town council was warm to the idea. they liked the idea because people are going well, "this could be the best thing we ever get." - the political types like myself were like, "hey, it's a win-win." when the blues brothers offered 90% of the land free and no longer develop, and they get a little bit of development, just 10%, it seems like a good deal. because in politics, you compromise, that's the way politics works. - a lot of the details weren't quite nailed down. - the devils in the details. and i'd served for my town council in basalt, and i was going, "we're going to get screwed." - i think a lot of it was a mistrust. - this is another plan on the same thing, and, yes sir? - several times in your discussions you've made reference to the fact that this might happen or that might happen if the community wants it. could you clarify what the community is that you're trying to consider in those kinds of statements? - [presenter] i wish i knew. one of the reasons this process- - we could probably help you with that. (au

. >> it follows shefford town council and flitwick town council and flitwick town council , both councilk town council, both in her constituency recent claiming residents were being abandoned by her mocked up missing posters and have been plastered across her constituency. well, to explain what's happening is the lib dem mp, christine jardine and she joins us now. so can you tell us what route you're planning to to take make sure that nadine is no longer the mp for mid bedfordshire and there is a by—election there ? is a by—election there? >> well , what is a by—election there? >> well, what we're planning to do is the first monday back. i'm daisy cooper will be laying a motion to parliament which will allow us to well hopefully will allow us to well hopefully will allow needing to be disciplined by the standards committee and that suspended if she's suspended for ten days, then there can be a by—election. and i think it's ridiculous that it's come to this and we're not doing this to get rid of nadine dorries. we're doing this because nadine dorries said that she resigned and she has lef

. >> for the first time since the end of the pandemic, the town council is restricting access to thisourist hotspot. >> maximum of 1500 tourists are allowed each day to allow -- prevent oversaturation and protect the ecosystem. >> we want to work out how to protect the site. studies have shown that the excessive rate of too many people poses a risk. >> a risk aggravated by a fragile environment. the beach stands on dunes that have been constantly eroding over time. >> the beach has changed a lot over the last 30 years. when i was young, it was three or four times bigger. we have lost at least 20 meters of sand in relation to the sea. >> a special police brigade patrols the beach regularly to ensure that no rules are broken. here, smokers, dogs and sand thieves are forbidden. only certain kinds of mats can be used on the sand to avoid carrying sand particles away. >> you have to put a mat under the towel. >> i agree. we have to look after the environment. they should be doing this everywhere. >> you also have to pay three euros 54 entry, the price to pay to preserve one of the most bea

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he was a member of the town council, but he was also a man of the people that he wasn't just an unapproachable politician. no people across the bottom of which he always said he would never leave 2 pm because he didn't like big cities. the men can't squeeze his home. the trucks are booked in the the slip of to the town with ended. his spirit struck. uh, do you know as those are father, do he understood it was a done deal. the just the one with me still boring is in some town we village. people went out onto the street, but it's still cool. they confronted the russians. it gives us and they retreated to the school that booking the lead, me still the rush, just the key dreamed of doing something like that. the question you're putting on the 1st thing he did was go to his office to get his ukrainian flag so that he could raise the whole, you know, i think you have to go to school. he called me and sounded very agitated. he said, come to the protest, you have to come and bring your camera. i have seen the above. yes. cool. the the new, the people came out of the basement. can you imagine what goes

he was a member of the town council, but he was also a man of the people. he wasn't just an unapproachable politician, no p of across different thoughts. i'm of which he always said with nothing leaves to me. and he didn't like big cities in the co pants, was his home to officer put in there for me. the city of to the town was mended, his spirit struck. uh do you know those are father. he understood it was a done deal. the just the one with me still born in some town we village. people went out onto the street, which is still cool. they confronted the russians, excuse us. and they retreated to the school. the book in the lead me still the restroom. the key dreamed of doing something like that. the person who put it on the 1st thing he did was go to his office to get his ukrainian flag so that he could raise the whole, you know, i think we have to go to school. he called me and sounded very agitated. he said come to the protest, you have to come and bring your camera. have he the more yes, cool. the the new the people came out of the basement. can you imagin

