interim president tut congratulations. as carl indicated i am joined by anne the director of office and work force development. thank you for considering this item, this long titled item. this is an ordinance introduced by mayor breed and that would lesson the financial burden of the impact fees that we assess on housing and other development projects in the city. the goal is to increase the production of housing to stimulate job creation and grow the economy. for the most part this legislation changes the planning code. having said that as carl indicated there are very important changes to your building code which is why we're here today asking for your support. as we talk about the specifics i would like to put a quick presentation, just two slides up on the screen if we could. okay. just to frame things for you commissioners. the legislation deals only with development impact fees. it doesn't deal with application fees or the fees that are paid to the city to cover the cost of review and approval. as i said before it do

alexander-tut. and i can atest if my days on the democratic committee of your wellingness to work hard for the sthipgs you believe in and appreciate your wellingness to serve in this role >> now let's hear from evita chavez nominated by the board of supervisors to seat 6. >> hi. good morning. thank you for your time and consideration i'm evita chavez a tenant in d8 live nothing san francisco for 2 years. to begin my questions of lawifics i work at the san francisco foundation a program officer and masters in urban planning from harvard. i work in the housing policy the last 8 years previously in california state legislator stacked landmark legislation on accessory dwelling units. nab completed the [inaudible] leadership institute appropriates to be effective community members with boards and commissions. the reason i'm here is because of my commitment to equity. as someone who grew up in los angeles. and corruption. 2020 i -- excited for the opportunity to join the bic and hold ash counselability an

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now take a break and we'll continue next time. mama tut chicken live with them gonna live here.ut. stimulates the work of the brain my beauty, i have to leave you from nizhnevartovsk , i flew in, you can meet in this form, and he already has all business conversations only for shooting ducks in the morning, we will come to hunt in the evening . you never liked hunting, you reproached me, how can you shoot animals, huh? how this is your substitution of personality and so here is another personality. by the way, to the right, take it with you. at the same time, you will make sure that you take the medicine correctly on time. i'm waiting in the car. you definitely need to be there. yes, yes, andrey anrika. well, of course, he was also given to you as a puppy. he lived for a very long time. amazing. why did you come here? i asked you andreevich's plan, you know, i myself would never call auntie. she believes that if rita sees me unexpectedly, it can help her . like shock therapy. yes, well maybe she indeed, her rights are more visible rita rita hello fish, hello. and you maxim didn'

uh, lada aura tut uh, new products, which is class c which was presented at the previous one.mic forum, we see a high interest of guests from various countries of the african continent in our entire product line. you had, uh, several meetings today, before the meetings, which just concern the supply of our machines to african countries. you have already said about egypt, what other states are we suggesting to our algerian colleagues. uh, also a project similar to egypt to create a joint e production for the assembly of machine sets , first a large nodal assembly, and then a small nodal assembly according to the principle of the so -called cicadi. it's uh, nigeria ethiopia ganarok a number of other countries. here, on the eve of the forum, there was no meeting with the ambassador from the south african republic. he suggested that we create or rather recreate a product. uh, niva right-hand drive. this was also at one time in the history of avtovaz. and since in most countries. south of the african continent, or as you know, left-hand traffic. eh, and we're ready for this too in

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tut was a famous author of detective stories who committed suicide under very strange circumstances. in the parental home. delegate. finds what may be his father's last unpublished manuscript, a gripping tale of adultery and murder. this is where the family lives. pushed by the load of children's grievances, inflated expectations and the requirements of the agent, urgently write a new the bestseller decides to release the text. but instead of simply reprinting and editing the parent story , geliger will have to live through it and the next few days will be a nightmare for him. dear gilier, if you have read this far, it is too late. you know more than i would like, please forgive me, i ask you one thing. use this as evidence don't try to finish the book under any circumstances there is any evil in it. burn it your loving father. the spell unfinished chapter is one of those plots where sins and ghosts of the past drag the protagonist into a whirlpool of deep experiences, in which the line between reality and fiction of an inflamed imagination, between inspiration and madness, is erased

