the head of state discussed the development of the city's industrial potential in glass production. valueso common views, we have a union state that has produced traditional record indicators in the economy, briefly on facts about achievements in order to devote more time to the cultural codes that unite belarus and russia. new tasks are stronger in the field of science, because there is a strategy for scientific and technological development, it’s all in a single russian-belarusian piggy bank, there are no winners, more or less winning. russian belarusian handball players, this is very cool, from smolensk, for example, the youth team actually plays in the belarusian championship among youth hockey teams, so the development is very strong, and i see very good prospects for our union state. a gala concert took place in the palace of the republic, 3 hours of art of two nations, history in dance, and a mosaic of equally dear and beloved kalinka and pesnyarovskaya mowed yaz kanyushina. and on the day of the unity of peoples , the neighboring countries decided to expand partnership in the scien

the situation with understanding and refrain from visiting territorial divisions of the state traffic police. of the cityf moscow in the coming hours, the resumption of the provision of public services by state traffic inspectorate units in full will be additionally reported. the operating hours of the departments will be extended to accommodate all citizens who apply. in turkey , the construction of the first power unit of the sakuyu nuclear power plant, which is being built with the participation of russian specialists, has almost been completed. commissioning work has begun on the unit, which is personally supervised by the head of rusatom, alexey likhachov. according to him , the unit could begin generating energy as early as next year. which one is the first in turkey? work on the nuclear island is progressing as planned, this year we will fully check all systems, both the primary circuit and hydraulic ones. we will conduct tests, load simulators directly into the reactor, and do everything so that next year the first block of akuclear will become part of the reactor. residents of gagauzia who live

in the regional center, the head of state visited the construction site of the city clinical hospitalan important social facility for the city, on yanka kupala avenue. the visit program includes questions. when i tell people that funding for the healthcare system in our country is six times more than funding for the ministry of internal affairs, many people are very surprised; they think that in addition to healthcare there is education, that is in fact, we continue to implement projects, this also concerns the health center in slonyam, this is the school in pervomaisk in the lissky district, this is the continuation of the construction of the onka dispensary, the interchange in lida, we have not built the stench gardens, the dispensary has not yet been built... the queue has opened, then it it seems to be continuing, funding is coming, equipment is being supplied, somewhere with problems, somewhere this, but it will be introduced, we are combining two hospitals into this modern medical institution, the staffing of the department here generally corresponds to the experience gained in

cities are out of compliance here? >> right now there are 40 cities and towns across the bay area that are out of compliance according to the latest state data. these are cities of all stripes, all income levels from wine country to the peninsula out to contra costa and solana. overall, we found 40% of cities in our region are out of compliance. that now includes portola valley. >> so that's a big number here. why are these cities being flagged by the state? are there specific checkmarks here? >> we're not doing enough to create new housing is what it comes down to. and these targets are determined by the state. they're across different income levels. it's all about keeping action moving forward. so what's interesting about this portola valley case is that the towns had been compliant. they had submitted their plan for housing. but then the state came back and said hey, this isn't moving fast enough and it pulled them out of compliance. so the state is showing good enough to have a plan, there has to be follow-through and action. >> you mentioned the city, maybe 40 around the bay area, including portola valley. so i'm not compliant. the

the state of maryland is honored to welcome the president of the united states to one of the most important cities in the united states. ladies and gentlemen, the 46th president of the united states of america, president joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: thank you, thank you, thank you. please, please, thank you. [applause] >> woo! woo! [applause] pres. biden: by the way, folks, i said to my dad, dad, you are mispronouncing baltimore. [laughter] please sit down. the biden family goes all the way back to being watermen in this bay in the mid-1800s. my father was born and raised here in baltimore. there is a strong, strong connection. i still have family in the region. governor moore, congressman, mayor scott, county executive johnny o. -- i like that. to all the military members and first responders, most importantly to the people of maryland, i am here to say your nation has your back and i mean it. your nation has your back. [applause] you have without exaggeration one of the finest delegations in the congress of any state in the union and they know how to get this done and we will get this paid

