fireworks main our city. able for the first time dre up overhead and get a visual observation on the ground without putting officers in danger. while this footage was being streamed to us, we are able to come up with a strategic plan officers in place and disrupt this activity. as yowill see you will see the officers move inand disrupt the fireworks set and--chases folks out of there to create a safe environment for folks ■; we are able to de-escalate the situation becae we had a visual observation what was going on from overhead. again, as you can see, the fire works stopped and the folks dispersed. >> [indiscernible]■ it is very difficult [indiscernible] with this tool it enhanced our ability. [indiscernible]dre operators in there bay area and he is able to maintain the footage we were able to coordinate resources on the 7 and [indiscernible] embarcadero and we are able to do this in a safe efficient manner. without the drone it is nearly impossible [indiscernible] vey successful. the next day, that happene

our officers arworking very very hard to make sure that this city is the safest city in amerand we willontinue this trend with the help of drones. our violent crime is down 12 percent, prairpt crime is down 35 percent, and again, i have to give thanks to our leader of our city, mayor breed this all happen. and now, without i will introduce mayor ndon breed. >> thank you chief scott and thank you to our district attorney brooke jenkins, the pla president lieutenant tracey mccray and others from the san francisco policedepartment joining us today. this partnership didn't ju happen. it happened because we worked started when last year i had a opportunity to visit number of our stations in san francisco, our police stations and i had conver sations with thny officers directly. feedback time and time again is, we want to do our jobs, but we need more tools to do a better job for the people of san francisco, and would talk to me about technology and how using this technology and how ive it was. last year in october, we got together and we made nouncement based on that feedback, proposition e

it has been a game-changeer our city. last year san francisco saw the lowest crime ratein 10 years, not including the pandemic. this year we ar percent lower then we were in 2023 has been a real game-changeer. we are excited abou we are talking about people who are committing crimes who are not arrested in days but arrested in having this technology has added additional value. but despite this technology, i appreciate the fact that this departworking really hard on the operation, the bait car operation a tool to combat issues plaguing our city and eeing early results. we will see a result of this. but i want to clear, when you cross those lines here in san francisco, there consequences. i appreciate our distriis prosecuting those cases rchlt but we have not abandopeople second chances, providing a amount of programs that get people on the right path organizations and communities in order to help people. once those lines ar we have a job to do. to protect public in this city and now with these technology tools, is a game-c

_ of the majority of our region and indeed the city when _ of the majority of our region and indeed the city when i wholly condemn the _ indeed the city when i wholly condemn the inexcusable - indeed the city when i wholly - condemn the inexcusable criminality that targeted — condemn the inexcusable criminality that targeted sunderland _ condemn the inexcusable criminality that targeted sunderland and - condemn the inexcusable criminality that targeted sunderland and its - that targeted sunderland and its communities. _ that targeted sunderland and its communities, and _ that targeted sunderland and its communities, and our— that targeted sunderland and its communities, and our police - that targeted sunderland and its - communities, and our police service last night _ communities, and our police service last night. violence, _ communities, and our police service last night. violence, looting - communities, and our police service last night. violence, looting and - last night. violence, looting and vandalism _ last night. violence, looting and vandalism. all— last night. viol

we enhances our foot pursuit >> how much is this program overall cost the city? >> i had that right now. i we are-- let's see-- >> we'll get that >> yeah. yeah, so total cost so far has been $35 thousand. and that--in our budget this year, ksmayor we plan to purchase more, so that cost will go as we purchase drones. >> last thing from the drone conversatithclaims made that in regards to-all the encampments being cleared right now that there has been people ar jailed. is there-can you comment on that or is thre uptick of arres anything like that? is this a drone ques separate? >> separate. >> okay. , even though it is not a drone question, our been instructed to support the law. now the supreme court made ecision we put out department notice what we can and can't do, what is the law, so the officers have been instructed to do that. cln safe city and that's a part of it. >> thanks for coming out. [music] hi. i'm san francisco mayor london breed i want to congratulate sfgovtv on 30 years dedicated service as a broadcast channel for our vibrant you played a critical r

