meetings with the chairman of the un film assembly and the head of hungary, after the negotiations , peter city told reporters about the complete failure of anti-russian sanctions. i'm ready hungary continues cooperation with our country. it is our position that sanctions do not work. they failed sanctions are harming europe more than russia. we hope that one day we can return to civilized cooperation between east and west, because it is in our interests. russia's decision hits europe the guardian journalist reports a jump in diesel prices to more than $1,000 per ton. after moscow banned its export, the decision did not apply to the eaeu parties, the ministry of energy russia previously noted that the restrictions being introduced will help stop gray exports of motor fuel and saturate the domestic market. how is this measure expected to lead to additional price reductions in our country? us senator robert minendez has temporarily left his post as head of the foreign relations committee. they were accused of corruption and during a search in his house , the police found 3 kg of gold and over 500

peter gill, director and the ceo operator of new york city.plause] [laughter] honorary consul of ukraine in seattle. [applause] president of -- [applause] president of u.s./ukraine activists. [applause] by order of princes olga, second grade, the founder and director of charitable direction for survivors of soldiers of ukraine. [applause] by the word of the president of ukraine, the cross of -- the arch -- the arch bishop -- the archbishop of the philadelphia department of catholic church. [applause] president of the ukrainian resistance foundation. [applause] pastor of the ukrainian orthodox cathedral of saint andrews in silver springs, maryland. [applause] christopher, president of the health care network of catholic hospitals. [applause] and now, the special award of the president of ukraine the golden heart, ryan, student. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you very much. for everything, for your support. ukraine will never forget it. thank you very much. we have to win and we will win. it will be our victory. thank you so much. [appla

peter, director general and ceo of metropolitan in new york city.[applause] [laughter] >> honorary consul of ukraine in seattle. [applause] >> dora, president of rasam. [applause] >> president of u.s.-ukrainianian activist. [applause] >> by order of princes olga, second grade, founder and director of charitable organization that of survived soldiers, ukraine. [applause] >> by the word of the president of ukraine the cross, archbishop and metropolitan of the philadelphia, ukrainian catholic church. [applause] >> president of the ukrainian ianresistance foundation. >> father, pastor of the ukraine cathedral, st. andrews in silver springs, maryland. [applause] >> christopher manson, vice president of the healthcare network of catholic hospitals. [applause] >> and now by special award of the president of ukraine golden heart, ryan. student. [applause] >> middle school. >> thank you so much, thank you very much for everything, for your support. ukraine will never forget it. thank you very much. we have to win and we will win. it will be our common victor

during the northern war , the russian army of peter i was stationed in the kubus ; the city itself, along the town, alexandria was introduced by the defenders with structures that a little later received the name petrovsky val. during the northern war , the rodivilovsky castle no longer existed and peter used these five-meter powerful ramparts for defense. and he himself lived in a house nearby , it’s here that it’s easy to imagine how in the evenings, peter went to the banks of the dnieper and admired the beauty of the river, but one should not imagine peter as such a romantic when he had to retreat. he is in the ass, digging along with the castle, taking with him all the weapons. nowadays. petrovsky val was reconstructed and now reconstruction celebrations and mass celebrations are held here. meanwhile, i’m finishing up sightseeing in the shklov region. but this does not mean that the attractions themselves are over. there are still many routes and points ahead, see you on the roads. all my work is aimed at creating peace for everyone every day, when we come to work, we extract ore , wh

sparsely populated region in the atlas mountains, around 70 kilometres southwest of the city of marrakech. peter who owns a riad in marrakech, escaped from the third floor of his building during the quake. he told us what happened. yes, it was surreal because you don't practise for these things. and i've lived through an earthquake before, but i live on the third floor of the building and itjust started to shake, almost like a washing machine on the spin cycle when it suddenly gears up. but it violently shook the building and you just think, i've got to get out of here. so ijust literally ran out of the door, so going down three flights of stairs, just imagining the building is about to collapse on me. it was terrifying. and i got... and when i got downstairs to the street, the street was full of people, but i'm english in morocco and the moroccans are speaking amongst themselves. and i did think for a minute, did that only happen to me? because no—one was actually saying, there's an earthquake. 0bviously, no—one is speaking in english, even in french, but then someone told me in french, "that w

