that's not an official mexico city garbage can? no, no. so somebody just put that up in the neighbourhood? yes, to say: "please don't litter". there are no garbage cans. i was looking for one earlier. it was hard to find, so some local said: "yeah, we need one there." you know, this is how the city functions. it's the people. it's not the government. it's the people fixing their block. cities are made up of mostly people. it's not streets and buildings. that's just part of it. the main thing is flesh and blood. it's people. and our best-kept secret is our ties with each other. and that is such a strong network of real power. we're not whiners. we are doers. you guys seem to make everything yourselves, like a non-stop laboratory of exploring and expanding on ideas. i think that mexico city's somehow like a laboratory of urban future. are we going to be able to live together with our differences? how much government, how much society? what is very nice is that there's isn't one way or one model to run a city. it's like everything is going on

that is who we can be. a city that tells our own story. y that reaches into our own communities to connect people to incredible opportunities. we are a city that proudly draws dreamers and seekers from everywhere. people come for love, opportunity, escape the past, build a better future. they come to make a difference in their lives and in the world. they come even briefly for a moment of magic. they come because when voting rights are under attack across the country, we deliver ballot to every single voter that is registered. with paid postage. they come because we would never ever accept the law like don't say gay. unbelievable. in this city we not only say gay. we sing it loud and proud all year long. [applause]. they come because when abortion rights are under attack. san francisco says we not only protect women's rights but with a woman mayor, speaker, vice president we put them in charge. [applause]. so next time when someone asks what is happening in san francisco, you tell them that. you tell them that this city will rise to meet ou

now russian forces have entered the city and fears a growing that it may share. mary, polls fate. thousands of civilians, a thought to still be in the city, the largest in the loo, hence, grecian still held by ukraine. according to the mer, the relentless bombardment has left it impossible to keep track of casualties. with russia, bringing its overwhelming advantage in artillery to bear in its assault on the don bass, ukraine is pleading with its allies to provide it with more advanced long range weapon systems. the u. s. was reportedly considering the move, but president biden has now thrown that into doubt with rock, with the rock. but while ukraine's allies debate, russia continues to concentrate its fire power in the dawn bass. will you please show him? the fighting has reached its maximum intensity with russian troops firing along the entire line of contact and trying to fire artillery deep into our defenses. at the same time, the assault is continuing in several directions. they can call them up to him good . for now, at least ukrainian forces continue to fi

the governor, they're saying that around 1500 people have been killed in that city alone. but that have, they've had to stop counting the dead because these heavy weapons it is coming in so strong that it's too, it's too safe enough to go out and count the casualties. so these things happening at new crane just add pains to try and stop them, but they're not able to to, to fight the russians with the weaponry that they have. rebecca used to be covering the war on the ground there for many weeks now. the average ukrainians, are they still in the mood to fight always that resilience which we saw at the beginning, slowly eroding i would say absolutely not. you know, ukrainians remain really united behind this fight. they're there. they won't they country to do absolutely. everything they can to try and push russia back outside the pre war lines. and there was some talk in the beginning president zalinski saying that they would try and retake areas taken earlier on in the previous 20142015 at times. but actually that, that, that tune is changing from ukraine. presidents zalinsk

but as i try to get across the city on foot, i realize that before its citizens can learn to ride bikes, they may need help on an even more fundamental, pedestrian level. it is absolutely bizarre to walk around this city. just the structure of it. sidewalks are there, then they disappear, super tall curbs and then none at all. this is an obstacle course for somebody like me, somebody who's able-bodied, but for the mobility-challenged, for the elderly, this is an extreme sport. hi! - hey! hi mikael. how are you doing? - how are you? good. - good to see you. you too. welcome to jeanne d'arc street. - thank you. it's a street that we chose, at the american university, to provide a modern, pedestrian-friendly street in the city. - as a way to give back to the community, mona el hallak and her team at the american university of beirut developed a project called neighborhood initiative. together, they transformed the street just outside the campus walls by creating wider sidewalks, adding benches and improving green spaces for public enjoyment. but that's not all mona does, not even close. bo

