, the soundtrack of the war, elsa's ocean, the city of marie, the big city, the sun rises, the surrounded city is trying to break through, the military is trying to break through to deliver aid and evacuate the wounded, part of the wounded die during the evacuation attempt , the hospital is deployed simply in bunkers , the necessary medicines and conditions, there is no hospital in luzi works in terrible conditions under constant fire from the russian aviation and artillery, the conditions for conducting the operation can be said to be from the middle ages, one zaviab falls simply in the bunker hospital of borya, there are 600 grams of guys, hundreds of local residents who came to azovstal to hide in the bunkers from shelling are unable to leave the plant in the basements of the growth, whole families get stuck, they manage to be taken out under the patronage of international organizations, but each of those who spent two months in the bunkers had to pass a special filtering procedure is created for this, special camps are created by the russian occupiers, people are stripped,

has already exceeded 1% of estonia's gdp, israeli settlers attacked a palestinian in havar near the citywest bank of the jordan river. cars , no one took responsibility for the terrorist attack, the settlers blocked the streets in the disaster, lit fires and threw stones at the houses of palestinians, several apartments and 15 cars burned down, a settler shot a 37-year-old palestinian today, a terrible tragedy happened today, i want to express my condolences to the yan family, who lost two dear sons, may god avenge them, this is a slouch, the security forces are currently chasing the killer , we will find him, we will arrest him and settle accounts with him, please even when the blood boils don't take the law into your hands i ask you to allow the tzahal and the security forces to do their work half a million protesters in mexico city planned the square in front of the presidential palace this is the biggest protest against a politician of president andreas manuel lópez obredor, who seeks to reform the national electoral institute, the opposition is considered a threat to democracy, the

and in general life in the city. if you sound the numbers, then in 1858 more than 500 residential buildings burned down, and after 5 years the fire turned the ashes of all the trading rows. well, as they say, they extinguish a fire with water, but they will prevent it with their mind, and therefore one of the first provinces was created in the city. free fire society and erected a corresponding structure. this is the fire tower. since then, it has been standing. the tower was restored in 2016. it regularly hosts exhibitions of fire topics on the fastock on open and people can climb to the observation deck. the windows are boarded up solely to prevent excess moisture and protect from pigeons, but at one time the tower. it was of strategic importance for the city since 1890, a fireman was on duty around the clock on the tower in order to notice a fire or other disaster in time and inform the order. and from a height of more than twenty meters, one could even see what was happening. outside the city, this also argues for

the whole of city, the whole of city government response is how we've made progress. >> i need to moveto a similar topic, paul vallas, the police department is under a federally mandated dissent decree reform. you call that decree excuse on policing. >> by saying that, are you saying that the officers don't have to comply with the reforms in the decree. >> i've never said that. i said the dissent decree is a floor not a ceiling. so i've pointed out that the dissent decree needs to be fully implemented and it's not. you're not filling the police vacancies, no health and wellness strategies for the police. ratio of sergeants to officers, it's supposed to be one in 10 and it's one in 30. they're doing pilot, pilot projects and then of course, the professional development. i mean, the articles have been pretty specific about what is lacking in terms of implement takes of the decree. and the contract that i helped to negotiate, the 8-year contract with the police department. close to 2500 police officers prepared to retire had that he waited another year for pay, included all the provisions

until this resolution comes into effect , the city council works and performs the duties of the city cretary of the city council, oleksandr lomako , is a representative of the political force that actually represents the person who has been removed from office. that the mayor vladyslav andrushenko's political party is his native house. well, this party has an absolute majority in the city council, let's also note chernihiv and the appointment of the secretary is legitimate, and the city council appointed the secretary, and here it is different levels of power, the city administration. and there is also the regional military administration, the cabinet of time well, okay, what is vladyslav troshenko doing now, he is in the city, he is physically not in the city, he is in charge, he is not in charge, because of the breakman, maybe he is in charge of the city council, where he has the majority , tell me about it, what do you know about me? well, what what exactly is vladyslav vatrushenko doing about this, you can only speculate, but um, but the picture is really such that the majority ,

