supervisor preston.your leadership on this. thank you, mr. hepner, for your advocacy and presentation, it it is, this trend has been extremely disturbing to see it unfold. and i think it's, one of these things, i think when yo first see this kind of trend, there's this assumption that there's gog to be some kind of federal action or crackdown so that cities and states are not going to have to act in this way. i appreciate the update on what'st the federal level, like some of the practices as this industry has evolved, are just so clearly anti-competitive and illegal. it's like we know that if huge corporate landlords has got on the !Ñphon and said, okay, let's all raise our rents by 10%, that that would violate any number of antitrusla would be a crackdown. but somehow, because it's being done in facilitated by a third party, those rules are not supposed to apply. and we're suppose just al of coordination and use of i thk there theris a role here for i think federal and state practices that i think do cr

vice chair preston. preston, i member. peskin.n i char i madam chair, there are three eyes once again. okay. that motion passes anything else on the agenda? mr. ero further business. okay, we are adjourned. ■ youre watching san francisco rising with chris today's special guest is mary chu. >> hi.i'm chris manors, and yo rising on san francisco rising. that's focused on rebuilding, reimagining, and restarting our city. our guest today is mary chu, and she's here to with us about art and the san francisco art commission. come, miss chu. >> it's great to have you. let's talk about in the city and howrt installations are funded. >> the arts committee was funded19 and support civic review, design investments and art galleries. projects we have are the city's art enrichment ordinance which provides 2% of construction costs for public art. >> so art is tied to n. there's been a great deal in the southwest of the city. can you talk about some of the? >> sure. our city has some exciting projected in the bayview-hunters point coming up. one

i williams, i commissioner preston, i preston. i chair ronan three eyn passes unanimously. madam clerk, can you plea read item number three? yes. item numberhr sf program, including activities, a preview of the lafco study for cleanpowersf on battery energy storage stems, and a semiannual update on lafco on the lafco sfpuc mou activities. wonderful. and we're joined by mr. himes. hgo morning. good mo, chair ronan a fellow lafco commissioners, mike himes. i'm the deputy assistant general manager at the sfpuc, responsible for cleanpowersf and supply, happy fridayi do have s okay. today, i'm going to provide enrollment and service also going to share some information on a couple of contracts, that we bringing to d of supervisors for approval, and that's a renewable energy supply contract andex our back office service contract. so, cleanpowersf continues to successfully serve our customerm remains stable, and energy sales from our supergreen product, that's our 100% california rps renewable portfolio standa prodw represents more than 16% of our annual retail sales, which is act

i williai commissioner preston, i preston. i chair ronan i ronan i their three eyes. that clerk can you please read item number three? yes. item number three is an update on the clean power sf programe lafco study for cleanpowersf on battery energy orage systems, and a semiannual update on lafco on the lafco sfpuc mou activities.zxnde're joined by mr. himes. hi. good morning. hi. good morning chair ronan and fellow lafco commissioners, mike deputy assistant general manager at the sfpuc and our power supply, happy fridayg i do have a few slides. oops okay. so, for my report today i'm going to provide our usual enrollment and service statisticspdate, and then i'm also going to share some information on a couplewe are in the process of bringing to, and that's a renewable energy suppn extension to our back office service contract continues to successfully serve our cus. participation in our program remains stable sales from our supergreen 100% california rpsandard eligible product offering, nore than 16% of our annual retail sales, which is actually quite a bit of growth

preston, aye. is not here. vice chair stefani absent. >> th that motion passes. please call item 2. item2 is hearing on san francisco housing authority's faircloth to plan. you madam clerk and i have some remarkwe get into presentations.breaking news on release sent out this morningcan take the opportunity to learn more about the plans. colleagues, for over two years, our shing for the city to utilize what's known faircloth to rad program, a program that offers substadeeply affordable housing. the advocacy started after we were told by the housing the mayor's adminishousing needs to be part of redevelopment of public or plaza east in my district and we urged all parties that could help preserve our create public housing units affordable housing units at plaza east instead of privatizeing public property. we appreciate the expertise of the national project in exposing we did not to rely on the private market in this way were other untapped federal funds that finance more deeply affordable housing in

