in the venues on middle polk. friday and saturday. the daytime event has an easter bun and he bubble person and face painting and so a lot of ways to entertain. bring your children and the night time show is vary from wine bars and restaurants to cozy car where you will see somebody pointed out you will see bluegrass music playing while they play porn on the televisions which is when they do. we have the full. something for everyone. [laughter]. so called -- [laughter] exciting. [laughter] i saw finish a couple things for my permit. it will be done. all right. is there public comment on this final agenda item? there is none. all right. one more announcement noodle fest. china town and north beach a press conference on friday. fun. >> great. >> which is early for me. considering i get home late. i don't get up i will troy to be there at the press conference it is 11:30 they announce noodle fest. china town meets north beach. pasta and chow mein. good idea. redo public comment. commissioner leemented tell us about n

district spokesperson andrea polk breaks down. what happens next? >> we're asking them to conserve water at a level of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought, tabling that tell a meeting in may. >> but the board will start an ,pexcessive water use. panel. the ordinance that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you go over that daily rate, it is $2 per unit. it's definitely time to take that route seriously. so it was tempting back in october and december to think that we were out of the are dry january march. certainly polk says all of this is not to punish households, but >> face a reality. 3 year statewide drought. i would say the most important thing for people is that what they do really matters what they do counts collectively, we really can make a difference. and we

i mean, elementary school itself is between polk and van ness. why would they build an elementary outside of their neighborhood. that doesn't make sense to me. i remember when i had conversations when i asked this point of why it was on polk and they responded with population. okay, sure, fine. that makes sense. they had a hard conversation and they settled on this. but i think, like, what are doing for the portola and we should call it out for what it is. under any proposal we have except for maybe the entire thing in d5 and we got a lot of con stan nation. it's also split. we have just said, it's worth -- we cannot stop splitting here and not splitting there. and that's fine. those are perfectly valid points. you i don't think we should come here and say we're not splitting the pl because under any mass map that i have seen except for the one with all the (indiscernible) on d5, maybe some other ones i can't remember. i've only had two hours of sleep. when the line is on polk, the pl is already split. let's call it out for what it is. and so, i

they're in polk lower middle polk area and would like to be sure they are included in our map going forward. many of us because of speculation have been displaced, have been diminished and clinging to our remaining neighbors and the services we have worked together to create and sustain us. having worked with so many of the tenant advocates that have spoken over the last few weeks, i have got to support them in addition in keeping our communities whole. i think of those who spoke earlier at the very beginning of this session today in d1. i hope their voices are heard as well as those from d5. there are major concerns that i have heard and i hope that you also are hearing them and are able to adjust the map to meet those communities needs as well. thank you so much. >> thank you, teresa flander for sharing your comments with the task force. can we get the next speaker, please. >> hello, good evening. my name is lanier cole and i live between d1 and d2. i'm going to speak about residents in the city of (indiscernible) posing threat to the residents of the richmond is not accurate. this is new

he's looking to make his mark on the nfl makai polk. he led the sec receptions last season at mississippi state. now he could get drafted as early as the second round kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills caught up with him after he worked out the forty-niners local pro day last week. >> dream come true is a blessing. really don't a lot to say about that. just happy to be here and just happy to have. now what i've you know, just trust the work that i've put in. >> wide receiver makai polk says he's more focused than ever as he prepares for the 2022. nfl draft the 6, 3, 200 pound wide receiver has run an interesting route to get here. a graduate of el serino high school pope played 2 seasons at cal before transferring to mississippi state. he exploded in sec country in 2021. setting a school record with 105 receptions in a season which ranks second in the u.s. now pocus ready to take his game to the next level. welcome barry. >> savvy and i have really good job and pass this year. fashion what people think. i know. you know it as or they f

