availability of the square. the price of education market entities export, services and finally putting things in order in the building complex. how much does it cost to build a house? let's figure it out. today we have studio experts who are well versed in construction issues and will help build a competent and fruitful conversation brick by brick. sergei kovsher dean of the faculty of civil engineering of the belarusian national technical university candidate of technical sciences associate professor. aleksey bykov first deputy chairman of the committee for architecture and construction of the minsk regional executive committee. vadim tachkin is a member of the association of developers housing construction objects, dear guests. good evening. before we dive into the details. let's look at the situation as a whole. this is how dynamically our construction complex is developing. what have we managed to do over the past 5 years, how rhythmically we are building housing. industrial social facilities, and of course

nearly 3.5 million square meters were erected. this is almost 39,500 new apartments in general, in recent years, construction in the country has been on the rise. at least the five-year plan 2018 was the last, when there was no the bar of 4 million m² was overcome in 2019 , construction grows by almost 2.5% and this is enough. in order to reach the 4 million mark , plus another 2% in 2020 and over 5% growth at 21 rates, in general, it almost doubles. it would seem that the pandemic, with all the ensuing on stage, fulfills its obligations to the word on this. they will not stop in stages, increasing the formations. housing from four and two tenths of a million squares to 4.5 a year, and an increase in volumes is expected, both in general and by region, those in need can use state support tools with construction and in general, about 40% of the total volume of commissioned housing is built for waiting lists, and in general, with a few exceptions, they all enjoy preferential prices, which is one million 300,000 m². on average in rece

i met my wife at madison square garden. reason i actually asked her out on a date was that she knew who the knicks' first-round draft pick was in 1980. the garden sent me a jersey with my name on it. >> reporter: the lifelong new yorker has been a knicks season ticket holder for over 40 years. >> i was working, and i was able to buy a knicks season subscription. it was 1976. i think the tickets were $12.50 each. and it was like one of the great moments of my life that i had season tickets. and i have had those seats up until they were revoked or terminated by madison square garden for over 47 years. >> reporter: norren and hutcher two of several attorneys that have been denied entry into msg entertainment for being involved in lawsuits against msg entertainment. some being picked out of the crowd by special cameras that can immediately identify people. in your opinion, they're 100% retaliating for you against this case? >> unequivocally. i have never had action taken against me as a lawyer because of something i have done w

peter's square.an apostle of jesus who catholics consider to be the very first. >> let's bring in father james martin from new york. he's the editor at large at american media, author of a jesuit guide. thank you for joining us. be our guide to what we're seeing now then with holy communion underway there in vatican city. >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear your question. >> so just describe -- this is the holy communion moment of the service. take us through the importance of that within this unprecedented event. >> sure. so there's essentially two parts of the mass. there is what's called the liturgy of the word which are the readings, the gospel. we had the homily from pope francis then comes the liturgy of the eucharist. it's the consecration of the body and blood of christ. that is distributed. that's what you're seeing now. >> father james, we've discussed so far the poignancy of this funeral today. of course, any funeral is a solemn occasion, but to see a current pope presiding over the funeral of a p

and lenina square.fact it is, well, if you know, step back, this square never had the name of lenina square. it was really established that this is the biggest scarecrow in mariupol, but it is administratively named in fact i didn't have one, and that's why this place was named completely differently, er, by the name of the store that was there since the soviet times, there were 1000 small things, and it was, for the first time, it got the name svobody square, well, it's also the russians they are trying to rename it again on lenin square, but something is not right, mr. a little bit about the life of local collaborators has appeared information that almost an entire quarter of their needs now want to be built by some elite or that everyone does not care about the people and it is about if i'm not mistaken about kostyantyn and vashchenko, it used to be a ukrainian businessman, a politician, a deputy of the mariupol city council from the polish people's party, in fact , now a collaborator with russia has

reporting in times square mother rivera fox news.ahoe is warning that it may be slow to open tomorrow as the storm continues to recap , some serious havoc on the mountain palisades says many of the creaks throughout the resort have flooded crews had been busy removing ice from chairlifts, performing avalanche control and working to restore power at some parts of the mountain, including high camp. by tomorrow morning. up to three ft of snowfall is possible at the 8000 ft level. driving to the sierra is going to be tough. this is what it looked like late this afternoon on interstate 80 at donner lake . right now, eastbound 80 is closed from colfax to the nevada state line due to multiple spinouts chains are required in the westbound direction on highway 50 traffic is being held from echo summit to myers due to avalanche control. chains are required on all vehicles except four wheel drives with snow tires. ktvu meteorologist. mark tamayo joins us now with the latest on the storm. mark greg yeah, still talking about some light to moderat