well, this chapel, it was erected in the year of our city's anniversary, our city turned 575 years oldn 2017, and next to it, look, these are nails from the beginning of the 21st century, that is, on a nail. as in the cherry orchard there were cats and cats and i walked and stood with the bears to rest in old traditions new life i looked at the marvelous times with projects in the past. on the belarus 24 tv channel. one of the largest projects is a permanent exhibition of contemporary art region, painting, graphics, sculpture, decorative and applied art, art glass. the works of more than forty talented authors of litchik are presented here. we will talk in more detail about the concept of the exhibition with its curator tatyana nekiforova. tatyana mikhailovna, good afternoon. good afternoon. we are in an amazing art space, the creative implementation is immediately noticeable. tell us, please, about the concept of the project contemporary art of the region? well, let me introduce, in fact, the entire museum before we talk about in this project, you are visiting the lithuanian. art muse

our violent crime is downrpt cr percent, and again, i ha to give thanks to our leader of our city, mayormaking this all happen. and now, without further ado, l >> thank you chief scott and thank you to our torney brooke jenkins, the lieutenant tracey mccray and others from the san francisco police department joining us today. this partnership didn't just happen. it happened because we worked together. it all started hea opportunity to visit a number of our stations in san francisco, our police stations and i conver sations with many officers directly. the feedbacand6d time again is, we want to do our jobs, but we a b the people of san francisco, and they me a other jurisdictions werew effective it was. last year in october, we got together and we made an announcementon that feedback, proposition e was born. and were add alamo square where we know a notorious place for car break ins. specifically about using technology, not just drone technology, pbut surveillance technology and giving offices the tool they need in reportings are cameras that can allow them not only spend more team on the

many of our day care centers, public schools across the city, we have had lead water service lines. because of the bipartisan infrastructure bill, we've been able to work with union labor to replace almost every lead water service line in all of our day care in cleveland, ohio. [applause] in the early 1950's, cleveland was the fifth largest city in america with roughly 2 million people. in the urban core right now we have roughly 400,000, so we've had to reimagine our build infrastructure and streets. we have used the money from the bipartisan infrastructure bill to now have real dollars to have complete and green streets, more protected bike lanes. we have eliminated parking minimums in our high-frequency transit corridors. those investments have created the opportunity for cleveland to be one of the first cities within 15 minutes. i don't care if you live in a wealthy white neighborhood, downtown, east side of my city, you should have high quality transit, a job that you can walk to, and a grocery store that sells fresh fruits and vegetables within 15 minutes. [applause] these inve

city pleases with its improvement and the friendliness of the residents and guests of the city, our city is very beautiful, it attracts tourists, the city is wonderful, bright, there are many places in it where you can go, relax with your family, take your child somewhere so that he can have a good time, the city is developing, novogrudok is very... fun here, i go out on the street every day, there are very kind people here, it is easy to find friends here and it is always fun, i love our city very much, it is very beautiful, with a great history, the first capital of the grand duchy of lithuania, and it is very nice that the authorities of our city care about our history, our culture, and it is really nice when tourists come here, see all this beauty, a special gift was presented by belradio... the company bt symphony orchestra invited fans of classical music to a historical ball. vocalists and choreographic ensembles of the bolshoi theater of belarus performed with our group. one of the brightest colorful festivals of military orchestras spasskaya tower opened in moscow. it was held fo

we will have the weather _ in our city. we will have the weather here _ in our city.ll have the | weather here any moment or in our city. we will have the - weather here any moment or two. let me tell you what we have coming up in the next hour. a busy next 60 minutes because we will be live in gaza getting the latest on the polio vaccination programme going to be rolled out over the course of the weekend. it is a huge logistical challenge with the un wanting to get to 640,000 children across gaza, the north, central areas and the south, but of course that is a war zone, so we have been talking to one of the un organisers of that operation, so we will play at that interview. of course, all the different challenges and his assessment of how many of those children that they can actually get to after that first case in 25 years of polio detected in gaza. we have the latest on that story, we have the latest from washington, the first interview that kamala harris has given to a tv network, cnn, last night. we have been going over some of the things she was saying, so we wi

us the help of gratuitous self-interest, and we are great we agree that both the authorities of our cityd border belarus on the air of the satellite tv channel belarus 24, the program good border belarus, my name is. how to recover as soon as possible in international sports, such is the task before the night, it stands, the time will come when everything will fall into place, it will be as it should be, markov project nothing personal, watch on belarus 24 tv channel . it is easy to go down below sea level to see the future belarusian baikal. new master class on belarus 24. what does the largest granite quarry in europe hide? everyone will see, but no one will hear, yes, are there machines bigger than belazs? the main thing is not to come close. on the head now. what is a giant mole for? i just did not believe these words, how is this even possible, everything about mining on belarus 24, this saturday we will organize a master class and tell, how it's done. i want to say one thing, what has technology come to? that's for sure. kali bachysh, what kind of issued budynki people izvodzili ў

