didn't people manage to hide very well women children and why the shelter was closed and what does the city government say to hide behind 7 and hit with ballistics do the shelters work and it was a storage shed now nobody knows what the situation is in the capital and that in the regions we don’t have crosses, there are no critical ones and it’s like an unfit basement where you can fall asleep and you won’t have time to run to it if your shelter is closed and who to turn to in the cities and with canders on the front line with aerial bombs reports from the front-line turkish, how the city survives under the constant shelling of the sun only to be friends i will block it all and a pallet under the shower of bombs and rockets more than 12,000 residents 300 children why don't they go fear and the unknown in russia fell asleep 8 drones are cute near our house summer of this type in russia, what is the reaction of the kremlin , they hang a horde of ukrainians, announce a wanted list , why are the russian police looking for ukrainian generals on the 20th in ukraine? time to catch up. summary of t

the city of military glory, and the city of the first salute, orel can tell a lot about the military history of the country in the center of the eagle on the strelka at the confluence of the orlik and oka rivers , the oldest stone building of the city , the epiphany cathedral, proudly stands in its place, the ancient slavic settlement later a fortress appeared on the strelka, which laid the foundation for the modern city. founded the fortress in 1566 by decree of tsar ivan iv the terrible about the construction of the fortification, the king took during the inspection of the southern border lands, then the situation in the muscovite state was very disturbing entry of the russian state into the livonian war very sharply raised the question of a war on two fronts. relations with the crimean khanate were no longer so hot. what by that time and the prospect of fighting on two fronts, of course, the western direction was also needed. it was important in trade relations and the southern direction. it was important. in terms of security, including moscow along the border of the crimean khan

the last seven years. you know that laljin city is the smallest world city of handicrafts in the country, and the handicraft weaving of khorashad village is a part of birjand, the most famous product of holland. in 1396 this village is registered in the world handicrafts village list for hand cloths. the art of weaving is the art of producing cloth from cotton and silk. it is a tradition that is more than 300 years old . it was abandoned for more than 30 years and is not paid attention to by women. the artist of this village was revived and today he has gained world fame in many countries such as france, germany, italy, as well as the persian gulf countries . nabat is derived from the word plant which means plant the reason for the prominence of flowers and plants on the wood is like a plant growing on it. kalpurgan is the first iranian village that has been included in the list of world crafts villages since 1395. kalpurgan pottery is seven thousand years old from the red soil of this the special type of flower line is obtained by hand and the production of kalpurgan pottery belongs to the dear and hardwor

this is going to run the city into the ground. right off the top, i know that the narrative can be from those who come from conservative camps that san francisco is in this psalm called doom spiral. walls are closing all over the country, theater chains are also closing, how much of it is politics and how much of it is reality in your estimation? >> it is 100% reality, san francisco is losing population faster than any other major city in the united states. and there is a new business leaving town almost every day, it seems like. that is not a matter of narrative or politics, that is a matter of reality. when you have a city, that has become very difficult for folks to live and feel safe. look what the citizens of san francisco have done in recent elections, they have recalled the district attorney, they have recalled three members of the school board at overwhelming margins, that is not a matter of narrative, those were votes that were counted at the ballot box. my district is not far from san francisco and my constituents used t

they they do provide a service to the city. they are obviously more expensive and they're not frontline staff providing frontline services. we do consider approval of this upward substitution to be a policy matter for the board to consider. thank you. i i just want to quickly say that this has been a very direct instruction from really myself, really looking through not just about the accessory quarters offer, but really across the city right now at this moment to look at the zero 900 or just really managers all across the city and just looking at i think i articulated this in the last week, looking at the ratio between managers as well as the workers and understand that ratio, understanding this dollar spent on managers and managements and upward and those deputy directors or directors and that's all across the board in this case. i appreciate this conversation. i think that it is. i also appreciate the budget and legislative, legislative analysts because it is their job to call all like to call out all these substitutions and

the city centre, all the roads leading to the city centre. d of ilkeston road, and that is a very busy road, a major bus route into the centre. milton road is where the tram lines are. that is where the van incident took place. that is a street one up from ilkeston road as you are coming into the city centre. the geography is that they are quite close, but they are a fair distance if you are a pedestrian. if you are driving, not far at all but if you are walking into the city centre, it would take you at least ten minutes to walk between these two places. the city of nottingham is a fantastic city. everything feels like it is close together, easily reachable, and all of the transport links are very good within the city centre. that it is why it is such a big disruption and a big shock for people coming in this morning, because these are incredibly busy, well used streets that these incidents have happened on. shire incidents have happened on. are these areas _ incidents have happened on. are these areas where we know some parts of nottingham h