take into account the deputies of regional districts and deputies of city councils, rural and town councils are not included in the sample for the reason that such data is almost impossible to verify, because even in small towns there are certain local snakes who write about deputies, we can verify this information, but in villages and towns it is much more difficult, so we simply in the text it was written how many they serve. when the parties gave us such information, but only the district, regional and city ones were shown on the schedule and in the rating. we have a quantitative rating because the parties differ in their number, some two and a half thousand deputies in ukraine, like european solidarity, some have about 100, like the verdic party, for example, but we still made a percentage rating to understand the ratio, well, we can start with the quantitative ones , and here the first position is held by the european solidarity party, about 300 deputies, they have more than 300 deputies right at the front what was reported directly about 75 deputies in the ranks of the dfg - these are

jobina: danville town council is holding a special meeting to extend a local emergency after last winter's a storm damaged part of the downtown section of san ramon creek. it flooded new year's eve, which caused mudslides and several downed trees. every 60 days, the council has to determine if the emergency still exists to keep danville eligible for federal reimbursement. drew: the latest on hillary, is strengthening is expected to now in our category 1 storm with winds 75 miles per hour. the latest track has it strengthening rapidly to a major hurricane by friday, then rapidly weakening as it heads towards baja, california. remnants move into southern california by the end of the weekend. hurricanes love water above 8 degrees, they needed to survive. that is where hilary will sit through friday. then, it moves north to the cooler ocean waters. once the water drops below 80 degrees, tropical system cannot survive in that is why it will weaken rapidly. the remnants will move into southern california and there is the potential for excessive rainfall sunday into monday, especially around palm

not judge, is not legislators, not members of the executive branch, not town council members in small government official. so the extent to which they are out of line is going to come to haunt them before too long, and we're going to do to the bottom. this is not going to. and >> isn't your sense that there is any pressure at all on clarence thomas from inside the supreme court? >> i'm not sure about that. i think that there likely is beginning to be pressure within the supreme court. i am confident that there is pressure from within the judicial conference. those judges are the chief judges of all the different circuit courts of appeal and selected district court chief judges, very powerful and august group, and they have to follow the rules. they know the rules in though the supreme court justices are cheating. they know that the excuses are being made and they make no sense, are not correct, and they also resent that by treating this behavior of supreme court justices as legitimate, they impute to the rest of the judiciary that they might be doing the same thing. so i think the pre

the town council will meet to decide the matter. a san francisco lawmaker is angry about what he calls the city's slow pace of approving new housing permits. the new figures show san francisco is behind other bay area cities in the number of permits issued. so far this year. assemblyman matt haney called it, quote, an atrocious, embarrassing start for san francisco's eight year commitment to build 80,000 new units. haney says he's working to pass a number of bills designed to confront the housing crisis. now, here's a look at some of the numbers. san jose has approved more than 1200 permits, so far this year. santa clara, 669. oakland 406. and san francisco has approved just 179 permits. well, it is official the us will take on sweden this sunday at 1 a.m. in the women's world cup. the right side. jakobsen red cross headed down goal. sweden beat argentina two nil early this morning to lock up the top spot in group g and will face the second team in group e, that's the us team. sweden is undefeated and has scored nine goals and allow

as an elected member of the huntington town council, she focused on providing services to unemployed and underemployed residents, including job access to job development of life skills and access to not for profit assistance. so please join me in welcoming the stage. councilwoman tracy edwards. hi. well, don't you look marvelous. i am thrilled to call moderate event with former congressman steve israel. representative israel served in the us congress. from 2001 to 2017, including four years as chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee. he left washington unindicted. he left washington undefeated and he. he left to pursue new passions and 2021, he opened a small independent bookstore for theodore's books with his lovely wife, cara, who is sitting right there next to my gorgeous husband, walter who was sitting right there. in his historic of oyster bay, fulfilling a lifelong dream. and author. in his own right, he has published two critically acclaimed satires of washington, the global war on morals and big guns. he proudly serves us on the library of congress madison