there were already two passages in the city, 11. streets near the theaters and on the waters near the private houses of the most outrageous and progressive menshuks. in the city garden , now this park named after gorky has opened in pershiuminsk, the uzimka sports complex. there you could go skating perhaps a snail, and he propane teos on that jazz fun i'm waiting on a two-headed unit, an eki is carried out urug, leg strength, a bicycle, and the juice plate for this fun was called the bridzhabsky cycle track in minsk, abran street. alicia, at the brukovanka there were new bridges, the lighter water pipelines were romestnitskaya and parochial ears of merchandising, and worse. with its own manger and free legal consultations for homeless people and pawnbrokers. this is so the progress itself previously replaced the drive nigers and what grooves were given to the dragon interest on the hungry, shabbsky did not rest and you are neutral bilials. your mean circus, and the fight with persha , the universities still don’t have to press the

about 60% of the residents of the city have electricity none of the residents of the city have access to gas. murad kurum, the minister of environment and urban planning of turkey, in an interview , will provide more governments for the residents of the region and promised that the destroyed houses will be rebuilt quickly. water has been connected to some areas in the city. and we are rebuilding the infrastructure of the city . the assessment of the damage caused to the gas transmission network in the region is underway. we will rebuild in one year according to some reports, the land has caused more than 80 billion dollars in damage to turkey , which is equivalent to 10% of the country's gross domestic product. in the city of adyaman, the amount of damage is very extensive, and the homelessness of the earthquake survivors is becoming a humanitarian crisis for the relief forces. and rescue here, now they hear very limited sounds from under the rubble, that's why they change their focus from finding bodies to removing debris and providing the basic needs of the earthquake-affected peopl

from this place, you can start a chronological study of the history of the city. ll, or perform the task of at least remembering the number of its full years, and there is a local landmark, again on the embankment. well, to be more precise, on the right bank of the dnieper. previously, there was an ancient settlement here. you know that at one time the place was the child of the city. we can only assume that the castle was built by vita. unfortunately, the example of wooden architecture has not survived to this day, but gorodische has remained. as you understand, the history of this city is rich, right across the road from gorodische, i notice this unusual object. i can only assume that this is how the variations on the theme of vitas castle look. what 's the point in guessing, we are heading to the local history museum, the exhibits of which will surely shed light on this story? since we got to the territory of the museum of local lore is worth saying a few words about it. a little more and it will become history, it is a little more than half a century old. and s

now provides the life of a big city. all areas, cases have been repeatedly recorded when they destroy here or at an object, damage infrastructure. ukraine pauses only to see that repair teams appear. only 0,2 stops the aiming artillery again. fire is for those people who are engaged in repair and construction work. that is, it is meanness. unfortunately, there are many of our works. they fulfill their labor duty, stretching out their own lives, if such a sad statistics of our workers who died in the performance of labor duties. fire says alexey kulemzin. now the highest in the last nine years there is not a single district in donetsk where ukrainian shells would not fly, but the mayor is not going to leave the city, well, home. this is my land. born here. ross worked all his life. i keep working nowhere to collect. where to go? this is the second question. well, he left well. i'm so, and someone about what will happen do? who should do it? so we don't have a relationship. we are so ill-mannered that someone has to do it,

underneath the city, thousands of people turn in each night. ing) (child laughing) >> (speaking russian): (whispers): >> (laughing) ♪ ♪ >> narrator: as they sleep below, above, the battle is intensifying >> man (on radio, in russian): >> (speaking russian): >> (on radio): ♪ ♪ >> narrator: irina has been working for 39 hours straight. >> (speaking russian): >> narrator: the city is under a total blackout. by april, over a third of irina's colleagues have left. >> irina: >> man: >> irina: >> man: >> irina: >> satnav (in russian): >> irina (speaking russian): >> narrator: this couple's home was hit by russian shelling. >> irina (speaking russian): >> man: >> irina: (man groaning) >> man: (gasps) (groans) >> irina: >> man (hoarsely): >> narrator: the couple survived, but many others have not. (doors close) hundreds of civilians have been killed oinjured since the invasion began. (bombs exploding, guns firing) ♪ ♪ (breathing through mask) >> narrator: by late april, the city has endured two months of shelling, with estimates of more than a hundred sc