yes vice r williams, i williams i commissioner preston preston. i chair.ion. can yod item number five. yes item number five is the appointment of one public member term ending february 22nd, 2026. we have one applicant, isaac sevierk you. and mr. speer is here. please come forward. thank you so much for applying for the seat. and we would love to hear about. yeah. thank you so much. my name is isaac sevier. id use they thm pronouns and i just wanted to express some gratitude to th application and taking a little bit of time to get i've lived hn san francisco since 2012, a i've been proud to call the tenderloin, the castro, and now japantown. my home, i live in district two, and as a first generation college student and queer person making my way to welcomed by the city has changed my life, i'm really inspired.b9t saw. of all the great work that lafco is doing and their focus on thinking about how we can use the city's resources to, make san francisco a better place and maximize kind of the opportunities that we really have whole of government and thinking

supervisor preston.>> thank you president peskin and i i very much appreciate supervisorimprove the proposal for this site. i know into this and think it is grateful improved from what previously and i do hope we see a shift at the site and i vironmentally groups and everyone would the next version, but i understand that has not come to pass,th the ongoing opposition of g environmental organizations that we should not be agreeing to on public land for fossil fuel use, i a no vote on this item. thank you. on this item, a roll call, please. 23, supervisor ronan, aye. supervisor safai aye. supervisor stefani, ay supervisor chan, aye. supervisor engardio, aye.man, aye. supervisor melgar, aye. supervisor peskin, aye. supervisor preston, no. ther1 no with supervisor preston voting no. >> the resolution next item please. 4, resolution approving amendment no. 3 to the agreement public health (dph), for emergency financial services; to increase the agreement by extend the term by two years, from february 28, 2026

preston, aye. vice chair stefani,is not here. i have two ayes with vice stefani absent. >> thank you. that motion call item 2. >> item 2 is hearing on san francisco housing authority's faircloth to rad plan. >> thank you madam clerk and i have some remarks before we get into presentations. we had some breakinews on this in press release sent out this morning, so we can take the opportunity to learn more about the plans. colleagues, for over two years, our office has been pushing for the city to utilize what's known as the faircloth to rad program, a federal program :that offers substantial long-term subsidies for the advocacy started afte by the housing authority and the mayor's administration that market rate housing needs to be part of a redevelopment of public or deeply affordable housing as plaza east in my district and all parties to explore programs that could help e public housing units deeply affordable housing units at plaza east instead of privatizeing public property. we very much appre

supervisor preston, aye.there are 10 ayes. >> the motion is approved and minutes will be adopted as ic comment. madam clerk, please read the consent daiw9x >> items 1-8 are on consent.e items are considered routine. if a member objects a item removed and considered separately. >> seeing no names roster, we'll take these items same house, the resolutions are adopted. and ordinances passed first reading and finally passed. madam clerk, please read the next item. >> item 9, ordinance amending the gross receipts tax rates for business activities described in north american industry clas the classification generally applicable (with some exceptions) to providing lodging or short-ter for travelers, vacationers, and others, applicable to taxable gross receipts between $2,500,000.01 and an from 0.253% to 0.201%; in tax year 2027, from 0.264% to 0.209%; and in tax year 2028 and subsequent tax years, from nditioned on the passage of the ballot measure, entitled the “local small business tax cut ordinance,” at >> seeing

representing england, but we're representing something far bigger than that — representing preston.of years ago, mostly didn't know the rules of cricket, heading to india, where the sport is woven into everyday life. catch! this is the second series of freddie flintoffs field of dreams. are you all right? miss me? where the great ex—cricketer turns ambassador, coach and mentor. using the sport he loves as a force to try and improve the lives of young people from his home town of preston. i want to be involved. i think it brings the best out in you. yeah. production began not long after the first series aired in 2022, but soon everything would have to stop. in the last few minutes, _ it's been announced that the former england cricketer freddie flintoff has been taken to hospital - after being injured in an accident. exactly what happened in that accident while filming for top gear at dunsfold park in surrey has never been publicly spoken about. but the programme showed us for the first time the effect it had on flintoff. genuinely should not be here after what happened. it's going t

