life of the city. and we were able to see if he was able to make it department for safety, life and pedestrians as they have always had the department for traffic and transport and cause. so we started very early in copenhagen to take an interest in people. and that had an impact, and that is a connection to the fact that copenhagen now is could see that one of the more live of those cities in the world. the single floor to once fuel cars. but they're taking a different route than copenhagen, single pores metro networks is considered one of the best in the world. almost half of all trips taking here go by public transport. the 6000000 person metropolis avoids congestion by adjusting ticket prices. tickets are cheaper outside rush hour . the same system applies to drivers like gallery to every day he drives 13 kilometers to the city center and passes several electronic tools systems . the price is proportional to the traffic density. drive to work from the suburbs right into the season to it only costs $

san francisco is the first city in the 100 cities network in the globe to hire a resiliency officer. we released our first strategy in 2016 and completed 90% of the objectives in that strategy. to date, we are now following through on a next set of action items and a lot of those are really focused on and has resiliency climate action planning effort and around our retrofit programs that we're successfully completed but we're moving to vulnerable buildings in san francisco. we are also doing a lot of work in passing critical bonds, elaine mentioned seawall bond, we've done a significant, over billion dollars of housing bonds because we understand affordable housing is critical to resilient and focused on equity to make sure our most vulnerable communities are also being lifted up and not left behind. we know there's more to do and we need to continue to push forward with the various programs that i've talked about. ultimately, you know, resilient is about improving structures, processes, to make sure people's lives and communities more equitable, and safe and able to respond and thri

and when they talk about controlling the city, it's weak, so they can be on the edge of the city or withinhe geographical boundaries of the city, but if they they do not control the territory to the west of the roads, the heights, especially the flanks, the control of the russians over the city is very weak looking ahead. it seems that the spring offensive will become a summer one, the russians are trying to build a defense. kilometers of obstacles in several rows, then all this looks impressive, but let's try to make calculations if the russians have 150,000 soldiers at the front and let's say they put one soldier for every 10 m of the front and this is a line behind which there is nothing else, as you can see from the images, they will have depth and obstacles, but they do not have enough troops to fortify every centimeter. therefore, the purpose of the obstacles is to slow down the attack and then artillery fire is opened , we have a saying in the army that it is not an obstacle if it is not covered by fire and that is why it is dangerous. but if ukraine can cross this line somewhere an

they have the florescent jackets with city seals. it is my understanding their seals may not be authorized so i want to take steps to retroactively authorize them because i want to make sure for the same reason they have a lotf ofans in the neighborhood and people appreciate seeing them and understanding this is the city that is there. so, i hope-i want to makesure we are respecting the process of the administrative code. this is something we should do thoughtfully and have policies around it. i want to make sure this isn't something we are cheapening the brand and when we wear the city seal we are doing so in a way that reflects the high expectations our residents have of us and think when you put our city name on our uniform whether it is stef curry or steve young or anybody-there is high expectations for excellence and think that is-and integrity and think that is true of my office. i think that is true of the members of the board of supervisors i serve with and think it is true with the excellent staff all of them have that we wil

i'm in the bath market people. we have such cities. let's stick it, come on , and you'll get here before. ok? okay then, let's be the first to stick it on the bottom. come on everything. well, let's go to the next city? let's go ulyanovsk is waiting for us. hello on channel one news release in maxim sherafetdinov studio and briefly about mainly artyomovsk was completely liberated after 224 days of hardest fighting, historical footage , comments from the fighters and congratulations from the president. an important strategic milestone why zelensky deliberately went to such a number of victims and how the attitude towards the city in the western press changed powerful blows to the accumulation of equipment and nationalists in the work of the rso tornado self-propelled mortar tulips howitzers stas fresh footage from the ministry of defense from different directions of his. an attempt to stir up an inter-religious conflict in russia detained for who ordered the burning of the koran in volgograd? an event of historical scale has been liberat