i sat down with the city's governor just to find out how one of the world's great cities is bouncing n my show. you are now open for tourists which is wonderful. but are you concerned about those tourists bringing back covid with them? the situation in tokyo is fine and secured. 0ursituation, medical situation is stable. we would like to have more inbound tourists to enjoy tokyo. tokyo, everybody thinks of tokyo as one of the greatest cities on the planet. it has a long and storied history but surely the pandemic would have been one of the big tough points, if you will, in its history. i'm just wondering, as governor, what were some of the toughest challenges you had to make? as you know, we have a big, big population with 14 million and a pandemic attack, so we suffered quite a lot because we had to prepare for the 2020 olympic and paralympic games, and covid—i9. but we could do it, thanks to your cooperation and the athletes and, well, so many people were involved but they committed nicely and we could do that. i think the games offered such a positive manner and to change the way o

metro card your way through the city. [applause] please both companies are embracing this shift, and we look forward to work with them to get it done. we are encouraging new yorkers to drive to make the switch to electric vehicles. we are going to add charging stations in all five boroughs. our commitment to improving the environment and flooding climate change means reinventing our energy sector across the board. newark will lead the way to our clean energy future by becoming the wind power hub of the eastern seaboard. the marine terminal will become one of the largest wind port facilities in the nation. [applause] this will create -- this will all be great unless we don't create a pipeline to employment to those who have been denied, and we are going to do this. we will create jobs and help new york city the our goal of 100% clean, electric, electricity by 2040. we will be unveiling even more of our sustainability agenda this april and our updated plan, which will include new data on how our food choices impact our envir

my children came under fire in the city center. ll, in the area, plus even closer to the airport, but we have a short distance, you know. i then continuous they continue education there, and the son now. works closed senior junior still ends education, and we are in the city. continues to bypass the city near an apartment building as a result of a direct hit by a shell, the roof was destroyed, which we have already partially restored the overhaul of the big one, unfortunately, even as part of the repair, there have already been repeated arrivals , broken playgrounds are gradually being restored in this warehouse and elements of the future slide are stored that will allow our children to do everything else perfectly, we will definitely do, there will definitely be excellent conditions for development rest for our toddlers and 11 new generators in case the city is cut off from electricity during the formation of the city, the main help is provided there, chelyabinsk region. we are now we hunt in a warehouse that was 95% organized for

right in front of the coastal city. the government forecasts 30280000 deaths could result experts even say a through nami is likely with waves as high as full meters of mine. shouldn't seismologists predict the earthquake will have a magnitude of at least 7 earthquakes and measured on a scale of one to 9.5 quakes with the magnitude of, for a felt by most people in the area. a magnitude 7 quake is considered particularly strong, consistent boon huffs team wants to use a new method to predict powerful as quakes like these in the future. i'll skip the guns, i often fall off. there's a series of indicators we can observe. a foreign earthquake strikes and if we can systematically record and evaluate them automatically in real time with them, it would essentially be possible to look at the beaver curve of a false own 24 hours a day when done and, and then issue warnings when necessary. oh, of on housekeeping. that would be revolutionary. duncan, m. d, so far, early warning systems around the world to react at most a few second

was called zhdanov, there was even a song such as the city of dzhidans, the city of zhidans, the city seagulls. and kashtanov's songs of glorious sailors ring about you for good reason. yes, there was a city of sailors. there was a city of metallurgists and now, probably, the city of builders will also be a new symbol of mariupol builder, because now all hope is on the builders. that's what everyone knows. probably the whole world knows how much the city suffered. that's how important it is now to restore it. here, i'm not afraid of the beautiful words. i died with this city, and i am reborn with this city akulenko, the director of the mariupol house of pioneers of tuning daily, the theater studio in which she teaches, temporarily moved to one of the schools, like other circles singing their choreography. i feel bad for the fadean for health reasons, she left, and her students are the pupil and the parents who brought their children to this team. we have the continuity of generations, they have now picked up this team and are studying on the basis of the school. well he is anyway come

what role would the city have in that? >> good morning supervisors and my name is eileen and i'm the overdose prevention and community initiatives manager at dph so thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today to you all. we recognize that overdose prevention sites would be a new service and we recognize the importance of having that very strong dph oversight and partnership with any program that is implementing this service. we're very sensitive of concerns that have been raised around community and so we would have a strong presence as far as community engagement to be able to respond to any concerns that were raised in real time, and i think also recognizing that this would be a new service that would be included as part of our continuum of services to connect people to other services and treatment services that we really want to ensure that there's ard herence to policies and guidelines and community concerns, and that our programs are being good neighbors. thank you. >> thank you very much. i don't have any furt

