just a few kilometers from the city center, the neighborhood of ford city is experiencing an unexpectednce. this once industrial district was established by the ford motor company in the early 1900s. it thrived for a few decades until ford closed its plant in the 1950s. the neighborhood rapidly declined, becoming one of the poorest areas in the entire city. after years of struggle, it's now making an impressive comeback. there was a building there at some point and in many cities, there would be a fence. somebody owns that. property owners should stay off my land, but here it's wide open, there's grass, it could be a park. i think that's really interesting. all of these spaces become sort of impromptu gathering spaces. there's a street fest that happens here and everyone of theses spaces gets taken over by a different use. windsor had this notion of having to invent; windsor made ideas, a windsor solution for a windsor problem... it is kind of bad, because you know, i work in detroit, i see how things are happening there. i see the progress that's being made. i lived in toronto and i se

on the seashore, and now a martyr city the cityfor which the heart of every ukrainian aches, the russians sought to seize mariupol 8 years ago, they destroyed the city, shelled peaceful neighborhoods, but all in vain, however, how did mariupol survive in 2014-2015, a documentary by artem shevchenko, mariupol , the city of the unconquered, june 13 at 10:30 p.m. on espresso , april 4 rt concert illegally turned off ukrainian independent tv channels espresso the fifth and direct on the website of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, a petition was registered demanding the return of ukrainian tv channels to digital air to sign the petition first you need to register it is very simple go to the website petition.tmu.gov.ua there go to the registration tab and enter all your data indicate your phone number and email confirm all your data enter the code that will be sent to your mobile create a password will confirm that you are not a robot, give your consent to the processing of personal data, check all your data again and click the regis

the city. i sat on this street for one year every tuesday and every saturday to see what the rhythm of the city was. then, we started, and we were the first city in the world to have documentation about how people use the city. and that humanistic approach has had a major influence on the planning of copenhagen. and that's one of the reasons why copenhagen is referred to as one of the most livable cities in the world. - it would be inconceivable to create an episode of this series about copenhagen without spending time with jan gehl. his vision and his impact on the city are key to its successes. but what makes him a true urban hero is the influence he has had on people around the world, pushing them to rethink cities on a human scale. moscow, san francisco, sao paulo, istanbul, mexico city, melbourne... his fingerprints are on major transformations all over the planet. and the pedestrianization of times square in new york? yep. that was him too. what is wonderful about a city like copenhagen is

introduction of hostilities is tense, the occupiers once again struck with hurricanes in front of the citymykolaiv, the operational command told the south, at the same time, our soldiers are giving a good shakedown to the russian invaders , the ukrainian aviation hit the muscovites three times, they destroyed 13 grates, one tank, five cars , several warehouses of field ammunition, there is still a threat from the sea, and citizens are urged to be careful, the ship formation of the enemy fleet in the black sea has increased by two large amphibious ships. therefore, there remains a threat from 40 cruise missiles and the readiness for action of four naval forces. it is prohibited to exit from the base objects and from the shore, the use and movement of small-scale exercises of means in the dniester lebanon and at the entrance to it on the dniester and turunchuk rivers, as well as in the ukrainian part of kuchurgansk reservoirs of the feet of the special services of russia are preparing provocations in the temporarily occupied cities of zaporizhzhia, the mayor of energy donor dmytro orlov warn

this is 17 in terms of the number of inhabitants, the city of belarus is the largest industrial center of the minsk region and the most important railway junction of the country, the starting point of our route , what are the majority of tourists station square? the first local railway station, an example of a wooden pavilion building, began to be erected in 1872. the liva voronenskaya railway ran through it , and soon it was crossed by the line, bologoe sedlec. so there were new directions to grodno and polotsk. and at the crossroads of two roads , molodechno turned out to be here they created a large administrative station with the main depot. to the north are the railway stations, over 20 ways of receiving-departure and sorting from the south were laid. the sides laid three platform tracks, or the reconstruction of the molodechno station was completed in august 1906 for the voronenskaya railway . during world war i, the transshipment base was the one from which units of the russian imperial army left in formation for smorgon; there were many well-known people here, the future marsha

