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as an opportunity. let's not let this be a chance for people to divide us. we have been through a lot during the pan dem and i can as a result real came together and the city is strategier. we left lane is sensitivity around upon what happen 2 years ago during the rise of antiasian hate violence in our city and in fact, this year we have looked at the numbers ap i hate dropped. by over 90% in san francisco. because people that we worked with african-american in the community. chinese-americans in the city became the ambassador and it is people who protected our seniors on the streets of san francisco. this is when we want to be able to do. is use this as an opportunity to support this community. to support the merchants and protect the people who live here and make sure that the folk who is are part of living at the new environment that they become embed in the the community in the way that uplift this community. so i want to be clear, we want to do more than just sdendz on a neighborhood and not become a part of one we want to work with the community. you have my commitment in terms of conversations that need to happen. and in terms of the out reach this nee

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we wanted to show them adl that we use as a city because we're the ones at the city level taking charge in that process. and we use our ngos and are non-profits to facilitate so i think we wanted to highlight what we do here and try to make that a model for the rest of the border the biden administration is going to fight pretty directly with some of the moves that are being made by texas >> governor greg abbott with regard to the border and you told cnn back in january that governor abbott's actions at the border you said were justified in that there is an issue at the border? it's not a controlled process on all sides. we need to be better >> what do you want to see happen now >> well, i wanted to seek action from congress and i think, you know, the american people deserve a better process at the border to ensure that things are, you know, people are coming through through legal pathways. and that all the background checks are being done on these people coming across. and i think that's that's a concern and i think in the senate, the senate and congress need to get together and get th

it was impossible, it was a swamp, i’ve known chersonesos since the eighties, we held byzantine conferences there, when we got there... the coast was used as such a public city, there was a feeling that there were simply ancient walls that, well, few people were interested in, no reports on these excavations could be found anywhere, although the object was under the protection of unesco all these years, there are no reports, there are no inventories of what they got there, where it went, no one understands, a lot of these essentially barbaric things were done here during this period, then when the crimea was already and sevastopol... became part of our state, there were already possibilities for other resources , it has simply been transformed, this is a completely different hersenez, and the new buildings that are there, majestic buildings, even the restoration of the famous vladimirsky temple that is there, this is of course a huge achievement, this is a demonstration of the importance that this center has, once upon a time this were military units, here... were under concrete asphalt, the implementation of the project allowed us to get 3 million artifacts

and really, this is about reimagining the future that we want to be as a city, not taking us back to the past. and i think the future is something that looks a lot more like these images that you're showing. it's people walking, biking, taking the bus, congestion, noise, exhaust, danger on our streets is just not, i think, where most san franciscans want us to go as a city. all right. >> they're definitely different perspectives on this. and we appreciate you coming to on share your perspective. robin pam, founder of kid safe sf. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> many major airlines are raising fees just in time for spring and summer travel. right ahead, we get the cost analysis from a travel pro and learn about the best acts. joining us live now is katie nastro from travel site going.com to break down a recent increase in baggage fees and offer us some money saving tips. we hope. hi, katie. >> hi. thanks for having me. >> yes. so you told us that major airlines are increasing baggage fees. okay. who are the offending airlines? and by how much? >> well, unfortunately,

the last most image of the housing unit have been destroyed meant the direction of getting use this as a city have been destroyed. and, and part of the, it's all the world to be, i think it was $2000000.00 civilians. most of it looked to me like you were reacting to some of what use of was saying that did you want to add to what he was the point he was making absolutely. i want to add about that situation. but before that, i want to link uh what, what, the video you, i've showing of the go on to the minnesota for the friends and isn't able to send and you know, sizes about intention and, and the actual practice actual and the things that people do in this case will have to go on said was implemented. he declared that she would impose cheese on garza and. busy because i would not have any access to life saving good bye to the city. what for the things, and that's exactly what i'm doing now. we 1st 700000 people that have started in the north. some garza and the whole of the government population 2300000 people are suffering from malnutrition. as a matter of fact because of lack of access to cl

so far it's been limited only to a few cities in the us. and to as a reminder of our top story, super tuesday is in full swing in the united states. it's the biggest a so far in the 2024 race for the white house. 16 states across america are choosing their parties candidates for president and november's election. that's it for now, we'll have more headlines soon, including those from super tuesday. stay with us as embarrassing blend. to watching the name is the calls back. say thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. as would it be nosy bay, like good everyone to king, to check out the award winning called com. so hold back to the life i want. i don't like the copier. it was so much logging full that ours and so forth through like.