after that, a bloody bacchanalia began in the city. in three or four days , from 5 to 10,000 people were destroyed, and how to destroy it, along the street on which the nkvd building stood, a detachment just broke into apartments and killed everyone. well, that is, take out of the apartment to the entrance, aleksandrovsky avenue. they simply decided not to, eyewitnesses said that on this avenue , if anyone imagines it, you can, in general, personally in the region of 400 people at the same time. for the first time you see on your screens the footage of one of the visits of the romanian dictator antonescu to occupied odessa , a man in a civilian suit on the chronicle stands out among the greeters. he follows the antanescu all day long. this is the transmission governor of gheorghe alexandru after odessa was proclaimed the capital of the new romanian capital on october 17, 1941. provinces. he was instructed to conduct a total romanization of the occupied territories. the only friendly romanian transmission people were the moldavians, who

the new york times is not great. bakhmud itself, a citylation of 70,000 before the war, is of little strategic value, the real strategic advantage that russia would gain from its capture would be our small advance. inside. artyomovsk. it was not so much the forces of the opponents that fettered. how much is that they were hiding behind many peaceful people who did not leave the city citizens refused to enter ukraine, stayed to wait for the russian military for several months, shot at the mother short cars young didn't see. they live with us , my little ones. we are fine. we'll be home soon. maybe you recognize me? i terribly apologized to my mother. and then the fortress fell, russian troops destroyed a group of nationalists, who, according to various estimates, numbered about 20,000 people, the notorious ukrainian contrast. at least in this area. now any fruit is a big question. this living organism. it's not just some kind of payback line that soldiers is a supply system for deliveries of ammunition is a pleasure, so then when you cut of

for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations. >> i think about one importance when i was worn in as district 4 supervisor. years ago, and someone actually came up to me during the swear nothing ceremony and said, wow, i'm traveling here from canada, and i just i could not believe i saw an asian female worn in in this role a leadership role this meant so much that someone would say that and felt they were inspired by the scene. so -- i hope that as more people see people that look like them and more women coming in positions of leadership than i feel they can doing the same. person this inpyred me is carmen chu who is our city add administrator but also was district 4 supervisor when i worked with her as a legislative aid. at this point, i too, was skeptical of going in politics. i saw someone who had herself never seen herself in politics. got thrown into it and put her heart and soul and dedication to serve people. and it gave me the confidence to pursue that same job and i honestly would not have either chosen o

the tallest in the city today. -rise buildings. well, we, in order not to get lost among the numerous sights and monuments of architecture. we will move according to the plan and move on. and it's really easy to get lost, as in buildings, so in history, here you are, a two-story brick building with beautiful decorative cornices, balconies on the second floor and metal shutters on the windows of the first at the beginning of the 20th century. a local merchant lived here. mr. bragman, with his family, but the walls of this house, apparently , we have seen a lot, and many we just approached the pink building. the answers themselves catch the eye that in the city during the first world war, wilhelm ii was twice in the city says a memorial plaque on the building local history museum. a few steps and our creative team , together with tourists from yaroslavl, find themselves in the past, feeling like heroes, events of a century ago, authors , directors and actors, theatrical costume excursions. museum scientists traveled w

, the city council, is located here the entire population of the city should gather. wever , even the organizers of the rally do not believe in the probability of such a scenario on the morning of march 26, 2022. there were such conversations, something so famously pro-russian the city is not even pro-russian, well, there are not many roots, it has ties to russia in slavutych, it was scary for the first thing that they , that there will be not enough of us ukrainians, yellow-blue, beautiful , brave, there was a lot of excitement about whether someone with a russian flag would die. i say that honestly i thought that we were a pro-russian place. well, how can i honestly say that there are a lot of russians, and i did not understand how we would react to this about slavutyka. many friends told me that , well, in such a situation, you are ready to meet with the russian flag, as they say that before the start of the war, it was a lot of people at one time were loyal to russia, this happened historically because many people came from russia to clean up the accident at the ch

but the city is setting the course for the future. the in copenhagen, you can experience the future today. it's become a mobility transition model from many other cities around the world. in the 19 sixty's, the 1st streets in the city center were closed off the car traffic. currently 62 percent of residents commute by bike or on foot, or even bike traffic jams. here the, the city of the future was invented by john gale over 50 years ago, the architect to pose the concept of a car friendly city. back then he was ridiculed as a dreamer. today he showered with praise. he's copenhagen has become a place of pilgrimage for mobility planners where ever you make most rates on more lane ways. you have more traffics, 3 years later, or 5 years later. so if you invite cause you get more traffic. but he, in copenhagen, we have found that if you invite people to walk, see, to live all by seeking. you get more of that. it's exactly the same. you get in each city what you invite for. the principle of supply and demand works and reverse in urban plann