as the rest of the city recovered of the restaurants along the city recovered as well unfortunately the story downtown has been significantly different . workers have been slow to return back and retail has been slow to recover along with the tourists we count on. a lot of times we feel alone as a hospitality or business owner and you kind of feellike your forgotten . i was really excited to hear about the mayor and city's commitment to revitalize the downtown core this budget goes a long way inproviding that first step . our hope is at the downtown economic core transitions to whatever it becomesin the world of hybrid work , that's the businesses that have made san francisco unique and i know it's been around since 1893. down the street they been even longer than us and our businesses represent the history of our city. so as we transition to the next generation of what downtown becomes we love to see hospitality become a big part of it the mayor has allocated quite a bit of funds to help the arts, restaurants, bars, music and wehope to use those funds to activate the streets and make d

the city is controlled by the armed forces of ukraine and part of the city is unfortunately capturedorcs who are trying to displace our troops. there are constant street battles and all this is accompanied, of course . artillery with small arrows so far, well, it is difficult to say about a significant improvement, but er, there are certain er, er, advances, there are certain positive points, in fact, our armed forces have taken a hard line of defense and er, they are conducting tactical street battles in order to knock out of the occupiers of oleksandr from military commentators. you can often hear that russia has concentrated its most powerful forces precisely in north donetsk. can you explain? tell us what kind of troops they are. they are fighting there as part of the russian army. well, you know, there is such a very collective hodgepodge of people who are not there, and the mobilized units of the lpr are there . there are certain representatives of the kadyrov troops there, er, and professional russian troops er, well, such a collective solyanka that threw everything at the ass

today, the city hall works in the former premises of the city library of stylish cities. loyees return to work and say that they are used to working on modern computers, because it makes their work much easier. the department received two monoblocs and we received two printers . will help us in our work, for which we are infinitely grateful , the head of the department for interaction with law enforcement bodies of the okhtyr city council, valery shulzhenko, hopes that the new office equipment will help as soon as possible to completely restore the video surveillance system, which was destroyed during the bombing of the city hall that night, valeriy himself, fate spared it, it was a pity that all the equipment that created this system, the feeling is like uh, it is good that it is at night, i am asking for it, because i am on everything to the last room, just in city hall just spent the night at home, so it had an impact at night, i don't know how to convey to you the feelings. the mayor of okhtyrka, pavlo kuzmenko, recalls the first days after the bombing of the city hall

this was announced by the mayor of the city. also on the air radio svoboda senkevich called on the residents of mykolaiv to evacuate the city due to the threat of shelling, public correspondent elizaveta krovoteka will tell more about the situation in the city. of enemy rockets in the city. today, explosions are heard again in the city. what kind of explosions were the russian nazis using and what information do you possibly have about the consequences of this morning's shelling? thank you, eva. congratulations indeed, today from the very morning, the people of mykolaiv again heard powerful explosions, russian troops shelled the outskirts of the city, in particular, according to information from the press officer of the mykolaiv region, dmytro polotenchuk , we know that they used cruise missiles again, and according to preliminary information from the mykolaiv military administration, we know about two wounded people, about the destruction of there is no official information about the extent of the destruction. and indeed, as you

a third of the inhabitants, of course, this city is different from all the other cities where i was,mariupol, there are practically no people there, the city is now being shelled so hard that people are afraid to go out, the glue does not work. there are no store atms in trade, except for spontaneous markets, but almost all cash and power-up ended a month ago. people survive only due to humanitarian aid, but to go after it there is a risk of falling under fire, and the height is mostly people around the city on civilian infrastructure, since there is no military equipment in the city. it is all based on the front line and outside here, only the local population from the military infrastructure remains. only the dry parts thrown at them are not based on anyone. they hit the local population, you know how nightmare they try to hit uh, civilian infrastructure in particular , it's power lines, it's a fence time the russian has already come here now they are just trying to turn it off by. the defeat of the power line and water intake military with the call sign oder and tornado fighters o

