meet, altered because of safety concerns on the go for a large number of residents of the village of community turn to the russian base for health and we're grateful for the russian military for the reception in shall los otherwise these young people would have been killed, it's good that they saw protection and saved their lives. the rest of the inhabitants of the village of him and were completely destroyed. all the shops were burned and eluded. there was nothing left in the village, no cars. everything was taken away, they went through the villages of rumble. yeah. and also the ox located near the naval college, which are located one or 2 kilometers from seemingly not along the old router towards your ball and there was a complete massacre. no one survive. no people left in these villages. this is understandable, especially after their statements that they want to completely destroy the all the whites they all male children are subjected to total annihilation. they killed everyone, young children, and the elderly quarter syrian journalist as outside of the excess b, i'm going violence is no

but this is an old method. of dried fruit. that these local communities will benefit, too. of villageg west. and if tashkent is a symbol of this country's of years ago, it's amazing. look at the beautiful tiles! school buildings in the world. but they also came here to eat. ..bread. it's a tradition. yeah, i can see it. beautiful. oh, look at the pattern in the middle! everybody loves it. bread is so legendary. so this is a very unusual bakery because it's huge. and here is the man with the dough. hi. great to see you. yeah? it's almost like pottery, you know. and this one. this stamp is called a chekich. to escape during baking. one day... 10,000 per day?! exactly! that's a lot of bread. time for me to slow down the production line. ah. is pretty special. is their heart. and look at them alljust stuck in! look! yeah. 0h, he's taking... in the epic of gilgamesh — texts — which means, much like samarkand itself, to the weddings of uzbekistan. the souls, the lives of two youngsters. whoa! there's so much meaning. yes. do you want to try? that's. .. yeah, i'd love to try some. wow, look

you did show executions of the headings, kidnappings, kids being held to run some items being burned down and people being driven out. so they've villages off of their communities a bonus. they try and return to syria that they will be killed. now again, we're seeing reports that the government are using headquarters to bomb indiscriminate. be those close to that heavy is of the talk. yeah. and talk to so really what we're seeing is this black box. hundreds of people reported the being taken a false digital taken into custody a game from the other white community. honestly, i'll shut out government system and it's got the situation under control. but the reports are coming through the fighting is still taking place in those areas. but also in other areas, the country side of homes and hama, and even in damascus. so we're a really critical point now in, in terms of the future of syria that has been some international reaction to the uprising. the voters have been condemned by that saudi arabia who's a key ally full of i was sure our lives place the simple for his government while others of including russia of appeals because we're concerned about the shop deteri

traditional executions of the heading, this kid nothings kids being held to run some items being burned down and people being driven out. so they've villages off of their communities a bonus. they try and return to syria that they will be killed. now again, we're seeing reports that the government are using headquarters to bomb indiscriminate, the, those coastal areas of the talk. yeah. and talk to, so really what we're seeing is this black box. hundreds of people report to be being taken off digital taken into custody again from the light community and the i'll shut out. government says it's got the situation under control, but the reports are coming through the fighting. it is still taking place in those areas, but also in other areas, the come to side of homes of the hama and even in damascus. so we're really critical point now in terms of the future of a syria that has been some international reaction to the rising deep protests have been condemned by that saudi arabia. of course, a key allies of i will share our lives priced it simple to his government, while others of including russia of appeals, the com. we're concerned about the shop deterioration of the s

in a town with just over 1000 residents, hundreds of people packed the village of belmont's communitybuilding was filled to capacity, with people even waiting outside and peeking through the windows to hear congressman mark pocan. congressman pocan may have inspired more than a huge turnout in that corner of his district today. the democrat, who narrowly lost to republican congressman derrick van orden today, she announced that she's going to go up against him again this november. rebecca cook is her name. it's congressman mark pocan. put it this morning. quote, i think derrick van orden this morning just got bad. joining us now is congressman mark pocan, a democrat of wisconsin. sir. it's nice to see you. thanks for making time to be here. >> well, thanks for the invite, rachel. >> tell me about the decision process that you went through about holding this somewhat unusual town hall in a corner of your district. that's definitely a more republican leaning county. very close to the republican represented district that's held by congressman van orden. >> you know, the bare minimum. >>

