after her death in tabor, it was simply unbearable to live when i turned 16.y, so that mom could find a statement of this here. got it on mine. well, i’ll try to read to you the essence of the statement near the shopping center on marshal biryuzova street for the second week now, gypsy scammers have been harassing a passerby with an offer to tell fortunes to buy cell phones, repeated requests and appeals, how to react earlier to the shopping center and remove the data of the scammers. no measures were taken, so the public gave a signal to the district rooster. he. he went on vacation. he is replaced by a young employee who promised to sort it out, but he never sits still and the situation in the stores does not change. given the unfavorable situation, i appeal to you personally, comrade colonel. that you obliged your employees to clean up the mess in the near future, if measures are not taken, i reserve the right to apply to a higher authority, c respect and hope for a speedy result. borisyuk mn, chairman of the council of the public point of order protection.

san jose city clerk tony tabor is calling the city's mayoral election in june. the most important election, a vote that she says will affect people's daily life. but she says the voter turnout is expected to be low. people don't really get excited to vote in the local elections. tabor says in 2018 only 41% of san jose residents turned out for the mayoral election to 41% of the people chose the mayor for a city of a million people. so we really encourage people to let their voice be heard. she says the city has seen a much higher voter turnout. 73% of san jose registered voters turned out for the last presidential election in november 2020, i would like to see 70%. at least i'd like 100%. honestly. i want everybody to vote reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, a new park officially open in san francisco yesterday at 4 and a half acres in size. francisco park is now the largest park to open in the city of nearly 40 years. the park features panoramic views community gardens. they even have a fenced-in dog run there, too. it's built on the fo

this is william tabor. who was the master of a sloop called the union and he is placing a notice a legal public notice in a newspaper in new bedford in 1797. this follows the runaway slave legislation of 1793 an act which required captains who were involved in an escape to post a notice so that owners in the south or owners anywhere could could had a chance to get their property back, but this is a very interesting advertisement because you kind of need to read between the lines. so you understand what's going on here and and we try to suss out whether or not captain tabor of the sloop union actually knew or not that that he was involved in this escape attempt. it's kind of hard to find out but here's the here's the key passage. um, no, ye that i william tabor commander of the sloop union sailed from york river in virginia on about the 28th of march last bound to this port new bedford that on the day of after sailing i discovered a -- on board said sloop who had concealed himself unbeknownst to me. it appea

transfiguration quite right, jesus' disciples climbed mount tabor where did it happen?ransformation 50 years three hundred on june 23, this great french football player and coach will hit fifty dollars, he stopped the hockey world champions five times, and as a coach he led the russian team to victory twice vyacheslav bykov you are right. so the mountain one and a half mountains shchikovitsy in this capital had a similar name already in the eleventh century. no. i wanted in kiev supposedly on behalf of the cheek of the legendary brother kia khariev and smiling theme into space 1.200 to protect this spaceport in the city of the same name, the third infantry regiment of the french foreign legion is stationed. i understand chicken. that's right let's just so well cosmos 900 in space exactly. it was thrown by the german myrld. frenchman jean-francois clervois japanese. did you manage to catch not specified? well, what you need to throw. boomerangs were thrown by these wonderful people. space at one and a half thousand this nodal module of the russian segment of the iss succ

ends, so anniversaries, 2022 500 on march 1, this composer, the author of music for films lutary, tabors to the sky, my gentle and gentle beast, and evgeny doga is true 2022 400 in 1822, pushkin wrote and this poem, taking the story from chronicle history set forth by nikolai karamzin. song about the prophetic oleg and anniversary 2022 300 300 years ago, by decree of peter i, this document was issued on the order of public service in the russian empire. the name of this british navigator of the first half of the 19th century is given to both the antarctic sea and the species of seals living there with a thick layer of sebum. let's celebrate the anniversary of 2022 200,400 years ago, carl gustav was born, who became the king of this country in 1654. sweden right under the name carl tenth gustav tongues 300 yuri auction zero u michael 1.100 you have a rate for such languages, for brevity they are sometimes called con-langs. well , let's say. let there be extinct languages, no, artificial languages, constructed languages, we continue to play languages, 200 the spanish king of the 13th cent

