of a officer. this is helpful and understanding the overall system and i'm excited to engage with you in this process further because i think these are practices that are tried and true all most in any field. bringing things to the attention of someone when there is a need to improve and it is helpful we know but when the alerts dont lead to performance improvement plans and sometimes the officers may not feel there is anything to improve, so i think it is all interconnected in one way shape or form. >> you hit the nail on the head. this program designed to identify indicators prior to the officer running into discipline issue. the department does spend a lot of effort and time and resources into trying to do exactly what you said. >> thank you commissioner yanez. sergeant. >> members of the public that like to make public comment regarding line item 10 the eis presentation, approach the podium or press star 3. >> there is no pubplic comment. >> great. >> thank you. have a great evening. >> line it

we're short more than 500 officers. that number is not static. it's growing as officers retire.i think that's one of the biggest challenges that the mayor and board of supervisors have to address in the coming years. the mayor has begun to in the last year's budget. in the meantime, we have public safety challenges now. what i appreciate about the announcement today is that we are not waiting years to recruit new officers, we're figuring out how to use the offices that are we have now most effectively and how to find other people who maying able to do those jobs and get them out. if your home is broken into, bet getting someone who is not a sworn officer to take the report more quickly so the officer can be on the street in the castro or mission or soma and addressing the needs ever constituents and making residents and tourists feel safer is all for the good. this is smart. glad to be here and express my support and thanks. i'm going to introduce a colleague who i know works every day with her office on some of the challenges that have emerged in the last few years around illeg

department copyright office. modernizing the copyright system. this runs about 45 minutes. >> thank you all for being here. billions of people around the world are inspired by our music, film, photography, books and more. they have made us laugh and cry, entertain us, impact the human condition. caused us to take action against injustice. parable, beautiful, enlightening. our founders have participated in -- for their hard work. because of touche and includes this clause to ensure our creators can benefit from that. we set the fundamental copyright rules in the late 1990's. with the copyright act. i am going to put most of my statements in the record. i will have to leave shortly for another vote and i will have to come back. i will rely mostly on my questions when we do. but the collaborations we have had in the last few years makes a difference. we will have more questions for you. senator tylan, i am bringing my own state -- my own statement to the record. i yield to you. >> was all the logistical challenges, i want to thank you for holding th

officers judicial clerk. that -- they are consistent with california supreme court case and our office screens upheld in by the california court of appeal. in this case, people in my side of the screen, have provided add voice to hearing officers involved. we have not communed with lawyers on his side of the screen about this advice. and -- and no communications about the substance between mr. emreand the hearing officer occurred. >> thank you for the thorough explanation. turning to more questions of substance. with respect to the reconsideration. it does that the process general low have a basis in the transportation code or you know another city code that may be applicable. and if so were the procedures you know required for such a reconsideration where they follow in the this can is? there is in procedure codified for request for reconsideration transportation code or the rule this is apply to hearing officers. so when the hearing officer received the request for reconsideration from taxi division, they d

modernization remains a top priority for the office. the plan to enterprise copyright systems, ece s, we'll update and enhance all our services, making them more efficient and easier to use. the online system was the first major public release and the copyright public record system now offers and improved interface and advanced search functionality. development of a new and improved registration system, which is the largest and most complex component, is well underway. and we are making a lot of progress in digitizing pre 1978 records and putting them online. throughout all this, the public feedback has been vital, from pilot users and focus groups as well as from the libraries recently established copyright modernization committee. as the ecs becomes fully operational, we will be seeking support for ongoing maintenance and improvement so that we can avoid repeated overhauling of outdated legacy systems. and finally, our operations would benefit from greater flexibility in our use of collected fees, with the authority to provide continu

thanks to the efforts of our office of advancement, the office of international relations, and the office of academic appointments, this is sonia is hosting four of the scholars whose academic programs ended in may. i've been on how this opportunity, they would've had to return to an uncertain situation and their war torn home. at heart, the army monuments officers training program is a recognition that culture transcends geography, or race, or religion. preserving the artistic and cultural projects of human creativity is a noble endeavor. i think you all for recognizing the intrinsic value of protecting the tangible and intangible expressions of our shared humanity. congratulations again and thank you for all that you do. >> thank you. not just me pleasure to introduce larry de, rita from bank of america. larry? [applause] >> thanks very much. just to show that the army still has enough time, they put me in front of general -- from our tommy aisle. i was the navy for 15, years but how biden embarrass you too badly. i'm larry derita, as cohen, said the president for bag america, for great