listen dima tut came to me with these cassettes. she has cassettes or the maskan film festival.raight from the closed screening. oh, this american film. he's so weird. what's up what's up he's got some kind of inflammation. they can not understand where do not understand what to do very good doctors. i'm going to go all over here. i also decided to give everything in my life to be famous. well, where will i go when igor is ill? like this, right? if someone can make this place me, then only. this is the story, so tomorrow i must definitely get to the meeting of the exam for the ministers of education. can you help me? how can we help? tomorrow there will be stenographers working there, however, the brigade head is not clear. i'm certainly trying to talk to work for tomorrow. i doubt. thank you hello hello come on hello what do we have there with you yummy you like yummy. so what about your searches? sasha is not yet, but i i'll find it anyway, we'll find it. we and your bill know not

tut was impudent when trying to inspect his car, but it turned out that there was no danger of an outbreak in the so-called lost territories, where the majority of the population of immigrants or their descendants have been regularly protesting since the eighties of france. the mid-fifties in france regularly hosted a performance against the war magic, the biggest of them happened in the sixty-first year in paris when the police brutally suppressed a demonstration of parisian algerians against the curfew for muslims in the capital , they opened fire on the protesters, dozens were killed or drowned in the canopy macron became the first president to name these the events of the crime in may of the sixty-eighth acute social crisis, which began with student protests, resulted in riots and almost ten million strikes, in fact. participated in it about one in five frenchmen, paradoxically , it all happened against the backdrop of economic growth for several weeks on the streets of french cities. hundreds of thousands of people gathered, they occupied universities and factories erected barricades

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there are two reasons for this, the first is the lag on tut imports that come into the country now it is bought at the exchange rate on the day the supply agreement was concluded some time ago, the second and main reason is that with the expansion of domestic demand, the demand for imports also grows according to this logic, the depreciation of the exchange rate is another confirmation that domestic demand has grown significantly the bank of russia believes that the russian economy has completed the recovery phase and is now moving to the stage of balanced growth percent. next year, dynamics from the fifties to 2.5 is expected, further assessments will be associated with a change in the situation in the global economy, which is now slowing down, which in particular negatively affects valuable energy resources, the recovery phase of economic growth is ending, it was characterized by high quarterly gdp growth rates. they are due to the fact that during the recovery , free labor resources and production capacity are used, which were idle during the recession. now in addition to historica

my research has shown that we are all fundamentally empathetic people very much so in youth as the tut soon when ever the situation. and we simply feel what other people feel like test here are basically to find our western world. we tend to see each other very much as individuals. but what my research has shown is how strongly were shaped by the people around us. and even though it's a one say home, just young kinds of is a new really scientist. a lot of his research has focused on how well brains empathize with other people go. his research with quite a presumptive experiment. first thought into is for us to undergo an m r i scan. so that's things you want to understand how our brains enable us to empathize with other people's feelings. countries. we needed to be able to trigger certain emotions during the scan. and pull is this hi steve of the most. so we had to find a stimulus that could be vocal, powerful emotions and come when i remember, cuz he's got to be a good form. and one way we found him doing that was the place in a seizure mask on the test person, and then introduced var

well, you see, this doesn’t say, tut thunberg is invited to conferences.uh, with paper and a pen, and calculate that out of 15 billion has already gone to the destruction of the region's ecosystem, and uh, how much will its reconstruction cost? in exactly the same way, they do not calculate and do not consider, but do not analyze what will happen with those weapons that are already massively entering the black market, uh, illegal illegal weapons, because uh, how do you you know, uh, these uh, many of the deliveries don't even reach the kiev regime. and even more so before a-a battlefields, but simply settle in the hands, and dealers become, accordingly, illegal goods. that's it, this is already obviously leading to an increase in the tourist extremist threat. e on the continent and not only is there a complete departure from the principles on which it was once built, in fact, this euro integration project is trampled on, all business is under control there is no freedom of speech, and corruption is going through the roof, and all the values ​​that given ou

sylvia tut hillarhill is one of owners. >> we do injectables. >> reporter: but now it's moving into aontier, medical weight loss offering prescriptions for semiglutide. >> my business partner has a lot of experience in weight loss management. i really feel comfortable bringing this to our practice. >> reporter: the first patient, sylvia herself. >> so we decided to use me as a little guinea pig. i wanted to make sure that everything was appropriate and well rounded before we launched it mainstream. >> reporter: you start offering this weight loss injectable drug. people ready to start and jump on the program? >> as soon as we launched it, the demand was through the roof. the phone wouldn't stop ringing because we kept on booking all these consultations for weight loss management. >> so we just received this shipment today. >> reporter: after screening and doing blood work on her patient, sylvia says she sends prescriptions for semiglutide to a compounding pharmacy to get filled. >> compounding pharmacies are pharmacies that are quite literally mixing or making their own formulations.