but right in the center of our city in the cathedral is located. a shrine, through which the lord also abundantly pours out his mercies. therefore, if someone thinks that in order to strengthen their faith , they need to make some kind of giving of the path. procession to the eyes of the ancient shrine, then they should remember that the ancient miraculous shrine of minsk, the icon of the mother of god, is located quite close to him, and god always waits for every person to turn to him, but this does not mean that - one should not undertake long journeys to worship some famous ancient shrines, not at all, but when there is an opportunity, unchurched people often consider the life of a christian to be something very difficult and extremely responsible, therefore they postpone their spiritual growth in every possible way, citing a lot of things to do, fatigue or something else. they are partly right, but it can be said that they consider only one component of the life of a christian, they look at it from one angle, does not take into account what life gives. the path to christ really req

somewhere in the distance on the modern southern island of the brest fortress, there was the source of our city of the 13th century, where our archaeological ... ziberist in 1982 our branch archaeological museum was opened in brest, before that, starting from the sixty -eighth year, archaeological excavations were conducted under the direction of pyotr fyodorovich lysenko, our famous archaeologist. it was he who suggested that the merger... god and the ancient city of brest was originally erected. theoretical calculations naturally must be confirmed by archaeological finds. therefore, the first expedition was organized in the sixty-eighth year, the first pits were laid. in the seventy-first year , the largest archaeological layer was uncovered. and there were wooden buildings, wooden bridges were found. many household items and weapons of the ancient beresteytsy. on the basis of some parts of this excavation, conservation work was carried out. years and it was decided to create an archaeological museum. to date , the excavation of ancient beristye, which is a museum, has 28 wooden residential a

our jobs are not, prevailing wage in new york state. i had to find local from the city but a large of people define that as local. and our away to me is not local. and everybody had to get shop out of the schools. what i want to find out from you, programs at the high school, and and that is a big decision for 1/9 grader. and i don't know if you've seen that. >> white plains is a nice place. it is a program with many building trades signed by many communities, that they signed up for a high school program where high school students are taken into apprenticeships. they make their sales pitch because we want those kids. as far as getting them in, in new york city, on long island, they have the project pathways, on those schools, those kids gain entry. if they don't put the kids to work, they will void the agreement. you are the mayor. you've got a lot of say-so. the mayors in this room, we love seeing mayors at our schools, we like them. it's very impressive for our members to see a male come to our union meetings and it means a lot to the people who live in the community

it is our time to change and make our unions look more like your cities and we are working really hard to do that. rip direct entry into our apprenticeships. believe it or not i am not from the south i come from new york city. that's why have the self lovely diction of mind. [laughter] and new york city we have programs like edward j malloy initiative which is the pathways to apprenticeship. we have a deal for new york city high schools where when they renovate their schools they use union labor we have to take new york city high school graduates into our apprenticeship programs and put them to work on those jobs. it is a great program for everyone. they're not giving them a job in the area therefrom. we are giving them a career in the city therefrom. ino know in the program first started i know people who have now retired out of the iron workers that came in that way. [applause] and that is fantastic. going back to what this program does, with this legislation does is it gives us the opportunity it gives more americans the opportunity to go to work there there's demand for workers and

comfortable life outside the city, do our villages meet these requirements, veronika buta studied the issue. recently, all over the world urbanization processes began to transform. even new terms appeared: suburbanization - the development of suburbs, large cities, ruurbanization, the development of rural areas and even ruralization - this is when city dwellers want to live in... a village, but comfortably, like in a city. every year, all our conditions, well, become better for our residents, even in the agro-town of petryshki, well, now there is a construction of pedestrian links between the railway station and the central infrastructure facilities. for a long time, we, to unfortunately, in the agro-town of petrishki there were no stopping points, not even a single one, well , now next year design work is being carried out, the construction of two stopping points in the agro-town of petrishki is planned , and the communication, the chairman of the village of krivoe selo admits, here is the transport of the village council, leaves much to be desired, some settlements can only be reach

