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park foundation dedicated the heightening public awareness of critical issues. e heising simons foundation dedicated to unlocking knowledge, opportunity and possibility. and by the frontline journalism fund with major support from john and jo ann hagler. and additional support from koo and patricia yuen committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. additional support for age of easy money is provided by the holly hock foundation, chasing the dream, a public media iniative from the wnet group reporting on poverty, justice and economic opportunity in america with major funding by the jpb foundation. and additional funding from: >> federal reserve chairman jerome powell, speaking at an annual economic summit in jackson hole, wyoming. >> yep, wee on with him. >> powell and his colleagues at the fed are under pressure to curb inflation. powell could take a harder line or he could simply play his cards close to the vest. >> here we go, he's on the move. >> it's going to be a tough crowd at jackson hole cause of the fact that he made a call simply last

in kiev, steve harrigan fox news carhartt in the national park foundation have teamed up to motivaterom traditional careers. the ngo and workwear maker worked together to launch a campaign that highlights outdoor alternative workspaces. they'll billboard series displays office job props against the backdrop of national parks, and their aim is to inspire service corps careers that protect america's national parks, and this move comes after car hearts recent online poll where they found that 48% of gen z and millennials would rather work outdoors instead of a traditional office space. meanwhile hundreds of thousands of young people who graduated from high school during the pandemic have decided to skip college and pursue careers that do not require a degree. a new national study found that many high school graduates did not like the idea of enrolling in mostly online courses, with many campuses nearly empty, but the same research indicates that this could be more of a temporary situation to the pand. nationwide under graduated college enrollment dropped 8% from 2019 to 2022 even after

park. and the crew lifted the house off of the foundation and tree moved slowly and didn't crash it through the roof. both homes are red tag that they are safe. >> the utility corner of my house lifted and the gas line is there and the electrical comes in at that point. so, got cracks along that wall. >> that is definitely a headache, tells us that he lived there for 37 years and that tree is probably 100 years old. as far as the weather we're through the worse of the wind and rain, a good thing, we always need a break and then thunderstorms? >> right. the heart is off to the northwest and on the coast and potential for thunderstorms late tonight and during the day tomorrow. and look at first alert doppler and the floing rt thlast 12 hours from this morning to early afternoon. that's 30 too many but far short of the hundreds of damage reports on past tuesday systems. the bulk has moved off to the east and another heavier band at the golden gate to the northern edge of san francisco. the farther you go south even in san francisco the lower your odds. but much rain falling over sonoma county

knowledge companies the foundation of science and technology parks can provide a very good, very goodis for cooperation in various fields of oil, gas, petrochemical industry and agriculture between the two countries . the second oil tanker built by iran was delivered to venezuela. the construction of the third and fourth oil tankers has also started. today, the builders, i am happy because the international waters will have a party of iranian knowledge. seeing these scenes, people are tired . i am very happy that the result of our work has come to fruition. x22 vessels that can transport 113,000 it has tons of crude oil during the visit of the president of venezuela to iran, it was delivered to this country, equivalent to 800,000 shares between the two countries. it is a suitable model for all developing and independent countries that can implement great works with cooperation. this 250-meter iron giant is now a pain. international hearts is a sign of the expertise of young iranians in the class of the second world standards for up-to-date and very high quality standards. this ship is

foundation in science and technology parks after announcing this news, the minister of science said that0 and sixteen knowledge-based companies are also located in this park, fortunately , the ministry of science has given the license to establish type 3 knowledge-based companies, which a number of our science and technology parks can get this license. it is a big event that helps the ministry of science to constantly help me grow and evaluate the 10,700 limit of technology to become a third-type knowledge-based company and have special support so that it grows. we can develop knowledge-based companies. we will give him the gold badge of knowledge that the supreme leader wanted iranian students in the world computer olympiad and the 4th world computer olympiad hosted by indonesia, alireza kaviani and kosha mousavi won the gold medal in these competitions, alireza samimi won the silver medal and aria hemti won the diploma of honor, according to governor chaharmahal and bakhtiari. more than 600 billion tomans worth of equipment has been considered to solve the water shortage in the provinc

park. on the peninsula. the limo foundationwood city transformed into a space space for science today. high fest which stands for pacific islanders, encouraging fun and jun earrings, science and technology held its second annual stem fair. the event offered hands-on experiments with different stations where attendees can explore and learn about all sorts of science. >> the pacific islander community is underrepresented in stem careers. so what we're trying to do is work with children in kindergarten through 5th grade trying to develop strong stem identities from a young age so that they'll be more like we are hopefully want to pursue a stimulating. we're going do. >> they're also scam robots and demonstrations from nasa. organizers hope to continue this event every year. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> last 3 games in a row on the road heading into tonight's contest at chase center. and with just 15 games left in the season, every game is a must win. now the dump some been much better at home than on the road and they hope to cont

