st. francis interior minister says police arrested more than 700 people on the 5th night of unrest across the country. during those riots, the home of paris sub of mail was rammed by a car and set a light loss on blown may or on the southern suburb of layla hose, said in a statement that his wife and one of his children were injured. john paul from the conservative leader to become party, was not at home at the town hall. during the incident, the regional prosecute has opened an investigation for attempted murder, the dw correspondence on your phone. the car is in the commune, off and let. and there was an issue some top, the latest for us. and this a while ago you drop it off because as you can see behind me the street that has been completely cordoned off by the police. what we do know is the protest of ram the car into the garden gate office home. his students and wife load reported the a seat in the house were getting the faults that his wife has been injured and has been hospitalized. so as you can imagine, this incident has sparked huge outrage who we've been reading from public pro

st. francis, kansas. we raise cattle and hogs and we have some chickens for eggs. and we basically produce food. [gentle guitar music plays] [chiwetel] mike callicrate is a country boy through and through. born third of eight children to a family that had been farming on the plains since the early 1900s. his dad and his granddad had been farmers and mike was never going to be the one to change anything. -[guitar music plays] -[cheering and hollering] [mike] i started riding bulls when i was in high school. id go to high school rodeos and then it was an easy transition to want to go to college and rodeo in college. i not only was a bull rider and could make money rodeoing but i made the bull ropes that the bull riders use to, to hang onto. i ended up being one of the top three bull rope makers in the country. [chiwetel] this is calicrate country, the high plains, home to 20% of the entire agricultural output of the united states. today, mike raises 1,500 head of cattle on his family farm. but small family farms are dying out on the high plains. and mike callicrate h

st. francis was asking him all the time, what should be done? what should be done? what should be done?id that at a distance stretch your arms, where you reach with a hoe dig up the earth, and then the harvest will be, that each of us must do something. i won't hide. this, of course, is there, well, not some kind of fetish, but i enjoy, of course, this is the whole art history museum community. i must say, thank you that this does not fit into such and such dusty cabinets. so we can see what you learn here, by the way, advanced technological methods. chemical analysis also helps. so the chemistry is everywhere. you can see us everywhere here. at some point, the question arose of what we it is necessary to understand what is important for the market. we decided to create this sibur polylab, a separate big story about a joint program with an innovation center. skolkovo is all built from scratch created from scratch simulated production. well, there are 15-17 various alterations on them to work out the possibility of obtaining those consumer properties of materials and finished products al

st. francis should be. when we saw this week at the board of supervisors was an appellate who invited the board of supervisorers to consider. that there is a project where everybody who touch today in the city government all the career professionals from the city attorney's office which was wrong on ceqa. the fire marshall wrong on fire safety. our environmental plan are wrong on how that works. our engineer from public health. career professionals all of them were wrong like a perfect storm of error. this the board of supervisors with our expert ease was invited to feks. that it should not be this way and i am grateful to the mayor and grateful to hack to everybody for doing this with this! i'm coming in on time. thank you, everybody. [applause] next up irving gonzalez. >> i'm done. my apologies. [laughter] all right. no now afternoon i'm glad to see you here. i am irving gonzalez i'm an architectigate of of san francisco 35 years in the community of affordable how doing and community base design of i'm al

st. francis taurus, you've probably heard miami mayor francis was running for president.ow can i help? ashley: that paul is live answering questions and we will tell you how it works. a private college using federal tax dollars to push woke by policies. you will be shocked to learn it's a catholic school. democrats blaming supreme court for striking down student loan forgiveness and now targeting house republicans who block the president's plan. chad pergram will have the report next. ♪ in save up to 30% at pods.com today. president has a year long grace period for students to start repaying loans. but even that is not enough for the left. that we're kind of pushing back on the by the administration on is that interest will start to accrue on september 1st. and so what we are proposing is to freeze interest and maintain 0% interest on student loans. for the next 12 months, at least. democrats want student loan forgiveness to become a campaign issue. it's an effort to draw younger voters to the polls. ashleigh about getting those votes, chad thank you very much. appreciate

