neosvizh city hall - the month of the center of economic, legal and cultural life of this eternal city, the symbol of the volnassian and the holy age of the garadzhans, a sign of their independence and adkaznasty for their city, the architectural phoenix, sh then i will leave my life. history of the town halls of the radzivila stalin, not freshly connected with the name of mikalaya kryshtof, orphans, who were born in 1508 76 years ago for their residence adzin from the most chestnut legal the current status of magdeburg law. these events give the city a wide range of rights and much for that freedom. collection and size of the waterfall, magchymasts svobodno gandlyavats ulasny court i ger. the first city in the vyalik principality of lithuania, which was part of the magdeburg rights, it was the capital of the vyalik principality of lithuania. what kind of law was it in 1387, and when it came to our native belarus, then in berastsia , in 1390, for many years, well, not a great man, the magdebor rights are distributed to the territories of belarus and the acts of our country , what the r

by the way, send at the same time that the city hall spends too much money on cobblestones and the cityblestones and sells them to the austrians. you are also like that. conspiracy theory in lviv, it has existed for a long time, not the first year, well, there is less , but i just wanted to say that it is also about the fact that people, even though they, for example, do not like the city government there, and so on, there is the local government, and so on, and so on in a similar but still trust- ready to entrust more money , including for the provision of any life needs, than to say ok, give us kyiv , they will do something for us, the state will do it for us, and so on. how do i lead to the fact that this decision is to withdraw personal income tax from october 1 that is, very important a tax for local budgets, take it to the central budget from kyiv, decide what is necessary and what is not necessary for the regions, e.e. how do you evaluate this opportunity, this one, i do not know the threat to local budgets, well, first of all, i want to say that in odesa, in particular, in odesa

that belongs to the city council, so the city council has the right to repair it, unlike all other judges, and here there are very large protests are already in the fourth week at the city hallople come out every saturday and want this tender to be canceled, the deputies did not vote for it, we voted for the allocation only 10 million hryvnias, and the city hall announced a tender for 106, so what is this whole matter transferred through the executive committee or something? no, no, no, no, they, they hope that they will then add money to the budget through the deputies, but they will not add any more, it is impossible, the majority of the deputies will not agree to it, we also canceled funding there, for example, to the mistlan trust, they wanted to buy such large already grown trees in order to plant them in the city center for 6 million hryvnias, and now here we are keeping an eye on all projects, on all... proposals, at the last session, extraordinary session in august we allocated 100 million hryvnias for the army, on wednesday we will have another session, there will be another 100 million hryvnias, that is, the budget will be reoriented to help the army, thank you, mr

the town hall was beginning to build. town hall - geta mesa. dze the people who called for the city, who were the city's rulers, and who gaverg rights, were collected. these people differed from the rulers of the land, and these people were happy, they should pay for the fact that we live here, we trade, we work here, we gather together, we sue some people, we sue of your people, not the carls court will be judged, but we ourselves are everything here we are, here everything was at the town hall. the history did not remember the name of the architect, but the investigators did. that he could have sprung on the right side of the jesuic will reach bernardoni. yong at that hour pratsavaў at nesvizhy, there will be kascel and zamak. there are a lot of records and the external appearance of the town hall, which is the greatest hour of life and the magnificent dacha of bernardoni, it can be said that this was a softened era of the renaissance with fashioned elements baroka. town hall, navat with such a pershapachatkovy look we... we can look at the engravings of tamás makoźskág, geta pačatak 17 -ga stagodzia, and there bachna, th

>>> the city of san jose recognizing low riders and the culture and history behind them today. hundreds of them lining up around city hall for the first ever low rider day. cruising wasn't always welcomed in the city. it is a long time in the making. >> reporter: 30 or 40 years ago, it would have been hard to imagine the city allowing a low rider happening out on the streets, let alone on the steps of city hall. but, they have certainly cruised into the future, a future that now includes acceptance. >> we are here, we thought to be here, and we are going to continue fighting for our culture. >> reporter: armando has been cruising in san jose for over 25 years, much of it through difficult times. >> there was a time where getting in your car and going down to our favorite spot wasn't tolerated with the city of san jose. you would get targeted because maybe your car was too low or maybe he looked a little bit different than the rest and it was outlawed. >> reporter: san jose was one of the places that gave birth to the culture which is now spreading worldwide. but the city cracked down on the 1980s and cruising was banned,