we left the city almost. there was no field. we were in the city. was a complete feeling of abandonment. well, this is a terrible feeling . teas. well, no one will even say that what is happening. the head of the kherson regional council, oleksandr samoilenko, says that despite all the rumors, the city government the region did not surrender. and the reason for the rapid advance of the enemy was traitors, traitors were also among the leaders and security services of ukraine, and unfortunately , there were traitors in other state bodies, so they could show those passages that already exist on the first day of the occupation of the city, the russian military seized all administrative buildings and created its own administration , it was headed by volodymyr saldo, and his deputy was kyrylo termomosov. for many years , says luhova, there were several dozen collaborators among the employees of the city council on the facts of state treason , collaborative activities and assistance in the aggressor state kherson oblast the prosecutor's office is investiga

we will see that the city just lay in ruins. uple of months ago, stalingrad was one of the most beautiful cities on the lower volga. yes, and in general, in russia, a large industrial center, which during the years of the pre-war five-year plans rose above the volga with floors of new buildings and sparkled with shop windows in the evenings, and the local department store was generally considered. one of the country's largest sample or symbol of the industrial city of the soviet union just appeared squares, embankment clubs and cinemas. yes , 1.4 modern new buildings were built for cultural housing before the war in a short period of about 10 years. the area of ​​the fallen fighters has been transformed. there was built a house or fathers. e, administrative building the lung was built, the large stalingrad hotel intourist pavlov's house , in which during the battle of stalingrad for 58 days he heroically held the defense of a group of soviet fighters, a special place in present-day volgograd on german maps. it was listed as a for

well, we need to make it happen all over the city. we're not changing the beauty and the character of neighborhoods in san francisco because we value that but we need to be open minded and creative and realistic about the need to get rid of bureaucracy. this city has over 50,000 units that have already been entitled and need to move forward fast. we have over 30,000 units awaiting approval. this can make a real difference if we're aggressive if we move the mountains out of the way in order to move forward because people like michael jackson and the people who live here. at 10 64 mission. they are counting on us. they are counting on us to make real change. they're counting on us to get rid of the bureaucracy. they're counting on us to work together and to put their lives before the politics that get in the way of our ability to move these projects forward. so all of you who are here today? get ready. get ready if you if your heart is full for what was done with this project today. then just imagine if we're doing this every single week

reporter god almighty , we started the first with news from the capital, the last 9th about the city cil meeting it's tehran and let's finish with the capital, hai faizabadi, the reporter of the tehran city desk, is next to me. hello, good morning. dear journalists, i am at your service. what is the agenda of today's meeting? the first person is about the strategic plan and the monitoring plan and the weather of shahriar of tehran until the end of the week. the subject of the tripartite agreement is to be formed with this council and the municipality of the ministry of interior of iran regarding the tehran settlement plan , which will be reviewed, approved and implemented in this agreement. from the approval of shunhar development plan in faqaz city if it happens here, we will reach the opinion branch of hassan shura body and the ministry of interior ministry to enter the cursor as an executive body. the representative will definitely introduce now that they will hold a meeting and implement this plan according to the agenda of the meeting regarding the determination of the price of t

we also defend the city against thousands of lawsuits. so if you slip and fall in front of city hall if there's a bus accident if there is an incident involving the san francisco police department, we defend those matters. we also bring lawsuits on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, where most famous for litigating and obtaining the constitutional right to marry for lgbtq couples have sued gun manufacturers, payday lenders, oil companies, you name it, who are undercutting the rights of san franciscans and the city and county of san francisco. so now moving on to the opioid crisis. i understand you've had some success in court, um, dealing with manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies. could you elaborate a little bit on that for us, so the opioid industry and by that i refer to the legal industry that prescribes pain pills. um over years. uh, deceived americans and resulted in literally thousands upon thousands of deaths and tragedies that we see on our streets every day when it comes to the addictions that folks are experie