of our state and our nation. the branch is located along stewart street on the ground floor of the rincon center. developed during feinstein's tenure as mayor. >> coming up, the state and cityave spent billions of dollars trying to solve the housing and homelessness crisis. but is it working? the shocking results, released in a new audit today. >> plus, the race is on to find this entangled gray whale that marine mammal experts say could die if it's not cut he is not doing enough to assess the cost effectiveness of its homelessness programs. and not only was the state audited, but two california cities were also evaluated, including one here in the bay area. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has the story. >> just validates everything that advocates have been saying for a long time. we've been saying, where's the responsibility? where's the accountability? and we were right. reaction. >> tuesday from an advocate to the unhoused after this state audit was released. it found that california spent $24 billion over five fiscal years in efforts to end homelessness. but didn't consistently track the outcomes of the work or effectiveness of the programs. state senator dave cort

pipeline for recruitment which is in line with what the mayor talked about in the state of city, to in to invite to move into downtown san francisco and some of our vacant office buildings. so that would be a terrific partnership if that can happen. satellite campus and whatever, and this is not just, this is fire department and maybe police too. >> so i can speak to that if you would like, vice president fraser. >> sure. >> right now for this summer, wore work withing director sharyl davis on internship, six-week internships for young people that are going to be included. so this is just the first step and as chief kylo said, he and chief buford are coming up with ideas and we'll submit them to dr. davis and see where they lead. this is the first time to putting the toe in the water. >> that's great news, thank you so much. let's see the other question i had was around this comment on page 18 that our department does not have annual health check. can you explain that a little bit? >> that's correct, we don't have an annual health check, this is a discussion that we're having with the

so many people are surprised that of all these cities in the united states of america and all the cities in the south are recalcitrant, who are obstinate, who hostile to desegregation, that when it came to the school system in atlanta we have the image of ruby bridges, that little girl in new orleans. right, with federal marshals. we have the images of those little kids from rock central high. those nine children, that little girl isolated from the other eight walking in a horde of vile, horrible, hateful little kids and adults, grown adults. and we have these images and like, hey, atlanta doesn't have those images. we have the images of rosa parks and the right we have the images of dr. arrested because he was in this boycott. we have these images, but we don't have those images for atlanta. and we've heard this, a city too busy, to hate, turns out. and we know birmingham and god, his soul, those four girls. so we know about birmingham and we know about dynamite hill and birmingham and birmingham. it turns and i'm not the first person to find this one particular fact about burning man.

it was 17 years ago and 2000 of them are working in the city. which revolves around the state of the city you see, in terms of the metro fleet, we also have a serious backlog in the metro fleet , so the issue was the development of the city's infrastructure and our metro fleet, which we were invited to china because of the one belt one road idea that the honorable president of china and the leader china is we were invited, and when we were invited, tehran had signed a contract for 3,000 buses, 1,000 of which were electric , and we were there for two days, then we gave ourselves time to follow that metro fleet with a better condition for purchase. a contract was signed in 2016 for 630 wagons for the city of tehran, the client of this contract was the ministry of interior, and before we went to china, the team of the ministry of interior had gone to china and made this contract stable and operational. it was, that is, the previous government had not done this, but the current government , the current revolutionary government, helped us to the tehran municipality and this contract was im

there's been sort of the racism that exist -- aware not land but in the new york city and new york state housing ecosystem has gotten a bigger voice of people talking about access to high opportunity areas and not allowing suburbs to continue what is effectively impacting the red-lining we have seen so long we passed a bill to not allow people to discriminate based on source of facebook so if you have a section eight voucher we had a settlement the other day there is brokers or rampant and latent discrimination. so i think all of those voices are voices that had traditionally been in the pro housing, pro supply and pro development and that is giving us wind and we also have a great new bill yes, in god's back yard bringing churches two the land use conversation. we long will church redevelopment in new york city and rest of the state powerful jinx for development but looking with per tools an another great voice. >> a lot of religious institutions tend to be house rich if you will. that is they have facilities, they are cash poor so this helps them sustained themselves. >> absolutely. an

state funding to build affordable housing. two thirds of funding for the construction of affordable housing in san francisco comes from state or federal government. only one third of the funding comes from the city. the competition for statewide affordable housing funds is intense, and every point towards a higher score matters. when the applicant pool is crowded, the affordable housing and sustainable communities program and the infill infrastructure grant programs have awarded. 18 san francisco projects. more than 309,000,000 in 4 funding rounds since 2018. this funding helps build thousands of new affordable units. these funding opportunities are becoming more competitive though, so having preference points via the pro housing designation is an important part of securing state funding and realizing our affordable housing production goals, specifically, there are three housing projects totaling 352 units that have pending applications to the affordable housing and sustainable communities grant program for up to 50 million each. that includes 35 million for the housing developments and 15 million for supporting transportation improvements. so 150 million total. if awarded, these projects would