liturgy metropolitan, minsk and zaslavsky veniamin patriarchal to zarkheya belarus at the walls of the city halltive concert with the participation of church cows, professional and amateur groups celebrating national unity day. it was formed not only based on the results of 1939 . this is a long period that belarusians went through various difficulties and the creation of the minsk diocese - this can be said to be one of the episodes on this path of celebrations that took place on the territory of the upper city , a cultural program and a thematic fair were organized for citizens and guests of the capital. next we have economic and project news; the television news agency is also available on social networks and in in our mobile application using the qr code on the screen of a successful monday and see you at exactly eight. the masses are increasing truck sales ; loan rates continue to decline; more and more people in the world are switching to electric cars. you are watching economic news with you veronica buta good morning the driver of the development of the belarusian economy, the industrial

senator feinstein before she became u.s., senator spent the better part of 2 decades here at city hall. people have been stopping by honoring the late sen. i spoke with longtime san franciscans who pay their respects. >> i thank her for everything she did for the city of san francisco that's what san franciscan sandy ferguson wrote to senator dianne feinstein she took over helm of san francisco and tragedies occurred with mayor mosconi. there was a rough period step right very brave. she was a great influence to all that leaders follow during the bust of senator feinstein, which sits across from mayor mosconi on the second floor of city hall. brought community together, as i would say, as a mother. >> as as the mayor of san francisco in the hardest of times. milton thompson also stopped by to write a message for the senator. mayor london breed thanking him for his visit. dianne feinstein never stop being mayor. she led with courage. >> she worked hard for this city. meantime, people left flowers at feinstein's home in san francisco. elizabeth sirkin lives nearby and says she met the se

[heavy music] ♪ - the city hall's steps is new york city's front steps. it's the front porch.matic musical sting] - if you wanted to see an early version of january 6, 2021, go look at the footage of the police riot of 1992 city hall in new york city. [cheers and applause] - thousands of off-duty cops who normally patrol the streets now taking them over outside city hall. - i'm just tired of watching crime run rampant, and we're not doing anything about it because our hands are tied. every time we do something, it seems like we're getting indicted. - they had come for a big demonstration around city hall. you know they came prepared for the battle. you could see the anger in their faces, and you know that they meant business. [crowd chanting] - it was a show of force on the steps of new york city hall. 10,000 off-duty cops banded together in protest, fed up and angry with the city they claim doesn't back them up. the mayor's plan for an all-civilian board to review police misconduct is the last straw that sent the force to the streets. - mayor dinkins proposed a change in the

the capital city hall suspends the work is lithuanian, but in the business district of moscow city , real estate is rapidly cheaper, all because of regular drone attacks, which the russian air defense cannot give advice to, but they are not limited to moscow birds have flown in and what are the consequences of mass explosions, anna basova will tell you something is burning, what makes it look and sound so typical nothing in moscow at least in the last couple of weeks plan carpet when due to the threat of uavs suspending the operation of airports here is already a common thing, right, they did not expect this pskov regional center in the north west of russia to the border with ukraine is more than 800 km in the middle and the whole of belarus is called a military airfield , that’s where the drones targeted, then a big fire started while it was burning, the russians began to suspect something at least one in he even admitted to this, please, on february 24, comrade diana, who is not aware that it is impossible to show the work of air defense, they are diligently filming how their plane

and the city of san francisco where she rose to prominence in the days after the assassinations there at city hallhat you might remember her doing. or knowing ability. mayor of san francisco, she was the long time u.s. senator. and just -- really we talked to marc sandalow a few minutes ago about just all the things she had fingerprint on here in our state. and our city in general. board of supervisor in 1978 and of course the moment when she was, you know, propelled to being mayor with the death and the assassination of george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. that was the moment where dianne feinstein became the mayor of san francisco widely credited with calming nerves across the city after the shootings. and a 1992 she was elected to the u.s. senate along with barbara boxer. breaking glass creelings and over the years, she gained power and influence backing many pieces of legislation. including an assault weapons ban. of course, she had been declining in health lately and relying increasingly on staff the function as a senator. she was 90 years old. and i think that was the hardest part for

that's how the new colliers took the columns of the city hall a little more located on the futazon. i have already been chosen by the tourists of minchavania, happy city day. you can lure or disgrace the sport, the scenery is so the plane of stella minsk is a hero city. this year you have a new graphics we put uh, silhouettes, uh, the most iconic most famous buildings of our city, which are the sights of our capital and uh. this silhouette solution looks both modern and graphic, and a bright multi-colored bright festive background complements the picture and, uh, in a compartment it turns out very interesting. uh, elegant festive decoration of all locations of the city streets will appear and new art objects of the city will complement the branch compositions. you are matrix flower beds and panels. irons of information on svetnitsa about the forum of belarus 1 well done not dadina start of the action i'm on recoupment from sergius ions, criminal labels consolidation of patriotic forces open morning cop current confusion information apparatus. kudnya, experts drugged the usa so yak bu