many who want to capture square meters.e also has legal grounds to live there and do not intend to retreat. give me a stick, that's all. here i come. please open things thrown out things you can buy? and the shrines. this is a big fucking no weight people will be. i will prove documentarily that they prescribed fraud by way of it. i don't know, now i'm going to achieve that luck and these non-people, such as your village. are you a wife at

nearly 3.5 million square meters were erected.most 39,500 new apartments in general, in recent years, construction in the country has been on the rise. at least the five-year period 2018 was the last one, when the bar of 4 million m² was not overcome in 2019 construction is growing by almost 2.5% and this is enough. in order to reach the 4 million mark , plus another 2% in 2020 and more than 5% growth, at 21 pace, it almost doubles. it would seem that a pandemic, with all that follows on the device, fulfills its obligations to the word on this. they will not stop in stages, increasing the systems. housing from four and two tenths of a million squares to 4.55, and an increase in volumes is expected, both in general and by region, those in need can use state support tools with construction and in general, about 40% of the total volume of commissioned housing is built for waiting lists and in general, with a few exceptions in the scene, they enjoy preferential prices. and this is one million 300.000 m². on average in recent years. at

expecting 50 to 60,000 people to attend here on st peter's square. they've started setting up these barricades in anticipation of the lines of people coming to see the pope lying in state and then back here, they started setting up these risers ahead of the funeral, but the crowd is likely to be just a fraction of the more than 300,000 that attended john paul, the second in 2005. benedict's legacy that of a brilliant theologian. and the first pope in nearly 600, ly sea precedent. the fact that benedict did it, you know, and francis'sornd hists opensp the h successors and t vatican tme onl delegation, so this will likely be more subdued. but this will still be the first time in modern history, but a sitting pope presides over his predecessors. funeral terra abc news vatican city in us. thank you. and extradition hearing is set for tomorrow for the suspect in the murders of four university of idaho students, investigators say the 28 year old grad student at washington state university, stabbed all four in an off campus home in november. they're still t

peter's square. delia, explain to us what the atmosphere is like as the faithful gather on this day. >> reporter: well, bianca, i've been here for a few hours. now, they started coming in the early hours of the morning to fill the square. there's about a 60,000 person capacity seated there in st. peter's square. it looks like it's getting filled up. at the moment, as you mentioned, the casket has just come out from st. peter's basilica. they are doing a rosary. they are saying prayers just before the mass begins. that coffin was sealed last night. inside they put coins and medals from pope benedict's pontificate as well as a scroll. and the vatican has given us the text of that scroll. the scroll contains the biography of his life and some salient points from his pontificate. so for example, it mentions that his father was a police officer, his mother was a cook. before they got married. it also mentioned the sex abuse crisis. it says that pope fran -- pope benedict, excuse me, firmly fought against

they were met there on the square.ea illumination food courts, concerts, competitions, the residence also worked. santa claus decoration of the celebration, the main christmas tree of the region with a height of 32 m , it is based on an led grid that creates the effect of a large screen, and next to it there is a photo zone with fairy-tale heroes and holiday symbols , belarus of happiness, peace and goodness cheers belarus what we will meet about, we arrived with the children precisely on the christmas tree, because every year we come, we are delighted. from such beauty very much it is pleasant. everything, we are waiting. all the best in the world. the most important thing is that everything was fine with us, so that the children in ours would grow up on ground festive illumination. on the main square. gomel will delight the citizens until the fourteenth of january. do you love january 1 as much as we love it ? in biathlon? and, of course, we will distribute awards according to merit to those who put spokes in our whe

of course, probably worried about the price per square meter.a regulator, then look at the price. this is for those who need better housing . still, this price will remain this year, or let's say it's a proportion. and if we take in general the price per square meter in the commercial market real estate. it is somewhere in minsk, probably, now developers are offering 1,300 for 1,000 euros. in your opinion, in general, it is optimal for the demand and supply that are on the market today. in my opinion, the price is over a thousand euros. this is the price. let's just say it's overpriced. why because we clearly understand? what is the cost of material resources. we see clearly. how much is labor today . and how much do the mechanisms cost, so uh, let's just say here, if only these three components are taken into account, then uh, they are clearly in total less than the declared one, sometimes due to the declared prices of the developers, it should, of course, be taken into account that, nevertheless, in the capital they differ significantly in rel