sofia pitched a shutout against st francis mountain view. there it is no. this.ey baylor scored one run in the last inning to win the title. watching our fans in the stands like half of them have their faces painted red and they have pom poms and they have signs and they're jumping around screaming with us and you know, it's just it's an amazing feeling was still in shock. when she got home and talked with her parents. they were like sylvia, just one like the state championship. that's crazy, and i was just like yeah. i just want to be alone like i didn't want to go out to eat dinner like i didn't want to go party. you know, i didn't want to do anything special. i just wanted to go home and relax. rusting is well deserved. it was a hard fought journey for marriott et who started off the season in a rough spot. i was really physically weak and mentally weak. you know, i wasn't having a great season beforehand. but when i started high school softball i know i really picked it up and i felt i needed to be changed. her mentality focused on the positive and relied on

and in the wall of the st francis before she get off a second shot to san francisco, cops jumped her and then, of course, the secret service, they dragged her into the locked out. they shoved the president into the limousine and on top of him is don rumsfeld and a couple of secret service agents, and they take off at 80 miles an hour for the airport and they get halfway there. and this muffled voice says. oh, darn. you're awfully heavy. get off of me. and the remarkable thing, this is the second time in two weeks that had narrowly escaped death. and by all accounts, it didn't seem to to faze him. he called mrs. ford, of course, he wanted to reassure her. he did say later on, of course, mrs. ford was out of, you know, a very vocal campaign for the era and associated with any number of of women's issues. and he did say to her in jest, those women lousy shots. and. it was probably a good thing. i know. one quick thing and then hopefully we'll hear from questions. when you look at the ford presidency, we've talked about lots, you know, minor discoveries and revelations. ultimately, it se

st. francis hotel. the people just kind of keep showing up on their own and i think the connections are there to be made but it wasn't like when i was writing each individual chapter i was thinking about them. when i put it together, maybe you need to bring that out. there's more interesting stuff about that figure, bill graham or charles sullivan or tying it into what's going on in different parts of the city or the bay area at that time. i definitely -- real quick, there is a big melvin belli si i couldn't get in on deadline. -- belli essay i couldn't get in on deadline. he was a big attorney in the 1950's, 1960's, 1970's. he had the zodiac killer write some letters, shows up in 2007 and he is the stones' attorney, the rolling stones. i wanted to do the big melvin belli essay but i didn't. hopefully i can do a revised and expanded edition. >> brad schreiber, author of " revolutions' end," he asks -- bob: brad, hi, thanks for stopping by. >> what do you recall about the hysteria of 1973-1974 in the bay

st. francis hospital and st. mary medical center. support the budget requests for funds real treatment on demandful break up drug market and more shelter ins san francisco. it is piecemeal and does not support needs we are heartened by dph cord nayed care but well is more work to do. we ask to you support breaking update open air drug markets. thes a 300% increase in staff assaults and the drug markets ballooned. we heard from partners the affect of the drug market and ask you to continue effortses to disrupt them. we are here to support shelter availability. once someone upon spendses 30 days on the street they are risk of homelessness and drug addiction. we have financial low supported the opening of [inaudible] and the 33 goth tiny home project we need more short term housing. thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisor i'm patricia i live in the city for 48 years and holing frart for 43 years. i have a lot of guests calling where the san francisco is safe to come. i feel hurt

st. francis should be. when we saw this week at the board of supervisors was an appellate who invited the board of supervisorers to consider. that there is a project where everybody who touch today in the city government all the career professionals from the city attorney's office which was wrong on ceqa. the fire marshall wrong on fire safety. our environmental plan are wrong on how that works. our engineer from public health. career professionals all of them were wrong like a perfect storm of error. this the board of supervisors with our expert ease was invited to feks. that it should not be this way and i am grateful to the mayor and grateful to hack to everybody for doing this with this! i'm coming in on time. thank you, everybody. [applause] next up irving gonzalez. >> i'm done. my apologies. [laughter] all right. no now afternoon i'm glad to see you here. i am irving gonzalez i'm an architectigate of of san francisco 35 years in the community of affordable how doing and community base design of i'm al