one protester in san jose del menstruating resulted in a terrible twist as ktvu lamonica peters reports, the city of san jose has now agreed to a $3 million settlement after george floyd was murdered in 2020 by police in minneapolis, protesters took to the streets all over the country, including in san jose. san jose police declared the protest unlawful, used tear gas and fired rubber bullets towards protesters. multiple people were hit, including michael acosta, who had to have his eye removed after the incident. it's not one single officer has been disciplined. they suspended all internal affairs investigations into to the incidents that were in litigation as kind of a way guess of thinking that it could escape liability. police say protesters threw objects, injuring them, and vandalized property. but the plaintiffs say they in particular, were not violent towards police on tuesday. san jose city council approved a settlement of $2.9 million for acosta and 11 other plaintiffs, including the naacp. will. split $450,000. i do believe the independent police auditor needs to be given more strength

andrey grigoriev, pskov city, gymnasium 26, i want to assume that these... the king may have been king 12, the swedish king, i know, and peter, lyceum number 9, i would venture to guess, the country of this king, it was germany, there were so many of these the most, the densest, well, in my opinion he knows, let’s check, nikitanov, that this was the country of england, and the king was edward vi. well, you guys are guessing, it’s not good, read, master bogbinder was sent by the danish king christian ii at the request of ivan the terrible. well, the danish king? yes, no one to me didn’t answer, so apparently this is a difficult question for you, portrait of the bathory books, books, well, all sorts of foreigners arrived there. it turned out that we don’t know them, but what was the name of our dear, russian , pioneer printer, and what was the name of his first precisely dated book, and what was the name of the second precisely dated book, why do i say precisely dated, because you never know who names which books, and these are precisely dated, which means the name of this pioneer printer, and his two books, the first and seco

parents was the 1st european city to embrace east peters, hoping to reduce carbon emissions. but too often they lay a band into the streets and accidents became more frequent. language said google neo, we successfully richards the top speed of the scriptures. but they kept getting more and more dangerous helmets on compulsory, and it's impossible to prevent 2 people from writing on one screen. so that's done a sort of twitching. that's it. now it's add, you're talking it. benjamin gobeel has to get his company scooters off the streets by the deadline and electric field. the show on the list could have been handled differently. we've drawn out conclusions and now concentrating on e bikes and power science plus for you. that's all we can do in a little swim delta. $15000.00, the scooters are now headed for warehouses on the outskirts of paris, where they are getting a once over the money. if i fix the brakes, the wheels see if the motor still works, associating with them. these scooters are headed for other cities, some even to berlin. on the broad side, the batteries also fit

city police are investigating tonight. five suspected drug overdoses involving fentanyl in just 24 hours. two of those overdoses turned deadly. ktvu's lamonica peters live tonight in union city after speaking to an emergency room doctor as well as police. lamonica multiple people overdosing on the same day in one area is not something that happens very often in most places. but police believe people should be aware of this and be prepared to deal with overdoses. as i mentioned, they can happen in schools, libraries, workplaces in just one day. union city police say five people are suspected of overdosing after using fentanyl. officers say they responded to a call tuesday morning near whipple road and medallion drive and administered narcan or naloxone, to a person who died later that day. doctor john moorehouse is the chief physician at kaiser permanente in richmond and says the hospital provides naloxone to anyone who needs it. naloxone is kind of amazing in the way that it can reverse an opioid overdose. pretty instantaneous. lee, however, only for a short period of time. so often in severe overdose cases, we have to keep monitoring patients or i

drivers from 60 car clubs cruise the streets to celebrate the city's first low rider day city council members, peter ortiz and omar torres are holding the celebration along with the united lowrider council. we spoke with mayor matt mahan before the festivities kicked off about what this means for the city really embrace low-rider culture. that's a really exciting part of our cultural history is a city lower it something that san jose helped literally initiate. we're one of the places in the world that sort of developed this way of modifying cars and that that whole experience. and so today we're celebrating now. >> san jose had a ban on cruising low riders that was removed last year as the first time that it happened in 40 years. huge news in the sports world today locally cal and stanford sports programs are joining the atlantic coast conference. the acc after 6 universities, you may recall left the pac 12 the summer arbery schools really to scramble to find a new home and now they have one. cal and stanford will be traveling a good amount cross-country to compete with schools like clemson and sout