near the square there is a monument to the first settlers. chelyabinsk four figures. bashkir, a cossack peasant and the founder himself aleksey tevkev in his hands. he has a decree on the foundation of chelyab, the image of meatballs. his. true, it turned out to be a somewhat fantasy face he is depicted as russian. and he was a tatar, although he was baptized and even had a different name kutlu-mukhamed, but the author of the monument saw him. here are the first settlers of chelyabinsk were only a little more than 1,000 people, and after 240 years in 1976 it became a city of a million people. by the way, anyone other than the participants, what where when, knows who coined the word million, right, the connoisseur invented it in the 12th century, the famous traveler marco polo, after visiting china, he, as our correspondents say, was so impressed with all the charms and riches of the country that by the way miles in italian thousand added the suffix una, which has an augmentative meaning. but it's like our suffix search for words, for example, yes, the monster of the c

the main railway station of the city to the central square, mr.odymyr, on the other hand, we understand that there is something to rename in kyiv, so we understand how much a lot of different such well, maybe not toxic, but colorless names, and we understand that our ukrainian, so to speak, i don’t know if the pantheon, well, historical, as well as historical, and it is about the heroes of the present, also requires the implementation, so to speak, of the supratopographical space of kyiv well, and accordingly, what are the current ideas which consultations are being conducted because we understand that the capital of ukraine will never be the same post-soviet one, if anyone did not want it, we have entered a completely new era and, accordingly, the names must be appropriate of course, we immortalize on the map of kyiv the names of the new heroes who unfortunately fell, we immortalize historical figures on the map of kyiv. well, at the same time, we will honestly say that we immortalize the historical friends of ukraine, because really russia has n

we are in times square tonight. hi, charlie. >> reporter: hi, adriana. happy new year to you. we, of course, are still hours away from the crystal ball dropping here in times square, but the party has already started, and along with the confetti that will be dropping at midnight, you can see, rain joining in on the celebration too. on top of it all, all the people out here, umbrellas aren't allowed. [ speaking non-english ] >> happy new year! >> reporter: the world is welcoming the new year lighting up skies and thrilling revelers. in new york city the clock is ticking towards midnight when the nearly 1,200-pound waterford crystal ball will drop in times square. >> i've always seen it on tv, so i decided to be here today. >> reporter: this year for the first time in the pandemic, there will be no covid restrictions for the hundreds of thousands gathered in times square. >> new york city, i hope it's coming back and thriving after covid. >> reporter: the covid threat is not gone. cdc is tracking a new variant infecting americans nationwide, and with the return of massive crowds

there its nothing like times square.ging ♪ new york new york ♪ rachel: happy 2023. i bring you "new york new york." happy 2023! pete: thank you, emily. happy new year to you as well. we'll talk to nick kosir about what that polar plunge was like. it's 2023 for a lot of our viewers. we are on our way to 2023 as well. what do you think? can i pull this off? pete: i think it's time to go a little country because we are in the central time zone countdown. rachel: this is the right place to wear this. will: i'm not ready for full-on cowboy boots yet. i haven't graduated yet. will: he's on his way. if i know pete he's on his way. >> we had cole hauser on from "yellowstone." that's how we are going to rock out this last hour here in nashville. brantly gilbert will play us into 2023. rachel: there is no better way to do it than that way. he share a tattoo with you. pete: may this year be the year of we the people. i love what dan bongino said about the many times america should have failed but didn't. we made a more perfect unio

as times square gets ready for its big moment but will the weather spoil the party? the streets flooded today in san francisco. >>> the unprecedented moment at the vatican today. the first time in 600 years one pope paid tribute to another upon his passing what pope benedict's death means for the future of the catholic church >>> remembering a legend barbara walters, the trail blazer who smashed through the glass ceiling. what she said was her true legacy. >> the suspect in the murders of four idaho college students has now waived extradition, new details on his studies of criminology. he asked former prisoners how they chose their victims fellow students tell us how he behaved the weeks prior to the murders, and our correspondent one on one with the police chief and the suspect's lawyer. >> did he kill these four students >>> and before you pop that bottle of champagne, watch our report in this blind tasting, do people prefer a $200 bottle, or one for just $18 >> you both prefer the cheaper one. [ laughter ] >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-ba