the main shrine of the city, evening. the strategic food supply area was behind the wall of persia yes, on the territory of krom, even later in the period of the classical middle ages of the late middle ages, and the territory of chrome is, in general , a die hard gate leads to a cunningly invented trap narrow in the hands or a corridor and sandwiched by sheer walls. this fortification is called zakhar - the name comes from the ancient word to capture enemy units that have broken through here. muscovites found themselves under crossfire, they were excellent civil engineers. they skillfully defended themselves and their city was taught this by their life in conditions of constant military threat, jumpy. a lot of this, of course, was reflected there in their, uh, psychology. if you met a medieval searcher, you would understand that he is a suspicious person. yes, in general, it’s like that here with cordiality with open arms of people, they didn’t immediately accept them, they lived collectively , they also solved issues, bu

, volgograd in the world history of the city forever. entered under the name stalingrad, it bore such names in the middle of the 20th century, the city on the volga became the frontier where the victorious procession of nazi germany was established. distance of 1.000 km. the train will pass in 20 hours, the way by plane will take 2 hours. volgograd has a population of more than a million people, the city stretches along the volga for 90 km, the river provided volgograd with the status of a major transport and economic center among military historical routes, volgograd is of particular importance the victory of the soviet army in the battle of stalingrad in one of the most fierce battles and the fate of the entire world war was decided made the city world famous every year hundreds of thousands of tourists come here from different parts of our country. planets. the battle of stalingrad began on july 17, 1942, about 150 km from the city as a whole, it covered an area of ​​over 100,000 m². it's already august 23rd. the first massive bombardm

of handicrafts, that is, the city of isfahan, which is one of the most powerful cities in the fieldhandicrafts. on saturday, the first ceremony will begin with the presence of mr. sad gadami, the secretary general of the world handicrafts council, who is visiting isfahan, and in fact the province of isfahan was chosen because the province itself is the city of isfahan, which has been registered as a world city that has bowed to the handiwork. the city of kashan is diverse, numerous and luxurious, our case is the city of kashan we have completed the evaluators, the assessment has been made and we are waiting for the announcement of the result of the registration of the world city of kashan, the world city of textiles, and mehrgerd is actually a rural town in semiram, its file has been completed as a carpet of mehrgerd , which we will present at the arrival of mr. a province has gathered and we know that in the east and west of the map of scorpio, wherever the climate of the iranian family is, we have handicrafts that are the result of historical intelligence and historical taste. 90

it is clear that the old part of the city is constantly under fire on certain streets. antly under fire. was in the city and was in a safer place, but there is no confirmation of that and we are looking for it, we are looking for it, at least it would be good to find him and we hope that the child lived and everything is fine with her eh yes eh p vitaly, thank you for the conversation vitaly barabash the head of the avdiyiv city administration was with us. well, in the meantime, i want to tell you what's going on. yesterday , the exchange was successful. yes, the exchange was successful . in particular, about a hundred ukrainian soldiers returned. here, and also, by the way, 95 yes. and somewhere around 100 russians were also transferred to that side, mostly all kinds of wagnerites. it is interesting that one in the army has probably already heard this and asked to be called by some er-e seems to be vladyslav and asked to fight in this rdk russian volunteer corps, so that his there will be checked and maybe he wants to free russia for a russian, he was exchanged and he a

police cordons across the city. isjust one location where you _ city. this isjust one location where you see the blue and white tape _ where you see the blue and white tape in _ where you see the blue and white tape. in front of me is a completely stopped _ tape. in front of me is a completely stopped tram, it is empty. all of the trams— stopped tram, it is empty. all of the trams in the city have been stooped — the trams in the city have been stopped because of this major incident — stopped because of this major incident. i was speaking to some of the police _ incident. i was speaking to some of the police who arrived here this morning — the police who arrived here this morning and they said they have been here since _ morning and they said they have been here since 5am. morning and they said they have been here since sam. the police were called _ here since sam. the police were called 2am — here since sam. the police were called 2am an incident were two people — called 2am an incident were two people were found dea