so these town councils, i know it's difficult, local government is the hardest government. but you have to get your priorities straight because your number one job is public safety. if you don't do it, the people will. they will protect themselves. somehow. but one thing that people cannot do is do what these police officers are being asked to do deal with the fentanyl coming across the border, meth coming across the border. how are they supposed to deal with, you know, the migrant crisis? and housing issues and law and order for all these people? school shootings, also an issue. that doesn't happen in big cities. it happens in small towns as well. and what you're losing when you lose these police officers and you live in a small town. i grew up in small towns. you lose the people who know you. and know the community. and they're like oh, yeah, you know what? they got a call down at the diner. he's fine. they got a call over there? we better go. you lose all of that institutional knowledge and that community love. they're going to have to go find jobs somewhere else. and th

and they some of these towns have zero police so these town councils i know it is difficult local governmentest government. but you have to get your priorities straight. because your number one job is public safety and if you don't do it people will. they will protect themselves, somehow -- but one thing those people cannot do is do what police officers are being asked to do which is deal with the pengt fentanyl coming across border an meth across the border and how do they deal with -- you know, the migrant crisis and housing issues and law and order for all of these people school shootings you brought it up also an issue that doesn't happen in big cities it happens in small townings as well and what you're losing when you lose these police officers and you live in a small town i grew up in small towns you lose the people who know you. and know the communities and they're like yeah leave that. they have to call down at the diner oh he's fine and they have a call over there we better go you lose all of that institutional knowledge and community level and other thing i would say is governor o

the town council will decide that matter very soon. >>> i was putting off talking about slime, because who wants to clean up that mess? we are going to see it at the super bowl, though. that is trending this morning. >> nickelodeon will air an alternative telecast for super bowl lviii. when a touchdown is scored, slime will cover the end zone and there will be other special effects throughout the game. it will air at the same time as the regular super bowl on february 11th. >> cinthia, they do that for a lot of the regular games throughout the year, they have a kid correspondent, they have the slime and all of that stuff. >> what do they do for the halftime show? >> i don't know. you watch the regular halftime show. >> you see rihanna covered in slime. >> maybe a little coverage would be okay. >> it might help. especially for the janet jackson one. >> oh, my gosh. >>> we're going to have some great weather, we'll be talking more about football. we're still in baseball season. as we take a look at oakland right now, it's going to start out in the upper 50s. you'll have a nice, cool star

the town council will decide the matter. >>> a mother and son travelled thousands of miles to l.a. to see taylor swift, but the swifties almost didn't make it to the concert, they almost didn't come back from the wild. >> they are from the uk and made the long trip to los angeles to go to the eras tour, and on their week-long trip they decided let's go for a hike in the angeles national forest. they realized they were lost and had no cell service. thanks to the emergency feature, they were able to get a message out to rescuers. the family remained calm but thought they may not make it to the concert. >> in addition to being eaten by wild animals, we're going to miss the concert. >> of course, it's the whole reason -- it's the whole reason for our trip. >> crews say that without that emergency system, it might have taken them days to find the two. they were unhurt, but the swift concert should help them shake it off. >> not a cruel summer after all. that could have been frightening, though. >> yeah, yeah. >> i mean the angeles national forest is thick. >> good thing for technology.

so the town council there to hold a special meeting that's going to extend to their local emergency and finished repairing the damage that was caused by last winter storm. like you just mentioned, the heavy rain to receive cause flooding, mudslides and even several downed trees. now, the town originally declared a local emergency back on january. 4th. they have extended that emergency several times most recently on june. 20th, the council has decided every 60 days if that emergency still exist and the state of emergency needs to be extended. council officials say that much of that damage is already been fixed. but a slide on front street still needs to be repaired now, the construction on that stretch of road will require northbound front street to be closed right between diablo road in east london mesa avenue for the duration of their project. and officials say that work could last until the end of september. send it back to both at the desk. all right. thank you very much. rain at 10, 10 is the time. and still ahead on the kron morning news. >> san francisco police arrested a woman ac