this is one physical space - how do you translate that to the rest of the city? well, i think there's a lot of lessons that can be learned from this process. we get less-than-perfect infrastructure, that was built at a time when they thought this was a good idea, and now we have to look really hard and find the positives, and find the opportunities, and celebrate those, while we reinvent the fabric around it. and i think you can translate that process to a much larger scale, like the downtown core of the city. and there is much work to be done in the downtown core: giant, indoor malls that feel deserted, concrete "public space" that is invisible from street level - not exactly what an urban landscape should look like. this street is king street. you see that it's about five lanes of traffic, all in one direction. this was probably a fourth body-blow we took. i think it was 1952 - they just, overnight, changed all the streets to one-way, because they thought that was a great way to renew a city: facilitate the automobile traffic and the rest will follow. there's be

we talked to a fan yesterday. and _ in that city.ed to a fan yesterday, and she said - in that city. we talked to a fan yesterday, and she said there| in that city. we talked to a fan - yesterday, and she said there seems to be a pattern taken towards english fans when they travel to their pin continent. we are going to change stories, change papers. —— the european continent. front page of the telegraph, jemma, and it is the picture of president biden paying his respects to the victims of the shooting at uvalde. yes. paying his respects to the victims of the shooting at uvalde. yes, and not the of the shooting at uvalde. yes, and rrot the first — of the shooting at uvalde. yes, and not the first time _ of the shooting at uvalde. yes, and not the first time of _ of the shooting at uvalde. yes, and not the first time of course, - of the shooting at uvalde. yes, and not the first time of course, in - of the shooting at uvalde. yes, and not the first time of course, in his l not the first time of course, in his role as president, he has

they are the russian trips are now in circling that city. there is some mixed reports as to whether or not the russians have gained control of that city. russia saying that they have ukraine saying that they haven't yet, but they have said for a couple of days now that they may have to pull ukrainian troops out of that area, enabled her to shore up defenses further back. they just don't have the, the heavy weaponry, they need to be able to hold back the russians and push them back there. they are calling on the international community pleading with the international community to send these big weapons, particularly multiple rocket launchers, particularly rather multiple rocket launchers that can fire up to 300 kilometers in the distance. they need this kind of weaponry. if they're going to be able to stop rushes advance, but whether it comes in time really remains to be seen. pablo well, in his daily address, ukrainian president followed the mirror to lansky, talked about the human cost of war. how bad is the situation for the civilians? stu

it's also raising fears that cities, but don bass could face the same hires that took place in matthew paul or russian artillery blasted the city with no apparent attempt to avoid civilian casualties. russia 1st invaded don bass 80 years ago, capturing part of the region. now it says it aims to seize the rest. d w. correspondence mathias billina has visited one time living under the shadow of war . for years occasional shelling has occurred here. but now the shells had daily. welcome to new york. that is what this town on the front line in eastern ukraine is officially called. german settlers picked the name in the 19th century style and renamed it novgorod scale. the name was officially changed back last year when boris boucher of a local poet was hoping the name of new york would bring a new spirit to the former industrial town where it's worth, look at that couple when there's no production anymore. here that we thought the name would attract investors who would help us deal with this building has been restored with foreign 800. yet we've been holding forums and cultural events are

it to the match that divides a city and defined seasons. ta. the perfect pass not matched by the head. rangers, this was their last chance to trip celtic up or at least break though stride as they close in on the title, so karla silencing the home support with an equaliser. joe hart was beaten at his near post, but was equal to the zambian's effort moments later. as the champions pushed for a winner, their great rivals were rattled. there were very few smiles at full—time. rangers needed more than a point to reignite their title hopes, but for celtic, that party is surelyjust delayed. there's a huge match for everton today in the premier league. frank lampard's side started their match against chelsea five points from safety, but with two games in hand over their nearest rivals. they're about 15 minutes into the second half. ebutt on 1—0 up. richarlison profited off a mistake by chelsea captain cesar azpiliecueta. plenty to play for in the battle, for a top four place as well with tottenham and arsenal both in action. spurs are currently 2—0