the city, or they will simply destroy the city. there is the primary statement that was made in the bunatification of mariupol in the militarization of mariupol in it could not be a particular thing, they destroyed it from the beginning. this was the complete plan that they said in february and in march, the city was destroyed. therefore, all the statements that in some way someone will restore it to some kind of city, resort, well, they sound simply you know, it's not even cenism, it's the highest level of feeling, looking at what we're seeing on the screen now, he will first destroy the city and then declare that we will restore everything. why was it destroyed if everything was so difficult with you? don't agree, eh, unfortunately, this is how it looks . volodymyr mogilev, head of the central district administration in the mariupol city council, was in touch with us. well, you know, andrii. it seems to me that this certain percentage of people are kept there simply in order to use these people for - firstly in propaganda and seco

the smallest office you have in city. the most. economically sized office you have in city gentleman. and our job is to look at all legislation introduced by the mayor of the board of supervisors and determine if this would have a significant affect on the economy and write a report for them or the public or anyone. i have been doing this job for 15 years we written 125 economic impact reports on every policy issue the city has considered in their time. we have spent during the pandemic a lot of time tracking the city's economy. . figuring out that is going on and arc loment of ways the pan dem and post pandemic period are strange new world for us that is taking up our time as well. getting the pandemic period. can you give us a sense how devastating it was on the night life industry. or may be not night life but small business and looking how many jobs lost and what are weave looking at for back rent unpaid. anything's to jump out? >> the best part but an easy to track is jobs and off the bat industries like arts, accommodations, r

of the city. e might want to be an entrepreneur. someone going to initialize self-employed someone ready to come work in the public sector. someone is ready to work in enterprises. uh city that well work, which we have there the main task of restoring the water supply. and electricity was fired at under the station and seriously damaged the transformer. uh, the substation was damaged, damaged, the casing, respectively, uh, oil leaked out. this is a special uh, it is used specifically in transformers for insulation and for cooling, and generators. accordingly, oil needs a lot more than 30 t - this is about four fuel trucks with a volume of 9 cubic meters. we have applied to all possible authorities. we are waiting for an answer, but it is possible that we missed someone who is just this oil, maybe the solution to the issue of money that was stuck on the cards of the townspeople for several months. well, it turns out there february is coming, and that is, serious money. if , for example, we managed t

the city's been renting the whole plot for years to host the community garden, but the city officials even realize they were also renting all the abandoned space around the garden, up until lande, after in-depth research, discovered it for them. this was a game changer. basically, we gave them access to the land and the group went forward with the rest. we decided to plant fruit trees everywhere. so we have pears, apples, plums, raspberries, blueberries, haskap berries, goji berries. it's free for everybody. you see the raspberries here. - there they are. when they'll be ripe, everyone can pick them. people in need, with socioeconomic difficulties, they deserve to have a nice place to live around. so that's the value. that is the value. it wasn't the value of being able to pick plums. it's a nice value, but i mean, it's more than that. yes, it is, but it is more social. connecting people,

i hope that's the bit outside the old city. we have this majestic building of the barbarian state, parliament known as the maxine millennial. it was originally built as a home for gifted students, which means that students who excelled in their studies were provided with accommodation and food for the duration of their studies inside. with just like in berlin, we have a museum island in munich also. and on this museum island, we have the duchess museum, one of the most amazing and largest science and technology museums in the whole world. let's go have a look what they have in sight. i manage to light enough. tell 1000 to watch with i yeah. there are about 30 different areas in the museum with a huge variety and themes, agriculture and food technology, astronomy, chemistry, photography and film, aerospace oceanography, physics, shipping, telecommunications, and time keeping about 5 kilometers from the old city, eddie and munich. you will find this majestic infant booked bandits. it's so huge that it spread over $200.00 hector's,

