ude is the buryat name of the uda river. that is, ulan ude is translated as red uda.'s get back to the numbers. three. this place has a population of... 42 meters, i’m talking about the largest monument to lenin, although it’s only a head, but the size of a two-story house, it’s impressive, and not only me, in 1970 this head took first place in the competition sculptors in montreal, there are in buryat. another attraction, bright and warm, is here there are a lot of rays of sunshine, so they say, well , today is definitely sunny, ideal weather for a walk, the city differs little from other cities in russia, but there are places in it where even with your eyes closed you will understand that you are in buryad. and we will walk through these places with valery. he is a local kvn star and just a positive person. you can do it in russian, don’t worry. hello, here in buryaa, it’s generally cool. so, friends, meet me, this is the best guide to booze. you can try all types of buz right in the city center. there are many authentic cafes where they prepare this iconic buryat d

we are transported to ulan ud. today they washed the largest statue in the region, it is called mother of buryatia. and the first one meets tourists arriving by air. victoria gmyzina joins us live. victoria, hello, how did the work go? hello irina, the symbol and face of the republic of mother buryatia is installed on the mountain, height the monument is 16 m high, so in order to carry out spa treatments for the most feminine bronze beauty of the republic, it was necessary to use an aerial platform. over the course of a year , the pedestal was covered with a thick layer of dust. the workers needed several tens of liters of a special detergent that would not harm the bronze base of the sculpture. first, the monument was thoroughly soaped, and then the foam was washed off with water. now mother buryatia looks much more elegant. thank you, victoria, have a good broadcast, we will continue with the residents of moscow and the region. storm wind and up to 25 m/s. in the capital. services have been placed on high alert.

a state of emergency due to flooding was introduced in ulan ud and other areas of buryat.ent under water. military engineers undermine ice jams on the selenga river. in the tomn region, the water level in the tom river is decreasing, in the ob it is increasing. in a flood zone. almost 500 household plots remain, well, in the orenburg region, the flood is shifting to the west of the region, the affected areas are preparing for large-scale vaccination against hepatitis. uralsip is a bank for business, and we work on the principle of all or nothing, everything for entrepreneurs. and nothing extra, we give free service for 3 months when opening an account for business, ural siib bank - nothing extra. well, now some footage from the presidential press service. let's start with floods. the first report of alexander vyacheslavovich kurenkov, we reported yesterday, well, we communicate with you almost every day. let us please report on today what the situation looks like. dear vladimirovich, dear colleagues, in a number of constituent entities of the russian federation an unfavora

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of evacuees is growing in the tyumen region, in the capital buriat regime chi. brought together the udecano in two areas. in the donetsk people's republic, the russian military approached the outskirts of the yar clock. stormtroopers clear forest plantations from militants. before this, the position of the ukrainian armed forces is covered with heavy artillery fire. in georgia, opponents of the bill on foreign agents are planning to organize a new rally near parliament today. the day before, protests escalated into clashes with police. demonstrators threw stones and bottles. 11 people were detained. a snow cyclone hit the magadan region, the heaviest impact hit the coast sea of ​​okhotsk. the ministry of emergency situations recommends that residents not leave populated areas. according to forecasts, the snowstorm will remain in the region for another day. russian troop groups are making progress on several sectors of the front at once. the fighters destroy enemy manpower and equipment in order to move the line of combat contact away from populated areas as quickly as possible. the topi

in the capital of buryatia, a state of emergency was imposed in ulan ud in other areas. telegram founder pavel durov gave an interview and journalist tucker carlosen and told him that he was experiencing increased attention from american intelligence services; according to durovo, not a single visit to the states was complete without a meeting with fbi agents. they also tried to... indexing, analyzing the content of the internet, which has been based on neural networks for so long, in how it all looks from the user's point of view. in fact, now yandex search has a neural interface that, roughly speaking, humanizes the interaction, understands the natural language in the request, and responds with a human-like set of links instead a formulated answer to a question. the simplest, truly fundamental difference is that now you can communicate with the neuron in a dialog format. you asked a question, neira something. a fair amount of resources, and the neurosearch is the same ; every neural network calculation requires free, like a regular one, but there is a nuance: it is onl

