there is a deep injustice which is that residents of the global south and especially lower income residence. although to have produced the least carbon emissions are most exposed to the impacts of climate change, have the fewer resources to cope. and on top of that, i would say are those who benefit the lease from climate resilient infrastructure and might even be displaced by it. over the past decade, multiple african countries have tried to untangle some of the knots in how they're big cities have developed by proposing urban utopias. often called smart cities or tech cities, they promised to solve the problems of poverty and economic stagnation through tech enabled citizen, responsive and carbon neutral urban planning. tat, his city represents a new way of living for all canyons creating a unique live work and play environment. so far, so good. however, when you pro, beyond the big promises and the snap li, written marketing spiel, there is often a gap between ambitions for eco friendly cities and the complications of building ideal urban spaces amidst existing structures and systems. be

you see a luxury student housing, and you see a type of resident that was long term, traditional resident, being displaced by its kind of combination between tourism real estate and grainy isabelle. you've sent evan greeny gentrified cities, forrest sustainability costs. what do you mean by this? we see many spaces that were meant to be public and open that after a while become privatized, or that becomes who bye, bye millennials. i'm coming there to consume in high and restaurant that are often adjacent to those luxury building. that in that, in that sense, rather than being for their residence, for whom there were advertised, the subject space is become segregated. that's what some colleagues of mine called the sustainability class. meaning that you might have supposedly a more local lifestyle because you have everything within walking distance. but many of them use you verse. you have a very high travel consumption through planes is i think we have to be very careful here about what greening needs. greening is much more complex and it seems from a distance. it involves a lot more than

from the danger zone, people are placed in temporary residences. located throughout the republic. if they wish, they can move to other regions, but many refugees remain in the donbass, hoping that they will soon be able to return home due to constant shelling to the safety of refugees evacuated in two or three stages. first, people are transported in armored vehicles, then transferred to such military trucks. and only then people. on buses, a blind cat in russia this is all that was left only in the 60-year-old resident of the city, popasnaya lyudmila semenya during the artillery strike of the ukrainian military and her house. a woman caught fire on shells, not saving documents, money, but a crippled marusia. after that, they had to hide from you for another 3 months lying in the basements. the russian military evacuated them special center for refugees in the city of molodogvardeysk my girl came, right? where is my honey? this is mine and all. you see. this is my that living being. i kind of love animals. well, there, the risk jumped out? still, i

but 1st month, the residence of jackson, mississippi have less access that they drinking water. and in some cases, running water at all after floods overwhelmed with water treatment facilities in august. now, water pressure has been partially restored and some federal and state resources have been allocated to repair the water system. but jackson's infrastructure was go far beyond the latest crisis. during the discuss, this weeks headliner, jackson, mayor, to wait until the mayor took william. but thank you so much for joining us on upfront. thank you for having me. always good to talk with you there about a 160000 residents in a jackson, which is mississippi's capital city. the majority of them starting in august of this year lacked access to potable water. people captured videos, a brown water in their sinks in in their bath tubs, and for a few days in september, many people didn't have any water coming out of their faucets today. the residence of jackson continue to face water insecurity, and many are relying on bottled water, often supplied by grass roots, organizations, com

they brought humanitarian aid for local residents.irovskaya brought for the military various means of clothing, also delivered two cars niva price load transferred to the combat donbass and the st. petersburg region. thousands of people participated in fundraising. this is not the first humanitarian convoy koran aid was delivered to mariupol and donetsk , the goal is to help the guys who are protecting us today. to help residents who are in a difficult situation, everything for victory will be victory naturally, will be restored and normalized, that is, all life in these new constituent entities of the russian federation, the builders of the siberian region are helping to restore the city, which for 8 years was practically at the forefront and was regularly shelled in the pool building. overhaul in 2017 year. fighters. vsu hit him with a hurricane strike. it turned out that for the city this institution is of strategic importance in 2014 the pool. saved dozens of lives , the pool functioned for almost the entire period. but even in 20