our plans. there are many kinds of plans that are efforts done across the city. y response plans, so just to keep that in mind. training does provide knowledge that are helpful for us to understand and perform tasks as we are developing our capabilities. our exercises and drills give us a opportunity to work in a low risk environment, so we can become familiar with those plans, and it also helps to validate the plans, so we know we've-- >> sorry. >> ere we go. so we have written them in such a way that people understand themand can execute the operations we documented. we do have a credentialing program, which helps us train our people to be qualified to respond to our emergency operations center an perform the tasks at hand, and the planimpl response, and the concept of■b operations. so, i will pass this to jenny to talk about emergency planning. >> next slide, please. alright. so, andrea introduced about the emergency plan we have in the city. we will talk today specifically about our emergency operations plan or eop, which serves our the core base plan for emer

you said that was a line of olice our city. you said that was a line of police officer _ our city. said that was a line of police officer separating the i our city. you said that was a line l of police officer separating the two groups, have there been any arrest that you have seen, any clashes between the police and individual protesters? f between the police and individual rotesters? ., between the police and individual protesters?— protesters? i am standing back enou:h protesters? i am standing back enough now — protesters? i am standing back enough now to _ protesters? i am standing back enough now to talk _ protesters? i am standing back enough now to talk to - protesters? i am standing back enough now to talk to you - protesters? i am standing back enough now to talk to you so i | protesters? i am standing back. enough now to talk to you so i can still see what is going on. earlier, i did see one of the antifascist protesters held up by about half a dozen police. hang on a minute, the crowd are now running in my direction as the police line move forward. the police are now mo

here in our city the october revolution began. y our goals are the same, but the methods are different. we will create a soviet government of the city, without capitalists, without pseudo-communists, without liberals. we will revive industry. we are for the sake of the professional education system, we will return our beloved leningrad to the rails of socialist construction. we will find out the weather forecast for tomorrow, we will continue. hello, with the media forecast from leonid petrov and the storm, the sun will be seen by residents of st. petersburg and the region on tuesday, and temperatures below +20 will not be seen. according to the st. petersburg hydroelectric center, on august 13 in the leningrad region it will be cloudy with clearings and in places light rain, in the afternoon vladainom field, forecasters promise about 22° above zero, the same thermometers will show in tikhvin, boksyatogorsk and volkhov, the air can warm up to +23 in kirishi, gadchini and vyborg. in st. petersburg, it is humid in some places during

early on the pandemic that we would continue to build housings housing has been a critical issue in our city the housing part hasn't impacted us too much. 67 units have been going on current time line. the biggerleor us was showing the families in our communities, lnc had the resou need to survive the pandemic. many of our families did ve thm home, working in the z things of that nature. making sure they access to covid testing and things of that nature. so i want to give a big shout our service providers across all four sites. for those that don't sunnydale is one of the four sites. and so across those sites, the most critical thing was making sure folks in these historically have be dionnecte have the things that they need to remainhealthy, to, you know, survive the pandemic as we all had pandemic and we did pretty well. we were able to bring back scenes and covid testing on site. food distribution was happening ou the week. wellness services and things of that nature were all happening on site thanks to our resident leaders and our service provids sites. >> so, finally, when could we expe

anniversary, the city is 700 years old, almost every exhibition of our museum has sections that reflect the history of the region, this exposition is no exception, here are... retro works, landscapes of the city, which no longer exist, for example, here is the work of alexander ivanovich sudar, there is a view of the city around the castle, which no longer exists there is a wonderful series by a modern artist who depicted for us the attractions of the litsky park, which have not been in our city for more than 40 years, in addition to graphics, sculpture and painting , art glass is presented in the space. yes, and, decorative and applied art, a section of art glass, is quite a widely presented in our museum, here are author's works in single copies, here are glass works for interior decoration, modern, here are presented works - very famous, artists, leading, who worked continue to work on the glass back, and this is sergey. her art studio, we see here old furniture, art materials for decoration, writing works, here in my hands, brushes that he... used, that is, you can come up to it, lo

has been tremendously successful in our city. dable housing in the city needs to change. now the mayor's office of housing has a bidding process that is opaque and often times not very competitive. our intent is to increase competition by changing policy to etitive bidding for all construction work done on the job and that creates this avenue fl adding to thde project labor agreement. they have shown bla have been shown the steady pool of workers and insure decent wages, quality insuring projects completed on time and in budget. a recent uc berkeley labor center study showed the los angeles labor agreement for measure hhh actually controls cost because it projects in on time and on budget. also, our experience with the city wide pla and older agreements at the d+ sfpuc and san francisco airport shows covered by the pla have more performance for local hire, apprenticeship utilization work with businesses or lbe's that are not covered under normal pla's. pla's have shown to create a steady pool of workers and decent wages and qualit

