but just how green or smart are these urban innovations? and do they result in a green, a city for everyone, or just a chosen few? ah ah, the steady flow of humanity from rural to urban centers had given us the phenomenon of the make a city, a city with a population of 10000000 or more back in 1950 on the new york and tokyo qualified for the title by 1980 they were joined by mexico city, sal, paolo and osaka in 2010. there were more than 20 megacities dotted across almost every continent. today, there are around 33 major cities and by 2030 it's predicted 9 percent of the global population will live in one of 43 mega cities. the magnetic pull of city living is not surprising. cities of where 80 percent of the global economy is anchored. there also where 70 to 75 percent of energy related global c o. 2 emission stem from i spoke to 3 urban us from spain, nigeria and south africa to find out why organization should be at the heart of any conversation about the planets feature. so cities or paradoxically both the primary source of some of the e

if you're new to the urban renewal st. you probably wondering why and how smart city projects have become so ubiquitous would be part of the answer lies in global management. consultancies that are doing roaring business in urban planning. companies like boston consulting group, accenture and the kinsey. why is climate adaptation so important for africa? african cities, the consulting firms, talk a good talk about how to develop cities in addition to build, there was a different structure. we need to build resume in community inclusion, sustainability, equitability. all of these reliably included in plans for privately funded so called cities of the future. however, these shiny visions often don't marry up with principles of social or climate justice. it's not surprising. there's something called the global city with ability ranks. and all cities jostled to get on to those listings. they put cities into a pecking order. a couple of the criteria can be yet land ish, if you some of them have been ridiculous. indicators like

planning rules and conditions about the new law on urban construction andriy yanitsky with economic the espresso tv channel live as usual at eight in the morning on weekdays and in the evening at 11:00 p.m. i will repeat the recording and if it is more convenient for you to watch at another time, you can find our program on youtube of the espresso tv channel, a new year's surprise from ukrposhta today you can place an order and buy an official new year's stamp at post offices, it will appear on december 19 physically 120,000 letters, you can also buy an artistic christmas card and an envelope of a victorious new year by the author of the picture for which thousands of ukrainians voted, a girl from mykolaiv, according to the director of ukrposhta ihor smilyanskyi, the sketch was refined, several symbolic elements were added, the battlefield was covered with snow and candles were lit on the window of the agricultural export products from ukraine remains an effective and successful tool for combating the global food crisis . the market will not be able to replace our food, said denys s

how do we know that several parties are involved in the urban planning process.hat is, first of all, it is the residents who consume architecture, that is, they live in the city, and secondly, it is the owners of land plots and have a plot of land and can attract money or have their own money. these are the developers who dispose of the money. these are the general contractors who deal directly with construction works, architects , technical supervision engineers, engineers, reconstructors, city authorities and state authorities and if our country takes a course towards decentralization, the strengthening of of local self-government and also in the process of decentralization announced by our cabinet of ministers to strengthen the rights of residents, unfortunately, this draft law strengthens the role of state authorities and gives a certain serious peroxide to construction companies. thus, local self- government bodies are separated from the process of urban planning control, residents are separated and have no rights at all vote and there is also a moment of ri

it's urban transport. why? anyone thought that over after 100 years of every urban transport service being a public sector, operated and funded service was suddenly away for silicon valley. investors to get rich is incomprehensible. but that's what happened. oh, we have an air we have technology. technology can solve every problem known to man and everyone in the urban transport industry in every country in the world, in every city. and everyone was too stupid in the last 100 years to see that if you just put it on an app, the economics will be totally transport the totally stupid people were the ober investors who bought that. and all of the politicians and media observers who swallowed that hook, line, and sinker, without thing. if you go back and read all the stories about rubers growth, no one ever talked to anyone who knew anything about urban transport. it was all technology stuff. technology is cool, but technology cannot and has not transformed urban transport into something that will spit off returns f