or 40 years ago it would have been hard to imagine the city allowing a lowrider happening out here on the streets, let alone on the steps of city hallrs have certainly cruised into the future, a future that now includes acceptance. >> we're here. we fought to be here. we're here to stay and we're going to continue fighting for our culture. >> reporter: armando barbosa has been cruising in san jose over 25 years, much of it through difficult times. >> there was a time period in our lives when getting in your car and going down to our favorite spot would be king and slurry. it wasn't tolerated in the city of san jose. maybe your car was too low or looked different than the rest and it was outlawed at that time. >> reporter: san jose was one of the places that gave birth to the lowrider culture which has now spread worldwide, but the city cracked down in the 1980s and cruising was banned. barbosa and members of the united lowriders council of san jose have worked with city leader over a decade to get the ban lifted. last year was a celebration of that victory. more than 300 cars packed the city hall plaza and santa clara street was clo

and back in the city center, people are queueing in front of the supermarket to buy drinking water. but the queue is even bigger in front of the city hall, where water bottles are being distributed for free. a moment's i've seen the good people. it was in the house pieces. but right now, when did you know, need to be next to them to share a lot of what i've got to ship was to stop in because like this, you know, still the name again stormed down. you is gradually easing, but for now, the only thing the residents of all of us can do is wait for the winds to subside. so that as soon as update at this hour for a short break, my colleague chris cobra, will have more on the g 20 summit and to look at india's searching economy. stay tuned and thanks much for watching the sometimes the shawn rothschild, i choose to be highlighted for sure, every week, not to not really do become a criminal pre crime. a i already told me is who paralyzed entire societies computers that much.

to we showed you the city lowering the flags to half-staff. >> bob redell joins us from outside city hall where the flags are at half-staff. you talked with another legendary san francisco mayor, willie brown, about how he'll remember the senator, not just as a lawmaker but as a friend too. >> reporter: good morning to you, kris and laura. former mayor willie brown remembers dianne feinstein as the first female mayor of this city. she led the city after the assassination of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. they were assassinated in this very building behind me, city hall. and of course what she accomplished as u.s. senator. the city has lowered the flags to half-staff, the state flag, the city flag, and of course the flag of the united states of america. we caught up with mayor brown earlier this morning outside the cafe greco in north beach. he says the legacy the senator leaves behind is extensive. >> she could actually be equated with the pentagon paper discovery on what she did to the cia. most people don't even reference that. they go back to her successful effort to

where feinstein did make a lot of history to >> vicki and catherine, the flags are flown at half staff here at city hall and across san francisco before becoming u.s., senator dianne feinstein spent the better part of 2 decades here at city hall in san francisco. people have been stopping by honoring senator feinstein. i spoke with longtime san franciscans who paid their respects. >> i thank her for everything she did for the city of san francisco that's what san franciscan sandy ferguson wrote to senator dianne feinstein when she took over helm of san francisco tragedies occurred with mayor mosconi. there was a rough period she stepped friday and very brave she was a great influence to all leaders follow during the bust of senator feinstein, which sits across from mayor mosconi on the second floor of city hall. brought community together, as i would say as a as >> as the mayor of san francisco in the hardest of times. milton thompson also stopped by to write a message for the senator there. london breed thanking him for his visit. dianne feinstein never stop being mayor. she led with courage. >> she wo

and back in the city center, people are queueing in front of the supermarket to buy drinking water. but the queue is even bigger in front of the city hall, where water bottles are being distributed for free moments from the people it moves in house pieces. 2 now when did you know need to be met with them to share a lot of what of a drug ship was to stop in because like most you're living again, storm down you is gradually easing but for now, the only thing the residence of bolos can do is wait for the winds to subside. a report by sophia talking, you joins us now from athens. sophia, what's the latest? it's nicole. um, as you can see it happens. it's not raining right now, but it's very, very windy as you probably tend to hear very strong winds. and um, the situation in low, low spot in general in central greece doesn't look good, especially in the cities of not assigned a series of data in st. law. whole houses were coverage. if you could just see the rooms, people try to get to rescue by like literally climbing on their roofs and also to all denies the fire forces were operating when we left waltz. and that yesterday night we saw the

