he compared the cities with chabar now . this program, i believe that as an expert who has worked in the field for years , dr. sarmi and other loved ones, in my opinion , we in the field of urban management should definitely leave this departure. government tenure affairs to city management. we need to have a plan and do the necessary capacity building at the same time. we have to start from one point, we have to test the experience of our employees, and finally, the issue of management is actually one fabric or unit management of one fabric and unit of compliance with the rules. and these plans of the municipality means that the government should make policies and the municipalities should plan these policies in the absence of plans. anyway, this issue was in the seventh plan, but unfortunately the parliament opposed it. now , god willing, let's see what the new parliament's approach will be to this issue. laws should actually be passed may it be good for all people. well , i would also like to thank mr. omidreza sarbi, depu

the second city, mashhad. in the hierarchical system , the first city is, for example, 5 million. now, for example , a country like germany is similar to our country, the population of which is the second city, for example, one million. the government has come. he has left the work of his headquarters next to you four lines of government officials to say on tv , sir, we have done this in the land of amish. the centrality of health in tehran, the centrality of treatment in tehran, the centrality of university education means that if someone wants his child to study engineering, he must come to sharif , if he comes to shahid beheshti university of tehran, but a city like shiraz has the medical capacity of the middle east. today, the city of shiraz was the medical hub of the country, not the medical function, but all of tehran writes a prescription for a city with a few thousand people, for example, the city of sarzab in the 30-year-old province . to the meaning of all the governments of the countries of the world

in the city's hands. we dont was private here. accept if there is [indiscernible] i don't know what you are talking about market. a building is interesting. 1128 market. the rest i submit. you don't mess with water. steam is water. >> thank you for addressing the committee. next speaker. >> rudey gonzalez, building and construction trades council. not much to say about the easement for the steam loop, but as i understand it is pretty straight forward. supporting item 9, hudson as not only as a developer, but a good business partner in the city. they employ skilled trained workforce, we are working with them as partners for really exciting improvements to the ferry belding and shown to be good steward. i have to say this is not only a fiscal prudent and smart move for the board to support, but also improve the working conditions for front line workers and are provide redundancy for the emergency capacity of the city and county of san francisco so i want to extend thanks for the leadership of president and a

are implementing the incentive package , more than 80% of the cities are actually implementing it in terms of 100. this is a sign of a good interaction and a good companion of the municipalities , so to speak, in place of this package. and some of them are waiting for their incentive discussion, that is, we will reach you in a few months, god willing , we will give you a better report, that is, we will definitely say that there are more than 600 cities, we have 685 cities that have worn-out infrastructure, and in these 685 cities, tashfiqi should actually be implemented. for this good interaction , we have a very good company with us in different ways we now have 595 municipalities entering their license issuance statistics into the system of the national headquarters of bazari . we are giving you accurate statistics . we say 247 thousand units. it will change again in the next hour, which means that the statistics are actually changing by the moment and we update the statistics that we actually announce every day. . that means day by day and moment by

the cities iconic, little mermaid. she isn't worried about rising sea levels, but copenhagen is over the next 10 years, 350 trucks, a day will travel through the city to the port. it's part of the biggest building project in danish history. several $100000000.00 metric tons of earth and sand will go into creating luna at a 100 and the new artificial peninsula is meant to shield the capital from the impact of storms and provide additional living space . the funding it a 150 on the peninsula is so important because it results many of the capital challenges in one sale swoop. and i missed it, protects the say take from the consequences of climate change, provides a way of disposing of excess, excavated us, and creates a living space with schools, offices, and commercial property. i knew it as being a defense against future storm searches and a completely new waterside district. housing, $35000.00 people on 3 square kilometers. that's how politicians and developers are promoting the project. michael cobit and as in the hope

the city must expand or die. cities must invest in the future. treasure island is provided opportunities for our members, healthcare for all the families, local hire opportunities for all city residents, we left out job corps doing a phenomenal job on the island and have done since before anybody went out on the island. wage for everybody out working. it is a opportunity that is basically other then downtown where we have been hurt. we are a private sector union, tenant improvement is bread and butter. there is [indiscernible] and expanding the opportunities of work and units for them to do it, please approve it. and we got compliance for all that as with well. on behalf of all the members approve these amendments and keep people working. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> can somebody help me use the overhead? my name is [indiscernible] disappointed i won't have time to read my full comment. i'm the only resident i think in this chamber and i live on 25 years on treasure island and the only one making a comment opposed and giving