urban landscape could be built over the centuries, as was the case in the central part of kyiv and aswithout a doubt, is in lviv and i don’t know in ivano-frankivsk and so on and in general in other cities that are less powerful in terms of size and accordingly how now a similar scheme will work if, of course, the president does not ask for the law, i am very i hope that the president will enact the law. i think that it is necessary to take into account the opinion of the community and the united will that this law appeared . the documentation for the architectural monument is uploaded to the register and if no approvals are received from the body authorized for the protection of cultural heritage, then such documentation is considered to be approved by the principle of private consent, these are exactly the positions that we have been shouting about for a year and a half, no one heard us, and here it finally came out . legislation, we are in a hurry for the approval of architectural monuments. i believe that it is simply a crime, if it takes time for such approval, then we must give

generation of urban planners in land use and mobility. what is missing in our current conversation about rethinking urban transportation planning? marco, also, she has a lot of ideas on social media about how we use our city. ah, the streets in our cities always were the remaining space between buildings and the remaining space between buildings. everything happened, social life happens. trading happens, children could play people who meet and people who travel through them for this change radically in the 1920100 years ago. and that was the pressure that was introduced by the motorized vehicle. cars came in large numbers to that street and basically put pressure on the way that we were thinking about the truth and literally colliding with all these other purposes that were happening in space. and to respond to that. a whole new domain of thinking was introduced to traffic engineering sort of was born in the 1900 thirty's, and developed a language around seeing streets of places where people want to go as fast as possible as individuals.

they can also be urban.you see an example of an urban sculpture , one from syria was installed by china on the yellow river, and the second one found a place in minsk in minsk, the city arts council approved the sculptural work, noted the competent decision, and we proceeded to complete the sculpture, size 5 m, bronze casting. how do you see i'm using in plastic given? no, no, this bundle, this is my sculptural method, i am convinced that each of us has. this is an invisible metaphysical connection. a certain unity of some opposites. let's say in each of us there is good and evil , light and dark, hard and soft. i am only the language of sculpture, sculpture - this is such a language, i only visualize, i make it obvious that the artist is hidden - this is a person who is engaged in his own creativity, that is, creativity occurs based on inspiration. and you understand not by order and not by decision, that is, out of love, and not under compulsion, therefore an artist is someone who creates his own works, in

undeniably, there's been cuts around urban and rural areas and i i around urban and rural areas and ien very difficult conversations. i'm seeing lots of roots coming under threat this coming spring which is really worrying. some excellent routes such as leeds to whitby. so yes, it's great that we are capping fares but there has to be a sustainable and long—term funding solution for buses. long-term funding solution for buses. ., , ., long-term funding solution for buses. . , ., ., long-term funding solution for buses. . , . ., buses. that is a great message. thank you _ buses. that is a great message. thank you so — buses. that is a great message. thank you so much. _ and finally, not long to go before the new year, and the finishing touches are being put to the celebrations, including in new york. three, two, one — happy new year! yes, they're leaving nothing to chance in times square — this is the team which will lead the festivities, practising throwing confetti. ido i do feel sorry for those who have to clean it up afterwards! everything seemed to go as hoped — although the centre

an important condition for the development of the science city is shaping the urban environment. is becoming more and more comfortable and accessible radically closer moscow and zelenograd became in 2015 from the leningradsky railway station launched such high-speed swallow trains, the travel time is a little more than half an hour. this is about twice as fast as traditional trains that run on the same route, but with all the stops. soon this way will be even more convenient in zelenograd waiting for the launch of mcd-3 the main transport interchange hub of the city is being reconstructed station kryukovo there will be a new station complex. three new platforms, cash pavilions and crossings are all being carried out on the current schedule for the launch of lcd-3 traffic, as well as the opening of a transport interchange hub. kryukov is scheduled for the third quarter of 23. 68 parks and recreation areas have been put in order, 352 yards have been landscaped, new kindergartens are being built. and the schools have been refurbished. almost all cultural objects, for example, last y

