committee on construction and design of the verkhovna rada of ukraine committee on the organization of state government local self-governance of regional development and urban planning was with us consequences yes well, we are moving further to the operational situation in the country at the front a-and let's talk with oleksandr musienko this is the head of the center for military-legal research mr. oleksandr congratulations good morning e p oleksandr how do you see the situation on on the front, where are the most difficult areas? well, where are we having success and moving forward? well, the most difficult area now is the lysichan tank, the place here is the most such a son , we can see that in russia, russian enemy units before us is the task of capturing lysychansk. well, our forces have built defenses there, and they are countering, trying to do it as effectively as possible, that is, the fight there continues in the second direction - this is the fact that the russian troops actually developed offensive actions to the north of popasnaya, as well as to the northeast, precisely in the direction of the s

people's deputy of ukraine, a member of the verkhovna rada committee on the organization of state power, local self-governmentnning, the head of the committee on construction and project planning olezhe greetings slava in ukraine, the first deputy head of the committee on digital transformation issues, the head of the party, the voice of ms. kirovo, greetings, good health, ms. kira, and ms. mr. oleg, well, look, it's very simple and very much so, well, i would say an inaccurate question, not exactly. and you, i don’t know if you are already in lugano. are you going to go there or have you been invited? have you been invited? are you among the 140 people who have to go there as part of ukrainian delegations, but the question is do you have an idea of ​​what the country's leadership thinks, knows, foresees regarding the reconstruction of ukraine after the military invasion of the russian federation, there is at least a partial understanding of what ukraine needs, how much it will cost, and whether it will ultimately be the newest ukraine of the 21st century century and not 7:00 p.m. as it was in some places bef

the chairman of the committee on construction and design of the verkhovna rada committee on the organization of local state power self-governancepment and urban planning, mr. oleg, we congratulate you, we congratulate you , mr. oleg, good morning, good morning, please tell me, do you have data on how many streets and alleys have already been renamed, how many are going to be renamed and where exactly, where is russification going at an accelerated pace, and where is lagging behind, well, there is no such data each street is won in each city separately, it is decided by the local community and no one has such statistics , it goes on, and what’s more, this process is not effective in our country for 30 years, constantly every year. in one community, then in another, the name of the streets changes, the name of the avenues changes, etc. well, if you introduce centralized statistics, no one keeps such a thing, but maybe it is necessary, olegovych, we know that decommunization it seems to have taken place centrally , and accordingly, there was even a law, a law that was passed even by the constitutional court, the pension court reco

bezhin is in touch with us, a servant of the people, a member of the verkhovna rada's committee on organization state power, local self-government regional development and urban planning good evening yes, good evening first of all, i am talking about this presidential hint. allow me to ask you. and how many people are there in the ukrainian delegation in lugano ? civil society silos, therefore, the total number well, it is actually quite difficult to outline it. it seems to me that if we talk about the government-parliamentary joint delegation, it includes around about four people. but i could be wrong . i don’t know how many representatives of the public sector there are, but it’s quite a large number. i asked this because apparently the president still addressed politicians. well, it’s unlikely that he addressed representatives of civil society. it’s true that it’s difficult to say directly about volodymyr oleksandrovych. who was addressed? this package is good, please tell the swiss media. i took a short walk today before the broadcast. to provide ukraine with a leading role in the development of the state, and at the same ti

that'll be the responsibility of national health organizations or public health organizations and state and local governments as well as our private healthcare system to respond. but i think declaring the w.h.o. public health emergency is a first good step to increase awareness in some of the things that have been in the press that we're certainly well aware of here in stanford is the fact that the supply of the vaccine, which is the safer of the two vaccines that are available is in very short supply and again if you can vaccinate someone within four days of contact with someone, it will be shown to have infection. it's highly infectious. >> that's the thing he noted to make sure we're practicing safe sex. >>> still to come dozens of bay area firefighters at the oak fire outside the yosemite. so what happens if the fire breaks out here? are we ready to handle it? we'll get those answers. >>> and we'll show you why bay area scientists are putting in an original copy of the canterbury in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it