we have not yet seen shells in this part of the city. haven't arrived yet. r 2 weeks now, there has been no one in donetsk one safe area. western weapons in the hands of the ukrainian army turned the city into a place of constant shelling. so they shoot exactly at well, who is the only civilian here, this was specially done 176 dead and hundreds of wounded in three incomplete months, and this list of victims of the armed forces of ukraine is replenished with a manic frequency of a target. increasingly, residential areas of school facilities, infrastructure from the epicenter of the explosion are becoming. this house is 100 meters away. well, the shock wave was so monstrous surviving window according to one of the versions. here, too , another shell exploded. well, there was nothing whistling. i don't know, that's how something seems to be flying, and it's booming right away and that's it. and who sees smoke went there. eh, everything was on fire. and this is the kuibyshev region. for several weeks now, people have been living here, as if on the front line to

well, that's not the city of kharkov, not ours. fenders, not ours, have become less ukrainetsev esli they speak russian and you also know, because putin, one of their messengers, said that in ukraine , the rights of the russian-speaking population are being infringed upon, and he will come with his horde and protect the russians . this is our answer to that. there is no need to defend, well, we spoke in russian absolutely calmly, when we need to, we speak in ukrainian, but in general, we use the russian language, but because of this, i will repeat again, we did not become less ukrainians, and this is the mistake that many people made assumed supposing about the fact that the city of kharkiv er-er-er sympathizes with the russian federation a-and you need to know the veil for someone is a fatal mistake er-er i absolutely clearly understood that er-er we have a clear er-er ukrainian position - absolutely clear and er- kharkiv today, kharkiv pre-war and kharkiv in 2014, it is more today in the city of kharkiv, there is not a single scho

well, already in the very limits of the city. , there are already russian units there, which are on the approaches and in the limits of the city, and there they go. battles, well, our forces there still have a chance to drive the russian army away from the russian military corps, or is it just us now, this is ukraine for the ukrainian side there, this issue is possible to win, it’s just time to delay, you know, everything depends on how the nearest is not even a few days, but a few hours the situation there will develop, it will depend on how much our forces are making it possible . i know this for sure in order to hold, but the situation is in dynamics and everything will depend in the next few hours on how realistically it will be held and whether, let's say, it will be expedient, already taking into account the whole set of these factors which we talked about holding or is it possible to retreat to more fortified positions from there continue to deliver devastating blows upwards. of course. well, american president joe biden wr

this is the information from the head of oda and the city head. what else is important here, we also have the assembly of the general staff, we said that the russians are deploying grady near sumy region and there will definitely be shelling again well, it remains difficult, and the situation remains difficult, of course, in the east of the country, where the russians continue to try to move in the direction of bakhmut, in particular, and try to encircle lysychansk. well, let us, of course , examine the situation at the front, and now, uh, our next guest - dmytro maksymovych, a volunteer of the freedom trust charity fund chernivtsi e p dmytro good day good day actually i know that your fund is engaged in taking out elderly people as well as people who have limited limited mobility and people with low mobility, and actually this is a question because when we say, for example, there is a city, a town, everyone already knows that it is being shelled, why are there still people staying there? why do they not leave ? and if these people still want to le

, it remains 30-32,000 inhabitants, we are constantly at it. to go to the city to return to the city,n because now the hottest weeks are ahead of us, evacuation buses leave the city every day for dnipro and rivne, the detailed schedule can be found on the website of the city council of the donetsk region kostyantyn melnikov dmytro matvienko vitaliy shevchuk ictv facts only news and the situation is not yet easy, but there is a partial success of our armed forces, which was achieved by our counteroffensive, says the spokesman of the ministry of defense , oleksandr motyuzyanyk, while the enemy is trying to hold the occupied lines and arrange the second and third lines of defense in the north of the region in the counteroffensive area of ​​our troops, the occupiers blew up the bridges over the ingulets river in the area of ​​davydova brod and velika oleksandrivka near dobryanka, the armed forces repelled a russian subversive intelligence group that tried to break through to the rear of our units, as reported operational command south, the russians mined the banks of the ingulets river an