the city is small in size compactly located along all the streets, that are in the city. uh, that's why people usually know each other, and another time wonder how? well, it’s known there are other events that took place at the other end of the city, the checks are calmly cozy in the city of gantsevichi, where you can live in peace, well, rest is our case when people come from moscow or from other e regions of the russian federation and settle and equip their housing to be and so on like and doing something on the face of positive, so it would be a person's desire as well for their development. he always will find use in any case. now we are located on the outskirts of the city of gantsevichi in the gorki tract , mass events are held here dedicated to the victory day during the great patriotic war, as well as days. liberation of belarus where the independence of belarus is here, well, other such cultural events, as well as in these mass events are held and the cultural program of the stage. this is a gorka tract, therefore, 5 years ago , a roller track was laid here. avail

what it will take for the city to change? >> you really have been a fixture of this town for many, many decades. three plus with the san francisco chronicle. i think you once said san francisco exists so that other people can talk. >> it's to give people in the rest of the country to talk about. for awhile it was kind of fun, cutting edge, revolutionary. whether it was gay rights, you name it, we had it. late the stories haven't been on that up-beat fun level that they were before. the problem sun safe sex. >> phil matier is one of the most watched and read journalists. >> right outside her bathroom window. >> that was the case when i was a reporter at ktvu in the early 2000s. it still holds true today. >> san francisco has always been a boom/bust city. it was built by the 49ers came here looking for gold. now we have the tech boom. >> san francisco is the global headquarters of big tech. >> if you're in your 20s, 30s, you want to life in vibrant environment. there's a lot more cultural diversity, a lot more, frankly, to do in

to make it impossible for the enemy to enter the city. 25, a 24-hour curfew is announced in slavutych , and the following appeals are heard for russians and ill-wishers: русский корпаль we didn't call you vanya, he's coming back home, where your children and family are waiting for you . eight tanks and two armored personnel carriers

a few hours left until the meeting with the talisman of the city of lamplighters. o do. today, sovetskaya street, the main pedestrian thoroughfare, is the calling card of the city; tourists have long dubbed it the close broadway or pedestrian arbats. it is interesting that 150 years ago sovetskaya was also one of the most fashionable places in brest-litovsk. almost medicines have been sold here for 100 years. this three-storey building with an original bay window and balconies was built in the art nouveau style by the architect solomon greenberg . his family lived on the second and third floors. well, the first one was taken to the pharmacy. the architect's wife was a pharmacist. let's look here, not for long. here you can not only buy medicine for the body, but also refresh the historical memory. you somehow hold such buildings in your hands to feel goosebumps here. here from the excitement of the fact that this edition was created during the war and it was used in pharmacies medical institutions in wartime . the room with the museum exposition carefully preserves

she was among the first to be awarded the honorary title of hero city. after the war, the famous port of odessa was restored with the help of the whole country. in the nineties of the last century, the black sea shipping company became one of the largest in the world. it consisted of about 400 fishing and merchant vessels during independent ukraine, only one vessel remained in it. many popular soviet films were shot at the famous odessa film studio, among them the meeting place cannot be changed. in the early seventies in odessa, the first festival of humorous and merry laughter in the ussr was held , violinist david oistrakh, writer valentin kataev, creator of soviet liquid rocket engines valentin glushko famous soviet commander rodion malinovsky kataev's brother writer yevgeny petrov a special place belongs to the fate of an unusually cruel woman and the great russian one of the most tragic periods. anna andreevna akhmatova passed away on march 5 , 1966 and was buried here at the komarovsky village cemetery. today , no one remembers the names of the per