understand, but we know for sure that they do not feel, you can understand and not feel, and in this tut uterus appears, miscommunication does not match expectations with reality, er, british defense minister ben volys said that you should not perceive him and them as amazons, you can order goods and they will arrive by mail, this is a phrase, well, why? well, a normal phrase, uh, colloquial is extremely not very diplomatic, but it means that no, no, there is no need to have high expectations for ukraine or for britain. well, there are certain things, but president zelensky’s phrase that if he wants to, i will thank him every morning, well, it was still similar to some humorist's sketch well, i understand that the president couldn't resist just in front of the public to make a joke, his side was also extremely serious, you understand, that is, they were wrong from a moral point of view, we understand what is happening in the country, we understand that if it were not for the aid measure, there would just be a collective bucha with by concentration camps, you mean activists and so on, and

but they had tut guarantee a highly the standards that's come to that. the alliance with the united states. western integration is becoming increasingly expensive for your many europeans as yet to minority way from the twigs best man. how the law politicians also there is a di call to be how long it will take. i cannot tell you, by the way, can i ask her? this is something that is absolutely puzzling to many of us in russia. in particular, those who live in saint petersburg, which is a city with huge german inherited china, very strong cultural ties with germany. and this is also a city where i'm many of the gas projects originated. for example, the north stream pipelines were built uh from the, from that side of the bolted cost and given all the explosions. and the recent, the statements, for example, from uh how, how, how we, uh, prime minister uh, oregon. uh saying that it seemed doesn't exclude it as a possible repeat of sites incidents. i just wonder, do you think you do your pains with amber? want to know what actually happened to enter that own en

were resolved within the framework of the key there are no international courts from international tutsre is no court. here is the matter of determining corfu forty-ninth year. albania paid mining compensation for uk this case of nicaragua vs. the united states is very funny, by the way, ok won the case not expensively. the americans illegally mined the entire equator near the coast of nicaragu, but the americans did very well. they simply did not recognize the jurisdiction of the court did not become a plot. and paid no compensation, but nicaragua won the case, and it entered, as it were, in the history of international maritime law and the case of iran against the united states. and the americans blamed that the iranians also mined some water areas, two warships were blown up there, and then they blew up two oil and gas producing rigs. and then i decided that no matter how it was proved that it was iran that mined. and the americans do not have enough arguments to use force aggression. yes, against iran , these three cases show that in peacetime, if we believe that there is no armed c

opponents in the area of ​​​​serebrian forestry, the unit, the 234th airborne assault regiment, in which tutattack, inflicted a fire defeat on him and went on the counterattack, the action competently and smoothly advanced rapidly on 1.5 km to the depth of defense, the armed forces of ukraine , the next padded american infantry fighting vehicles bradley , another burned-out german cleopard tank. it's minifiled. unfortunately, states the soldier on his shoulders, which is now, according to western experts or glob , the notorious ukrainian counteroffensive. now everything is switched to infantry for operations that are carried out on foot, each attack and progress is measured not in kilometers, but in meters, ammunition has to be delivered on foot, the wounded must be taken out on foot, because that you don't want to expose your technique to russian artillery, or a kamikaze drone well, and a russian bagging ammunition. such as the lancet can be easily sent to the accumulations of enemy infantry mobilization resources are not enough military commissars of the ukrainian province now meet like th

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buildings to build a modern modern new clinic, in fact, about 120,000 m². a whole medical city today in tutlifosovsky - these are 18 buildings with almost 1,000 beds will lead to the highest standard all emergency patients alone at the flagship center of the sklifosovsky institute receive 150 people a day on such a scale of ambulance, there is no other clinic in the country, and also in other buildings every day, too, tens and hundreds of operations. this life saving conveyor never stops after the reconstruction of medical areas. this means that there will be even more opportunities here during the upcoming major reconstruction. doctors will continue to see patients. well, in terms of the scale of change in innovations, it does not lag behind the institute sklifosovsky and the main moscow university. for several months now, moscow state university has also been a scientific and technological valley, according to the plan, there will be nine clusters on its territory. what is a cluster, in this case it is a huge building, where many high-tech companies work in a certain direction, invent , d

