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full convey the atmosphere of wartime in another part of the photo hall, the history of separated families, the donetsk and lugansk people 's, which were united only thanks to the liberation of donbass , there are portraits of the heroes of our war correspondent on the stands. nikolai dolgachev spoke about his front-line comrades, a famous man, an artilleryman, on whose shoulders the responsible work of destroying enemy firing points and indeed. these are our heroes, regardless of what awards they have, they are all heroes. special military operation all my work all my life for the most part. yes, now put to work. in the fight against evil, the organizer of the exhibition , the people's front, in addition to photographs of the public , a guitar with autographs of artists and military ammunition helmets, bulletproof vests , medical backpacks, which volunteers constantly take to the front of the project, are presented. onf everything for the front. united the whole country there are practically lies actors musicians known to the sect. can attract the attention of the audience, and they announce their targeted fees with the he

your take haitian.h se i learned something really big last night in the cnn never town hall, and that's that the people s who never stopped to learn the seventy four million trump voters dod to learn donaldhad ou trump . they still don't know how totr beat him, how to run. him. e le i think the level of disrespects ,always interrogating insultslis rather than looking for part of insights i can't think is a smart woman. she's better than mostwa reporters, that's for sure, including at cnn. but she wasn't clever or nimble last night. these were predictable intable questions. becaus wee didn't learn anythings to new from the questions because he didn't ask anything new . this to was to try to nail him much the way they did in 2016 when he was running, when i wass out there seven or eight times a day on his behalf. and sean, they never got past a couple of facts. >> the mainstream media gave in us in 2016, approximately five billion with a b billion dollars worth of free media coverage is called earned media . they'll never get thatba t backc they'll never get back. the fact that he won that timed . but, sea

people were smoking and shooting up. s let's bring in betty yu. this was in front of city hall where the mayor got shouted out of a public forum about the same subject. >> this was a very rare meeting that did not last long at all. it took place at one of the worst drug hotspots in the city amid deteriorating street conditions in san francisco. >> i run into people day in the they say london, we would have never been allowed to get away with this stuff back in the day the fact is it is time for a change! we want to get people help but we will not continue t allow things to just occur as they have been. >> reporter: mayor london breed spoke forcefully as she called for a tougher approach to dealing with the brazen open-ai drug crisis held at u.n. plaza, the epicenter of the problem. i was not hard to find people openly using drugs nearby in th shadow of city hall. >> i think they should give us housing, you know what i'm saying? there are 276,000 millionaires in this city. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin said that while the problem is not new, it has become so visible that

s is, i look around and i see more people that look like me. my very first trip to d.c. was not in college, it was at a program where you toward the halls of congress. and you got to stand on the floor, and artistically remember when i got to tour the floor, kinda pausing for a second to ticketed where it was -- where i wasn't placing my hand on a desk and whispered to myself very boldly, i must say, i will be back. baking a commitment to myself, a goal for myself that i would be back here, not just as a spectator, but as a member. now be back here is very humbling to have that opportunity. but i do remember even back then putting my head on the desk, looking around at d.c. and who was in congress, i did not see myself. i do not see myself and -- and the members of the staff, and that worried me. that concerned me. we still have so much work to do to make sure that the halls of congress reflect the diversity and the uniqueness and the perspectives of our country. but it has come such a long way. i am so proud to be part of a class that is very diverse, and a background, a perspective that brings america to this building. i am proud to b

this push is coming from largely outside of city hall, the mayor 's office is plotting change as well. a pilot program that will allow police to detain people, quote, when someone is so far under th influence of drugs that they ma pose a danger to themselves or others, unquote. details will b announced next week, but many o the service providers say that it will be a disaster. >> you can call this whatever you want to call it, but when you prioritize a car several approach to people who need help, you are going to drive th rates up. >> reporter: these are becoming old faultlines in san francisco what is new are the growing calls to try something different, even if they have to make it happen themselves. >> we are going to make this change starting today. >> reporter: so the california department of health says they were close to 42% more fentanyl -related deaths in 2019. >>> across the bay, a berkeley humane society has more dogs than they know what to do with. it all has to do with this horrific animal hoarding case a entire state away. they want to get all these dogs adopted, but andrea nakano reports they are up against an even broader p

it 's interesting, it's dynamic, because before, if you turned pro, took off your shirt, you couldn't box more than an amateur. in this hall in serpukhov, near moscow , about 100 peoplet every day. training does not stop even when the president of the international boxing association, umar kremlev, comes in. he himself here once in his youth beat on pear. and here is the upbringing of the wb world champion fedor chudinov in the second middle weight native walls. until now, this smell is training, i just want to go back to training and start doing this, change clothes and give da fedya revenge on him. there were no particularly strong results. well, as if he just didn’t give up quietly. well, he obeyed, as it were, that's good, here the elders helped. yes, they had their own affairs there, some kind of work, they still came to the gym of the boxing sports family, that is, it has been formed over the years. it is very difficult, as if even there and something happens. well, all the same, in the end, we are now here together in some way to grow and help the future generation. aleksey mikhailovich is the coach aleksey galeev he still works here recently , there has been