a state of emergency due to flooding was introduced in ulan-ude in two districts of buryatia.dreds of plots and residential buildings have gone under water. in the affected areas, it began a commission to assess the damage began to work. from today, people will begin to receive compensation. the authorities promise to help with drying houses and disinfecting courtyard areas. in dangerous sections of rivers. they blow up the ice in the tomsk region, under the threat of flooding four villages in the krivosheensky district, and there they build a dam, supply electric generators, food and drinking water. residents from several villages have already been evacuated. the water level in the opi river has increased sharply. the geography of the flood is changing in the orenburg region. the peak shifts west to the ileg region if the level in the ural river decreases, while in the sakmara river, on the contrary, it increases. three more are at risk of flooding. district, the large water is gradually leaving the capital of the region, iorsk, houses there are being reconnected to gas suppl

yes, thank you, dmitry, good news for you, we are moving to ulan ud.on, it is called mother of buryatia, and the first one greets tourists arriving by air. victoria gmyzina joins us live. victoria, hello, how did the work go? hello, irina, the symbol and face of the republic of mother buryatia is installed on a mountain, the height of the monument is 16 m. over the course of a year, the pedestal was covered with a thick layer of dust, the workers needed several tens of liters of a special detergent that would not harm bronze base of the sculpture. first, the monument was thoroughly soaped, and then the foam was washed off with water. now mother.

a state of emergency due to flooding was introduced in ulan ud and two districts of buryaati. of summer cottages went under water and residential buildings, military engineers undermine ice jams on the selenga river. in the tomsk region, the water level in the tom river is falling, the bi is rising, almost 500 household plots remain in the flood zone, well, in the orenburg region, the flood is shifting to the west of the region, and in the affected areas they are preparing for large-scale vaccination against hepatitis. the head of the russian ministry of construction, irik faizulin , positively assessed the preparation of local authorities and the ministry of emergency situations for the spring flood in the tomsk region. the minister noted that everything has been done to avoid a difficult situation. today. held a meeting operational headquarters for the passage of spring floods in the tomsk region, irok fayzulin thanked the employees of the ministry of emergency situations and the ministry of internal affairs for interacting with citizens and organizing work to protect reside

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a state of emergency due to flooding was also introduced in ulan ud in two districts of buryatia.s of plots and residential buildings have gone under water. a damage assessment commission has begun working in the affected areas. from today , people will begin to receive compensation. the authorities promise to help with drying houses and disinfecting courtyard areas. ice is being blown up in dangerous sections of rivers. the geography of the flood is changing in the orenburg region. the peak is moving west. if the level in the ural river decreases, then in the sakmara river, on the contrary , it increases, three more areas are under the threat of flooding, from the regional capital iorsk, a large the water is gradually receding, the water supply at home is being reconnected to the gas supply, the affected areas are preparing for large-scale vaccination against hepatitis, the risk of a disease outbreak as a result of the flood has increased. rescuers, volunteers and military personnel are now helping the affected residents of the orenburg region. more than a hundred rocketeers from

cultural phenomenon, although this is just an information story on the television of the city of olan ud, which is in... in buryatia, and this video, this story was simply thrown on facebook, and it spread there , and it's really , really funny. we can already watch excerpts, and it is about the main character, his name is alexander. alexander came to us, volan ode on vacation from the so-called of a special operation, he is also a military man, and when he came home, he saw that his house was ransacked, and he began to complain about everything about... the police began to complain to the journalists who came to him, they showed: here he tells that he has they stole, they stole everything, even the thermometer was stolen from the window, all the children's things, all his things, there is nothing to walk in, nothing to dress the children in, he does not understand what kind of people these are who broke into his house, started there to live for a few days, they said, and most of all to me i liked that here he is now showing that the toilet was stolen from him and he can't understand how

cultural phenomenon, although this is just an informative story on the television of the city of olan udh is in buryatia, and this video, this story was simply thrown on facebook, and it got lost there, and it's really very funny, we can already watch excerpts, and it's about the main character, his name is alexander, alexander came to us.

