remind you right after referendum, and which took place in the donbass, uh, the then head of the people 's council of the donetsk people's republic, pushilin, immediately the day after the referendum, officially addressed moscow with a call to accept kharkov as part of the russian federation, but odessa was also kharkov, we know how it was suppressed. do you remember, yes, in kharkov there were force dispersals. after all, in principle, the ukrainian nazis, and so on, did not hide their plan. first, they suppressed the anti-maidan in kiev, put everyone on the floor there. eh, then it means they have this it was scheduled, then you need kharkov , then you need to clean up odessa, then donbass, then crimea that is, they just intimidated, that is, well, not that they intimidated somewhere they killed, they just killed you started your career. well i yeah, i really liked it, because it coincided. i, too, once did this from work as a turner. yes, but at first it would be a car mechanic, yes, then probably everyone is just a reactor mechanic. yes, a little political scientist is sure of this, but not ev

mp, the main two of them are number 8221, the initiators of which are indicated on the council website by 34 people 'ses, and number 8371, which was submitted to the council by the prime minister, there is an alternative pre-government number 8371-1, experts also allow the creation of a joint project that will contain the provisions of both documents, according to the law of the project number 8221, there should be one orthodox church in ukraine and the changes will not give the moscow patriarchate the opportunity to manipulate the statute, it also provides for the early termination of all property transactions concluded interresidents of ukraine and a prohibited foreign religious organization and the peculiarities of the naming of religious organizations, in particular the use of the word orthodox, the whole problem is that the law that we initiated 82:21 on the banning of the russian church in ukraine has not yet been adopted. does not ban the russian church in ukraine, but drags out this process of procrastination for many, many years. from my point of view, we will not let this go . the government

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germany about me many people in this country know not only a doctor, but also a person from the presidium of the opposition coordinating council, a criminal case is tied up, what 's next. here's what's next, but there are no exit mechanisms. it turned out somehow that the realities of life in germany of a highly qualified specialist to emigrants are that how much, in numbers from 700 euros per month, you only have to pay a small tax for a small room there on traveling abroad and on the way home. ladies by alexander pipkin, watch today on the evening air. the expansion in riggs made the european union nervous about support for ukraine and the boomerang sanctions clearly depleted its economic potential. now the eu needs new donors the head of the european council charles michel for the opening of an international forum in slovenia stated that the european union should be ready to accept new members by 2030 now the official candidates for accession are albania moldova north macedonia serbia turkey ukraine and montenegro the first meeting of eu leaders on enlargement will be held on 6 october. in the spanish granada. previously in the european commissioner. rebeton s

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for the islamic council elections, the number of women the number of applicants reached 3 thousand and 300 people, which is a 72% increase compared to the 11th term, the quorum of women 's participation was broken during the terms of the parliament. it has increased by 57%, but it is the fifth the day before, the names of the candidates for the 12th election period of the islamic council ended. to find out the number of applicants who pre-registered their information and documents in the system and uploaded them to the election headquarters of the country of maryam and talked with the spokesperson of the election headquarters of the islamic countries of islam. at the end of the fifth day, how many applicants for the parliamentary elections registered and uploaded their information and documents in the pre-registration system, in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful. you mentioned that today was the fifth day of pre-registration for candidates for the islamic council elections. from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, the pre-registration process was done on the fifth day. 4265 applicants entered the pre-registration system and completed their registration and upload

circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news. neither the national council nor the peopleundertaken against as it will not be undertaken against as it will not be the walk in the park that some believe it to be. they all find themselves facing 26 million. the ousted president of niger has been detained with his family at his official residence since the coup. there has been growing international concern over his condition. we are returning now to the women's world cup final. spain have a corner. let is go to madrid. just a few minutes away. yes, just a few minutes. for some of them these final minutes are going very slow. some people are seeing the second half has been longer than they would expect. these screens are showing the match with a bit of a delay, many people are checking what is going on through their phones. whenever there is a crucial moment, such as deciding over the penalty, you see lots of people in the audience checking their phones first and then looking at the screen. what an extraordinary time, what an amazing place to be, to be watching that. there is

people covered by the welfare relief committee's support institutions. a million tomans of equity shares have been approved for each person in order to get the approval of someone 's yard for the regulations of the islamic council. the persian gulf, who asked that the main assets were equity shares, which disagrees with the interpretation of the honorable vice president of legal affairs, is the 20% share of the government, and it is not possible to transfer this, and if these are removed from the portfolio , there are practically no more valuable shares for the equity equity field, for this reason. resolution of allocating shares justice for the survivors was deferred to the likes of the 1400 budget law, this decision was made again this year. the government's effort is to put this resolution into its administrative cycle much sooner without this happening in the last months of the year, after 6 months of 1402. the number of people who were independent and should have been included , as well as the shares that are likely to be without problems, and the ministers agreed, i sent you a letter that the agenda of the government should be included, and the heat can only be done in the government board. is that the mi