the netherlands is driving change in urban development. island queens. women in guinea bissau are keeping peace in their community. and, missing without a trace, why young girls in northern vietnam live in fear of losing their freedom. ♪ >> happy childhood. access to education, and control over one's own future. the u.n. is clear, these are all basic human rights. but for many young people, they remain distant dreams. the international labour organisation estimates that as many as 50 million people are victims of modern slavery. 28 million of them are pushed into forced labour earning little or nothing. 22 million, mainly women and girls, are victims of forced marriage. most are under 16. their number has risen dramatically in recent years , a result of the coronavirus pandemic. it's often family members who force the girls into early marriage. poverty also plays a big role. either way, it can be incredibly hard to escape. she still remembers the sunday when her mother simply didn't come back from the market, gone, just like that. her story is one of man

keith urban is here! >> get keith urban on the stage now! >> we have to get the production truck. >> lily is ready for rehearsal. >> are you still working? >> it is set! >> can you boost the audio on that? >> what do you think of this? >> after the top. >> i wanted to see if you're able to push. >> benitez, protective is on line 2. >> with a one, done. ? success. >> good. it just needs to be shorter. >> has michael tracked the cold-open? >> every day we make miracles. >> good morning, robin. how was your weekend? >> breakfast is here. >> good morning. >> on set. >> ready to talk about segment 10? >> i have the flowers for the bachelorette. >> did anyone tell props about the change? >> all of the way through florida this morning. >> and they're very close and i'm talking about below average. >> 12:21.

hold urban terrain.s everything in the aspect of how you see the battlefield, whether it is close in front of you look around the street corner, or 40 miles away from you so you can't be surprised. but also, the ability of how to integrate fire into your plan to defend or attack, you can put precision fires, in places you could not ever do before, because of this omnipresent, all seeing eye, that you can put on the battlefield. by you i mean everybody from a civilian helping in the battle, to you know, you are version of the pentagon, to allocate strategic resources, even if you don't have this. that's what we saw in the beginning of the war ukraine, had some of the bayraktar, and i brought back basically a bayraktar stuffed animal, to my kids, when i came back from kyiv. it is synonymous with their power to stop such as powerful military, that powerful military cannot hide. >> good to talk to you, we appreciate your expertise and your amazing new book. thank you for being with us this morning. retired a

the committee on the organization of state power, local self-government , regional development and urbaning, olena shulyak, we introduce the total digitization of all processes in the construction sector means that you can build only if you have all the permits that will be automatically issued by a single electronic system that is connected to all the necessary registers, it will also block projects with violations of the law , the traffic coordinator honestly vita dumanskai has a different opinion, the grammarian says will lose the opportunity to influence the development of their territories, companies will coordinate their projects with a private body, a new norm is being introduced, which we did not have before this private control over construction, we understand how developers can take advantage of this rule to invite companies that will monitor the progress of construction in your interests, that is, there are a lot of risks , the parliamentary factions of the homeland and european solidarity voted for the document the mayor will remain without absolute influence on the reconstru

partisans, this is such an urban guerilla , urban resistance, but in urban resistance , using carpetation, therefore, putin admitted in a single statement that his goal was not only to destroy the energy infrastructure in ukraine , but to try to organize for by the syrian scenario, the author of which is surovikin, i want to remind the flows of refugees, new flows, so that five million flowed to europe from ukraine, and in this sense they tried to launch this very scenario, the ukrainians turned out to be stubbornly clinging to their houses, their housing, their houses and going nowhere to move from their native land, they are going to fight until their last breath, then this is perfectly understandable. especially since, thank god, the west understood that it is better to give the latest weapons than to receive 5 million from the west refugees this is this is the correct conclusion that western leaders finally began to make. and let 's imagine if high-quality weapons arrived in the first few weeks of the russian aggression, what were the results completely different and how many liv