well we're here now on saint peter's square, just bracing for this funeral to begin. there's been a steady stream of public into the square, but certainly not the huge cries that you would perhaps expect if it were the funeral of a sitting pope. it's really has the feel of a moment specifically internally for the vatican church. there are delegations, obviously, from the church all are from all over the world that of arrive in rome to mark this occasion. the vatican says that this will be a solemn funeral ceremony and will be marked with simplicity rather than perhaps the pomp and ceremony again of a sitting pope francis will preside over the funeral and it will last summer in the region of an hour, perhaps a little bit more and tens of thousands of people are gathered there, the catholic faithful. have you been able to speak to any of them? yeah, people have arrived from all across the world for this event. we've been here over the last week or so ever since it was announced that po benedict had been taken ill and was in a serious condition. i've spoken to people fro

of course, probably worried about the price per square meter.e a regulator when you look at the price? this is for those who need to improve housing construction, after all, this is the price it is this year will we say this proportion? and if we take the general price per square meter on the commercial real estate market, it is probably somewhere in minsk, now developers are offering 1,300 for 1,000 euros. in your opinion, in general, it is optimal for the supply and demand that is on the market today. in my opinion, the price is over a thousand euros. this is the price. uh, well, let's just say overpriced why because we clearly understand? what is the cost of material resources. we see clearly. how much is labor today. and how much do the mechanisms cost, so uh, let's just say, if only these three components are taken into account, then uh, they are clearly less in total than here, sometimes declared due to the declared price from developers, of course, it should be taken into account that , nevertheless, in the capital they differ significant

>> hi guys here in times square we have had an amazing night.re are over a million people here in times square tonight. we have the mayor new york finest new york bravest all together tonight to celebrate the end of 2022 all of that 2023 has to offer and it has been nothing short of an incredible evening. i'm so honored to be a apartment of it fox news all american new year and hope all of you watching at home are having a wonderful celebration. cheers guys. >> thank you emily back to you. >> thank you emily that will happen in a few moments there in new york city. let's check in with -- don't have him anymore. >> deep in the crowd. amidst rebellers, we have quite a michael scott reference there down there in the polar plunge. by the youngster. >> for you anyway -- that's what happens on live tv never know what people will say. that's absolutely right but polar plunge and taking a quick look at times square you saw two minutes out. from 2023, in we're glad to be in nashville but you can't deny that it is new year's eve time square and there are

as on the that for us live in time square guyana is undergoing an energy be a month. huge oil fields were discovered off its atlantic coast. now it's using that new found wealth to funds solar projects benefiting isolated mainly indigenous communities. john henry reports from georgetown. i deep in the remote jungles of gayana far from the coastal power grid where the kite 2 or falls me to rain forest, the blankets, the landscape. a new generation of guy and he's our indian. seeing the light before solar power panels in during the village, this underdeveloped bridge, and ran on expensive diesel generators, or no power at all. it is hard to find that didn't have lead time in the village kato, an hour and a half flight from the capital of georgetown solar energy now powers the school's new computer lab, the lights and air conditioning that cools this tropical climate. quite comfortable here in a remote area. so it's beautiful in terms of having solar energy and electricity open running. even fetched roof huts are energized off the grid. it for all of the help. even government didn't lik

so the security structure of times square that evening worked.evented that attacker from getting in. you know, unfortunately, three officers got injured in the process. and, again, an attack against the police. >> jonathan, thank you for sharing your perspective. we appreciate it. >>> and new developments tonight in the idaho murder investigation. for the first time we're hearing from the parents of the suspect in this case. 28-year-old bryan kohberger is facing four counts of first degree murder in the brutal slayings of the university of idaho students. on november 13th. it is clearly a shock to kohberger's family. cnn's jean casarez joins us now with more. what is the family saying? >> reporter: hi, pamela. i will and i've got it statement and i want you to hear it. the attorney for bryan kohberger tells me that his family is not allowed to visit him at the correctional facility, which is where he's housed right behind me. so the very last time they did see him was on the early morning hours of friday because he was arrested at the family home

i don’t even know the street, why because, since i lived, here is yubileinaya square., even now there, uh, you look, where the school is. eh, you understand the beauty, and down. this is not there was, the more there was a market. and of course, i see there that a lot has changed. there was school number 26, everything has changed near it, and therefore sometimes you go and think, everything seems to be as if you know it, at the same time it is very incomprehensible, when i hmm come here closer, where i lived, i cry. the most important thing is that we all lived, let it be poor, but we lived a happy star of soviet belarus and minsk in the late eighties. the boundaries of the city were expanding especially brightly, and with them the prospects on the map of the capital appeared districts vesnyanka malinovka uruchcha kuntsevshchina sukharevo minsk began to acquire the features of modern. eastern city with a claim to a real metropolis, the best minds came here from all over the country. all the most advanced laboratories of the enterprise, trading facilities, which were p