already tomorrow, a rally will be held at the city hall, where everyone will be able to say their opinionary and political leadership of russia. tomorrow at the omon city hall everyone will be batoned. join in. patriots of russia, be angry and come to us. patriots of russia, if you are still alive, come and sit in prison. oh wan where are the rockets? van, and where are the analog nets? there will be rockets, it’s just that the sanctions hit a lot, there will be rockets, or something similar to them, it’s okay, they said on tv, they didn’t hit, but on tv we’ve already defeated everyone, and we’re thinking about who else we attacked, well, who are you listening to, we have spare parts no, we collect rockets from what we can, well, we collect rockets from things that have not been sanctioned, in the sense of damn it, so why is a stick a stick? to teach us reason, they failed. i stood at the origins of the english language and interrupted everything. i came up with the english language and gave it to the americans. nothing new, all this was known to me. i see all this in my delusional vision

i bring up those issues to say that the world, the city hall, san francisco is your oyster. there is no issue too small or call too big that you cannot handle. i walk the halls today and in my full-time job i'm a consultant for a consulting firm and i act as a bridge inside city hall and outside city hall. i remind myself that we have important persons here. we have mayor breed, other commissioners and these are all people that you have access to in this building. >> i'm going to end with this before i call mayor breed up. my challenge for you all is to become masters of all of the tangible. there is enough smart people, there is a lot of smart people in san francisco, but the most successful public servants show up, they are present, they are unafraid to speak. they are, i get emotional here because this city, i love this city. i'm born and raised in this city particularly during a time right now. one of the most important things that has allowed me to be successful are the relationships. making sure that the people you see sit next to you as youth commissioners, keep these

and back in the city center, people are queueing in front of the supermarket to buy drinking water. but the queue is even bigger in front of the city hall, where water bottles are being distributed for free moments. in the people it moves in house pieces, but right now when did you know need to be mixed with them to share a lot of what i've got to ship was to stop it is because like this you know, stealing again storm down you is gradually easing but for now, the only thing the residents of all those can do is wait for the winds to subside tennis now and at the us open american number 6 save coco golf beach set currently not much of the in straight sets to reach for 1st us open file assignment protesters interrupted the match for almost 15 minutes with at least one person going their feet to the floor and the arthur ashe stadium stance of the ever seems. bursting on the scene as a 15 year old in 2019 cocoa golf has been heralded as a future, a grand slam champion. now she has earned another opportunity to reach the pinnacle of tennis with the home crowd, family behind her, and out of their seats. and who could blame them after points li

el grito is over the city hall plaza. that is starting later on, but they have local closures already in place. let's look at that. we zoom in here just outside the buildings where the rotunda was. the megaphone, el grito there. the closure is in place for east santa clara street between 4th and 6th. it goes right in front of city hall. we also have some tollways on south 5th, so don't park there because you will be towed. there are some parking areas surrounding portions of the roadways, 4th and 6th to be called out here. so keep that in mind. but also you can take v.t. through the area. a lot of buses will be rerouted because they take santa clara street. keep that in mind from now through the end of the day. there will also will be a lot of activity at city hall, some folks crossing the streets, so watch for those pedestrians. in san francisco, also el grito there at civic sent erp plaza. we see market street coming down here, interstate 880 and 101 locators. we zoom in over here, civic center plaza is here, but that's

the family's gait. we have team coverage tonight of diane feinstein's extraordinary life and legacy. >> we are at city hall were officials and san franciscans alike are honoring the senator. >> reporter: before going to the u.s. senate, diane feinstein spent 18 years here at san francisco city hall. first as a member of the board of supervisors and then as mayor of san francisco. then when she did go to washington, d.c., the current mayor of san francisco says feinstein's heart and attention never left the city. >> outside the office of the san francisco mayor, someone placed a bouquet of flowers on the -- of diane feinstein, a simple gesture to honor a political giants. senator feinstein was one of the first people to call when former mayor -- died and -- was president of the board of supervisors. >> we had a very long discussion about just what she went through, how she made decisions, how difficult it was. she provided that support and that mentor ship to make sure that i was prepared to step up at a difficult time for our city. >> the senator understood the magnitude of a mayor dying in office. on nove

was the mayor of the city embarrassed in the presence of military personnel and what happened at the front according to the words of the wounded were you taken to the hospital? the city hall the only unit there, but our unit was there when our unit arrived. um, they asked us not to wear uniform. how was this explained? well , supposedly the mayor of the city didn’t want to involve his residents. he wanted peace there he wants, uh, calmness, therefore, in order not to attract attention, to walk around the city less. eh, military nationalism is present there too. well, i just can't look at it. and well, i have repeatedly cited and shown as an example and they themselves put these news interviews these videos. how do they flee from the battlefield, how do they surrender? well, that's all. what did your colleagues say, how did they comment hmm, this is all fake meaning. i’m talking about talking about something further, i didn’t see it, that is, the situation in the ukrainian army was perceived exactly like that, yes, and when they say that, unfortunately, today the country’s leadership and kiev treat soldiers like meat, because a lot of people die in in fact, that is, people