as the glorious city of sumy, kyiv-mariupol in kherson for all the glorious cities that foughtported those who fought because i want to say once again that well, let's say if near there were no russians in lviv, but how many lviv residents of the region gave their lives and laid down their heads for uh bakhmut for kherson for kyiv for chernihiv and for other cities that's why all of ukraine is on this front uh and we are all grateful oleksandr havrylko head of department communications of the police of donetsk region, oleksandr, i congratulate you. i also congratulate you, i want to ask you first of all about this story, to which the espressovu tv channel is already trying to a lesser extent to join the story with the evacuation of children, which happened and it is, uh, damn angels it they made a very poignant story there with the fact that these orphan children, well, i just want you to tell a little more about this story, and how it was, and now what will happen with these children, who will take care of them, and what is the need to continue this evacuation, since such chil

it was the best educational institution in the city for 12-13 years of study. here it was possible to receive not only secular, but also spiritual education. among the famous graduates of the collegium are the publicist and teacher anastas ludwig kirsnitsky, as well as the historian and poet adam narushiewicz and the rector of warsaw university karol wyrwiewicz heard. by the way, the jesuits were the first to abandon the whip, that is, corporal punishment, and they used awards and distinctions as a carrot, it’s still curious that in the academic year of the collegium there were only 190 days and classes on the envy of today’s scalers lasted no more than 2 hours in a row. today, within the walls of the former colleague of the mind, there is a children's choreographic school and a museum of belarusian woodlands. and here is its first exhibit - a tractor-monument, when in 1941 the front line was approaching the city, the workers would squeeze gorodok dismantled the car into separate parts, smeared it with grease and buried it in the ground. well, after the liberati

it was the best educational institution in the city for 12-13 years of study. here it was possible to receive not only secular, but also spiritual education. among the famous graduates are colleagues of the mind, the publicist and teacher anastas ludwig kirsnitsky, as well as the historian and poet adam narushevich and the rector of warsaw university karl vyrovich. i heard, by the way, that the jesuits were the first to abandon the whip, that is, bodily punishments, and they used awards and distinctions as a carrot. it is also curious that in the academic year of a colleague of the mind there were only 190 days and classes on the envy of today's scales lasted no more than two hours in a row. today, the walls of the former colleague of the mind house a children's choreographic school and a museum of belarusian woodland. and here is its first exhibit, a tractor-monument, when the front line was approaching the city in 1941, the workers would crush the town. well, and after the liberation of the bssr, the tractor was reassembled and given a personal name, captain m

legendary t-34 tank and ultra-modern missile systems, together with the column, made their way to the city center this morning our correspondent ilya advent. he goes directly to the studio, ilya good morning. tell me, how is the situation on tverskaya, is everything ready? approximately half an hour ago, tverskaya was literally warmed up by motors, 51, a combat vehicle. now the equipment is already running out in full dress. the last preparations, the column passed through the streets of the capital for about 20 km. that's how it was. the great moon, even if not under its own power, and on the trawls are the legendary victory tanks t-34-85 from the taman division. they will also lead the parade of cars on red square, a separate accent. this year, the russian army is doing on wheeled vehicles among armored personnel carriers, you can to allocate new zss vehicles, they en masse entered the troops only last year and have already shown their effectiveness in the zone of a special military operation. uh, they are particularly versatile. our guys use them. not only for the delivery of cargo evac

services elsewhere in the city have been imposed for the housing of ardabil city . re than 500 hectares of residential land that is capable of construction, which has not been included in the housing cycle. we prepare comprehensive plans usually, the time periods are 10 years. i want to explain to you that maybe more than two decades, that is, two comprehensive plans have passed in the city of ardabil, and it is also an open secret that they are residential and residential use has been seen for them to be offered as housing , they are still not included in the housing cycle. it is registered or in a much more transparent way, the hoarding of land inside the residential areas is done from the owners . in order for these residential lands to be offered in the construction cycle , it is not included in the residential master plan . say, win the morning with a mixed film 8% surplus discount changes in all buyers, and it happened that it was very painful to face it. when we lost something for a party, i lose something. you should go to an eye specialist. hello again. at t