within the city administrator's office and across the city. we have decentralized functions as a city. i think there was a reason for that but it's created consequences in terms of lack of standardization, sometimes inefficiencies across the organization. we've done a few things to focus our work this year. number one, we wanted to focus on reassigning the functions within the city administrator to have cross-collaboration and they should be working more closely together. to go over what the restructure looks like. we have 25 different divisions within the city administrator in addition to the two additional department of public works and i.t. or department of technology. we organized it into four major pillars within our organization. one is capital assets. we have a deputy city administrator overseeing capital planning and resilience and real estate, public hall building and public works. those integral to maintaining assets or within the portfolio. we have another portfolio concentrated on contracting and grants. this includes office of cont

at the beginning of the week and a static rocket. there were shelled cities, red rays, and there are also stakhanov, dead among civilians is also damaged. now the authorities and the republic are carrying out large-scale repair and restoration work. here it is , right here, everything was near the car. such a similar large size has already given away. that's all this is not all that we found. somewhere else, everything is still lying around with us. please tell me that you have glass at home. our windows were torn down by a unit of the people's militia. together with specialists from the russian ministry of defense, it eliminates enemy firing points. where is the fire coming from settlements. so the day before, warehouses were destroyed, as well as heavy military equipment. in addition, as the ambassador of the lpr reported. in russia, rodion-miroshnik, allied troops continue to liberate the city of gold, and a subdivision of departments has taken up strategic points at the entrance to the city of lisichansk, which is still under occupation by the armed force

the world city was badly damaged in 1947. ation was completely restored today, guests, molodechno is greeted by a two-meter bronze sculpture, the girl is the creation of the hands of a belarusian, vladimir zhbanov. who is this charming stranger bronze sculpture appeared here in 2011. many people think that this is the image of a typical traveler. the idea of ​​the author of this work was a little different. in fact, this girl is a student who is returning to her native city, molodechno. we can only guess where, according to the idea of ​​the sculptor, a beautiful person is heading. i can assume that the locals call it broadway leading to the central square of the city. previously, buses of about five city routes traveled along this road with the advent of broadway, they have to make a considerable circle, not all residents say, molodechno was initially pleased with such changes. pritytskogo street is an ideal place for unhurried promenades and recreation. the main infrastructure of the city is concentrated on it in the very he

also often, as one of the most ancient cities. belarus , i suspect that it is no coincidence that this unique monument of archeology is the only place in the country where all the features of the city of the early middle ages have been completely preserved. detinets window, the city of posad earthen ramparts moat and burial mound. the watchtower and the word here are the units that are the very core, as about the ancient city, there is still only the concept of a friendly castle. well, not from what is here once there was a castle, and along the perimeter of the titinian there was a powerful defensive wall. here we have a reconstruction of this wall in the museum and the height of the wall was about 5 m, the watchtowers were 7 m each . found during numerous archaeological excavations, ships of the scandinavian countries sailed, and extensive trade was carried out. and suddenly they brought lavender oil and rose oil. well, for example, yes, and then some kind of wood , for example, quoting a tree with which local fats made various d

decided. a few hours ago this news appeared, the armed forces of ukraine control about a third of the citye situation at this hour? what do you know? and what exactly does the enemy manage to achieve ? there is more data. well, half of it is controlled by us, and half remains under the control of the russian army. there is a lot of concentration of the enemy there, and the positions they have taken are right over there, that is, there are many of them in some positions. it's like they are not a small force, but the impression that they are constantly reborn, constantly rising from the dead has become its own, well, without this occasion, we are joking a little , here, er, partly, they are cannon fodder from the so -called lpr and the kadyrovs, or, in other words, who are these military personnel whom russia is abandoning what kind of manpower is being sent to severodonetsk with the aim of capturing the city and what does the current situation look like with the arms supplies that are currently available ? scykuns who are in the neighborhood never go to pii. they uh-e take off their aunts a