, both within the city limits and within the boundaries of the cities. we made a decision and placed it at the disposal of the national housing movement plan in addition to that, in the past year, we planned to partner 50 points in the country , that is, to identify and prepare them for partnering. fortunately, until the end of last year , we identified more than 53 points, the stages of approval in the technical and specialized working groups of the provincial planning , most of them in the supreme urban and architectural council . we have reached this possibility. it is a very good possibility . the 41,000 hectares that were identified within the boundaries of the cities were annexed to the cities. well, i can say that maybe in the matter of land supply. compared to all the housing plans after the revolution and the plans implemented by the governments, from the point of view of land provision , it is one of the unprecedented plans. from a quantitative point of view, when we look at the numbers and figures , it is a very big plan compared to other plans

the russians struck the outskirts of the city in the evening. the consequences of the attack are still being clarified. in general, he died during the day due to shelling. two people, two others were injured. the occupiers shelled vovchansk and launched guided aerial bombs on the villages of victory and kruglyakivka residential buildings and farm buildings were destroyed, and a fire broke out in the village of borova due to the impact. a drunk driver ran over pedestrians in kyiv. a 40-year-old woman died immediately. 24-year-old. the man was hospitalized with serious injuries. the accident happened in the evening on the big ring road. the 36-year-old driver of the bmw lost control and flew to uzbichye. after a drug test, he was found to have 0.35 ppm of alcohol in his blood, the metropolitan police reported. the russians demolished the monument in the temporarily occupied mariupol. it is about memorial sign to the 500th anniversary of the ukrainian cossacks. he was standing near the drama theater - informed petro andryushchenko, the city mayor's

, both within the city limits and within the boundaries of the cities. we made a decision and made it available to the national housing movement. in addition , last year we planned to partner 50 points in the country, that is , to identify and prepare for partnering, fortunately, by the end of last year, we had more than 53 points we identified the stages of approval in the technical and specialized working groups of the province the provincial planning council approved most of it in the supreme urban and architecture council. this possibility is a very good possibility. the 41 thousand hectares that were identified within the boundaries of the cities were annexed to the cities. it provided a very good possibility to the national housing review plan. the partnership that has started is going through the approval process. well, i can say that in terms of land supply, perhaps compared to all housing plans after the revolution and the plans implemented by governments , it is one of the unprecedented plans in terms of land supply. a little bit when we look at

the assault itself began more than two months after the red army blocked the city. forcements, since the main forces were sent to berlin. kenicksberg was very seriously fortified. in 1944, german engineers created additional strips of minefields and firing points in the city itself. houses have been turned into defensive structures, streets are blocked with barricades. specially created dug trenches, trenches between houses, houses are connected to each other by basement passages and for 2 months of intense work the headquarters of the third belarusian front worked on the assault on koeningsberg, intelligence units were sent there to look where there were passages that german units left for themselves, so-called secrets, directly into the city itself. sabotage groups. by the time the red army approached the capital of prussia, the main part of the city was destroyed. responsibility for this lies with the british royal air force. raids occurred in august 1944. if the first raid occurred on the outskirts, then the second - on the center. 100,000 civilians lost their ho