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

so we've asked the city administrator to be that area. city law requires nonprofits to report basic information to the city administrator, the name of their ceo, board of directors and annual budget, but it does not require them to demonstrate that they are legally authorized to do work in san francisco. so with this ordinance, because the most important aspects of it are the internal revenue service must recognize nonprofits as 501 three. they must be incorporated for charitable purposes, and they have to file tax returns if they have more than $50,000 a year in revenue. the state of california also requires registration with the registry of charitable trusts in the attorney general's office. this filing this ensures that california can act and contact the attorney general if they suspect wrongdoing and some instances, nonprofits must be audited, especially when they receive federal funds that flow through san francisco for health and human services programs. so this ordinance also closes a loophole where departments received reports and

allocated funds of the city council. should have left, and the chairman and the mayor of the city, itas the last name in their positions, uh, pedagogically, for the 15th month, to have the deaths of uh people of the capital, which forms policy for other capitals of the world, which will conduct negotiations, political, which communicate at all the world, that is, there are a lot of geopolitical problems, but people do basic things and we say to the whole world, help us . listen, well, no one will make shelters for us , and germans, poles, or anyone else should not do it here . of budgets ending with the head and the city and the kyiv state administration or or when we talk about other cities it is the mayor and the head , that is, there is such and such, i will explain such technical ones, if the technical component or i don’t know what else to call it, it comes out and mary says and what here i am where from the city budget, the heads of the regional districts, more precisely, the capital, received a billion uah 200 for the equipment there and bringing the shelters to order, and what

good afternoon, i'm the mayor of the city of miami. obviously, we are all here because tomorrow there is going to be an event in downtown miami at the courthouse and we wanted to assure the public that we have already begun preparations for the event tomorrow. we are joined here by the chief of police, chief moralees and will talk about our plan for security tomorrow to make sure everyone has a right to peacefully express themselves and exercise their constitutional right and do it in a peaceful manner. in our city, a, we believe in the constitution and believe that people should have the right to express themselves the but we believe in law and order and we hope tomorrow will be peaceful and we encourage people to be peaceful in demonstrating how they feel and we are going to have the adequate forces necessary to ensure that. there may be depending on the crowd size some road closures so people who live in the downtown area should expect additional traffic and should prepare for that. it's not in our plan. we will take it step-by-step

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 are completely preserved, the city of posad, earthen ramparts, a moat and a burial mound. here was the watchtower and the word behold. detinets is the very core, as for the ancient city, there is still only the concept of a friendly castle. well, not because a castle once stood here, but along the perimeter of the detenz 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 wood the beauty of the dall tree with which the locals lived did. jewelry and furs and wood and honey were

city. oakland, santa rosa, including belmar, the 5 will go up for the first time in the city of pinellas, 120 year history. >> as the first openly mayor of the city up i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and celebrate and really honor future of pride in the city of >> mayor devin murray's hoping for a big crowd in june 10th when the 120 year old city will host their first official lgbtq pride event afternoon. as part. and they're also be honoring juneteenth as well. celebration will start at noon. it's going in 3 o'clock in the afternoon. they're not music, arts and crafts. some good food vendors in the park downtown for the first of what the mayor hopes to become an annual tradition. give update with more pride events, of course, on air and online. it's 9.10 and san francisco kicked off pride with drag me downtown. and now every thursday this month, new performers are going to take over different downtown restaurants and bars. >> and it's to highlight the city's lgbtq+ community. plus, it's good for downtown business. some other dates to look out for with sf pride. june 1

, it can be called the festival city. ly so, because every corner of the beautiful historic city. it is filled with special content. it is filled with special meaning. people are smiling people are rejoicing at the day here is a sunny beautiful day it's great when a person smiles, it means that everything is fine with him. everything in his life suits him. and the most important thing is that in our native belarus peace and tranquility reign , kings stability, people know what tomorrow will be full of. there is confidence in the stability and sustainable development of our society. this is very important, we calmly walk down the street, we raise children, and we do not think. oh, at what price does it all come, and behind this is a colossal work, a colossal work of the entire state of all the teams that bring everything positive and every step. maybe it is small for someone, but this step is aimed at creation. it is aimed at stable work for a good comfortable life in our belarusian society, and i am deeply convinced that w