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charlie de mar in times square. thank you. today pope francis marked the new year, presiding over mass at st. peter's basilica. the pontiff led prayers for his late predecessor, benedict xvi. he died saturday at the age of 95. benedict resigned in 2013 because of poor health. his funeral is set for thursday. >>> well, russia has marked the new year with new attacks on ukraine as verbal attacks by leaders intensify. cbs's ian lee reports from dnipro. >> reporter: russia wasn't going to let ukraine end 2022 in peace. this man stands next to the body of his dead wife in kyiv. their house destroyed by a russian strike. this woman says she and her husband were knocked unconscious by the explosion, then woke up as more shook their neighborhood. russia launched exploding drones. this one shot down reads "happy newer." in an address to the nation russian president vladimir putin justified his invasion while toasting his troops. "this has been a year of difficult, necessary decisions, of crucial steps toward russia's full so

new york's times square.s really coming down. i am so glad that amy's hair got out of here. >> i was willing to keep the umbrella over her hair, her hair looked great. a lot of effort in that. >> yes. oh, there's a live look at satellite. if you take a look, there's a system coming. no. what am i -- you know what it's time for? it's top of the hour, everybody. it's time for a toast. >> mystery shot. >> it's time for a mystery shot! anderson, let's put these ramona eyes on you. >> why are these called ramona eyes? >> because, sweetie, you don't need to worry about it. >> i can't see a thing. >> mystery shots. okay. here, anderson -- okay. >> what is -- >> count of three, you guys at home, here's how this works. we want you to have a cocktail with us. we are not having one but we're going to have this and on the screen you'll see what we're about to drink. let's do it in three, anderson. one, two, three. eww! oh! oh, that was so gross. >> i don't know, what that is? what was that? >> oh my god. take it on. give

have you been to times square? >> i have been to times square for many things but not this. comfort of home and i have bathrooms. >> always a plus. stay with us continuing >>> tonight, two monumental losses. the faithful around the world mourning the death of former pope benedict xvi, and we remember barbara walters, an institution in journalism. first that news from the vatican, the passing of the pope emeritus who died at 95. benedict shocking the church when he resigned nearly a decade ago. the first pope to retire in 600 years. pope francis today praising his predecessor, thanking him for his service. reaction pouring in tonight, and what we're learning about funeral plans in the days ahead. >>> also tonight, we remember legendary and groundbreaking journalist barbara walters, a trail blazer and pioneer who paved the way and held the door open for women everywhere, best known for landing the big interviews wit

well, then , respectively, lenin square central square and a large square, crimea always.e are the most romantic shots of the film beloved , the main characters return to minsk from the side of the new green meadow area and head to the center of the capital, barefoot and whispering with verses lyrical dreams of the future love was born in a big city, a personal story unfolds against the backdrop of the architectural landscapes of post-war minsk, a young high- rise builder. volodya literally falls on his head as a young graduate. ira and the young people decide to draw an architectural picture of minsk together. they easily walk on the roof of the belgossyrk and climb the steps of the future sports palace. architect filimonov is one of the first large-scale sports palaces in the soviet union. uh, the project turned out to be very successful used in some other cities, but the first one was built in the city of minsk and it was a whole event, and events in what cultural life. artists began to move into their lives - a new building. i got it a year later, so today these frames

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how much will a square cost? how will they deal with long-term construction and why the future belongs to electric houses, if the construction is delayed, unfinished construction objects appear and even living objects. how to build housing without unnecessary red tape? the less we dilute responsibility, the better the result of work we will have, where our colleagues from the russian federation are waiting for our specialists, let's say they want to see us at their construction sites, and also how much should a square meter cost - this price in the morning, the minister of architecture and construction reported this to the head of the state. in the evening he will tell you a draft conversation with the president. watch right now. ruslan viktorovich hello here at the start of 2023. what are the most important plans for you today to rebuild the industry that you called the main ones, maybe you have identified the key issues that need to be addressed. here in this current twenty-third year. i think they are old. and