cruise the streets to celebrate the city's first low rider day city council members, peter ortiz and omar torres are. headlining the celebration leading it along with the united low riders council, san jose's ban on cruising, by the way, was taken just last year for the first time in about 40 years. looks like fun. still to come, this. >> mullet making a mark in the record books. that yeah. be careful. don't trip on that it's what's actually going on after th >> the milwaukee zoo celebrating a sweet little milestone for its latest edition. it's a baby porcupine. the cute little saying it's finally grown out its qualls after weeks of nothing but pink skin. and although he does have that nice, fresh coat of a the experts there say he will be staying close to his mother for a while longer. a tennessee woman has. >> time to go for it. fortunately, when you have the world's longest most you need to make a little adjustments. we took the tail and we go for rides. >> all right. that's a tennessee woman who has set the world record for the longest female mola tammy menaces from knoxville. th

city. if you can say so, it was so . information that there was also someone banging. peter , share, be kind. know, we know what you know. well, let's go to melitopol. for mariupol, we really have recently been blowing the breaker, as they like to say, because this is the last explosion and everything is related to the work of the occupiers, when it starts working so often. this means that somewhere from our sky, or are they watching so that in the end it will be cottoned in mariupol , or it is necessary for rostov nadana to somehow sleep very peacefully, because there is the headquarters of yuzhnoy southern district, as she says. above the sea floor. that is why this is such a dispute. is it between our zasouses or for everything and the buyers? well, according to the results , we can definitely say that the occupiers do not win and let's hope that the explosive situation will become the situation will become standard such a process that is taking place in mariupol and its surroundings, and in particular in the mariupol district, because there is something, as they say, yes, recently there h

an agreement between santa clara county and the faa expires, but san jose city council member peter ortiz says it's important to keep the pressure on so they don't backtrack on that plan, but if unloaded fuel is unsafe here, what about mineta international? should they close mineta? >> no. >> reporter: that's where they're getting the loaded fuel from. >> that is. >> reporter: what about the neighborhoods near mineta? >> they are neighborhoods, but they have distance. there's not individuals right directly here in the middle. there aren't small planes flying over the families over there. >> reporter: for the county the health issue may not be the real reason to close the airport. the neighbors would like to see a park with swimming pools and open space, but the pilots suspect the county is eyeing the land as a prime location for a housing development. >> that's all san jose is interested in having built at the moment. so that's what the residents are going to get here and they actually don't want that. they want this turned into some big park and open space and the thing they don't realiz

name also stands on the post office building, jersey city's main united states postal service facility, as well as the schools of business at st. peters university in jersey city, and john can bot university in rome, italy. i'm honored to congratulate him on his 99th birthday on the place he so strongly advocated for our communities time and time againment on behalf of our many residents whose lives were touched by his work, i wish him a happy 99th birthday. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan, mr. james, for poof minutes. mr. james: -- for five minutes. mr. james: mr. speaker, today i rise to say something that possibly no one in this chamber's storied history has ever said. the detroit lions are the best team in football. you heard me. at least after week one. the detroit lions went into arrowhead stadium last week, faced the 2023 super bowl champions, and walked away with a w. it used to be considered child abuse to turn your children into lions fans. i have three little boys, john is 9, hudson 8, christian is 4 and we all love the lions. but detroit football is back. when was the

peter, petro obukhov, deputy of the odesa city council, so what now that we have a short pause, a shortse, after which we will talk about one of the very important regions, the zaporizhia region, part of which is occupied, part of which is under control, our state, and the front-line territory there, are suffering greatly from enemy shelling, about it not only after the pause, want to wake up rested and full of energy, but the old mattress constantly hurts the whole body, you can't turn around on the sofa, you can't find a comfortable position, you need to improve your sleeping place, meet the new product from the experts, casper stopper mattress instant solution to the problem of an uncomfortable sofa or an old one mattress at a good price, for only 999 hryvnias. old sofas, uneven mattresses, protruding box springs are all a thing of the past. mattress top ortolight - your deep, healthy sleep, for only uah 999. it's just incredible. the casper ortolight mattress is high-quality and quite inexpensive, it will turn any sofa or old mattress into a comfortable bed, fill and smooth out all