city conditions. a dire here. for the thousands of people still sheltering and hockey, the metro system, the war is far from over. off to weeks of shelling that's left much of the city in ruins. some is scared to leave the safety of the underground. hawk ugly shaven i felt were very afraid to go home. but there are so many explosions, so many bombs were very afraid by it's a lot of pressure. my others say that the worst seems to be behind them. longer surely, we were finishing at the beginning. it was extremely hard and we were more because there were a lot of people here and a lot of destruction. we all felt defeated any. what are you now? we haven't heard bombs for last 3 to 4 days when the children is that we withdraw. that's likely to be down to the ukranian counter offensive that seen soldiers retake nearby villages like this one north of har. keith with ukraine, claiming on sunday that some of its troops had even reached the board with russia and set up a new board post caves gains in the region come as, as it started putting western supplied heavy weapons into action. ukraine's army says this is one of several recently arrived us houses.

now, john, that city has been utterly destroyed. nal what the russians have done to that in terms of bombardment and artillery strikes. they may be able to use the routes, but it's going to be extremely difficult. even the ukrainians have said they've taken the injured and wounded out of there, 300 soldiers i would suggest they probably have some soldiers in there. and it's still going to be a headache for the russians to fight that. >> we will see over the coming days. general hertling, thank you for being with us this morning. >> you bet, john. thanks. >>> it is primary day. key races in key states testing donald trump's political clout. >>> plus, new york democrats are getting some bad news as maps are redrawn in favor of the gop. >>> and a potential temporary solution to the infant formula shortage for millions of parents whose babies are over 6 months. before discovering nexm 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn... claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her ke and eat it too. nexium 24hstops acid be

quite concerned that they are going to lose power and not recognize the city of their ancestors. and i guess that's what puts democracy at such a really at the heart of this right is because they're worried about they're they're all sudden seeing that, you know, you know the principle of you know, you know a vote for you know, every man having the opportunity to vote all of a sudden they realize that the numbers are starting to are starting to not go in their direction if things continue this way, so that's right and interestingly the native born americans don't really try to restrict immigration. i think at some level they would like to but most of their effort is not to keep people out as much as it is to keep them down to say that if you are an immigrant from another country, you should have to wait not five years to become a citizen and vote and have full privileges but 21 years is there they say if an american boy and of course women are not voting at this point, but if american boy is born on american soil, he has to wait 21 years to vote so irish, you know 30 year old shoul

and that's the last city in the don bass that has not fallen to russian troops. now, if you remember, the dumbass has been largely occupied by russian soldiers since 2014, and they're continuing to shore up their gains, their u. s. intelligence has called it essentially a stale made and ukraine's far east, but severe danielle, which is basically surrounded by russian troops, has just had a victory against the russians who are trying to take that city and of so far failed. a correspondent. i mean, as if reporting tonight from believe in ukraine. i mean thank you. ukrainian children have largely gone without any schooling since russia began its invasion. but even under bombardment, some teachers and kids are trying to keep the learning process going. in the subway is beneath the city of her keith. they're doing the best that they can under some very extreme circumstances. it's not your everyday school commute. this girl leaves the subway car, she calls shelter, goes up an escalator to attend class on a train platform. it's a history class. the teachers as the war h

and that's the last city in the don bass that has not fallen to russian troops. now if you remember, the dumbass has been largely occupied by russian soldiers since 2014, and they're continuing to shore up their gains. their u. s. intelligence has called it essentially a stalemate, and ukraine's far east. but severe done yet, which is basically surrounded by russian troops has just had a victory against the russians who are trying to take that city and of so far failed correspondence, ominous if supporting tonight from levine in ukraine. i'm you think the mayor of the ukrainian city of the hockey in harkey region have said that russian artillery has destroyed a cultural center where local residents receive a humanitarian 8. at least 2 civilians were killed in the attack. and according to the official, an emergency services building and several residential blocks were also destroyed in 2 days of shilling. the strikes come as ukrainian forces say they pushed russian soldiers from several areas near the countries. second largest city. maria of diva is a resident of

