well, like, i worked in the railway shop and many fell under a diesel locomotive due to the negligence. and so, until my prostheses were made, while they were waiting there more or less for my legs to live at least a little, and i crawled around the apartment with a stool, crawled, did my women's work and crawled. and it turns out you have prostheses. yes, i have prostheses, these legs are lost by the enterprise in court, so i even have a certificate. well, she gave me the money. and so that we are old people now. we are afraid of everything, so that this money is not lost. we just invested them in an apartment on the fifth floor in the first. here is the one we were offered, so as not to pull the rubber in such a situation. me, too. searching for apartments is a problem and that's it. i’m waiting for the resettlement, when they give us here, while i wait for this redemption price. with this money i can only buy myself a dog house. i can’t buy anything else for myself, you will live. with whom? you know since you are going to paris with this soloist of the bolshoi theater you are looki

are again fired upon, donetsk and yasinovatye are wounded by nato rockets, warehouses and shops near the railway station are damaged, one dead and more than 40 wounded in makiivka , which was hit by haymars and cannon artillery. a flurry of nato missiles covered about 30 vital objects for the city. this is the fire department of the school hospital from the scene, stanislav nazarov this is the northern suburb of donetsk people are leaving under fire. ukrainian jet rockets exploded near the railway station and in the city center and the cars are on fire and the car is on fire strikes at donetsk and the surrounding cities. started late at night. around the eleventh evening, thousands of residents, if guilty and donetsk, heard a series of loud explosions and saw bright flashes. 36 people were injured, there are dead, this is how it looks now in the intensive care unit of the makeevka hospital. all patients from here were evacuated to other causes of the institution, as well as to the hospital in donetsk. we see broken windows here , damaged equipment in hospitals and investigators of the icr are wo

commanders who gave the order at one time carry out an attack either on the railway station in kramatorsk or on the shopping center in kremenchuk or on residential buildings in the dnipro in sumy lviv that is, these people are like blood on their hands and our defenders and civilians of ukraine in their section of the front and it is very, very small ivo general points of work the leadership of russia is trying in every way to hide losses among soldiers and even more so among the leadership of its army, but given the ukrainian intelligence, numerous leaks of information in the propaganda media indicate that the losses are also considerable in these a photo of them made public by the russian public, the grave of the chief of staff of the 35th combined arms army of russia, major general serhiy goryachev, at the cemetery in st. petersburg, on the plaque, the date of death is june 12, 2023, generals and senior officers - these are not those who can be forcibly mobilized , not just on russian streets or, for example, russian prisons. that is, why have they not been replaced for centuries, one way or another, the

we get cut off we cut off from everything from shops, from clinics, from kindergartens, from schools, from infrastructure , from the railwayap you can see the path to koshkino through the snt is twice as short as the detour along the narrow broken road, where the ambulance got stuck. this technical passage is not a road every day there is an accident here, that is, the car cannot pass. the cars hit each other. residents have repeatedly turned instead of the administration with a request to sort out the situation. two administrations have publicly assured us that this construction is illegal. here she said that there is. uh, some kind of agreement, the so-called servitude on public passage for all residents, and through this section of the road they promised to carry an illegal structure and free the passage, but the administration still cannot achieve this . now an investigation into the death of a child on the pond has begun, according to lawyers , those who installed the ill-fated gates can also become grants for the case. after all precisely because of them. soon i could not quickly get to the place, when the bill went

shop with to prevent them from doing that. it was intensely private that occasion. i'd say i'm here in this precinct next and on the railway station and it's quiet and it's peaceful and there isn't a sense of impending doom in this particular area. but it's already down and must say this evening the happened crashes between the police and protest as down the extra police reinforcements have been sent. during the course of the day we're talking about leads tactical police units specialized in tactics for unrest. also, there are reinforcements on their way to lee on the or 60 general montagnier gutierrez's in haiti to assess the document of terry and situations that includes mount nutrition, hunger, i'm color. unicef estimates that half of the population around 5000000 people are in dire need of a, but it's the children that are most affected kind of being country has been suffering from unrest, gang violence, and an economic crisis. so long because parliament has voted to approve a restructuring plan for the countries $83000000000.00 that the central bank and pension funds will show to the bulk of the debt. the fine is posi