the center of our petropavlovsk-kamchatka city of the army of slava, which bears the name of our two apostles, the beloved saints of the first ionic apostles peter and paul and even the name of the city emphasizes the spiritual component, then this master clan is said to be playing two temples, one which today in the solemnly lit naval cathedral, it dominates the city center and the second temple of alexander nevsky at the end of his working visit , the patriarch visited the main cathedral on the peninsula . patriarch of moscow and all russia kirill comes to the trinity cathedral council not for the first time in 2010. he illuminated this building and conducted the divine liturgy. patriarch kirill presented the holy liturgy to the servants. trinity cathedral icon with the image of christ the savior to remind of the holy communion and the patriarch's visit to the kamchatka cathedral alena debrabiere dmitry sannikov to lead. kamchatka songwriter nikolai dobronravov passed away, he was 94 years old among the most famous songs he wrote, bird of happiness and the battle continues again belovezhskaya pushcha , as well as the farewell anthem of the 198

the center of our petropavlovsk-kamchatka military city of glory, which bears the name of our two beloved apostles, the first intelligent apostles petereven the name of the city emphasizes the spiritual component , this master plan will significantly play two temples one, which today was solemnly illuminated, is the naval cathedral, it dominates the city center and the second temple of alexander nevsky, at the end of his working visit , the patriarch visited the main cathedral on the peninsula patriarch of moscow and all russia kiril comes to the trinity cathedral council not for the first time in 2010. he illuminated this building and conducted the divine liturgy. patriarch kirill presented the holy liturgy to the servants. trinity cathedral icon with the image of christ the savior to remind of the holy communion and the patriarch’s visit to the kamchatka cathedral alena debrabere dmitry sannikov to lead, kamchatka is now personnel from turkey there are emergency services employees. at these moments , they are trying to put out a large forest fire 11 km from the popular tourist resort of alanya the flame spreads quickly thanks to. we

smells of incense, participants in the procession recall the story of 1724, when peter i personally delivered to the city considered the protector and patron of the capital of the russian empire, literally a few minutes and believers fill the entire nevsky avenue. now i am in the middle of this whole procession. so its beginning has already reached the uprising square and the tail has not yet started, when the procession almost reaches the lavra it is precisely the small procession of the cross that carries the relics of alexander nevsky that comes out, here the patriarch of moscow and all russia kirill says a prayer for the holy one. then he appeals to all parishioners to keep the faith right. probably, in it is our salvation, in it is the salvation of russia, preserve our fatherland , protect it, and when the necessary hour comes, defend it by force and go to this defense by dmitry akimov, sergey fadeev and andrey kupaev will be conducted from st. petersburg

so-called zhduns, as he calls the people of mariupol who are waiting for the return of the city to ukraine. mr. peter, how do you see this situation, maybe there is some additional information, and is this becoming a trend already? well, on the one hand, well it is not a bad installation, in principle, it does not change much, indeed, there is such a fact. the russians are spreading this story with the zhduns, as they say, which actually, you know, the zhduns are interesting in general, because it originated from our huns, such a typical word, at least for the mariupol resistance, they steal everything, but in fact the situation there is interesting in another way. why does no one take any measures there, despite all these loud statements that there allegedly, as if pro-ukrainian people used mounting, and what will they do on armed forces well, and so on, so on, in fact the situation there looks like his own russians were shaking him a little, just a little different ethnic composition, he got into a situation of another fight between different ethnic groups of russians who are in mariupol, that is w

smells of incense, participants in the procession recall the story of 1.724, when peter i personally delivered to the citybeen considered a protector and patron capital of the russian empire, literally a few minutes later and believers fill the entire nevsky prospekt. now i am in the middle of this whole procession. so its beginning has already reached vosstaniya square and the tail has not yet started, when the procession almost reaches the lavra it is precisely to meet a small procession of the cross, which carries the relics of alexander nevsky, here the patriarch of moscow and all russia kirill says a prayer for saint a. then he addresses all parishioners. keep the faith. glorious in her is our salvation in her the salvation of russia preserve our fatherland protect him, and when the necessary hour comes, protect him. go to this defense dmitry akimov sergey fadeev and andrey kupaev lead from st. petersburg advertising for thursday will continue with the vesti program on duty order your children a free card, and then they themselves earn money in games and 10% cashback for any purchases. we at the scoo