st. francis should be. when we saw this week at the board of supervisors was an appellate who invited the board of supervisorers to consider. that there is a project where everybody who touch today in the city government all the career professionals from the city attorney's office which was wrong on ceqa. the fire marshall wrong on fire safety. our environmental plan are wrong on how that works. our engineer from public health. career professionals all of them were wrong like a perfect storm of error. this the board of supervisors with our expert ease was invited to feks. that it should not be this way and i am grateful to the mayor and grateful to hack to everybody for doing this with this! i'm coming in on time. thank you, everybody. [applause] next up irving gonzalez. >> i'm done. my apologies. [laughter] all right. no now afternoon i'm glad to see you here. i am irving gonzalez i'm an architectigate of of san francisco 35 years in the community of affordable how doing and community base design of i'm al

st. mary's, saint francis memorial hospital and the outpatient and urgent care clinics associated with those hospitals. ucsf is meeting with the university of california board of regents next week to formally request approval. in a statement they say saint mary's and saint francis would become ucsf health facilities and would no longer have religious affiliation. >> san francisco leaders are moving forward with an effort to reform the city's business tax system. mayor breed and supervisors asked the city treasurer and controller to begin the process of getting input on specific reform recommendations from the business community and others. breed says efforts to strengthen the economy require changes in the way taxes are structured. san francisco faced a this year. it will frame the development of a november 2024 ballot measure. >> now to the effort to keep the a's in oakland. the mayor met with mlb commissioner rob manfred over the weekend in seattle. >> is not over until it's over. news sports anchor casey pratt was there. got the inside scoop from the mayor. >> i checked in with the mayor

st. mary's medical center and saint francis memorial hospital from dignity health.sition will help serve more people in san francisco who are underserved and increased capacity to those facilities. ucsf is meeting with the university of california board of regents next week to formally request approval for this. the deal would include outpatient and urgent care clinics associated with the hospitals. if approved the facilities would no longer have any religious affiliation. karina: it was meant to ease the transition for kids going into the foster care system but now it has been stolen. the latest on a storage unit theft and the toll it h so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we're gonna reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. - what now? - i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad... unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours. >> we are waiting for more information from san francisco police about an incident that shut down traffic at the highway 101 and interstate 80 interchange last night. you see police

st. francis should be. when we saw this week at the board of supervisors was an appellate who invited the board of supervisorers to consider. that there is a project where everybody who touch today in the city government all the career professionals from the city attorney's office which was wrong on ceqa. the fire marshall wrong on fire safety. our environmental plan are wrong on how that works. our engineer from public health. career professionals all of them were wrong like a perfect storm of error. this the board of supervisors with our expert ease was invited to feks. that it should not be this way and i am grateful to the mayor and grateful to hack to everybody for doing this with this! i'm coming in on time. thank you, everybody. [applause] next up irving gonzalez. >> i'm done. my apologies. [laughter] all right. no now afternoon i'm glad to see you here. i am irving gonzalez i'm an architectigate of of san francisco 35 years in the community of affordable how doing and community base design of i'm al

. >> and it's about franci 181s st key, who wrote the national anthem, the star-spangled banner. and yo anthemthu look at the sacrifice that the generations before us hav e for this country and then to have, you know, really the the most sacred things the national anthem, the flag is respected in that y. we're better than that. we're better as a country. yeah t , i feel that way about this song, summer breeze. look what we did to that. mmer e emily, did you read a book and? >> you read a book? did you read a book? i mean, yes, yes. >> not.ccer. did you ever play soccer? yeah. yeah. i bet you were pretty good: i ws huh? >> four years of varsity in high school. so you probably could've played pro. >> you wanted to get a job oy i okay, here's how i feel about whole situation that, you know, it is such a luxury to playivin. a sport for a living. >> and let's focus on megan rapinoe for a second, who was awarded the presidential medal freedom. thd when you look to the bio on the white house's website, that describes why in the very short explanation wh shorty it it's because she's an a