cultural phenomenon, although this is just an informational story on television of the city of olan udburyatia, and this video, this plot was simply thrown on facebook and it spread there, and it is really very funny, we can already watch excerpts, and it is about the main character, his name is alexander, alexander came to us... volan od came on vacation from the so-called special operation, he is also a military man, when he came home, he saw that his house was ransacked, and he began to complain to all the police, began to complain, and the journalists who came to him were shown: here he tells that he was robbed, everything was stolen, even the thermometer was stolen from the window, all the children's things, all his things, he had nothing to walk in. not having children to dress, he does not understand what kind of people these are who broke into his house, they started living there for a few days, they screwed him over, and what i liked the most here is that here he is now showing that the toilet was stolen from him, and he cannot understand how, as he asks the journalist, why st

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as ud you may know virtually all china, china is importing 1.5 million barrels a day from iran, chinaorism against israel, russia too. the bidens would rather keep price of gasoline down then help protect israel independence. >> we have two wars happening right now, one with russia. with ukraine. and there is oil involved in, that but china is bailing them out because china is buying their oil, we could not put the sanctions. on other hand, iran we made them rich. we have not been able to block the sale of iranian oil, and we're buying it, joe biden speaks out of both sides of his mouth, he better back israel, he won't last too much longer in this office if he does not back israel, people are giving him a lot of money want him to back israel, they are our ally, joe biden speaks out of both sides of his mouth, they are riding the fence on this, it goes to this do what is right, he is not i doing what is right, in either war this i can think of. larry: i don't know this with certainty, i think if donald trump were president and iran kept selling oil and china kept buying that oil, i thi

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as we continue to see the idea of viewfewer and fewer in the ud states, the base case is zero.ne is the first to say we are not getting any cuts. a bit of a pull back in april. you don't keep going straight to the top. some people want to take money off the table. >> you would be worried if it keeps going up. arjun spoke to the coinshare ceo earlier this morning and asked if he expect to get approval for the ethereum etf this year. >> we and ark, cathie wood, are the first to be rejected. >> you don't expect the s.e.c. to approve? >> no. the way the legal process goes is the regulators give you comments on the application and that happens for weeks before the bitcoin etfs. right now, pins are dropping as far as ethereum. >> our view is similar to jen. i don't see anything being approved this year. i think the s.e.c. put it clear with the signs of approval. >> vaneck ceowarned of the issues in the cryptocurrency despite describing it as a bull market. >> i think we are just beginning. we have the two supporting the market. the macro overview and the fed interest rates and wantin

past quarter as th market surged to the 5200 area but we can't lose sight of the fact that we are uding the yield curve as an indicator an historically, it has not led t good things. >> sure. big question about mega caps we are going to get thos earnings in a week or so this market has been unbelievably resilient even at times when it looked fragile, it does not take much to get the train going down th tracks again i wonder if that's the momen and what recent activity withi the nasdaq 100 tells you >> so two things number one, what was interesting in march, the mega cap was first to stall out you saw the shift where smal caps got pulled along. you saw deep cyclicals, energy financials take the lead and take the s & p higher while th nasdaq stalled higher. last time we were on the show, we thought it was suspicious given where the yoeld curve was. and sure enough, it is a catch 22 what you need to support the broadening of the alley will affect we saw a miniature version o the self contained dynamic unfold in the last couple of weeks. small cap cyclicals came under enormous pressure. you

. >> and an expert with ud el paso says it's unlikely that they'll ever take over and compete with territoryestablished groups in new york or chicago rather continuing the activity like petty crime and the majority of venezuelan migrants are fleeing awful and violent circumstances, trying to start a new life. and it is a narrow population for those looking for criminal activities. i do want to mention that lawmakers have sent a letter to the biden administration something them to make tren de aragua a transnational organizational crime group and make the government able to restrict some of that travel into the u.s., griff. griff: they're a dangerous gang born out of venezuela's most violent prisons and looking at the numbers, danamarie. out of more than 1100 migrants in the last 24 hours, 487 were venezuelans. the leading demographic coming out of there, many of them released into the country. and danamarie for us out of el paso, thank you. alicia: an update on the disturbing incident friday outside of the new york courthouse where donald trump's hush money trial was taking place. that's nex