will cathedrals, monasteries and centers... at the end of the hour the city became very square, hand-shaped square, and the town hallcording to all the city's current canons, the center of the pavement was the town hall, the symbol of the garadian volnasts. the dammed door was parched in the traditional belarusian warehouse of the meat shop, where the central meeting was held on the square of the castle. ale it means that the plan has been laid out, that the city centers, as the rules have been laid down, the castle, then all the same as adroitly, and as the same meat has been laid on the parts gandlya and frames, then this is the center, the gandlevaya square, and all the gates are connected with the town hall. nyasvizh town hall will be a future hut. it’s already been 10 years since 1596 and i’ve started to finish my administrative tasks. the meaning was laid down in the very word: town hall hell of the polish word town hall, glad, which in its own name was a form of the german pershakrynitsa rathaus, the house of the council. patrabna town hall, which month was borrowed from reasonable people during these hours.

zaslavsky veniamin, patriarchal exar of all belarus, a festive concert was held near the walls of the city hallrs. in professional and amateur groups, celebrations took place on the territory of the upper city ; a cultural program and a thematic fair were organized for the townspeople; new stickers with the main attractions of minsk appeared in the telegram specialty, kirkpark. for the 956th anniversary, the capital was designed by a student. bsu polina zverovich includes 10 stickers, including the national library palace independence and the bolshoi opera and ballet theater. minsk arena city hall academy of sciences the girl first drew sketches of future stickers on a sheet of paper, after working out the details, translated them into a digital version, that’s all it took. a little over a week, without even knowing the city from stickers. you can create a small map like this for yourself and walk around these places. and going to them you can always notice other places and, accordingly, with the help of them you can get to know our city. i would like both minchania and our guests to they admir

and also the mayor is given the way water for free at the city halls, which cost a very um, do so lives people are to a, in order to get some water to, to wash themselves, to be able to, to go to the toilets and to drink of course, yeah, that's really important. has there been other advice from greek authorities concerning how people should behave following this disaster sore? now as you can see, the rain stop, there was even a bit of sunshine like a few minutes ago, which again, this is gone behind the very dark um clouds. uh people are starting to to come outside there. hi. * this is how ever the authorities insisted on people to um, to be on alert, asked. c the, the full are fast as it can uh, can started raining uh for minutes a minute and it can be uh, bad weather. uh again the port goes until tonight and uh, so late in the evening. it can be, however, uh if you call, at least for the moment and the lease where i'm sending right now. well, thank you so much for your reporting. we really appreciate that. that is database correspondent, sophia class talking well anti government demon

of such cars, however, the city authorities are going not only to spend, but also to earn money, experts calculated that on an additional tax for entering the city of the city hallmay be making up to £2.5m a day conservative candidate mary london 's susing hall claiming current mayor khan is chasing billions are dark days. this is nothing but a well thought out extortion of money. case has acquired a political connotation, sadiq khan , a representative of the opposition party in boris, is opposed by the ruling conservatives, headed by the country's prime minister. if you were the mayor of london, would you expand the julians zone, no, i do not agree with what the mayor is doing. i think people and families are struggling with the cost of living. this is obvious to everyone and at this time the labor party, merley and borist, sadiq khan and kirstarmer are introducing fees for ultra-low emission zones. it will hit ordinary families. i don't think it is right deed. and i wish they didn't. mary of london was called for a month to refuse to take money from those who did not have time to adapt to the new rule, but the khan would not bow down to the kindergarten. he re

was not easy to find a place for a school in the city , moreover, the local authorities were initially skeptical of such an idea; in general , the city hallnsfer of children to private schools is not will affect the work of city schools. there are no problems with the formation of classes, since the basket is formed per class and not per student, so the classes are not broken up and not reduced, only a partial reduction of one or two students, but this does not affect the general situation to lithuania during the full-scale move to lithuania during the full-scale 000 ukrainians, among them 25,000 minors, now part of the children are studying in four private schools in vilnius, kaunas, klaipeda, and more uliai edius, english became viktoria dmytrenko, we are ukraine, marathon, the only news, the story of the ukrainian school is talking about a shocking incident in the rivne region, a video appeared on instagram showing a physical education teacher kicking a student. despite this, the school management did not receive any appeals either from the student himself or from his parents, however, the teacher was removed from classes and an offici