and keep in mind that the core city and the so both not just the metro alone it looks at the core city and the metro it drops from number one the worst mobility to 227th. it plummet right. so it outperforms 226 cities, which is really a metro area, which is remarkable. so so there is there's a positive element to it as, much as the -- part of it to you cannot go out and i've heard people say i'm all about numbers. i tried, you know, i said this earlier. i heard people say can't live in land that was too expensive. you can't buy a house. no, man, i've gone to the auction. go to the southwest atlanta, ga. about by, you know, white over there. you can see houses are barely standing up right. you see, you know, broke down houses. you still see impoverished areas. it's not like atlanta is all these brand new condos. there are still swaths of atlanta that are in hard, abject right. so these things are real. so lana has not escaped that. so just like the city too busy to hate the idea of the black mecca, the sort of what county and city. this is clearly an aspirational space in many respects.

barysa, the city center of the city-palytychnaya life of the minsk region, the city on byarezin, straightough the long dance. idnannya of the people of belarus and the race. darechy, the spouse has left 25 years ago from the moment of the signing of the dagavor of the union of dzarzhavy of two countries. the theme forum is about two hundred people, as the event’s speakers, for the past four years for centuries, we have drawn serious conclusions from the economic, social, and humanitarian spheres, and thus continue to draw attention to the connections between the regions of belarus and russia. the status of the city center of the minsk region will be determined here by the city center of the central region and the council of the republic of stalin is aimed at minimizing the collapse. road and transport services, an essential task of reducing chaos, and the taxation of injuries in the dtz with knots. udakanalennye developments of the good daroga program, sunny abbreviated on the explicit pasajdzhenny kamisiya of the minsk garadsky council of deputies on the garadian gaspadars, transport and

the city and the countryside image. or it shows that considering that urban management is both diverse and complex and uncertain, the management of urban units, such as water, electricity, gas, telephone , health, education, customs, i don't know, the department of aging affairs, the department of elderly affairs, the education of children, the education of the delinquent , this is in the structure of the city, that is, in for example, in the municipality of new york , he felt that he was performing 342 duties of city management, well , one time, during the second term of the presidency of dr. ahmadinejad, he was appointed as the ministry. until then, the experts and deputy ministers feel that this task can be left to the municipalities the infrastructure commission of the government was also approved, but it was not actually approved in the government. this introduction is for the whole issue to happen in a nutshell in these two or three minutes. today, if urban management wants to have a complete and comprehensive urb

our job is to make it possible to get things done with the city online. >> one of the reasons permitting is so difficult in this city and county is really about the scale. we have 58 different department in the city and 18 of them involve permitting. >> we are expecting the residents to understand how the departments are structured to navigate through the permitting processes. it is difficult and we have heard that from many people we interviewed. our goal is you don't have to know the department. you are dealing with the city. >> now if you are trying to get construction or special events permit you might go to 13 locations to get the permit. here we are taking 13 locations into one floor of one location which is a huge improvement for the customer and staff trying to work together to make it easy to comply with the rules. >> there are more than 300 permitting processes in the city. there is a huge to do list that we are possessing digital. the first project is allowing people to apply online for the a.d.u. it is an accessory dwelling unit, away for people to add extra living space to t

military leadership - said the head of the armed forces oleksandr syrsky, what is the situation in the city, do the ukrainian forces have enough strength and resources to defend the temporary ravine. russia may be preparing for a large-scale offensive in late spring or summer - writes the financial times. ukrainian and western officials of the publication's source believe that the goal is to capture most of the four regions, and possibly... an attack on kharkiv, is moscow really preparing for this? the sound of shakhet drones should be a wake-up call for the free world, zelenskyi said. how the world reacted to the expected iran's attack on israel, why did tehran attack from its territory for the first time, and will there be an escalation in the middle east? only important topics, sharp statements, operational news, join the svoboda ranok broadcast, participate in this broadcast, write yours. and questions in the comments under the video on the radio liberty channel. early in the morning, the forces of the russian federation attacked the center of the city of slovyansk, in donetsk region. a

