keep it on the willow from venmo.t ityou got to take off your gloves or it you need a chest seal? i have a chest seal. okay. we're watch out. yep did you see anything? hear anything? you see anythingthe idea. ready yeah. no. that's fine. all right. okshows an overview of the scene robbery victim's scooter at thewk scene of the ois. this photo shows the suspect's firearm with a malfunction the scene. this photo shows the suspect's firearm unloaded this photo shows the department issued firearm used by officer one. this concludes my presentation. i will now introduce the commanding tenderloin police station acting captain daniel manning. good afternoon. my n. i was the acting captain of tenderlaloin involved shooting occurred. since the day of the incident, i have been communicating with our community leaders, neighbors, and stakeholders to addreny concerns. members from my community, police advisory board have also been briefed. the officers of tenderloin be responsive, empathetic and proactive in their approach toward

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the occurred on the 100 block of willow street■.ou will teinology and radio code language commonly used by officers. 211 is a robbery. 221 is a person with a gun. code foo furt. bwc is body worn. camerah the department of emergency management dispatcher and radio communications eaw or extended range impact weapon is a less lethal force option. officers use this we deployro referred to as a beanbag or a 4d foam baton. areas are designed is a verbal announcemento other officers of their intent to deploy the iaw. the precise chronology of this incident is currently under investigation the very early stages of an administrative investigation that can takeplet, and y

it happened near downtown willow glen just after noon yesterday. a man broke into a home and stole the homeowner's clothes, shoes and jewelry, including wedding rings from the resident's late parents. the victim doesn't want to be identified because she worries the thief might come back, but she thinks he spent nearly an hour inside her home and the burglar didn't just take things. he also left something puzzling behind. she found a cash register and receipts in her garage. it all didn't make sense until she learned the johns of willow glen restaurant was broken into hours earlier. it clicked that there were tills in the garage, so with my friend that was here for support, we went and looked at the tills again. and that's when we found multiple receipts and a menu for john's restaurant. okay, so what are police saying about this then, ian? do they think it's connected? well, they're certainly investigating that possibility. we also checked back in with the owner of john's of willow glen today. antonio carmona gave us this video showing a man leavin

people living on willow street were told to clear out. this isn't the first time the city has cleared out willow street. this is video from 2020. you can see vehicles where tents once stood. fast forward to 2023 and it looked just as bad as ever. wilson walker was there this morning when crews came in and when they came back just hours later. >> you're trying to get indoors? >> no. >> i got to kindly ask you to start packing the tent and get this off the sidewalk so we can sanitize and clean the street, okay? >> all right. >> thank you. >> reporter: when 8:00 rolled around, these two blocks of willow street were lined with several dozen people and maybe 15 or so tents. by everyone's account there were more people here the day before, only many of them decided to move on once word spread of what was coming. >> dpw is coming to take all of your stuff tomorrow and to be ready for it. that's all i've heard. >> i've watched this happen many, many, many times. i'm curious what is happening today that is different? >> nothing. absolutely nothing

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so, today, the city cleared willow street. our wilson walker was there as city workers moved in and shows us what happened after they left. >> can we get you indoors? >> i need to kindly ask you to get your stuff out so we can sanitize the street and sidewalk. >> reporter: they were lined with deaf ral dozen people. 15 or so tents. by everyone's account there were more people here the day before only many of them decided to move on once word spread of what was coming. >> dpw is coming to take all of your stuff tomorrow and to be ready for it. that is all i heard. >> i watched it happen many, many times. i am curious what is happening today that is different? >> nothing. absolutely nothing. this is normal operations. it is our usual protocol. we have done 72 hour noticing. we started with homeless out reach, encampment resolution team offering shelter. >> david is with the city's healthy streets operation center. >> we are still operating right now as if the injunction and the lawsuit that is definitely still in place. >> repor

here is video from willow street in the tenderloin just this morning where several dozen people, many living in tents, were told to leave. some folks came back hours later, but crews were there enforcing the law. we did obtain a schedule from the city's healthy streets operation center. it was laying out the schedule for more sweeps in the next few days. our lauren toms spoke with one man who was about to be cleared out. he said he's not optimistic about the city's ability to help. >> i'm never scared. i don't want to go to jail over doing something like this. i'm just trying to live. >> reporter: in less than a day simon's encampment beneath the intersection of 101 and 280 in san francisco is going to be removed for street cleaning. his encampments have been swept too many times for him to count, but he says for the first time he received an early warning to pack up his belongings. >> i'm using the day to connect or look out and see what i can do, where i can go, but i know i wouldn't be here come tomorrow morning. >> reporter: simon has been unhoused the last nine years. he tried re