in the city today. 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. both in buildings and 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 one at the beginning of the 20th century. a local merchant lived here. mr. bragman, with his family, but the walls of this house, apparently, 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 of the local history museum. a few steps and our creative team , together with tourists from yaroslavl, find themselves in the past, feeling like heroes of events of a century ago, authors , directors and actors, theatrical costume excursions. researchers museum tr

will support the investments so our cities can thrive. thank you for being here and thank you for all of those involved in make thanksgiving possible. i think we are anticipated to save 80 million dollars. saving money is the best thing we can use this money not only to help with rate pay xors invest in infrastructure i like to welcome epa administrator fox. [applause]. >> good morning, everybody. how are you. >> good morning. >> my goodness it is wonderful to be back here in san francisco some of you miknow i started my water career here at the san francisco puc. it warms my heart to be back here. i want to echo mayor broed in thanking workers providing an essential service to the san francisco bay each day. kudos to you. you know water is such an irreplaceable part of our daily lives. think about your morning the coffee. brushing teeth none of that would be possible bout the infrastructure and water services provide residents each day. but when we know is this our in addition's water infrastructure is at risk and in need of investment. b

we, together with the city federal authorities, make a lot of efforts to ensure the city's heat supply. thus, block modular boiler houses were purchased and installed both at the station and in the city. the station has been under the actual control of russia for more than a year, but it officially became the property of the russian federation only in october 2022 . already after the station for the first time the rich man led by rafael was inspected by specialists at the nuclear power plant, an inspector was sent to the agency to receive objective information about what is happening at one of the largest nuclear facilities in the world shelling attempts of sabotage provocations of information stuffing attempts to disrupt the restoration of peaceful life and restarting the nuclear power plant - this is what that is carried out constantly , recently, actions have been intensified to prepare the information component. i think this is not without reason, most likely, this is due to possible hostilities around the nuclear power plant with e, an increase in the likelihood of forcing firewoo

and the suburbs of the city of kherson are more intense. what now the water is falling in kherson, volunteers are arriving, what do the people of kherson need, at the moment there is a drop in the water level, and this is a significant decrease compared to the level that was already more than 2 m in some places, the water level has fallen, eh, some residential streets are being vacated the houses of the residents of kherson, eh, they begin to return to their homes, pump out water from the basements of a number of high-rise buildings , the water is not released, and the rescuers and the volunteer residents themselves pump out water from the basements, of which there is a lot left. it's a pity, now there are a lot of remnants of garbage and silt brought by the river on the streets and in houses, and this is a kind of, well, the next step that the residents and communal services of the city and those people who want to help will have to deal with . i want some idea of ​​how much additional damage it is now added how much money is needed to some

to the city and county, the school district city college as well as the courts. and the budget you're seeing here is a direct general fund budget for the department, which is about 14 million. in addition, we manage, um um, a billion dollars in healthcare trust fund, which is used to purchase uh, health services for employees that are just described above. um the rates that we negotiate. we have very innovative models. we do our fbs frequently and as a result of that we are able to, um, save. you compare our costs to attend county average that we do every year. um so in our budget we have about 14 million spend 48 ft ease. all of our costs are allocated back to other departments. so when you see the sources and uses of funds, the source of funds really an allocation back with the departments. next slide. so this describes the services performed and the and the divisions of the have, um because we manage such a large span be do need to plan several years ahead. so we have an administrative arm that looks at the, um the long term planning, um, and supports our heal

the past seven years. you know that laljin city is the smallest international city of handicrafts in the country.dicraft weaving in khorashad village is a part of birjand. it is the most famous textile product of holland in 2016. global handicrafts register weaving is the art of fabric production from cotton and silk, a tradition that is more than 300 years old. it was abandoned for more than 30 years and was not paid attention to. like france, germany, italy, as well as the persian gulf countries , we have a demand for these handlooms, and abadeh wood engraving in 2017 as the world city of inlays in the world list of handcrafts, the word related to nabat means plant, which is taken because of prominence flowers and plants on wood like growing plants on kalpurgan is the first iranian village that has been included in the list of world crafts villages since 2015. kalpurgan pottery is seven thousand years old . this special type of flower is obtained from the red soil . to the dear and hardworking women of that region, there is no man present except for side help and it has nothing to do with any h