by 4 p.m, we're in the upper 80s lower 90s in our warmest cities. a lot of 70s around the bay shoreline and then along the coast. it's a mix of fog and sunshine and temperatures in the 60s. so highs today in our microclimates. let's start in the south bay for you. sunny skies here a little breezy this afternoon. 84 in san jose, 88 in gilroy, 78, in cupertino. along the coast will stay in the 60s. but as you head toward the bay shoreline. redwood city, 79, menlo park 74. the same in mountain view. about 73, in san mateo. light breeze out there now across the city. those winds will pick up this afternoon. we'll find temperatures mainly in the 60s, which is pretty much where we should be for this time of the year. 70 in stinson beach today, but warmer as you hop across into novato at 8590. in sonoma, 92 in calistoga, about 83. the high in vallejo, the east bay. it is bright out there. it only gets warmer as we head into the afternoon. 74 in richmond, 76 union city, castro valley, close to 80 degrees and then inland. we will get into the mid 80s if not l

grodno is our country, our land, our city, stick together, not as a group, we have enough of everything fight together, we must fight close, for in this is our strength, this is our power, tell us when it is difficult for us, we must fight together, we need the help of the sky, the flower and the night. like angels we are all going to sleep, we are going to step forward, our life is here, and our sleep is not falling, we are not washing away, there is behind you, besides me, you, who has a husband, need three times um, the need is very close , because this is our strength, this is ours. that's it, we need a lot, we need three times , we need the help of the sky, we value the night, we don't crave the black gloom for ourselves, everything is right for me, above all, above the unshakable earth, we have passed, to recognize the sacrament anyone, here on the earth, the cry of the sun and the heat, the need is three times, the need is close, for this is our strength, for this is our power, give us a pie, we need three times, we need the help of the sky, the land is pragnazino, reba three tim

, our city, our applause for mikhas, we know your friends, good day, hello, my name is palina grozhyki am a student at the gomel state university named after francis skaryna, i am studying at the faculty of geology and geography, taxam i’m cleaning up the city’s life. that's it, palina sleeps with this life, applause. good day, we want to know you. i know, i know marya tarasenka, i am like palina, i learn every time in her free time, i do my crafts, and i sleep. and yashche i pray to the animatars on the most festive holidays. shanovny udzelniki, watching the progress of our walk is a writer, a scholar of literature, a publisher of belarusian language and literature, an expert of our program, svyataslav krupenka, whose parades will help us with your words to give more value to the channel. sardechna is in our studio gulco uzelnika chargovay viktaryn. in your words, my gratitude to you, our dear tv presenters, the amaters of the native word, we, who inspire us with your uvagay, the gultz-uzelniks, the madmen of the trap adkazas, the padrymki balelshchyka, the fee for your e vedas, well

today, our goals are the same, but the methods are different. we will create soviet government of the city without capitalists, without pseudo-communists, without liberals. we will revive industry, revive the system of vocational education, return our beloved leningrad to the rails. socialist construction, in the suspected brutal murder of twenty-five-year-old petersburg women, a measure of restraint was chosen, murat gonizhev and abdulmalik buzurtanov were sent to jail, they are accused of a particularly serious crime. according to the investigation, on august 1, the friends came to visit the woman in her apartment on krasnoput. this the surveillance cameras recorded footage of those with whom she returned home for the last time. then a quarrel broke out between them. the owners of the apartment were killed with brutal cruelty. 111 stab wounds were counted on the body. during the investigative experiment, the men showed how the victims were dealt with and how they got rid of the instruments of the crime. immediately after, they fled to ingushetia, where they were detained and extradited t

so good morning, every and welcome to the our city. our home oversight committee. 2024. and we will start we're going to cal order. and we'll begin with roll call. and we'll also hwledge. thank you. chair williams, . she's on her way. on her way. okay. thank you. member friedenbach is absent today. member haddock's here, present member preston is absent. member shifrin here member. martinez here. mem. here. and chair williams a quorum. so we do have quorum. really nice to say that. and we're going to now move into the acknowledgment. so we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as indigenous q in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never forgotten their responsibilities as a caretakers of this all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, werecognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland.Ñ6 we pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peop