. >> time square, we'll be right back. ♪. ♪.ight that i gained was strictly in my belly which is a sign of insulin resistance. but since golo, that weight has completely gone away, as you can tell. thanks to golo and release, i've got my life and my health back. . >>> it's gail king my new year resolution is to get good sleep consistently, including the weekends, that never happens to me. >> my new year resolution is to surf more >> my resolution is to be a better person. >> get my garage cleaned up >> i have atv, i got to clean them. >> mine is to stop saying dumb things >> my new year resolution is only put energy into things that feed me creatively in my soul. >> this year, i'm going to straighten up >> i was on that show with bob, >> bob we're is going to straighten, one of the highlights was introducing dead and company at city field. at a concert, it was so cool. >> i got to say, so the rain kind of stopped but the crowd is >> they've been out here 18 hours >> we got about 34 minutes until the ball shop and it's 2023, do y

i'm here thank you yellow walk around the square.o say well as i have my recipe of the late grandmother tomorrow at noon, three boilers will be put on the square. the first with boiling water, the second with icy water, the third with boiling milk, and the king will bathe in all three to rejuvenate. oh, you're crafty. the tsar, however , cannot reach the second cauldron, she is busy. the first one will jump. so you don't love me. my caesar hearing i beg your pardon. and here i am racking my brains that it was earlier to launch the wedding first, and then katya and first katya and then the wedding, and he had already thought of everything. my mother is a mare grandmother's ring in the second bird pie, and in the third flower of life and death, then vanya will remain alive. how do you know from your grandmother from your grandmother so ring? you have the first ivana will hear from across the sea, not like from a dungeon, but a flower, where to get it at the end of the world. do you know how many edges of the light i will not have time

even though this will destroy the only public square in the neighborhood.t's one of the few places where we can come together, where children can play. >> three years ago, a minister of the conversative government came to this square and announced it would be taken back. >> we will return this square to the people, we will end the lawlessness. thanks to our party, nia demokratia, this will become a normal square again. most people in athens, however, have no problem with exarchia's alternative charm. residents from all over come together at the neighborhood's weekly market. >> what's wrong with occupying a building that's been vacant for years if that saves you living on the streets? you're not driving anyone out. >> a group of locals have gathered in a small park to discuss how the area can be made more appealing. they want to make the improvements themselves. but police officers watch them suspiciously. >> the public open spaces are in danger in athens and, i don't know, around the whole country. ♪ >> the people of exarchia want to preserve its unique cha

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and 1500 square feet. and we understand the dr requesting has concerns about his light and air. (inaudible) being effected. being in a urban setting we recognize every project has impact on the adjacent properties and we have tried our best to reduce those impacts. and next i'll walk through the concessions we made in response to his concerns. next, please. so, our project was code compliant we made our first revision to reduce impact and address all comments from the design review team. we removed the roof deck in order for the rear house which is next to his third floor deck to be eliminated. we also minimized that first floor roof profile and minimized the front stair (inaudible) lowered the building by 2 feet 9 inches, setback the second (inaudible) by 3 feet for the length of 25 feet and relocate the bay to the other side. staff was satisfied with this revision and deemed the project (inaudible) next, please. after reviewing the revision the dr requester asked for the (inaudible) as well as the rear h

not literally squares but a mean that there is separate squares that are mutually exclusive and thee borders between the two are very clear and easy to demarcate. went to identify the square over there, essence of french news belongs in that square, and right next to the essence of german us a long suit right next to that and you can draw clear boundary line is that this is frankness, that is german this. that is an essential underpinning to an entire nationalist worldview. then they go on and say once you have drawn that map that square gets every the government. soso that there is one-to-one correspondence between people and the government, culture and the government. and crucially they believe that the government has a responsibility to keep that square being that square so if you are thehe french governmentt is part of your duty, your responsibility to maintain, uphold, defendant upkeep frenchness. and so when you say america is a christian nation, you also imply a whole host of things underneath that. implicitly you are doing that america is defined by specific cultural heritage