you know what is the health of urban forest. may be i the questions or -- perhaps don't need answers now but it is important thing to keep looking at. >> yes. thank you. commissioner simi. interrim director carla short. those are great points and actually -- goals that we are actively working on developing. so -- both our urban forest plan sort of challenges us to establish a management plan and the audit by the controller's office said it is great that you said great you know what you have done but what are you trying to do. we are working on establishing goals that are stretch goals but not -- unrealistic goals based on the challenges we have in doing this work. i think we'll be appropriated to come become to the commission in the next few months with actual goals for those items. but i think you make a great point about does not make sense to have a goal for the number of public requests we wanted to be proactive focusing on the things like numbers of trees, maintained and respected those will relate back. we have a document

, and to promote ecological sustainability. >> the urban farm is 20 island.commercial farm to produce food. it's not community where the volunteers and neighbors grow their own, it's commercially run to maximize the food production and that food will be distributed on the island. and interestingly, the urban farm is tied into the on island wastewater treatment plan which creates recycle use for water on the island so water used to grow the island will be a sustainable force and we're trying to close the loop of water, food, and create a new model for sustainability. >> part of the design for sustainable landscape was incorporate natural form water garden filtering systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena island. and a total of ten will be on treasure island. water from storms, street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future, natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes throu

and this trend the gap between rural and urban populations has widened. from solar panels or no power lines here instead of a refrigerator the weather outside the window there is not a single person around only taiga this mother's father lived in a swimming pool house, but i was born here along this river another 7 km up there i was born down here, which was also there the shop was a club worked here on gold by hand. even these dumps have a lot of gold, and in the south of kuzbass only gennady's wife svetlana lives, one of them renamed this one, he called us after the city. here we had 17 clans, there are many people there and one of these shor he was the most numerous this churko-speaking people, shorts, the indigenous people of southeastern siberia i have been living here since the first millennium, but now their representatives are less than 13,000, and their native language . only hundreds speak, even the son of gennady svetlana moved to the city and does not speak fluent shor semantic. they say that the patient will take the basis of the word cat sou

urban is a very smart person, but he is will do that's how, because of all these tricks, i demanded toe, they didn't dissolve, but we here in hungary are much more honest people than they passed important legislation that will allow us to fight corruption . cannot live without this legislation, if there are such corrupt people in brussels, well, vitaly, but at the same time, he is accused of corruption, the lack of justice in the country, the rule of law of all european values, the main ones because he supports russia de facto and now it is not fashionable to support russia, but they still say that it is impossible to remove him democratically, why does he have such support then, because people like him well, it happens that people are different electorates, different urban for many years , he has been convincing hungarians that he is the key to their stability, a fighter against corruption, a person who is an alternative to the post-communist government. and this year, he played a very unfair game when he began to convince hungarians that he is the prime minister of peace. and the opp

self -government are definitely being affected. and build a transparent and transparent system of urbanrol and supervision. that's why, what's the problem here? the problem is that the corruption component will be removed from this year, when i was the head of the regional administration, representatives of territorial communities often came to me and i always told them that people are good, it will probably happen that your former district center or your united territorial community will live i won't. you yourself must organize your life so that you can live comfortably, so that a nine-story candle does not grow among many one-story buildings, so that where there should be a park square, a recreation area does not appear, someone's baron or oligarch estate management this is the business of each community and in the end each community has to decide for itself how to live it and an uncle from kyiv or from the regional center cannot dictate conditions to the community. we understand that very often there is corruption in the localities. but in order to fight this corruption, we have to f