the city should have several centers thatus on life should be much better mobility the city should have a more dense more compact this gives the opportunity ah, consume much less energy and have a better service, it should be a greener city, there should be more parks not only in the center, but somewhere in each of the districts there should be some kind of very new economy, and the whole city is somehow transformed under this economy that's how it should be more international, some kind of city on such cooperation with different countries with different some kind of corporations, it must be something new, well, at least it sounds like that, well, it is still in time. you can say that there is such a city that still lives and works there is a large number of friends, this is rotterdam yes, i i can say that they more or less rebuilt it, well , that's it, that's it, that's just how many 70 years have passed since the destruction of rotterdam and and that's it , you can only say that it was rebuilt in a semi- systemic way, this

we saw that happened with the 1st largest city, the capital key of where russian forces were pushed out of villages and eventually gave up trying to capture the capital. and that's what they're hoping to see. and harkey right now, because these villages have been liberated russian tanks and artillery are not in range of firing on that city, which is a godsend for a lot of people living there. but russia remains entrenched in the area so in the east of ukraine. and what you don't hear a lot on ukrainian media is the victories of russia severe the nets, which is the largest city in the east that it has not been captured by russia has been completely surrounded. and a lot of analysts are saying that battle is loss of that city will fall to russia. and russia seems to be shoring up its victories in the east and securing an area that it had mostly occupied already a since 2014 been i me and what about ukrainians? did they see some sort of end to this will now zalinski said recently that they need to be patient that ukrainians cannot ex

city college program . it currently has a balance of 5.3 million . thatreserve can be used for crossover runs or other cost challenges in the city college program and the reserve rose with unspent money in that program at the end of the year. it equals about 31 percent. and the last two of these again are smaller ones. the mission bay transportation improvement fund which is a fund established for city services to mitigate the impacts of stadiums in the south beach neighborhood. as a current balance of $1 million in it . lastly over the last couple of years the mayor and board have established a hotel tax reserve for the dedicated tax allocations that would go to other organizations and the concept there being to hedge against volatility in hotel tax that might otherwise affect those programs. so that's kind of the rundown of these reserves as they currently sittoday . these are established and can change and probablyshould change over time . there efforts to respondto risks we see at the moment in time . to provide a little bit of context of how these re

we know that there are people in this city and this world who are suffering, but i have hope. i have hope because when i look around even the group of people that i see here today, i know so many of you from various points in my life and the consistency and the involvement that you all continue to do in the city is going to help transform it for the better. yes. it won't be easy, but we're not going to give up. we're going to keep fighting. we're going to keep working hard. and because we have these extraordinary honorees with us here today, i know that we're going to get to a better place one day at a time. i want to thank all of you for joining us and celebrating women's history month in san francisco. and i feel really good right now. so because of i feel so good right now, i want to invite all of you into the mayor's office where we will have champaign, and a few appetizers and enjoy 1 another because after two years of a global pandemic, i'm just happy to see your faces. so thank you all so much and please talk with us afterward. thank you. >> you're watching san francisco

he spoke to a russian state tv just a short while ago where he said that reconstruction in that city is underway. he said that the russian forces will be using the ports in mary opal to bring in at supplies and aid to start rebuilding mario pull after it witnessed some of the heaviest fighting during this complex. and the a leader of the unions people's republic said that as they have hired about $400.00 people to start rebuilding mary awful. but it's not clear whether or not and the civilian population, what state they're in. we know that they have evacuated at most of the civilians that have been, i taking shelter in that as of sol, steel plants in that city. and this was the last area that russia was trying to get to her control of. and we understand there's still a ukrainian fighters hold up in there, but for the rest of the city, according to dennis michelin is in control of russian and russian back forces. and they are going to start rebuilding the city very soon. are a door srr back with you as a events the in moscow progress, but thanks in the mean time. so this is the situati