shopping centers were flooded. castle. in odintsovo there is somewhere such a water park, they ice arena several railway stations were damagedhis video from lesnoy gorodok cashiers leave their jobs barefoot, dozens of underground parking lots are flooded. this is in a residential complex, dmitrovsky park, the mountain river flows into the garage. well, that's it, it's thresh in short, the doors were blown off. trends of the road turned into rivers and waterfalls, which had to literally swim. look, look at the windshield. yes yes. nova trehgorka, it seems that a geyser formed on the bus on vatutina street in moscow from the car waves diverged, like from cruisers footage from klyazma street, these cars, they drowned, not to mention this blue cars that turned into submarines, and in dolgoprudny the courtyard parking lot was flooded in a matter of minutes , there was no chance to re-park the cars waist-deep in water, car owners. they tried to save at least things and salons, and the next day a mass evacuation began and the calculation of losses is now an engine with a box, i don’t know yet with an electrician, because the genera

railway and (indiscernible) encourage you to visit sfcablecars.org in order to explore all the opportunities for riding. the $5 all day rate we'll have starting july 1 for the california line, tours of the amazing shops that our crews work in. when parts were out on these cars we cannot order from a catalog. they are hand machined. each one of these cars is rebuilt lovingly by a dozen different trades who have greater skills then any shop anywhere in the world. we will be doing- [applause] they are amazing. also, if you are interesting every wn of the skilled trades we have job opening now. go to sfmta.com/careers to build your career at sfmt a. i thank you for coming out and hope you take advantsage of the tours and trips and special deals we are offering through the cable car system all summer long. thank you so much. back to rick. [applause] >> thank you. were your ears burning when he was talking about you? we have one more special guest. he comes to us from the past, but his legacy enders forever and that is mr. andrew holiday. andrew. this is microphone you speak into. [applause] [laughter] >> hello everyone. i'm very glad to be here and i want to thank the (indiscernible) who brought me back t

shop with to prevent them from doing that. it was intensely private that occasion i'd say i'm here in this precinct next and onset a railway station and it's quiet and it's peaceful. and there isn't a sense of impending doom in this particular area. but it's already down in my say, this evening that happened crashes between the police and protest as down the extra police reinforcements have been sent during the course of the day we're talking about leads tactical police units specialized in tactics for unrest. also, there are reinforcements on the way to lee on which is over in eastern france for the same reason because of the trouble that, that you throughout the day on friday, on thursday nights, sorry, friday night now. and certainly there is the possibility of a strong possibility that that will be further on rest in central paris during the course of this evening. so at the moments here in paris, peaceful, i have to say though, the potential for violence remains of a presence. i'm pulling meanwhile more information so much from one of the other individuals present in the vehicle at the time of the shooting. what more do we kn

shop rise in the v 8 to q. so i was curious if you'd made the agreement as above the sup agent building railways, apples and quote, smart city in new york. but it's amazing. didn't do that. well, this is jane with the kids. if we use arrival of trying to caching on the conflicts a senior fellow at the time he instituted thing thing in the kind of mind calling union, a neal, that's the issue of who will be picking out the bill. is the crucial point as well . i think we're getting a little bit ahead of ourselves. who's going to pay this $1.00, and roughly $1.00 trillion dollar. you know, the cost of all of this stuff. i mean, it is certainly not ukraine, but who is going to pay for? there is no blank check. the u. s. and europe are not going to be in a position to add onto their existing debt to pay for ukraine. all right, the south korea, they have a $1.00 trillion dollar economy. they're hurting right now. they're not in a position to lend that kind of money in the press conference following the 2 leaders meeting that, that sol plans to provide quote, a larger scale of military supplies to ukraine this year that

shop with to prevent them from doing that. it was intensely private. that occasion, i'd say i'm head in this precinct next and on to a railway station and it's quiet and it's peaceful. and there isn't a sense of impending doom in this particular area. but it's already down in must say this evening that happened crashes between the police and protest as down the extra police reinforcements have been sent. during the course of the day, we're talking about lead tactical police units specialized in tactics for and unrest. also, there are reinforcements on their way to lee on the us, like the general internal gutierrez's in haiti to assess the document assist, terry, and situation that includes money, attrition, and colorado. unicef estimates of half of the population that's around 5000000 people are in dire need of age, but is the children that the most effective kind of being country has been suffering from unrest, gang violence, and then economic crisis. so then cause parliament has voted to approve a restructuring plan for the countries $83000000000.00. that's the central bank and the pension funds will show the, the bulk of the data, the funds, parts