the city hospital accepts patients; local doctors work here. h the wall of the building was pierced by a shell , the windows were shattered by an explosion, doctors have provided all the necessary assistance here to their home before. therefore , many remain precisely because the home of the motherland and here we are realizing. uh, inpatient treatment help, it turns out like surgical traumatological, including gynecological therapeutic profile, while in the cities of the republic there are restoration works of the social service , children are sent on vacation to sanatoriums and resorts. fund. defenders of the fatherland, allocated vouchers, in the case of family members of the dead military personnel, as well as children who need rehabilitation of post-war injuries on vacation, and do not go with their mother, and we and our eyes. uh, their friends were dying. their fathers died, they were deprived of that wire and houses that they had, so, of course, this here, at least minimal rehabilitation, and minimal positive emotions for 2 weeks , and o

with continuing coverage of the attack in the city centre earlier today. the attack in the city centrerting out, a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after three people were killed in a city centre in the early hours of the morning. police had been given as more details. officers were called to ilkeston road just after four i am, where two people were found dead in the street. police were then sent to milton street, where a driver allegedly tried to drive over three people, you are treated in hospital, one in a serious condition. in magdala road, another person, a man, was found dead. huge area has been cordoned off since this morning. police are investigating the incident, which they believed to be linked. police have caught them horrific they believed to be linked. police have �* pressure 5m horrific they believed to be linked. police have �* pressure that orrific they believed to be linked. police have �* pressure that is 'ific they believed to be linked. police have �* pressure that is coming in. lower pressure that is coming in. this area of low pressure here. that is li

on our cities of ukraine, which are now falling under the autogression of the russian federation. what is happening in kyiv in other cities, therefore, with all our hearts, we are with all the ukrainian people who are currently suffering, it is always nice to hear when, dad, when we from the zaporizhia region have less shelling, we know that zaporizhzhia, the zaporizhzhia land is actually suffering a lot from this, from these shellings, and it has happened more than once, what about you flew in when all of ukraine felt safe and what is the situation in general now in the city uh-uh sh- what kind of news what can be called news of civilian life well and from such a thing what are we now or are we currently doing like me personally i am there as the administration we are preparing to counteroffensive and that's why we understand that when there will be de-occupation of other districts of zaporizhzhya region, we will have a very large flow of people from those territories. therefore, it is now very important for us to prepare cities for temporarily displaced people in the territory o

but for the next generations that will appear here , the city is sure to be people. e are in the new strip, the best the most creative energetic serve their city and our republic of belarus a rich culture and entertainment program in belarus has started a summer health campaign this season 377,000 children will be able to spend their holidays with benefit. including 155.000 in camps with round-the-clock stay, the profiles and orientation of the institution are very different from sports shocking to linguistic and creative how to spend the summer holidays with benefit will yury kornilovich tell? hallelujah sails, hallelujah sails sails the season is open with the calendar summer, it's time to relax in country camps in june, the sun, fresh air, sports and creative activities in lesnoy massif only in the minsk region, 26 health resorts cordially opened the doors of the first shift more than 60,000 children, already with vouchers v active and fun summer specialized camps in the minsk region are considered popular more than 280 of these camps will be organized to work chil

absolutely ri . ht, the for manchester city. lutely right, the conditions are - for manchester city. absolutely right, the conditions are pretty| right, the conditions are pretty lively on our rooftop vantage point. i don't think anything will take away from the city fans, after all it is manchester and they are not exactly unfamiliar with a bit of rain. . ., , , ., , ., rain. there are many questions about mone and rain. there are many questions about money and the _ rain. there are many questions about money and the amount _ rain. there are many questions about money and the amount of— rain. there are many questions about money and the amount of money - rain. there are many questions about| money and the amount of money that has been spent on manchester city in the last 15 years, about more than £1 billion. we the last 15 years, about more than £1 billion. ~ , ., ., , , £1 billion. we should absolutely make the point _ £1 billion. we should absolutely make the point that _ £1 billion. we should absolutely make the point that th

the lc. lugansk city. in principle, it is considered rear. although it is located not far from the line of contact immediately beyond severodonetsk, it is already a criminal one, where battles are now taking place and where we also had to visit more than once. traces of battles are everywhere on the roadsides, burned enemy equipment. the fighting for severodonetsk continued for several months and culminated in our victory in june last year, the city was badly damaged, badly destroyed, but its inhabitants are gradually returning to the sheathed places, although they still need additional help. outskirts meets a gloomy picture of a burnt-out box of houses , gaps of empty windows. and this is how the ukrainian army hid its military equipment in the barges of residential buildings, basements, which were inhabited by ordinary people, the nationalists did not consider their lives by deliberately provoking return fire from our guns at their firing points if it is not possible to restore, they will be demolished, and the residents will be relocated to