the city plans to first try the restrictions at 3 of its schools before expanding its city-wide. but homeless advocates say this pushes the unhoused out nowhere to go. san jose city council approved an rv van tuesday. it will first be piloted at 3 schools. independence high school shirakawa elementary school and challenger at mayor matt mahan says the city needed to pass tougher restrictions because he says students don't feel safe at school went henson, rv encampment czar nearby. >> sometimes being harassed on their way on and off campus. we're having break-ins on campus even found needles on their picnic tables back in 2021, the city voted to restrict encampments within 150 feet of schools. >> but that's become more of an informal guidance. council members say the new initiative will give the city authority to put up no parking signs. and tow our views within the school zone. homeless advocates have been opposing this measure since january and they continue to do so. you see a dog on the side of the road. >> do you not going over and big 0 dot for him? we're treating our people

i love the city, i love the beautiful game. i fly to the soccer field. [applause] like a butterfly on a mission, i fly to the soccer field. girls on the field shine like gold. my love for soccer is deep deep like the blue ocean and feeling i life to keep the beautiful game i love to play. and i'm really good my coach says, i play with passion, i play with joy, i may not get all the wins but playing soccer is what i enjoy. some day i night get fame. some day i might get fame. some day i might get. [applause] some day i night get fame. some day i night get old, some day you will know my name but right now, my dream come true, i love soccer, i am a girl, i love the beautiful game. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> one last thing. >> i want to give this leader ship patch to our mayor london breed for everything she does from america's core. >> thank you. [applause] >> so we're going to do one more announcement. >> all right so one more exciting announcement before the last very special surprise, tina, sorry for messing you up there. all right so bay fc, wa

this oil-rich city to other parts of the world. practically, this railway line boosted haifa's economic progress because exports and imports increased. a strong line was created that connected this city with the three continents of africa, asia and europe. i want to emphasize that this situation with. it also caused the revival of domestic trade, so that with rahan hijaz places like horan city in syria and lebanon and east jordan were connected to haifa. this situation increased the population of haifa, and as a result, services became much more and the number of economic, cultural and social institutions increased. the ottoman reforms made europeans interested in this region in terms of investment. and trade and communication. this issue caused the growth of quds and haifa and especially jaffa. economic growth also occurred. the area was open. investments were activated and trade between cities was flowing. people who had invested in beirut, sida and sur in lebanon, in the cities of akka, haifa, jaffa and gaza. the merchants of nab

jury recommends the city hire expert scientists to exam these risk. thank you supervisor wappin for helping to make that happen. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm michael lion from the gray panthers. everything that has been said about the necessity of following in the grand jury recommendations is just painfully obvious. what else is painfully obvious the reason for the mayormenting to not do this not carry out the recommendations has to do with money and has to do with the development of -- the shipyard area and bayview hunter's point. it is obscene this is held back. the upon grand jury's recommendations are held back. for reasons of profit. thank you. >> thank you. and if we have anymore speakers regarding item one now is your opportunity to step up. >> that completes our queue >> no more comment, it is now closed. >> i know that i want to note supervisor walton make the motion to move this item with recommendation. i will second that motion. with this a roll call >> and on this motion by member walton seconded by chair chan,

budgetos working class communities who keep the city running putting serves to those that need them most. thank you. >> thank you. >> i work at collision based organizations and unions. many have been here impacted by the budget cuts. we than the budget cuts mean cutting jobs and the community programs and working class families rely of every day working people are essential to rebuilding and running a vibrant city. city hall is bringing back restaurants. if we are not all ensure the city is for every day people can work and live and thrive. >> thank you. >> jewel spears housing right's committee. i represent the far reaching coalition of nonprofits providing all across the city. it is critical the city supports keeping service rung. this is done throughout full and proper funding of tenant out reach counciling program. department of code enforcement out reach. hunan housing counciling program and the many other programs that impact people's live in san francisco. nonprofit funding wars can earn a living to survive and continue to raise