hall. is that responsible to say the u.s. should just default and imperil people '401(k)s and social security benefits?is not a responsible position. the united states cannot default on its debts. and you can't take mr. trump's private business practices of declaring bankruptcy and using that as a tool and say that ought to be ablued to the federal government. we pay our debts. we keep our obligations paid. speaker mccarthy is absolutely right in trying to negotiate a framework for reducing spending in the future. it is out of control. and president biden should very quickly say, yes, i'll agree to a framework for the future to control spending. he should agree to that. this is not an unreasonable request. in the end we have got to be able to make sure that we cover our debts. there is not any downgrade in our bonding capacity. >> i want to ask you about women and children because you said on this show back in april, i believe that you win on standing with the unborn and making it clear as to how you would help women and problem pregnancies as well. that was on a question about abortion. wh while you w

people who are confused what is a police officer and sheriff deputy, the sheriff deputies protect city hall, courthouses, jails, hospital s so they provide a important service and we have a wonderful sheriff. paul miyamoto is reformed minded (indiscernible) it might help our policing issue because they might be able to share possibility. we have more flexibility if our sheriff department is robust along with our police department. >> thank you supervisor. any other comments before we go to public comment? mr. clerk, may we go to public comment? >> thank you madam chair. anyone in board chamber room who wishes to comment on item 5? it appears we have none. remotely if you wish to comment on item 5, dial star 3 now and that will add you to the queue. we have two callers listening and of them there is one who wishes to speak. i'll start your time. please begin. >> great. david pillpel again. i said inthe sentiment and support it. i understand that we are short in sworn officers both at police and sheriff department. i would just be careful about using the word automatically both in the title and in the text of the legislatio

people for alleged shoplifting. and that's just one of several protests scheduled in response to the d a s decision another scheduled right here outside the san francisco city hall on may 23rd. live in san francisco. zac sos ktvu fox two news exact. thank you. the district attorney told us today she understands why protesters are upset. ktvu christian captain continues our coverage tonight. he sat down with brooke jenkins today and has a closer look now at the video showing the shooting. it doesn't appear that san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins released her report about her decision to not charge michael earl wayne anthony, the walgreens security guard who shot and killed banco brown out of walgreens on market street. april 20/7. we do not believe that there are sufficient evidence to overcome what we would expect his defense of self defense to be the d. a also released the surveillance video from walgreens that shows how the shooting unfolded. the video shows banco brown carrying items towards the front door, and michael earl wayne anthony, stopping him to get into a physical altercation with anthony taking brown to the ground and getting on top of

s neighborhood. in september a swastika was found on the ceiling tile at anderson hall at american university and this semester, rash of incidents where he speech proceed terrorized jewish peopleand high school in nearby montgomery county. local ones. adl has tracked thousands of incidents, helium 3700 of them in 2022 alone. that is a most four 100% 2013. adl's commitment to producing high quality data and viable. president biden as you know cares deeply about these issues of cynicism. the horrific march in charlottesville is what inspired him to run for president to help restore our nation seriously discussed the mood of anti-semitism during the passover. i, too, feel this issue personally as a black woman, i've known all my life what it means to for fear i represent for who i am and i know the values i should i was raised in the tradition of christmas and i know none of us feel safe when any of our targeted. washington's jewish community takes so much for my upbringing. i grew up in shepherd park on 16th street when it was next black and jewish neighborhood. my family's home used to belong to the israeli embassy and kept in the souza on our door frame i was for haters troubl

people that she believes in democracy. part of democracy is speaking and shut down. they don't want that. they want to pick and choose who gets hurt. s that an authoritarian mindset. back to the town hallthe big media narratives, they can't get to the substance. that was disgusting. the point i made, these town halls are not for the moderators, they're not for the press even though the press holds them, they're for the voters. gives the people an opportunity to make a decision with their vote, that they cherish so deeply. >> martha: they seem very bent out of shape that the people might be interested in hearing about those things from the former president and the polling shows that he's got a lot of strength right now. it's very early on. there's 18 months to go. anything can happen. a lot of people are interested in getting that nomination themselves. we're going to cover that whole process with town halls and all of it and give the voters an actual moment to ask their own questions. i do want to ask you about the push back because you're on the oversight committee. you laid out a lot of evidence of bank -- of subpoenaed bank records that showed $10 million going back and forth in to

people don't like bossy town halls rssuma— don't like bossy town halls issuing-fines,- don't like bossy town halls issuing fines, which issuing these fines, which mamm— issuing these fines, which rrammu-rr-s who. welcome back to free speech nation with me andrew doyle the royal society of chemistry has become the latest unlikely entity to try and curtail free speech. its digital discovery journal has published a 37 page article entitled academic free speech or right wing grievance , speech or right wing grievance, authored by professor john herbert . it authored by professor john herbert. it argues authored by professor john herbert . it argues that free herbert. it argues that free speech should not mean freedom from consequences and discusses how that should apply to figures such as the feminist academic kathleen stock. dr. john armstrong, a reader in financial mathematics at king's college london, has been writing about this and he joins me now. welcome the show. thanks so welcome to the show. thanks so freedom or— welcome to the show. thanks so freedom of speech— f thanks so freedom of speech shouldn't have freedom— freedom of speech shouldn't have freedom from — freedom of speech sho