residents of peru took to the streets in large-scale rallies in the country. the leader changed there, but the name of the valuat, the previous head of the country, became the president. pedro castillo was detained, a criminal case was opened against him and he is accused of a story in the united states, they called the new president of the country the personification of democracy , they promise support, while in mexico they announced that they were ready to provide asylum to the suspended casting. the head of the people's republic of china will hold a table of arabia where he will take part in the first chinese arabic, as well as in the summit of china of the country persian gulf are planned in the description of investment agreements. the ukrainian military hit donetsk three times in the morning according to the information of the joint control center apu fired rockets from hailstones plus heavy artillery message noted against civilians used 24 ammunition in the line of fire of the kiev and kalininsky districts of the city, data on possible casualties and de

most of the residents there, palestinians, they were a granted residency, recall it here, the so called jerusalem id or you can apply for citizenship. but most people here do have this urge, whistler, my dear, the residency here, which i don't give them the full rights of being an israeli, a citizen. so basically, there are provisions here that if you're too long out of the country, for example, as a student or something, then you can actually lose or this residency. but what you're talking about here in this case is an amendment to the law, the entry law to israel from 2018 very controversial and human rights groups. i talked to this morning for thing, they're challenging this. this are law still in court. a clear thing this a law actually provides the legal basis for this debilitation, for a breach of allegiance to the state of as well. okay. that was d w's, tanya claim. and jerusalem, thanks to sports now. and anticipation is building for the clash of the titans between france and argentina in the world cup. final france have been contending with a viral outbreak in their camp. but a

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and to provide residents with at home water filtration devices. you grew up in a family that was heavily involved in local activism. you weren't organizing yourself. now you're in government. how do you take into account the people's voices as you move forward and fixing the system? the people's voice is absolutely essential. they are a part, they are the they are the most essential part of the equation, making sure that we recognize people's experience as we build a new water system, recognizing equity challenges, i keep mentioning equity. and what i mean by that is that we have parts of our city that is disproportionately affected by the water challenge, south jackson and portions of west jackson. those communities are most disproportionately affected because they are the furthest from the water treatment facility. and at the highest elevation. and so we have to recognize that city planning is never neutral. that had benefit someone and it works to the detriment of others. and so in our efforts to build a new system, we have to begin with the en

more than 80 percent of jackson's residents. black, nearly a quarter of your population falls below the poverty line. you've talked about systemic racism, help me understand how those 2 things are reflect systemic racism because many people would say to you this is there's nothing to do a race that do a class. it's just about broken water systems. yeah. well it has everything to do with prioritization and value. not valuing the community like jackson, they are, have been investments, state investments in water systems, outside of jackson to replace the entire water lines of communities. there have been investments in places all across the state, and this is with actual state dollars. so once again, i think it's important to recognize that jackson is not asking for anything beyond what it is deserving of is irving of the federal funds that they recognize the challenges in jackson deserving of the federal dollars that are intended for the city. and also looking at how we have in the game. so we're taking even, even if, even if it

so today, our residents are also left without specialized medical care.n this way, they push people to get russian passports, and today there is forced passportization in many directions. first, as i already mentioned, this the medical field of the friend, today they massively hang notices on all residential and non- residential real estate objects that you need to submit documents to register your real estate in some new fake registers, but it is also possible to submit this information to her only if you are the owner of the passport of this fake of russian or have already applied for a russian passport so they are forcing a mass of our residents to get russian passports today in such a way that a former member of the verkhovna rada who now calls ukrainians monkeys eh and in evgeny balitsky or balitsky yes he eh he is the gauleiter of melitopol or how to call him correctly or zaporizhia eh of the occupied territories and he recently appeared on russian television where he said that eh f-f in particular he threatened everyone with an atomic war and said

residents. thank you to jeffrey mccormick and bpmc for letting the potrero hosting and available to answer questions. and finally i want to lynne and ellen for host thanksgiving events. thank you all. [applause]: >>ing events. thank you all. [applause]: >> music music [music] >> everything we do in the tenderloin, we urban outfit. here, this gives us an opportunity to collaborate with other agencies and we become familiar with how other agencies operate and allow us to be more flexible and get better at what we depo in the line of work in this task. >> sometimes you go down and it's hard to get up. so we see ourselves as providing an opportunity for the unhoused to get up. and so i really believe that when they come here and they've said it, this right here is absolutely needed. you can't ask for nothing better. >> the tenderloin is the stuff that ain't on the list of remedies, liked the spiritual connection to recovery and why would i? why would i recover? what have i got to live for? things li