there were already 1,100 lyamas in the city. eaters and on the waters near the private houses of the most married and progressive menshiks the pershiumin sports complex uzimka has now been opened for city gardening in the gorky park. there it was possible to go skating maybe a snail, and he was propagating the dios for that hour fun i'm waiting on a two-head unit. the crew is carried out at rukh with the strength of the legs and the bike juice for this fun was called the cycling track of bridzhab minsk streets, and new bridges appeared in the umrukovanka , new water pipes appeared from the romestnitsa and prikhotsky ears protulok for the homeless and bulk pawnshop. this is so progress itself, previously it was driven by unbelief. what pazyks were given at draconian interest on the attained shambsky did not rest and you fought liberally. fountain bowl needed its own circus perhaps the first university is not a mustache, nevertheless, press the travozidzha with sewerage, pressed gt ideas. i can kill you, the energetic count got a s

we visited the city of eskandarian on monday. we're almost every structure suffered some kind of damage, including the hospital, which had to be moved to a high school across the street. there now treating secondary injuries like smoke and dust inhalation and bruises from aftershocks. but even with help from the indian military resources are stretched thin, prompting a new plea from the un mobilizing funding and we're trying to tell everyone put politics aside. this is the time to unite behind a common effort here is now past 35,000 and humanitarian crisis is growing homelessness and hunger are widespread looting has been reported in nearly every city. any kind of help can help. it's just chaos here. just whatever you can help with. there isn't any much help, not a lot of search and rescue teams. turkish government blaming at least some of the damage on developers and contractors who allegedly built unsafe buildings . dozens of arrests have been made and more are expected. angry residents looking for answers about who was to blame

the central areas of the city were occupied by the germans.n the outskirts, the romanians stood near stalingrad, there were two of their armies of these soldiers, civilians remembered. for a long time they drove thousands of years. with horses, going into settlements were robbed, everything even bricks were dismantled on chimneys loaded. it’s all corrected on these carts and i’ll come to a strong temple , the romanians were the most evil in torturing our people, essentially that the romanians are worse than the germans. they completely obeyed the order that the nazi leadership of the wehrmacht established and carried out their orders for public executions in order to frighten, uh, the population. yes, that is, public executions, and looting, uh, a curfew and seizure of products of things, tam and so on knyazeva residents of the stalingrad region. two romanians entered the apartment, left me and went to where i took refuge my eighteen-year-old daughter ; these yards began to rape my daughter. after these two romanians, another one came and bega

the siege of buck, mood has emptied out the city. but some refused to leave, seeking refuge in prayer. more minutes more who from the 1st one most i know there is a chance i might die last night itself into my garden. all the vendors were blown out, boots linda, my house this morning. it will have to keep me in the head, a related collision. they will die in any case. now or in 2030 years. it is not important. the main thing is how i present myself to god that i jumped vanessa. i pray for our country, for all ukraine, for my children, for my family, for all ukrainians, for all i pray but will ukrainian lines remain as unbreakable as their faith both likely to be tested and coming days, as russian forces escalate. their campaign for bottom of 30, then basra, the algebra and their report sent the ukrainian defense minister to be replaced by the head of military intelligence. licksey written a coff has come on. the increasing pressure of his ministry with tainted by a corruption scandal involving food contracts. on sunday risk, nicole co

i mean, they are in the city of bakhmut itself. erns the civilian population and this is approximately 6,000 people, of them, we have such data that about 200 children, well, there are 190, 197 , and these are children who are in the city, in a city that is constantly shelled, and, unfortunately , they there are we call to evacuation, we are constantly communicating directly with the police crew that conducts the evacuation for the white angel . do our ukrainian citizens agree to evacuate from the city of bakhmut or at least give the children or at least the children ? no evacuation, yes, there are reviews. well, it is not massive , but people understand the circumstances , we communicate, we prove successful examples. evacuations yes, when people left and now there are even cases where they thank you for refusing to tell them that you can live in more or less safe conditions than directly on the front line, let’s say that there is it possible to get help in the city in the district, points of invincibility, or what services are the

it is very necessary. what is the situation in mariupol, a city near the sea of ​​azov, if odessa ise black sea, then mariupol is on the azov sea , petro andrushchenko, the adviser to the mayor of mariupol, reports that there are fewer russians on one street or one boulevard they dismantled bohdan khmelnytskyi boulevard in the city center, a new black mark of the dismantling of mariupol, wrote andryushchenko khmelnytskyi boulevard, the central district is still a little further from mariupol, in the usual sense , nothing will be left, the mayor's adviser noted. unfortunately, the russians are practically destroying khmelnytskyi, or rather dismantling what they destroyed in our city in february and april 2022, and they destroyed a lot er, we have a housing stock of about 3,000 high-rise buildings. well, there are 2,600, 3,000 , depending on how to count every third building. the houses were still when they were just capturing the city, and some of them were the ones that were burned by the so-called operatives , when the house was simply won, they are destroying it now, and why are th