the town council says it will meet to discuss the lawsuit.izzo is facing a lawsuit filed by three former dancers who claim she created a toxic work environment for her workers. the former dancer is accused lizzo of multiple allegations of sexual, religious, racial harassment and disability discrimination, as well as assault and their complaint, they describe their former work environment as hostile and, say the singer's behavior contributed to their emotional distress. i was put in a lot of uncomfortable situations regarding religion, the racial and sexual harassment either go to the bathroom for myself or lose my job and my livelihood. lizzo, who is an advocate for body positivity, is also accused of calling out one of the dancers who was gaining weight. dancers say she was ultimately fired, and lizzo has not yet commented on the lawsuit. well, taylor swift is sharing the success of her eras tour with some of the people who work with her. the us portion of her tour comes to an end this coming weekend with concerts in los angeles. last weeken

so keep it to the crowd for will let you know when we find out it's and today in danville, the town council holds a special meeting to extend. >> the local emergency so they can finish to repairing some damage that they're still repairing after last winter's storms. >> you saw the pictures if you were living there at and you were experiencing look at all this flooding that happened. mudslides are a fallen trees. originally they declared the emergency on january 4th. they had to extend it several times most recently on june 20th and now they're going to have to do it again because they still have not fixed all the damage on front street. there was a slide there and they still need to work on it. they figure they'll have that done by the end of september. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news police are searching for people caught on camera trying to carjack a woman in her driveway in the east bay. we'll tell you what happened. and laguna honda is here to stay. they made a remarkable turnaround and are now the certified. we'll have the story. >> and at the coast today, we remain cool in

and today in danville, the town council a special meeting to extend a local emergency so they can finish repairing damage caused from last winter's storms. all the rain that we got. look at this cause flooding, mudslides, fallen trees. originally the local emergency was declared january for us and it has been extended several times most recently on june 20th. and now the council says they need more time because they still have to fix a damaged from the slide on front street and they're going to be working repair that. they think it will tape take probably until the end of september. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, san francisco police have arrested a woman accused of crashing into a family as they were crossing the street and now pedestrian safety advocates say this is just another example of why the city needs to do more to protect pedestrians. plus, alameda police are warning people about reports of people getting shot with bb guns. why they believe this might be tied to a social media trend. and after the break, if you didn't get vacation this summer, don't worry. yo

coolidge, his young son with not just local governance as you have heard from schooled to the town council as well as officers of justice of the peace and county sheriff john held. coolidge in his autobiography that his broad knowledge of local law led many people to seek his by observing father's public service. quote came to have a working knowledge of the practical side government. i understood it consisted of restraint which the people had imposed on themselves in order to promote the welfare. close quote at black river academy, the 13 year old coolidge was introduced to american history and u.s. constitution. how many of you studied the u.s. constitution in eighth grade with exceeding interest. however, he studied the constitution then, and as he puts it never ceased doing. proverbs 22 six says train a child the way he should go. and when he was, he will not depart from it. coolidge's apprenticeship under his father's guidance and primary school fostered a clear understood of the needs and limits of local government. early education shown in the constitution's beautiful symmetry. impr

smith is a cape town city council. i am a oral committee member for safety and security. he says he's main responsibility is to ensure that road traffic regulations are enforced. we have to to do justice to help primary responsibility, which is the site to the commuters in those vehicles of south africa sees around paul and all 1000 rotates annually. those figures compared to other nations are exceeding the i and a prime responsibility of mine and other people who are full. the role of regulating and enforcing road traffic regulations is to ensure that we apply those without funeral favor to private and up and, and public transport vehicles. a primary responsibility to being to those communities in his vehicles and other road uses. 2 months ago we had no rustic accident in an area called nicholas plain, involving such a public transport vehicle. and the question of the day was how did that happen and how could and should it have been avoided? and then the onset to that is consistent enforcement uh, off all of a road uses. and the problem with this particular uh tech seat