these are problems of human dignity issues that, that residents simply deserve. the ability to turn on the faucet and know that water is going to come through that faucet and come to safely. so while the governor has attempted to wash his hands of this, you have properly noted that not only my administration has made several endeavours to get funding for our water system, but be to be quite honest. my predecessors have done the same to many to name the city has had planned after plan and had made has made legislative requests after legislative request in order to get the funding necessary for water treatment the summit. what's, what may help us understand how this plays out, right? because when we talk about systemic racism, which is what you're talking about when you say environmental racism it's, it's not as simple as saying, you know, we're not given black people, clean water or we're not given poor people, clean water even if that's the ultimate consequence. how do they justify, how do they explain it? how do they say we're not going to give infrastructure re

well, you will explain it more to the residents, who have shown that they know how to unite. now the city is actively helping. there is a hole in the roof. utilities have already been closed this week in the high-rise, they even have to start the elevators clans that people believed that they can do it and nothing is difficult maria malyshko oleksandr brynza program windows stb the only news three pyrotechnicians were killed two more were injured while performing tasks in donetsk region the tragedy occurred in kostyantynivka reports the state emergency service ukraine detonated an explosive object among the dead head of the department of pyrotechnic works yevhen sagayda head of the department of underwater demining oleksandr kulinich and the senior driver sapper of the department of pyrotechnic works maksym licks for the lives of the wounded, now medics are fighting for the lives of the wounded, in the morning the russian army shelled the city of hirnyk, this is also in donetsk region, two people were killed and 11 others were wounded. ammunition flew just near the warehouse

in oblique, gathered under the windows of the presidential residence. burned the flag of the unrecognized republic they chanted, kosovo is serbia and called for active action alexander vučić, in turn, urged residents not to succumb to provocations and not threaten the acting taste of nato hangers, while it does not exclude the sending of serbian military and police to some areas not recognized by the republic i call on our people . even though i know they didn't . do not in any way threaten the work of the nato-led forces for kosoy and the special rule of law mission do not be a weapon in the hands of those who seek portray them as the culprits of something. on thursday. we will hold a government meeting, and everything indicates that he decided to send a request to the commander of the forces for kosovo under the auspices of nato to send serbian troops. the situation in the north, kosovo, escalated on december 10 after the arrest of a former serbian policeman on pante tea, he was taken into custody at the border of the unrecognized republic and serbia,

earlier, the security forces liquidated the tents, moving them residents in temporary shelters.owever, the situation repeats the mayor admitted that the situation of the sanitary point of view is unbearable, members of the public, in turn, accused the head of paris of turning the most beautiful city in europe into a trash can, and in hamburg, germany, 20,000 ukrainian refugees need housing , the authorities found a way out for migrants, they offer mobile containers. true, it turned out a little awkward. the fact is that the place to sleep is denoted by the letter z, however, so far no one is outraged. fake romanian grandmother for 4.000 euros on the internet today wanders a lot proposals for a quick and efficient acquisition of eu citizenship, advertising in social networks , representation of some circuits, and in our country, their employees provided technical communication with the romanian headquarters for forwarding belarusian numbers. these cases were transferring money. according to documents, the romanian headquarters were registered in bucharest to third parties, howeve

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we just don't have a management that's dedicated to their residents.lved because they live here in the building. and what started out as a financial motivation has since taken on aspects of climate-and-environmental consciousness. their building saves nearly 70 tons of co-2 more than their neighbors'. zbigniew: if we did this to other apartment blocks -- and there are 25,000 in all of poland -- then imagine how much we would safe. some 40,000 people die every year from the smog. they'd still be alive. reporter: zbigniew chrapkowski is hoping his fellow townspeople will wake up and feel the heat. he's even thinking about running for mayor in the next elections. isha: no from poland, let's move to the u.k. the coastal landscape of wales is spectacular. the sea view, breathtaking. adele williams, a hairdresser, wants to preserve the beauty of her country. and for this, she recycles the hair of her customers in her salon in the small town of haverfordwest. washes, cuts, and blow-drying create more than just good looks here. >> i'd like a little bit of shap