they can also be urban.mple of an urban sculpture one from the syrian contrenimal is installed. this is the middle of china on the yellow river. and the second one found a place in minsk. in minsk, the city arts council approved the cultural work, noted the competent decision, and we started to make a sculpture of 5 m in size, bronze casting. how do you see i'm using in plastic given? sitting in this bundle, this is my sculptural method, i am convinced that in each of us there is this invisible metaphysical connection. a certain unity of some opposites. let's say in each of us there is good and evil , light and dark, hard and soft. i am only the language of sculpture, sculpture - this is such a language, i only visualize, i make it obvious that the artist is hidden - this is a person who is engaged in his own creativity, that is, creativity occurs based on inspiration. and not by order and not by decision, you understand, that is, out of love, and not under compulsion, therefore an artist is someone who crea

of urban planners in land use and mobility. what is missing in our current conversation about we thinking urban transportation planning? market also, she has a lot of ideas on social media about how we use our cities. the streets in our cities always were the remaining space between building and in that remaining space between billings, everything happens, social life happens. trading happens, children could play people with me and people who traveled through them for this change radically in the 9th and twenty's 100 years ago. and that was the pressure that was introduced by the motorized vehicle. cars came in large numbers to that street and basically put pressure on the way that we were thinking about the 3, the literally colliding with all these other purposes that were happening spits and to respond to that. a whole new domain of thinking was introduced to traffic engineering sort of was born in the 930 and developed a language around seeing streets of places where people want to go as fast as possible as individuals. and

hello pash hello alisa hello today you will go to gomel hmm look at urban legends and myths well.e three tips for you. to do this, you need to answer correctly three questions okay? the first question is very easy. on which river is the city of gomel do you know? three letters. the second question and the second clue is a harder monument. which fairy tale character stands for in gomel hmm lynx lynx lynx, well, what do you have three tips? great. i think that you will pass the quest, of course, let's go, let's go. pashka that's what you know about this beautiful city, gomel, i know that it is the second largest in our country. and what else do you know, but for sure, there are many legends here that offer a lot to keep running to solve. in gomel i will immediately say this city. i love it very much. and despite the frost, it was still fun and interesting for me to walk around this town, you can get to the location much faster. what beauty am i i see in front of me. what is still a beautiful monument to my left and for good reason? he is here, after all, not everyone knows where the

and yes, keith urban, then closer to midnight. we'll bring it back to the bay just seen and i will join you at 11 30. we'll have an acrobatic performance from the hit show. dear san francisco. it's performing a club fugazi capped off, of course, by live fireworks over the bay. hope you join us new year's eve. again, it starts 9 o'clock in vegas right here on kron. 4. >> maybe going to catch a movie at the theater. is your holiday tradition. reporter dean richards has this weekend movie review. >> among the new offerings for the holiday break is babylon, elitist from long land oscar-winning director damien chazelle and then he goes back to hollywood many decades earlier for extremely raucous. hard are rated. nothing held back. anything goes roller coaster ride back into the roaring 20's in particular, focusing on the years when silent films, rending and talkies were taking over the movie business. and more importantly, how the superstars of the silent era survive the decadence and the transition to this new way of filmmaking pitt a

so what do you think about the scandalous urban planning bill adopted by the verkhovna rada of ukraineks like a new rollback of democratic achievements . it is difficult for me to imagine how to combine urban planning with democratic achievements, i do not follow any bills except bills that in one way or another relate to ukraine's war with russia and i believe that well, this is how my head works. i am not saying that i am doing well or badly, but it seems to me that these bills are not timely. and when i say that they are not timely, what kind of bill that gives such and such an echo is accepted by me change, growl, confused, doubt, they have not brought another portion of money to the verkhovna rada to give out bribes under the noise of the war, and for the deputies, instead of dealing with things that are really necessary for life, they are engaged in city planning, now we have jobs thanks to russia, cities, destruction, we have a city of destruction it happens every day, and here it is not urban planning, nobody will rebuild anything today, because nobody, not a single owner , wil