city. on my colleague peter scott looked at the challenges facing the united nations security council on the possibility of as reform with a panel of guess. the country is likely to go off the car and you know the seats for the us to continue to this case. it kind of so now, why did they likely to do that? and the likely to give another no me to a 6 to the ends to pops receive. and, but i can see the reason to bring that is be for says, please, the vision members will disagree to come. so i've been operating outside the my, the on the product is a look at the interventions or made to members. maybe. yeah. do you like to, to go in friends, the things that how actually undermine be maybe maybe some of the work space? so for example, africa decided we don't use completely done with at the moment with the web forms and, and also some of the vision. thanks to members of this, the key to cancel the emissions. and when you go to the security council, they gave the dean security, they all aspire on, on the form of the un security council of the human system. but honestly, i don't think the un securi

city. police are investigating five suspected drug overdose involving fentanyl in just 24 hours. two of those overdoses turned deadly. ktvu's lamonica peters has more now from police and doctors. in just one day, union city police say five people are suspected of overdosing after using fentanyl . be prepared to deal with overdoses. as i mentioned, they can happen in schools, libraries, workplaces. officers say they responded to a call tuesday morning near whipple road and medallion drive and administered narcan or naloxone, to a person who died later that day. doctor john moorehouse is the chief physician at kaiser permanente in richmond and says the hospital provides naloxone to anyone who needs it. naloxone is kind of amazing in the way that it can reverse an opioid overdose pretty instantaneously . however, only for a short period of time. so often in severe overdose cases, we have to keep monitoring patients or in some cases admit them to the hospital. doctor moorehouse says people struggling with drug addiction need to join a treatment program immediately after surviving an overdose. later on tuesday. emergency crews also responded to

there is a polar odyssey club in the city where shipbuilders create natural copies of historical ships, including those from the time of peter petrozavodsk is the only city in russia named after a military plant. not a single war has been fought. russia could not do without guns made in petrozavodsk. the most difficult and destructive for karelia was the twentieth century. the winter war with finland and then the great patriotic war left many scars in the history of the republic of karelia and the caribbean front - this is a very important part of the war, because it was first the right flank, secondly, the longest in terms of existence and the karelian front is the front of the fiery highway. that is, this is a fruit that supported the highway from murmansk to the kabazerskaya road and further into russia along this there were loads of cargo on the road; the difficult military history of the 20th century illuminates the museum; the center of military glory of petrozavodsk; most of the exhibits were collected and provided to the museum by collector valery lazarev. for every item, it was studied, it was searched for, and quit

of the center of our petropavlovsk-kamchatka city of the army of slava, which bears the name of our two apostles, beloved saints, the first ionic apostles peter and paul, and even in the name of the city, the spiritual component is emphasized , this is a master- the clan will significantly play two temples: one, which today was solemnly illuminated by the naval cathedral, it dominates the city center and the second temple of alexander nevsky, at the end of his working visit , the patriarch visited the main cathedral on the peninsula . patriarch of moscow and all russia kirill comes to the council from the trinity cathedral freezing for the first time. in 2010, he illuminated this building and conducted the divine liturgy. patriarch kirill presented the clergy of the holy trinity cathedral with an icon with the image of christ the savior as a reminder of holy communion and a pond 7 km away. but. eh, i think we'll get through it quickly enough. and they registered the pilgrims. let's hear what they have to say. for example, a girl from in yekaterinburg, our delegation has been at this procession for the eighth time. this procession of the cross

meter alexander welcoming laura jared to the anchor desk you're coming back to new york city peter, youell. >> whoa! >> this is going to be so much fun. just to be back in new york city is great with the energy that's here we had a chance to reverse together there is a tradition where you say the anchor's name and the new anchor's name. let's see laura's expression when she hears her name. >> where else can you hold a wedding in plaza, eat jeni's ice cream. you have everything. >> you guys are at the top of your profession. you cover serious topics all week long. you are at the white house you cover legal issues i expect y'all to cut loose. we want to see dance parties on sunday. >> you have to rip off the news corsettes. it's official. >> yeah. and you have to be free. >> this suit is tear-away. >> we're going to pause on that, at least for our first broadcast. you know what's so exciting about today is you get to bring your whole self to the job we're lawyers, but we're moms and parents. we like to cook. >> i'm glad you brought that up because we brought a video for you. >> hi, mommy