you know, keep the city going. but there was so much activity and so much excitement and all of that happens because of the people who serve and protect the city and county of san francisco and that startz with our city workforce. so, today as spur has done for 42 years in honoring our workforce in extraordinary, we want to thank stir and thank you. that is a why there is a lot of food and drink but don't eat over or drink over $25 per person. we don't want any problems with the city attorney office. david is looking like it is me now, not dennis, even though they are over there sitting together. the fact is, we are here to celebrate you and just take a moment to pause and to reflect on the extraordinary work and in particular i want to call out and you'll hear the names and the people a little later, but the municipal fiber team from department technology. i see linda joining us here today. [applause] you know, what happened and still happening in oakland is not happening in san francisco. let me just say that. tha

to better connect the outskirts of the city. the grand parents express project directly connected cities up to 60 kilometers away. everything should be ready by 2030 people reduced car traffic into the city and offer a faster alternative. taking pressure off the metro lines in the inner city a chunk scheduled to the bottom. you on the web from here you can see the suburbs very well. the ones over there, the eastern suburbs of terrorist and back there are the western one to 2 definitely at the very back you can see the towers of law, the phone, the business district. i think it was old reese to give drunk. i did a lot by them today. so if you live in the east and working on the phones, you have to drive across paris 6. you could pretty cool fucking the bus stop by a really good job on the bus. good level, really. it was just feel now the entire transport concept was focused on the center of parasites. but thanks to this new station, you won't need to drive to the city center anymore. that's about that april. i'm pay it for myself

, we see the city from above from the side of the time ravine, we see the city from above from the chromee objective, they would drive themselves into the passport. surely no military man would lead his army to such a place, that is, we are so simple one gets the impression that the beautiful russian military leadership promised putin to capture bakhmut at any cost, and now they are capturing it at any cost, but the audience does not understand that by putting their terrorist pvk wagner, which is more than the two armies of the royal swedish army so that you understand who we are dealing with, i.e. the number of the wagner pvk , according to our intelligence, there will be 50, 60,000 terrorist fighters, the number of the royal swedish army is 25,000. that is, we have two armies of a european central european country concentrated within one city and he they are completely finished and it is clear that even these prisoners will ask him about . the leadership of things, the military leadership, they are trying to dispose of the beauty and the prisoners they don't need in the city of bakhmut,

morning at 511 or 513 and in a few minutes i'll give a moment by moment description had happened to the city and the citizens one hundred and 17 yearly and stereo some of the franciscans that worked everyday to make sure that we were survivors for the big one we are out to the franciscan will gather just to support this and several years ago once all the saviors passed we pledged to be here to continue if colonist and carl summed it up san francisco is the accident survivor and a couple of shout outs we have not done before and talk about the gardeners of the city and have 20i89d since 2017 to restore over to the right let's give them a hand. >> and silence number two an attorney paul retired and director should be at the helm and for the guardians one more time let's hear it. >> and also folks a small group here of the san francisco historic successors and dressed every year and led by stephen johnson known as trotters of hit give the sf a good hand. >> this is great we also special announcement here to make the presentation is none other than those who attended those in the past is joseph

the bernardine monastery was the last witness of the medieval city. once it was part of a whole architectural complex of analogues, which were not only in belarus but throughout europe, next to the women's monastery was the men's one from it. unfortunately , only the foundation remains. and i also heard that here you can see the ghost of a female figure in a monastic robe, accompanied by singing. there is another unique place - the archaeological museum of birch bark - this is an unparalleled increase, a world sensation. here, with your own eyes, one can see almost in its original form, the east slavic city dozens of wooden buildings of the 13th century, street bridge fences, numerous artifacts of the most valuable hello from the past, as a rule, the remains of wooden buildings. in any soil , the ancient ancient settlement berestye miraculously preserved the cultural layer, up to 7 m thick, high humidity and lack of air made it possible to save many of the buildings for five or nine, some even for 12 logs. or as they are also called, crowns are a huge

to better connect the outskirts of the city. the grand parents express project directly connected cities up to 60 kilometers away. everything should be ready by 20, 30 april reduced car traffic into the city and offer a faster alternative. taking pressure off the metro lines in the inner city a can catch you to the button you on the web from here you can see the suburbs very well. the ones over there, the eastern suburbs of harris and back there are the western one to to the field at the very back. you can see the towers of not the phone, the business district. i was old reese to give drunk. i did a lot by them today. so if you live in the east and working on the phones, you have to drive across paris 6. you put cool fucking the bus stop by a really good job. know best good level really do you feel now the entire transport concept was focused on the center of parasite. but thanks to this new station, you won't need to drive to the city center anymore. say about that april, april, myself, to you as extensive as got a question. how