. >> wide receiver mckay polk says he's more focused than ever as he prepares for the 2022. nfl draft the 6, 3, 200 pound wide receiver has run an interesting route to get here. a graduate of el serino high school pope played 2 seasons at cal before transferring to mississippi state. he exploded in sec country in 2021. setting a school record with 105 receptions in a season which ranks second in the u.s. now pocus ready to take his game to the next level barry. >> savvy and i have really good job and pass this year. fashion what people think i you know the u.s. or they feel like. my mindset, you know, just to at everything i do. so. >> up the chance to showcase his talents for the forty-niners here at levi stadium at their local pro day. he says playing for his hometown team would be a dream come true. >> from the east bay the >> it's kind of my my mom is a forty-niners fan you know, some some is told myself. i want to be nfl great to be the best at what i do. some opposition. so that's you know, that's always going go the next step to become an nfl. great getting drafted on

district spokesperson andrea polk breaks down. what happens next? >>we're asking them to conserve water at a level of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought, tabling that tell a meeting in may. >>but the board will start an excessive water use penalty ordinance. that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you go over that daily rate, it is $2 per unit. it's definitely time to take that seriously. so it was tempting back in october and december to think that we were out of the are dry january a march. certainly polk says all of this is not to punish households, but >>face a reality. a 3 year statewide drought. i would say the most important thing for people is that what they do really matters what they do counts collectively, we really can make a difference. and we must make

district spokesperson andrea polk breaks down. what happens next?'re asking them to conserve water at a level of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought, tabling that tell a meeting in may. >> but the board will start an excessive water use. panel. the ordinance that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you go over that daily rate is $2 per unit. it's definitely time to take that route seriously. so it was tempting back in october and december to think that we were out of the are dry january march. certainly polk says all of this is not to punish households, but >> face a reality. 3 year statewide drought. i would say the most important thing for people is that what they do really matters what they do counts collectively, we really can make a difference. and we must make a

district spokesperson andrea polk breaks down. what happens next? >> we're asking them to conserve water at a level of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought. tabling that telling meeting in may. but the board will start an excessive water use. panel. the ordinance that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you go over that daily rate, it is $2 per unit. it's definitely time to take that route seriously. so it was tempting back in october and december to think that we were out of the are dry january march. certainly polk says all of this is not to punish households, but face a reality. 3 year statewide drought. i would say the most important thing for people is that what they do really matters what they do counts collectively, we really can make a difference. and we must ma

and el serino high school grad, by the way, is looking to make his mark in the nfl makai polk led the in receptions last season at mississippi state and now he could get drafted as early as the second round. >> that's the thinking. anyway. kron four's kylen mills caught up with him after he worked out at the forty-niners local pro day. >> dream come true is a blessing. really don't a lot to say about that. just happy to be here and just not happy to have now what i've done you know, just trust the work that i've put in. >> wide receiver mckay polk says he's more focused than ever as he prepares for the 2022. nfl draft the 6, 3, 200 pound wide receiver has run an interesting route to get here. a graduate of el serino high school pope played 2 seasons at cal before transferring to mississippi state. he exploded in sec country in 2021. setting a school record with 105 receptions in a season which ranks second in the u.s. now pocus ready to take his game to the next level. welcome barry. >> savvy occur and i have really good job and pass this year. fashion what people think i know, unite

just know happy to have now you know, just trust the work that i've put in. >> wide receiver mckay polkd than ever as he prepares for the 2022. nfl draft the 6, 3, 200 pound wide receiver has run an interesting route to get here. a graduate of el serino high school pope played 2 seasons at cal before transferring to mississippi state. he exploded in sec country in 2021. setting a school record with 105 receptions in a season which ranks second in the u.s. now pocus ready to take his game to the next level barry. >> savvy and i have really good job and pass this year. fashion what people think i you know, it has been a more feel like. my mindset, you know, just to at everything i do. so. >> up the chance to showcase his talents for the forty-niners here at levi stadium at their local pro day. he says playing for his hometown team would be a dream come true. >> from the east bay the >> it's kind of my my mom is a forty-niners fan you know, some some ways myself. i want to be nfl great to be the best at what i do. some opposition. so that's you know, that's always going go the next step to

district spokesperson andrea polk breaks down. what happens next?rve water at a level of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought, tabling that tell a meeting in may. >> but the board will start an excessive water use. panel. the ordinance that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you go over that daily rate is $2 per unit. it's definitely time to take that route seriously. so it was tempting back in october and december to think that we were out of the are dry january march. certainly polk says all of this is not to punish households, but >> face a reality. 3 year statewide drought. i would say the most important thing for people is that what they do really matters what they do counts collectively, we really can make a difference. and we must make a difference in case next