that. we can't wait for the city to do all of that. individuals, each have to own the water where it falls. - dana leads urban conservancy, a nonprofit that encourages citizens to roll up their sleeves, and get a little dirty. today, the team is helping john here to transform his front yard by setting up a unique water retrieval system. here you go. so we're actually going to crush these pieces down and recycle them. basically crushing them to gravel to then use as an underlayer for other drainage projects. like what we're seeing out here? similar, yeah. but at least, with gravel, the water is able to go through and reach the ground. we'll just take it as is. realistically, this kind of acupuncture urbanism, this one home here, another home over there, does it have an effect? what the plumbing system can do is pump out at any given time 450 million gallons of water out of the city. wow. what we can do is supplement that. on the residential side, with even 20% of the houses participating, you've got 20 million gallons per rain event. an

we know that russian forces are dull, again, very close to that city, the ukrainian military saying, and of course we can't confirm this that they, we, the russians were using cluster munitions in attacks on marika. still a lot of civilians in their similar kind of reports with respect to the town of a vehicle which again is close to russian control dynette just north of marian co, heavy shelling in marian could we were there a couple of days ago. witnessing civilians being evacuated by volunteers, still a lot of civilians in that city. and interestingly as well, a notable attack close to the town of buck moved. now, this attack in a village close to that city would be pretty much the furthest west of that. we've seen shells rush and shells landing as they try, as i say, to push in to this area in and around cremmit source console events. ok, charles, that been bringing the latest there on the situation in the east of ukraine. joanie's there from cram at tours. chance thanks bye much. although been scuffles at the isle axa most compound in occupied east jerusalem after jewish visits r

can i accept that on the fly, city attorney? >> are you talking about the title. >> the short title is something that's prepared by the city attorney's office to comply with noticing requirements. but it's not something that the board amends. >> supervisor melgar: okay. >> supervisor chan: i make that motion so you have to call the roll. >> chairman: yeah. why don't we call roll on that. >> clerk: on the motion for the divided question for the first amendment to supervisor melgar's proposal, [roll call] there are two ayes. >> chairman: thank you. supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: and, i'll make the second motion to amend to add the register for shelter by telephone. >> chairman: can we call roll on that, madam clerk. >> clerk: on the second divided question to supervisor melgar's amendment, [roll call] there are two ayes. >> chairman: thank you. >> supervisor chan: and then i think the third was for the rest. i don't know. >> chairman: the rest of supervisor melgar's amendments that are nonsubstantiative. >> supervisor chan: y

he was injured during the fighting in that city. he managed to get smuggled out to get treatment. but he told us from the treatment facility that he is at right now that the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyy, should not forget about the soldiers if these civilians can get evacuated, he should try and do the same for the military. >> it's not only civilian that's the president's responsibility, say. the president's responsibility as well to save their military. no man stays behind. it's his responsibility to do as well. i would say, we need third country, third side, need to be involved as a guarantee with the international nongovernment organizations or government organizations who will provide guarantee for a safe evacuation for civilians or military. >> i asked that commander several times, we've asked people inside the steel plant complex, why don't the soldiers just surrender to the russians? the answer is the same every time, these soldiers who are fighting in that complex do not believe that they can safely surrender to the russians. in fact, many believe that they wo

the russian forces have been driven away from the city of harkins significantly. that's significant because of the ukrainians have take many of the positions from where the city was shell during the past few weeks. and, and that caused this destruction in the city that the russian troops had never entered a batch on the other hand or the ukraine had to retreat from some of the smaller towns in dawn bass and fighting is intense. there they also counter offensives. that is the hope that the rush of the ukrainian troops are the friendships are trying to cut supply lines by moving in from the hark. if area to was east cutting off some of the russian troops for the south of this. but these positions, but nothing has been decided there yet, it's still a very intense battle. this is aware, a lot of the things of that will happen next weeks will be decided. and a brief word about the, the capital cave authorities have been wanting residents to, to brace for more air strikes. so what's happening there at the moment? it's a beautiful day and it's quiet so far and the day has not e