the beginning, on october 7, the israelis started and announced that hamas used aggression as a weapon in attacking israeli cities and towns, and they continue to use this issue of aggression until now. you are defending, and these are the people who are defending palestine. the un report that came out some time ago talked about these matters in kibut biri and these, of course , were again questioned. the new york times report was of course questioned. what are all these people talking about , that the palestinians are violating these things? it was a lie, but the israeli soldier who doesn't say that these were lies believes them, so this is the first basis of the mind that is filled with hatred to retaliate against the two chief rabbis of the israeli army. currently, someone named brigadier general eyal karim, brigadier general eyal karim, before he was assigned to this position in 1935, sir eyal karim, before he was assigned to this position, there is a hebrew language site called kipa, which i also have this link on my channel. at the same time, yediot ahnot also spoke about this, a question had been asked, an

the blast rocks, a busy market in the city of us as bordering and turkey, a emergency service, a service that the services have been working at the scene during debris and delivering help to those and need security is there. and security forces have launched an investigation into the incidents. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack so far. the in tel aviv thousands of is rarely protestors gathered on saturday to demand at the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu over his failure to secure the release of hostages, still held by hamas in gaza. the, the demonstration took place it inside the is rarely defense ministry. police use the water cannon to disperse the crowd of people, blocked the road, lit torches, and bonfires, at least 130 hostages had been held in does a since october 7th. here's what some of the family member set up a rally and tell us these. we are saying the government cannot continue, cannot be the, [000:00:00;00] the war and the not my message is the prime minister lost his way. he is not dealing with bringing the hostages back. he is busy with ot

a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> two hotels and some people living in the tenderloin are suing the city, saying they're using their neighborhood as a containment zone for the city's drug trade and other vices. they aren't looking for monetary damages, not looking for money. instead the federal complaint says they want the city to treat the tenderloin like they do all the other neighborhoods in san francisco. specifically, they want drug dealers, users, people dealing with mental illness, and other unhoused individuals cleared from the sidewalks. we reached out to the city for a response to the suit but have not heard back. just where will the oakland a's play ball after this coming season? we'll have to wait a bit longer for that answer. the san francisco chronicle reports talks between the team and east bay leaders ended today without any agreement to extend the team's lease. the a's need to find a place to go while they await the completion of their las vegas stadium. that's not expected until 2028. the team is considering oakland, salt lake city, and sacramento in the negotiations. oakland is reportedly pushing the a's to sell

they mostly use it for sauz city, but they can use nonchai as a snack. savaji's special sweets and swags, preserving this cultural identity in the city of gold bars, is the interest of sabe sada and sima news agency. the leader of the revolution in the meeting with the secretary general of the palestinian islamic jihad in gaza until this moment. the main winner of the field is the height of the dignity and standing of the people of gaza and palestine, and the failures of the zionist regime in this six-month war are an incident and a divine phenomenon.

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the costs are gun ships attractive cars returning to guys on the un has described hate to use capital as a city under siege. gangs on security forces are still fighting for control of the country. the u. s. has era lifted all non essential stuff from its embassy voters. are it pulling stations across portugal and a snap general election? nearly 11000000 voters. will that be $230.00 members? of the national assembly and to moderate parties of alternated in power for decades . the central left socialist party most center, right social democratic party. but the far right che got party is looking to capitalize on corruption allegations that have dog the 2 main parties. we have natasha butler joining us from lisbon. so the ruling center left or facing major challenges in this election. natasha a yes. the word and so she's phasing major challenges. looks like being in power for ages. they would like to remain so, so it needs a need to padre know suntrust has been campaigning. very hard, trying to convince people to stay with the search list. but off the eighty's often people might be looking for chan

as the poet offline. and here's a reminder of our top story. the us investigators have boarded a ship that crashed into a bridge of the us city. a full authority is, will now examine the vessels data record dive as us searching for the bodies of 6 people missing and presumed dead. and the us has rejected a cold, but how mazda and the air drops of aids and gaza. the minutes in groups as 18 people have been killed, trying to collect some assets from the in the news theme from all of an update for you at the top of the out building export, the climate change is threatening our food supply. $1089.00 and algorithms safeguard harvest is land grown and fruit for the climate going to be tomorrow's coffee. chase lane. and kent drones help save forest being for new approaches to agriculture. and i checked help out made in gemini next on d w. age tradition. we need to miss this cultural identity. we just wanted to consider hunters and protested, take us in 45 minutes on d, w. the in many countries, education is still a privilege. property is one of the main causes some young children walk in mind, trusts instead of going to class. others