village i created when i was lieutenant governor. immediately we signed an emergency proclamation on homelessness to cut through the red tape that was preventing us from building more of these villages. now, for people's recollection, communal villages offer tiny homes for the homeless, offered shares space -- shared space for cooking, eating, recreation, growing food, community activities, job training. studies have shown providing housing for chronically homeless individuals not only improves their health, but saves taxpayers millions of dollars in health care costs. a recent report by the university of hawaii center on the family found six months after individuals were placed in housing their health care costs dropped 76%. that drop was from about $8,000 a month down to $1965 a month. so, today we have built the 17 kauhales across our state, with a total of 30 villages to be completed by the end of 2026. this will provide 1,500 housing units for the homeless. [applause] if i may, i would like to take a second to recognize all of the mayors for their collaborative work on homelessness. especially mayor blangiardi, who i will single out. we worked and night together where homelessness has been concentrated on a wahoo, and

resolutions approving and authorizing the director of property to enter into real property leases of the village community facility located at 1099 sunnydale avenue with the following both for an initial term of five years with two five year options to extend effective upon approval of the respective resolutions and making findings that competitive bidding procedures required under the administrative code are impractical or impossible that the respective leases furthers a proper public purpose sufficient to meet administrative code market value requirements and authorizing the director of property to enter into any additions, amendments or other modifications to the respective leases that do not materially increase the obligations nor liabilities to the city to effectuate the purposes of their resolutions. >> item ten is with family and child empowerment services or faces s.f. for approximately 3000ft2 of the facility at an initial rent of approximately 49,000 per year with 3% annual increases thereafter. >> the initial rent includes approximately 820 two square feet of office space in support of a tempor

resolutions approving and authorizing the director of property to enter into real property leases of the village community facility located at 1099 sunnydale avenue with the following both for an initial term of five years with two five year options to extend effective upon approval of the respective resolutions and making findings that competitive bidding procedures required under the administrative code are impractical or impossible that the respective leases furthers a proper public purpose sufficient to meet administrative code market value requirements and authorizing the director of property to enter into any additions, amendments or other modifications to the respective leases that do not materially increase the obligations nor liabilities to the city to effectuate the purposes of their resolutions. >> item ten is with family and child empowerment services or faces s.f. for approximately 3000ft2 of the facility at an initial rent of approximately 49,000 per year with 3% annual increases thereafter. >> the initial rent includes approximately 820 two square feet of office space in support of a tempor

resolutions approving and authorizing the director of property to enter into real property leases of the village community facility located at 1099 sunnydale avenue with the following both for an initial term of five years with two five year options to extend effective upon approval of the respective resolutions and making findings that competitive bidding procedures required under the administrative code are impractical or impossible that the respective leases furthers a proper public purpose sufficient to meet administrative code market value requirements and authorizing the director of property to enter into any additions, amendments or other modifications to the respective leases that do not materially increase the obligations nor liabilities to the city to effectuate the purposes of their resolutions. >> item ten is with family and child empowerment services or faces s.f. for approximately 3000ft2 of the facility at an initial rent of approximately 49,000 per year with 3% annual increases thereafter. >> the initial rent includes approximately 820 two square feet of office space in support of a tempor