that is , it will be the state budget, maybe it will be cooperation with international technical organizations, governments of countries at the level of localbodies, so i think it is too early to rush into this key, but the physicists will transfer all funds directly to the state budget and the distribution of e - they are only representatives of ukraine, and you can partially bypass them. i think that it should be as transparent as possible, but it should be as transparent as possible, but this is what i talked about with the ministers of ukraine, so i think that international partners should see us as honest and sincere people, we have no other option here , because for me, any abuse of it is essentially a crime, i would equate it with treason, although in this way, how our partners are supported now us aids uh-uh this is an unprecedented river of vision sports one more one more moment i wouldn't want me to be very like that well if they also organized this problem here it's not even about what will be found there the money will be stolen and even the problem i don't think is that the money will steal you know, once upon a time, the head

of danger, the state can do the truth absolutely and that is why there were storage facilities, evacuation routes, warning signals - this is what local self-government authorities are obliged to organizeout the territory of ukraine precisely so that every person and also of course informing about the hiding places of the population in the surrounding areas. that is, these are the conditions for a person to be able to hide and protect himself and his relatives in the event of an alarm, in the event of a threat to his life, or a missile attack or other threat but on the other hand, we must also remember that we have a war and a war in russia with ukraine and it is not somewhere in the east, not somewhere in the donbass . we prefer not to mention the fact that the battlefield is the whole country and not some specific front line. thank you serhii serhii kuzan, the head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation was on our broadcast, which is ongoing, the only news, together we are strong, we will support the ukrainian army with money, scan the code, bandage, bandage, we will win news together we are strong unconquered cities of ukraine pavlograd an industrial center with a coss

organs and compete. we are proud of in this context the vast majority of the taken a protracted bipartisan support. they're also spurring the private sector states and local governments to act. i would note that at the present by his executive order endorsed a right to prepare for example, the more people to fix their own devices. just recently passed the first as well. that is first executive order. the second is the oracles of the traditional antitrust agencies for the department of justice to fully enforce. nominated antitrust division. both were converted bipartisan support this and are now equally feeding those efforts. their work requires sensible frameworks, pursuing cases doing so in a challenging legal work for required and informative and technologies critical the challenges the rise of dominant internet platforms. it requires research to rebuild capabilities. during just the last decade, our economy, the size of our increase by nearly half. annual completed mergers and acquisitions doubled. in time appropriations the d.o.j. antitrust division and the sec having flats. in real terms they have decreased. and keep in mind these agencies, their core mission is

local state or the federal government. now the organizers had said that they would be engaging in an act of civil disobedience. most of the protesters are staying here in lafayette park across pennsylvania avenue, a basically to bring their voices to what they say is a feature injustice. and don't tell us to he was women, but hurts the he was his credibility world wide. this demonstration is, are happening here in washington despite rather stormy weather. and i have a what conditions. but they say that they are going to be coming out and holding what they call a sort of rage across the united states in order to bring the make bring home. the point that protecting women's white to abortion is the just the beginning. protecting the right to cost reception, protecting same. so marriage is protecting civil liberties of all sorts, including your walk abroad, a lack of segregation, the united states. they say, if this does not, if this is the reverse, that many other things would reverse what it means to be an american. still ahead here on al jazeera, big day for kazakstan, that wimbledon have a report on what was a

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state of emergency statewide? >> oh, yeah, lots of political pressure, and also there's political pressure on local governments to do what the world health organization said to do. the world health organization put out a notice recommending that gay and by sexual men limit sexual partners to reduce the spread of monkeypox. will local governments take that up and will they go as far as the city of san francisco did in the 1980s when they closed the gay bath houses? city health department protested over that. will that have to happen? again, don't mean to stigmatize the gay community. i am openly gay. i understand the arguments against that. new york city for example just canceled a big sex party because they are worried about monkeypox. >> hank plante, we appreciate the perspective you provide me and our viewers. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> one more note. monkeypox primarily spreads through prolonged skin-to-skin contact and bodily fluids. mainly it means sexual contact, but it is possible it could happen in crowded settings where the skin-to-skin contact is happening. the least likely way is prolonged exposure to soiled clothes or bed