district spokesperson andrea polk breaks down. what happens next? >> we're asking them to conserve water at a level of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought, tabling that telling meeting in may. >> but the board will start an excessive water use. panel. the ordinance that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you go over that daily rate is $2 per unit. it's definitely time to take that route seriously. so it was tempting back in october and december to think that we were out of the are dry january march. certainly polk says all of this is not to punish households, but >> face a reality. 3 year statewide drought. i would say the most important thing for is that what they do really matters what they do counts collectively. we really can make a difference. and we must make a

district spokesperson andrea polk breaks down. what happens next? of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought. tabling that tell a meeting in may. but the board will start an excessive water use. panel. the ordinance that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you go over that daily rate is $2 per unit. it's definitely time to take that route seriously. so it was tempting back in october and december to think that we were out of the are dry january march. certainly polk says all of this is not to punish households, but face a reality. 3 year statewide drought, i would say the most important thing for is that what they do really matters what they do counts collectively. we really can make a difference. and we must make a difference in case next year is dry to recess to kron. 4

district s spokesperson andrea polk breaksadown. what happens next?'re asking them to conserve water at a level of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought. tabling that tell a meeting in may. but the board will start an excessive water use. panel. the ordinance that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you go over that daily rate is $2 per unit. it's definitely time to take that route seriously. so it was tempting back in october and december to think that we were out of the are dry january march. certainly polk says all of this is not to punish households, but face a reality. 3 year statewide drought, i would say the most important thing for is that what they do really matters what they do counts collectively, we really can make a difference. and we must make a difference in

district spokesperson andrea polk breaks down. what happens next?water at a level of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought, tabling that telling meeting in may. >> but the board will start an excessive water use. panel. the ordinance that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you go over that daily rate, it is $2 per unit. it's definitely time to take that route seriously. so it was tempting back in october and december to think that we were out of the are dry january march. certainly polk says all of this is not to punish households, but >> face a reality. 3 year statewide drought. i would say the most important thing for people is that what they do really matters what they do counts collectively, we really can make a difference. and we must make a difference in case next

district spokesperson andrea polk breaks down. what happens next?el of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought, tabling that tell a meeting in may. >> but the board will start an excessive water use. panel. the ordinance that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you go over that daily rate is $2 per unit. it's definitely time to take that route seriously. so it was tempting back in october and december to think that we were out of the are dry january march. certainly polk says all of this is not to punish households, but >> face a reality. 3 year statewide drought. i would say the most important thing for people is that what they do really matters what they do counts collectively, we really can make a difference. and we must make a difference in case next year is dry to rec

in the venues on middle polk.day and saturday. the daytime event has an easter bun and he bubble person and face painting and so a lot of ways to entertain. bring your children and the night time show is vary from wine bars and restaurants to cozy car where you will see somebody pointed out you will see bluegrass music playing while they play porn on the televisions which is when they do. we have the full. something for everyone. [laughter]. so called -- [laughter] exciting. [laughter] i saw finish a couple things for my permit. it will be done. all right. is there public comment on this final agenda item? there is none. all right. one more announcement noodle fest. china town and north beach a press conference on friday. fun. >> great. >> which is early for me. considering i get home late. i don't get up i will troy to be there at the press conference it is 11:30 they announce noodle fest. china town meets north beach. pasta and chow mein. good idea. redo public comment. commissioner leemented tell us about noodl

>> well, the polks did a trip down south and sarah polk went with him, and this was one of the opportunities where a wife could be with her husband outside of washington, and if anybody knew about the first ladies, so with train travel it gave the wives an opportunity to travel with their husbands, so they had a very successful run down through several states, and i think that was important for some of her image. the clevelands travelled together. there were several others, garfields, so early on after the train, you know, the lincolns came from illinois to washington on a train from springfield and had stops all along the way so people got to see the first lady before the inauguration. it was really important. >> so beginning to travel around the country is important. >> around the country, so citizens that won't normally be able to be in washington get a sense of who the first family is. >> and the second mrs. wilson also travelled with before the war? >> yeah, first lady scholars tend to look at when did first ladies begin to campaign with their husbands, so the opportunities to travel wi

pressure on your data to stop dealing with that close to to victory in the going back city of mario polk saying they've now taken full control of the local pools correspondent is on the ground this time swollen to assault. the final strong coat cranium. radical troops with a ukrainian propaganda video calling for the brutal execution of rush.