of seems happening that including kidnappings. but headings, people being burned out, the villages burns out of the homes, extra did judicial executions. and the persecution of minority communities, particularly targeting the lights and also the sheer community. so the situation is an incredibly volatile at this stage. and of course, there is that loss, the splits into areas under the control of, of the gilani government. in the north, of course, the turkish pac forces and in the northeast the, the cody forces which are back to cost by washington. so we're going to have to see how this one plays out, ready, but the western image of this free and democratic this new syria perhaps isn't as stable as we've been led to believe money pictures as well. head of news at west asia focus thought that the cradle esteban colorado leaves up despite all the promises on western barking. the leader of h t. s will not be able to bring unity to syria. this is 100 percent, the leaving type scenario. what i, what is happening is here, it's very, very unlikely that, uh, that makes stream is leader and 1000 from the rock data is likely to bring the elf gate in syria is likely to bring together a ride

villages but for america. and the bottom line is we're ready to get to work and partner with them to get the process moving. it is about making our communities strong. any of the questions for the press? from the press. if not, i have a question for you all. are we here ready to stand up for our residents? [cheers and applause] >> are we ready to stand up for cities, towns, and villages throughout america. [cheers and applause] are we ready to stand up for the national league of cities? >> yes. >> so let's get to work, family. let's get to work. [cheers and applause]♪

november, which killed 50 people. members of columbia's indigenous community, all blocking one of the main border crossings with equitable in protest against village abused by its ministry. they formed a human chain and for several days now i've setup 10 since chez on the room and shall try international fridge, which connects the 2 countries. the protest as accuse the ecuadorian all me, all the destroying cross things they use every day. how's it wages a war on drug trafficking? the ecuadorian foreign ministry says closing the in full crossings is a necessary security measure. not successfully on this. and it says, throw bridges on, not only necessary passages for the communities, but also important as the memories of the elders. they are an important part of the habits, customs, and traditions of the communities that meant the populace. what is the model? the ecuadorian military has caused significant damage within the community, and we all showing go slowly darted to by joining some interest, a huge deal to the colombian and acquit during government trafficking victims have made it back to indonesia after being forced to walk in online scam cen

villages but for america. and the bottom line is we're ready to get to work and partner with them to get the process moving. it is about making our communities strong. any of the questions for the press? from the press. if not, i have a question for you all. are we here ready to stand up for our residents? [cheers and applause] >> are we ready to stand up for cities, towns, and villages throughout america. [cheers and applause] are we ready to stand up for the national league of cities? >> yes. >> so let's get to work, family. let's get to work. ♪♪♪ >> the years right before world war ii started in 1931, winston churchill have been out of government. his country home chart well became churchill's headquarters. catherine carter is a historian who manage the house and to collect key intelligence about germany's preparation for war. >> author catherine carter with her book "churchill citadel" on this episode of book note plus. it's available on c-span now or wherever you get your podcast. >> newly 3500 students participated in this year's c-span student cam documentary competition. we ask students to explore issues important to them or their communities. this

communities across the country where predictable -- with predictable investments. the national league of cities wants to be absolutely unequivocally clear. investments in cities, towns and villages are investments to the future of our country. every federal dollar directed locally is a multiplier for our states and for our country. those investments create new jobs, boost small businesses, and improve public health and the quality of life for all. but we also invest in our on you communities -- in our on you communities and -- on you -- in our own communities and a tool that helps us do that is tax-exempt municipal bonds. [applause] and we know how they work in our cities. from bridge repairs to water system improvements, local leaders have been excellent stewards of federal dollars. we continue to investwide wisely the dollars -- to invest wisely the dollars that our federal partners have entrusted to us and we will be telling our congressional delegations about the impact that those dollars have had to our residents, their residents, ouren constituents this -- our constituents this week. thank you so much and now i will hand it to david sanders. >> good morning. thank you all

villages but for america. and the bottom line is we're ready to get to work and partner with them to get the process moving. it is about making our communities strong. any of the questions for the press? from the press. if not, i have a question for you all. are we here ready to stand up for our residents? [cheers and applause] >> are we ready to stand up for cities, towns, and villages throughout america. [cheers and applause] are we ready to stand up for the national league of cities? >> yes. >> so let's get to work, family. let's get to work. [cheers and applause] >> [chanting] nlc. nlc. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> congress returns later today facing a government fun deadline which this coming friday at midnight. the house later plans to for legislation to extend funding to the end of september 2 of for a government shutdown. followed by thee. the house gavels in at 12 dniester. members will consider several meland security bills under suspension of the rules including legislation requiring annual reports to congress federal efforts to counter underground cross-border the sen