grandfather's wave of urban planning reform.ryone was silent. all those who are now talking about threats, so call it a myth or a threat or rape, refer to the article and we will analyze it in detail. by stake holders, i.e. in my opinion, the cartels of the construction mafia played tricks with each other, the syndicates of architects did not agree with each other, my friends. well, is the construction chaotic? those crazy corruptions, no, no , construction, no, all this appeared yesterday, hasn’t it been seven years that this is happening before our eyes? and all those who now raised an uproar for some reason were silent , let's talk about it, let's look at the problem from a different point of view. well, just look, i still think that in the meantime, what can be done to solve problems quickly? yes, there is the question of how problems should be solved. hmm, let's say decentralized. that is, it is always the best way because people are on the ground, that is, what is not working well in our country, for example, democracy, de

planning and urban planning, and it concerns not only large cities such as lviv. does it apply to the dnipro of each settlement, because the people who live in them have to decide whether to build them a factory or not to build them, or to build them large nine-story , twenty-story houses. is it possible for them to be comfortable? they need completely different conditions. this is what applies to every person who lives in kyiv it is not better to see what people can do on the spot than in the pechersk hills. but we understand that the story with developers and lobbyists who see nothing but their own profit has turned into this law, which was voted by 228 votes in parliament and i really hope that it will not be signed by the president, that the president will twist it and he will go back, why i hope, because in fact the people demonstrated their position, this is unprecedented when the petition gained more than 25,000 practically overnight, such a similar breakthrough in people's consciousness was when the deputies from european solidarity, a petition was registe

do you think that urban gaye could run? he is a person who could vanquish earn a primary. but it is unclear what happened. >> well, i am just focused on how do we get the most work done over the next two years because we need that going into 2024 to get voting rights done, to get abortion rights codified, to get universal child care passed. we need to have 52 votes in the senate. ideally more, and we have a shot at doing that. so that is what i think we need to focus on. i don't know who is going to run, i don't know if reuben is going to run, or someone else is going to run, i really don't. but what i do know is that our work now as progressives is to continue to show that progressive policies across the country are winning, they have actually become kind of establishment democratic policies for the most part, and in most places. remember, alex, 99% of the democratic party in congress, and 100 percent, a lot of people across the country, maybe not 100 percent, were supporting all of the policies that we didn't get done. that is what we need to focus on and i have been tal

the committee on the organization of state power, local self-government, regional development and urbann this regard, i would like to ask you about your attitude to the law number 56 55 on urban planning new he caused a whole scandal even within the servants of the people. they broke up there , ms. valevska and i talked a lot yesterday with yevgenia kravchuk. well, she is not there. she is not the profile committee, the hearing of the people, the profile committee of the cheek . and what do you think about the integrity of signing or not signing this email ? well , the draft law has not yet been signed by the president, please, do you know somewhere in the first six months of this convocation of the parliament ? construction, local self-government , decentralization, public service, the election code, and the servants of the people very literally understood public construction and added to this committee construction, ordinary building materials with their certifications , dabi, other urban planning norms, it was generally the profile of another committee e on issues of the housing and

christensen: while snplma was a bipartisan compromise that worked in urban nevada, crafting the same kinds of solutions in rural nevada was not so easy. chisholm: so the 1990s were a time of great optimism for the environmental movement. i mean, you had a democratic president, you had bruce babbitt as a secretary of the interior. reform of grazing, reform of reclamation, reform of mining were all being discussed and being considered. and it seemed possible that types of changes would be made. but there was also, in some ways, a powerful wind that was blowing from rural communities that were concerned about the overreach of the environmental community. in rural nevada, there's a lot of distrust of government and of harry reid in particular. in 1999, harry reid was a democratic senate whip. he was a master of senate procedures and policies, and he helped push through a wilderness bill in northern nevada. it was really the environmentalists' dream of what black rock-high rock should look like. part of the reason that occurred is that the hunting, off-road, mining community didn't think