they doubled the size of the police retail theft unit, including undercover officers and 150 new street ambassadors who will also be deployed throughout the city. >> the sun is coolly shining today and it is inviting you all back to downtown because this is a great place. >> if you have spent any time in downtown san francisco recently, you probably noticed these ambassadors. they are wearing bright blue jackets. we have a look at how this program is coming along as it heads into the holiday season. >> juliette, the city is trying all sorts of options, including tapping retired sfp officers. we spoke with the community ambassador programs where retired officers have a chance to serve their cities once more by being an extra layer of protection. >> we are out here to bring that safety back. >> reporter: they served in the sf pd their entire career. between the two they have more than six decades of experience policing the streets of san francisco. they have returned a city sanctioned community ambassadors. >> in a perfect world you would have 30 to 25-year-old men and women doing this in

offices full than from the office value. if we turn to one of those downtowns that didn't have much central business district but had some high rise with nightlife, i think this city would struggle more. >> that's a good point. i can't thank you for for coming down here to speak to this issue. i think the information is valuable and not only does it educate this commission, but allows us to educate our community members and help quite frankly to lobby for more thoughtful legislation and ways to help advance the recovery at the policy maker level. thank you very much for taking the time. a couple questions for you. first, i know i have asked you about this a couple different times during the pandemic. do we have any visibility yet or any sense for how we might get visibility into net new business registration? i know the business registration you have shown is down 25%, but not sure about the new closures and the city doesn't have an automatic input into closures because there is no requirement to notify this city when you sh

through a sea wmd, the countering weapons of mass destruction office, the office of health affairs, and, importantly our office of science and technology with the research and development that it spearheads. i am grateful to this committee for really moving forward with the confirmation of dimitri -- as our new undersecretary for the office of science and technology. it is really a very all of society approach. our leader of the office of health affairs, our chief medical officer is a tremendous leader in identifying what are the greatest threats that are imminent, or upon us. and developing a strategy to address set. he was instrumental in our protocols to address covid-19, in immigration detention centers, along the southwest border. working with border communities to develop a real infrastructure to address that. and, so, we are taking in all of department approach in the context of an all of society approach the strategy calls for. >> well, that is good, this committee will deal with this issue extensively over the next couple of years, i look forward to working closely with your te

officers say it was a 36 year old man who was known to police when officers arrived.t man got out of the car. he was deemed a threat to officers, five officers who then opened fire, hitting the man and killing him. the woman and the two younger children fled the scene. the 10 year old ran to a nearby business. all of those children have been reunited with their mother. the mother suffered minor injuries again. we don't know if this is an armed carjacking or some sort of domestic dispute, but we are following the story. that happened in redwood city just a couple of hours ago on el camino real when we learn more information, we will bring it to you. all right. in other news, now san francisco is officially kicking off the safe shopper initiative around union square. ktvu. christian captain joins us now he's live with the latest on what the city is doing to gear up for what's expected to be a busy shopping season. christian yeah, as we approach the busy post thanksgiving shopping season, the city announced that it will be posting additional police officers and community

from office to living space. some inputs, as supervisor stefani noted, the space fee and the prop i, if you transfer the property, and it changes in hand, there's a six percent immediate tax on the gross of the sale and then there's the inclusionary if you're changing it, so all of those inputs make any of those conversions today impossible. no one would do that today. there's no ability for that to happen given the -- unless the person owned the property already and then was going to sell finance converse which is, when you're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars, it doesn't happen. >> i, if i could just, through the chair, to vice-chair safai. i think i just want to -- my observation and i just want to respond to this. i do not think that the few years back we had the really, what known as the twitter tax break as a way that we thought was a good strategy to incentivize tech companies to come in and then really help us revitalize mid-market. i don't think that it really materialize. i think it's sort o

shooting officers. interviewed about half a dozen of the witness officers. district attorney steve wagstaffe says his office will use the coroner's report, witness interviews and interviews with the officers involved to determine if this was a lawful use of lethal force for the neighbors who live near the shooting scene and unsettling realization. the next incident of gun violence in america can take place right outside someone's door. i've never seen a violent thing happened live. and so as the first time it's frightening. district attorney says it will take approximately 2.5 months for his office to complete its investigation. five involved officers are on paid administrative leave at least until that point. redwood city. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30, a ruptured gas line in the east bay causes a fire that took nearly two hours to get under control by firefighters say it could have been much worse. also ahead, top republicans in congress tried to bring their caucus toge