of the risk seems. 2 happening that including kidnappings, but headings, people being burnt out that villages burns out of the homes. x, you did judicial executions and the persecution of minority communities, particularly targeting the lights and also the sheer community. so the situation is incredibly volatile at this stage. and of course everybody's lost the splits into areas under the control of, of the gilani government. in the north, of course, the turkish back forth is and in the northeast the, the cody forces which are back to cost by washington. so we're going to have to see how this one plays out with the western image of this free and democratic this new syria perhaps, isn't it a stable as we've been led to believe it seems that issues like recession energy prices and michael and crime and the biggest profile receives the most you need is ok, so officials in brussels of instead of going to boost the blogs, the military spending bind on president it 800000000000 euro. i've received threats from russia. the european council calls on the board of governors of the european investment bank, d i b, to urgently continue to adapt the best practices for lending to the defense industry. n

of things happening that including kidnappings. but headings, people being burnt out, the villages burns out of the homes, x, you do judicial executions. and the persecution of minority community, particularly targeting the other lights and also the sheer community. now, times those scuffles have spilled over across the board, ahead and live with them, particularly in the east and back hall region where over the past 22 weeks, there's been some considerable on rest of the attempts by high it's r o. so i'm initial to cross into that with them, but they've been pushed back by a made me by a tribal groups in the eastern region. however, the government, the liberties army is also i mobilize that to protect the border. so the situation is incredibly volatile. and as i said, not just in these coastal areas that we're talking about, but also in southern syria where the jews community again, that coming under attack from the, as the mas forces. now this is led to as well launching as being described as more land grabs, encroaching further into that city integrity, building a number of bases of course, soon off to the fold of the asset. government z is right is a catch. it boils down t

now that i'm out of the military i've been looking for ways to get involved in both my community and local. i've attended board of supervisors meetings. i've joined next village san francisco, a nonprofit serving our elderly community. i'm also involved in the world affairs commonwealth club becoming a member of the veteran affairs commission would be an excellent way to broaden my public service. i'm intimately familiar with the challenges facing our veterans. we're separating and transitioning from the military. i myself am still going through the process of seeking approval for my own disability claim. i believe that being a member of the veterans affairs commission would be a perfect avenue to combine both my passion for our community and my experience as a veteran. thank you so much for your time and consideration. >> thank you so much. >> barkley sanders good morning supervisors. my name is barkley sanders i'm a resident of district six. since i moved here about eight years ago i'm a former signal system support specialist within the army national guard and finished in 2020. i've also worked in the tech industry for robinhood and facebook where i suppor

citizen of israel from the village of cohort kinda also in the north and authorities are trying to figure out exactly how this has happened . members of the drew's community have condemned to this attack, calling it out there saying that the attacker was a 20 year old who had dual german citizenship and was living outside of the country . and now just back in israel visiting. so it's a little bit unclear exactly. about a motive just yet, but the 3 others who are injured one is a 15 year old who is in a pretty severe condition in the i see you at a pediatric unit at a hospital nearby haifa. and there had been politicians have been speaking out saying that this is a direct response to benjamin netanyahu, whose leadership and remember that you also had members of the far right government previously who were calling to are more is really settlers and citizens as a result of the rising number of attacks. so these really military is certainly looking into what had happened tier looking into any sort of motives. but these really authorities are saying that the attacker has been shot dead and occupied east. jerusalem is where any forces have rated and destroyed a