black smoke covered the city. two schools and five high-rise buildings were damaged. the blast wave blew out windows and doors to the entrances in the region, the situation also remains tense, the enemy is trying to hold on to the retreat lines, continues the tactics of remote shelling of the liberated and our physical territories in the mykolaiv region, the enemy shelled the berezneguvatsk and voskresen communities, one person was wounded, the dry grass and fields were taken up by fire protection, and it was possible to quickly put out another such fire at night on missiles to ochakov's on-board infrastructure in mykolaiv, a storm warning, and for the russians also a rain of fire from our defenders. look at how the fighters of the 36th separate brigades of marines named after belinsky effectively destroy combat units of rashists using a rocket salvo fire system grad slava marines ukraine a significant number of ukrainian soldiers who defended mariupol and were captured by the russians will be released in the near future this was reported by the head of the main direct

although they are quite controversial and not only in the city . y, olya, at the most interesting moments , for some reason, our connection is interrupted, that's the impression, you know, doesn't anyone want us to hear some uh, you know the streets that were renamed well, i think that we will definitely continue this conversation somehow, when there will be a completely complete derisification of odessa, not only odesa yes, let's talk again because it's an interesting and important topic, in fact, we'll talk about it a little later with a historian, so stay here, why is it really important? can we achieve this complete de-russification right now? well, for now let's talk about the de-russification of kyiv because the metropolitan government is going to rename several hundred streets whose names are related to the soviet union, russia, and belarus until may 1. citizens could submit their proposals for renaming to the e-mail address of the kyiv city council, and today people reached about 12,000 proposals and now the second one has started the stage

defense control center, i will quote the kiev regime is preparing another inhuman provocation in the city of shostka, sumy region, as reported by the ministry of defense in the near future in the sco. co. is expected to supply long -range missile systems and the united states was able to obtain information as a result of the interception of radio communications. e. so, ukrainian militants are planning to strike with these missiles on the border area with russia, and they are going to launch missiles from residential areas, the calculation is to provoke the russian military to return fire, and after accusing them of strikes on civilian objects and the death of civilians, the ministry of defense notes that when carrying out provocations, kiev plans to use ukrainian and foreign journalists to prepare fake photos and videos, and allegedly killings of civilians in the city by russians. in addition, according to the ministry of defense, ukrainian militants continue to use the hospital and schools for military purposes. warehouses, weapon ammunition equipped on training days in odessa, nikolaev

on the night of may 10, the city council itself was also burned down. then, chaos began in mariupol. the situation was practically uncontrolled because the police were powerless complete chaos in the center and no one could the national guard left for the airport and no one and the security forces could give a real answer and it was a critical moment for mariupol on may 9, 13 people were killed in mariupol, six from the ukrainian forces, two soldiers, demydenko and eismand, two policemen, sayenko and yermolenko, one soldier of the national guard, shlankevich, and one volunteer, azov dobrodomov, among the fighters of the mongoose group, there were four dead, and three more civilian local residents became victims of the bloody house that they staged the separatists launched an insidious attack on the city police department. they did not care if they won or lost in the region. they wanted a clash with victims, they got it. this was the main i i think that it was not so much a military operation as a special operation, that is, the operation of the special

petersburg, by the way, beautiful city. like to relax and unwind, see all the sights of st. petersburg, maybe, uh, visit some universities. in half an hour it turns around, ringing with the silence of the camp, which stands in an ecologically clean area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe city, the little things familiar to us are a reason for joy, the two-story building does not have to walk on the eighth and still a sea of ​​​​light. firstly, we saw the lights in the city, which is very strange, because we just have a shadow somehow, probably even a little bit of freedom, we felt that we did n’t. this is the tension on us. eh, right, well , somehow, probably, it became a little joyful in my soul in this regard. here at the telnye meetings, kirill arrived in st. petersburg back in april with his mother. now he is looking for his friend, whom he has not seen for 3 months, they became friends at school from the first grade literally. well it's in first grade, most likely, well, the first friend was the camp itself, it took a long time to pr