we just don't have a management that's dedicated to their residents.lved because they live here in the building. and what started out as a financial motivation has since taken on aspects of climate-and-environmental consciousness. their building saves nearly 70 tons of co-2 more than their neighbors'. zbigniew: if we did this to other apartment blocks -- and there are 25,000 in all of poland -- then imagine how much we would safe. some 40,000 people die every year from the smog. they'd still be alive. reporter: zbigniew chrapkowski is hoping his fellow townspeople will wake up and feel the heat. he's even thinking about running for mayor in the next elections. isha: no from poland, let's move to the u.k. the coastal landscape of wales is spectacular. the sea view, breathtaking. adele williams, a hairdresser, wants to preserve the beauty of her country. and for this, she recycles the hair of her customers in her salon in the small town of haverfordwest. washes, cuts, and blow-drying create more than just good looks here. >> i'd like a little bit of shap

we just don't have a management that's dedicated to their residents.lved because they live here in the building. and what started out as a financial motivation has since taken on aspects of climate-and-environmental consciousness. their building saves nearly 70 tons of co-2 more than their neighbors'. zbigniew: if we did this to other apartment blocks -- and there are 25,000 in all of poland -- then imagine how much we would safe. some 40,000 people die every year from the smog. they'd still be alive. reporter: zbigniew chrapkowski is hoping his fellow townspeople will wake up and feel the heat. he's even thinking about running for mayor in the next elections. isha: no from poland, let's move to the u.k. the coastal landscape of wales is spectacular. the sea view, breathtaking. adele williams, a hairdresser, wants to preserve the beauty of her country. and for this, she recycles the hair of her customers in her salon in the small town of haverfordwest. washes, cuts, and blow-drying create more than just good looks here. >> i'd like a little bit of shap

residents. thank you to jeffrey mccormick and bpmc for letting the potrero hosting and available to answer questions. and finally i want to lynne and ellen for host thanksgiving events. thank you all. [applause]: >>ing events. thank you all. [applause]: >> music music [music] francisco. >> my name is fwlend hope i would say on at large-scale what all passionate about is peace in the world. >> it never outdoor 0 me that note everyone will think that is a good i know to be a paefrt. >> one man said i'll upsetting the order of universe i want to do since a good idea not the order of universe but his offered of the universe but the ministry sgan in the room chairing sha harry and grew to be 5 we wanted to preach and teach and act god's love 40 years later i retired having been in the tenderloin most of that 7, 8, 9 some have god drew us into the someplace we became the network ministries for homeless women escaping prostitution if the months period before i performed memorial services store produced

do not miss further your regional news with the residents of moscow and the region, let's move on. nerves and a long wait for the accident paralyzed traffic on the inside of two trucks collided. this is the kind of thing that needs to be done on time. if you want to live on the basis of the lyubertsy regional hospital, the first and only mammological center in the moscow region was opened, the management company turned a high-rise building into kotelnikov why is it impossible to refuse its services? perfect gait thanks to sensors and the computer module on the back in moscow is almost ready with an ideal exoskeleton that will help children with cerebral palsy and the secret north and the aesthetics of wooden architecture to move independently. a joint exhibition of the museum of architecture and museum-reserves has opened in moscow. transport collapse on the failure of the car stand in a 20 km traffic jam at 7:00 am on 183 km of the route. it was in the vicinity of domodedovo airport that an accident occurred, two heavy trucks collided and completely paralyzed traffic in all classe

to rocket attacks without heat almost the entire town of energetikiv in vinnytsia out of 22,000 residentsyn, at least 18,000 already for the second week without heat in the community, a military emergency was declared, the thermal power plant, which provided heat to high-rise buildings, was already fired upon by russians with powerful rockets several times, so nowadays, when it gets cold every day, it is impossible to heat the community. the authorities of the region are quickly creating heating points and thinking about how to provide heat in the homes of thousands of people before severe frosts. for the second week without heating in cold apartments, but thousands of residents of the city of energetikov, which would seem to have enough light, do not complain and as early as october, the enemy began to attack the test, which gave warm warmth to the young family of galina, who was unable to go anywhere from her apartment, so the woman wrapped her twins margarita and matvya in warm blouses and trousers as much as possible pneumonia, bronchitis yes, we have a fever in those rooms. it goes t