. >> soma pilipinas is a community, the village that has been over a hundred years in the making. this is home to many generations of filipino from the turn of the century, to the present. continues to be a gateway community for a lot of filipinos just arriving from the philippines. >> one of sth most prominent scines is filipino owned businesses become staples in the neighborhood. restaurants like manila bowl and jp restaurant offer [indiscernible] >> we call it [indiscernible] this is my passion. everybody's who came right now. we feel good right here. community is like a family. >> the eatery serve mouth watering dishes and provide a sense of home to the filipino community, preserving traditions passed down generation. >> a filipino restaurant utilizing california ingredients we honor traditional family recipe [indiscernible] we shop in the market 2 to 3 times a week. we make the filipino cuisine proud in san francisco. >> along with the culinary deliteds, soma philippine ow is home to san francisco top mix aulgists. filipino artistry is a facet of soma pilipinas rich tapestry. the filipino cultural heritage dist

village. because the a lot of nationality also, i know we are the minority like community was the main constituency. during the i said, we see the balance of power has since shifted in favor of this sunday majority, who used to be the one fleeing security forces, repression, having them the problem much and have me run away because of the killings. there is no security unlike when, but shutting us of the was in power. now we are being tutored eyes. these people don't believe they have a future with the new authorities in damascus. assurances from the new administration that order has been restored and an investigation will determine who was responsible for the mass killings have done. little to is anxieties. some say they've already lost everything. what they did by won't come down. yeah. maybe they killed my brothers and i was injured. i ran away with my children. do those who did this were not serious when they killed people in cold blood. last week i said loyalists carried out a coordinated assault on security forces. accounts are offensive, was launched, and the fighting escalate that there was

now that i'm out of the military i've been looking for ways to get involved in both my community and local. i've attended board of supervisors meetings. i've joined next villageing our elderly community. i'm also involved in the world affairs commonwealth club becoming a member of the veteran affairs commission would be an excellent way to broaden my public service. i'm intimately familiar with the challenges facing our veterans. we're separating and transitioning from the military. i myself am still going through the process of seeking approval for my own disability claim. i believe that being a member of the veterans affairs commission would be a perfect avenue to combine both my passion for our community and my experience as a veteran. thank you so much for your time and consideration. >> thank you so much. >> barkley sanders good morning supervisors. my name is barkley sanders i'm a resident of district six. since i moved here about eight years ago i'm a former signal system support specialist within the army national guard and finished in 2020. i've also worked in the tech industry for robinhood and facebook where i supported over 100,000 different emplo

. >> soma pilipinas is a community, the village that has been over a hundred years in the making. this is home to many generations ofo from the turn of the century, to the present. continues to be a gateway community for a lot of filipinos just arriving from the philippines. >> one of sth most prominent scines is filipino owned businesses become staples in the neighborhood. restaurants like manila bowl and jp restaurant offer [indiscernible] >> we call it [indiscernible] this is my passion. everybody's who came right now. we feel good right here. community is like a family. >> the eatery serve mouth watering dishes and provide a sense of home to the filipino community, preserving traditions passed down generation. >> a filipino restaurant utilizing california ingredients we honor traditional family recipe [indiscernible] we shop in the market 2 to 3 times a week. we make the filipino cuisine proud in san francisco. >> along with the culinary deliteds, soma philippine ow is home to san francisco top mix aulgists. filipino artistry is a facet of soma pilipinas rich tapestry. the filipino cultural heritage district tra

community. by 1857, he had erected a steam gristmill and formed the village of morristown. when lane's fort descended on morristown high on september 17, 1861, mr. morris was then age 45 and a prosperous businessman. he owned no slaves, and there is no record that. mr. wors at any time advocated the confederate. his profile clearly did not fit description of a bushwalker. despite being an apparent loyal citizen and providing significant economic benefit to his community lane's adherents, his businesses and mill setting them ablaze. ostensibly, lane's force was attempting to drive the southern leaning missouri state guard recruiters who were camped outside the village. however, there was no justification for destroying the village civilian property within the village. mr. morris his property was wrecked by an out of control represen of the federal government. as historian albert castile wrote a century later, lane became the first and probably man ever to command a large numbers of united states troops without legal authority from the federal government. this lawless operati