the town council says it will meet to decide the matter.he family and friends of a retired san jose police captain are mourning his death after he was killed over the weekend in a car crash. randy sheriff was killed on saturday while driving on interstate five. a car cross the center divide and hit his car head on. he was killed instantly, along with the four people in the other car. sheriff spent more than 23 years with the san jose police department becoming a captain before he retired last year. we're all devastated. you know, we're all wondering why him? it certainly isn't fair. now, sheriff, here's a sense of his service extended even beyond his job. he visited six children in the hospital. he volunteered at city cleanup events. he leaves behind his wife and two daughters, oakland international airport has completed its $11 million terminal two security renovation . the project took about six months to complete. airport officials say the upgrade to the exit will increase security at the airport by preventing passenger backflow from non

smith is a cape town city council and they all committee member for safety and security joins us from cape town. good to have you with us a print start with how you might respond to those drivers and even communities who say that the policy of impounding vehicles is simply too disruptive. but i think that we have to have to do justice to help primary responsibility, which is the site to the commuters in those vehicles of south africa sees around paul in all 1000 row dates annually. those figures compared to other nations are exceedingly high and a prime responsibility of mine and other people who so so the role of regulating and enforcing road traffic regulations is to ensure that we apply those without funeral favor to private and public and public transport vehicle. so i'll primary responsibility to being to those. so can we just send these vehicles in our the road uses. 2 months ago we had no rustic accident in an area called interest plane involving such a public transport vehicle. and the question of the day was how did that happen and how could and should it have been avoided? a

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business is burning public transport and throwing stones at law enforcement offices, cape towns, matt has the council to return to the negotiating table to prevent further escalation as well. some of the local residents have to say that they expect to affect to me was due to own and not be on the buick platter. family. and my goal is for these and on. and the other thing is this. um they fix that cuz they pick the ball on us without any problems. we are the person that are that way to fix it. so the drivers for the envelope is run. most of the factory is up to me to get these charges low. those quoted me estimated particular logging, that phrase will go busy tall. use the truck because it will, the little guy shop, right? no. oh, the show most of the show for until kid we close. so i mean, you were to what is going with the setup result. we really don't start. this is like a critical ball and i mean all the time and have some taco has shifted the blame for what is happening onto local authorities. he sites a bit slow, shouldn't have been enforced in the 1st place. it on the sally talk, it's taxi driv

the san anselmo town attorney and council will meet to discuss. >> jamie foxx says his younger sisterposted a special birthday message to her on instagram, calling her courageous, and said he would not be here without her. he says he would have lost his life if it was not for her decisions. the oscar and grammy award-winning entertainer was rushed to the hospital in april because of an undisclosed medical complication. his family kept the circumstances of his illness private. >> a lot of people are talking about barbie but what about bratz? they are launching their first product modeled after a celebrity and its kylie jenner. the tv star now gets her own limited time many -- limited time mini bratz collection. bratz says jenner embodies everything the brand stands for for being disruptive and rebellious to energetic and oppressive. >> i can see it. i mean, i cannot see it, but i can definitely see that. >> there's a bratz easter egg in the barbie movie. >> i did not see but i read about it. >> we think jobina was the one who told us about it. >> there are 70 details that you have to l

the 8 people are still close to missing off the cars on closer is in the town, located some 70 kilometers on the russian council. and i'm here right now in front of a hospital in the russian town of saturday. a facade where a number of injured people have been taken after this explosion took place at around 10 40 am local time at an optics factory that had a stock pile of pyrotechnics. the officials are now investigating it as a case of criminal negligence, and they said that earlier reports that it had something to do with a drone attack simply do not correspond with reality. in terms of the response from the emergency services, 150 personnel arrived on the scene. the fire has already been put out and they were able to rescue 3 people from under the rubble. although unfortunately, there are still media reports that another 5 people may still be there under the rubble. but the city government has already commented on the situation because there has been a bit of damage caused by to the surrounding buildings around this factory. as a result of this explosion, but the city authorities have said that they are goin