san jose city clerk tony tabor is calling the city's mayoral election in june.important election, a vote that she says will affect people's daily life. but she says the voter turnout is expected to be low. people don't really get excited to vote in the local elections. tabor says in 2018 only 41% of san jose residents turned out for the mayoral election to 41% of the people chose the mayor for a city of a million people. so we really encourage people to let their voice be heard. she says the city has seen a much higher voter turnout. 73 1% of san jose registered voters turned out for the last presidential election in november 2020. i would like to see 70%. at least i'd like 100%. honestly. i want everybody to vote reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> 7.37 is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news attorneys in california say the governor gavin newsom's office got in the way of their lawsuit. that's why they resigned. now, the governor says that's not true, but we'll take a closer look at the story. plus, the oakland a's tying up the b

san jose city clerk tony tabor is calling the city's mayoral election in june. the most important election, a vote that she says will affect people's daily life. but she says the voter turnout is expected to be low. people don't really get excited to vote in the local elections. tabor says in 2018 only 41% of san jose residents turned out for the mayoral election to 41% of the people chose the mayor for a city of a million people. so we really encourage people to let their voice be heard. she says the city has seen a much higher voter turnout. 73 1% of san jose registered voters turned out for the last presidential election in november 2020. i would like to see 70%. at least i'd like 100%. honestly. i want everybody to vote reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news san jose officials are saying early jail release policies are. >> leading to a spike in crime. there. police cite data that violent crimes, including rape, robbery and homicide, went up from 10% from 2020 to 2021. 2022 may be on track for those rates to be even higher. mayor liccardo and oth

san jose city clerk tony tabor is calling the city's mayoral election in june. >> the most important election, a vote that she says will affect people's daily life. but she says the voter turnout is expected to be low. people don't really get excited to vote in the local elections. tabor says in 2018 only 41% of san jose residents turned out for the mayoral election to 41% of the people chose the mayor for a city of a million people. so we really encourage people to let their voice be heard. she says the city has seen a much higher voter turnout. 73 1% of san jose registered voters turned out for the last presidential election in november 2020. i would like to see 70%. at least i'd like 100%. honestly. i want everybody to vote reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and now to our 4 zone weather forecast. a live look from our camera atop mount tam up ice. >> and if you step outside, grab on to something to hold onto, hopefully something that's not to take you with it when it blows away because it is very windy out there. extremely windy out there. i know dan thorn is

for nothing, the greeks call it the holy light, they call it light and compare it with the light of tabor. and we see how kavats, he manages to restrain with great difficulty. here are the people which presses on and although there are much fewer people than usual, but nevertheless, nevertheless, everyone wants to be next to the patriarch, who, again , according to the regulations, is suitable for representatives of all faiths, and, uh, the armenian delegation, which traditionally always welcomes the first , welcomes our delegation is standing here. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 such small badges that say tf this is a sign of the greek patriarchy and in general they wear crosses, because some priests also have chitons. just hearty fabulous attitude is asked. how many arabs here in jerusalem can they look like our nuns? ah, they compare. uh, as if this is a monastic presence in the holy land of nuns, well, now the nuns should also be near the tomb of the lord, so we saw in the plot that they are engaged in such a wonderful thing as painting and it is obvious that this is also part of their preachin

san jose city clerk tony tabor is calling the city's mayoral election in june. the most important election, a vote that she says will affect people's daily life. but she says the voter turnout is expected to be low. people don't really get excited to vote in the local elections. tabor says in 2018 only 41% of san jose residents turned out for the mayoral election to 41% of the people chose the mayor for a city of a million people. so we really encourage people to let their voice be heard. she says the city has seen a much higher voter turnout. 73 1% of san jose registered voters turned out for the last presidential election in november 2020. i would like to see 70%. at least i'd like 100%. honestly. i want everybody to vote reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> in national news tonight, the house committee investigating the january 6 u.s. capitol insurrection is stepping up efforts to have gop house minority leader kevin mccarthy who is from southern california appear for an interview. the book the push comes after audiotapes in the days after