at least 3 people have been shot and wounded as in need of fitz or festival in the united states, city of philadelphia. police arrested 5 people in connection with the shooting, including a 15 year old boy. the incidents happened as a residence to celebrate to the end of ramadan or flooding has forced tens of thousands to leave their homes in border areas of southern russia and catholic stone. melting snow has raised water levels along the your old river, costing dikes and dams to collapse. dorsey as have setup a rescue operation, the local residents say enough's enough was done to prevent the search. the flooded area is getting bigger by the hour. the rising waters now threatened the regional capital of our in board. a city of more than half a 1000000 authorities urging everyone in dangerous areas to leave their homes. mother and civil the. it's hard for me around we have to stay strong vehicle. my son has come for that. i have to give an example that we will overcome it to deal with the floods heat, several regions in west in siberia and neighboring cars like stone rushes emergencies

and that's why, in my state of the city address, i announced 30 by 30 my plan to bring 30,000 residentsthe downtown of san francisco by 2030, because san francisco has to become a new neighborhood. neighborhoods in san francisco all over. whether it's the mission, the bayview, the marina, they're thriving, people are out the sun is shining. it's exciting. restaurants are opening, businesses are opening. but downtown has to be just like our neighborhoods. and my goal is to make sure that it becomes that way by bringing residents, bringing office, continuing with our 9 to 5 office space, but also making downtown 24 over seven with activities, events, nightlife, you name it. we need to bring all of it to downtown and make sure that downtown is not just a place you work, but it's a place you play and a place you live. >> yeah, i know we've talked about this for months. do you have any firm commitments you can share with viewers about, you know, businesses, universities, anything like that coming to the city? >> well, we have conversations going on, and as soon as we get those firm commitmen

been created in the free economic zone of the minsk industrial park vyaliki stone with many prospects. which are built both between our states and between the cityf smolensk and the moskovsky district of the city of minsk, they have always been fruitful, they have always been aimed at development, today we are working tomorrow in the field of business, in industry, we are working in the field of education in the field of culture, and these areas have been fruitfully developing for quite a long time, and today there are interesting ideas, how to make them even more expanded, the campaign of the supervision of ... pamiga smayalenski i maskoskim rayns padpisan yashet ° 2018. the bust is overwhelmed by the measure of measurement-ekaniychyi і navyukov-tahniychnaya, the cultural adolespeye spheres. so this evening the actors of the smalensk chamber theater will appear on the stage of the belarusian mustheater and will perform the tour performance "zhanitsba balzaminava" in the play of astrouskag. barysa, the city center of the city-palytychnaya life of the minsk region, the city on byarezin, straight through the long dance. idnannya of the people of b

in bryansk, in a flood zone of almost 200 houses, water rapidly rose in the rivers within the city, the authorities declared a stateemergency, several city highways were blocked, and now some streets cannot be reached. 12 thousand volunteers, participants of the svo received a certificate of combat veterans, the foundation, defenders of the fatherland, helped with this. the document gives the right to social guarantees and state assistance, as she said. assistance to military veterans is provided in a targeted and comprehensive manner; each is assigned a personal social coordinator, not just an employee, often a friend. today there are 3 5 employees who work in every municipality, in every small town, in order to proactively come to the children who live in remote villages. territories, so that they are also not deprived of attention and receive the assistance that is due to them by the state in full. in in accordance with the instructions of the president, a system of support measures has been built for veterans at all levels of government, this includes personal medical, social and legal assistance, technical mea

speaker, a couple days ago on saturday in the city of hartford, connecticut, the capital city of state of connecticut, 60,000 people gathered to celebrate the parade that was held in honor of the uconn men's college basketball team, which, again, just a mere week ago on monday swept over the university of purdue, a very good team, and secured back-to-back national titles. mr. speaker, that's the first time that's happened since 2007 when florida university was able to do back-to-back titles. college basketball has changed a lot since then. the new rules allow players to transfer from one university to another with no loss of eligibility. the nba continues to recruit even freshmen who play in the ranks of college basketball. the ability of a university to repeat because of all these factors that undermine continuity was really, i think, extraordinary that the uconn men were able to -- after losing three players from last year's team, to the nba, losing other players to the portal was still able to reload and under the amazing leadership -- amazing leadership of coach danny hurley was ab