and i know the town council and i working really hard to try and bring that back in. hildren were born here. so 50 years ago, we used to come into town and it was vibrant. there's a lot of good businesses around , but i think they would around, but i think they would be helped if we could get a little bit more input . tidying little bit more input. tidying up the town at the town centre , up the town at the town centre, bringing the people back in and of course encouraging our pannier which is a pannier market, which is a beautiful building. but in accessible for a lot of people . accessible for a lot of people. >> and we talk about good businesses, you run good businesses, you run a good businesses, you run a good business you? web design business don't you? a web design company. that doing at the moment? >> since the new financial >> so since the new financial year i've definitely businesses down and obviously with customers in many different industries. and the biggest problem they is the energy problem they have is the energy prices. and now speaking to a customer

town is peter t jacobs. peter is a research director at the inclusive economic development division and the human sciences research council. you're joining us from cape town. peter is good to have you on the program. do you see a scenario where the ukraine green deal could be revived? or do you think the world just needs to adjust now to a reality where it's just harder for ukraine to explore his grand a? good morning. yeah. prospect school the green deal to be revived. a really very slim at this point because they have been a lot of other people. and in the meanwhile, i'm one of the developments as you, while aware, all these, the current 2nd africa, russia summit in moscow. and this will result in, i think, the continuation of for the escalation of a transfers of food brains between russia and ask because of an african countries and other forms of food to support for african countries. the brain to us boys being very controversial. and one of the most controversial aspects of the grain deal according to recent estimates as being that to this being a differentiation. all the benefits from different countries of different

. >> tonight, our migration nation goes five star furious locals in a lincolnshire town slam their counciluilds worth £8 million and giving em to refugees instead of needy british families . so should the british families. so should the government step in and ensure the new homes are reserved for locals? that's the big debate next with my superstar panel. and tonight , i'm joined by and tonight, i'm joined by allison pearson , lord bailey and allison pearson, lord bailey and rebecca reid. also coming up, as father ted creator graham linehan is cancelled again by his replacement comedy venue in edinburgh . can we officially edinburgh. can we officially declare the woke left have destroyed free speech? fleet street legend calvin mackenzie also gets stuck into whether prince william should be at england's world cup final on sunday. he's on cancelled later. meanwhile, gb news marches on downing street in the next phase of our don't kill cash campaign and after delivering a 300,000 strong petition to jeremy hunt demanding cash is protected until 2050, the government tonight made its first conce

. >> tonight, our migration nation goes five star furious locals in a lincolnshire town slam their counciluilds worth £8 million and giving em to refugees instead of needy british families . so should the british families. so should the government step in and ensure the new homes are reserved for locals? that's the big debate next with my superstar panel. and tonight , i'm joined by and tonight, i'm joined by allison pearson , lord bailey and allison pearson, lord bailey and rebecca reid. also coming up, as father ted creator graham linehan is cancelled again by his replacement comedy venue in edinburgh . can we officially edinburgh. can we officially declare the woke left have destroyed free speech? fleet street legend calvin mackenzie also gets stuck into whether prince william should be at england's world cup final on sunday. he's on cancelled later. meanwhile, gb news marches on downing street in the next phase of our don't kill cash campaign and after delivering a 300,000 strong petition to jeremy hunt demanding cash is protected until 2050, the government tonight made its first conce

okay, towns deputy maya has arrived. the city council wants to officially on the new homes and the other news it's. it's really important to us that makes the heavy duty does it take us in the country? we have a population. so i think it's just about 4800000 people that they did suggest to deal with some possible compose to 6000000 people. at the end of this decade, we need to plan different types of products every need to secure partnerships, to respond to those in. i mean, it's a good place to store in any minute and see this street provides access for fire trucks and ambulances, where a car guy sit on huts, one stood crammed together. they are now children playing the project also plans to provide. so the power for the neighborhood, you're looking at 3 megawatts of solar energy production in the kweisi park alone. uh, and see the potential for i think it's a 2 gigawatts of renewable energy production in kylie cha. initiatives like empower shack and economic us do to skids, and so that africa where the desperately needed people like th