charlie de mar in times square. thank you. >>> today pope francis marked the new year, presides over mass at st. basilica. the pontiff led prayers for the late benedict xvi. he died at the age of 95. his funeral is set for thursday. >>> russia has marked the new year with new attacks on ukraine, as verbal attacks by leaders intensify. ian leave reports from mykolaiv. >> reporter: russia wasn't going to let ukraine end 2022 in peace. this man stands next to the body of his dead wife in kyiv. their house destroyed by a russian strike. this woman says she and her husband were knocked unconscious by the explosion, then woke up, as more shook their neighborhood. russia launched exploding drones. this one shot down reads, happy new year. in an address to the nation, russian president vladimir putin justified his invasion, while toasting his troops. >> translator: this has been a year of difficult, necessary decisions of crucial steps towards russia's full sovereignty. >> reporter: ukrainian troops on ro returned russia's

but there was, of course, a particular notice of embassy because it was held in some fetal square and with tens of thousands of people in attendance. not to mention large numbers of, of cardinals. the scene carries for the last 10 years. this essentially been to pope's living in the vatican to living pope's. how do you think bennett benedict's death will change things to pope france is going forward when you say to pope's but one of course called himself a meritus, a retired pope. and he was, in fact, although many people thought he would be a focus for conservative theological ideas, opposed to pope francis and there would be a rivalry, in fact, he was extremely discreet. and there was very, very little friction. if any, at all, there was a good rapport between the 2 men, how it will change his, his is being gone. well i, it's difficult to say hope francis has been very quietly reforming the catholic church, but actually making quite substantial progress. i don't think this will really change that much. he will continue on the path that he's on. as we mentioned earlier, you covered b

even though this will destroy the only public square in the neighborhood.t's one of the few places where we can come together, where children can play. >> three years ago, a minister of the conversative government came to this square and announced it would be taken back. >> we will return this square to the people, we will end the lawlessness. thanks to our party, nia demokratia, this will become a normal square again. most people in athens, however, have no problem with exarchia's alternative charm. residents from all over come together at the neighborhood's weekly market. >> what's wrong with occupying a building that's been vacant for years if that saves you living on the streets? you're not driving anyone out. >> a group of locals have gathered in a small park to discuss how the area can be made more appealing. they want to make the improvements themselves. but police officers watch them suspiciously. >> the public open spaces are in danger in athens and, i don't know, around the whole country. ♪ >> the people of exarchia want to preserve its unique cha

last year. built in russia above 100 million square meters in 2029.re will rise to 120 million. annual living conditions will improve for 5 million families, and the level of housing provision will increase. here in this new strategy. we have combined all types of construction industrial transport housing. commercial repairs were linked to housing and communal services with the supply of engineering communications with the reform of housing and communal services, they were linked by region in terms of terms for all programs, because earlier we could build a residential microdistrict there, but there was no road built to it, or vice versa. there were not enough kindergartens to build a residential microdistrict there. here we have prescribed common things for the industry in the strategy, for example, a single regulatory framework for reducing the institutional cycle, training personnel further linking specific programs, but you must give the rhythm of construction three directions for its transformation, namely administrative digital and professional

not literally squares but their separate squares that are mutually exclusive. the borders between them are very clear in easy to demarcater once you identify the square is they are the essence of french and us belong in that square. right next to the essence of german this belongs right next to t that. on a clear boundary line. that is an essentialni underpinning to an entire nationalist worldview. once you've drawn that map, that checkerboard, every square gets a government. there is one -- one correspondence between a people in a culture and a government. and crucially they believe the government has a responsibility to keep that square, be in that square but if you're the french governments part of your duty, your responsibility to maintain, uphold, defend french and us. and so when you say american is a christian nation, youea are ao implying a whole host of things underneath that. implicitly you are arguing thereby certain heritage for this heritage is easily identifiable and demarcated. that you get to say what that cultural identity is. and that governme

let's go now to new york city where emily is in times square with us as well tonight.ning in new york emily? ♪ ♪ all yours emily take away. >> emily from times square and i have commissioner kavanaugh with me and ton of members of her squad this is new york's bravest it is such an honor to have them here tonight tell us a little bit about your team and what you guys are doing for the new yorkers tonight in times square. >> absolutely we want to make sure everybody is out here safely so we partner with nypd this is our business wrist night of the year we have hundreds of members out here making sure new yorkers are safe here in times square and they get home safely at the end of the night. thank you for your service first and foremost tell us what are you most looking forward to as a squad in 2023? >> i think, you know, all new yorkers we have a good 2022 but coming out of covid we want to have a better 2023 watch the city come back we're very excited for it. >> for everyone to be safe, of course. >> exactly. always safe at fire department that's our motto. >> we learn