as by daybreak, the incident was being down played most have a use of the state media reporting. the city was calm and emphasizing that nothing was out of the ordinary for doors. so the, there were some loud sounds that were heard in the east stuff. the city of s, behind this was related to the air defense system, as though we told you, and our viewers before triggered by the presence of the 3 small drones that were present in that area. other than that, nothing has happened. everything is back to normal. us officials have reportedly told media that israel is behind the incident. it's will cabinets has been debasing its response to a large scale, a rainy and messiah tac last week. and iran said it had retaliated to a presumed is riley strike on the roms, embassy and syria. which killed 13 people. israel hasn't acknowledge the it's the honda tech, but it's national security minister indicated he thought it didn't go far enough. posting the wood feeble on social media. and ma'am condemned the suspected strike while egypt road for strange from o policies. the you and other regional leaders a

admit that it, it was very costly in terms of meant power of immigration is a key election issue in the united states as well. keenly in new york city, which is the migraines passed from the southern board of buying consecutive states as a political tool. when non profit is welcoming the new commas and providing them with much of needed closing, we checked in on the little shop of kindness to find out how it works. all this for free, this is the special or for the little shop of kindness mix to new immigrants here in new york city. but i am phlebotamy, for example, for my daughter. i have the shirts. it's almost summer season god willing to be done to use giddy loose came to the us from columbia with her husband and 2 children. it's how fast the time of the shop. how does she feel about it? i have them. we're going to very, very grateful. really, because you come here as an immigrant and you don't have any say any. i'm very grateful for the way they take care of you for the help that they give you a, the villages supple sky. and this was founded by the receptive money 2022. besides providing much needed material helped me crumbs. it

front, both the state of washington and california were kind of amongst the early recent wave in recent years of raising their prices. other states of a fold, even within california, some citiesn the $20 being introduced today. so it depends on the policy of each state, each city, is that kind of how much this has an influence, but california definitely has been the leaders on this issue in recent years. leaders on this issue in recent ears. ~ : : ~' leaders on this issue in recent ears. ~ : . ~ leaders on this issue in recent ears. ~ : :, ~' :, years. michelle, thank you for “oininu years. michelle, thank you for joining us- _ the boss of japan's nippon steel has defended plans to buy america's second biggest steel producer. the deal to buy us steel was agreed in december, but the white house says the company should stay in american hands. the japanese firm is calling for its roots in the united states to be recognised. here's our business reporter david waddell. here he is, the new president of nippon steel, tadashi imai. he takes up post today and on the top of his in—tray a tricky assignment. the $14 billion purchase of us steel. a deal has been agreed, but it's united th

in the regional center , the head of state visited the construction site of the city clinical hospital, an important social facility for the city, on yanka kupala avenue. the visit program includes issues of development of industrial potential. the president was informed about the socio-economic development of the region. alexander lukashenko recalled previously given instructions. last week, during a working trip to the ashmyany region, the head of state drew attention to the problem of uncollected stones in the fields. this is fraught. failure of equipment during the harvest, according to the presidential aide, inspector for the grodno region yuri karaev, about 60% of the stones were removed. at the construction site , the emphasis is on the future of the country; the new hospital will replace the bed capacity of the two old ones, and will also operate in conjunction with the fourth hospital. this will allow rational use of the total bed capacity to eliminate duplication. there will be mainly therapeutic departments here. grodno is ours, and we will not give it to anyone even a milli

have a listen to the mayor and her recent state of the city address. >> building homes and adding treatment beds is progressive. >> peskin would argue that the need for housing would also be balanced against something else. >> i think it is also about sticking up for the neighborhoods of san francisco. >> so the city's race for mayor begins to take shape, a lot of talk about shifting politics in san francisco. >> i don't think this is about progressives or moderates, this is about taking care of san francisco and being a mayor who knows how. >> reporter: so much discussion about him running for so long, that the announcement all feels a little bit like a fake lead, but the campaign is really beginning. the deadline to sign up is in june. >> they will be facing off against some high-profile and well-funded moderates, they include mark stijl, daniel e, and founder of antipoverty nonprofit and supervisor. >>> breaking news from berkeley, there has been a possible shooting on a freeway on ramp, witnesses told chp that a driver was shot before the car crashed on the on ramp to i-80. the victim w