i open the website of the druzhki city military administration. the first message i see is that persons who are registered and live in the territory of the city community of druzhkivska who have reached 100 years of age or more , even now have the opportunity to receive an annual financial assistance together. the truth is that there is a list of documents that i don’t know if this person can still collect them, and others that i don’t know how much people have remained there for more than 100 years, may god give them health, and other elderly people who can now count on what kind of help from the city administration, please, well, i was waiting , our deputy corps worked, we worked , we spoke repeatedly that these 100 years it's somehow funny to even say that there 2 - 3 people and a one-time annual allowance, it was even a shame to bring up such questions at the session of the city council , because it is necessary to reduce from er, it was another thing, and as for the development of this allowance for centenarians, i don't know how much now the

about the location of the city. then, of course, after the tour, people went to visit the museum, which is located in the gallery, savitskaya and art living room and the archaeological museum. uh, it's supposed to be every saturday. uh, at 12 at 14-16:00. do stylish. the town hall will be a tour guide was to collect their wishing. well, to conduct such an hour-long tour of the upper city. uh, second um location. how can you speak now? it's uh, open mind library, again last year, we tested and saw that this is of great interest among the guests of minsk. uh, i can say for sure that belarusians are a reading nation. uh, we have two public library systems , adult and children's a, and they will alternate. e need. behind the poster and here there are meetings with writers with novelties. uh, the union of writers, the writers themselves come and read their poems, their works , various quests are played out. this is quite interesting and informative. that is, in addition to what you can learn about the novelty , get to kno

along with the location of the city. and then, of course, after the tour, people went to visit the museum, which is located in the gallery, savitskaya yard, living room and archaeological museum. eh, it's supposed to. it's every saturday. uh 12 at 14 and 16:00 at the strong town hall there will be a tour guide to collect them wishing. well, to conduct such an hour tour. in the upper city, uh, the second mm location, how can you talk now? this is, uh, an open-air library, again last year we tested it and saw that it was of great interest to the guests of minsk. eh, i can say for sure that belarusians are a reading nation. uh, we have two systems of public libraries - adults and children's a and they will alternate. uh, gotta watch posters and here this meeting with writers with novelties. uh, the union of writers , writers themselves come and read their poems, their works, various quests are played out. this is quite interesting and informative. that is, in addition to what you can learn about the novelty, get to know the

will bang, as the militants called the city. lly, artyomovsk completely passed under the control of russian formations mikhail androynik, anton alexander evstigneev andrey rudenko to lead. donetsk people's republic with the support of artillery aviation of the southern group of forces, in particular , an automobile bridge was destroyed, along which reinforcements were transferred. well, in the artyomov tactical direction, as a result of the offensive actions of the wagner assault detachments, with the support of artillery and aviation of the southern group of forces, the liberation of the city of artyomovsk was completed over the past day in the area of ​​​​the city, artyomovsk aviation made six aircraft sorties, artillery and groupings completed 69 fire missions with air strikes and artillery fire, south groupings of troops were defeated by an enemy unit in the areas of settlements. konstantinovka bogdanovka and krasnoe of the donetsk people's republic in addition, in the area of ​​​​the settlement of krasnaya , an automobile br

over the city to russia. you know, we have to talk about what zelenskyy and his officials said about this. in fact, it may be more telling the fact that he had a denial that the russians had taken over bakhmut, and yet it was what he conceded, how he followed up with that. what more do we know about the claims from both sides at this hour? >> yeah, you're absolutely right, paula. first off from the russian side, the wagner group, the private mercenary group, they're claiming mission accomplished fr. the ukrainian side it's much more complicated than that. it's not the first time the head of the wagner group has claimed victory in bakhmut. he said in april at least in legal terms bakhmut has been taken. the enemy is concentrated in the western districts, and right now that's what ukrainians continue to say. the deputy minister says they still maintain a toehold in far western edge of bakhmut. and as you pointed out from the update from the military the we got this morning battles in the city of bakhmut continue