to all residents of bakhmut and any e-e of any settlement from a large home is given the opportunitye provision of the entire logistical route and the stay of these people in the autumn-winter period in safe cities in other regions or even on the territory of the displacement region in the deep region we even apply this and practice so that people, those who have not grown up and refuse to leave the region, have the opportunity to stay in the region, food, alternative sources of heating, metal stoves, all this is provided in bakhmut and it is purchased, of course, this process is gradual, and for those who need it, who refuse to leave under any conditions, this assistance is provided by the local authorities, that is, by the local military administration, the district military administration, with the clear coordination of the regional military administration - this happens, you know, in the current according to the work plan , there is no electricity and gas supply to the indicated place, because the first e-e restoration of the electricity supply was not given to us by what sacrifi

the total area of ​​the residence is more than 80 hectares.hree kremlins , or 30 red squares . he has a secret, surrounded by a six-meter fence, a teddy bear does not let anyone in. but the residents of the bridge would, with courtesy, invite guests to their pinata, even from russia, even from other countries they invited us to see how people live here . the old well has no smell, but it is yellow, and i find that if the bathroom is open to the full, the water will get poisoned or suffocate. what is the question ? thank you . according to the growing population, almost every third family is about 50 million people who do not have a bath or a shower in their home. once upon a time there was a houseboat, then there was a station, then there was a war, then there was a station, then people had to live, that’s it, partitions were made, steel apartments were made, poetry was made after military uniforms, not much has changed in gaza. we are not there in the winter, or there, well, we pay, she came. well, she’s not paying attention . the former stab

they create discord by pitting resident against residentful customer against business owner.dent and parent against school authorities and you guys. yep. so on and so on. mask wearing for laelthy periods of time inhibits fuel oxygenation of the body and the lung fist you wear useless surgical masks. this harms of the wearer and used masks become solid waste on streets clogging drains and the water plants. that's not good for the city. as well masks hide 2 thirds of the face which is antisocial and emotional and language development inupon fan intolerance and school aged children the evidence of masks harms not being disseminate in the the media. count believe public officials [inaudible] at private events the previous caller said. the mayor and [inaudible] in sum face masks are a surge on society and those who love to wear them can dawn them to relieve fierce is never imposed of those who chose otherwise especially a public health commission meeting the upon irony and a noncomical farce. 2022 draws on an ends it is time to accept this masking is counterproductive and a coloss

event of a snow cyclone, drivers are called from personal transport to public transport, and minsk residents called to help with snow removal in their yards. and huge traffic jams on snow-covered highways after hurricanes in california are such that the equipment can not cope. on the brink of starvation, the statistics are worse than the post-war years. this leads to an increase in petty theft in stores. for safety belarus in the grip of a snow cyclone today in the country an orange level of danger has been declared due to difficult weather conditions, heavy and snowfalls almost everywhere in the southeast, sleet, rain and a blizzard on the roads, possible snow drifts. ice is far from wet snow and sleet is forecasted in many areas, the wind will increase to 20 m/s. the traffic police urges, if possible, to abandon personal transport when traveling, choose a safe speed and distance, and also not leave cars on the roadway. they can interfere with the operation of snowplows, the emerging situation, public utilities, ask all minsk residents to go out into their yards for snow removal residents a

we just don't have a management that's dedicated to their residents.lved because they live here in the building. and what started out as a financial motivation has since taken on aspects of climate-and-environmental consciousness. their building saves nearly 70 tons of co-2 more than their neighbors'. zbigniew: if we did this to other apartment blocks -- and there are 25,000 in all of poland -- then imagine how much we would safe. some 40,000 people die every year from the smog. they'd still be alive. reporter: zbigniew chrapkowski is hoping his fellow townspeople will wake up and feel the heat. he's even thinking about running for mayor in the next elections. isha: no from poland, let's move to the u.k. the coastal landscape of wales is spectacular. the sea view, breathtaking. adele williams, a hairdresser, wants to preserve the beauty of her country. and for this, she recycles the hair of her customers in her salon in the small town of haverfordwest. washes, cuts, and blow-drying create more than just good looks here. >> i'd like a little bit of shap