guides for special events, like what you need to set up, what pathways you need so our city directs ment. thank you. any follow-up questions? >> yes. just short i think my input or my suggestion, i don't know if your policy would apply to this, but i feel like after considering it, maybe the emergency department might want to consider another priority for example if the housing--perhaps we need to think about prioritizing seniors if we are concerned about the housing not able to come down the stair in a emergency, so it is hard to know without a specific number, but important we think of some kind of priority who comes first and i xoe know that would be a challenge, and i don't know how you might be able to strategy that, but prove to be difficult, but for me it is red cross. i tend tobe resisant. i know they are good and pride lot of things, but at the same time, there are other things happening. i hear other people who do use red cross and it caused a lot of or. for example, if there is a d wh? i'm totally stuck. that's one good thing to think about or have prepared on the back-end

petersburg, leningrad, here in our city the october revolution began, today our goal... are the same,e methods are different: we will create a soviet government of the city without capitalists, without pseudo-communists, without liberals, we will revive industry, we will revive the system of vocational education, we will return our beloved leningrad to the rails of socialist construction. st. petersburg. the special olympics regatta has started, participants of 12 unified crews from st. petersburg, this is when athletes with special needs perform for one team mental development, their partners without. today it all started with the lighting of the olympic flame, on the first day the crews were establishing interactions. according to the organizers, the mx-700 yachts are difficult to manage, while 75% of the work on board should be done by the crew, the instructor is only the helmsman. the duration of the race depends on many factors, including the strength of the wind. when it is weak - this is just a reason to show your skills. these were the st. petersburg news. all the best. immers

has been tremendously successful in our city. ng policy to require more competitive bidding for the job and that fl adding to the city wide project labor agreement.been shown bla have een shown the steady pool of workers and insure decent wages, quality workforce and on time and in budget. a recent labor center study showed the los angeles labor agreement for measure hhh actually controls cost because it helps bring projects in on ime and on budget. also, our experience with the city wide pla and olthe sfpuc and francisco airport shows covered bye pla have more performance for local hire, apprenticeship utilization work with our small businesses or lbe's that are not covered under normal pla's. pla's have shown to create a steady pool of workers an wages and quality workforce in addition m issues. we need to find innovate our housing construction without eroding labor standards and i believe this ordinance will help us paying construction workers the good wages and befits entitled to into attract more young people we are dustry an

release, i am very proud of our products, symbols, we call it, there, where there are images of our citieselements, this is the flag, this is the coat of arms, this is the ornament, these are our cornflowers, these are very beautiful products that i am proud of, the starting point in the company's activities was 1975, the idea to build a knitwear factory in zhodino, an industrial city in the minsk region. and, of course, looking at the volumes of belaz, meeting with the workers, he realized in a conversation that the people who came to this small town then, began to work on a large site, to develop it, there is no place to place their wives at the enterprises, there was not enough space for women's hands, so alexey nikolaevich kosygin clearly grasped this moment upon his arrival in moscow here to us in minsk came e paper came a document about building an enterprise for women in our city, and literally in the shortest possible time in 1975 on december 15 our first building of the wide-knitwear factory opened. the assortment was not the same as now, there were approximately three or four mod

be iskander, iskander, or now, as in this case rszv, that is, that is, the enemy does not leave our cityith such, you know, demonic attention, so... i can’t estimate it often or not often, it’s tangible and it's important because it definitely is affects the normal rhythm of life in our city, as well as the war and everything that is happening in our country. how many residents are there in izyum now, compared to the pre-war period, did people stay or leave after de-occupation? i mean somewhere further into the rear, we are now fixing more mi. the constant number of people in the community is approximately 27,000 people, before the war there were 3,500 of us, now about 27,000 people are actively in the community, working in it, and 200 of them are children. very thank you, mr. volodymyr, for the information, for being with us, volodymyr matsokin, deputy mayor of izyum. let me remind you, last night the russians attacked izyum with a tornado and we have 12 victims, four children, among them, one person had to be taken to kharkiv, and already, as we are used to hearing in such... cases, ma

of ahmet ertegun, who was doing business with zakirov and arrived in our city yesterday.s presumably one of nailil zakirov’s customers and his involvement in drug trafficking is now being investigated. news, what's your news? what's the matter that you stopped? what's happened? turn off the engine, let's get out! what's going on? hands on the hood, legs wide, what's going on here? hi, hi, it’s quiet, romko is sleeping there, yeah, i’ll just be a second, damn, i brought you something to eat, yeah, what have you got there? andrey, i have a flash drive on which there is some important information from my father, what are you talking about, where did you get it from? tanike is at his base, but i just can’t open it, i’m struggling all night, but i don’t understand anything about it at all, oh, come on, i have a good friend, he’ll open it, 100%. come on, no, andrey, you go now, you have something to do. i’ll try it myself, okay, look, if anything happens, i, i’ll call you later, dial, close behind me, thank you, for the food, well, i wrote, yeah. 2, 3, four, that’s an artist, y