this is the city of miami. as traffic becomes backed up or if we have an abundance of folks that necessitates them to occupy space industries, will make those decisions as the pc c or the police command center. we have not reach out to florida. >> have there been any specific threats -- >> there has been a lot of post -- any type of credibility. >> two more questions. [inaudible] i have not spoken to him. i don't have his phone number. i will tell you that during the george floyd protest, there were tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people in our streets in miami. we were prepared. i think we were a model for how to deal with those protests in the country. i have full faith and confidence that are the permanent that she just said has dealt with many kinds of protests that are very large. we'll have the right action plan. we'll have the right resources in place to make sure there are no incidents. >> -- are we strike about anything? >> i think the chief has been clear. i think the chief has been clear t

they've only build the a's 8 million dollars for work. time spent by city staff consultants, an outside legal counsel. it's unclear if this latest push will succeed or even if a's owner john fisher has any interest in staying in oakland, a vote on the ve as plan could come before the nevada legislative session ends on june 5th. dan kerman kron. 4 >> today's first day of pride month. and that means the kickoff of ceremonies and celebrations across the bay area. redwood city, daily city and belmont all held a flag raising events this morning. it's a sign of support for the lgbtq+ community as that community weathers heightened attacks from conservatives across the country. events also took place today in santa rosa and oakland. >> and in celebration of pride month for the first time and the city of putin owns 120 year history. the community will host an official pride celebration forcefully to go before >> many of us passed through put to get to work or go but the city wants you to stop by and join the party. we want you all to come and have a safe and health

so that they can serve the city. i'm just very grateful for the oakland fire department working with my team and partnership to secure funding. this is by its own grant to make sure that my office and the city administration staff, that we go to d.c., sacramento to build relationships so that we can get -- our applications can be stronger in the case that we need grant funding. as you know, we always need more funding in oakland, so i'm thrilled our department was able to get this. >> good news. i want to get your reaction, final question to an abc 7 tv exclusive. liz kreutz reporting chp has seized in six weeks it has been doing the targeted crackdown on fentanyl distribution in the tenderloin, another to kill three times the population of the city of san francisco. no borders between san francisco in your city in oakland. are you seeing the impact already in oakland? >> you know, i would say there is going to be impact in the city of oakland. to what extent is unknown. i'm working closely with my police chief and no

, er, more than 250 in positions around the city, four anti-aircraft strikes on the city, er, six, ifmistaken, in positions around the place, er, well, let's get to it. they have it in stock the history of artillery and the system of the rsfsr hail of various charges and tornadoes and hurricanes, mortars, tank shelling, unfortunately, one of these tank shells. yesterday morning , we were killed by a local resident of the 76th year of birth. but controlled by the location of shelling or tank attacks, what did the whole thing look like? is it just that the tanks, er, fired their own during the offensive actions of the same infantrymen, no tank , when the tank is operating around the city, a-a, it works with a closed position, er, let’s say so landscape so that it is impossible to somehow get him there, especially if he hits from a closed position , it is almost impossible to do . of course, a few days ago, he was on the internet. one of these tanks that also terrorized the city, eh, the openers opened a hunt for him, and after all, they tracked him down for several days, and let's say t

does it depend on the | city? it must do, i assume, city. does it depend on the i city? post covid—19 death of the office and the implications of that have been over exaggerated. that people are returning and more and more people are returning as time goes by? in people are returning as time aoes b ? ., ., people are returning as time goes by?— people are returning as time aoes b ? ., ., . , goes by? in the age of the city we discuss _ goes by? in the age of the city we discuss different _ goes by? in the age of the city we discuss different cities - goes by? in the age of the city we discuss different cities and | we discuss different cities and their different responses, some have done much more effectively than others. that depends on the locality, and london the west is doing well we have low occupancy and 3% low vacancy, around 3%, canary wharf is suffering, there is concern of vacancy rates may go as high as 50%, depends on those places which are dedicated to officers, ratherthan which are dedicated to officers, rather than mixed use officers, rather than mixed use