the residents of this house can see the construction site from the window.eady excavations are being carried out seven days a week from morning until nine. and evening noise. and of course, concerns about what will happen here when the houses are erected. elena sukhanova lives on the seventh floor of a neighboring house in her apartment , water shortages have already begun. first in building pressure drops regularly. that's all, quietly, this is the maximum. yes, it is not known how water supply will be organized after the commissioning of the concrete giant, because a residential complex of ten twenty-story buildings will be connected to existing communications, local residents are sure that problems will arise not only with water, but also with electricity. how was the engineering load . we will stop without water without light soon, after this interview, unknown people in black with medical masks on their faces approached us, they tried to calm tenants in a very ultimatum form. there will be absolutely nothing. fuck no matter what. oh world. everyone will

well, such arguments do not convince people of the local residents, who have begun a large constructionject, in fact, there is absolutely no entrance in the yard against such a neighborhood, absolutely no entrance. traffic jams will constantly increase cars will increase people. high-rise buildings will block the light of adjacent houses according to the project of the developer. the elite residential complex will consist of 10 houses of each 20 floors high. the inhabitants of this house from the window of the construction site can see the foundation pit already degenerated work conducted seven days a week from morning until 9:00 pm noise. and, of course, anxiety about what will happen here when the houses are erected. elena sukhanova lives on the seventh floor of a neighboring house, and water shortages have already begun in her apartment. at first, in the construction site, the pressure regularly drops. that's all, quietly, this is the maximum. yes, it is not known how the water supply will be organized after the commissioning of the concrete giant, because the residential complex of

know everything, there is putin’s residence, in short, after all, here is putin’s administration, asshing. there is nowhere to go to the shore. now you can’t fly with drones . that an additional wing was built to the historic villa, twice the size of the plum villa itself. the team royally promised to take care of, for example, the residents of the elshanka district in saratov. this is not a deaf abandoned village. six of saratov's cities , which are among the twenty largest settlements in the country, are located in this district. oil and gas fields, but according to tradition, the proximity to natural underground treasures does not affect the well-being of the locals. this is how we wash every time, we pour water into a basin and wash it, and then we bring it to drain so that we don’t drown. we want to go with the dog. i'm going to the toilet and i'm going to go to the toilet. what's going on here? here's what happens. what kind of toilet do we have? you're going to fall to me every time and several times a day. everything you can see in yalshanka is old days. germans as temporary

details from igor pikhanov. local residents try to call it the common grave of local residents who died at the hands of nationalists before the liberation of the city from the ukrainian military, there was a checkpoint of the national battalion militants banned in russia, an extremist organization of the right sector controlled the road to lisichanskaya, according to employees of the investigative committee, except for the inspection of transport and verification of documents. fighters. dealt with operations. looking for among local residents, dissidents for this forced people to show their cell phone and correspondence. in social networks. those who seemed suspicious to the nationalists were taken to the so -called duty part of the gas station building with armored doors and bars on the windows, the ukrainian military turned it into a prison, where they tortured and killed the bodies of the tortured, dumped them into fuel tanks, the investigators exhumed the dead found traces. tortured before they were executed, their hands were tied behind their backs on the facts of war crimes, crimi

builders do not seem to care at all about the problems of residents of neighboring houses.these questions to the mayor's office. they know very well that they are against such construction, if we build 20 or more floors, we must understand that a in case of some kind of critical situation. it’s just that we managed to do it with our own forces, they will be able to put out the fire or something else at a given height. if it happens, we simply do not have sufficient capacity in anapa. for example, how difficult it is for local rescuers to work in densely built environments. during this fire in a multi-storey building only by a lucky chance, no one died, so as not to to allow tragedy, changes were made to the general plan of the city , restrictions were introduced on the construction of skyscrapers for residential buildings of 12 floors - this is the maximum provided that the infrastructure is developed apartments with a sea view publicity stunt of most developers who build residential buildings often in violation and crash into existing communications, the consequences of th

for skin residents. still find items of equipment for the italian army and hand them over to the local wing museum. here is the box with powder for drinking powder, which was plain water, they brought with them, as i say, like a picnic cream for the skin goal in italian was also given out to mm italians. eh, even on the battlefield. they used it so that, uh, their face would not freeze from our frost. however , the italians did not get an easy walk to russia. they suffered heavy losses in the summer and autumn of 1942. they had to hold a large section of the front on the don for almost 250 km. and hungarians are italians. they came to voronezh land as occupiers, therefore to talk about what we say the germans in the blood on the throat, there, relatively speaking, the hungarians are shoulder-deep italians are knee-deep. we cannot all of them were to blame already in the first days of the occupation, local residents were ordered to hand over products for the needs of the germans, italians and hungarians.