. >> a growing number of states, counties, even cities have set up groups to study the lingering effects of slavery and anti-black racism. the creation of these groups has not guaranteed support for reparations, however, and to those who think that even having this conversation is unfair or wrong, i say it would be wrong not to have it. though there has been some momentum in recent years. in 2020, california was the first state to create a task force to study the harms of the state's anti-black policies and develop a plan to make those affected and their descendants whole. in 2021, evanston, illinois, became the first city in the country in modern history to pay out some form of reparations $25,000 to eligible black residents for home repairs . 16 lucky residents received the money out of more than 100 applicants. funds were raised in part by a cannabis tax. in 2022, the city and county of san francisco became the first major u.s. city to study the effects of anti-black racism, and released an extensive plan to repair those harms. three other counties alameda in the san francisco bay are

coviello as a council member of the city of auburn, a city nestled in the foothills of the sierra nevada. she says it's crucial for the federal government to do its part in the statee it owns more than half a public forested lands. it's important that we continue to maintain that partnership that we have with the federal government to work. >> collaboratively with them to ensure these lands are resilient help make sure that we're out in front of ready to respond when emergency happens. and looking ahead to tomorrow, the delegation is expected to hear directly from steve case. he's an entrepreneur and co-founder. >> of aol reporting from washington, tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> thanks. 8 paris. hilton was in sacramento today advocating for a bill that would bring more accountability to youth treatment facilities in california. that bill was authored by bakersfield republican senator shannon grove. if approved youth treatment facilities licensed by the state would be required to publicly post info related to the use of restraints and seclusion rooms online. hilton has been open about her experience at similar facilities and has in the past testified before congress

proposition k and that measure i'm really proud of our city for approving by over 70 percent of people say, giving a mandate to the city of yes, despite article 34 and state law, we are authorizing 10 thousand units of municipal housing. so we have that mandate. that is not a barrier for us here in san francisco, and i think it is always important to remind everyone that while there are many things that divide us in san francisco, the desire to explore and create municipal housing is not one of them and that is about 3 quarters of our residents who are fully behind that. it is very exciting to see lafco taking the lead on making that authorization from voters and taking that and trying to work with advocates to turn that into a realty, so i am looking forward to that study as you are chair chan, thank you. >> thank you. commissioner singh. >> i just wanted to echo supervisor-commissioner preston's comments and say that you know, there's a lot of interest in what lafco is doing coming from really unexpected corners now, because people really want to see transformative change and there are folks i never thought i would talk to and won't get into it further,

a photographer captured this aerial video of the whale this morning near thorton, state beach off of daly city experts with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration or noaa say that they first spotted the whale off laguna beach in southern california back in march. they say they tried to remove all that netting. but the whale got spooked. so they put a gps tracker on the way off. but that tracker fell off sometime last week. he happened to be able to see that. well, you're out in the water or on the beach. stay clear. and cole knows hot line number or local authorities. coming up next at 11, some big progress at the antioch police department is seeing after years of a staffing crisis. >> plus, this train aims to take you from san francisco to la overnight while you sleep in a queen sized bed when that train could start running at first a san francisco library. workers say the city needs to workers say the city needs to hire more security guards. - my childhood was tough. i didn't grow up in a warm, supportive home, so the trauma i went through led to something called toxic stress. b

russian tricolor developed, there the flag of the united states of america was removed, instead of them the flags of the state of saxony and the city, neutral, nevertheless, today we saw russian and soviet flags a lot, american. how shocked i am that in germany , employees of the administration of memorial complexes on the sites of former nazi camps have the conscience to write letters to russian diplomats asking them not to come to official events. this is very painful, it’s painful, it’s offensive, and i’m against such events, and then he adds, well, this is germany. russia is my second home, you know, my second home. the first homeland of the gdr. at the city level, vtorgau can be said to be a complete absence of celebrations with a historical context, a music festival, small groups of like-minded people periodically gather at the monument to the meeting on the elbe, the inscription on the banner: do it again, that is, shake hands again, so that there will be peace again , then in 1945 soviet american soldiers met at destroyed bridge, and this is a tradition in memory of the former military brotherhood, about the meeting that...