council 's assistance. of those, probably about 200 a year. being worked on by that team. now, that is 40 people. all of them are caseworkers. it is a small complement that has a huge, huge mandate. >> how large is the law area of historic reservation? >> growing. it isar a new area. in many respects, this is part of the environmental movement. there are other statutes. they require agencies to take into account their impact on cultural resources. there are a number of statutes to deal with archaeology. this is a growing area. as people realized, they, as a public, they have a place in this process. i think that you will see more involvement, hopefully. it is there. that whole compendium of law is growing, yes, over the years. definitely. >> is your position a political position? >> yes, it is. >> how so. >> i was appointed by president obama01 in 2016. i was reappointed this past june and made the vice chairman of the council. for another term. i will be serving until 2025. we do have -- so, there is no chairman at the moment. i am the acting chairman, but the full-time chairman is working her w

people this year, the car production quota will be broken, morteza shahidi, the head of the specialized branch of the capital market dispute resolution council, reducing the number of cases brought to the prosecutor 's office, reducing the criminal population of prisons, and respecting human dignity and value are among the benefits of restorative justice . raw gold bullion futures for delivery on the 28th of december this year will be launched from monday, the 6th of shahrivar, and until the 28th of december 1402 , the energy exchange hosted transactions and the value of gold was more than 47 thousand billion rials, which is twenty-six percent compared to last month. shows an increase the second stage of the sale of arena plus iran khodro diesel trucks started online at 10:00 a.m. on saturday, the 4th of shahrivar. najafi menesh, the head of the association of homogeneous power industries and commodity parts manufacturers , last week's news, the industrial and mineral products hall of the commodity exchange witnessed a transaction of more than 2 million and 121 thousand. tons of goods and products and the value was 15213 billion tomans and the latest news is that the different halls of the iran comm

73rd, 60th group of people 's deputies of gerashchenko ionov and others, a total of four deputies of the acting director of the state enterprise , the parliamentary tv channel, the council regarding the provision of information on the creation of content for the yeda telethon hashtags and together and the procedure for using funds from the state budget of ukraine of the group of people's deputies gerashchenko and other four people's deputies to the general director of the state enterprise multimedia platform and order of ukraine regarding the provision of official information regarding the financing of the telethon to a person news hashtags together with the format of participation of the state enterprise in it multimedia platform and agreement of ukraine mykola tyshchenko to temporarily perform the duties of the general director of the state specialized economic enterprise lyceum of ukraine regarding the provision of information to sofia fedyna and yana zinkevich to the director of the limited liability company we ukraine regarding the provision of information regarding creation of content for the telethon together with the order of using funds from the state budget of

see when the security council failed to renew a monday for the main knob and hello, crossing more than 4 1000000 people in syria rely on u. n. a. z. u. s. embassy and haiti is closed and stuff ordered to remain in the cum pounds of the gun. fire was heard near the building as a monday government vehicles, the satellites and property damage, and the capital pulse of prints that's off to thousands. march through the streets . the games, pricing, gun violence, gains, pillaging neighborhoods, many challenge police demanding protection and a view and says, maybe half of height. these population needs item in poverty and violence. trying this phone ministry is urging the philippines to remove a grounded warship from a dispute is shown in the south. china say this comes off to minnesota, told by jane it will not abandon the area or resupply, but was heading to the rafe with china is co. scott stopped it using volta calvin. katrina, you has molson. badging ton has invested into the philippines with some environmental . let's meet the device for administer and it seems that that meeting was a $10.00 to $1.00 and you did not go to the philippine

s. santa rosa currently prohibits camping on public property. but now federal law says cities cannot force unsheltered people out of public spaces. if there are no other options available to them. santa rosa city council is considering an ordinance similar to run or parks that restricts camping to specific locations under specific circumstances. >> time for another look at the 4 zone forecast. as though what are we looking at? is that the view from mount tam? i think looking at the golden it is. but look, there's a lot of fog out there. kind of were usually creates in from, isn't it britain? yeah. the starting point i love that we have different cameras and different perspectives because it sets the tone of what to anticipate right yesterday. it was a foggy mess of for the majority of the area tonight and not all places are foggy, but some definitely i would just showed you that camera and sfo. >> you can still see some foggy conditions for you. not as bad as yesterday yesterday could even see the runway. we had major delays at the airport. again, i just checked departures about 60% on time arrivals about 80% on time about a 25 minute delay on average for folks that are having to lay. so again, you wa