local state or the federal government. now the organizers had said that they would be engaging in an act of civil disobedience. most of the po testers are staying here in lafayette park across pennsylvania avenue. a basically to bring their voices to what they say is a huge injustice dog just to do was women, but hurts when he was his credibility worldwide. this demonstration is a happening here washington, despite rather stormy weather and i have a what conditions. but they say that they are going to be coming out and holding what they call a song of rage across the united states in order to bring the make, bring all the point that protecting women's white to abortion is the just the beginning. protecting the white to call for subsidy, protecting, same sex marriages, protecting civil liberties of all sorts, including the yacht, walk abroad. they said lack of subrogation in the united states. they say, if this does not, so if this is a reverse, that many other things would reverse what it means to be an american for a short break here. now to sierra, when we come back, we'll have the latest on the race to beco

local state or the federal government. now the organizers had said that they would be engaging in an act of civil disobedience. most of the po testers are staying here in lafayette park, across pensylvania avenue, a basically to bring their voices to what they say is a pizza injustice dots us to us women, but hurts me. he was quite a building worldwide. this demonstration is a happening here. washington, despite rather stormy weather and i haven't what positions, but they say that they are going to be coming out and holding what they call a solo of rage across the united states in order to bring up the great hall, the point that protecting women's rights to abortion is the just the beginning, protecting the right to talk with sampson protecting same sex marriages, protecting civil liberties of all sorts, including your walk abroad. they said lack of subrogation in the united states. they say if this does not, if this is a reverse, that many other things would reverse what it means to be in america. united nations says more than 12000000 ukrainians have been displaced by the russian invasion. many are starting

in an organized way, they will do it, and if they have a solution, there will be no solution, but there was the question of evacuating the possibilities of the state and its local self- government bodies have been working for months to ensure that you hear me, we hear you well. the main thing is that you also hear us, ms. maryana, for a very long time. are in a certain psychological state that they cannot make a single correct decision, therefore they ask whether it is possible in our country to necessarily evacuate, in particular, at least in some strata of citizens, children who do not have the right to make decisions for themselves, people who there are people with limited mobility, for example. well, something like : what do the laws say about this? what does human rights protection say about this while working in lysychansk? because i was in contact with the ministry of justice from the verkhovna rada of ukraine, we conducted a study of how legal it is, how it complies with the legislation of the constitution ukraine has studied the resolution of the cabinet of ministers, in principle, such an evacuation can be organized without fail. in the conditions of martial law, neve

organization of a possible exposure to monkey pox and lab workers who handled monkeypox specimens. earlier this week, house speaker nancy pelosi joined other state and local leaders calling on the federal government department of health and human services to send more monkey pox vaccine supply here to san francisco. they say they i need about 35,000 doses to meet the demand again. san francisco department public health received about 4000 doses over the last 24 hours, and that's why they're having this vaccine clinic here. it starts at eight o'clock this morning, so just an hour from now and goes on until noon, so you have to be eligible and meets that criteria would just mentioned to be able to walk in and get one of these shots. i live in san francisco ali rasmus ktvu. fox two news, ali. thank you. a new covid vaccine will soon be available. cbc advisors now support the novavax vaccine. the fda cleared it last week. studies show that novavax vaccine is 100% effective against preventing moderate and severe cases of covid. the cdc says at least 26 million adults in the united states are still unvaccinated. new research shows as many as one in five american adults who had covid are still battling

state . the organization of the heating season is a matter of national security of ukraine, and then i turn to the mayors, this is also the relationship of the central government, mayors of localts, you have a particularly responsible burden . adhere to a unified information policy should be an information policy should be handled by city mayors in our country involve citizens in training before the heating season, communicate with them in an adult way, what is it like in an adult way, support them in domestic thermomodernization, volodymyr, we just have a huge number of people, including people who work in our editorial office, destroyed property, destroyed apartments, there are no windows, and everyone wrote there statements have been put into effect there for reimbursement of the movement, there is none, and the minister of community development at the same time says that with us they have some kind of information policy to deal with, maybe it ’s just that the cabinet of ministers has some function to perform, well, regarding support from the state of those people who have suffered from this war, and not to wash their heads with information politics, to call for some kind o