park. and the crew lifted the house off of the foundation and tree moved slowly and didn't crash it throughg that they are safe. >> the utility corner of my house lifted and the gas line is there and the electrical comes in at that point. so, got cracks along that wall. >> that is definitely a headache, tells us that he lived there for 37 years and that tree is probably 100 years old. as far as the weather we're through the worse of the wind and rain, a good thing, we always need a break and then thunderstorms? >> right. the heart is off to the northwest and on the coast and potential for thunderstorms late tonight andur

into the territory of our residential complex, a special stop and the first foundations of houses appeared near the metro forest parke being did not interfere with each other. now that the residential complex is inhabited, the problematic neighborhood worries thousands of people in thematic groups and chats , information has repeatedly appeared that they are going to postpone the stop of the fms route over time, but so far there is no official confirmation of this . this concludes our news, all the news is always available on the media platform, we look in the application or on the site look.ru, and right now on the channel the continuation of the midwife melodrama, new series. the midwife in the previous series continues in the maternity ward, which is headed by tatyana skvortsova, breaks out patients, but he himself falls into a trap. urgent zuev will no longer be able to operate. sergey sanych, it’s good for you to finish your meal. come on, come on, fingers. take care of the earrings. i want to drink you. i am glad that you returned home, despite the fact that the hospital is our second home, for the fact that y

the foundation is the foundation without the first, there is no second. the existing industrial parkse not suitable for the needs of light and medium production, because they are focused on large businesses, large capacity consumption, it is remote from logistics corridors, small and medium-sized enterprises themselves cannot build a new site for themselves due to the lack or insufficient collateral mass and resources, and it turns out that there is a risk that in 2030 they will remain sitting in garages. sorry for the word. i take into account the peculiarities of urban development, we consider it possible to offer a universal solution industrial renovation project a unified system for the construction of multimodal new industrial parks in transformers premises from 300 to 1.000 m². each, where they can already accommodate, existing and open new light medium production for production, serial small-scale assembly and mass production. here, small medium-sized enterprises will be able to quickly adapt to the production of new products and cooperate with residents to produce more complex

the pandemic when the city allowed the foundation to close >> reporter: the permanent plan would include getting rid of on traffic lane and replacing it with a park space. mills says that area can be used for everyday activities as well as special events like farmers markets. not everybody is sure that holding a park in the are is the best idea. >> i believe in beautiful publi spaces especially in the heart of the city, it is what other great cities do. i do not thin san francisco is in a place where we can deliver that. >> reporter: she is the ceo of together san francisco, a nonprofit that focuses on increasing civic engagement. she told me many people remain concerned about the drug issues affecting the tenderloin. they are worried that building the park would add tried this, there is a roller skating rink down there, that was a similar idea. i have a two-year-old. i will those concerns, if the green space is approved, they will work to staff it with 24/7 security. >> it is a major expense item. significant cost that will be added to it. hopefully we will find a way to finance it. >> reporter: the project still needs full approval from the cit

. ♪ i recall central park in fall ♪ paramount recently partnered with the film foundation to restorehe films from its library. callas says the foundation has been essential in making sure hollywood preserves its film past. >> we also had before and afters in restorations, you know, it looked like crap, now it looks great. same thing with film preservation. before the foundation and after is really dramatic. >> it's been that impactful. >> it's that impactful. absolutely. >> footloose. >> mm-hmm. >> "saving private ryan." >> reporter: the film foundation also works with institutions like the film archive at the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences, the folks that hand out the oscars. >> the academy wanted to put it skin into the game to be a part of that movement to start taking care of films in need of restoration. >> reporter: mike pogruzelski is director of the archive. >> the images just literally melted away. >> reporter: he says film preservation is not just about caring for oscar winners but lesser known films too. including the 1943 film "the life and death of colonel

foundation. the tea garden pagoda repair by the recreation and park received an award within last manses shift and preservation technology and the last item to address is the works or recent news on the clubhouse in certain grove and recently recent damaged by the storm and the crews were cleaning up the building to ensure that the building is basically maintained and place. water has been shut off so it's no longer draining through the building but the building has extensive damage and in terms of next step rec and park are getting a structural engineer to assess the damage and put fencing to make sure people stay away from the landmark and basically working -- they're working with both roofers and urban forestry to secure the area and the building itself so rec and park has been in contact with our staff in terms of next steps and basically repair, but they are actively working on it as we understand and that concludes my report. >> thank you. if there's no questions we can move on to commission matters. item 2 consideration of adoption draft minutes from march 1, 2023. members of the public thi