us for the last 25 years came. i have lived and worked here as a waste baker, city mc gump. it'd be that the p. i used to go to work, then come home that send my child to school and do all the chose to go to excel. but for the boss here, my head hasn't been good. so piece, so i stop going to walk as well. if you think you might, i used to walk 2025 days a month, but now i will close and put out the cut. i will know what estimate with them i make out about the big for people who live this close to the line. so even the ad debrief is toxic in a city that has some of the most polluted ad in the woods, improper waste, dispos that makes things much woods table is bought of a group of fuck the women who have been learning about this issue. and the reasons for the has problems they're planning to reach out to the thousands of other women who do similar work. the group meets regularly with local f, as in data, and conducts public hearings and social medical and environment police. it was thing, this is extremely important to have this kind of community level engagement because typically what happens is

there was a very significant decline in the amount of a votes that it has gathered in cities, model name, big cities for the city, using clothing as a, as central on a toilet part of the a month. a one of the very hard the hit cities by lots whose the staging earthquakes is known to be a conservative and nationalist, a boating tendencies. and the ruling of parties seems to have lost their. and in some border cities with serial like kid is again the main a position party. they receive much higher votes than the rolling up party. but still, uh, it's only 40 percent of the ballast faxes that have been open. but uh, we might expect surprise us, or at least 7 people have been killed, the mold and 20 wounded and informed explosion in a laptop province in northern syria. the device went off in the middle of a market from the town of designs. some buildings quote from region is controlled by took care which regularly conducts rates on kurdish fighters in the area of the pots of northern syria held by rebels. i said i had had on al jazeera, i'm had a matessa in how that is involved, a crops the die, and they all see is they will be sweet.

a 19 year old event are as bringing lights. there's village and malawi, the fall off for us to report this. they have right here in nigeria and the vibrant mega city of lake ghost, which as a huge plastic waste problem. it's so bad, the state government as bends, plastic items that they use just once, as for the way many people of celebrate that the decision was that so we'll see the reaction of the shows. oh, hard, it's gotta be to change. always legally is literally drowning in trach discarded plastic packaging is everywhere. the cities, lots of ways in particular, have become a dumping ground for more than a $113000.00 tons of garbage. each year. they just states environments, ministry has not bad. single use plastic upholstery, but it's not that easy. it's wrapped up with many people's livelihoods because customers just like us, that's what people say me. so what would they believe doing about the, the progress from people? why would that be doing? i can't tell you if i'm happy or sad about those things, the take away styrofoam packing is cheaper than reusable plastic frontier you wards so many customers choose to get their food and the sire f

were most of who is the fruits and they felt ready of the city being used, the point being ignored, but the city being used as western propaganda. a list on film make a song stone says that misinformation is all parts of the world with o. clearly, i mean, we've seen this, i think on the number of the so called the massacres, that were attributed to russia. and it's not just one instance, but, and this whole slew of instances that have been talked about over the years where the europe in press, for example, you know, says jo, russia just bomb this hospital or you name it or this, you know, this building and then it turns out actually it was in the rush at all and you know, you did tell them to make of the, the weapons that were use, that it was actually a sort of being a western made missiles and rockets and things like this. um, going back to a been uh, one of the, the crises at the border over poland. the fire call. when you know, it was the member was accused, the russian was, was launching into poland and then they realized, oh no, it wasn't rush. it was, you create this, this is just part of the, the propaganda of the war mach

the motive story buildings that have been targeted invoicing us, a lot of them are as the and eastern part of the city, an area large, the describe and designated a safe via area for evacuated. and this ways families are from the northern part and guys have to evacuate, you know, in order to not to get bond in gathered in the northern part, the usual kinds the non stop our dealers should think of the eastern part of the gods as of the of the northern part and eastern part of garza city where the vast majority of residential buildings that describe would one local resident who went to inspect the level of destruction. to the point that he did not know whether that was his actual neighborhood or not. beyond recognition, the level of, of destruction and damage that it costs through the area. but it, it, as of and within the past 24 hours, we're looking at least 17 people only in a gaza city. mainly the eastern part of the city were killed as a result of a tax on us for the club and intern bureaus center works. hundreds of families display families have been sold during and meanwhile in the vicinity of no