times square at midnight.mp teen time we have heard the fbi say this person is on our radar. if someone is under a suspicion of terrorism. that's a good reason for them to follow someone. when does the radar screen turn into scrambling the fighter jets? is it when they go to a massive event on a holiday. that would trigger some intervention i think the public would hope that we are tracking these people with the purpose of preventing these incidents. >> griff: city council meeting would this come up. >> i can almost assure you this won't come up. the irony the city council thinks it dealt with crime in times square. they put up gun free zone in times square. that's the mentality of what the state legislature and the city thinks about crime problem. >> griff: are they taking these threats serious enough. >> we have a joint terrorism task force. and counter-terrorism bureau. it's the top of our game. the policymakers that oftentimes fail us. >> griff: having been here in times square i wasn't in new york this ye

peter's square. >>> thanks for being with us.he family of bryan kohberger, the suspect in the stabbing deaths of four idaho college students, is speaking out and offering their condolences. kohberger himself is sitting in a pennsylvania jail awaiting extradition and facing four counts of first-degree murder. cnn's veronica miracle has the family's statement and the mood in moscow, idaho. >> reporter: bryan kohberger's family has put out a statement through his public defender saying, "first and foremost we care deeply for the four families who have lost their precious children. there are no words that can adequately express the sadness we feel, and we pray each day for them. we will continue to let the legal process unfold, and as a family, we will love and support our son and brother. we have fully cooperated with law enforcement agencies in an attempt to seek the truth and promote his presumption of innocence rather than judge unknown facts and make erroneous assumptions. we respect privacy in this matter, as our family and the

there was a stillness, a calmness of quiet the, obviously the hymns singing out around the square. and this is, i think, probably exactly what pope marriage, hispanic, the 16th had wanted. he said he didn't want to sort of fool pomp and ceremony of a normal paypal funeral. the funeral is now over there. benedict, the 16th will now be interred in the vault of saint petersburg silica is that right? yes, that's right. so the wooden casket that was brought out into saint peter's square for the funeral will then be sealed once again in zinc, and then put in to another wooden a coffin that will then be in touch. in the grotto is underneath the basilica of saint peter that is common for a normal pope. and then perhaps he may be late to rest elsewhere within the, within the building at a later point. but for now that's, that's what will happen going forward later on today. now we know that that the current type francis course presided over the funeral mass for his predecessor, some commentators saying that france, this was himself looking quite frail during the ceremony. yeah, that's corre

in that case i will add it. >> we are getting the deck at 200 square feet at least 200 square feet. >> now i'm really confused. what's the purpose of the 200 feet. >> i'm just going to set it back. i don't care how big it is. i just want it to setback. i want to be clear on what the heck we are doing so we can approve it. >> i will say it will be five feet on all sides. >> commissioner imperial, sorry to impede on your motion making. >> this is okay. i will retract that on my original motion to approve this staff's recommendation. >> okay. >> >> is there a second for that motion? >> commissioner diamond seconded that motion. >> okay. >> could we clarify the use of the word para pit versus a railing? a para pit is not a railing. >> through para pit i was recommending removal of the staff report was simply that at the property line by setting back first of all is not allowed by code and second of all, it's more than you need and certainly not what you need when you setback five feet from the building. i want to clarify it. >> there is a motion and second and i would like to reread the m

to cover all 49 square miles of san francisco in water 5.5 ft deep but.put it in perspective , it would still take another 19 saturday size storms to get us back up to normal reservoir levels there. tom baker, ktvu fox two news in the sierra. they are measuring the new snowfall in feet not inches tonight. uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab shared this video taken at its research station during the storm yesterday. that station is that 6900 ft, it recorded more than two ft of snow in a 24 hour stretch the main roads around lake tahoe slowly reopening, but the chp is warning that driving conditions remain difficult, and highways could close again as more weather makes its way to the sierra. later in the week, the chp and drugs spent new year's eve pulling out dozens of stranded vehicles, but thankfully, no injuries reported last night. officers urging everyone headed to the mountains to check for chain controls before they leave county was hit with another earthquake today, the u. s. geological survey says a magnitude 5.4 quake struck around 10 30 this m