basically, they are shelling the city itself. houses where civilians live on the front line, as i said earlier, we do not feel a special difference, as they say in the format of warfare against us. rifles, grenades, bulletproof vests , and even an american anti-tank missile system can be bought on the dark web, with several marketplaces specializing in weapons allegedly sourced from the west to support the ukrainian army, apparently some examples. yes, and the addressees did not reach and now the terrorists can get the details. you are elizabeth khramtsova. rifles grenades and body armor from 1.100 to 3.600 dollars you can get jv for 30.000 dollars resale on the black market of weapons, which most likely came as aid from the united states, was found on the net by military commander alexander kots. he pays attention, the sellers write that they are in kiev in the first place. this is the interest of high-ranking officers who will act in close conjunction with the ensigns plus the second channel of leaks. so let's put it this way, b

in the 12th century, one of the most ancient cities in the mogilev region rose rapidly. in the literal sense, its center moved to the high right bank of the sozh. for the first time, krichev was literally mentioned in the charter of the prince of smolensk by rostislav, mstislavovich. according to the record of 1136, they took tribute in the amount of 10 hryvnia from the surroundings, apparently, then the exchange rate was already very different from the modern one. then krichev was surrounded by a fortress, now they remind. is that the name of the ancient settlement castle hill? the krichevsky castle reached its dawn, then the fortification was considered one of the most important border castles in the 15th century, and three centuries later its sunset came, the need for a border fortress fell from the first division of the commonwealth when part of belarus went to the russian empire, the last written mention of the building was recorded in 1780, the abandoned castle began to collapse; they did not begin to restore it, and therefore its complete disappearance it was only

here they are stuck right in the bed from the city. eh, projectile. he main thing is that they do not now hit the gas pipeline, which was hit today and is already being repaired, the service is working to restore peaceful life. russia is able to stop the operation of nuclear reactors in the united states to what extent american energy depends on the supply of enriched uranium from our country, we will discuss this in the next 20 minutes. and what else are we going to talk about? oh-oh-oh, wow, what 's going on already the earth is white and the downpour is straight cargo with showers and hail thundered across the country from altai to udmurtia from the arctic to the black sea. what caused such a large-scale thunderstorm activity, where it will sparkle next week, belarus boys have forbidden forts, we ourselves mined and therefore, naturally, putin is to blame. maidan gave birth to its own plan for the export of grain from ukraine than the west is not satisfied with simpler ways to solve the problem. be how to act as a development driver for such a regio

long-standing board member of the guardians of the city. i have the honor of being the emcee today through this program. thank you all for being here. [applause]. is it really great to be back in person standing here like this in front of the museum where we get to go and experience firsthand live and in person the artifacts, apparatus, part of the rich history of first responders and public safety in san francisco. you are in for a real treat. board members and the guardians of the city have put time, energy and commitment into preserving the pieces and getting all set up for display. after we go through the plan with speakers speaking i would invite everyone to come in and experience it. it is a little small. now that we have covid restrictions lifted, we have the opportunity to share the experience together. as you know, this museum is around 54 years now. i live down the street. what i was growing up we would walk to share in the experience. i wasn't hired as firefighter. i moved to other things. it is an honor and privilege to be part o

it's a symbol of the munich city. and these balconies that you see behind me there are popular place for sports teams to celebrate with their dice. ah, if you keep walking through the old city, you'll eventually reach this majestic gate fort, cause sure it's the entrance to the biggest pedestrian area and munich. and this where here is for cause blood also no net dog cause there's a very picturesque fountain here in the summer. like right now. and in winter, this area becomes the place for a big ice getting, getting at. you can see this whole squared. it's pretty busy. with if you get tired of all the sites thing and want to have a quick bite this week to allan marked is the place to beat. it offers a huge selection of food items from sandwiches to soups and roasted potatoes small . these just make sure that you don't come on a sunday like today. otherwise, all the stores that will be closed here. but i'll also show you how it looks in nominal tanks. ah, while you're waiting for your food, take a look at the account an