a home is broken into in the willow glen neighborhood, and the suspect leaves behind evidence of another crime. he committed. what people are doing to stay safe in that area. welcome to the news at 530. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. and i'm raj mathai. a lot of anger and frustration in san francisco's hayes valley. this all started about a year ago when a fire ripped through a nearby building on octavia street. but it's what happened. or what hasn't happened since that fire that really has them upset. here's nbc's marianne favro. neighbors are concerned that this property is still abandoned and unsecured, and they believe that squatters are getting in through this hole in the fence. fire ripped through this building on octavia street last august, destroying the 14 unit condo project that was under construction. neighbors say a year later, nothing has been done to clear the property, and they're worried about the risk of more fires or other problems. i think it's been vacant for a long time, and i'd like to see them do something with the property. it's there's obviously

tonight we're hearing from a business owner in willow glen who says someone came through the roof tonside his restaurant. they took his register, but the damage to the kitchen is what's really costing him. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran has the details. jocelyn. yeah, audrey, one of the owners of the restaurant, john's of willow glen, says it's going to cost him thousands of dollars. he is shocked about what happened and the way he believes they were able to get in. he's been working here since 1989 and says this is the first time something like this has happened to him. tonight this sign is on the front door of the restaurant, john's of willow glen, notifying customers they're closed for the day. okay right there. antonio carmona is the co-owner. he says he woke up this morning to a call saying someone had broken into the restaurant. his two registers were missing and there was damage to his kitchen. he believes whoever broke in came in through this tube in the restaurant's ventilation hood. only accessible from the roof. the we call them the bill. the second the hot air to get out. h

jeff mullin is the owner of the willow glen creamery on lincoln avenue. it's been a successful business for 22 years, and that's one reason why he's surprised to see what's happening down the block. two longtime and popular restaurants shutting down within weeks of each other. >> and i am surprised that they are not making it in willow glen, because we have everything you need to be successful. plenty of people. beautiful weather. great community. i'm very surprised and sad. >> reporter: braise restaurant and bar closed late last month with the chef/owner posting a note on the door saying, quote, due to put multiple determining factors, it has become impossible for us to keep the business going. that was followed by a similar handwritten note on another day saying, we will be closed. the owners of a chocolate shop a few doors down worry what it means. >> disheartening. it's very disappointing, very sad to see your neighbors close up. >> reporter: other business owners say several factors could be at play, including the rising cost of labor, food, and util

justamente me encuentro en la avenida willow, la cual ha sido el escenario de una preocupante ola des tenido robos específicamente en toyotas, corollas y camiones. ha habido reportados 6 robos. han sido 24 llantas en total. porque le robaron sus llantas y el cartel eléctrico. entonces misael vive en otra área de la ciudad. pero también ha sido víctima de robo, no solo de llantas y rines, sino del vehículo toyota completo y luego pues no solo con eso, sino que lo tiraron a un río, a un canal. nos dice qué es lo que considera que les llama la atención a los amantes de lo ajeno? traen un material especial en los rines y luego buscan un carro que tenga un buen rodado para poderle sacar dinero también al al producto que son las llantas ya que vienen muchos, vienen estándar las llantas y los rines, entonces a cualquier otro carro le puede quedar si vive a lo largo de la avenida willow entre las avenidas shaw y ashland. la policía recomienda reportar cualquier actividad sospechosa a las autoridades, revisar cámaras de seguridad en búsqueda de actividad inusual durante las fechas mencionadas

there is cold water there, there on the mountain there are steep willows, there is cold.ts, i am on my side about the dissemination of hundreds of products from this region, and we are in charge of the study of the book, there lust after only sweet songs sound pradzyusar genatsi rakvash, vyachaslav statkevich, masters of the belarusian dzyarzhaunaga folk music ensemble saint and yago salist tatstsyana kirysyuk. tazziana, glory to genadz, i love you. aksana, come on! i think that maybe and not atrymatstsa stostsі, but then i look, not so, plyadzeeshy, i ’ll say navat, schlyagyarochak, maybe. vyachaslav statkevich, master of the belarusian folk music ensemble of the holy beldzerzh philharmonic, author of music and texts, member of the jury of prestigious music competitions, winner of the french medal ska skaryny and others uznagarod scene 33 bastards. on saturday i will go for a walk in the green garden, i will sit under the white birch tree, i will wait happily, i will sit under the white birch tree. i’ll ask, i’ll wait sweetly, i can’t wait for yoga, that means ben doesn’

of course one of the most important days is easter, it was accepted in verbno. to go, to light the willow, to come home, and the hostess had to necessarily go through all the members of the family, beat, it is obligatory the oldest from the house had to go around all the members of the family and the host takes goes, also goes around his entire household with this willow, and for a whole year it is kept at home near the icon, well, and then the next one, if a new one is brought and somewhere in the old one i hide, but not to throw it away in no case it was impossible to throw it away. our ancestors gave their own flavor to everything that surrounded them, the whole alphabet of rural life is encrypted, for example, in homespun shirts, in their creation, a variety of art forms were combined, such as embroidery, weaving, lace-making, straw-weaving, appliques, wool felting and others. the patterns on the shirts were created according to their own laws. each combination of ornaments had a certain meaning, for example, from... but in the last century, wearing just such a dress was considered ve