volodymyr put the residents of the village in such a way that ferba, who is moving and holding one childd each of them is small, they can't sit on the seats themselves, and the children really got into they brought other people's aunts and uncles to us and left them in our bags . or like their chairs i already had to choose the pillars of those who ask who can take one or two children with them and for them to keep them in their home during the war volodymyr brychka sheltered more than one displaced person today a student from the occupied lazurne village of kherson, the girl calls her savior a hero for the person, ready to shout. let's say yes, courage is needed. i don't know patience, courage and bravery. why don't you have it at home? let's say yes. we can do that, but mr. volodymyr doesn't consider himself a hero. he says he does what he does. my husband is 67 and he is going to the road again to take the most necessary things to those who need it, we will go on a hike next time, the next time we go to the front line, he is inspired by the people who are waiting there, says mr. volod

as the residents called our building managers. the idea for the innovative energy system came from a simple lack of cash for yoga program. it was a tragedy hip exile the power company, put us under financial pressure. believe me, i did, asked him to let us pay an installment solution of a thing. they just laughed at me. sh. no one will. you don't have any money. so much of that, give me the impetus that will be in the name of the blood, but that he spewed out together that was back in 2014. soon a thermal heat pump was installed in the seller and a solar power system on the roof, all financed by loans from the va, void ship, and contributions from the residence. they succeeded in saving around 80 percent of the energy cost. they used the money, they saved the pay off the loans and even finance new projects, such as the balconies now the heat, the water, the residents of number 12 sloan scott street, are as good as immune to rising energy prices. well everyone else is turning the heat down, they're staying toasty warm, whereas love

when frederick the great had san sushi palace built to serve as his summer residence. this maze only pleasants in the rico style was his favorite spot to day, even if relatively small, it's potsdam best known palace. the art loving king spent his summer months here, philosophizing with bolt hair and playing music with karl felipe emmanuel boss. this is where he could forget his problems, be sol, so see, or without a care as he called the palace in french. the palace has only 12 rooms in total, but there elaborately decorated with plaster reliefs, gold and marble. frederick the great spent his winter's in the potsdam city palace and his summers. here he caught sol, so see his little vineyard house. ah cynthia, any 18th century, this once relatively modest tended really impressed people that this great war hero lived so modestly. and what impressed people above all was that he had no goss. the place was always accessible to the public to a certain extent. if you could just look in through the windows and always enter the garden muscle in comparison to other courts that w

and that is, well-known kharkiv residents, or at least people who have ties to kharkiv.on worries well, you know , there is still a position, well, what is the position to say this, and a layer of people in power who, well, do not accept this, this issue. so, as well as the removal of the monument, the renaming of the street and so on. this is the team of the same e-e p terekhov what is the majority of eh the majority of this party of former kernes is sitting both in the city council and in the regional council where this issue should have been voted on, that is, those 44 are not a team, not a party of terekhov, which did not support this issue, they simply did not vote or did not accept european solidarity was there, other party members voted for it. let's say that the factions are different, but they are not, when it finally comes to them, what should be done with this issue , and there is pushkin street, which needs to be renamed, and there is a whole set of about 500. different streets, alleys, maybe this is what we talked about, which names need to be changed and th

uh, residents of russia residents of the region. it 's the daily shelling we're working on. forge victory in the rear , men at the front defend our homeland. and we will not let you down, the fighters asked you to tell that you can count on them, thanks to vladimir vladimirovich, you know, first of all. u want to say that the man of your yut is very dignified simply. really and very effectively very effectively even a surprisingly strong man is real. it's true, it's the first, but it's so i couldn't help but say it. and now about the questions you raised. uh, citizens convicted of political residents of donbass, of course, all these cases need to be stopped and this state put to an end due to the absence of the corpus delicti itself and such an order, of ​​course , the prosecutor's office of the general prosecutor's office of russia will, of course, yes, but yes, i am sure that this issue will be worked out. the shortest time the shortest time and the decision will be about public tribunals. but yes, 18 years old. you said such decisions are made by public tribunes. uh and s