current situation is in the city. greetings to all. ent, we are actually in pokrovsk, but our film crew spent the whole day in bakhmut and there is really no gas there, but about water and electricity - this is an exaggeration. until the last few days, there was water in the city, but due to a broken water supply, now half of the city is without water, electricity supply in the city more or less yes, but of course, when the enemy hits the networks, they have to be repaired, and let's all together thank those people who, under fire, continue to repair everything so that people can live in this city, eh, as for gas supply, then it is completely absent and because of this the baking of bread has been stopped, but the local authorities have arranged the supply of bread from poltava and now in the humanitarian aid distribution center they are giving out three meters of bread for free and now the network of cultural institutions has turned into a network of humanitarian aid distribution. as you can see now, the plan of destruction in in the c

secondly, we plan to communicate with the mayor of the city during this visit. i hope we can do it now, an hour before our arrival there was another one, as the fighter told the people's militia, lc, arrival at the city market, fortunately for people, there were no rockets exploded. we are going to the monastery of the sandy icon of the mother of god, this miraculous image, which orthodox christians revere along with the icons of vladimirskaya kazanskaya, is located in the izyum cathedral of the ascension of the lord here. now i'm in june. uh, in the monastery we have scheduled an interview with the metropolitan, elisha of izyum, we want to talk with him about the situation with the church environment. and in general about how the izyum diocese lives. at this difficult time, the temple in honor of the pesnic icon the mother of god was consecrated in october 2014 by the primates of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate and metropolitan onufry, then the donbass was already in full swing . he decided to declare independence from the moscow patriar

cities. it is, after all, the safety of these people who ensure the life of the city. well, this is very important. you mentioned the so-called a tactical fire pause yes if we talk about the current pause so what happened yesterday and the day before yesterday so that the spectators of our marathon can make up their minds

we are losing officers in the city. the purpose of this proposal today is about performance pay and retention pay, and i think that is a thoughtful proposal. i am supportive of that proposal, and i am just as deeply supportive of justice reform and continuing to address many of the issues that supervisor preston brought up as it relates to traffic enforcement, as it relates to disproportionate enforcement when it comes to communities of color, and i think we can all agree that it is something that we need to continue to do better on, but that does not in any way address the issue of retaining officers in the city, recruiting officers in the city, and ensuring that we have proper staffing because we have issues of, i would say, brazen crime that has happened in the last couple of years. the statistics bear that out. talk to the average citizen of san francisco that it bears out. we need to do better, and this is a step in the right direction. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor safai? supervisor dorsey? >> thank yo

as the rest of the city recovered of the restaurants along the city recovered as well unfortunately the story downtown has been significantly different . workers have been slow to return back and retail has been slow to recover along with the tourists we count on. a lot of times we feel alone as a hospitality or business owner and you kind of feellike your forgotten . i was really excited to hear about the mayor and city's commitment to revitalize the downtown core this budget goes a long way inproviding that first step . our hope is at the downtown economic core transitions to whatever it becomesin the world of hybrid work , that's the businesses that have made san francisco unique and i know it's been around since 1893. down the street they been even longer than us and our businesses represent the history of our city. so as we transition to the next generation of what downtown becomes we love to see hospitality become a big part of it the mayor has allocated quite a bit of funds to help the arts, restaurants, bars, music and wehope to use those funds to activate the streets and make d

how was the city living? able. in the product, including please understand that er well, in fact, it has been coughed up so far to the russian federation that the enemy has there. well, if it is dangerous, then it has significant resources in order to renew the attack on the city. now, of course, there are battles in the region, somewhere we are repelling positions and our territory, somewhere we go to the border, then we retreat, then we leave again, well, that’s it. -e opposition battles that cannot be very uniform. as they say, but the threat of an attack on kharkiv obviously remains, understanding that the enemy has absolutely not given up his plans to capture almost all of ukraine. we are also talking about kharkiv, how serious is the defense of kharkiv, are they working, and is it possible? positions uh, there is, as it were, on the call, uh, in this well, i haven’t heard of any problems now, that’s it, everything is not going according to plan, in the plan, if something, we are mobilizing, as if the com