he saved the city. so in the aftermath of this fire there, after a while, it didn't happen right away. but after a while there's a attention to zoning, to building issues and to improvements in the water system. it took a lot longer than you think, but eventually there a better control of the water mains in that area and the effort to create better built to prevent the fire, prevent fires, not just fight them, but to prevent them. were undertaken -- role played. a part in that other men would kind of licked their wounds and gone off in a corner. but he stuck it out. was state he was reelected the the fire fire chief but then they reorganized the department again they're blaming him for things. he quit and he could have run off, but he decided to stay in. public safety. he helped to found the international association of fire chiefs, which to this day and in 1877, he became, the chief of the city department building, basically the building inspector for the city, and he was in that position for next 25 ye

yes , roughly speaking with representatives of the administration of the city of st. , everything has already exhaled to the final stage. in principle, everything is at the finish line. here, uh, that is , some nuances remain, but already, in principle, we are ready to settle doctors here so that they have so far carried out the acceptance of their premises of workplaces from defective ones or them, and we are already , as it were, eliminating these shortcomings completely, it is already possible to put them into operation. before the final delivery, as usual, it will be necessary to carry out cleaning for a year now , a real landing of communal services has been working in the city, which daily do not allow the city to drown in construction debris, all the guys who come here are clearing the rubble. they are like hmm came here to work. there is no need to force anyone to do anything. there is no need to motivate anyone there once again. here all 7 work days. that is, if it is necessary at all, so they can do it at night, that is, this is some kind of internal motivati

born and raised in the city, san francisco. i have been in the trade for 15 years throughout local 22, and here to oppose item 16, and my question is, if this was to streamline the construction contracts why hasn't the small business community contacted mayor newsom did? the city needs to review how multiple agencies provide plan approval in the field and reduce time costs. also, i like the board of supervisors to consider inclusion of black real estate company like dc williams such as black contractors as myself and black truckers . we are not getting multimillion contracts. support us in being a part of that change. thank you. [clapping] >> joshia (inaudible) bay area pipe and equipment. thank you. we are a small lbe prefabrication sop shop in san francisco here every day payingerant in the city, doing everything we can to support businesses. is there anything in the ordinances stopping those businesses from coming here and taking part in that every day to keep the lights on here in the city? i think that all of us here just w

which, of course, well, somehow see the city in a new way. in the cabin we keep the average speed, where we exceed the permissible on the track, the engine is very itself. thank you. all about cars. moscow came under incessant shelling from the ukrainian punishers, in our city they were quartered , they placed equipment and immediately proceeded to those most acute problems that had to be solved by hand. she said that a third or from russia they will rehearse for us at school and there will be a direct global repair with us. the scale of assistance is undeniable, it is simply gigantic. here are just the number of vehicles that came to us, e.g. special construction equipment, i don’t know the trucks, dump trucks, cranes , the number of people who came to us, but we have never seen this in reality, of course, and are very much attacking global aid with everyone. recently, we could only dream. i think that the plans that are scheduled today for 5 years. they will give our city a major boost to its development. these are not only plans, but the re

so the city in a sense. o say power, but it negotiated a to have the compliance director be the top dog as it were. so that the city when court would not order a receivership. the takeaway complete power of the city over the oakland police department. >> mayor tell will have her final decision and the police commission will also hold a special meeting. but as we said, the federal compliance monitor will have the final say. we're going to keep you updated. well, the interim city administrator in oakland has issued a local state of emergency because of ongoing impacts caused by a ransomware attack. the city was the victim of a ransomware attack last week. it began last wednesday, an effective networks. the next morning the service is not affected, included 9-1-1, dispatch fire emergency services and the city's financial systems. other systems are still down. the city's it department is working on the problem along with a private firm and federal partners. well, happening tomorrow, you have former crypto leader