the us — a state of emergency is declared in maryland after a cargo ship hit a bridge in baltimore — leading to its complete collapse. the collapsed bridge served as a major route through the city the port of baltimore. welcome to world business report. we will assess the latest on what we know about the bridge collapse and the economic implications as well. a major bridge in the us city of baltimore has collapsed after a container ship crashed into it. the bridge plunged into the water at around 1:30am local time, along with vehicles and people. a huge search operation is under way for at least seven missing people, and the ship is now wedged into debris from the francis scott key bridge. michelle fleury is our new york business correspondent. give us a sense of what we know so far? what is happening there? we had a ress far? what is happening there? we had a press conference _ far? what is happening there? we had a press conference a _ far? what is happening there? we had a press conference a short _ far? what is happening there? we had a press conference a short while - far? what is happening there? we had a press conference a short while ago i a press conference a short whi

decrease, it continues, because it is very important today not to give them the opportunity to use these the city as a logistics hub and generally show that their logistics will be under significant attack from the armed forces of ukraine. what is known about the fact that the occupiers for some reason now do not allow ukrainians to go to melitopol, to berdyansk, they did not let a woman who wanted to bury her father into berdyansk, they did not let a woman into melitopol... who, moreover, was going there through russia, and here they are they started to check her phone and found it in the phone, of course it sounds funny, i'm sorry, because i don't consider potap to be some kind of super duper, i don't know that he is a patriot of ukraine, somewhere he is currently serving time for border, but in her phone they found a photo of ukrainian artists potap and nastya kamensky, who before the invasion did not hesitate to perform in russia, but potap. remember, there were also pants in front of the russians, i took them off, but as we can see, now nastya kamenskyi’s boots are simply symbols of the struggle

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on behalf of the phoenix hotel, the best western hotel and 5 residents contending the city is using the tenderloin as agal drug use, causing harm to those living. there. >> we're asking the court the city isn't going to do this voluntarily will then they need to be ordered to to perform the basic functions of the city, which is to provide safe, clean and accessible sidewalks and public spaces. >> in a statement the city says while we understand and share the frustration of tenderloin businesses and residents, the city is making progress in reducing crime, disrupting open air drug markets and addressing homelessness all while complying with the preliminary injunction issued in the coalition on homelessness case, the city attorney's office has maintained that injunction has tied their hands to enforce certain laws. but attorneys disagree. in the meantime, another tenderloin resident you see law school has filed a motion against the city to force the city to follow a previous ruling about encampments primary goal is that the city has to make a call. >> efforts to reduce criminally reduce

a fraction of what is needed, and the u. n. is calling on the international community to quote flood garza with aid panic and k us as men and gaza city run around in a frenzy to find food countries such as egypt, jordan fronts. and now the us have been dropping aid from above. but there are too many people in need and there's not enough aid. the we have the willingness inability to bear it. but is there a father in the world who can see his children riding in hunger in front of him to remain silent? even if the price is risking his life, just like all these people who risk their lives in order to obtain what is not even enough for a criminal flower or aid or canned food. yesterday, some expired canned goods arrived, containing mold and fungus. we are not animals, as they described us over the weekend workers from the u. n. m, the w h o rushed in to provide supplies to hospitals, medicines and fuel a running critically no. and this is costing children headlines so unfortunately, yes, we have lost 2 babies here. they had pneumonia, but they died because of the power cut. the power went off at 4 am, and at 8 am we were out of oxygen. th

on behalf of the phoenix hotel, the best western hotel and 5 residents contending the city is using the tenderloin as a containment zone for illegal drug use, causing harm to those living. there. >> we're asking the court the city isn't going to do this voluntarily will then they need to be ordered to to perform the basic functions of the city, which is to provide safe, clean and accessible sidewalks and public spaces. >> in a statement the city says while we understand and share the frustration of tenderloin businesses and residents, the city is making progress in reducing crime, disrupting open air drug markets and addressing homelessness all while complying with the preliminary injunction issued in the coalition on homelessness case, the city attorney's office is maintained that injunction has tied their hands to enforce certain laws. but attorneys disagree. in the meantime, another tenderloin resident you see law schoold has filed a motion against the city to force the city to follow a previous ruling about encampments. the primary goal is that the city has to make efforts to reduce. >> criminally

