actions in the kursk direction, the sfsu lost more than 4,130 servicemen and 58 tanks. we are closely monitoring the incoming messages, we will return to them during the broadcast. our correspondent stanislav bernvalt is monitoring the situation in the kursk direction. here is his report: the 810th marine brigade of the armed forces of the russian federation destroyed another one the day before. territory of the kursk region, our marines are being helped by aviation, our artillery helps, which mercilessly crushes the enemy on the approaches to the kursk region, the guys do not allow rotation for ukrainian militants, that's how it should be, nevertheless , in the border areas the situation is still tense, the evacuation of civilians continues there for almost 100 points of time. accommodations are open directly in the regional center, they are also opening in neighboring regions, all volunteers work here, both administrations, both city and regional, humanitarian aid comes from all regions, including russia, every day, hundreds tons are unloaded for residents who were ev

sfsu professor valerie francisco chavez says the university has a history of antiwar activism, but that even this divestment agreement is huge. >> we see as faculty what students can really do when they organize and they stay united and have a just cause in mind, which is to stop the genocide in palestine. >> but communications professor lonnie brooks at cal state east bay believes this is more of a symbolic win because he doesn't believe it will change what's happening on the ground in gaza. >> this type of divestment actually kind of fuels the fire to support the far right, uh, settler colonialist rhetoric of the israeli government. >> but for palestinian student mahmoud ali, he says a win is a win. >> there is no victories in genocide, but it sets a precedent. it sets an example for other schools that it is possible to divest and to get these wins. if we don't speak for the palestinians, then who will? >> in a statement to abc seven news, lockheed martin responded by saying we respect the right to peacefully protest and remain focused on supporting the u.s. government and its allies

sfsu professor valerie francisco chavez says the university has a history of antiwar activism, but that even this divestment agreement is huge. >> we see as faculty what students can really do when they organize, and they stay united and have a just cause in mind, which is to stop the genocide in palestine. but communications professor lonnie brooks at cal state east bay believes this is more of a symbolic win because he doesn't believe it will change what's happening on the ground in gaza. >> this type of divestment actually kind of fuels the fire to support the far right uh- settler colonialist rhetoric of the israeli government. >> but for palestinian student mahmoud ali, he says a win is a win. >> there is no victories in genocide, but it sets a precedent. it sets an example for other schools that it is possible to divest and to get these wins. if we don't speak for the palestinians, then who will? >> in a statement to abc seven news, lockheed martin responded by saying we respect the right to peacefully protest and remain focused on supporting the u.s. government and its allies to

item patrick lerm, chief financial officer for the san francisco sheriff's office, will present on sfsuiorities. thank you for being here, and lc afternoon, inspector general wiley, president sue, vice presi. commf the public. my name is patrick leung. i'm the chief financial officer for the police. our sheriff's office. today, i will be how much? how the difference is how the police department got more moneythe st pleasant changes. the commission meetings star 2 here versus 530 for the police, today i will be presenting our information technology nds pull up the. thank you. first, i want to begin by saying that the sheriff's office. we're still a very heavy, heavilyaper based organization, one example of that is our time sheets, we don't have any electronic system. there isn't anything payroll. we do it the old school way, pen and paper. and that does cause some inefficiencies. but at the same very cheap way of doing business at the expense of aitional staff time, what i'm going to present today to gain al efficiencies. and that in turn, will help us alleviate some of the, at least red