railways continues to develop cultural areas. already , about 40 tourist trains run in different regions of the country. in moscow, residents of a house in the vykhino zhulebino district deliberately follow the administration of the shoppingcated next door industrial air conditioners have been installed on its roof, which make a lot of noise. because of the same persons, they cannot sleep at night, rospotrebnadzor demanded that merchants reduce the noise level, but the employees of the shopping center are in no hurry to take measures report by artyom kuznetsov shopping center is better to sleep at all impossible. i close the window and turn on the air conditioner. residents of our house, who live in the butt, regularly wake up in the middle of the night from the sound of window fans in natalia vvedenkina's apartment, looking straight at the roof. he is the same building is a monotonous noise. i already tried and pillows on my head and sorry though. go to the bath and sleep, because it goes on and on. and recently, next to the air conditioners, a chiller also appeared, in fact the same air conditioner, only many times more powerful uh-huh was organized. i don't understand at all that we have turned our house, then it will

shops . here are put in order, as far as the pace per day is repairing three so called sections. here's one two three. this is like one of the link railway in the asian direction, the most important way of delivering goods to baikal. the amur mainline is expanding the diodes of the country today. without ah. without the creation of new logistics corridors, it will be very difficult, of course, the expansion of wire capacities is a very important task. here, specifically at this plant, you are engaged in, among other things, helping the country to fulfill all the tasks that it faces, especially in the conditions of such unprecedented sanctions pressure. well, and, accordingly, to fulfill the national development goals that we are trying to set by the president, directly. here in the repair shops. mikhail mishutin is informed of the news from transmash. the holding signed an agreement on the establishment of a joint russian-indian venture . the joint venture will produce 120-16 long-distance electric wagon trains for india, plus 35 years in service, the largest contract in the history of the industry . champions, ulan-ude is just right to

shop next. songs. i left my heart in san francisco. references. cable cars, the nonprofit market street railwayon the city to name one in his honor. bennett was in san francisco to celebrate their 100th anniversary way back in 1973, and returned many times after that. if you've ever wondered what the ride under the bay bridge through the transbay tunnel is for, bart looks like it's now a reality. can you understand what i'm saying? basically, i'm saying if you've ever wondered what it looks like to shoot through that tube, a bay area filmmaker has released a new documentary. it's called tunnel vision that shows an unauthorized bart ride. this is that rear view from the very fond of a bart train as it goes to its typical day. camera was secretly attached at the front of the bart train and it captures this perspective that's previously unseen by just about everyone. the movie isn't directed at bart, the agency so much as it's directed at the citizens of the bay area. like a lot of the movie is dedicated to just stepping back and recalling how important bart is as critical infrastructure. the bay

shops . here they are put in order, with regard to the pace of repairing three so-called sections. here's one two three. this is, like one of the links in the linkage of the railwaye asian direction, the most important way of delivering goods. baikal amur mainline. expanding very important country diodes are being made to date. without ah. east without creating new logistic codes. it will be very difficult, of course, but the expansion of transportation capacity. this is a very important task here specifically at this plant. the challenge she faces, especially in the face of such unprecedented sanctions pressure. well, and, accordingly, to fulfill the national the development goals that we are trying to set by the president, directly. here in the repair shops. mikhail mishutin is informed of the news that transmashholding has signed an agreement to establish a joint russian-indian venture. the joint venture will produce 120, 16 long-distance car electric trains for india plus 35 years of service , the largest contract in the history of the industry to concentrate. ulan-ude is the time to recognize another giant aircraft factory as the capital of the production of

forces to say they've captured a railway station near cops, guns. ukrainian, said the russians, amassing 800000 soldiers and around $900.00 times in the area. the shop of oliver has more from us. we can see how it rushes combination of the grain to has resulted in some serious consequences. as the defense ministry has issued a statement addressing all international ships, heading tools, the ukranian pools at midnight july, the 20th all ship sailing in the block see on the approaching, the ukrainian pools will be considered carriers of ministry congress involved in the ukraine and conflict on the kids side, the russian ministry named several maritime areas in the north, western and south eastern pennsylvania international versions of the block c, which has been declared temporarily dangerous for navigation. with putting household the grain deal russian, and it wouldn't allow you crane to export grain from its pools and provide its trips with safe passage through the black sea to attack a plus earlier. the criminal announced that the grange, you had been a cub to ukraine, to deliver weapons into the country, wild ukraine, colon tech and the you want t