use sugar bread more during special days of nowruz. they are good for sauz city, but you can use nonchai as a snack . talat food is the favorite of the fixed news agency. it is located in the common reservoir of south pars in the waters of the persian gulf. nearly 70% of our gas production comes from this field and perhaps more than 45% of the feed for oil refineries that produce gasoline is from this field. gas from this field reaches 38 platforms to 13 refineries. it is a reliable source of energy supply for the country . 22 years have passed since the life of the wells in this reservoir, and this means a drop in pressure and a drop in production from iran's largest gas field, phases that were initially carried out by now total or our own domestic companies. from phases 1 to 5, the network operation of roshan was not done . after all, our country is becoming advanced. there will be more power plants, new power plants will come, new industries will come, on the other hand , we are talking about urban and domestic gas supply, we are talking about exports, so we should have done both the maintenance a

campaign created a common language of best practices as we have seen it now whether it's kansas, mississippi, our other states use the checklist as a reference for what is a broadband ready cityrt of the guidance and also the conversations with ntia is the importance of wholesale competition and open access that if you're going to build to unserved area and say rural mississippi and you're going to connect the post office there or the wal-marts or the pharmacy and maybe it's the only should be because it's unserved the only broadband line that meets the new definitions in that small community. why is wholesale access so seeing on the ground and working with your companies and communities. >> great, thank you, jeff, forns mike galvin, i'm chief administrative officer, granite serves businesses and governmental agencies taking a lot of the network infrastructure that we've been discussing and wrapping it up and making it available for end users for the schools and libraries in those communities for the small businesses, for the mid-size businesses, frankly for evsken the businesses that have very commonly broadly dispersed retail stores, locations, other network facilities, pip

as a real quick reminder about top stories here. this hour is ready for us as a split inside the ship. a hospital in kansas city is these ready armies full rate on the facility since it's war and guns and the gun last october. many palestinians have been detained a year, in fact, reporting to the food crisis in gauze. this assignment is imminent in the north atlanta territories on the thread from the review committee says w time and by may unless it's a 6 that donald trump's know is a he doesn't have a catch to post a bond to the full amount of $464000000.00 in his civil food case, from months to appeal of judgment that found him guilty of norfleet inflating his wealth. but if he doesn't pose the full bond, new york state could begin seizing trumps assets. unless the court agrees for a delay, at least 30 insurance underwriters have refused to back him job protests. he has moved from washington dc about prospect of the new york stage authorities seizing crumbs. assets is going to stop plays. the reason is that the price of these assets, but he does have options. he's asking the quote, either to accept or what a

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now to oakland, where some would-be robbers attempted to break into a bank using their car as a battering ram. happened downtown at citi national bank on broadway. four to five suspects were in an infiniti sedan when it smashed into the bank's large glass windows, but they couldn't break all the way in. suspects ran away before police arrived. the investigation is ongoing. >>> benicia police say two men are in jail tonight after a freeway gun battle with police. the men were suspected of armed robbery. police say when an officer tried to stop their car in the area of columbus and rose friday night, the suspects opened fire. they then took off and eventually crashed on a 780 off-ramp. one suspect continued to trade gunshots with police and was eventually found hiding in the bushes. benicia police were joined by officers from more than a dozen jurisdictions, including the solano county s.w.a.t. team. >>> there are still some races up the air from this month's election. >> we still don't know who will face former san jose mayor sam liccardo in a runoff to replace congresswoman anna eshoo. kelsi thorud is tracking the race

a fun is cafe in russell, used to sub hot coffee and t. now it also acts as a mixture of cinema, where displace palestinians, comfortable with distributed one modern cities. it's one of few places in rough, natasha electricity and internet. so we're going to go no, 1st of all, most us as a fondness the one that i want to entertain out people during the whole time. this case, i is good for the displace people who come from the north and from different parts of the gaza strip. the case a which has to big tvs and engineers is mainly dependent on solar energy. intimate here helps everyone to be in contact with the loved ones. because this and then these really seats on the cafe is not just a place for the payment on hold things. the people come and launch numbers off to evening prayers to watch the news. they want to know about the piece talks in the ceasefire negotiations. the humanitarian situation in roughly is dia, and many of the customers will come to the cafe leave in tents for the displace. i bet you had the no, yeah, i mean, i come here because i have no other place to go. i can stay here and kill time. we come to watch tv and know the news. i can't