welcome to the show, preston . welcome to the show, preston.all, what is the difference between the rights of someone in this country and the rights of people in the united states to speak? what are the differences in the law? >> you can boil it down basically to a single line. and that single line is this in the united states, you're allowed to non—violently express more or less any opinion you want, right? regardless of what the point of view is. and in the united kingdom, that's not the case in the uk, you can't express something if it offends someone, you can't express something. if particularly online, and we have conflicting precedents. on the one hand, our courts frequently tell us that offensive speech is allowed, but then we've got statutes that say that grossly offensive speech can get you a custodial sentence in prison. so long story short, in prison. so long story short, in the united states, the government doesn't police viewpoints. and in the united kingdom , it frequently does. kingdom, it frequently does. >> that is a fascinatin

supervisor preston, no.ution is adopted. next item, please. >> item 2 resolution approving amendment no. 3 to the agreement between positive resource health (dph), for emergency financial services; to increase the agreement by $5,365,891 for an amount not to exceed ears, from february 28, 2026, for a total agreement term of march 1, 2018, through february 29, amendments or modifications to the contract prior to its final execution by all parties that do not materiallincrea the obligations or liabilities to the city and are necessary to effectuate the purposes of the contract or this resolution. >> roll call. >> on item 24, supervisor safai, aye. supervisor stefani, aye. supervisor dorsey, aye. supervisor engardio, aye. supeis mandelman, aye. supervisor melgar, aye. supervisor peskin, aye. pervisor es there are 10 ayes. >> the resolution is adopted.le will sadly start. my first commendation goes to our fire chief, chief jeanine nicholson. yl [applause]ç ■s intention to retire at the end of ■] she started even

of course, this comes a day off to preston, florida. miss simmons, you said ukraine in troops had taken full control of. so jeff, it's the largest struction down to for to ukraine strips. since the start of the surprise unfrozen on all the 6 that you created, an army has now established humanitarian caught. it was allowing civilians to leave some russians that choosing to make the way to ukraine or respond to nick connelly met the mother and son who fled to the opinion down of to me. cuz he just the, it's like there's a swarm of bees above your head every way you go to drones or everywhere and suits you. you can't even go out into your god and a walk down to the river when the house is almost in the center of town, all the toner buildings in town, anything higher than 2 floors. they're all in ruins. and when you cranes only marched into rushes coast region, a lake was away on business in moscow. his 88 year old mother galena, left back alone ensued chapel giving no, but if i was in the basement, it was dark all the time. i would like to

let's cross now to climb preston. international attorney kline this is quite a bold and provocative attack on the russian border region by cuba forces. are you surprised or not really? um because they uh back to do rationally for the last 2 years. so i don't think this is a real surprise and particularly since it appears that the situation is that there's a trend for negotiation now. um this could be a strategy to try try to acquire some russian land territory in order to use that as a marketing tool. in any negotiations, but i've also heard from my sources and clark of that this might be an attempt to seize control the drew's by pipeline that feeds uh, transports oil to western europe. so i'm not really surprised it. yeah, i think leads to my next question is, what is the goal the key of is trying to pursue here. i mean, if, if the end goal is to gain some leverage and potential negotiations, i mean the, the advance has been repelled by russia with ukrainian forces suffering great losses. well, you know, it's hard to

all right, we're going to live with our time preston international attorney kline. thank you. thank you. the. the current in military intelligence sped. this person who 1st confirms that he has helped separate the scripts and molly is now retracting his statement. the shuffle spice is the fact that the rebels received the necessary information that allowed them to conduct a successful operation against the wash and war criminals. the whole world has already seen this in principle. this can be commended on. we certainly will not disclose any details, but let's say there will be a continuation use. i've told the financial times this week that he had made no such statement about ukraine's intelligence directory being involved in the attack . much so all the details of this back to the main stock as it is often the case and such so conflict, the full truth off watching really some supply to me never come to life off the he's denial, but to play his involvement in this whole thing raises questions now about 8 support, a strategic interest in africa and the link which it might go to