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first low rider day over 300 vehicles from 60 car clubs will be celebrating at city hall city council members. peter thiessen, omar torres are holding the celebration along with the united low rider council. earlier today i spoke with mayor matt mahan and what bringing back low rider culture means for the city. >> it's a really exciting part of our cultural history is a city lower it into something that san jose helped literally initiate. we're one of the places in the world that sort of developed this way of modifying cars and that that whole experience. and so today we're celebrating that. >> san jose's ban on cruising was taken down just last year for the first time in about 40 years. happening right now to vta mechanics are in the hospital after a bus caught fire in san jose. here is a photo of that chart bus. >> this happened this afternoon on an electric bus in the bt a maintenance yard. officials say 2 mechanics push the burning bus out of that maintenance building. so the fire did not spread hurt anyone else to mechanics were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. all of the t's fleet o

city council members, peter ortiz and omar torres are holding this celebration along with the united low-rider council. it starts today at 1 o'clock at san jose city hall. that's on santa clara street. san jose's ban on cruising was taken down just last year for the first time in about 40 years. vote. no classic, >> at the let's right to it. >> this will be a great weekend pay royalties because we're so good. it's going take us for the original artist. but if you're going to be taking a sunday drive or a cruise, you're going to cruise around this weekend are going to be nice, john, yet so much better for that to any outdoor activities. you actually got the good air quality for it. now, too. so you can put that top down and enjoy what is going to be much better air to be breathing getting outside and enjoying from the low riders in san jose to up here in the east bay hills. we've definitely got some low cloud cover anyways that blow blanket of clouds pushing into the east bay hills, blocking out this view right now. it's a mix of drizzle, low clouds and some mist towards the coastline.

smells of incense , participants in the process recall the story of 1724, when peter i personally delivered the relics to the cityint, who has since been considered the protector and patron of the capital of the russian empire, literally a few minutes and believers fill the entire nevsky prospekt. now i am in the middle of the whole procession. so its beginning has already reached vosstaniya square and the tail has not yet started when the procession almost reaches it is to meet the lavra that the small procession of the cross takes place, which carries the relics of alexander nevsky , here the patriarch of moscow and all russia kirill says a prayer for the holy one. then he appeals to all parishioners to keep the faith right. in it is our salvation on the day of the salvation of russia, preserve our fatherland, protect it, and, when the necessary hour comes , defend it by force. go to this defense of dmitry kimov sergey fadeev and andrey kupaev news from st. petersburg try the combo with the new product, chicken hit mushroom for only 249 rubles. sberbanquet. i i'll give and give give, give for restaurants for fr

her day at city hall over 300 vehicles about 60 car clubs are expected this year to join city council members, peter or 10 as a no more tours will be holding a celebration along with the 9 it low rider council starts today at one at san jose city hall in santa clara street. san jose's ban on cruising was taken down just last year. the first time in about 40 years. and today is going to be a great day to go out and check out some of those low riders because the weather's going to be great. nowhere near as hot as we were yesterday last few days. good morning, don. yeah, definitely a huge change of pace from where we had been the past few days. >> today's daytime highs settle into the 70's that are very warmest. that is easily. 25 to 30 degrees cooler in some spots. will we had been just a couple of days ago. so what a change? we got a lot of fog out there that's pushed into the east bay hills, not as much about the haze today as it will be the return of that fog, that marine layer getting pushed in from the coastline by these westerly is this is a nice dip in the jet stream. pretty sizable change of p

peter millet. one of the problems with getting eight into the city is the fact that the government is split.ve two governors of libya and the two of them do not seem able or they are unwilling to negotiate with one another. how much of that is going to complicate the process? peter: it is unfortunate it will complicate the process. the libyan people themselves are coming together. there is a really strong sense of solidarity among libyans whom i have spoken to from the west, east, and the south. they are shocked to disbelief about what they are seeing just as everybody is. they want as citizens to contribute to the relief effort. unfortunately, the two competing authorities probably lack the capacity to work together. there should be a joint operation liaising with the united nations and international community coordinating the relief effort and the latest news of them not working together is i have to say is not surprising but it is deeply disappointing. christian: it is remarkable this country is in such of a mess when you thing about deposits of oil and gas that are there. in some respect

first low rider day over 300 vehicles from 60 different car clubs will be out at city hall city council members, peter ortiz and omar torres are holding the celebration along with the united low rider council. we spoke with matt mayor matt mahan before the festivities kicked off about what bringing back the low rider culture means to the city. >> that's a really exciting part of our cultural history is a city lower it into something that san jose helped literally initiate. we're one of the places in the world that sort of developed this way of modifying cars and that that whole experience. and so today we're celebrating now. >> san jose's ban on cruise was taken down just last year for the first time in about 40 years. happy labor day friday with a live look outside here in san francisco. a little bit of blue sky trying to stick around. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details and looks like it's going to rain on top of this weekend. yeah. in fact, it already is raining in tahoe. they're also under a lake wind advisory. and you can see as you head to point the east, just a general wind advisory