survivors they were born on the day of the city , and little minsk residents and their mothers today received gifts of congratulations from the capital city hallbilateral issues and international agenda the development of relations between belarus and turkey was discussed at the palace of independence. president alexander lukashenko held a meeting with the ambassador of the republic of turkey mustaffa ascan. the dialogue between minsk and ankara has always been built on the basis of mutually beneficial partnership. today it is developing in a variety of areas. mutual trade is growing. belarus and turkey have picked up a good pace and this year there is everything to achieve the figure that was agreed upon by the leaders of similar positions of the country on issues of the foreign political situation. for the last time. we managed a lot do. in terms of deepening our relations between belarus and the turkish republic, a number of unresolved issues remain in connection with our agreement with erdogan, but i think this is an issue that can be resolved; we have a similar position on many problems of international relations, including the crisis sit

netrebko they were also found in the city hall, the mayor of berlin and the senator for culture saidday of the premiere and would not go to it. today, traffic was opened on the left lane of the road part of the crimean bridge; it was damaged as a result of the terrorist attack on july 17th and restored in record time . the deputy prime minister gave the start to traffic. marat khusnulin. this is the highest professionalism of the customer , designer and contractor. the highest such complexity. the work was completed in 59 days, but it had never been possible there before. this in general, a real feat, and i’m in favor of cases, i immediately ask the ministry of transport for menstruation and note it together with the customer. note the most distinguished colleagues, it should be noted that the new span structure was manufactured by workers of the voronezh steel bridge of the voronezh region, but they already have a lot of experience, and not quickly. all this was done at the beginning of september. the builder successfully completed sliding the new span onto the supports and lowered

community passed away after many years. >> reporter: many in the bay area made their way to the fourth floor of city hall to pay their respects to the senator, writing personal notes to her. >> i thanked her for everything she did for the city of san francisco in particular. >> reporter: dianne feinstein elementary school, in a statement, they tell us our school which originally opened in 1922 as parkside elementary was renamed dianne feinstein elementary school in 2006. to recognize her historic contributions locally and nationally. we are immensely grateful to senator feinstein who participated in the enrichment of our school over the years. including generous donations to support the elaborate technology, social emotional learning and much more. during her visits, she especially loved reading to students. tabatha says she has these final words for the senator. >> knowing that you did that, that speaks volumes and i hope you know that the rest of this generation is honoring you for the rest of their lives. >> i want to also add, it feels like everyone lost a family member today and like i said, people

not easy to find a place for a school in the city, moreover, the local authorities were initially skeptical of such an idea ; in general, they say in the city hallork of city schools, there are no problems with the formation of classes, since the basket is formed per class and not per student. classes are not broken up and not reduced, only a partial reduction by one or two students, but this does not affect the general situation to lithuania during the full-scale migration of almost 80,000 ukrainians, among them 25,000 minors now some of the children attend four private schools in vilnius watermelons klaipeda and more uliai edius english became viktoria dmytrenko we ukraine marathon only news a few weeks ago gerda lived with her family until the fragments of a russian rocket destroyed her home and almost killed her 70% scorched body, burnt eyes well, the saddest thing is that gerda was preparing to become a mother of puppies, she will not survive, but for two weeks, herda has been saved by anastasia tykha, you all know her, she risked her own life to take dogs out of the occupied irpenya and the photo of this evacuation flew all over the world,

the assassinations at the city halls, the and then on the national front, again, the iran iraq wars, a number of different things that went through. and she managed to go through it all with this steady presence that didn't waver and didn't seek attention. but somehow she became at the center of so much of it. >> that's true. and, you know, we bonded on a number of accounts, one being just the trauma associated with gun violence, you know, the actual assassination of mayor george moscone and harvey milk happened just ten days after jonestown. and we were both, you know, victims of those two experience losses. and both our husbands had died early in our political careers as well. and so we oftentimes found the opportunity to be together not necessarily talking about those issues at all. but but knowing that there was a common bond, a common bond, i should say. yeah >> i don't know if you consider yourself a protege of hers. i know there are many proteges of hers, but in terms of when you look at her and think she was able to succeed in a man's world as a woman at a time when there wer

right now, there is a condolence book on the fourth floor of city hall. an come up and sign and leave your remembrance for the former senator. that will be open until 4:00 this afternoon. i heard it is a little bit of a zoo there. there is still time to get down there today but it will be up there for the next several days. >>> flags have been lowered up both the white house and capitol building as remembrances are getting underway. we will have much more coming up on cbs news bay area, the evening addition beginning tonight at 5:00. our juliette goodrich is in washington, d.c. right now and she is talking with lawmakers and friends for a little bit more insights into the legacy of senator dianne feinstein. you can see more of our extensive coverage of her life and legacy as well as looking ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the state of emergency in new york city. the wettest day on record as rain cripples the city. ophelia still drenching the when will it stop?