now even from the city center, you can see smoke rising from the entrance to the city. judging by the review on social networks, the cause of the fire was a helicopter crash. the governor confirmed the fire, the oil facility has been extinguished. more than 100 firefighters intended to see what you, according to initial data, or there are no victims video, so the explosion and for it begin to appear before any official conformation. and the same time authority is confirmed variational incumbents activities in the region of the entry of flagging that private military company formations accounts a terrorist operation has been implemented in the region. the russian authorities qualified this as an armed rebellion. meanwhile, the russian defense industry has grounded the recent events. a criminal adventure by the vaulted chief and said, many of the groups soldiers had laid down the arms. we appeal to defy this of developing a bmw csl squats. you have been series in the precautions, criminal, adventure, and participation in an armed insurgency. many of your cameras from several units have

of los angeles back in the day and partner with the chief but makes the city retrofit more than 3000 unions of housing have been built in violation of the disability arrangements and what we have here is the last piece of equipment starting for the ground and doing the right thing cross point one from the very start. and that's would have to do i hear i'm aware of the federal law in terms of the - limit for mobility, um, challenges for example, no, no, no this is not like this here. this is about actually much more over what the flow is and that's what we should see in owe project we are building new housing (clapping) i remember back in the day with the city leadership in la and they were like thanks they would say this is going to kill our budget the retrofitting will be costing hundreds of millions and see that a little bit different we are here reversing injustice and just so that that way massage establishment to be deserve a good place to leave and that continues but here not city of san francisco doing way, way over the project and kelsey and mercy every single partner and con

quakes he's been living here for 10 years and thinks the city is exploring the sale because city leaders can't allen's the budget. they feel if the sale goes through and rent goes up, senior citizens living here will have nowhere else to go. >> her friends go up in a new person comes in and they make it so people can't come here, a lot of people would lose their homes. dan: that served as a temporary shelter for homeless families will now be dedicated permanently to that cause. during the pandemic the city raise money online to take over the whole oasis hotel. last year the hotels owner said that they were going to sell the building but its former residence in homeless advocates vote to keep it a shelter. they said it will buy that 58 unit hotel, the city is also providing funding. quakes cracking down on gas price gouging in california, we will tell you about the new law in effect jackie: community schools are so important to us. this is truly what students need. cecily: no two community schools are alike because it goes by what is happening in the community. rafael: we want this to be

that would mean the city could get in expansion team. they are focused on the oakland a's situation and the potential relocation to vegas. then, may look at the territory rights and expansion. reggie: have to wait for two weeks if self-driving car companies can expand taxi operations to 24 hours a day in san francisco. the california public utilities commission delayed a vote that was supposed to happen tomorrow after local public safety and transit officials had called her a slowdown in the robo taxi rollout. they say crews and waymo vehicles create traffic jams and interview with emergency vehicles. kumasi: it looks like wild parrots are the official animal of san francisco. it started with a contest the chronicle did earlier this year where readers chose the parrot out of 16 animals. then supervisors voted yesterday to make the parrot the city's official animal, saying they are a symbol of the city's diversity, sociability and resilience. the ordinance says the animals are ruckus and noisy, wild and free, much like the human san franci

part of the city before, for the most part, about 60 percent of them were in the old part of the city is closer to the front line, already to the so-called contact line since the 14th year. the central part of the city a bust of a larger steel artillery is a hail system well, of course, a rocket strike without it, unfortunately, we don’t have a single day and yesterday is no exception to that eh, also yesterday they hit the city twice with new rockets, thank god eh, there are no casualties eh for yesterday well, there are no such serious destructions, uh, for yesterday, well, there are isolated shellings that take place both at night and during the day, and no one even counts them, because there are hundreds of them per day , we only count mass shellings well, in the past day, there were a little more of them 20 massed and about 200 according to the positions around the city, what is there in the city at all now for existence and do you record many cases when people return after evacuation, including after the forced evacuation of children, currently 1728 people remain in the city it'