park, the tree fell, crashing into one of them. the roots lifted off a corner of the garage off the foundation of one of those houses. the homeowner said they were there when it happened. >> it is just a very slow falling. there was no sound. it was like watching an old documentary movie. >> the homeowner says the trees are probably about 100 years old. both homes have been red tagged while local officials make sure they're safe. >>> and oh, this is it. this is what's causing all the problems. the picturesque is a serious situation, but as far as meteorologists go, they love seeing stuff like this, right? >> this is a textbook case of the type of storm system, where the center of it is still here and off the northwest. what we have today is the leading edge, the cold front, producing the gusty winds and the heavy rainfall rates, but we're not done with the storm system until this is farther down to our south. so we're still going to have that threat of more showers, even some thunderstorms as we head through tomorrow. let's take a look at first alert doppler and on the maps here representing the wind damage and flood

parking maximum which we appreciate. >> this is well served transit location. we need to do one below grade story for the purpose of the building foundation and so-and some parking is in demand in all these housing developments. we are at like 1/3 of the units, but we are not doing double stackers. we put all the space for mechanical, bike parking, all that stuff so it was the leftover we did off street parking. >> okay. since you have to excavate anyway. there are stoops in some street level activity talked about having this facade. for today's condition and adaptable for future conditions should the freeway come down thinking about who knows if that will happen. i don't know if you want to share more about it design at street level. >> just reiterate from the presentation, the pennsylvania street frontage which is not accessible but it is close enough to the community garden that there is benefit from the vegetation along the wall and hopefully opportunities to further integrate the two areas so that seemed straight forward. something that is not going to-going to be nice in the mean time and wouldn't necessarily impede in the future if

foundations are fortified. in the east bay pittsbu closed all of its public parks for the foreseeable future. they cited possible safety hazards at their parks for the reasons why. >> thank you. >> let's take a quick look at the impact the storm is having on the bay area. muir woods is closed today and tomorrow. the oakland zoo decided it would not open today. it has already announced it will not open tomorrow. lake observatory atop mount hamilton a shutdown because of a record amount of snow. >> on the peninsul enjoying the storm. the high winds are a chance to catch some air. we found these kite surfers at half moon bay. the winds help power their boards across the open water alongside the jetty. they got some pretty good rides today. >> in the north bay we found first responders preparing for the worst. the sonoma county fire district is up staffing for the storm opening its district operations center to help monitor trouble spots. crews pulled water rescue crafts out of storage just in case they are needed. state what officials expect the upper russian river to flood tomorrow into saturda

park looking at the damage. the roots from the tree lifted parts of the garage off the foundation of the home next door to the one that the tree came crashing down on. obviously we are talking two homes damaged by this. ed doody lives inside the home where this tree came crashing down. he was inside when it fell around 3:30 in the afternoon. he is grateful and thankful it didn't crush his roof. he estimates the tree is about 100 years old. he has been living here almost 40 years. now his home and the neighbor's home is red tagged. the homeowner was inside and saw it all. >> just a very slow falling. no sound. like watching an old documentary movie. probably a good thing that it -- it only fell maybe 15 feet and just laid down on the neighbor's house without crashing through it. >> reporter: he understands things could have been worse but he is thankful it wasn't. back to you. >> scary situation, justin for homeowners there. thank you for that record. see you in a bit. >>> check this out, crews had to fight strong winds to clear a tree or 280 in san francisco. a lot of trees going down. this stretched into three s

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archaeological park is being built by specialists of the military construction complex of the ministry of defense on behalf of the president, and also, with the support of the my history foundation, with the blessing of the patriarchal council for culture of the moscow patriarchate , 839 military builders and 67 pieces of equipment, a total of 2,500 people, took part in the project. yes, in less than a year two unique complexes have already been commissioned on a turnkey basis and are ready to receive pupils. children's artistic aesthetic centers. up to 350 children from sevastopol can study there at the same time. a single building is divided into five blocks; its total area is almost 2,700 m². there are various workshops in the children's center - for example workshop of printed graphics costume workshop of theatrical art of computer graphics. and there is also a photo and video studio, a choreography hall. architects created this center inspired by the traditions of palace construction. there is an enfilade, a street fountain, uh, the halls and auditoriums are decorated with frescoes and mosaic panels, and inside, 217 classrooms have been designed, everything is equipped and