of the city and build a framework for that. it also be able to protect a lot of communities on the eastern side that are dealing with anti-displacement issues. this is something that this committee has been grappling with all this time, i do look at, kind of an absurdity about that. san francisco does such a great job in affordable housing, production and planning. we do that actually really well, despite the lack of resources more than other, jurisdictions around the state of california. and yet we do have to apply for a pro housing designation on top so we can still be competitive, even though we're probably more competitive already. it's this, housing designations that gives us, the same advantage we probably had before. so it's necessary that we apply for it. there are a number of community housing organizations that are subject to the this pro housing designation that would benefit from it. so it's vital that we do approve of it. however, there's a clause in one of the resolve clauses here that that basically says that, you

or province under the supervision of the ten city councils. the province should be done openly without any summons due to the conditions of the city councils in the year 9. starting to work for years, the minister of the interior as the law says that if there was no city council, he would be the deputy minister of the interior, that is, the deputy of the city council , which means that the legislator did not accept that the minister of the interior should be the head of the council in the long hierarchy, he says until the council is formed. can you, as the deputy official of the city's islamic council, choose the mayor? this time in 1357 had caused the municipality to almost give itself government funds. well, now that the city management has come, i want to answer that question, sir it's great, let me answer. many duties have been formed in government institutions and organizations . article 136 of the third development program law of the islamic republic of iran says that the government is allowed. considering the capabilities of the municipa

he's the host of the series, the live size city, the designer advises on how to make cities more attractive and more livable. copenhagen is a model of world wide. just think about the last century where a design century and we're proud of it, my kids of design in the 3rd grade, you know, and we learn the principles of danish design, practical, functional, elegant right? you really, there's a whole nother episode about how deeply rooted design is for the danish people. but that is how we've been thinking about the city for a long time. we're designing it, right? make it fun, but make it practical. like you said, you know, combine all of these elements instead of just putting them into compartment fashion week in copenhagen is hale that the world's most sustainable fashion we. it is banned the single use materials like plastic bottles, for example. the brands themselves also have to meet specific sustainability standards. the one fashion designer has turned away from conventional fashion and is having success and never the less or for precisely that reason. secret bond creates high quality ga

for your information, the first city in belarus where such signs appeared was kletsk, then the neighboring city of baranoviche. tourists should take note: one of the largest railway junctions in the country is located 50 km from kletsk. meko tourism. and the capital can be reached by car in 2 hours, from moscow to kletsk a 10-hour drive (850 km). in the meantime, let's go back to this city several centuries ago. let me remind you that he is almost 900 years old, and he grew up on the site of an ancient feudal castle. these places are a continuous map of battles, because the kletsky lands have seen a lot. the most famous battle of kletsk is dated august 6, 1506, when a ten-thousand-strong army under the command of prince mikhail glinsky completely defeated a horde of tatars. in memory of the legendary battle a monument stone was installed and... we continue our promenade and are now on one of the oldest streets in kletsk. initially it was called a church, later the street was populated by tatars, and it became tatar accordingly. today it bears the name of the famous russian poet alexander s

was almost completely destroyed... there was no water supply in the city, the streets of the city wereerted and lifeless, everywhere there were signs with the words mined , mines are dangerous, there are rubble and ruins all around. on the site of the destroyed water utility building , several workers were once again laying out heavily damaged or burnt parts of equipment, collecting them according to throughout the city, they were pulled out from under the rubble. they tried to make some fragments by hand, but all attempts to lay them out in a certain sequence ended with the same thing. first, the scheme was dismantled, then they argued, when in each... channel a complete overhaul of two steam boilers, two steam pumps, two centrifugal pumps was carried out, and the shafts of three pumping stations were cleaned. the first water collection pipes have started working in the city, and by the end of the year it is planned to restore 70 km of water supply networks, or 80% of the length before the war period. we know exactly how to start the morning right. breakfast should not only fill you u