again, the kinds of we need to tell the committee from the united states of america city, is it on the list or it's new. try to give these might that fosters version of the piece talk? i think it's testing to failure before it's even stops. and russia accuses west and officials upcoming publicity on mainstream media outlets of turning a blind eye to key of continuous strikes on this. i thought it was you left the just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow. thursday, april. the 11th. welcome to the our team, use our russian. investigators had put the focus firmly on western officials after accusing them of sponsoring terror acts inside, brush it through the per see, ma holdings. conglomerate. are you printing from link to the us presidents on hunter, bide. know the following is an exchange all not cheering a white house briefing invest in investigating such a data, opening a visit, the financing of terrorism that so they say in both western countries, specifically including funds received by the risk by which to come in so much that just as a political employer, i mean, it's

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secretary of state antony blinken arrived in saudi arabia's capital city of riyadh this morning at the start of a new crisis tour aimed at securing an elusive israel-hamas cease-fire. the push is part of a plan to get hostages out of gaza and more humanitarian aid in to palestinian civilians caught in the crossfire. anger over israel's failure to bring hostages home is spilling onto the streets with israelis stepping up protests to pressure prime minister benjamin netanyahu to cut a cease-fire deal with hamas. >> my heart breaks for us, for the hostages and their families, and also for gaza. >> reporter: antiwar clashes are also continuing to break out on college campuses across the u.s. with israeli and palestinian supporters shouting slogans and insults. secretary of state antony blinken flew into saudi arabia this morning on his seventh visit to the region since the war began nearly seven months ago. arriving hours after president biden had a phone call with prime minister benjamin netanyahu about israel's possible ground assault on rafah. palestinian president mahmoud abbas says an

of state antony blinken any moment now. that is the same life as we wait for the secretary of state, antony blinken, to deliver remarks in the italian citynfirmed to our broadcast partner cbs news that it was an israeli attack. state television in iran reported explosions near an army

of the 543 seats. my colleague send this report from the southern state. i am one of the southern state. i am one of the busiest commercial streets, the busiest commercial streets, the citys the capital of the southern indian state which sets the lawmakers of the indian parliament. also state that found itself in the middle of crucial policy decisions as well as economic discourse, making it the country's second—largest economy contributing nearly 9% to the indian gdp. it's also been a state that's attracted big foreign players, samsung, heian hyundai as well as the others to diversify beyond china. all political parties like to showcase their winds and talk about how they got on foreign investment, these elections are also being fought on crucial economic concerns. at the forefront, the voice on the torres straight islanders talking about unemployment, how india's educated is still struggling to find jobs. public spending has been added lowest in the last 20 years as well as inequality has widened to 100 year high. so while on paper, in remains one of the fastest growing economy in the world, a fact that the ruling part of the party is looking to showcase as it hopes to

the mayor of the city, sergei salmin , stated that today, around noon , everything in orenburg was exceeded. dangerous marks. according to the ministry of emergency situations, there are more than 2.0 plots and the same number of houses in the flood zone, 865 people have been evacuated. a special board of the ministry of emergency situations delivered 3 km of water dumps to the city, they are necessary to reduce the consequences of the flood, protect residential buildings and household buildings from water buildings the il-76 aircraft also delivered 1,500 blankets for those staying in temporary accommodation centers. our correspondent margarita semenyuk continues to work in orenburg, she is in... direct contact with the facts margarta, hello, tell us what the situation is in the city now, what you have and welcome again, with reference to rosgid experts write that they are dangerous phenomenon on... our work using the ac-10 tank truck delivered more than 20 thousand liters of drinking water to flood zones for providing assistance to residents, i would also note that by decision of the gover

down as a council member of the city of auburn, a city nestled in the foothills of the sierra nevada. she says it's crucial for the federal government to do its part in the stateorested lands. it's important that we continue to maintain that partnership that we have with the federal government to work. >> collaboratively with them to ensure these lands are resilient help make sure that we're out in front of ready to respond when emergency happens. and looking ahead to the delegation is expected to hear directly from steve case. he's an entrepreneur and co-founder of aol reporting from washington, tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. southern california senator steven bradford launch a campaign for lieutenant governor in 2026. senator bradford serve in the senate since 2016 and previously served in the assembly as well as on the guardian, a city council was also a member of california's reparations task force brat $0.4. he believes his background as a fighter within the legislature. it's going to help him in his run for lieutenant governor. >> i'm running for lieutenant governor because i think we're at place and time in the