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left the eteri team here. colors correct answer alexandra trusova she left the eteri tut blitz team andhe coach svetlana sokolovskaya vitaly has a chance. i'm sorry, i can't take three one one anymore. well let's go how many touches are allowed for a team in volleyball when playing the ball - this is the correct answer. vitaliy is the first to reach the finish line of the fourth period. it's time to sum up all the games of the sport throughout the game . vitaliy, sopronenko wins and comment on you. yes, because i know a lot more about belarusian volleyball. i know that in volleyball the ceiling is an out, not a controversial one. and of course, the fact that i did not recognize maradona. i think that i will be remembered for a very long time. but i think that first of all i will remember. hey, your great game uh, 100 20 135 points. to be honest, i don't remember. perhaps this is a record in the history of our game. at least for now, therefore, your opponents really had it today. well, it's hard, nonetheless. i hope that you still enjoyed today's game and can bring it to your own , let's

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>> reporter: ana, as you can see, those buoys remain in tut wahher behind me.ays if governor abbott doesn't meet the deadline of 2:00 p.m., that they do intend to sue him and the attorney general effectively the state and the doj sent this letter on thursday. what they said is that the governor is in violation of the rivers and harbors act because he did not get permission from the u.s. army corps of engineers before placing this in the water. the doj in that letter also saying not only is this illegal, but they called it inhumane and also says it poses environmental risk. now, governor abbott very quickly fired back saying that texas has the authority to defend its border. he also tweeted saying we will continue to deploy every strategy to protect texans and americans and the migrants risking their lives. we will see you in court, mr. president. clearly from that tweet, not backing down, but saying he does expect that this will end in a legal battle. just to put this in context, this buoy is a part of a multibillion dollar border security plan that abbott has

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so 1 2 3 i guess victoria tut gave up? give up, those who have already given up, because otherwise, i will not understand. so there we have who remains there, here is one person, there is one person, there and here one two people there is no. i'm upstairs three people. well, wow. this is how long it has been going on. and yes, how long does it take? i'm a blond, and i'm an accepted girl. well done. so, the 2nd half of our studio has surrendered here, she has four more people left. five people, four people left. well, this is what i understand. what kind of competition do we have here? yes, there are still two friends left . no, there are two left. well, the girl in green and the guy in brown left two. well. well, hand over here already somebody. yes, what is it? friends my so 2 minutes 7 seconds and 84 ops. see you see, and as a prize. you get 10 lottery tickets for our next draws. congratulations, stand up winners in your place, so that you can all see you. now you can breathe freely records of a member of our dear circul

have culture of apathy where we watch society decline around us oh, oh well, it's not nice to call tutor watch the video. people complaining are obviously not from small towns. in this small towns this is why people love small towns why they move to small towns because they like to be able to go to the grocery store and see all of their friends and all the kids that their kids go to school with. we love small towns because we know each other and protect one another and we aren't going to burn down the grocery store because we know who owns it. >> that's the point. that sense of community is something by the way that appeals to every race. when you hear liberal elites say like oh he is singing about small towns it's a white person. no it's not. every person of every color wants to be a community they care about i dig you on the small town thing. >> ainsley: always good to see you. the seconds hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> all roads point to joe biden. any reasonable american would see that. >> james comer says we are looking forward very much of hearing from devon arc

the demonstration in baghdad was called by supporters of she, a politician with tut outside, or he's one of the most powerful figures and rocks who command hundreds of thousands of followers. we've got to say the so good at the our leader will cut all sorted wants to defend as long as the koran and the message to the iraqi people. we are currently in the month of moran revolt against criminals, enemies if the koran and currently we're in the middle of a fight. the swedish foreign ministry said, well, it's embassy staff are safe and condemned. the attack iraq spar ministry issued a similar condemnation. it says it will conduct a swift investigation to identify those responsible and hold them to account bins. monahan, how does the euro alright, let's go directly to the head who joins us live from bank that made this is quite a development. so tell us more about the expulsion is indeed it seems that the iraqi government has delivered on its promise to member in the day in our last life with your needs. the rookie government wanted sweden, that if it allows that another building and go t