the foundation going on, it was firefighters pulling people from that wreckage when i was down there. when mass shootings ripped through communities from michigan state university to monterey parkpaso, to buffalo, you rushed in to save lives with your law enforcement partners. look, it's tough work and you bear the scars and you paid the price for your courage. just last week, i lost one of my own, excuse me, lost one of your own in in a four alarm fire, much 37 years old, young daughter. to jason's family and firefighters around the country who have lost loved ones and colleagues, we can never thank you enough, we can never repay you. i've done more firefighters funerals than i want to acknowledge. the only thing that protects you is more firefighters. more firefighters. in 2022, there were 99 line of duty deaths. i've been to, as i said far too many firefighter funerals in my life and i know too many of you are dealing with cancer, chemicals and toxins on the job and in your gear, it's wrong. it's wrong. let me tell you something, i have your back. and eddie talked about the three requests he had and i won't go into them now, but i'm going to push all of them. i promise you,

foundation to make sure they are intact. before big rainstorms like this one hit this area. all city parks have been due to this ongoing weather. they decided it is a potential safety hazard at the parks for that reason. mariah carey -- ryan curry, abc7 news. larry: let's go to suzanne fawn, showing us how people have been -- who have been impacted by flooding earlier this year are preparing for round two. reporter: this is hildebrand furniture. this is an upholstery shop. inside this business here, he had about six to 10 inches of water, sewage water mind you. it took him nine hours to pump out a lot of the water inside the store here. he doesn't want to see that flooding happening again, so he put these wood barricades down here, sandbags here, lots of them. he's hoping his business will not flood again. across the street, look at all the plti barricades. these barricades, put in here last night by the city. that's about 150 of them according to city employees. it will all be filled with water. these businesses are hoping the barricades will work. they were flooded really badly on new ye

archaeological park is being built by specialists of the military construction complex of the ministry of defense on behalf of the president, as well as with the support of the my history foundationof the patriarchal council for culture of the moscow patriarchate , 839 military builders and 67 pieces of equipment took part in the project.

industrial park in the alabuga special economic zone where open additional space for russian enterprises, a plant for the production of domestic machine tools has been launched. it is there that the foundationlogical sovereignty of our country is being laid, report by stanislav nazarov at the container site of the special economic zone, the next train from china is being unloaded after the introduction of economic sanctions alabuga has only increased the share of investments now it is building the largest logistics center in russia with the possibility of simultaneously unloading and immediately six railway formulations. market reoriented we have 33 operating plants. they also interact with china now on a weekly basis. we accept one train from china, we have a direct line from china to alabuga. after ford left russia, the local soilers plant. saved all jobs and reoriented joint production with chinese companies. the production of 30,000 trucks has been launched here. every year, under their own brands, atlant and argo, in addition to tax references for residents , provide ready-made buildings for factories . it remains only to bring and install your own equipment in the special economic zon

foundation and we are still talking about it. we have 480 knowledge-based companies in the field of agriculture . we did not have a science and technology parkchnology park in the field and university in the field of agriculture was opened this year in this government in alborz province, a new concept called the technology village in the field. agriculture was designed, these infrastructures, let me give you an example, only you say these infrastructural measures, mr. government, how many factories did we build, like you did on insta , i say, for example, we should create 20 industrial towns where a factory could be activated in every town, that means providing infrastructure, providing facilities, providing road conditions to to quickly give a leap to this field in agriculture, for example, 280 knowledge-based companies from danesh-banyan, but not up to keshavarz village , a science and technology park has been created, creating infrastructure in these, several thousand knowledge-based agricultural companies can be formed later. and to become active, it means that the infrastructure measures in this field will be more structural and operati

parks before. to do this. and we were fortunate to get 25 million dollars donation this issor cornerstone donation from the johnson foundation that helped us kickoff this momentum that again reinvests in our community. open up opportunity for our municipality top have space in artic litting when we want approximate need. so i'm proud to be on this project and i'm prud to serve my community and make sure that we are continuing to provide opportunity and path ways for young men and women this are growing up in this neighborhood. and i'm appreciate itch of everyone that has come out to support our park project and more appreciative that you guys are coming out and meeting us where we are. it is important to see your face and hear your voices. because we than the goal is not just to build a park this it is to transfurthermore a space for all of us to enjoy. lastly i want to thank my son for coming out. he was up the street. so like literally 2 minutes away. my parents were pushing mow in front of podiums to stand up for my community i want to pass the torch to my sonfulipment to thank you for your time. [applause]. thank you. we