the blockade of leningrad began on september 8, 1941, when the wehrmacht troops occupied the city of sselburg at the source of the neva, only the ancient fortress oreshek on a small island remained unconquered, serving as an outpost since the 14th century, the powerful walls and towers of the fortress became a shelter for the garrison of the red army 350 people held the defense of the fortress for almost 16 months, being at the forefront of the battle for leningrad for the first time and washington turned into cellars after embankment in the 18th century around the fortress of bastions on the orders of peter i and behold, they served both dugouts and places where the garrison was located. there were also teams and observation posts, but people were still on, one might say, open areas. the territory of the fortress was so visible from the side of the left bank, the river, the neva, the fortress protected the approaches to the road of life, the only way from the besieged city to the mainland. it started from the western shore of ladoga from cape osinovets not far from the lighthouse, wh

lives , i mean the city, it was a ruin kryvava a wound, a city, a grave, where there were many bodiess, in basements, in apartments. well, from where did the shock wave throw people out? maybe they stayed in the apartments. somewhere there still remained, this was all that remained when the russians captured the city in the spring. last year, someone was walled up in the basements. mariupol has now closed this national point , it is called the village where this cemetery grew, and i will not lie. maybe so. and now, no work has been carried out at all to search for the dead, that is, all this is somehow sealed, forgotten or left in those areas of mariupol where there is no active life there, no one is interested in what is there, who is lying and what are there . forgive me the smells and so on, please look, eh, the russians made progress here many times , even nazi germany made progress when there burned people's bodies and poisoned them with gas when they were there. what did they do when they killed thousands of mariupol residents and you really told the truth that many people were

were such massive strikes on the city by air defense systems, the first was on the old part the cityvents of the chemical plant with igniting elements uh, the second in the central part of the city well, let's say so, the night was more or less calm because it was like that , uh, the rest of the night was chaotic volumes around the city , well, for the morning, so far, more or less let's say yes, uh, this is the trend preserved when ukraine and the world learned about other population points that are now either affected by the russian occupation or by constant russian shelling, then avdiyivka is a city that ukraine and the world have known about since 2014, because the city was bombarded non-stop by some kind of shelling not only from 2022, but actually they don’t stop there, so really uh, well, i’m repeating myself, i’m almost a local , i know the place since childhood that the city that i now lead, it is also my home, on the one hand, on the other hand, we are not happy with the fact that the run, which has really been going on since the 14th year during the period of a full-scale

arab volunteers left their homes to stay in the city . r two days of urban warfare, 60 people were killed, and the rest of the city, many palestinians were on the backs of cars. and some of them were forced to migrate on foot and an endless blur of people left their cities until late 1948, the cities were taken over by the iranian zionist militia forces . the coastal city of jaffa was the next target. a woman was in charge of the palestinian fighters . majib khurshid, although jaffa is in the division program the united nations was named in 1947, but the irgc forces also had an eye on this city. the last week of the last bombardment of the city became more intense, or they were forced to flee from the bombing from syria and jordan in the southwest to the gaza strip in 14 months of 1948, while 70,000 people had left the city due to the violence of the zionists. the forces took control of ghana. the rest were transferred to the central detention center. they forced the detainees to leave the photos of ordinary people in the streets. they wer

by the way, the origin of the name of the city itself is still controversial. e from, perhaps it is associated with thickets of hazelnut, which was popularly called rams or with the surname of the ancient settlers who founded the village on the site of the modern city before the railway passed here, these were wastelands with single small villages of svetilov, dubovo, antonova baranovichi and when the railway was laid. she passed near these few villages. why railroad engineers took this name is hard to say . it is quite possible that if someone had looked at the maps differently, uh, the city and the railway station would have been called the svetilovichi recognized the legs, the oak one, and so on. svetilovichi is harmonious, but as you know, they don’t paint the name, the very name svetilovichi svyatilovichi says that it was a holy place and one of the legends tells that once on the shore of the glowing lake there was a pagan temple, uh, a symbol that was big big wallon, and the people are adherents of the pagan religion, which has been preserved and is still