three cars collided in the city. the wounded were treated. six. drug addicts died as a result of a fire in kyiv, more than a dozen animals were rescued by firefighters from a burning apartment, the state emergency service was notified, the animals were taken to the street by rescuers, some furry ones had to be brought back to consciousness, the causes and circumstances of the fire are being determined by law enforcement officers. helped the conscript men of age to go abroad. the security service of ukraine detained the director... of one of lviv's communal enterprises, an official took money from conscripts for entering them into the system, so that the men could leave ukraine without hindrance. currently, law enforcement officers are identifying other participants in the illegal scheme for prosecution. he tried to earn 38 thousand us dollars on this device. after receiving $8,000 from the first client, the official increased the cost of his services. in the future already from two. the police detained him he is in hot pursuit in accordance w

[applause] to the public servants who have been here during the city's most difficult time, doing the work all along, thank you. thank you for your service. we will continue to move our city forward to be the city of yes. no longer will we allow others to define us, because we know who we are. we are a city on the rise. we are a dragon taking flight. now, let's soar san francisco! let's soar! thank you. [applause] >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time, people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though people move away, whenever they come back to the city, they make it here. and they tell us that. >> you're going to get something made fresh, made by hand and made with quality products and something that's very, very good. ♪♪ >> the legacy bars and restaurants was something that was begun by san francisco simply to recognize and draw attention to the establishments. it really provides for san francisco's u

, we are the most vulnerable of the city in the sweden. in fact, because we are expressing from, from 3 directions, we have the sea level and the storms coming from the west and pressing up the water to the city from, from the sea. and we have a the just the river which will, so we'll have a rise senior water level and the threatening us from that side. and also the heavy rain falls floating in downtown. got some bug is knocked on, come on even now. these images are from august 2023. we need a government that really takes this problem seriously because we kind of do it on ourselves. uh, both to the, its cost a lot of a lot of money that the single policy can afford. and also we don't have the authority over private profit to your other municipalities to along the river, for example, realistic visualizations, if these potential scenarios could get the right people to pay attention and take action that's why go from bug has created a digital twin. and it's based on real data in the 1980s, the city become compiling all the information that co

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

in the kherson region, volodymyr kvalenko, the mayor of this city is joining us, and for some reason the russians, having occupied the new kakhovka, have been shelling this new kakhovka for more than one day, mr. volodymyr, how to explain this again mysterious russian soul, why do they do it? good morning, good morning, you know, to understand someone who can't be understood, you don't even need to spend energy on it, because there is no logic there, neither in actions, nor in actions, nor in conversations, but really, shelling has been going on during the last period, however, mostly it is on the neighboring tile. nova kahovka mainly suffers from the fact that it is controlled by the drones of the armed forces of ukraine, and the enemy constantly tries to shoot down our drones over the city, so the residents and buildings of the city would suffer from this, and considering that nova kokhovka itself and its communities yes, excuse me for such a word, well, the territory of the crimean, crimean shelling. army, that's why there is a constant hum over

this is what a public bank can do for development in the city. build the marginal project a private lender may not be willing or able to fund. next slide, please. i highlight issue with the rule making. the previous speaker mentioned the rule making had come out last week in the previous item. the rule making works out well for san francisco. [indiscernible] eligible. there are issues with partnerships that the irs is still asking for comment on, but ultimately if sf government want to partner among themselves through a joint operating agreement these partners are generally allowed. in so far as any city government might receive any other kind of federal funding, particularly from the green hos gas reduction fund you can get elective payment which can stack on any other financing source from the federal and state government. there is no eligibility criteria that prevents this, however, if a project is financed by tax exempt bond issued by the city municipality, there is a 15 percent cutd in the amount of cash your project will receive. there are w