the suspect, a 24-year-old resident of the brest region, was identified. it turned out that the person involved spent the money for cash needs and did not intend to fulfill the order earlier he had already been prosecuted for a similar crime, the investigators opened a criminal case on the fact of fraud. the review of criminal and emergency incidents will continue to be released in the summer in minsk, two women killed their lovers, details of the investigation of criminal cases. it was revealed to the troops that in both cases there was no alcohol, so on the night of july 25 in one of the apartments on nesterov street, a company among which the 39-year-old mistress of the dwelling and her 54-year-old cohabitants participated in the feast in the morning man. asked bring your companion some alcohol. however, instead of alcohol, the woman grabbed the knife and stabbed him . according to the results of the forensic medical examination, the death of the man came from a chest wound, complicated by blood loss, it was established that earlier the woman was the fa

moore is residency will be reinstated. if we are not successful in the high course of the constitutional case, and we'll of course, let me return to the district court to try to change the decision on that summary on his caden individually. because we think that even if the law is deemed constitutional and the court will say that residents can be deported on the basis of breach of allegiance. then in the case of her moody, it doesn't even come close to the threshold at the law demand for deporting somebody. ok, you have to be yeah. unfortunately, we are going to have to leave it there, but i want to thank you for your time. that was danny's and how from the israeli rights group. hammock head, thanks very much. thank you. go to china now way at cove at 19 infections are rising rapidly then after the government last week, dramatically ease some of the world's toughest virus measures. nationwide frustration and unprecedented public protests forced authorities to act. but since then, more and more people are testing positive o

confirmed by a residence permit.ent of a lump-sum allowance at the birth of a child does not depend on the level of income of family members; additional vocational education or scientific organizations the amount of allowance is 20.472 rubles. and 77 kop. exceptions are extremely north where the payment increases by district coefficients from one and one tenth to two exactly. it depends on the severity of the climate, that is, a settlement with extremely low temperatures can get more than 40,000 rubles. once a year, from february 1, the allowance is indexed. an important point for the allowance must be applied for well a year after the birth of the child. how can this be done through public services? come in under your account and select the one- time childbirth allowance for the unemployed, then. confirm your personal details passport address phone and email. indicate the details of the child's birth certificate snils and finally. choose the method of receiving payment on a card or in a convenient post office, then

one third of the resident s have been placed in permanent housing. almost all of them have the medical benefits. for jamie, it was the solution he had been seeking. >> finally a commonsense approach to working with people. >> reporter: the first round of participants is scheduled to move into a converted hotel by the end of the year when the lease for the warehouse and . the program has been so successful robbie is already looking for a more permanent location. >> you have to give people the freedom to make their own choices and to rise to the challenge. >> reporter: helping people get back on their feet by putting a roof over their tent. >>> sonoma county just approved $4 million in funding for short-term and long-term housing. san mateo county leaders also approved $2.4 million to keep shelters of rote and find services for the homeless. >> there is a huge homeless population that we do not see on the streets. they are in the car, they are on hard times they do not have mental issues or drug issues. they have just lost their job and it is very sad.

residents. thank you to jeffrey mccormick and bpmc for letting the potrero hosting and available to answer questions. and finally i want to lynne and ellen for host thanksgiving events. thank you all. [applause]: >>ing events. thank you all. [applause]: >> music music [music] >> my apartment burned down 1.5 years ago in noba. my name is leslie mccray, and i am in outside beauty sales. i have lived in this neighborhood since august of this year. after my fire in my apartment and losing everything, the red cross gave list of agencies in the city to reach out to and find out about various programs that could help us get back on our feet, and i signed up for the below market rate program, got my certificate, and started applying and won the housing lottery. this particular building was brand-new, and really, this is the one that i wanted out of everything i applied for. and i came to the open house here, and there were literally hundreds of people looking at the building. and i -- in my mind, i was,