is interesting precisely for its antiquity, therefore we love our cityall excursion routes specifically with our objects, most of which are now being restored. mariupol is now one big construction site, it is even more surprising that tourists are already coming here, of course there are not many of them, but nevertheless... they are there, in your opinion, has anyone already started coming to mariupol or are people still afraid to come here on vacation? no, you know, people are interested even in the situation we are in now, because people come here to compare the city of today, and to come to us next summer and see even better changes in the city, most of the hotels in the city are still being restored, well , in those that are working it is difficult to find a free room. they stop for a couple of days in the city on the way to berdyansk or crimea, it was industrial, yes, but of course, we all always wanted our sea to work for well as it was for tourists, especially since the azov sea is a very useful sea in general. well, somehow because of the port,

the october revolution began here in our city. our goals are the same, but the methods are different. we will create a soviet government of the city without capitalists, without pseudo-communists. the positions were devoted to two topics, the northern capital itself, and also the year of the family. the masters of creating bouquets presented the jury and guests of the show, real masterpieces, bricks with gray sails, petals, a symbol of the holiday of graduates, lighthouses and forts of the krasnat, among the sea of ​​buds, the famous st. petersburg sweets, donuts and dessert anna pavlova are made of ros, gartens, gerberas and chrysanthemums. the best competition works, a bouquet, a flower costume and a headdress, were chosen by a professional jury. the final results were summed up today, having counted the votes of visitors. thus, the audience sympathy prize was received by the composition summer garden, in second place was the art object petersburg is happiness. these were the petersburg news. all the best. immerse yourself in the

hello, it’s very nice to see us, well, in our church, in our city. oh yeah, and i’m also pleased.question is this: did i hear that the locals call this city like a little jerusalem, why? i find it hard to say, since i am new here, but i know that the locals laugh like this: if you want to see the original of jesus, you have to visit ivia, and if you want to see a copy, then briodogero, well that's a joke.

, because this center can be used by residents of our city.is very important, important, of course, certainly, for shipbuilders, shipbuilders, because our city is a city of faith, and the shipbuilding industry is the main pillar of our industry. you watch the news, here's what will happen next in our program, russian troops liberated two settlements at once in the donetsk and lugansk republics. a paris court released the founder of the telegram messenger pavel durov on bail of 5 million euros, which he was prohibited from doing, and more than three thousand recording devices intended for secret collection of information were seized by fsb and mia officers. this was not only immediately after advertising, stay with us. we have arrived. grandma. what kind of person is she? and this is our new neighbor. agree, a very bright woman. and what can be wrapped in a covet? only a corpse, sergey peregudov, will you be an investigator , yes, i am looking, alexander boluev, i would like to participate more in this investigation, lyubov germanova, could you

the girl is really beautiful, she appeared in our city in 2016, when the city of slutsk celebrated its 900th anniversary, and this is a monument to anastasia slutskaya. this is slutsk's joan of arc. ours, who at the beginning of the 15th century ruled the slutsk principality and became the defender of the belarusian lands from the invasion of the crimean tatars, in 1506 she... culinary history is no less rich. irina, admit it, does the city have a culinary symbol? yes, it does, it is the famous slutsk bera, it is a famous variety of pears, these are amazing fruits, which, according to legends and the testimony of our historians, were grown bernardine monks who appeared from lutsk, here in the 15th century, they came to us from nesvezh. and literally behind our sluch castle they were given a settlement, they lived there in a monastery in their own and at this monastery there was a huge large garden. so at that time pear had another unofficial name: bernardine. irina, we are standing right under the pear now, i see that yes, this is the same sluz bera, which, perhaps, saw these same bern

our city chipped in so that our bell tower would look like peter and paul fortress. under the dome is a curiosity. and we have less than 20 of these mechanisms left in russia. and these are the bells that we have now participate in services - these are navodelnye bells. they were athletes at the beginning of the 21st century, the bell ringers come up here every day four times, so loudly. the ringing of the bells awakened the appetite of our chefs, they decided to get acquainted with local products in the restaurant roshcha. the main emphasis of the restaurant is on closeness to nature. tell us about your restaurant, what do you cook? yes, tell us! are you interested in the concept of your cuisine? the cuisine is european, based on local products, we have a large reservoir, there are a lot of different types of fish, pike perch, sam, pike, what in principle we have in the fish soup now, yes, the fish soup smells incredible, just, and how many types of fish are there? three: pike perch, pike and pike perch, carp catfish, incredibly tasty fish soup, rich, it's very cool