local state or the federal government. now the organizers had said that they would be engaging in an act of civil disobedience. most of the po testers are staying here in lafayette park, across pennsylvania avenue, a basically to bring their voices to what they say is a huge shock, injustice don't tell us to he was women, but hurts the u. s. his credibility world wide. this demonstration is, are happening here in washington despite rather stormy weather and i have a what conditions. but they say that they are going to be coming out and holding what they call a summer of rage across the united states in order to bring the make, bring up the point that protecting and women's right to abortion is the just the beginning. protecting the like to cough reception. protecting st marriages were touching siblings of all sorts, including the ja walker rod. he said luck with the united states. they say this is marta. remove that many other things would reverse what it means to be an american purchase to taking basing argentina is a wave of discontent sweeps across the country left wing activists. so angry at the government

organizations that supply free diagnosis for students with disabilities? what do we do in education? guest: well, first of all, this is state stuff. state and local. state governments need to have in place a system whereby parents of young children with disabilities get tested early. really early. support that family early on, try to figure out what is the most appropriate integration for that child in the education system? one of the things we did in the individual with disabilities education act was to set up what we called in individualized education plan. each student gets in individualized education plan. it has to be done with the parents, parents have to be involved. school is involved. it can be modified and changed as it goes along, but only with the parent approval. they cannot kick kids out of school anymore like they used to. again, i think the ada has set the overall structure. 504, 2. set the structure for the federal. but the ada said, ok. states, you have to do it too. that is one thing people forget about in the ada. what we did indy 504 under the federal level, you now in the states have to do on the state level. host: organizations for this educa

organized. and it's a playbook that we saw, like you pointed out, in the earlier part of the 2010 decade. it was kind of from the ground up. they worked at the state and local governmente funded by the koch foundation and koch brothers. they were able to transform really the republican party beneath all of our noyess really. now that they have the reins of power in so many places and statehouses, they're now reduplicating that playbook and applying it to the here and now. certain maga candidates are endorsing school board candidates now. that's how granular this really gets. no matter what happens in the 2022 election, there is a whole giant election that is organized that targets every down ballot race in every state we care about. if we don't match up with that, we're going to have major events going forward. we'll have extreme minority views. >> desantis is on that school board thing. last word to you on this, maggie. you talked about some of the things they are behind, attacking critical race theory, some of the usual stuff. is there a coherent set of things that these folks that are connected to this organization want, that they want done to society? >> you know,

of local and national public officials to implement any sort of policies that hold cops accountable. just off the top with your organization and your work, what are two things right now the state governmentright now to lessen the likelihood of the next state sponsored murder of a black person in america? >> i will give you two things right now. one is most certainly to change immunity in this country. the fact that having a badge and a gun in my community gives you carte blanche to kill is a problem in the so-called democracy. the other thing and a bigger thing and more important thing is to divert all of these millions of dollars that continue to go to police departments that do not prove themselves responsible and divert that to the things that actually keep us safe. like you said, jason, i am often on tv because something bad has happened. often something bad has happened to black people. i have a godson that sees me on tv and is excited and i hate to tell him it's probably because someone was shot by police. we had a chance. who do you protect? who do you serve? the answer is nobody. this is the point that people don't get. the police officers have been litigating a simple fact. they