st. mary's medical center and saint francis -- saint francis memorial hospital from dignity help. take several months. a lot of ideas are being tossed around to revitalize downtown san francisco and that includes the university of california and bringing a new campus possibly to downtown. mayor london breed and a city attorney sent a letter to the chair of the city board of regents. the mayor said there is room for classrooms and lab space. considering moving city workers into empty office buildings according to the chronicle. she is asking the city's administration office to lead -- to leave space. also considering land or buildings for housing. it will be run by the planning department. the office of economic and workforce development and or the -- and other organizations. retail and entertainment businesses to return. reggie: mayor breed is ready -- weighing in on another aspect of city life. you have seen times where rubble taxis get stuck on san francisco streets. the mayor was on our 3:00 p.m. show and says she likes the concept but has reservations. >> they are being tested

st. euphrosyne of polotsk - this is the birthplace of francis.it was he who gave the belarusians the printed word in 1517, he printed the bible in the old belarusian language, and thereby perpetuated his name. monuments to our fellow countryman are installed in different countries of the world. and, of course, here in polotsk in its central part. you can see him too. polotsk is not only a cultural, educational and spiritual center, it is also the geographical center of europe in 2008 , a sign confirming this was installed here namely, here polotsk and its geographical coordinates. and this is not speculation. it is a scientifically proven fact that you can get a certificate that you have visited the center of the old world. right now we are on nizhnyaya pokrovskaya street for the last 100 years. the street has not actually changed, and the character of the executioner. he remained the same, we are businesslike and enterprising want an increase in salary, then rather in polotsk , a monument to a merchant with a magic coin. he loves outdoor activit

. >>> pope francis is calling arrested to revive the black sea grain deal. he spoke today in st.faithful to keep prayer for ukraine. the deal had allowed ukraine to export grain from seaports during the ongoing war. global wheat prices have gone up since russia banded the deal on july 17th. >>> saudi arabia will host a ukrainian organized summit at the red sea port of jetta in early august. it is meant to start negotiations and try to end that war. an official says ukraine and several other countries will take part. >>> strikes by thousands of actors and screenwriters is apparently having an impact will behind hollywood. it is shutting down what can be described as a magical place far away. >> reporter: welcome to laws. despite the yellow brick road there is not a witch or wizard in sight. production on the set of wicked in the english countryside is on pause after sag-aftra went on strike. here is munchkin land, which does not have munchkins until further notice. london is the third-largest center for movie production in the world . and it is feeling the effects of hollywood's s

pope francis has called on russia to return to the black sea deal that had allowed ukraine to safely export grain from its seaports despite the war. addressing crowds in sturged moscow to re—establish the initiative, saying the cry of millions suffering from hunger was rising to the sky. president putin withdrew from the un brokered agreement earlier this month after claiming russian demands to ease sanctions on its own grain and fertilizer exports had not been met. thousands of protesters have gathered outside the french embassy in niamey, the capital of niger, in support of the military coup. some tore down an embassy plaque, replacing it with flags from niger and russia, while others shouted anti—french and pro—russian slogans. there's been speculation that the coup leaders have enlisted the support of the russian mercenary group, wagner, which is active in other african countries. the french president, emmanuel macron, said he would not tolerate any attack against france or its interests. earlier the coup leaders accused the west african regional group, ecowas, of planning a military intervention in niger. at an extraordinary summit in the nigerian c

sponsor francis and go on and saudi arabia in october for was a breakdown insult with ukraine's. alexander is sick. okay. but it's the highest voters looking for dying. so lot of time to that st for this news out, but i'll be back in the middle of another full show. so do stay with us here. announces here the, [000:00:00;00] the, the 19 sixty's, the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was to dictate when new dynamic movements launched in the last of a 3 car series, which is 0. well, looks at the changes in society as a whole. teachers were looked after and learning methods were close to evaluate the permit you teach to the changing rules of when the expansion of the middle class and improve the transportation. the sixty's in the arab society on outages era, unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from a london broad cost center on elgin sierra from one side of vast empire spending several continents. but by the 1940s, the french were forced to confront the realities and demands for independence. and the 1st part of the documentary series out of there and looks at how the colonial unrest grew from set to no jerry, a full scale war and indo china blo