representing england, but we're representing something far bigger than that — representing preston.ouple of years ago, mostly didn't know the rules of cricket, heading to india, where the sport is woven into everyday life. catch! this is the second series of freddie flintoff�*s field of dreams. are you all right? miss me? where the great ex—cricketer turns ambassador, coach and mentor. using the sport he loves as a force to try and improve the lives of young people from his home town of preston. you're someone i want to be involved. i think it brings the best out in you. yeah. production began not long after the first series aired in 2022, but soon everything would have to stop. in the last few minutes, _ it's been announced that the former england cricketer freddie flintoff has been taken to hospital - after being injured in an accident. exactly what happened in that accident while filming for top gear at dunsfold park in surrey has never been publicly spoken about. but the programme showed us for the first time the effect it had on flintoff. genuinely should not be here after what

yes on item number two, vice chair commissioner preston preston. i chair.ad item number five. yes of one public member term ending februaryd, 2026. we have one applicant, isaac sevier. thank please come forward. thank you so much for applying for the seat. and we would love abou and your interest. yeah. thank you so ch. my name is isaac sevier. thethemns and o express some gratitudeie takinge bit of time to get to know me this week. i've lived here fran1 i've been proud to call the tenderloin, the castro, and now japantown. my home, i liv in generation college student and queer person making my way to san francisco and ry welcomed by the city has changed my life, i'm really inspired.e t saw. ofll great that lafco is doing and their focus on thinking about how we c use the city's resources to, make san francisco aet kind of the opportunities that we rlly have government and thinking about the big green transition■■a■Ã in front of us. i'mntesiny@ joining lafco, because of that work, and in particular, the kind of like sere with a lot of■w■b■o my ownone ss lik

we're representing preston. cricket, heading to india, where the sport is woven into everyday life. this is the second series of freddie flintoff�*s field of dreams. all right? missed me, yeah? where the great ex—cricketer turns ambassador, coach and mentor. using the sport he loves as a force to try and improve the lives of young people from his home town of preston. you're someone i want to be involved. i think it brings the best out in you. yeah. production began not long after the first series aired in 2022, but soon everything would have to stop. in the last few minutes, _ it's been announced that the former england cricketer freddie flintoff has been taken to hospital - after being injured in an accident. exactly what happened in that accident while filming for top gear at dunsfold park in surrey has never been publicly spoken about, but the programme showed us for the first time the effect it had on flintoff. genuinely should not be here with what happened. it's going to be a long road back. i've only jus

the village of oak button this surrounded by police and full days as place of preston to arrest the residents, as well as previously destroyed thousands of policies in homes in the region. 35 other policy and villages are considered illegal blank as well. and on the front of demolition, the now disbanded type move forward. policy has announced that will form a new policy following in order to be dissolved from thailand's top quotes. because those are bombs, the policies lead is from political office to 10 years. this comes as the policy pledge to amends the country. strict closed against insulting the royal family move for the policy denied that they on tech tonight. i'm on a case a double. laura, how about unice has been chosen to head bank is s as interim government is appointment was demanded by student protests as long as they forced private associate casino to resign, to set the country to a neighboring india on monday. goodness has appealed for calm off the weeks of anti government demonstrations. much hundreds of people were killed. several 1000 people have been evacuated from russia's

cbs's elise preston has the details. >> reporter: californians are fed up with seeing videos like thisbbery. these suspects in los angeles stole more than $300,000 worth of merchandise last year. governor gavin newsom took aim friday at shoplifters, smash-and-grab robbers and auto thieves by signing ten bills into law. the legislation strengthens enforcement and increases penalties for property crimes. >> the issue that is front and center in the consciousness of so many californians. >> reporter: californians like bubba taylor, whose oakland bar was targeted last week by thieves. >> they took our atm machine and our cash register. it's costing us to put our life back together. >> reporter: the losses are huge for merchandisers. $112 billion in 2022 according to the national retail federation. florida is also taking action. people who steal property worth more than $40 will be charged with a felony instead of a misdemeanor starting in october. right now in california that threshold is $950. some business owners want to see it lowered. >> it has to stop. because we're all fed up with it