here is what the mayor's office there is saying. an exact location where the bus will disempower nor will we have specific information about those on board nor do we know if other buses are planned. in other of other cities with busload of immigrants including new york, according to "the new york post" the independent budget office estimates this will cost the city $600 million a year. a number of border officials say that congress and the administration need to act. >> every state is a border state in a completely under unacceptable that it is happening and i try to hold biden accountable. if i use the tools in my toolbox until congress gets together and do something whether impeaching alejandro mayorkas or making a security of the border. >> a higher-level departure of the head of u.s. customs and border protection is stepping down. chris magnus turned in his resignation letter's saturday towing the president, "i'm cementing my rights that nation immediately. i wish you and your administration the best going forward. thank you for

and the officers, responding officers also did a an amazing job. and those officers are kobe, cal kagny and sergeant edmond wang. and again, this on going and active investigation. the both federal prosecutor and local prosecutors are both working diligently with the san francisco police department and capitol police. from this point forward any release of information is likely to be made by the prosecutors since this case is now going through the legal process and mr. depap is getting his due process. that has been, that has been a heavy lift with the department just with the coordination, just all of the media attention and the inquiries about this case. but let me take a step back and say to just for the speaker pelosi and her family, she has put out a statement which i will refer to everybody to that statement. but basically, what statement that has been put out, the family is traumatized and, it's been a horrific ordeal for them. and i know they're not the only victim of crime in this city. but this is been a very very tragic event in our city

office well, we arrived to the registry office well, we arrived at the registry office, we submittedffice, we submitted an application, explained the at the registry office, we submitted an application, explained the situation, situation, situation, we were immediately told yes, of course, we will we were immediately told yes, of course, we will we were immediately told yes, of course, we will write that today if you want, write that today if you want, write that today if you want, you said go change clothes buy you said go change clothes buy you said go change clothes buy rings please we will wait for you and so rings please we will wait for you and so rings please we will wait for you and so we went we managed to change everything in an hour we went we managed to change everything in an hour we went we managed to change everything in an hour i straightened my hair we i straightened my hair we i straightened my hair we went to the store in jewelery on this one and went to the store in jewelery on this one and went to the store in jewelery on this one and bought rings there quickly,

offices full than from the office value. if we turn to one of those downtowns that didn't have much central business district but had some high rise with nightlife, i think this city would struggle more. >> that's a good point. i can't thank you for for coming down here to speak to this issue. i think the information is valuable and not only does it educate this commission, but allows us to educate our community members and help quite frankly to lobby for more thoughtful legislation and ways to help advance the recovery at the policy maker level. thank you very much for taking the time. a couple questions for you. first, i know i have asked you about this a couple different times during the pandemic. do we have any visibility yet or any sense for how we might get visibility into net new business registration? i know the business registration you have shown is down 25%, but not sure about the new closures and the city doesn't have an automatic input into closures because there is no requirement to notify this city when you sh

i'm a former military officer myself. we have probably about 20,000 plus or minus military military spouses, family members in our company. and we we this year alone, 20% of all of our hires in the company been military, former military. so we a great legacy with the united states military of we're very proud. and then finally a long relationship with the smithsonian. lonnie. terrific, great american, one of the finest men in the city. we we've been we were a founding member of the board of the national museum of african-america history and culture. our ceo remains remains on that board. and we're very proud. so this program actually ties together three streams of activities, the milt support to the military instruments, support to the smithsonian. that's very important to our company. it's terrific to work with richard and cory and the others colonel to jesse and team to be able to support you and what you're going to do this very important. i had the privilege in a prior life to be the head of public department of defen

officer the senator from texas. -- the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cruz: first of all, nowhere in the senator from virginia's eloquent remarks did he dispute in any way, shape, or form the chronology i laid out about the absolute disaster the biden foreign policy has been in latin america. nowhere did the senator from virginia dispute that as a result of joe biden undermining our friends and allies, far-left , marxist leaders have risen to power, hurting the region and hurting america. that has been a consistent, deliberate pattern to undermine our friends and allies and to elevate vocal enemies of america. my friend from virginia also said he did not concede that mr. martinez nucete was a socialist congressman. i believe what he said is he didn't dispute it, but actually in saying he didn't concede it, my friend from virginia perhaps inadvertently did concede it. because he described on the senate floor how mr. martinez nucete was a member of the democratic action party in venezuela. democratic action is a party that is formally and officially part