up in five metro stations in kharkiv, because no school will be as safe as they believe here in the city hall, the classes have been fully set up like in an ordinary school additional ventilation was carried out, and psychologists and a nurse are on duty here to provide assistance, bandage material, antiseptics, green tea, hydrogen peroxide, ammonia, well, in general, we have everything. we have organized training in two shifts from all areas of the city to the school in the subway. many parents take it themselves, we are very sorry for such a time, but we tried so far , it is fun, we will check the victory that everything will be fine. natalia's daughter, katya, at the school underground , also liked it when we did movements during the school week, 2-3 days of offline training are planned, the other days will be online, so far about a thousand children will go to school in the subway, but the recruitment will last the whole school year, so far we are considering three . we will increase it, especially for elementary schools this year, not a single school in kharkiv works with open classes, b

i've been honored by the city at the city hall and everything. he had his highs. i did this for the ring magazine back in 1999. i think this is me right here. this is me. i did a picture of me right here, me and floyd mayweather when we were young. but page has seen some significant lows. he says he's fought back and is now determined to give back. i made some mistakes in my life, but i got myself together and i'm been been on the straight and narrow for the last amount for four, four and a half years. and we just doing the right things here at find and getting everything going in the right direction, keeping the kids off the street, helping the kids. you know what i mean? training kids. my dream is to be a world champion trainer here. this is a place they say to give support and be supported. we have kids here that wouldn't talk. when they first started, they couldn't jump rope and now they're sparring. so yeah, it's a huge change. we've seen kids. it's a place for the next generation of difference makers. kaley coaches the all girls class. yeah, i wouldn't say i

the farmers lost their nerve and scattered a bag of ukrainian grain in front of the city hall in prudnikms us with deep regret that he has passed away. the polish farmer and entrepreneur reflects the mood in polish agriculture; in grubiszow they acted more harshly. here farmers say they were simply crucified, the european union, the oligarchs, the polish government and unpaid loans killed polish production. companies call me every day and they say that they have losses of 50 million zlotys. our purchasing center no longer buys grain from polish farmers during harvest, our grain is not competitive. michal koudejczyk is a well-known representative of the polish village, together with the agricultural union, he has been fighting for the rights of the polish farmer for many years, which is why a whole detachment of security guards is always dispatched, about a dozen police cars did not allow farms to go outside and block trains with grain. we, as organizers, face criminal charges. responsibility for what we came to voivodeship and reported that grain was coming to the market from ukraine, th

as a result of this letter , it was indeed sent to the city hall.into account and, uh, something, i wasn’t on it myself. concert, but then he sent his representative to someone, that is, today. it is already impossible to imagine that there would be such a concert with the name freedom concert, it would not even be funny, but then despite the war of aggression in crimea such an event was possible you friends, by the way, when russians say that there is no ukrainian music, there is no ukrainian culture as such, there is a certain desire in the german cultural environment to understand whether it is there or not, or whether it has increased. we held these ukrainians here. what uh-uh are now refugees, what artists we held a joint exhibition um no german-ukrainian joint exhibition uh-uh and uh, in general a lot happened during this exhibition we we communicated as artists with artists and ukrainians with german artists, and even later when the exhibition was functioning. those were just meetings with the audience and we really faced the fact that there

five subway stations in kharkiv, because no school will have it is as safe as they think here at the city hall, the classrooms are fully equipped , as in a regular school, additional ventilation was carried out, and psychologists and a nurse are on duty here. nashatyrny spirit, well, in general, we have everything. we have organized training in two shifts from all districts of the city to the school in the subway . we tried it so far, it's fun, we believe that we'll win, everything will be fine, natalia's daughter katya also liked the underground school when we liked to move during the school week, 2-3 days of offline training are planned, the other days are online so far about a thousand children will travel to schools in the underground, but recruitment will last the whole school year, so far we are considering three lessons - these are the main lessons that are taught, the main disciplines that are taught, and then we will see how many there will be those who want to, what capacity will we have, perhaps we will increase it, especially for elementary schools this year, not a single school in