. >> the sro collaboratives and the city's code enforcement outreach programs are not one halves, they are need to haves. this is the communities infrastructure. to not only preserve this housing, but to make it everything that it can be, -- >> supervisor aaron says that at one point the city had 30,000 sro units but that number is down from 19,000 and counting. >>> traffic is moving again on northbound 680. this is at fremont where our chopper caught this video over the crash just after 1:00 this afternoon. automall parkway area, you can see traffic had to scoot over to the left. the others were close. no word if anyone was hurt. >>> police are looking for a shooter who killed a 16-year-old and injured a 17-year-old. it happened at the garden apartments on washington avenue just after 9:00 last night. both victims rushed to the hospital but, as we said, the 16-year-old did not survive. >>> another hit to downtown san francisco shopping district, another one closing. cinemark theater inside the westfield mall also going to shutter. cinemark representative says the theater decided to pe

we are going to open in the city of vitebsk this one more city-forming enterprise of the region that makes products from polymeric materials by rotational molding. if just the powder is poured into molds, they are sent to the oven , the material melts, and the output is a product, for example, flowerpots on the streets of the capital from verkhnedvinsk. they also make pontoons, pipes for melioration, bushings for calves and automotive products. what does it mean, are we closing now? we put fruit suppliers of fuel tanks, we make air ducts, expansion tanks, fuel tanks socks for harvesters. now a new bank has been made. lyamkodor designs and a new type of products will make similar ones for subsurfing for sale, there are a lot of them, a large number of pvc cathedrals, but they are not so reliable, they quickly fail, so we decided to take on the work of releasing a plastic one at the stage of already completing our project of the model itself and we will order the form and produce new products. here they will test new products and catch the most delicious fish. for every square kilomete

hit the city of the last few days.in a minute there will be a moment sounds. let's share together in a moment — moment sounds. let's share together in a moment of— moment sounds. let's share together in a moment of silence _ moment sounds. let's share together in a moment of silence as _ moment sounds. let's share together in a moment of silence as we - moment sounds. let's share together in a moment of silence as we stand i in a moment of silence as we stand together _ in a moment of silence as we stand together. bell tolls mac. bell tolls has affected a city the size of nottingham, hundreds of thousands of people but it's really hit the city of the last few days. and it's been a particularly awful time. you see lots and lots of people have turned out, lots of media to for that but all three families of the victims are there. we can hear the bells tolling. in a minute there will be a moment sounds.— tolling. in a minute there will be a moment sounds. let's share together in a moment — moment sounds. let's share togeth

so the city is crafting new violence prevention efforts. working with youth schools and parents. our staff have been out in the neighborhoods tracking graffiti as well to see what what messages are being written out there and officials said some of the incidents start as fights on school campuses between rival gangs. we've always had a gang issue, especially since the early 2000 in particular, between latinos and serranos are the most common gangs that we have in sonoma county and again, those are the two gangs that have been fighting within the last couple of weeks. and we're seeing those tensions rise. police are also trying to get illegal firearms off the streets, including ghost guns, and say this year alone, they have confiscated 125 guns in santa rosa. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. more information is coming out about two high profile police cases in vallejo, including an officer shooting. someone went to say about five people tried to rob the grand gas station on springs road when officers arrived, those people tried to es

we need pay people outside of the city. when the committee wants minot be when they recommended when we begin this press from inside city government of may not be the thing that the city attorney supports or the thing that you as the supervisors or mayor supports. so -- i understand that i meant about withhold be eligible and quality foil a list. >> you say nalled create. why yea i think thatteen that the city attorney based on when we hear from prop 209 that process may be told. y understand. of course wait a moment have to go with the advice of city attorney >> thank you. >> thank you. chair wrchl thank you and vice chair mandelman. thank you. chair chan i have a couple of thoughts. one is -- on the skaflt supplemental which is -- relatively large and learning for an amount we could do to the add back i continuing is important to say is tiny compared to the scale of the obgigz and the scale whf we need to dom the report got, lot of attention for one of the handled plus recommendations that helped to be about payments. to i

so the city is crafting new violence prevention efforts. this includes having a full time gang crime team and working with youth schools and parents. our staff have been out in the neighborhoods tracking graffiti as well to see what what messages are being written out there. and officials said some of the incidents start as fights on school campuses between rival gangs. the boys had a gang issue, especially since the early 2000, in particular between latinos and serrano are the most common gangs that we have in sonoma county. and again, those are the two gangs that have been fighting within the last couple of weeks. and we're seeing those tensions rise . police say they're also trying to get illegal firearms off the streets, including ghost guns and so far this year have confiscated 125. reporting live in santa rosa, i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. yeah, when you have kids as young as 14 and 15 involved, it's just a heartbreaking story. alyssa, thank you. new at ten tonight, the sonoma county sheriff's office is hoping someone will