i need from the city. absolutely when don respect monies was sent to the curb, kicked to the curb the politicians go to don ramones it blew my mind when boston properties down the street offered them a place at embarcadero plaza. you guys put skin in the game the city of san francisco will put skin in the game. conversations we have been having in room 278 rodney fong the most hopeful conversations now we have to put nel action. the board of supervisors said yes it a higher wages for law enforcement. said where is to a 25 million dollars mid year supplemental appropriation for our police department. we said yes to expanding ambassadors now taking the next step, which is we have to get our collective hands around this fentanyl crisis this it is a humanitarian crisis. we cannot let it persist in the shadows of city hall. i need your help in getting this done. this is still a well resourced city. and it is in the going to be fun cutting 750 million dollars out of our municipal budget in the next 2 years. but w

uh, the city of minsk is one of the sites.he theater courtyard , again, uh, showed us last year to enjoy, uh, popularity, and here , from twenty to twenty-one 00, you can get acquainted with the work of the student youth and professional theaters. this is a musical comedy of the theater of the young spectator of the dome theatre, well, of the drama theatre, in addition, we are now, uh, already typing, finishing the program of the theater courtyard, in addition to evening programs there will be daytime programs, where exactly school theaters will be. children celebrate their creativity, mm, and i , uh, can say with confidence that this is creativity. well, not a bit worse professionally, because our children are very talented, of course, uh, everyone's favorite playground is concerts near the walls. the town hall is at the walls of the upper city and every day from twenty. uh, hmm 00 to twenty-two will be held concert performances in various areas. it will be and the classics in the town hall it will be uh soviet music of the s

the city just stays in the 60s. i don't even think you will get to 68 in the city today. mid-80s today and then you will cooldown into the mid to upper 70s. we do still have that 90 degree temperature on there for today for our warmer inland spots and then we cooldown, back into the upper 70s. by the time we get to the weekend. >>> it is a city that has made a lot of progress in the last two decades. we walk the streets of east palo alto with the city's newest police chief. >>> one more look outside, this time from the hills above the santa clara valley looking out past mountain view. >>> i'm a busy mom of two and whether i'm running my son >> ball game or my daughter's dance recital, i am always on my feet. after a long day, all i want to do is relax. this is where the heat comes in. these are compression leg wraps that allow you to recover from a long day. wit limitas. yohave is secure your legs in these wraps. then, you have this handheld remote, basically this handheld remote helps you choose from three intensities. you can make a completely customizable -- sit back an

he is the location of the city. then, of course, after the tour, people went to visit the museum, which is located in the gallery, savitskaya, living room and archaeological museum. eh, it's supposed to. it's every saturday. uh at 12 at 14 and 16:00. ustino. the town hall will be a tour guide will collect their wishing. well, to conduct such an hour tour. in the upper city, uh, the second m-m location, how can you talk now? this is, uh, an open-air library, again last year we tested it and saw that it was of great interest to the guests of minsk. eh, i can say for sure that belarusians are a reading nation. uh, we have two systems of public libraries - adults and children's a, and they will alternate. uh, you have to look behind the poster and here is this meeting with the writer with new products. uh, the union of writers, writers themselves come and read their poems, their works , various quests are played out. this is quite interesting and informative. that is, in addition to what you can learn about the novelty,

in 1608 also did not bypass the city; the poles entered the city. ough he stayed on the donations of yaroslav and not for long. this time was remembered for robbery by reprisals. spasa the transfiguration monastery is the only fortified weapon of yaroslavl that was never taken by the detachments of jan sopeyka and alexander lesovsky monastery. now the walls look very impressive, up to 10 m high with battle passages and hospitals, corner towers and fortified gates. in the early spring of 1612, yaroslavl became the temporary capital of the muscovite state ; a militia led by kuzma minin and dmitry pozharsky came here from nizhny novgorod camps, one of them was on the banks of the kudra, merged relatively close to the spas of the preobrazhensky sea. wealthy people partially settled on the territory of the saved preobrazhensky monastery. of course, they turned on this movement and helped about the situation, including with money, because it was necessary to gather all this army, arm it. with the advent of the militias, the population of yaroslavl increase