what makes little polk unique, i think, first of all, it's a great pedestrian street. there's people out and about all day, meeting this neighbor and coming out and supporting the businesses. the businesses here are almost all exclusively independent owned small businesses. it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a. it has its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so. >>> well, happy women'

what makes little polk unique, i think, first of all, it's a great pedestrian street.t and about all day, meeting this neighbor and coming out and supporting the businesses. the businesses here are almost all exclusively independent owned small businesses. it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a. it has its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so. did you know that many buildings in san

what makes little polk unique, i think, first of all, it's a great pedestrian street.re's people out and about all day, meeting this neighbor and coming out and supporting the businesses. the businesses here are almost all exclusively independent owned small businesses. it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a. it has its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so. >> manufacturing in cities

the last known stronghold of ukrainian forces in mario polk . thousands of fine tis and civilians are still hold up in the as of style still works where conditions are said to be getting worse. and city officials, as they are strikes on the plan haven't ceased despite puts in declaring on tuesday that there are no weather to operations underway in the besieged, city. greeny and officials have called the situation in mariel pool, a humanitarian catastrophe, or some voice of fire, tear gas and thumb grenades that protested in the southern ukrainian city of kerosene. people live in raleigh against what they're calling a sham referendum. ukraine says russia's planning to hold the staves faults in the region to show popular support for the creation of a russian backed republic. there have been a series of explosions in the russian city of belgrade. that's near the border with ukraine. regional governor says a far as an ammunition dep or was extinguished, no civilians were injured. the top ukrainian official described it as quote karma from moscow's invasion. your firm may up to date. those

what makes little polk unique, i think, first of all, it's a great pedestrian street.and about all day, meeting this neighbor and coming out and supporting the businesses. the businesses here are almost all exclusively independent owned small businesses. it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a. it has its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so. [♪♪] >>> fisherman's wharf, this is a work

jose state quarterback nick starkel were among the group richmond native, the wide receiver mckay polk to make a splash in the draft following a record-setting stay at season at mississippi state. >> dream come true is a blessing. it? really don't a lot to say about that. just happy to be here and just happy to have now what i've you know, just trust the work that i've put it. >> well, there is a second home to me, you know, being at cal past 5 years. it, you know, being at cal also preparing for this next level with coach musgrave and an nfl cordon 8 of the past 2 seasons. so the nfl terminology is very you know what we do as quarterbacks accounts, very similar to what nfl quarterback prepare me a lot. >> that's the left. all of them. and one quick note, the a's just one. 42. so they take the series with the rays. will have those highlights coming up later tonight. but that's all we have >> well, that wraps kron. 4 news tonight at 6. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tonight at 8 o'clock coming. i see. have a nice evening. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du mor

according for peace in ukraine and for the kremlin critic in the valley to be released from jail. polk francis says he's considering traveling to keep on the trip to malta. the head of the roman catholic church told reporters he's been invited by political and religious authorities in ukraine. he also criticized russian president vladimir putin over the invasion, but without actually naming him this other mocking lashona database. he was eli from that we had thought that invasions of other countries, savage, street fighting and atomic threats were grim memories of a distant past. the city, however, the icy winds of war, which bring only death, destruction and hatred, has swept down powerfully upon the lives of many people. and on the days of us all, once again, some potentate, sedley caught up an anachronistic claims of nationalist interest school. it is provoking and fomenting conflicts, it whereas ordinary people, since the need to build a future that will be shared, will not be at all grow. now, in the night of the war that has fallen upon humanity, let us not allow the dream of a p

we had pretty much the run of the city 'cause we lived pretty close to polk street and so we would -- in the summer, we'd all all the way down to aquatic park and we'd walk down to the library, to the kids' center. in those days, the city was safe and nobody worried about us running around. i went to high school in spring valley. it was over the hill from chinatown. it was kind of fun to experience being in a minority, which most white people don't get to experience that often. everything was just really within walking distance, so it make it really fun. when i was a teenager, we didn't have a lot of money. we could go to sam wong's and get super -- soup for $1. my parents came here and were drawn to the beatnik culture. they wanted to meet all of the writers who were so famous at the time but my mother had some serious mental illness issues, and i don't think my father were really aware of that and those didn't really become evident until i was about five, i guess, and my marriage blew up and my mother took me all over the world. most of those ad ventures ended up bad because they wo