you paul, that other city in the south of ukraine that was completely bombarded for months. and that's certainly what's happening in these regions as well. get hot people. this of it is they're just living on the ground in severity, connecticut, talking about 12 to 13000 people living almost completely on the ground, the governor, they're saying that around 1500 people have been killed in that city alone. but that, that had that had to stop count the dead because sees heavy weapons, it is coming in so strong that is to answer to it. it's not safe enough to go out and count the casualties. said these things happening. and you kind of to add pains to try and stop them, but not, not able to, to, to fight the russians with the weaponry that they have. here is a big look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. police and the germans city of cologne, say a man arrested in december on severe child sexual abuse. charges has been found to possess a vast amount of child abuse depictions on his computer. the new findings highlight a major increase in reports of sex

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they are surrounding that city by on 3 sides now . and they, the ukraine is really struggling to hold them back. russia now controls a substantial part of eastern and southern ukraine, much more territory than what the separatist fell before the invasion began. we know rebecca, what life is like for ukrainians living in those newly occupied regions? well, pretty dia, by all accounts. you had some, some accounts there in that report. i mean, what we've been hearing is that people are largely having to live under grounds, and people for weeks now have had a very no, almost no utilities, no electricity's, no communication. and that fast running out of supplies, medicines, i mean it's hard enough for able bodied people living there in the region. but all the more hard for those people, as you heard in that report, people have had strokes or who might be not able bodied. i mean, this is a really dire situation. they struggling to get food as we were hearing a couple of days ago that that aid was still able to get into some parts of lou han

well, there is not a single day that the enemy does not fly aircraft into the city, so it is clear thats according to positions, but every day sometimes and twice in the afternoon, they fly into the city, that is, the aviation works on the civil infrastructure, this is not enough as far as forecasts are concerned. not it will be. let's say that we have a serious problem with this weaponry. in the near future, the same thing awaits avdiivka, er, let's say it's the same fate as mariupol and volnovakha. but that's the way it is . communications well, actually, let's say that a fresh summary of the general staff has appeared, it is about what we actually agreed with the north-donetsk here, the occupiers are entrenched in the north-eastern, south-eastern suburbs, the north- donetsk general staff reports and for strengthening groups of the occupying forces transferred ammunition and equipment from russia, but we are also waiting for gifts from our partners in the coming days . it is possible that he is now occupying it by throwing all his reserves there, and a little more information from the

that has. now britain's first town. later city _ impact that has. hat has. now britain's first town, later city and capital, is i impact that has. now britain's first town, later city and capital, is to l town, later city and capital, is to become a city once more. four years ago london was experiencing a surge in violent crime, making the headlines for having a murder rater higher than new york's. in response, a specialst violent crime unit was launched. so has it made a difference? sonja jessup has been out with officers to find out more. hello, mate, did you have a visit from taser today? for pcs clem jones and kharan gill, no shift with the violent crime task force is quite the same. pcjones has been with the team since its creation four years ago. i think london was in a different place when it came to violence. the first sign of that, that sort of flare—up, whether it be violence, whether it be robbery, whether it be mopeds enabled, we now have an asset that is uniquely designed to go into that area and tackle that problem straightaway. and bac

situation in don bass is dia, and it's getting worse because the governor of don yet sc saying that 3 cities in that region have now been taken by the russian forces and that they are advancing. the governor of lou hans square that sits ever done yet skis, situated and now where the fighting is centered around, they're saying that the russians are just trying to destroy that city. it's just being completely shelled, constantly bombarded. and as you heard in that report, saying that citizens who haven't escaped yet who haven't been able to evacuate, it's probably too late to do so with many of the roads completely cut off. and those that are still available, still open, being continually shelves. the foreign ministers saying that this is the worst battle that europe has seen since world war 2, and he's really urgently calling for those foreign weapons that have been promised to ukraine to be delivered as swiftly as possible so that they're able to try and hope this current advance and even try and push back russians from these areas. and we can get a quick round up of some of the other develo