the united states attorney's office dismissed those claims.camden county, they knew that mr. hobbs did not commit any assault but that assault was committed against him. the sheriff gave a statement today that he was going to investigate this matter -- although he had just learned about it. these issues took place at the end of summer. september the 3rd. the naacp president of the local chapter went to the jail, questions -- asked a question about mr. hobbs. he did not get any answered. and not until this video came out -- then and only then -- the sheriff decided to jump into action. we learned today that the -- buck helped investigate this matter. >> bakari on that notion, are we going to see more video footage released? and what was the process like to even get this? the fact that this was placed place back in december, why are we just now finding out about it? >> what you have seen -- >> laura, let me -- >> go ahead, go ahead, harry. >> let me ask you a question. the way we got this video -- mr. hobbs was on federal probation. he violated

the copyright office benefits from having a chief technology office? >> we've been thinking about that question and are aware that there is been discussion of that in this subcommittee. we currently work very closely with the library of congress's chief information officer and her staff. of course, that function has been centralized in the library of congress. especially, we are working very intensively in partnership with them on the modernization initiative and the enterprise copyright system. we have also developed and brought into in-house experience and expertise in the copyright office itself. working on many of these issues. so far, that combination of the libraries expertise and our expertise has been sufficient to address our current needs for analyzing technology. of course, we do a lot of consultations with stakeholders also about technological issues. but it is true that technology continues to grow in importance and affect everything we do. we are taking on more responsibilities and more roles in large part at the request of -- or a mandat

our law enforcement officers and protective security officers are highly trained prepare to deter attacks. as recently, demonstrated in chicago and fbi field offices. those protected security offices deterred attacks those occasions when typically the first line of defense. we celebrated education and solid commitment as we recognize our efforts as weak as part of the national security office appreciation work week. from the federal courthouse where high-profile trials take place, to daycare centers in federal facilities where we are protecting most innocent, fps's time and time again proven that we are a dynamic, dedicated law enforcement agency. additionally, fbi directly protects 233 congressional district officers that are located in 176 billion in the fbi's protection portfolio. while we have responsibility for protection efforts at these facilities, we work closely and had strong relationships with the united states capitol police. thousands on its are and our staff to ensure safety of all members. establish over 50 years ago, fdr's is made remarkable progress as an organization. it

after all, you are also a district police officer in the past, yes, the officer service began.m a competent district police officer on the spot. yes , it very much depends on whether or not the carousels who specially arrived from the region registered and begin to live in a particular residential area. minsk, for example, yes, and then arranges a mess at the polling station elected there, it was and it is necessary to draw from this conclusion whether it depends on him or not, it’s quiet here, he sews black and white flags in the district or nightmare his parents. ah, that is neighbors for a different political position, well, i think that many have gone through this yes, and i have such wonderful neighbors, is it not worth changing the status and qualifications of this group of employees of the ministry of internal affairs, let's say, to increase it in order to attract them there, really very professional people, the fact that the service of the district police inspector is very important today . she is necessary. yes, we always remember aniskin, who knew on his territory, he

they came to the big meeting where they were going to be electing officers and senior noncommissioned officers and so forth, he thought his previous service as he had a dual role, he was not only the batteries radar so to speak but he was also a swing driver with one of the guns, sling driver being hauled by lumbar. you have six horses running two, two and two. each set of two horses has a writer on it to help direct their actions and the most complex of the three writer positions was on the center pair of horses and that's what he did. here's very proficient as it was not only a clerk but he had a gun he is assigned to, i think there was a kitty coming up for a look, fascias. she wants to see what's happening. she hears this stuff all the time. as a camera here so she's heading out there. lost interest. [laughter] his canteen. every regiment had a canteen where you could get, it was a dry state. all kinds of stuff. paper for writing letters home, just about anything your average soldier would need. a lot of sales and they went to great lengths, huge lengths to run that stuff done. in

officer james shelf shot boy a carjacking suspect. the officer approached his vehicle. officer emptied his service weapon which was not a military style and reloading had he was shot because we know a service weapon of a police officer versus a semi automatic rifle does in the gift officer the greatest odds. also we than officer espinosa a k 47 and fled he was struck and killed. these military style weapons are on our streets. and so when people talk the militarization of our police force queue context to what is happening around us is unfair. it is as am the police force decide act like they are in the military and get weapons. that's not it. they are responds to the sad situation of the gun violence epidemic. that's what you have to respond to. the last thing i want to read from some a police officer in july of 13, after a birthday party shoot out an a circumstance 472 were xild twoinded the miamief chief told abc news for me it it is a no brain are these are weapons of war. they don't belong in the ecstasy of america. police officers are facing and citizen are facing