respect the dignity and autonomy of these folks, but also gives the city the ability to to meet our obligations to regulators. >> on her said that city crews took water samples and will submit their findings to the water board. in a letter obtained by kron 4 news the public works. director said that the city could be on the hook for hefty fines as high as $10,000 a day if the waterway is not brought into compliance. a part of the encampment still remains but city spokesperson tells kron 4 news if the water testing shows that the situation hasn't improved with the clearing of a large section. then the entire street will be swept clean in oakland, theresa kron. 4 news. >> developing news tonight. heavy police presence in san jose as police try to arrest a person who's refusing to come out of their apartment. this is near the intersection of 7th street and julian street officers say that they are trying to negotiate a peaceful resolution. we've got a crew headed to the scene. we'll be bringing you the very latest as we learn more. 2 people were arrested in connection to the shooting in a safeway p

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

funds on, i think that the mayor is not the poorest person in this city receive during war allowances, well, it looks like, i don't know, like some kind of mockery of these odessans and the ukrainian people in general, i think. that today they will still have them after these arrivals and will remove these issues from the agenda. actually begins already, it does not begin, active spring fields have begun works, sow and the question of whether the entire last year's harvest, everything that was planned to be exported, has already been exported to other countries. managed to get through odesa, through the danube ports, through the black sea ports, are there still queues? and no, there are still queues, there are still queues at the ports, so i understand that the farmers did not manage to get all the harvest, because when you drive along the roads of mykolaiv region and odesa region, there are still trucks that, there are a lot of them, standing in queues. precisely for the shipment of agricultural products, so i think that this process is still ongoing and

this chance to show the world this dynamic city. mic state is not just about detroit in and of itself. it's about all of us fans for every team will be represented, including the 40 niners. >> of course, a few select fans will have prime seats right next to the stage. >> two the san francisco 40 niners select trey lance. >> that's the big question for the niners fans. now, who will the team pick in the first round? their last first round pick was trey lance back in 2021. the faithful hoping the team will have much better success this year. general manager john lynch says 40 niners scouts have their eyes on several potential prospects tonight. round one starts at five. as you said, round two and three tomorrow, followed by 4 to 7 on saturday. and there is a possibility the niners may choose some players with family ties to son of jerry rice, frank gore and terrell owens. they're all available, as well as the younger brother of christian mccaffrey. >> lawmakers launching an investigation into ozempic and wegovy. why one senator says th

city than this mayor. no one takes more direct responsibility for all of the challenges this city faces than this mayor. and no one holds more of the incredible challenge of reconciling often competing view points and still finding a pass forward. emigrateful for your undying sense of optimism that we will reach out our potential thank you, for your service mayor breed. san francisco please welcome your mayor, london breed! [applause] >> mayor breed: thank you, amanda and thank you to all the people and the advocates and so many who care deeply about this and san francisco who have joined us today. thank you to all of our elected leaders and to sfmta, i'm so glad that we're all here together in order to really talk about what the future of san francisco holds and what we need to do to move this city forward as a result of so many challenges that we have experienced. today is a moment for us to come together as a community in light of a strategy that struck our city in a devastating a little over a week ago. i don't need to repeat the details of the moments to all of you what happens the pain, the terror,

and the city of san francisco suing the city of oakland over the approval of changing the name of their airport. why s of city leaders say they had no other choice. plus, while the city lead for 20 event on hippie hill may be canceled. a couple of local nonprofits are trying to keep that high holiday alive. >> station. he's calling for news 2. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waltman. a deal has been reached for the woman who hit and killed a 4 year-old girl with her car in san francisco near air oracle park for her to avoid any jail time. kron four's theresa stasi has been following the story since it happened. she joins us now live from the newsroom with the very latest here. how did they reach this agreement? theresa was complicated. just accident back in 2023 in august, the girl was with their family visiting from south korea. they were walking across 4th and king near oracle park when a car hit the family. the father was critically injured. the little girl was killed. the driver, karen carr, tanya told authorities said she did not see the family in