main thing is that its symbol is not just a visiting card of the city. tripe was erected in 1995 according to the project of the winner of the state prize of the republic of belarus, a native of rechitsa, eduard agunovich, the unusual symbolism of numbers, the height of the table is 24 m and 24 cm, four stepped supports figuratively represent the development of life and thoughts in a spiral, the faces of 12 belarusian saints and enlighteners are inscribed in them, and the german position is the image of the most beautiful. according to legend, the granddaughter is all glory, a sorcerer during a pilgrimage to jerusalem used to be in rechitsa and a few hundred years later, in 1910, when her holy relics were transported back to polotsk , the first belarusian city where a big stop was scheduled, again rechitsa became an interesting coincidence, really. at this historical place, where the chapel now stands , according to the watchmen , a squadron of steamboats stopped and a shrine with holy relics of st. euphrosyne was demolished on the river land. they arrive

the whole of city, the whole of city government response is how we've made progress. >> i need to move a similar topic. the police department is under a federally mandated consent decree for reform. you've called the consent decree an excuse to avoid proactive policing. by saying something like that, are you sending a message to officers that they don't have to comply with the reforms in that decree? >> first of all, i've never said that. i've never said that. i said that the consent decree is not -- is a floor, not a ceiling. so i've pointed out that the consent decree needs to be fully implemented and it's really not. you're not filling the police vacancies, there's no health and wellness strategy for the police. the ratios of sergeants to officers, it's supposed to be one in 10 and one in 30, they're doing pilot, they're doing pilot projects. and then of course the professional development. the articles have been pretty specific about what is lacking in terms of implementation of the consent decree. the contract that i came in to help negotiate, the eight-year contract with the poli

, which in principle opens up for them in case of capturing the positions of which the citymut yes, yes, from the point of view of logistics, it is clear what the goal was to take the city before the new year, that is, in order to enter it , establish a foothold, spend the winter and get a certain bridgehead for such a threat as the spring offensive of these 500,000 cheap cheap meat, that's what i call it that is, the mobilized pigeons of the golubites who agreed to take machine guns to commit crimes, their plans failed in many parts , that is, the ukrainian army has already won several episodes of the battle of the seven, the city of bakhmut is the first enemy to be ashamed of the whole world by spending tens of thousands of lives and tens of thousands of wounded in the form of wagner's prison camps. without fulfilling this goal, on the contrary, this private company of putin's chef ceased to exist as such, that is, the remnants are used to continue to finish off these remnants in frontal attacks in the form of and yes, we already see that even the media this character is n

and so that's the city, the state and the federal government had been engaged in a multi level task force, which is meant to destroy any movement to stop cop city. and instead to allow the police to build this facility, which again, rena would be used against the black community in particular. and we know will be used against organizing organizing activism in the future. yeah, i wanna ask you about that with the murder of manual turan, the police said that it was in self defense, but they were all wearing body cameras. has that footage been released and if not, why not? there's nobody camp footage, according to the police of the shooting, which we find highly dis believable. right? the police this task force is made up of the atlanta police, the cap county police, the georgia bureau of investigation. some news reports even place the f b i there. in particular the atlanta police are required to have body cameras on when they have encounters with the public. and so for them to tell us that they have no body camera image whatsoever is immediate. sus immediately suspect the fact that they wou

in total , more than 500 buildings collapsed in the city. d to get home as soon as possible, but now we are afraid to go in there, my nephew, my sister-in-law and my sister-in-law's sister are under the rubble. we are trapped and we can’t get to them, we try to talk to them, but they don’t answer, but in these terrible shots, immured in their own apartment, waiting for rescuers, a local resident, trying to overcome fear and not lose consciousness, records a video of a relative on fire in a port in the turkish province. until now, it has not been possible to completely liquidate hatay . hundreds of cargo containers were on fire the day before. carriers send cargo to the nearest hubs in the city of iskanderun, where the port is located after the earthquake, a rise in the water level was recorded, the streets were flooded . local media share footage from the scene . 13 million people affected by the earthquake in the country in turkey in search and rescue operations in the disaster area involved more than 53,000 people, an emergency declared for

golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce organized with them on the downtown revitalization and a key goal in that meeting and in the downtown revitalization is to make sure that the city historic culture