well, you are partly right, because the city, the name of our city is from a legend, and this legend tells us about that once upon a time the grand duke gedimin, the prince of the grand duchy of lithuania, had a beautiful wife, princess eva, so the legend says that when eva passed by our city, she, she really liked it, she fell in love with it, so this legend says that... that the name is in honor of her name, but there is another legend that in the city of ivya there were a lot of willows, so yes, from the name of this tree the name of the city of ivya also came, we are now in the museum, and what can we see in this museum, what do you imagine, our museum is relatively young, 15 years ago the doors of our museum opened for visitors, and many who come to... to visit us here are surprised, well, a small town, only a few thousand people, why such a grand name: the museum of national cultures, and the fact is that people of different nationalities have lived here for many centuries, we hope that in the future people of different nationalities will live in a world of harmony and toleranc

the october revolution began here in our city, today our goals are the same, but the methods are differentte a soviet government of the city without capitalists, without pseudo-communists, without liberals. we will revive industry, revive the system of professional education, return our beloved leningrad to the rails of socialist construction. neptune, jupiter - earth, the first cosmic divorce in center of st. petersburg. thousands of people gathered on palace square, they joined the annual festival of the russian round dance, which took place in more than 100 cities of our country abroad. this time the event was timed to coincide with the ninetieth anniversary of yuri gagarin's birth. the stage on palace square became a symbolic sun, around which, as if in orbits. these were petersburg news, all the best. allow yourself a first-class holiday with leo reorts! elegant details, a celebration of exquisite tastes, a variety of entertainment, golden beach and azure waves. lio reorts, we are here for you! titanic luxury collection boudrum. speed, he is fine, you are a close relative, wife, stran

, i am running for governor of saint petersburg, leningrad, the october revolution began here in our citytoday our goals are the same, but the methods are different. we will create a soviet government of the city without capitalists, without pseudo-communists, without liberals, we will revive industry, revive the system of professional education, return our beloved leningrad to the rails of socialist construction. a few more bright shots, celebrating the day of the state flag in st. petersburg, the torches of the raster columns flared up in the evening in honor of the significant date, they will burn until 10 p.m. the colors of the russian tricolor will sparkle all night long and two architectural dominants, the illumination of the tv tower and the lakhta center skyscraper in white-blue-red tones can be seen from almost any point. illumination in the same color scheme with the onset of darkness was turned on at the main city crossings, troitsky and dvortsovy. bridges. these were the petersburg news. all the best. immerse yourself in the world of luxury and comfort at rixsas golf villas an

so when i started working in city vernment i think i had mixed reactions about myvolvement working government because for some of ourparents there is i bit of distrust in questions about why i was entering in this field think you know when i went in city my parents like so many who is have to navigate city services resources english first language and help the both navigate intercept that is on approximate signage. it is fulfilling to mow to parent and feel like government is there to support them andthem. my parents are happy that i ti politics and being a district 4 supervisor iave continued on for a couple more years approximate oearly. i think that over all they were able to see some work appear in the chinese newspaper. through that they were able to i was able to help communities in a tangible the member of the board of supervisors. >> transportation authority. for the city and county of san congratulations. >> i think about one importance when i was worn as district 4 supervisor. years ago and someone actually came up to me during the swear nothing ceremony and traveling here from canada and i not believe i s

every day i record a video on facebook, i tell my friends how it is... what has been going on in our cityfirst day of the occupation, and i was asked a question about our neighborhood oslov, which has been under fire since the first days of our release and now it is getting tighter and tighter, and i wondered, are there children there, and why, because the island and the hydropark are one zone, they were included in the mandatory evacuation, and i was asked the question, are there any . and i said i'm not sure, yesterday after my video they texted me that there are children there and when i said that well, the children are families with children, well, you have to take them out, well, you have to talk to them, forced evacuation - you know, in a neighborhood with high-rise buildings, no one will go knocking on every apartment and breaking down the door to see if there are any a person or not, people are hiding from the police, yes, they are clinging to their... housing, it would be better for them to be clinging to life here, especially when you have children, here i completely agree with