preston. absent. member shifrin. yes. member. martinez. chair williams i. you to all of our new members. you guys are amazing.o this year. thank you everyone. chinatown. >> (music). >> yf? to san francisco japantown. >> san francisco japantown is the oddity downtown in the united states founded in the late 1800s by japanese immigrants for over the jars japantown has become a home to a n in the and san francisco and japantown is quite unique it is one of the three remaining chung's by how i explain japantown we're a city within a city to taste and experience japanese culture but really be a community what is all about things about japantown is the food. are dozens of shops in the neig modern go with friends. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my name is t a leader of the japantown to we try to provide they like savory yummy we try to provide like janese flavor as well as for the japanese customers. >> e foodie or looking for aui delicious meal you're sure to find something. >> it is a authentic japanese de drink shop special lists in offer a roasted green t

separately because of the government and defeated their job to have done all this collect kendall preston. nothing would happen if they would have met the demand a quarterly form in the students have gathered across the city, including a shutout square by the doc or university campus, for getting reports of classes with police and ruling parties, member from different parts of the frontier. the whole. 3 wall of time, dangerous term violence as a result of displeasure between the students. police supporter from the opposition groups and supporters of the ruling party. the a warming lead authorities have pro schools and universities across the country, blocked internet access, and impose the chute on site courtesy. she thought they could stop us by closing educational institutions. but you cannot stop us. still, there is the mac. let's things on the road. protest is one to bring the whole country to a stand stable. calling on the public stopped working and paying bills. a group i talked to major public hospital and the community center homes have been vandalized . and so i'm threatening mor

cbs' elise preston is in englewood, california, with more. elise. >> reporter: adriana, good evening to you. this is the first day of new rules which change real estate deals nationwide. home buyers, sellers and agents will all feel the impact, but in different ways. >> the property was built in 1983 and has vaulted ceilings. >> reporter: danielle edney is the realtor for this house in inglewood, california. while she waits for a buyer, beginning today the way she and agents across the country get paid is changing. >> any commission for a buyer has to be done up-front while you are submitting an offer. >> this is cute. >> reporter: would-be buyers as part of a $418 million realtor antitrust settlement will have to sign a payment contract before an agent even shows them a home. >> it is supposed to be better for the buyer for transparency's sake, and that's fine. we want to be transparent. >> reporter: home sellers no longer have to offer compensation to the buyer's agent. typically the seller has paid the commission that is usually split betw

cbs' elise preston is in los angeles with more on the fire threat. elise?> reporter: good evening to you, adriana. blistering triple digit temperatures are baking and burning the west with at least 94 major wildfires raging out of control. an explosive and exhausting start to the 2024 fire season with no relief in sight for the nearly 30,000 firefighters battling massive wildfires across the country. in northern california the massive park fire near chico has grown to more than 400,000 acres to become the fourth largest wildfire in the state's history, burning now for over a week. in colorado crews are making aerial and ground attack on multiple wildfires including the quarry fire south of denver, which may have been deliberately set. >> it's almost surreal. >> reporter: 115 active fires in oregon have burned more than 2,000 square miles. so far this year flames have scorched more than 4.5 million acres nationwide. that's about 7,000 square miles. where there is fire, there is smoke. the wildfires are creating unhealthy air blanketing eight states and trave

cbs's elise preston got a sneak peek. >> reporter: it's the reunion tour they have been waiting for att to see one so bad. >> i haven't seen, obviously, pandas in years. >> reporter: taking center stage, 4-year-old xin bao. she's the smart, inquisitive one. and yun chuan. the 5-year-old bamboo-loving boy. he's a foodie. >> he's a foodie pure all pandas love their food, but he definitely loves his bamboo. >> reporter: his grandmother was the zoo's first out. she gave birth to six cobs, including yun chuan's mom. pancho diplomacy began in 1972, chinese premier gifted to first lady pat nixon pits because they are adorable and endearing creatures >> reporter: china let $10 million a pair, in recent years, the chinese appear to hold back tears as leases expire. >> of course i want the pandas back. >> reporter: now the age of the panda returns. >> he is so adorable, i just want to snuggle up with him. >> reporter: the next generation and peaceful panda relations. elise preston, cbs n s, san diego. >> judge judy: you were running around the street in your underwear. >> kind of, yes. >> announ

elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a big day at the paris olympics for team usa. noah lyles, if you didn't see it, edged past jamaica to win the 100 by just 0.005 of a second. it was an incredible race. in a stunning finish in the pool, china ended the u.s. men's reign in the 4x100 medley race but the women's 4x1 medley team smashed their own world record for the gold. and bobby finke won the 1500 freestyle. and on the links scottie scheffler tearfully celebrated his gold medal comeback performance. tonight heading the final week of the competition, the u.s. leads the medal count with 71 overall and 19 gold. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," the call to sign up and serve as election season heats up in pennsylvania. >>> and some rough competition, get it, in california as top dogs hit the waves. it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps bloc

elise preston, cbs news, burbank, california. >>> today the artist banksy unleashed more animal art on london. it depicts a giant fish tank on the glass window of a police booth. it's his seventh animal-themed artwork since monday. there's no word yet on the message behind this one. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," medal battle. gymnast jordan chiles is forced to give back her olympic bronze, but that may not be the end of her story. n those epic hikes with friends. step back out there with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. ( ♪♪ ) fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. fasenra is proven to help you breathe better so you can get back to doing day-to-day activities. and fasenra helps lower the use of oral steroids. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may

mark preston. this chaotic afghanistan withdrawal. >> it felt like a political turning point for the biden administration when they had come in of course, we were dealing with covid, we were starting to emerge from covid that felt positive. >> obviously we were coming off january 6. that was at something that left a lot of people with bad taste in their mouth around donald trump. but then this moment happens in late august of that first biden administration year, and it was a devastating event. what impact do you think it had then on biden and what impact do you think it has now? >> well well, if you remember, even the weeks leading up to that day were chaotic, but they came upon us really quick. and at the time, it certainly damaged the biden administration is something that he wasn't able to shake now, was it the reason why he got pushed out of the democratic but race know he got pushed out because of his age and you know, his slow response to answering questions and some would say his in his mea

now us preston, jo button says an agreement is closer than ever after the latest round of talks and couples captain don't call for the discussions to end. the board will be held in coddle next week from optimistic not far from more optimistic. now then you have been in months past why the, the us egypt i'm cup of say, the latest proposal. bridges remaining gaps between hum austin as well. mediators have been seeking to finalize details for framework, initially outline. but preston bought an in me, which he said is run, had proposed, is really problem mister benjamin netanyahu called on mediators to pressure him off to accept the plan. her mouth has rejected what it's called new conditions from is while in the latest draft. dozens of thrones of inductive talks between him off as well have failed to reach the nothing yahoo has said that he has no plans to end the work any time soon. and as soon as the hostages are released, he'll go back to fighting and that him as wanted permanent and to the hostilities and then and to these really presents in the gaza strip. so that is a very fundamental th

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point is really just imagine the morale upfront, not of the premium policies taking the point to preston, p c. i'm definitely is that same raffle boots, you just described these accounts of terrorism act rather than that. so more because clearly he doesn't want to see the russian gauge for the sake of goal because that would undermine, spoke to him. his 1st name is see how this will play out if policies rushes, take trades from the front line, whether it be as balancing down in the don't ask region and forces then to reinforce that leaves pressure on the front line. and that's exactly what ukraine needs and ever since there was that low when america was slow to release the 60000000000 of a russian was taking that found to use that window of opportunity and being on the front porch pushing away at the front line cost them a huge number of traits, but has been taking power train. what this does is it relieves pressure on that front line. the real issue is howell is ukraine. go to make this last and it sounds like most recent pulls that actually reinforced. net positions. so this could be a