your desk to stop dealing with forces edge, closer to victory, and the going back to city of mario polk saying they've now taken full control of the local port correspondent is on the ground. this time swollen to assault. the final stronghold, ukrainian radical troops with a ukrainian propaganda video calling for the brutal execution of russian troop fox outrage on social media. it depicts the woman's listing of russian soldiers, the roads, with a stick held in a solid remnant of terrorist groups like is with hello and welcome mixed by pm here in moscow. and this is all to international with the latest news headlines. now president putin has dismissed the allegations of a civilian masika in boucher calling them fake during a media conference with his fellow russian counterpart of my pearson also reiterated the goals of russia's operation. ukraine, which he says was the only way for moscow to protect the embattled people of dumbass. just the place where no cranial i give you the 2nd. so you know what is going on in ukraine is undoubtedly a tragedy. but they simply left us no choice. the

but you heard of there from president polk. no fly shall pass. so what's the situation elsewhere in eastern and southern ukraine? rebecca, what's the latest in the battle for don bass? yes. well that to expected battle for don bass is entered. it's the de, terry, we've seen really an increasing a really large increasing in bombardments in that area, particularly in the city of hot keith. to day the marriage come out and said it's been on. it was constant bombardment. very worried for the some 1000000 people still living in that city or other areas. lou hands being in the don bass region being very badly shelled as well the mer. they're saying that the civilians have no power, no water in utilities won't be able to be restored until after the war. and it was mc alive to the south, has also been a bombarded that's another city down south near the other key port city of a desa. so definitely seeing a huge optic in fighting in that region. but thank you very much, shar correspond to rebecca rivers in chief take a closer look now at how things have ch

organizes a quote for p c. ukraine and for the kremlin critical nixon valley to be released from jail. polk france, it says he's considering traveling to keep on a trip to malta. the head of the roman catholic church told reporters he's been invited by political and religious authorities in ukraine. also criticized russian president vladimir putin over the invasion and atomic threats were grim memories of a distant past. however, the icy winds of war, which bring only death, destruction and hatred, has swept down, powerful, provoking and foment in complex. where as ordinary people, since the need to build a future that will be shared, will not be at all grow. now, in the night of the war that has fallen upon humanity, let us not allow the dream of a peace to fade. it was to the head on al jazeera ah, the french president manual micron holds his 1st election rally just 8 days before the 1st round of ah, here's your weather in a minute 15. hello everyone. we're going to focus on the americas and we've got bursts of rain for southern florida that includes miami coming in at $29.00 degrees . bu

munition to explode. russia says it's non full control of the port in the ukrainian city of mario polk. and that's more these, all these rights for the russian. a media, russian sources of ease on both happening in the west is emma's hating. that took a lataria and in tolerance of all those russian points of view to more palestinians have been shot dead by the israeli army and the occupied west bank. israeli troops carried out raids on villages and a refugee camp in the early hours of thursday. morning 3 other palestinians were killed and overnight clash. somalia is expected to swear in new legislators to its parliament in the coming hours more than a year behind schedule, political infighting, accusations of erect a war in the struggle over ukraine. here is the test for president joe biden with really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture. if you're personally on all it's foreign debt, the island nation is seeing it's worth economic crisis in decades and growing public anger. what does this move mean? and will there be political fall out? this isn't side story. ah, hello a

we were told to go to mario polk . they said that people would come, but in the end no one came to us through the leadership of the $36.00 left breaking through from mary paul leaving all of us. we're meet. no one would police out office model or is just is is he were taken out taking in here, bandaged, fed, and watered. we are very grateful for the fact that they provide further assistance . i hope that everything will be fine and that we will all recover. ah, well, and it's not only ukrainian soldiers who have been captured, in fact, russia says it's detained several military personnel from nato countries who were fighting as mercenaries in ukraine. one british fighter known as casa gandhi, who came to ukraine long before the war erupted, is one of those whose been captured, his relatives have called him vladimir putin to forgive him, and let him go. the prisoners of war convention though, does not apply to mercenaries, meaning he can stand trial, he himself is claiming he never wanted to join the fight against russi