a home in northern iraq overnight. and as we've just been reporting the us city of baltimore and major bridge, there has collapsed after being struck by a cargo ship. and the ship caught fire on impact is happening around 1 30 am local time multiple vehicles fell into the water below. and authorities say that they are trying to rescue at least 7 people from the war. the fasting month of ramadan usually brings life to the city of hebron and the occupied westbank with thousands heading to the abraham most for prayers. now hundreds of his really checkpoints and making it difficult for palestinians to attend those prayers. that abraham joined, one palestinian worshipper on his journey to reach the mosque. a hi it's deb, but it has an unobstructed view of the abraham, the mosque from his house and have from the south of the occupied wes thing. but to pray there, he has to overcome several obstacles. hi, my house is over there and the most is 100 meters from here. is that the check points and restrictions? it's 2 minutes away. which should be a spiritual journey, is now one of the few and barriers. and the city is trying to

implement the laws that not just protect police officers but us as a whole as the eight and a half million residents that reside in the cityrk that are avoid in the legislation to protect us as a whole. >> shannon: where do we find this balance? this push over the last few years is to say there are problems within the justice system. there are inadequacies. there are things that need to be fixed that people can agree need to be done better. how do we do that and balance that with the social contract that you talk about? we ask our officers to be out there on the front lines protecting us and protecting our communities. you have done this. how do we balance that against what people view as injustices and inequities within the justice system that does need some updating or correcting? >> one of the things that we go back to his during the 90s when bill clinton was the president. he had this all-out blitz in the communities of color as it relates to policing so to speak. very much a forward mechanism in policing and this is something that derived around the time where we had the crack epidemic that was plaguing us is the unit

general she jelaboun to a lesser extent leak that chung will use this platform to push various ids ideas li qiang has an excellent record as a official in china running very big cities a lot of old with the private sector in the past, they all used this platform to push various ideas. he has an excellent record as an official in china running very big cities. along with the private sector. and i was hoping, may naÏvely, that because he is a loyalist that xi would give him a voice but that does not appear to be the case. we just don't know what the 5% is made up of. china does not have a big problem with fiscal deficit at the central level and if there is to be stimulus in the traditional way, it is done through banks. that does not tell us much. the big issue is confidence on many levels. we still have to look or -- out for whether there is a big bailout or an attempt to get property debts into pocket somewhere and rebuild the property sector in that way. not to the good old days but to build back confidence in the economy. i'm not saying it cannot be done but we don't see signs of it today so far. >> a lot of the structural reforms are inherently contracted. gettin

a comment, but have yet to hear back. the city is a discussion for the developer for pickle ball course to create a more mixed- use facility, asell as collaborating on a more specific agreement on criteria for events. sue hopes the city will find some middle ground to benefit both sides. >> at the end of the day, my kids that pickle ball gets pushed out completely. most of us protesting this we want to see it all shared. >> in richmond, pete cerrato's nbc news. >>> the annual smokeout on golden gate park on april 20th on 420 is canceled this year, 4:20 beal, a vestige of the event each year in conjunction with the san francisco parks says it just can't afford to properly staff this year's event. at the annual gathering it draws thousands of people to the park to celebrate marijuana, smoke, listen to music and peru through rose and rosa vendors. organizers say, because of city budget cuts, the economy of the state of the cannabis industry they can't raise enough money to do it right. the goal is not to just bring it back next year. we should add though, official event or not, people have been showing up at golden gate park at 4

expensive ads tell us that the many of us will be a limitless virtual space where our digital identities will live, communicates and work the container city, instruct god as still far away from the mess of us. it's a space and could in reality. but javan mentioned you and i've taught no one to change that and has launch the digital container city project template for solving teams. and so this is a tablet with a different sensor. so can, you can use inter quickly make a 3 d model from the preview of a 3 dimensional object into the lynch also uses a drone, if it's over fet programs, it to shoot the buildings in the container city from specific heights and angles kansas, i'm not today, of course, you can do it from any height. the more pictures you have, the more data you have time you can then be sure that you've really photographed and scanned the object from every possible angle. the research project is also looking to develop methods for quick k connecting digital information on the entire assign it with as little as possible. executive officer of assume the containing city will be dismantled. but the awesome cultural center with it, small studios pract

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