ahead, the call the morning news weve got north bay communities risk of losing 75% of the water from the state. >> one of city's mayor says going through with the cuts could impact several businesses was. governor gavin newsom says kron in san francisco is trending down since he since hp and the national guard to the city. we'll hear how these peace deals about the work they've done so far. don't g >> we are back 7.14, is the time. and as you head out the door this morning, what you want to know is going if you want yes, sunny, clear bright morning. just like john promise morning, yeah, it's very nice out there this morning, especially ahead of what's going to be such a hot day for inland areas. nice, refreshing chance to get out there before the heat up. there's a little bit of fog at the coastline this morning. that's actually going to contribute to a cooler day for the coast. >> well, our inland areas are warming up sounds like a summer pattern, doesn't it? but it doesn't last forever today. and tomorrow may be the warmest days of the year so far for many inland areas. as this high pressure ridge is in place

of those cities. one of those cities course is a real part of the state of maine, which just so happens to be kron four's. rob nesbitt, its hometown. >> and a solar eclipse came with a lot of anticipation. millions of people in the united states excited for this rare moment of darkness. the best viewing was in the path of totality starting in texas and running 2200 miles to my hometown of hoxton main hi mom. i were like so many others, my family turned the eclipse into a family viewing party, seeing the skyline change from day to night and back today and a matter of minutes for my 3 year-old nephew. will that cool? yes. to my 91 year-old grammy j mall with a light around 10 miles from there in houlton, maine, the population more than doubled overnight with tours traveling for the best view of the dark sky. >> a cloudy forecast for other parts of the country. rerouted eclipse watchers to northern maine airport was really wild. the busy we had to be a 10, 10 jets to flow in. >> people that had been planning on going to texas and and and and redid their flight plans and came up here stead executive director

of the united states. a man has set himself on fire outside of the court house in new york city where a former us president donald trump, is on trial emergency cruise. it took the victim away on a stretcher. as police tried to extinguish the flay is happening just a few moments ago. it's not clear why the man set himself on fire. no, there is fight security outside the court where trump is on trial, over hush money allegedly paid to the adult film star stormy daniels. right. this story just happened. we want to go now the, our reporter and stuff on simon's step on. you're in washington low. it's tell me what more do we know about that? i mean, a bizarre events taking place outside of this court house a day. absolutely. right. bizarre. uh, by all means um, well, we don't know much yet. most of it do you have already said, but again, confirmed is a man had itself set himself on fire. he was reportedly basically engulfed in flames for a few minutes. 2 to 3 minutes as was reported, but not confirmed by us. but he w, of course, that before he could or those still slaves could be distinguished and he could be ta

of the constitution. in our law, we stated that the number of city and village council members is cities with a population of more than 1 million people. from 50,000 to 200,000 people, 7 people in other cities, 5 people. settlements from 200 households to 1000 households with 3 people and from 1000 households and above 5 people. with this resolution , less than two years later, people will choose their representatives in villages and cities. fortunately, the position of these councils is quite high among the people is that clear. people's satisfaction. with this election , local and regional councils are formed and the villager and mayor are elected from among them. i have made progress in terms of financial facilities . the city council is aware of people's problems, people can make demands very easily, the streets are paved and facilities have come, banks have come, telecommunications have come. the work has become much easier, especially from time to time, people are becoming more familiar with the administrative affairs, from the health point of view, from the point of view of our mosque, from the poi

of the strike. almost 19 city projects. stated the chairman of the company igor shuvalov. closing ceremony of the award program took place at vdnkh on tuesday. yuzhno- sakhalinsk received the grand prix; it was recognized as the most active participant in the program. the project of the city of nizhnevartovsk to renovate the entrances of residential buildings was awarded a special nomination from the vprf. according to shuvalov, webrf invests not only in the economy of cities, but in the urban environment to... to create a new level of quality of life. urban comfortable environment is global competition, not competition only cities of the russian federation among themselves. we must understand that friendly countries that are not very keen on developing their cities will quickly try to compete with us. vladimir vladimirovich, just about the city agenda , he said very clearly, you and i definitely have no other choice but to win. in this difficult, complex work. the first match of the semi-finals of the gagarin cup took place in yaroslavl, the third round of the playoffs of