of grow up in a small town. it gives you a community that otherwise you don't and lose and i in the village because we were nyu students for a little while and when we said of course every puerto rican is going back to the island as was it it takes a little while to kill the myth of the return. and so when killed it then we need a place. and we actually looked around i almost moved to new jersey jersey. you have to understand, my wife was raised in new jersey and lived in new jersey when we got together. so we looked at the furthest i could, was inglewood, just on the other side of the of the bridge. and and then we went to washington heights and for me, washington, it's the equivalent of big alta. it was just full of the many kids rather than puerto ricans. but it was that same sense of community where the lady down the street will see me come from the subway and tell me by the you daughter we're sitting at bench since 1:00. and know she was not in school it's that sense of people telling you how bad you're managing your home. in real time. until languages in to and different accents different spanish accent but but s

distributor, a film centered around israel, destruction of the community and the occupied westbank won an oscar. the best documentary feature in my village now towards the with no other line and shows is randy so just tearing down homes and evicting residents to create and minutes resume. the film is a collaboration between palestinians and israelis as well. the documentary is set in mazda for yes, and the outside westbank, which is home to one of the co directors bus allowed drive. he told down to 0. the winning an oscar was a challenge to show people in western countries. what he's really is doing to communities such as i think this is a big mission, is a big as big as i said yesterday for everybody locked in this big event that it's very important due to not getting things a lot of so is in, in the subsidy about being for decades facing that stuff goes at that spoke rooms and the expansion of any good. is there any supplements and also a lot of them and the sections of our homes. oh, it wasn't by electricity or our rule to motor schools. any kind of life requirements we as but seem to try to build that and all of that we've built equi

. >> soma pilipinas is a community, the village that has been over a hundred years in the making. this is home to many generations of from the turn of the century, to the present. continues to be a gateway community for a lot of filipinos just arriving from the philippines. >> one of sth most prominent scines is filipino owned businesses become staples in the neighborhood. restaurants like manila bowl and jp restaurant offer [indiscernible] >> we call it [indiscernible] this is my passion. everybody's who came right now. we feel good right here. community is like a family. >> the eatery serve mouth watering dishes and provide a sense of home to the filipino community, preserving traditions passed down generation. >> a filipino restaurant utilizing california ingredients we honor traditional family recipe [indiscernible] we shop in the market 2 to 3 times a week. we make the filipino cuisine proud in san francisco. >> along with the culinary deliteds, soma philippine ow is home to san francisco top mix aulgists. filipino artistry is a facet of soma pilipinas rich tapestry. the filipino cultural heritage district tran

now that i'm out of the military i've been looking for ways to get involved in both my community and local. i've attended board of supervisors meetings. i've joined next villagean francisco, a nonprofit serving our elderly community. i'm also involved in the world affairs commonwealth club becoming a member of the veteran affairs commission would be an excellent way to broaden my public service. i'm intimately familiar with the challenges facing our veterans. we're separating and transitioning from the military. i myself am still going through the process of seeking approval for my own disability claim. i believe that being a member of the veterans affairs commission would be a perfect avenue to combine both my passion for our community and my experience as a veteran. thank you so much for your time and consideration. >> thank you so much. >> barkley sanders good morning supervisors. my name is barkley sanders i'm a resident of district six. since i moved here about eight years ago i'm a former signal system support specialist within the army national guard and finished in 2020. i've also worked in the tech industry for robinhood and facebook where i supporte

distributor, a film centered around israel, destruction of the community in the occupied westbank won an oscar the best documentary feature in my village. now the with no other line shows is randy soldiers tearing down homes and evicting residents to create a minute resume. the film is a collaboration between palestinians and israelis. well, the documentary is set in mazda for yesterday, and the outside westbank, which is home to one of the co directors boss allowed drive. he told down to 0, the winning an oscar. it was a challenge to show people in western come.