of the city chairman of chervonograd taras tyrko. changing the name of the settlement is not a change of the place of registration, that is, people will not have to. rush to change all the documents right away, i want to warn right away, there are no plans to spend millions from the local budget there, we will have to change several signs for entering and exiting the city, signs on administrative buildings, seals there. the ukrainian institute of national memory recognized the name of chervonograd as a symbol of russian imperial policy. residents themselves have different attitudes to renaming. i like chervonograd, it would be better not to change it, otherwise... they came up with it, then let them rename it for their own money, not for ours, but i'm for it, it's enough, as long as you can be under the power under the beauty of the muscovites, all the time among the muscovites, now how many muscovites are there and beyond, i don’t understand at all why this renaming was done at all, chervonograd and chervonograd for what, well, that

this is just one measure to protect the city from rising sea levels. the digital twins could be good for the city to show all the measures that needs to be done and why it has to be done. and i think it's a good tool to visualize with the positions and for all citizens and to show what could happen to guttenberg in the future. the problems are known now it's the case of making the right decisions. for example, big looks could be constructed to seal the city of from the state. and during heavy rain especially created open spaces could ensure that the want to collect small quickly i'm can see poway like here. and then new development rissa lisa area contain 500 cubic meters of water. when the heavy rain is coming, it's 10 collect to water here and save the building, some of the housing center, everything around. the greenery here also helps to provide a healthy of employment. the digital twin, meanwhile, is under constant development. boy, here in the factual guttenberg lab, research is, are experimenting with other potential applications like virtual cit

these funds are essential for people in the city. let's keep programs to ensure that seniors and disabled can stay in their homes. let's keep the services that set seniors andvi disabled people ry on and cut out the corruption in then city. we need to stop balancing the books on the backs of the poor. >> neeks speaker, please. >> i'm indigenous and i deal with quality control services. from monday through friday we see and talk to tenants mostly people of color that ask for services. we hear cases about ceilings falling, infestations and going through winters without a heater andea many other stories where tenants live in deplorable conditions. whenns we see the photos of whee they live, it's unbelievable to see this happening in one of the richest cities in the country. i can guarantee you most of the tenants that live in inhabitable units until organizations like us intervene. and remember many of the homeless folks who live on streets need the services. we need to dress the root of the problem. homelessness is a result of greed and

a headsup in the city. turning right on receipt may soon be banned at 200 new intersections across town. san francisco says the first set of no right on red locations are expected this month. the goal, to make the streets safer for people who are walking. here's a look at the 200 intersections where right on red will be banned, located south of market, union square, chinatown, north beach, the financial district. you probably can guess the others. city traffic engineers approved these locations nearly two weeks ago, but there will still be a public comment period. >>> jeff ranieri back with us. we were talking about the earthquake we've been following in taiwan. >> that earthquake, just in case you missed it, rating a 7.4. there has been at least seven aftershocks. the tsunami threat goes up to japan where they could get waves up to 3 feet. let me show you what we can expect back here across the bay area locally through tomorrow. we will begin to see some changes. clouds return for tomorrow morning and some

danylo miro, a member of the dnipro city council, was in touch with us. such, such pictures, as they say, well, in a good sense , pictures, i am not saying, the life of dnipropetrovsk region, but there are, of course, where it borders the river bed, the kakhovsky, the former kakhovsky reservoir, there, of course, there are shelling of the post. neither the manganese brigade, nor the nikopol region, in general , the enemy is constantly shelling globally, well, but again, the enemy does not exclude from what people say, assessing the positions of troops, the accumulation of troops, certain maneuvers, that is, well, any offensive is a long-term preparation, which is very difficult to hide from satellites, from the development of the world, especially those that today help the armed forces of ukraine, at some stage it will become clear one way or another where the enemy wants to strike a critical blow, or at least where he creates groups, somewhat similar to those of the ugra, to some... otherwise, the groups and then one of them can go on the offensive, and t