. >> part nevership with market street railway and community based organizations we are offering tours of the muni shop the cable cars built and restored. history themed tours of the lines. introduced a special 5 dollar pass for the california line. which is in addition to the 13 dollar bunkham for muni and the cable car lines. as always we are very proud to being hosting one of the only rolling historic land marks in the world and one of san francisco's greatest tourest attractions and sources of pride the cable car system. for miles an hour information go to sfmta.com/cablecars150 or cablecars. org >> soma slow street murals got brighter this last week. we have been working in partnership with the san francisco parks alliance. to encourage community based art on all of our slow streets around the city and the soma slow streets the first to get street murals and we hoped to be able to bring you photos later in the summer of additional work that will be forth coming >> >> next up we got the juneteenth parade. the sfmta and its black expect african-american afinity group lead in the saturday parade. men

they've captured a railway station near chance reclining and say the russians, amassing a 100 fives and soldiers and around 900 times in the east. now we're going to speak to you to the shop of oliver in moscow in just a moment. first we're going to go to rob mcbride and keith, so we're running, we're seeing more attacks on odessa. so that's why it was nights of intensive attacks, mainly in and around the southern port, the very important, great exporting hub of a desk. so they all thought were to use the saying that these attacks were true. the massive also describing them as being hellish in nature and making the allegation that the main target, as far as they were concerned, were the ports of the grain handling facilities in that port. as some images circulating on social media right now, circulating through various use agencies showing damage to grain silos and grain handling the equipment has previously it has, as happened in ukraine, literally scores of drones and missiles of different types where used in waves that basically trying to overwhelm ukrainian ad defenses. this is the 2nd nights and does seem to be fulfilling. rushes a promise of carrying out reprisal at

railway and (indiscernible) encourage you to visit sfcablecars.org in order to explore all the opportunities for riding. the $5 all day rate we'll have starting july 1 for the california line, tours of the amazing shops] they are amazing. also, if you are interesting every wn of the skilled trades we have job opening now. go to sfmta.com/careers to build your career at sfmt a. i thank you for coming out and hope you take advantsage of the tours and trips and special deals we are offering through the cable car system all summer long. thank you so much. back to rick. [applause] >> thank you. were your ears burning when he was talking about you? we have one more special guest. he comes to us from the past, but his legacy enders forever and that is mr. andrew holiday. andrew. this is microphone you speak into. [applause] [laughter] >> hello everyone. i'm very glad to be here and i want to thank the (indiscernible) who brought me back to life here to be part of this event today. i wasn't supposed to mention the time machine, but anyway. i did receive a complement as i came up here. i was told i look very good for being dead 123 years. i believe my greatest accomplishment in life is to build a cable car sy

railway and (indiscernible) encourage you to visit sfcablecars.org in order to explore all the opportunities for riding. the $5 all day rate we'll have starting july 1 for the california line, tours of the amazing shops that our crews work in. when parts were out on these cars we cannot order from a catalog. they are hand machined. each one of these cars is rebuilt lovingly by a dozen different trades who have greater skills then any shop anywhere in the world. we will be doing- [applause] they are amazing. also, if you are interesting every wn of the skilled trades we have job opening now. go to sfmta.com/careers to build your career at sfmt a. i thank you for coming out and hope you take advantsage of the tours and trips and special deals we are offering through the cable car system all summer long. thank you so much. back to rick. [applause] >> thank you. were your ears burning when he was talking about you? we have one more special guest. he comes to us from the past, but his legacy enders forever and that is mr. andrew holiday. andrew. this is microphone you speak into. [applause] [laughter] >> hello everyone. i'm very glad to be here and i want to thank the (indiscernible) who brought me back t

shops or where i need to be. and of course it is notjust parking were technology trends are having an impact. the railwayur thoughts coming in, it is one of those stories that keep —— gets people going. stories that keep -- gets people main, �* , , stories that keep -- gets people oooin. �* , . ,, stories that keep -- gets people oooin. , . stories that keep -- gets people oooin_ �* , ., , going. absolutely, thank you very much, charlie. _ you might like your pasta topped with parmesan, but how would you feel if it contained dried insects? more than 2 billion people around the world eat insects every day and many rave about them as a source of vitamins and protein. sofia bettiza has been to an insect farm in north italy that produces pasta made from ground critters. would you eat cricket pasta? eating insects is nothing new in parts of the world like asia. but is there a shift happening in europe? this farm in northern italy terms 1 million crickets into food every day. first, the crickets, still alive, are frozen. boiled. dried, and then pulverised. this is the final result, a cricket—based flour that c