all the members of the family and the owner takes it and goes around his entire household with this willow. and for a whole year it is kept at home near image, and then the next one, if it’s new, they bring it and hide the second one somewhere, but don’t throw it away, it was absolutely forbidden to throw it away. our ancestors gave their own flavor to everything that surrounded them, the whole alphabet of peasant life is encrypted, for example, in homespun shirts, in their creation the most different types of art were combined, this is embroidery, weaving, lace-making, straw-weaving. the patterns on the shirts were created according to their own laws, each combination of ornament had a certain meaning, for example, a distinctive feature of the pinsk region are birds and rowan berries embroidered on fabric. in our hall , we have a wedding dress, it looks very simple nowadays, but in the last century, wearing just such a dress was considered very prestigious. was it short or was it floor-length? no, it was a bit short, it didn't go to the floor, the veil was longer, if you don't know that t

we move on to sea swims, attention to the screen, yes, in florida , a loggerhead sea turtle named willownto the ocean after rehabilitation, she was found on the twenty -fifth of june on a nearby beach with multiple injuries, the emaciated reptile had a damaged left fin, and its shell had time to be covered with barnacles, the turtle was taken to the local marine life center, where veterinarians prescribed her treatment after a few weeks willow fully recovered, hundreds of local residents came to ceremonially see him off, at the moment , loggerhead turtles, as they are also called, are listed in the red book as a vulnerable species, adult individuals of this species can reach a meter in length. our four-legged friends find a new home, let's get acquainted with lonnie, he is looking for owners, good morning, meet lonely, a smart , mischievous, affectionate guy, he is 7 years old, and today he will be looking for his way home. loni came to the homeless animal assistance center a year ago. his owners left belarus , leaving the dog in the care of neighbors, but they were unable to keep him fo

this happened back in may of 2023 near willow and long streets. police say a man was found shot to death at that encampment while a woman suffered non-life threatening injuries. the suspect has now been booked on murder charges in san francisco. >> police say they have seized multiple vehicles involved in a recent sideshow. police say investigators tracked down all five cars and impounded the cars with a 30 day mandatory hold. police say the vehicles are connected to a sideshow back in june at embarcadero and washington. the incident involved a caravan of vehicles, and police say at one point, participants purposely set a car on fire. >> as president, i will be laser focused on creating opportunities for the middle class that advance their economic security, stability and dignity. >> after much anticipation, vice president kamala harris unveiled her economic agenda today during a rally in the battleground state of north carolina. harris pledged to build what she calls an opportunity economy. her campaign says this policy dump ahead of the democrat

we found him at the corner of willow and larkin streets. not everybody wants help man. not everybody does it's sad. i just some people just aren't ready, he says. he declined the shelter that was offered to him before because it feels like jail. others say they want apartments, not rooms where they have to share with strangers, not just the drug issue, but there's a lot of mental issues out here neighbors say a permanent fix will require more housing. caseworkers and ultimately a lot more money that the city may not have. all the candidates are talking about what they want to do about homeless, but of course nobody has a way to figure out how to get more places for these folks to go. ramsey says he appreciates the city for stepping up their efforts, but he wants a long-term fix. have a full fledged solution. don't just do things just to try to get reelected. and then boom, once you're elected, things drop again. people don't want to see that >veronica>over the first four days of the sweep, city workers say 90% of the homeless they encountered refused going to a shelter.

one of the most important days is easter, it was customary on palm sunday. not to go and light the willowe home, and the hostess had to go through all the family members. bila, it is the eldest one from the house who must go around all the family members, and the owner takes it and goes and also goes around his entire household with this willow, and for a whole year it is kept at home near the icon, well, and then the next year, if a new one is brought and somewhere in old i hide, but do not throw away, in no case should it be thrown away. our ancestors gave their own flavor to everything that surrounded them. the whole alphabet of peasant life is encrypted, for example, in homespun shirts, in their creation the most different types of art were combined. these are embroidery, weaving, lace-making, straw-weaving, applique, felting, wool and others. the patterns on the shirts were created according to their own laws. each combination of ornament had a certain meaning. here, for example, to distinguish. in the present time it looks very simple, but in the last century wearing exactly this dr