this is footage from buryatia , residential buildings are burning in the vicinity of ulan ud.ning grass to the burvod microdistrict. the evacuation of residents has been announced. the head of buryatia, alexey tsidenov, arrived at the scene. there are five large outbreaks in the capital of the republic and its suburbs. the fire area increased to 10,000 m2. a meeting of the emergency situations commission is underway. a temporary accommodation center is being set up at the sports school. to fight the fire all forces have been deployed, the ministry of emergency situations is building up its group. the situation is complicated by hurricane winds. in the khabarovsk territory, where the weather is hot and windy, a special fire regime has been introduced throughout almost the entire territory of the region. during the day , almost 180 fires were identified. the fire traveled almost 30 km. 60 tons of water were dropped on the fires from the air. groups of rescuers are working in parallel on the ground. and irkutsk, angarsk and several other cities were covered by a powerful dust sto

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one thing i would note is the attacks onwo judges, it's ud bipartisan attack. i mean there are attacks against republican and democratic judges and not just words but in deeds, and they're being prosecuted. but that's the kind of thing that has to be much more front page news, and it has to be sort of like the january 6th investigation. it needs to be something that people take seriously and call out politicians who don't say you've got to stop this. >> and i do want to talk about attacks from the left, but in this particular case we're talking about a candidate for president directly fomenting violence against anyone in the judicial branch. in hishe expanded gag order, again, against a former president ofn, the united state who wouldpr like to be presiden against juan merchan writes incredibly about history and the threats these judges are facing. this pattern of attack family members and presiding jurists assigned to his cases, trump's cases serves no legitimate purpose. it merely injects fear those call today participate in proceedings not only them but thei

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you can see from this slide that that while we had a certain level of ud filings and or default judgments, but over the course of the years we've had its dipped and it's now back on the rise again. i think it's important for folks to understand and not believe that things have stayed relatively low. but we are on an incline again, which is an important component that you would share with us. supervisor as we move through, as you can see, it's a tenant right to counsel. we also have tenant counseling, education, outreach. we also have our bar association work for conflict mediation, direct emergency rental assistance, and the small sites program. these are all programs that work together uniformly to be able to support the work that we're doing. so our next slide so prop f as you provided an enormous background which is very helpful. thank you, but it's important to understand that full scope representation is important. there are a number of populations, particularly those that are vulnerable, who might be worried about trying to get an attorney. they might not know how to go about doing

if is come back, yes it is a ud sxushgs can be converted to adu that will change the scope of the building. and we heard this from the permit holder yes , i want it for my parents or relatives. i bet if i agree with commissioner trs vina why is the deck left out that is more open space. everyone else has one. i bet that you what is in mr. trasvina's view how the stair case will look versus my view, and then if i took locked at the other commissioners i bet their vow would be different. not seeing a later version when all this stuff and et cetera. you know the decks and open space. why should i not be uncurrently we are letting go of this early and not come back and have you present a full set of plans. i don't want to can i tell you you should be comfortable with either one the board will have to determine how comfortable they feel with those based on the tact factings of the case the adu issue the determination does not have impact for this permit. the scope will do this work on the basement floor. at this time excavate it and make it habitable. whether or not that in the future is conver

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lee letinsky, deputy director of joint development for ud. josh whiskey, deputy director of citywide planning and with the project sponsors team, we have andy wang, senior development manager and chris meaney, managing partner at wilson meany. we're also joined by expert staff and sponsored team members to field any specific questions that would benefit from their expertise. thank you all for being here. so to begin our item today, i'd like to introduce madison tam from supervisor matt dorsey's office. the district supervisor for treasure island and the co-sponsor of this package with mayor breed. thank you. good afternoon. commissioners. the item before you today, sponsored chiefly by mayor breed and supervisor dorsey, will help propel the treasure island and yerba buena island project forward through several planning code, zoning map and development agreement amendments. this this legislative package has called attention to a san francisco neighborhood that is, at long last, playing host to a long planned housing boom. treasure island has m