but preston bought an in me, which he said is ryan had proposed is really problem. mister benjamin netanyahu called on mediators to pressure him off to accept the plan. her mouth has rejected what it's called new conditions from is while in the latest draft. dozens of thrones of inductive talks between him off as well have failed to reach the nothing yahoo has said that he has no plans to end the work any time soon. and as soon as the hostages are released, he'll go back to fighting and that him as wanted permanent and to the hostilities and then and to these really presents in the gaza strip. so that is a very fundamental thing that has not been bridged at all. and we don't know how that is going to be overcome in this new deal. on the ground is one of the strides have continued in casa, killing me, palestinians. on friday, these really ministry issued orders to forcibly displace people in central and southern areas previously designated a so called safe zones is as well and gaza is also fueling instability. the fuse of a why to reach in full cos, i'm sure you've s

please send my best regards to preston. she or a team, we are looking forward to seeing human tobar and the brakes. huntington cause and then of course we'll remember that in tobar, the 2nd get you we are going to celebrate 70 faith anniversary of us troubleshooting the diplomatic ties between our encounters. and we are going to mark these milestones this event. and today, during the regular meeting, go to the hands of government for us in china, you discussed in detail we had on the russian government to go with me is permission has been the entire spectrum of the economic of human and tearing corporation. you assigned a number of bi lateral documents named developing mutually beneficial cooperation. otherwise, we are glad to see you go with our trade relations are developing successfully from trade is growing. and that's basically with, among other things due to the contribution to the attention paid by our chinese friends to the development of the trade and economic ties. so it's bearing fruit on the china and west pleas

a couple frrom preston have been visiting bude in cornwall since 1967 — and have no plans to stop. 0ur'll get the chairs out. back in bude. oh, it took a bit of pulling today. colin and doreen hunt, from preston in lancashire, have had a year or two to perfect their summer holiday routine here. and another. and another one. deckchairs out, beach hut closed. all right, there we are. time to relax. oh! — oh, that's better. that's better. look at that surf. these two former teachers are real characters. she's 88 and he's 87. he will be 88 in four weeks. i'm a toy boy for three months of the year. so where did the whole bude thing begin? we first came in 1967 and our son was 11 months old. in fact, he learned to walk here. and our daughter was almost three. and we've been coming every year since. nothing has stopped us, even during covid. we came down every year during then. bude is where they learnt to surf. it was all on the old wooden belly boards then. we didn't call it surfing, not like they do now, have to stand up. and it's where they started walking the south west coast path in sec

we continue to the german state of saxony popping on a boat in preston. we sailed down the elbow river and hop off in peeling its appeal, its palace and gardens that are among the most beautiful structures section. these elect holes and kings left behind it was that would cost us but strong, who had the grounds, redesigned to his taste in the 18th century. here we see the asian in spot, the rock style, which was popular at the time the these days, magnificent weddings and potters take place in the extensive park and garden area. let's continue by boat to our next stop. just a short ride down the river. the mechanics time fortress has sat high about the alba for over 800 years withstanding or enemies sieges. it has been transformed over the century from castle to mono street to state prison, and much more. above all, however, it's known as one of the largest falsifications in europe, the size of the teen soccer fields. back in the day, soldiers even lived here with that families. sites and these elect tours also sort refuge behind the sick, was in trouble

but you probably know that preston was the south carolina congressman here who assaulted senator charlessumner and so this was over slavery had given this speech very critical of slavery, critical of slave holders, including of preston brooks, his cousins, hence the caning and. of course, this was big news. how it not be. it spread rapidly by telegraph. you know, the newspapers at the time, they often wanted to emphasize, hey, this is breaking just like on cnn today in this case received by a magnetic telegraph just showing off the fact that, you know, you need to get the news here because this is the very latest and, of course, accounts of the caning you know, as you would expect, were very different in the north versus the south. in the south, you see a lot of examples of sumner. sumner deserving it, basically of the vilest and most appealsl against the domestic institutions of, the south. it'kind of a codeorfor slavery back then. so most southerners, there are always exceptions, course, but most southerners are defend brooks bla sumner, whereas most northern, even y're not really abol