the city of the citadel was built according to the plans of emperor peter i on the waterway to western europe and became the largest port on the baltic, but 460 years before the founding of st. petersburg , the famous battle with the swedish army of the squad of prince alexander yaroslavich. in honor of the glorious victory. the prince received the nickname nevsky. the battle of neva took place in 1240. at the confluence of the izhora rivers. and you. in area of ​​the modern city. ust-izhora, canonized commander alexander nevsky is considered one of the patrons of the russian troops after the october revolution of 1917, the capital was again moved from st. petersburg to moscow from 1924 to 1991, the city was named leningrad in honor of the leader of the socialist revolution , vladimir lenin, during the great patriotic war leningrad was besieged by the troops of hitler and his ally, the leningraders. having spent almost 900 days and nights under military siege, their resilience has become a symbol invincibility and courage. the siege of leningrad began on september 8, 1941. when wehrmac

social village of sokolniki to the two email addresses of zotov and mayor peter, there are no options here. that’s right, the cityns of granite chips from a fly-by-night company for a kickback to combat the holoflight. true, it later turned out that this granite chip is not only poisonous but also radioactive. yes, yes, i remember, i heard about this case. well, i wouldn't have heard of it yet. you see, like this scandal radioactive waste, it is necessary to dispose of it immediately, of course, a question arises. why did the mayor take the situation into his own hands? they allocated money from the budget and buried the reagents somewhere in the north of the city. well, i scored points for myself and saved my team. yes, in general , miraculous monuments arose from these radioactive wastes. so the mayor turned to his friend zotov, who was just starting to build granite chips behind the ruts. they took zodchy to the aerated concrete materials plant. premium they poured cement and made their own slabs for the future village, such a killer house, yes, well, of course, and then don’t care. why do people get sick and

center of our petropavlovsk-kamchatka military city slava, which bears the name of two of our favorite apostles, the first ionic saints the apostles peterame of the city emphasizes the spiritual component, then this master clan will be played by two temples. one, which today in the solemn light of the naval cathedral, dominates the city center, and the second temple of alexander nevsky, at the end of his working visit, the patriarch visited the main cathedral on the peninsula , patriarch kirill of moscow and all russia comes to the trinity cathedral council for the first time. in 2010, he illuminated this building and conducted the divine liturgy, patriarch kirill donated to the clergy of the holy trinity cathedral an icon with the image of christ the savior to remind them of the holy communion and the patriarch’s visit to the kamchatka cathedral alena debarbiere dmitry sannikov news, kamchatka in the north of algeria is growing rapidly. the area of ​​the natural fire , footage of residents fleeing the fire is being circulated on social networks . the flame is spreading with lightning speed , threatening dozens of populated areas . resc

we are now near the black sea national university named after peter mohyla, in mykolaiv , almost all educational institutions in the citye either damaged or partially damaged. destroyed in each of the institutions hit and hit by russian missiles to the director of the department of education and science of the mykolaiv regional military administration, ms. alla valikhovska i greet you ms. allo good afternoon please tell me now how much destruction in the region in the school in the city in relation to schools and universities and secondary educational institutions, well, it really suffered very serious destruction in our country out of a thousand in the institutions that are in the region , educational institutions are completely destroyed literally to the foundation and are not subject to restoration, this is 35 e-e 243 institutions have different degrees of damage, today we are trying our foreign donors are helping us to fix it by force, there are special programs that also include institutions, and 12 of our vocational and technical institutions are very seriously damaged . and now we see that out of four national in

peters, ktvu fox two news. santa clara county has confirmed the presence of west nile virus in the cities of san jose and milpitas. mosquito testing positive for the virus were found in standing water. the santa clara county vector control district will treat the area on monday. officials say an increase of west nile virus cases tends to happen in the summer and early fall due to all the warm weather. oh yeah, between dusk and dawn and calm winds. and that's pretty much what we're experiencing right here, right now. but do you remember one year ago on this date, we had all time record highs. it had never been 116 degrees in livermore until last september fifth. and guess what? we survived it. 115in santa rosa and 110 in redwood city. i'll take these numbers instead that is what we experienced today. a 30 degree temperature span anywhere from pacifica all the way to fairfield. it was comfortable around the peninsula, 79in redwood city, 81 in hayward through castro valley and also 81 degrees in san rafael through terra. linda. this is the scene right now, that big, beautiful bank of low clouds surging into san fran