san jose city clerk tony tabor is calling the city's mayoral election in june. >> the most importantion, a vote that she says will affect people's daily life. but she says the voter turnout is expected to be low. people don't really get excited. >> to vote in the local elections. >> tabor says in 2018 only 41% of san jose residents turned out for the mayoral election to 41% of the people chose the mayor for a city of a million people. so we really encourage people to let their voice be heard. she says the city has seen a much higher voter turnout. 73% of san jose registered voters turned out for the last presidential election in november 2020, i would like to see 70%. at least i'd like 100%. >> honestly, i want everybody to vote reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news attorneys in california say that governor gavin newsom's office. got in the way of their lawsuit will tell you why his office says that's not true. plus, an oakland a's. well, the oakland a's tied up the bay bridge series are going to show you the highlights from t

the fishermen caught her in jaffa and took her to tabor.w she got into favor. and this is kon's gun made famous by themselves. in gratitude, believers in the greek tradition bring silver plates with the image of what the lord prayed to someone, gave a child to someone, healed an arm or leg? there are benches and gazebos around the church, but the majority of those who want to visit a little try to admire the view that opens from the mountain since the time of christ, 2,000 years have passed, but there is not much in this picture, what changed. the transfiguration took place 40 days before the crucifixion of christ, thus christ allowed the disciples to touch the holy of holies, as if opening the door ajar and allowing them to look into the kingdom of god from that moment on. they didn't just believe. they knew exactly what it was. now jesus was able to openly announce to the disciples about his martyrdom , which would be ahead in 3 years. it was the calvary story that got me so slammed a little, because a man came in who began to talk about

for nothing, the greeks call him the holy light is called light and is compared with the light of tabor. and we see how the kavats, he with great difficulty manages to restrain the people who are pressing and although there are much fewer people than usual, but nevertheless, nevertheless, everyone wants to be present next to the patriarch, who, again, according to the regulations, is suitable for representatives of all faiths and uh, welcomed by the armenian delegation, which is traditionally always welcomed first. eh, just the patriarch is worth it. the greek patriarchy and in general they wear crosses, because, uh, chitons are also characteristic of the arabs. uh, some fathers. just hearty fabulous attitude ask how many arab women can? here e in jerusalem they are similar to our nun just compare. uh, as if this is a monastic presence in the holy land of a nun. now they should also be near the tomb of the lord, so we saw in the plot that they are engaged in such a wonderful thing as painting, and it is obvious that this is also part of their preaching of their especially even spiritual

and in a way was almost consciously adopted by people but not by samuel tabor taylor coleridge both a totally different ideas about what their problems were. and i don't think either would call the addiction in the same way people called addiction at the turn of the 20th century work today. the same sort of division is persisted and put to use in the crackdowns against supposedly dangerous wet cocaine users or supposedly invading chinese opioid usersal or others that really motivated prohibitionist movement through the 20th century that last of the presena day. get this back to where you mentioned about treatment. that became important for me too write about. even though i had a pretty great experience it was not perfect. i saw a lot of problems with today's treatment apparatus. i also saw simultaneously even the same rehab certainly when i went out to become an addiction clinician, i saw the way policies and oppression was put to use the way addiction was pue to use as they weapon in their service rebounded on to everyone. i don't know i might have gotten a little away from your actu

instead it's placed by the master of a vessel from new england, and this is from william tabor, and he was the master of a sloop called the union, and this follows the runaway slave legislation of 1793, an act which required captains who were involved in an escape to post a notice so that owners in the south or owners anywhere could -- had a chance to get their property back. this is an interesting advertisement because you kind of need to read between the lines so you understand what is going on here, and we try to sus out whether or not the captain knew or not that he was involved in this escape attempt. it's kind of hard to find out. here's the key passage. no ye that i sailed from york river in virginia on or about the april of 29th and on the day after sailing i discovered a negro on said sloop. unbeknownst to me, i have nothing to do with it, i was not involved and he turned up on my boat when we were well outside my boat. i proceeded on my voyage and landed him in this port in new bedford. what he's saying is the weather did not allow him to turn around and return him to his rig