may 9 at 15:00 , citizens can get all the relevant information on the official website of the bes polkrow, the festival starts at the victory museum under called the right movie, which will be held until may 10. spectators will see the best feature films and documentaries about the great patriotic war. screenings will be free of charge upon prior registration in the program. 22 domestic films, both modern and soviet classics. some tapes will be presented by the actors and directors themselves, who created the masterpieces. muscovites will help make the service more convenient. removal of unnecessary things in the active citizen project, a special section has opened in which participants will share their experience in using this city service. they will tell. what kind of items were taken out by the townspeople will also help determine the further direction of the development of the service. police near moscow detained a suspect in an attempt to sell drugs in korolev. it turned out to be a resident of moscow. during a personal search, 440 bundles with a substance in the form of a powder

what makes little polk unique, i think, first of all, it's a great pedestrian street.ere's people out and about all day, meeting this neighbor and coming out and supporting the businesses. the businesses here are almost all exclusively independent owned small businesses. it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a. it has its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so.

. $61.00 refugees and migrants including 9 children, were picked up by the spanish polk coast guard. they were taken to a port on grand canaria human rights groups say at least 4400 people, including hundreds of children, died last year, trying to reach spain from africa. now, chinese authorities have reported 3 corona virus tests in shanghai. the 1st of the cities latest outbreak, shanghai is in its 3rd week of lockdown as the country continues to enforce a 0 tolerance approach. another round of mass testing is also due to take place. june, we just cancel. none of them had been vaccinated, their condition deteriorated after being admitted to the hospital and they died despite the medical intervention, the direct cause of death with underlying diseases. richard bro baker is an entrepreneur based in shanghai has been locked down with his family for 18 days. he told us what life has been like that the 1st week of parcel lockdown is, is almost normal if you could go around your community. even though my son was at home learning through school, we were able to kind of, you know, get arou

will, should the russians seize the area, they would be in full control of mario polk, which is a vital port in the country, se lies between the de ness and lu hands. queens in the east were russian forces are set to launch a new offensive. and annex crimea, of course, in the south or russia's president has defended the war in ukraine as quote, 8 noble mission, which will achieve its goals. that a mere putin says it's not possible to isolate his country in law school will work with partners who want to cooperate. he made the comments after meeting one of those allies, putin and his bellow, ocean cans apart. alexander lucas ankle were in far eastern russia to mark it space day. will a conflict has now des space millions of people and left thousands of civilians and soldiers dead. but put and says is to help people in ukraine and protect his country's security blue. unfortunately, ukraine was created as some kind of launch pad for aggression against russia and the offshoots of nationalism. what totally cherished this new generation of ukrainian nationalists are especially crashing with ru

you, you mentioned be the deli polk room and that sort of emerged from ready, widespread protests that were happening in the week of the special regime brought in by discovery in the citizen amendment act and the match to register for citizens which sort of reconfigured the idea of citizenship, which left muslims, betty scared and muslim students and muslims, but generally out of the streets, protesting. in december of 2019, the police entered one central universities and deli, john. emily slammed at night and assaulted students. the students went to court the next day, challenging police faction, and river before the supreme court. what failed from the supreme court was 1st get off the streets and stopped building stones and then we'll help you. so this was, this was an orderly remark which had no basis in law. it had no basis. in fact, because you, you, you can't say to students that i will, i will protect you from disproportionate police action. only if you stop to testing what, what did did, was it it molded popular sentiment when he said, stop building stones, there was a glitch w

i am the director of the lower polk tenant landlord clinic. we work with people who are in s.r.o. hotels as well as other people who are in shared living situations. i am also formerly homeless, and i lived in a common area for 1.5 years. anything that mandates keeping the common areas clean will help slow or stop the spread of disease. when i lived in the transitional living arrangement, if one person got sick, we all got sick because we were all touching the same things. i also did want to add maybe a slight suggestion. there's a surface that we all touch every day but we don't think about it, and that's toilet seat, so it might be helpful to add that to the examples on page 5 just so the operators know that that's a surface that needs to be sanitized. so any way, that's my comment, and i wish to thank the committee for hearing me. >> chair peskin: thank you, and mr. thomason, it is referred to at a high level as bathroom in the definitions. is there any other public comment? >> clerk: there is no other public comment. >> chair peskin: okay. colleagues, if there are no comments