as you can see they provide the basis rent for the city which offsets the costs for the city to maintain the park and the golf course so that that comes to the city $20,000 a year. and mentioned the lease requires the tenant put many $23 million of capital improvement we recommend approval you. thank you. >> colleagues any questions? >> yes. for the record i think those kick off opportunity and places for young people particularly for the first t golf and having this type reaction makes it easier for people to access great location for this golf course i like the idea of operating from the structure in terms of revenue sharing and money that goes to the city and decreases the amount of money for the overall space i'm supportive and appreciate the partnership with them. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioner ronen i concur i appreciate the work on that and i have to say i my family is a family of golfers not me but my son loves that and participated for the first t during the pandemic. and summer camp and golden gate park and appreciate the first t work in being very welcoming to the yo

recently voted one of the hises neighborhood in the city. i want to start by telling you a story about a famous san franciscoian, born in 1835 held from connecticut and named the niantic. yes it's appropriate that we gather at a pier today because the niantic was a ship, a commercial ship destined for trade with khien' until in 1849 her captain got word that hundreds of migrants were in panama looking for transportation to san francisco where no doubt their fortune and gold awaited. so the niantic crew rebuilt her for a passenger ship and left panama with nearly 250 pioneers. arrived in san francisco as one of the first ship to bring 49ers ashore. legend has it, newcomers would jump ship before it could even drop anchor in san francisco bay. within a few days, most of the nianic crew abandoned her for the gold rush too. so the captain sailed the niantic as close to land as they could get, running her aground on the shore where clay and montgomery streets now meet. there, the niantic became a store, offices and hotel. somebody cut a door in he

that what makes the city. without the cable cars, you lose part of that, you know, because people who come here and they love it and they love the history ask they can ride a cable car that has been running since 1888 or 1889. wow! that's something. can't do that with other historical museums. rarely, have i run into anybody from outside who didn't come in and didn't feel better from knowing something about the city. it's a true experience you'll remember. i hope they walk away with a greater appreciation for the history, with the mechanics with people are fascinated by the winding machine and i hope the appreciation, which is a part of our mission and these young kids will appreciate cable cars and the ones who live here and other places, they can make sure there will always be cable cars in san francisco because once they are gone, they are gone. it's the heartbeat of san francisco that founded the cable and the slot and without the cable cars, yeah, we would lose something in san francisco. we would lose par

of takstan is to open the motor, focus on the scarfs of the city, let's open the equipment of the city remove the programs that are active , god willing, with this equipment that is the right of friends i hope that in the next 24 hours, we will receive help from the red crescent in the city for the distribution of food and the villages that are far away from which access by car is not possible. god willing, in the best possible way, i think that he can solve the problems of the main problem that he said in the villages of aligudarz city , which makes it difficult for the issue of equipment that is working in the triangle . there is no asphalted road in the city. thank you very much for the car companies in this conversation. i thank my dear viewers. god bless. according to the world health organization, currently 5 % of the world's population suffers from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or copd, a disease that causes shortness of breath , cough and it is possible to create chest phlegm by using particle engineering to develop a type of inhaler capsule to treat this disease . it i

i guess today is david chiu, the city attorney for the city and county of san francisco , and he's here today to talk to us about the opioid crisis, reproductive rights and the non citizen voting program. mr chu, welcome to the show. thanks for having me on happy to talk about whatever you want me to talk about, so can we start by explaining the difference between the city attorney's office and the district attorney's office? i think it could be slightly confused. that is a very common fusion with members of the public so um, if you get arrested in san francisco by the san francisco police department, all criminal matters are dealt with by the san francisco district attorney . we handle all civil matters on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. what that means is a number of things. we provide advice and counsel to all actors within city government from our mayor. every member of the board of supervisors to the 100 plus departments, commissions boards that represent the city and county of san francisco. we also defend the city against thousands of lawsuits. so if you slip and

city, or also on the outskirts of the city, in fact , the front line is there. moving mobile and the situation there is very dynamic. and actually from today's position, they were mortars literally 2 km from the positions of the russian military, our weight is as if it was the first such street battles, the city of rivno, the 93rd brigade, well, people perceived us normally, if they had motivation, they have a good one, if nothing had changed what is the field, what is the city for them, there are telephones for our people, it is difficult for the enemy, because ours, if they are in the city now, they are in the fields , it is difficult for them well, they are getting wet, and the ukrainian military is also talking about the dynamics of the battles as of now both of them, in particular, the mortars said that they can fire up to 100 mines per day at the positions of the russian military , and the regional administration of the donetsk police today said that the last child was taken away today. it seems, if i'm not mistaken, that it was the son of a local priest t