urban community cannot very often to get help directly, for example, by various western structures, all very simple things are quite complicated, such as the transfer of, for example, computers there for the local school, so that you understand whether the ministry of foreign affairs is on the street at the level between government agreements, on the one hand, it seems, well, it is clear that in the west the partners also want to check that nothing was stolen with those computers there and so on, on the other hand, those agreements are delayed sometimes for months, they say that it should have been there several months ago, that it is coming when it already is i don't need it. i don't know what to do with it. how would it be possible now? because of this, they are currently using this system of sister cities. that is, it is the only possibility to get something quickly . if there is a sister city, then community to community can quickly transfer something just there. to run over with a bus. now this very large regulation is now with the help of the west, or can they, and vice versa,

as a symbiotic relationship between rural and urban america that some people just gloss over because of theop politics of who we happened before. but in terms of delivering goods to the american public, one can't survive without the other. the president understands o thi. he hasis instructed us to spenda lot of time by giving into rural america. tom vilsack is a iam secretary becerra culture is a real leader on this with deb haaland is a sacred of interior and we have made numbers of trips especially high-speed internet for example, to make sure that this high-speed internet anywhere in the country that you can have telemedicine can you can have precision agriculture make it surere will america is keyed ino it. rosen bridges project. we are going to redo 15,000 of these and there called off system and off system for person there off of the eye ten, the interstate system. they designed to get into rural america and to make sure people's combines can get across if either from louisiana the bayou. so you don't have to go five miles down and turn around. everybody am that self-explanator

partisanship is such an urban and rural urban resistance, but in urban resistance , using carpet bombs is somehow not against partisans against the civilian population, so putin did not admit to anything that his goal was not only to destroy the energy infrastructure in ukraine should try to organize according to the syrian scenario, the author of which is surovikin. i want to remind the flow of refugees, new flows, so that millions of five rushed to europe from ukraine, and in this sense they tried to launch this very scenario. houses and nowhere to move from their native land is gathering because they will fight to the last breath later this is perfectly understandable especially since, thank god, the west understood that it is better to give the latest weapons than to receive from the west 5 millions of refugees this is this is the correct conclusion that western leaders finally began to make. and let's imagine if high-quality weapons had arrived in the first few weeks of the russian aggression, the results would have been completely different and how many lives of ukrainian soldier

the urban planning reform was developed from 2020 on more than 2,000 pages in order to finally pass itough the parliament. no one doubts the great reconstruction after victories, but not like monsters on the podil or the so-called buildings of you tsekhovsky, city-planning disasters were issued were issued in manual mode when issued to whom they don’t give to whom they don’t want, when there are developers close to the local authorities who get permits to build certain buildings, and then there are protests, it turns out that no one has the authority. therefore, the law should regulate the city planning process itself, establish proper supervision and minimize corruption risks, in particular, it is about the fight with the current construction itself, the definition itself expands, as well as the control over it of the local self-government, although no longer issuing permits, the local authorities will have the obligation to monitor their territories e to find illegal constructions or constructions with violations, enter them as part of monitoring e into the electronic system and all

local residents fought to keep the space free for urban gardening. to day, the work is financed mainly with public funds. lou saint louis nancy, is tending her plan. 7 years ago, the social worker fled syria and started a new life in berlin. for her, the garden is more than just a place to grow tomatoes. she's made friends here much money muffins, and sometimes we all come together to dance. and as i turn the music up loud and even do a bit of arabic style dancing with us, then some people say we want to learn that too, that we're all old. we can't belly dance that well, any more. feel about sense if there are several dozen community gardens in the city . many with an intercultural focus that serves neighborhoods in ways that go well beyond gardening. deeply. our garrath and her husband vps might have an uni, opted for a more pragmatic garden concept. the 2 software engineers from india have rented a garden on the outskirts of the city just a few minutes by bite, from their home. from april to november they can be found harvesting their vegetable pat