paulino for the mayor's office. part of the barrier to moving quickly we don't have a state of emergency why do we not just have a new declaration. what is different today than was different last december the mayor determined the s warrantied a proclamation. emergency and the ability to move forward. thanks for the question. request i can't speak if there would be another declaration coming down the pike. i can't say that the declaration from last year as the board knows expedited the ability to procurator space. to staff the space and make surety service came up quickly. as i mentioned earlier the past couple months dp heart attack spengdz the time to identify alternate cites and alternate upon way in which we make surety service to the communities are delivered. so needing a new declaration in order to expedite [inaudible] i can't speak to it but the planning that has gone in making sure there are alternates to the center following the services of the past couple of months spent doing. >> we are hear thering will

an officer again. but as our crime reporter henry lee explains, that doesn't sit well with civil rights advocates officer ryan mcmahon, who was involved in two deadly shootings in vallejo, and fired from that department now has a new job along the peninsula in a small community of broad, more police department has trusted him with a badge and a gun. and to make life and death decisions. yet again, more police is a small force with a lot of baggage. several previous top cops have been accused of fraud and other misconduct. mcmahon was one of six officers who fired 55 shots , killing william mccoy in a tackle bill drive through in 2019. he had fallen asleep with a gun on his lap and began moving around in his front seat before he was killed. man was terminated for firing a shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fire. 15 carolina street. earlier the same officer shot and killed rondell foster after he said foster grabbed his flashlight during a struggle. foster had been stopped for ridi

officer pollock. call item 7. >> item 7 is authorization to amend the legal services agreement with richard, watson to extend the term to january 23 of 24. member who is wish to comment call the number on the screen. press star 3 to line up to speak. officer pollock. >> thank you i have a brief presentation on this. looks like it is sharing. contract for legal services with richards, watson, that was came about from a request from proposals in 2018 and the contract in 2019. and set to expire at the end of january next year. and so this is a proposal to extend the contract for a year and i just see there is a timeo in my presentation. apologize a year until january 31, 2024. and to increase the not to exceed for the contract by 30 thousand dollars to give us a bit of head room in case of we need more spending on legal services. and the contract amendment that is attached to the memo has also updates to the terms and conditions from the stele's contract templet. data privacy and provisions and so far la

officers are working in many overtime shifts, and non-officer employees including cooks, teachers, nurses, are being forced to fill in for correctional officers. we know this is the problem throughout our economy. it's one of the reasons, overall, i'd like to see training and apprenticeship programs, but also immigration reform. what steps are you taking to increase recruitment and employer retention rights as crests julie and -- >> thank you, senator. the staffing issues -- we've been working really hard to improve recruitment and retention, both recruitment bonuses and light of the current economy, and retention bonuses. we've also consulted with an outside firm who just concluded their work in recommendations around how we can better recruit, including how we market ourselves. in order to get people inside. plus, the issue around augmentation is one that is just incredibly important for me to touch on. it is something that is very useful during the short term, during the crisis, to be able to have those individuals ensure that those security posts are filled. the wear and tear that's o

officer pollock. call item 7. >> item 7 is authorization to amend the legal services agreement with richard, watson to extend the term to january 23 of 24. member who is wish to comment call the number on the screen. press star 3 to line up to speak. officer pollock. >> thank you i have a brief presentation on this. looks like it is sharing. contract for legal services with richards, watson, that was came about from a request from proposals in 2018 and the contract in 2019. and set to expire at the end of january next year. and so this is a proposal to extend the contract for a year and i just see there is a timeo in my presentation. apologize a year until january 31, 2024. and to increase the not to exceed for the contract by 30 thousand dollars to give us a bit of head room in case of we need more spending on legal services. and the contract amendment that is attached to the memo has also updates to the terms and conditions from the stele's contract templet. data privacy and provisions and so far la