people don't want these policies ? 's. >> that never came out of my mouth, but what i did say is when you see the videos of the city counciloutraged if those are liberals. there is a disconnect from regular democrats who go about their business like their due. i go to subway coming as the city et cetera and some elected officials, but mostly the activist class runs around shouting these things. they are completely irrelevant. >> if you're not going to prosecute people arresting them isn't going to do anything in i is a big waste of their time. we hear about nordstrom closing in san francisco. and washington, d.c., the only is the anacostia is about to close because there has been so much shoplifting bear they're not just prosecuting people who steal from stores or people who murder for mac drivers who help them only to be killed by teenagers who are out past the curfew. they are now having to shut grocery stores. the only one. there has been so much shoplifting. >> having those people prosecuted and having grocery stores close, the mayor and the city council are making the story to stay and they are saying you got to help

council got an update on the situation in sudan amid the violence which has displaced more than 4000000 people and left about half of the population with serious humanitarian needs. according to the u. s. office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs, much of the capital of khartoum is without water and electricity. there is growing sexual violence and ethnic violence is also on the rise in the door for region of the country. and yet, aid workers are having an increasingly hard time negotiating with arm groups to get supplies to those in need. the un says it hasn't been able to replenish it. supplies of cartoon which are running low, bringing the country to the brink of collapse. the secretary general's special representative volker purpose was suppose to brief the council, but didn't after see, dan objected, as we now know that the sydney's government threatened to end the un mission in sudan if the risk g participated in this briefing, and that was really outrages and i did make that point in, in the counsel. no country, not, no country should be able to bully a brief or into silence, let alone the united nations. now the student, even bassett, or denied making any such threat

people from camping in a public space since the mid 90's. 1994, to be exact. but it does go against the federal law. >> which is why the city now wants the council to update thisn it to you. now back in 2019, courts ruled that cities can't force unsheltered people out of the public space if they don't have a place for them to go now to update and respect that law. santa rosa city council ultimately is considering adopting an ordinance similar to rohnert park son that would be following the federal law. and it also has restrictions like camping to specific locations along with circumstances and hours and camping would be allowed in city parks, pedestrian areas, fire lanes near transit hubs por even within 100 feet of a school and camping areas wouldn't be allowed to be larger than 10 by 10 feet and unpermitted electricity would not be allowed. in addition, camps also can't be closer than 4 feet apart from one another. the city says it is taking this issue seriously. and in fact, in 2016, a state of emergency was declared and is now set to be renewed for the 67th time. the council is set to meet on this topic at 4 o'clock this afternoon. its end that we're going

people from camping in public areas since the mid 90's. but it does go against the federal law and the city is acknowledge that and that's why they are asking the city councilre discussing it later tonight. but back in 2019 courts ruled that cities could not force unsheltered people out of public space if they don't have another place for them to go now to update respect that law, the city of santa rosa is asking the council to consider adopting an ordinance similar to the one over in rohnert park. that ordinance does follow the federal law does restrict camping to specific locations and circumstances and even hours camping wouldn't be allowed in city parks, pedestrian areas, fire lines near transit hubs or within 100 feet of a school and camping areas would need to be within a 10 by 10 radius and unpermitted electricity would not be allowed. they also say that camps could not be within 4 feet of one. another. now, officials say that they do realize it's a serious issue and they take homelessness very seriously. in fact, in 2016, the declared a state of emergency in the area that's actually said to be renewed for the 60's 7th time. at some point soon. as i

people from the camping in a public space since the mid 90's. but it does go against the federal law, which is why the city admits that it also says it wants the councilupdate the ordinance. so no, just to give you some information back in 2019 courts ruled that cities can't force unsheltered people out of the public space. if they don't have places for them to go now to update and respect that law. santa rosa city council is considering adopting an ordinance similar to the one that rohnert park has and that would follow the federal law but also restrict camping to specific locations and circumstances along with ours camping wouldn't be allowed in city parks, pedestrian areas, fire lanes near transit hubs or even 100 feet within a school and camping areas could not be larger than 10 by 10 feet. unpermitted. electricity will not be allowed in camps cannot be closer than 4 feet apart. officials say the city is taking this seriously and a state of emergency was declared back in 2016 to help with this. and it's actually being renewed for the 67th time coming up soon, the council is set to meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon. at that point, we'll see exactly

people from camping in a public space since the mid 90's, 1994, to be exact. and it does go against a federal law, which is why the city admits that it ultimately wants the councilnance. let's go video as they break it all back in 2019 courts ruled that city cannot force unsheltered people out of a public place. and if they do, they need to have a place for them to go now to update and respect that law. santa rosa city council is considering adopting an ordinance. it's similar to the one over in rohnert park that would follow the federal law but also restricts camping to specific locations, circumstances and even hours camping wouldn't be allowed in city parks, pedestrian areas, fire lanes near transit hubs or even within 100 feet of a school and camping areas also wouldn't be able to be larger than 10 by 10 feet. unpermitted. electricity would not be allowed and camps can only be about 4 feet apart. now, officials with the city say it's obviously an issue that they acknowledge and they're taking it very seriously. and in fact, back in 2016, they declared a state of emergency and that's actually set to be renewed for the 67th time due to the homelessness issue.