foundation. they hope can lead them to the postseason. but first they got to play their first home game of the season. the earthquakes hosted the vancouver whitecaps and pay paul parkn the 77th minute. no less than 5 quakes touching the ball into the box here. and carlos, a combo still one timer. go ahead. goal. beautiful soccer by the quakes there after trailing one nil. the quick score. 2 goals in 9 minutes. and so they win their home opener in front of a raucous crowds. 2 to some college hoops today, jared, half of his stanford squad looking to get a much needed road win in oregon against the organs. jermaine with the sweet dribble drive and that alley-oop pass to the folly. dante puts down the jam. dante had 15 points for the dogs to the cart along in defense or jones with some touch land or need gets the offensive rebound and put to to get the cardinal within 3 jones had 18 points for stanford, will drives to the whole puts in the lefty lay in any that it's good. the ducks go up 5 and never never looked back. oregon win. 73 to 68. stanford will be 10 seed in the pac. 12 men's tournament begins next wednesday. meanwhile, mark fox and cal also up north to face o

foundations of buildings. everything else reduced to rubble got good proportion of those who live in this town live in mobile homes. and the reports that most of the mobile up to trailer parks were kind of wiped out. so the question is, because it was in the evening 8 o'clock pm, you know, often what we see is that people just don't get the, the warnings in time, or they don't hear the warnings. so we're, the hope is the many people as possible did evacuate, but search and rescue operations still still under way be the store moved northeast. and as you said, there was the report of several tornadoes that was spawned by the storm. but the question is, the question is for the national weather service use investigators and spreading or across the area is, was this just one huge, huge tornado that was crossed with the that the travelled, hundreds of kilometers over about an hour and a half with several different tornadoes, by the way, it was a massive, massive store and a massive creator of give destruction in this area. okay, she have, thank you for the update. she advertise the live there in washington. while early i spoke to aaron riggs b who is a professional storm chaser a

foundation. so while you can't adopt every dog, you can help them. is famous san francisco landmark images from the recreation and parks department showed this someonerove onto porch meadow and made donuts in the ground. park goers went on social media showing their anger about this, the city says it's happened late friday or early saturday, but they don't know who did it. groundskeepers have receded the area it should look good again. the heavy rain is causing more landslides around the bay area. there's an active landslide along edgewood road, just east of interstate 2 80, which is now closed new video shows, rocks and debris from the landslide onto the road, and geologists say we should be prepared for more slides. the bay area's geology is really susceptible to landslides. and when we see this constant rain that we've had this year, there's very little opportunity for that soil to dry out, which means we're going to continue to see slides happen, potentially slides to get worse. and we just have to be as bad as prepared as we can, according to the state department of water resources california has received 148% of average rainfall for the season

park, by rock, by late night talk show hosts. he's lost and now his visa being then called into question . as you called into question. as you say, this is being spearheaded by the heritage foundationhich is the world's pre—eminent wing think tank. and they're too not happy having meghan and harry in america advancing left wing causes of left wing politics. and there are famously , you know, two of the organisations in america, you don't want to annoy, get on the wrong side of the irs and on revenue service famously but also department immigration and border service . you may remember border service. you may remember in 2014, nigella lawson was barred from taking a flight to america because of her own cocaine admission . a few months cocaine admission. a few months pnor cocaine admission. a few months prior to that . so that so the prior to that. so that so the americans do take this seriously . it's not really expected that this will actually have much an impact because it's unlikely that they actually will regard a statement in a book or or in a netflix document as equivalent to being arrested for possession or being found to have been driving under the influence , so driving und

at hotspot areas and through foundation 22's youth workers, they went out in those areas and educated and present risk—taking behaviour. you've got your van, you have parked the opportunity to deliver educational messaging. i still think the issue, just because you are moving children, there are still an issue with perception, in terms of children finish school, they walk to the bus stop on the tram stop, whatever, they are going to be in a big group and childrenjust want they are going to be in a big group and children just want a laugh. they are going to be in a big group and childrenjust want a laugh. and you touched about this, helping them realise how they appear but as well i think changing the narrative, it's very easy if you are an adult walking along, you see a group of children, you think oh, no. it is changing the narrative on both sides. one of the vehicles is through social action. we have a team that encourage people to be proactive and deliver projects that improve communities. young people communicate back to the community. there was issue in one of our sites in salford with graffiti, it was worrisome for people. we explain to the young pe