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basically, tut know what the mood is about this track, that uh , that means we closed the humanitarian, it was announced earlier that the firing line was under. e. oh, the track, not even for money under fire control. that is, everyone who wanted to leave, there are civilians from humanitarian organizations there, and so on and so forth. they could have had that time. yes the military ukrainian side use any humanitarian corridor as military humanitarian corridor. yes, that's why the mood of those fighters who are on the front line. eh, basically. this is again mobilized, as elsewhere. uh, they're in a mood. well on the one hand survive on the other hand. uh, if they 're in there, they're under some kind of drug, which is quite common. eh, it seems to me that they generally have no thoughts and mood there in the hall, and they go get captured, survive well, die. well, that's what happens in war, too. thanks a lot. vladimir razin military correspondent anna news was in direct contact with us this morning, the news showed one such mobilized to ukraine who surrendered, - says i was going t

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to these all inclusive holidays and you know where they are, kid friendly and people are sort of tuttingfrom. i've been there. i just from my perspective , it's more from my perspective, it's more about just making sure that the rules are set. that and, you know, managers know to know, managers know how to manage their expectations and their to make sure their workload to make sure that, know, the ones with that, you know, the ones with kids can go holiday. but kids can go on holiday. but actually we're not. we're not, um, letting the people that haven't got children for whatever reason, not have that as an option . as an option. >> i'm sitting here, i'm just sort of thinking, i don't really know where i stand on this because come on, you, i've got emails coming in saying eamon's hilarious. >> he wants them caged at the back the plane. back of the plane. >> wants a serious >> he wants a serious suggestion. i know it is. >> i'll put them in the hold. >> i'll put them in the hold. >> that'll better. shove >> that'll be even better. shove them the hole. them in the hole. >> listen, i wouldn

tut was supposed to fly to beijing next week, but yesterday from beijing to the office of the barrel,ssible, and we must look for alternatives , said the representative of the press service. eh, barrel. uh, yuri vladimirovich, here, and on the one hand, china is certainly seeking strengthening relations with europe and this is obvious, because their current ambassador is doing uh, uh, brussels and so on, and china is important to weaken the transatlantic anti-chinese link on the other hand. this is such a tough position regarding the visit. how do you explain this, and you can regard the telegram as territorial. uh, barelia, like a click to diarrhea? but i think it's a systemic phenomenon. i call this system. teaching etiquette educating uh to keep up appearances and this is not the first case, yes. eh, uh, uh, uh reception in china on the internet was also such an educational measure, in general, and showed that , in general, she is not very, but a significant person. and i think that in fact the chinese , you see, saved them from some kind of humiliation, because who, he, in fact, f

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exactly what those charges are we have yet to see the target letter that includes some of the sta tutsers potentially sent to more people. we have been lied to by these lawyers in the past. other key players like former white house chief of staff mark meadows has been quiet and staying out of the limelight, has he received a target letter? he has gone before several grand juries related to several of these criminal investigations from the mar-a-lago documents case to the fulton county investigation. is he cooperating? or is she someone who's potentially anticipating a target letter? lastly, we're looking at the order of all of these simultaneous criminal investigations going on. a lot of these states ended up conducting their own criminal investigations because they doubtd that the justice department would move along with charges related to january 6th. what is going to come first, indictment from jack smith or fani willis going to get out in front of it as we're expecting some sort of decision with regards to her investigation in fulton county next month. >> joe, mika, one of the inte

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although tut could not say anything, but he was very frightened. mom and together with grandfather ran to look for the child to the nearest reservoir, but to no avail relatives about the finds, children's things on the shore of another reservoir. said a neighbor boy, grandfather rushed to water and began to dive, but attempts to find his grandson were unsuccessful; the man called the rescuers, who removed the boy's body from the water, it was previously established that the child , together with a friend, arbitrarily went to the local reservoir, while the mogilev department of the investigative committee. on this fact, another death on the water occurred in the bykhovsky district in the lakh-vauta river, well, the pensioner was told about this by the ministry of emergency situations. a summer man, 7 m from the shore , eyewitnesses noticed nearby on land lay his bicycle, the body of the deceased was pulled out divers on the fact of the tragedy, researchers are checking the help of rescuers was needed in the berezinsky district, where the day before,