city and town in the world. transporting basil leaves sundays peter this for around the world is not that clever. it should always be produced locally and consume broke local well i love that rather than taking the food to the plate you're taking a farm. to the to the club posted at a later. yeah yeah. you can see that they're constantly working on improving the efficiency of the whole operation even this isn't really wait. because it's gonna get composted in used on the farms that safe. there re conceptualizing the concept of weight. on my way back to ultima henry's asked me to pick up some supplies for tonight's dinner service. first of come to the right please. press hi. what do you do you know you were growing mushrooms. we're growing list of mushrooms on coffee wished finish people are crazy about mushrooms and they drink a lot of coffee. and i'm sitting just back there that is an absolute perfect space these are these are ready to harvest there will be harvested today. actually we don't hold you up but would love to give yeah. his team collects used coffee grounds from businesses right acro

peter is in the room. meanwhile, new york city officials reigniting the debate over historical statues.her to remove statues like george washington and christopher columbus for their controversial past. our next guest says his town will gladly welcome the pieces of art and pay and pack them up to bring them to their new home. brookhaven town supervisor ed romaine. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> sandra: so, you are on now, what's your message about these statues, many of which are being torn down? >> i guess people want to forget history or rewrite history. george washington led our troops for eight years in the revolution. some of the darkest hours. we would not have a country if not for his leadership. thomas jefferson wrote our declaration of independence. christopher columbus lived over 500 years ago but he was brave enough to sail west and discover a new continent. these are part of our history. every human being has flaws, but should we apply today's standards to people who lived more than 500 years ago? or should we remember the deeds they accomplished to help us build a

peter, thank you. >> take care. >> new york city officials are trying to calm people's fears about police for surveillanceabor day festivities. the mayor, eric adams insist those drones will primarily respond to noise complaints to see whether officers need to step in. our cb cotton is live in the new york city newsroom with more on that. >> are out on the beach at a barbecue or parade. there may be a police drone up above. new york city officers will be use them to review complaints and respond accordingly. mayor eric adams is trying to put privacy concerns to rest. practically have the pushback on the sci-fi aspects of drones. no one is going to be monitoring what you're talking about, your conversation for a city data shows drones were used about 80 times with the chiefs approval for public safety or emergencies through june of this year. for example the city has used drones to monitor shark activity drones were also used back in early august when chaos broke out at a social media influencers giveaway in the city. a new report from the american civil liberties union found that more than 14 or police de

addressed the russian catholic youth, i'm quoting nick, where in your city of great russia did they receive the great russia of peterreat, catherine ii, there are empires of course, he said of the great, enlightened, great culture and great humanity, the vatican immediately began to explain that the pope does not admire russian imperialism, but not only ukrainians were outraged by his words in other countries , which saw from their own experience what russia is , they also did not accept what it is and what it is. communism as p how do you evaluate the words and actions of the current pope? i think that they are dictated by his south american perspective and perception. he knows little about european history, and this is clearly visible kateryna ii are not people who have served christianity, rather the opposite already exists, and this reverse, er, you seem to me that this is a very unfortunate statement and i am very sorry as a catholic , but i know that contrary to dogma there, the pope can be wrong in such matters, he just said that something very it's not like march is the month to pay tribute to the positive c

the great voronezh of peter's time is a small cityn area of ​​almost 60 m². not in voronezh, but in voronezh there is a sea and voronezh residents love to take boat trips. stavropol does not have a sea nearby, but the weather is always southern mountain air 246 years ago the city was called the guardian of the silk road. it is no coincidence that the tiflists stand here gate, arc de triomphe, stavropol was in the outpost there was a transition to the caucasus it was built in 1841, then the thirties, if demolished and in 1998 it was restored with the same design features that it was but the ancient walls have been preserved from the first days , but the main value of any city, of course, is the residents themselves. judge them in gatchina this year for 227 years, and the family of andrei burlakov. about 300 lived here when the city did not exist yet, my ancestors are a relative, even our famous countrywoman rodion i am not pushkin like we are everything is changed here in pushkin in the hannibals and even with his nanny andrei adores g