if an agreement is not reached on december 15, this is catastrophe this is a catastrophe for the urbanse he will lose 70% forever for us no because there is another instrument when this money is the same 18 billion we will receive a loan from the european union but under the guarantees of individual member countries so it will be a little longer for brussels itself and it is more expensive from the point of view of resources , because it will be necessary for individual national parliaments to vote at their meetings on guarantees, because according to the national legislation of individual eu countries, only the parliament can make decisions for certain sums of guarantees from the state budget, but you we will receive its funds on time , but brussels said that no matter what , the tranches that ukraine should receive will be received in the future, they will be received on time, it will be predictable, it will be guaranteed, so i do not see no disaster, thank you. i am very grateful that your comments somehow got involved. agiya, a lawyer from zagreb, a state representative of the demo

the urban streams of the south bay.hey certainly have their challenges, from pollution to predators, the fish also have their helpers. >> reporter: steve holmes used to fish for salmon in the wild rivers of alaska. now, he gears up to help save the salmon in the polluted urban streams of santa clara county. >> this waterway, the guadalupe bay watershed is the furthest south on the north american continent where you have chinook salmon coming into an urban setting, and a reoccurring spawning event each year. >> reporter: that's right. in this shallow and murky stream next to a freeway and against all odds, the chinook salmon have returned to reproduce and then die. holmes says it is one of the best late fall runs in years and there is growing evidence that these could bemir of thousands of hatchery strays that somehow wandered into the waters by accident. >> prior to this new testing, we had no idea that we even had wild fish. so, this is groundbreaking, this news. >> reporter: homes did not start out as a conservationis

urban streams of the south bay.vening, i am alyssa. >>> the heather challenges from predators, the fish also have their helpers. >> reporter: steve holmes used to fish for salmon in the wild rivers of alaska. now he gears up to help save the salmon in the polluted urban streams of santa clara county. >> this waterway is the further south on the north american continent for you have salmon coming to an urban setting. they have a reoccurring spawning event each year. >> reporter: that's right. the murky stream next to the freeway and against all odds, the salmon have returned to reproduce and then die. he says it's one of the best late fall runs in years. there is growing evidence that these could be wild fish, born free, descendents of the salmon that i've been coming here for tens of thousands of years. they somehow wandered into these waters by accident. >> prior to testing, we had no idea that we had wild fish. this is kind of groundbreaking. >> reporter: homes did not start out as a conservationist. he was a busi

he tankers his mission footage of combat in urban environments. that the nurses go on strike. it's a shame for the government, the crisis in britain is that patients have been waiting for operations for years, and there is no money for doctors and authorities . from love to hate, when marriage and torment and divorce are worse than death. the always loud staging in the theater of the nation is the star in the story of the passion that drives the sabotage that the ukrainian militants were preparing to attack , they chose russian positions on the left bank of the dnieper , our intelligence received data, the enemy will buy forces and pull weapons and equipment to on the right bank, the nationalists failed to cross the river and arrange provocations in a coordinated and clearly worked out all our units thanks to accurate data, and the movement of saboteurs, the russian motorized rifle kim received their quick distortion at the same time , powerful blows were delivered to all the positions of the militants. as a result, enemy artillery and even a pancake were destroyed. particular

i think it goes to david urban's point. what was she calling about?called because she thought there was fraud that had been committed and had not yet been explored and needed to be studied before conceding the election. that's not a totally unreasonable argument. that's why i think she makes mistakes, but i think in the big scheme of things, the taxes, the lying about so much, has gotten donald trump in the toughest place he's been in in his presidency. >>e 's in the toughest place he's been, and do you agree with david gergen that the taxes are the real problem, what came out today, not necessarily what has come out of these transcripts, david urban? >> pamela, i do think in this past news cycle, right, donald trump has been in hot water many times. i've been on this network many, many instances on many days when it was the darkest day for donald trump and it was done. his goose was cooked. and yet here we are years later. but i do agree with david gergen that, look, people can understand the tax issue, right? they can understand, well, you know, not