organization of possible exposure to monkey pox and lab workers who handle monkeypox specimens. earlier this week, house speaker nancy pelosi joined other state and local leaders in california, calling on the federal government descent more monkey pox vaccine supply here to san francisco. they said they need about 35,000 doses to meet the band. now san francisco department of public health got about 4000 doses of this vaccine in the last 24 hours. that's why they had this walk in clinic at san francisco general this morning, but they also add that people can get appointments with kaiser and other providers here in san francisco to get a monkey pox vaccine if they're eligible. i live in san francisco ali rasmus ktvu. thank you. ali skin swabs could be put and put an end to nasal swabs. so when you're testing for covid-19 researchers in the uk have found that testing the changes in the fats and oils in the patient's skin is effective at screening for coronavirus. scientists took samples of blood, saliva and skin from 83 patients hospitalized with the virus, they found a noninvasive suave can collect oil from a person's skin and detect covid with nearly 90% accuracy. a new study finds that the covid-19 virus ca

organizations that supply free diagnosis for students with disabilities? what do we do in education? guest: well, first of all, this is state stuff. state and local. state governmentsto have in place a system whereby parents of young children with disabilities get tested early. really early. support that family early on, try to figure out what is the most appropriate integration for that child in the education system? one of the things we did in the individual with disabilities education act was to set up what we called in individualized education plan. each student gets in individualized education plan. it has to be done with the parents, parents have to be involved. school is involved. it can be modified and changed as it goes along, but only with the parent approval. they cannot kick kids out of school anymore like they used to. again, i think the ada has set the overall structure. 504, 2. set the structure for the federal. but the ada said, ok. states, you have to do it too. that is one thing people forget about in the ada. what we did indy 504 under the federal level, you now in the states have to do on the state level. host: organizations for this educator --

organizations that supply free diagnosis for students with disabilities? what do we do in education? guest: well, first of all, this is state stuff. state and local. state governmentsto have in place a system whereby parents of young children with disabilities get tested early. really early. support that family early on, try to figure out what is the most appropriate integration for that child in the education system? one of the things we did in the individual with disabilities education act was to set up what we called in individualized education plan. each student gets in individualized education plan. it has to be done with the parents, parents have to be involved. school is involved. it can be modified and changed as it goes along, but only with the parent approval. they cannot kick kids out of school anymore like they used to. again, i think the ada has set the overall structure. 504, 2. set the structure for the federal. but the ada said, ok. states, you have to do it too. that is one thing people forget about in the ada. what we did indy 504 under the federal level, you now in the states have to do on the state level. host: organizations for this educator --

organization of a possible exposure at that event in lab workers who handled monkeypox specimens. earlier this week, house speaker nancy pelosi joined other state and local leaders calling on the federal governmentonkey pox vaccine supply here to san francisco. they say they need about 35. 1000 doses to meet demand. now again here at san francisco general, they got about 4000 doses. city of san francisco health department got 4000 doses. so here at san francisco general, starting at eight until noon, they will be distributing those monkey pox vaccines to the people in line who are eligible live in san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. thank you. ali the house of representatives have overwhelmingly approved a bill that would protect same sex and interracial marriage in federal law in total. 47 republicans joined democrats to pass the respect for marriage act. now advocates say the legislation is necessary in the wake of the recent decision to overturn roe v. wade. i had the privilege of performing the first marriages. and so it was a great day. we you know, we raised the rainbow flag. um you know, and there's some protection. certainly in california. i don't think we have to worry too much

organizers took to the action against the alliance and its policies , a portion of the motherland is now collecting signatures of local residents in order to appeal to the government of the country. northwest united statesoded after heavy rains in one of the cities of montana, the roads turned into stormy rivers to go out dangerously thousands of people stuck in their homes in the south of the country the strongest storm and hail the size of a baseball. st. petersburg has an orange level of weather danger due to the heat, it will remain at least until tuesday a similar situation in other regions of the european part of russia with details vadim zavodchenkov. european russia melts under the july sun in the region intensifies abnormal heat. how much longer will she hold on, where new dangerous animals have already begun to appear because of her, and when saving showers with thunderstorms come. up-to-date weather analytics on russia 24 channel. i am vadim preobrazhenkov, a leading specialist of the centrobus. hello, on the russian plain, the heat is intensifying, half in the sand. half is not in the sand in the water. at in general, everyone bathes, everyone burns. in any case, i have never seen so many pe