these are villages, territories around that city, but also within the city itself. so people are caught up in the crossfire, it's civilian, so after beta bronze about 12 people during the past 24 hours alone have died because of shouting and at the same time, of course you have presidents at n ski describing this devastating situation as how in a way also signaling to the international community do not forget about the people in the dorm bus region, even though the front lines have shifted, as i say, from the north, towards the east and southern part of ukraine. so he's basically saying step up there, make sure they are sanctions coming. may sure they are more weapons coming and make sure that this will ends soon. as you mentioned, there reinforcements from shown here. british military intelligence says roger is likely to re enforce its operations in the don boss once they secure that city of mattie. you, paul, what's the latest on the situation in matter? you pull in of course, at the as of steel plant, suffer murray pool because it's been really under heavy shutti

they are surrounding that city by on 3 sides now . and they are, you credit really struggling to hold them back? rebecca bridges in chief will to capture russian soldiers have pleaded guilty at the 2nd war crimes trial to be held in new crime. they're facing up to 12 years in prison for allegedly shilling civilian infrastructure. the case is just one of thousands that ukrainian authorities are investigating and fresh evidence of war crimes is found every day. this report from d w max santa contains images that some viewers could find distressing. deep inside the forest lies in anonymous grief. whoever chose this place didn't want anyone to find it. 2 months after the end of the russian occupation here, the body of a ukrainian man was on earth. his passport found here by the police say, the death of the 56, your to billing is linked to the russian aggression. nothing unusual. these days the horde them of we found many of them and we will find more because a lot of people are missing. a lot of people died. so a lot of people who are bur

no, no. stopped, did not get scared, that the city did not shut up, that the city continued to sound,not understand the symbolism of the power of this festival, and i do not know about other cities, because the festival is good, but it is clear that the war continues, the war is not over, despite the fact that kharkiv is now now we understand everything perfectly, russia is further away at a distance of 40 km from us, so we understand that the border, unfortunately, is unlikely to be moved, it is in particular about the ukrainian state border, but on the other hand, we understand well serhiy, do you want or not to be a certain brand of ukraine well, yak vakarchuk yes, you want it , don’t you want it, and not only in ukraine, but in general, in europe, they read, translate, and we want to use this tool. well, forgive us for such cheap instrumentalism as best as possible, because we understand should be grouped together with priezdy, like bon, with the same angelina jolie, i don’t want to compare anyone, but it gives a certain impetus, and so i wanted to ask whether there are already an

i also believe that should be a right sizing of the city fleet. as i said, i think you know that all of the nonemergency vehicles in the city without fitted with telematic. so we are able to fine out how many hours they are used, how many hours a day and how many hours a month and that kind of thing that is really important for we want to right size the infrastructure to build. we don't want to over build vehicle parking capacity if we reduce the size of the city fleet. >> the other question i had and i am intrigued by this thoughject that you have gotten off the ground of sharing vehicles between departments. i am wondering if you have any assessment or if you have surveyed the department as to how that is working for them in if that saves costs overall. >> i don't think we have done surveys. i know that when they are parked at civic center garage was put into being, a lot of departments gave up vehicles. that is what happened with the pool at 49 van ness. there were departments that had vehicles registered to them that were only used by their emp

that city is situated has been saying for days that, that, that ukraine has lost the upper hand, that russians are gaining control and that they are moving forward. but we're hearing reports now that the ukrainians half manage to at least hold the current lines. despite the intensive shelling you mentioned it got worse overnight. you ukrainian authorities saying that they're getting probably around $200.00 shells an hour. so they've had to, in fact, even stop counting the dead bodies because it's simply too risky to go out there and collect to them that they're going to have to wait. so that it's kind of gives you a sense of the intensity down there. but as i said, we are hearing that you kind of managing to perhaps hold the current line a, but really is you know, that they have in the last few days lost the upper hand there in that don't mess region rebec. i'm curious for weeks, the messaging out of keith was one of confidence and strength. but in the past days there appears to have been a shift in tone, stressing the loss of ground to the russians. what do you make of that? has the