i know at the post office is gonna do. okay, we'll give you more in san francisco but they will cut it somewhere else. somehow get the money to pay the, more is fine with me. tammy hull, over the past two years the postal service has struggled mightily during the holiday season. haphazard leadership and endemic staffing shortages have led to unprecedented slowdowns. this is our first holiday season -- the postmaster plans to slow down first class mail and some packages implemented this is where it is going to be implemented. the postal regulatory commission blasted the united states postal service for failing to adequately research this misguided overhaul. miss hull, it is your office committed to providing rigorous oversight and timely and transparent reporting on the impact of the operational staffing changes during the upcoming peak season? >> yes sir, we are. >> thank you. i yield back. >> i think the gentleman from new jersey for who is inside for questioning. thank you. before i call on mr. davis, the gentleman from

crumb on the office. guard knocked me out when everyone jumped out of the office. the knife was left lying in the yard. i didn't take it. so, don't leave the city. and for insurance purposes , our employee will be with you. somewhere at a quarter to nine around nine? well, do you understand what's the matter? tuesdays probably the one who could know about the conflict with the groan and the pulp is the one who was able to select. svistunov has a knife dudnikov dudnikov and there is simply no one else. in addition, he could not know that svistunov would get into an accident for $ 45,000 - this is a lot of us for less. so i'm calling, georgievich, call. for you, specialists in ventilation hatches are not only i told you a specialist. pleasant, but, apparently, not only for ventilation. why are there stepladder stools? well your ventilation camera, as the video writes sound is not writes works on wi-fi at a distance can not be turned off. we need to see where the signal goes. excuse me, it can be defined som

. tote new hotline dedicated to catching rogue officers-— rogue officers. officers. we are asking the public to call— rogue officers. we are asking the public to call the _ rogue officers. we are asking the public to call the hotline - rogue officers. we are asking the public to call the hotline if - rogue officers. we are asking the public to call the hotline if they i public to call the hotline if they have any information that a metropolitan police officer or member of staff who is corrupt or otherwise abusing their position of trust and power, it could be financially motivated, it could be sexually motivated, it could be based on hatred and discrimination. the hotline will be run by the charity crimestoppers, callers do not have to give their name and the information will be investigated by the anti corruption and abuse command. the police force acknowledges it is a sign of how serious the situation is. they will be people listening to that to think how on earth has it been allowed to get this bad? i how on earth has it been allowed to get this bad?— ho

you just hired our chief economist in the office. they are beginning by looking into the demand side and doing research on the demand side of what demand there is, what flexibilities there are, and what the price sensitivity of different kinds of registrants is and then looking at our costs and registering and recording different kinds of material. he is beginning with that study. once the study is complete, we will use it to inform a notice of public inquiry where we will get comments from the public on the policy issues involved in changing the fee structure. i cannot tell you now exactly what it will be but we are setting the process. >> what kind of timeline should we expect? >> our intent is to start the progress in calendar year 2023. >> also in response to the letter, senator lakey, chairman and i set back in june. he held a series of consultations this summer on technical measures that defy -- that identify or protect copyright works. you have any initial impressions from those discussions? >> they have been pretty helpful di

the officers that came to the aid of the officers that were shot. especially the civilian that came to the aid of officers who were shot. shots being fired, we can see and hear the shots being fired, and they're there bending over trying to drug this officer to safety. >> one officer was released from the hospital yesterday. the other is in stable condition. both are expected to make a full recovery. >>> "the washington post" says washington commanders' owner daniel snyder is considering selling the team that he's owned for more than two decades. the commanders said snyder and his wife have hired bank of america securities to consider potential transactions. it's not clear if they would sell the entire team or a minority share. snyder and the team have been the subject of multiple ongoing investigations into allegations of workplace harassment and financial improprieties. >>> and the "associated press" says a preliminary study found the psychedelic chemical in so-called magic mushrooms may ease depression in some hard-to-treat patients. the findings

from pivovsk, and these were fsb officers this is simply a brilliant meeting of the officers of twopecial services on the territory of the ukrainian kyiv-pechersk lavra . it is difficult to disagree here. what status is it in the supreme and local councils? it has been reviewed and recommended for adoption after the third or fourth meeting of the committee. there was such a strange story because when this draft decision, which was originally introduced by the deputies from the eu, well , god, they did not want to introduce projects from the eu. and there is no need, then the pro-government faction already submitted similar ones, let's accept from the pro-government faction and then the representatives are new to the pzs - this is self-evident, but they simply ran away from the committee when this issue was brought to the committee on issues of local self-government by the way, even when the decision was voted on, the chairman of the committee did not support the decision, but today according to the procedure, there are no reservations that it should not be introduced in the parliame