five subway stations in kharkiv, because no school will be as safe as here they believe that in the city hall the classrooms have been fully equipped as in a normal school, additional ventilation has been carried out, and psychologists and a nurse are also on duty here to provide assistance, bandage material, antiseptics, green tea, hydrogen peroxide, ammonia well, in general , we have everything . we have organized two shifts from all areas of the city to the school in the subway. what a pleasure, we believe that we will win, that everything will be fine. natalia's daughter, katya, at the underground school , also liked it when we did exercises during the school week. 2-3 days of offline training are planned for the rest of the days online. for now , about a thousand people will go to school in the underground children, but recruitment will continue throughout the school year, so far we are considering three er lessons - these are the main lessons taught by er, the main disciplines taught by er and then we will see er from er how many students there will be in we will probably increase our c

and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you know, we gotta make sure the next generation contains for generations to come. am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfast staple. we specialize in breakfast, brunch come lunch now. i love this neighborhood. i grew up here. and it feels like home. i walk down the block and recognize

placed on the bottle of pedagogical and university symbols of the decorations and columns of the minsk city hallyou are motherly with pressure on all the main avenues and in the streets, and so it is on kastryulnitskaya square or it has cooled down, minsk is a hero city. the patriots , the well-known saints of the schoolchildren, students and veterans, were blamed on the sheets of the administration of the pershamai districts, the deputies spoke about the important demands of sovereignty, and then the splinting of the feat of our meek ones. it's designed for uh, patriotism patriotism on the consciousness of growing young people, uh, pay attention. how did we get it? uh, our country, what our country survived the great patriotic war and the unification of belarus in the thirty-ninth year behind the unity is the strength of our country. conferences youth festivals the sovereign saint announced and the allegiant at the project the strength of the slavs at the capital gymnasium number five carriages, the young man of the partisan region crowned ukraine with the well-walked saint forum on grass from

this is the city hall, 1895. johnny devenanzio: when i flew into paris i thought i was happy. t here and i started hanging out with you. i don't know, man. this is the happiest i've ever been. woo-hoo! so what is the focus of the festival? gerard bertrand: you know, the goal is to make people happy and to bring people together. and in this place of the south of france, very close to the spanish border, they have a lot of tradition-- music-- [band playing] --snails-- johnny devenanzio: i've got to make sure you're here for this first experience. gerard bertrand: look-- like that. wow. that's good. gerard bertrand: sausages. johnny devenanzio: and what kind of sausage? is this pork sausage? - yeah. this is pork. - woo. gerard bertrand: and they do a lot of paella. johnny devenanzio: how do you say to, to life? gerard bertrand: c'est la vie. c'est la vie. do you want to see something? c'est la vie. yeah. ah, yeah! c'est la vie. c'est la vie. and once you're wearing all white and look the part of a local, it's time to party just as hard. woo! ok, ready? here we go. you do me! you d

placed on a bottle of the pedagogical university of zmyanili near the mountain and the column of the minsk city hallmatose compression on all the main avenues and in the streets, and so on kostrychnitskaya square or cooled down, minsk is a hero city. the first on the road to the people's day and the 11th new child of the highway from everything opened microdistrict, sokol to usanova school, divided into 230 places. there will be 12 groups and two nurseries in the city at eleven o'clock in the morning and there will be a swimming pool, music and gymnastics halls for effects at the reward of boiler houses and processes, computer, gulnava resource centers and creativity , i like to play in this sandbox and catch these balls and catch. this is cloudy, we play with dolls using rescue vehicles. well, there are a lot of toys here. we were looking forward to the opening of the new kindergarten with great pleasure. the guys will go to him, because first of all, the kindergarten is new with a swimming pool. ahh, great infrastructure around. i think the children will be very happy with the infrastructure. here

this pathetic position of the lviv city council leads residents to think that the private developer has already quietly agreed with the city hallmmercial construction. such not a little inaction, such specific inaction, the residents already a number of residents suspect that the lviv city council is simply draining this construction little by little, they agreed with the developer. by according to the ucontrol portal, the authorized person of the association of disabled defenders of the homeland , lviv health center yaberko roman bogdanovych, and the responsibility for the land deriban in bryukhovychy, the man transfers to others. why did you transfer the entire plot, this huge one, to a private person? the developer, if it was about a large rehabilitation center, that is, i tell you again, call, mark will explain everything to you, he is aware of everything. mark, about whom the director of the veterans' organization speaks, is the founder and head of a private construction company company from zaporizhzhia, mark marchenko. he and his brother are known throughout the country because of the scandal involving the appropriation