meeting to discuss the recent violence that they've seen in that city. this is all in response to the deadly shooting at family park that killed a man and injured 3 others on tuesday. this is video from a witness showing families with their children running after the shots were fired at jack for a park. police say the man killed in that shooting is ralph feels the cousin of rader start devontae adams. investigators say 4 shooters were responsible for more than 30 shots fired. >> children and families play in the parks must feel safe. nbc. folks, it is time for families and healthy outdoor activities. we've already stepped up presence in the area with extra patrols. >> police say this was a targeted shooting. the agent for davante adams confirmed the victim was in fact adams's cousin that nfl star was at the same park actually back in march when he donated football equipment to the community. tonight's community meeting is set to start at 06:00pm. >> today the man charged in a mass shooting that happened in buffalo. new york is going to appear in court. th

and the systemic racism that has existed in the city of buffalo for quite some time. w that it has been so difficult to overcome. >> food justice activists kits in the city of buffalo don't use the term food desert, we believe the deserts are naturally occurring. we use the term food apartheid. these are flawlessly decisions, where folks are forced to only have one option with lesser quality products, with higher prices. we have been supporting a local gentleman by the name of alex wright, who is trying to put a book brick and mortar co-op in the neighborhood, very close to that tops. there are people who are on the ground community members who are working to beat back some of the systemic challenges that we face, but this is not anything that is new. again, we can create policy, we cannot create policy, and if we are serious about helping this community heal and get better and lifting people out of concentrated poverty and disadvantages that allows something like this to happen, we will make sure that we are crafting policy and legislation and putting real, tangible r

the only city to announce the measures that another city job jo, central china, home to 12000000 people that are similar measures today, wednesday. and also, if you look at shanghai, china, commercial center, the most populous a city in china, further down south that remains mostly under lockdown. official said that they have eased restrictions beginning on sunday. but because that city is continuing to see thousands of new cases every day. there's still a long way to go until that lockdown and lifted. so the majority of the 25000000 people living in shanghai, they couldn't find to that compound or even their apartments un secretary general has called for the safe return of people displaced by conflict in ne, in nigeria. until the parish visited a camp in warner state, it's his last stop and regional tour of west africa. all the 40000 people have been killed and 2000000 displaced by over the decades of fighting the countries ne, between the military homes group around let's speak to nicholas. he's in force now. nicholas, what was the un secretary general's main

city of care. so what can you tell us about that? in a her son was one of the 1st areas, 1st cities to fall to russia. it was taken quite quickly at the beginning and people there have been living under occupation since almost the beginning of the conflict. now you're seeing a counter offensive, fine ukraine. that's also, you know, obviously to try and retake the territory, but also to try and thin out resources on the russian side, trying to figure out their troops and trying to pull direction away from the dumbass a little bit as well. so. so that has taken place over the weekend and they will of course, be attempting to try and retake that area. that's something that presidents zalinski has reiterated time. and again, he said, you know, wanting russia not to get to cosy in the places that they have taken, that, that ukraine plans on taking everything that has been taken since the beginning of this conflict back. and that's certainly what they're attempting. and her some zalinski in an interview in sunday, a set the duration of the

as residents of the city, we are interested in speeding up this process. i know thatinistration is developing the necessary plans for the city. by the way , the necessary structures have already been installed, but they must be moved outside the city. these actions are necessary. it is necessary that these actions take place. what are the remnants of our construction industry, they were primarily aimed at the construction of such high- quality and reliable partitioning structures. yes, they should be concrete . prepared trenches and anti-tank ditches and many, many other things that the military-civilian administration only knows about, well, again , i understand that a lot of problems have accumulated in the social sphere, but we must not forget about it , so there were budget plans for construction there and a certain reconstruction of our city well, for example , there were plans for the improvement of overpasses , the tram rails were removed for the expansion of the transport network, but this is spent funds that can be directed specifically to defense measures, a