people from camping in a public space since the mid 90's. 1994, to be exact. but it does go against a federal law and the city acknowledges that which is why they want the council. let's get to some video. second, break it down for you. so back in 2019, courts ruled that cities can't force unsheltered people out of the public space that they don't have places for them to go now to update respect that laws. santa rosa city council is considering adopting an ordinance similar to the one that rohnert park asked. now it follows the federal law that restricts can't be too specific locations, circumstances and our zain camping wouldn't be allowed in city parks, pedestrian areas, fire lanes near transit hubs or within 100 feet of a school and camping areas can be larger than 10 by 10 feet. unpermitted electricity would not be allowed in camps can be closer than 4 feet apart. the city says it is taking homelessness seriously and has been in fact, in 2016 they declared a state of emergency and that is set to actually for the 60th time this year. the council is set to meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon. and at that point, we'll figure out exactly what the details and speci

council, got an update on the situation in sudan amid the violence which has displaced more than 4000000 people and left about half of the population with serious humanitarian needs. according to the u. s. office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. much of the capital of khartoum is without water and electricity. there is growing sexual violence and ethnic violence is also on the rise in the door for region of the country. and yet, aid workers are having an increasingly hard time negotiating with arm groups to get supplies to those in need. the un says it hasn't been able to replenish it supplies and cartoon, which are running low, bringing the country to the brink of collapse. the secretary general's special representative over part. this was supposed to brief the council but didn't after see, dan objected, we now know that the sudanese government threatened to in the un mission in sudan if the risk g participated in this briefing. and that was really outrageous. and i did make that point in, in the counsel, no country, not, no country should be able to bully a briefer, into silence, let alone the united nations. now, the student, even bassett, or denied making any such thre

the city council approved the law last month which says individuals can only camp in a space. that's 100ft!s and 200ft!s for camps wh multiple people. the camps must also set up at least 100ft from playgrounds and ten feet from electrical lines and other equipment. but several people living on the streets are now asking for a temporary restraining order in federal court. time now is 838. the san francisco medical examiner has identified the woman whose body was found in a duffel bag at golden gate park sunday night. her name is kelly coco. the san francisco resident was 37 years old. they say the death is suspicious, but can't say if her death is related in any way to the outside lands music festival, which was wrapping up sunday night. investigators are not releasing any more information except to say they do not believe the community should feel threatened. they're asking anyone with information or video of the area from sunday afternoon or evening that might help them to please come forward . well, engineering experts are warning that so-called connectivity issues with driverless cars could get worse . the san francisco company

understand the frustration of people who've been on council lists for years trying to get accommodation when they see migrants housed in luxury apartment ? luxury apartment? >> sn currently is completely wrong. we've got a situation which is unfair. british taxpayers are forking out £6 million a day to house illegal migrants in hotels and other accommodation. that's clearly wrong . it's clearly unfair. and wrong. it's clearly unfair. and that's why i want to put an end to it. now, in the short term, we're finding alternative sites like barges we're like the barges that we're bringing in, which are new ways like the barges that we're brideal; in, which are new ways like the barges that we're brideal with which are new ways like the barges that we're brideal with thish are new ways like the barges that we're brideal with this problem, ways like the barges that we're brideal with this problem, which to deal with this problem, which no has done but i've no one else has done but i've done. fundamentally, we done. but fundamentally, if we want to stop this, we've got to stop people coming here in the first that's why first place. and that's why stopping boats of my

council approved the law last month. it says individuals can only camp in a space that's 100ft!s and 200ft!s away from camps with several peopleo set up at least 100ft from playgrounds and be ten feet away from electrical lines and other equipment. but several people on the streets are now asking for a temporary restraining order in federal court. more san francisco property owners are asking the city to reassess their property values. bloomberg business news reports companies and homeowners, on average asked for their property assessments to be cut in half. long time financial consultants. the city has heard more than 2400 reassessment appeals in the past year. about half of those were adjusted, which means less money for the city. san francisco is already facing a $780 million deficit through the year 2025. assessment differences include chase center. it was evaluated at $1.5 million. the warriors filed papers saying it should be $635 million. that was rejected . macy's union square was also assessed at $354 million. the department store giant says it should be 177 million. that appeal is still pending. our time is 648 today