longtime restaurants in san jose's willow glen neighborhood abruptly closing. so we're going to talk to businesses about the challenges that they are facing. >>> plus, we'll ehear from some of the vendors at the oakland coliseum who will be forced to try and find new ways to make ends meet once the a's leave for sacramento. so all of that coming up in about ten minutes. >>> but let's talk to vern. he's got sports, right next to me. >> you got it, jules. the nfl up top. we're less than two days away from the 49ers preseason opener. brandon aiyuk is still on the roster, but san francisco has chosen another receiver as a backup plan. his name is robbie chosen. he's agreed to a deal with the forty-niners, an eight-year veteran, formally known eas robbie anderson. spent last season in miami a similar offense. more depth in the receiver room if aiyuk is traded. >>> defensive lineman drake jackson won't be doing cart wheels any time soon. he was ruled out for the season with a knee injury as he continues to recover from surgery that caused him to miss the final nine g

reporta los hechos reportan robos de llantas y rines en los apartamentos a lo largo de la avenida willowficamente en toyotas, corollas y camrys. ha habido reportados 6 robos. han sido 24 llantas en total porque le robaron sus llantas. y el cartel eléctrico. entonces misael vive en otra área de la ciudad, pero también ha sido víctima de robo. no solo de llantas y rines, sino del vehículo toyota completo y luego pues no solo con eso, sino que lo tiraron a un río, a un canal. nos dice qué es lo que considera que les llama la atención a los amantes de lo ajeno? traen un material especial en los rines y luego buscan un carro que tenga un buen rodado para poderle sacar dinero también al al producto que son las llantas ya que vienen muchos, vienen estándar las llantas y los rines, entonces a cualquier otro carro le puede quedar si vive a lo largo de la avenida willow entre las avenidas shaw y ashland. la policía recomienda reportar cualquier actividad sospechosa a las autoridades, revisar cámaras de seguridad en búsqueda de actividad inusual durante las fechas mencionadas, instalar seguros de r

. >> some places like willow street in the tenderloin were cleared a number of times, sometimes within the same day. we went back to find out if it is working. >> reporter: we went to three different spots where the city removed encampments in the last week, this is one of those and the tents have returned at all three spots. >> this one wasn't here this morning. the gentleman, this gentleman just moved in right now, you saw him walk in, he was not here. >> reporter: a few returned to set up tents, hair stylist, ramsey, says this comes after city workers cleared out the area five days ago. >> as soon as cops go, they will be back in the next day. where do they got to go? it doesn't surprise me at all. >> reporter: ramsey works at a salon across from the encampment, he says people return after each removal. >> what good is doing that if there is no solution long term for the individuals? how can you, yeah, be more aggressive but also be aggressive in having sustainable system. >> reporter: a nearby folsom street between 18th and 19th streets, these people tell me the city had cleared th

pond, for children it is getting to know our nature, because here are our belarusian birches, our willowsaisies, phloxes, and you can not only see them, but touch them, smell them, and even my daughter collected something for the herbarium, we studied it in biology at school. and why did she choose dendrosata? because many tree-shrub species bear delicious fruits, the wrinkled rose is the largest sweet rose hip in the thickets of rose hips, it weaves its cozy nests and, of course, fruit trees grow nearby, and chokeberry, red rowan, that is, it is clear, the table is simply gorgeous for this little animal, so it feels safe here and is always well-fed. and, of course, fish, which feel just great in our decorative pond. thus, dundrasad is both an object of attraction and nature conservation. telenovina. this concludes the release. news of the region and other projects of the belarusian tv campaign are available for free on the website tvar.by. reception. we were glad to hear about drobesa. it is easy to feel the connection between time and heat respect. skin care is traditional. syonnya, yea

it happened in may of 2023 near willow and long streets. police say a man was found shot to death at the encampment while a woman suffered non-life threatening injuries. the suspect has been booked into the county jail on murder charges. >> in san francisco, police say they seized a number of vehicles involved in a recent sideshow. police say investigators tracked down five vehicles and impounded those cars with a 30 day mandatory hold. police say they were all connected to a sideshow that happened back in june at embarcadero and washington. that sideshow involved a caravan of vehicles and police say at one point, participants purposely set a car on fire. >> well, just one week after outside lands at golden gate park and music and food and festivities, another concert on saturday will bring in the equivalent number of people as a major convention. ktvu tom vacar spent the day at the park, which will be a cash cow for the city and its businesses. >> saturday night, the polo fields will be rocking and rolling again with the golden gate concer

is a place where you can stand, think, reflect, i love the old suburb, i love any alley where our willowsrow, so i like to be on the river bank, and there next to us we once lived in the belarus hotel, and there is a lake nearby, well, it ’s impossible, the eyes are used to this beauty, but for us it is every time it is something extraordinary, i will take away the heart of love, respect for us. love, this is my name, probably, it obliges me, i sometimes complained to archimandrite joseph, well, why am i tired, this is public work, he says, well, you have such a mission, and i am inspired by this word, that i have such a mission, this is what i live for, here i took the notes, we will sing cranes fly through the forest, a lot of master classes are held. peace can be preserved if you preserve the memory of your roots, your ancestors, those who lived on this land, beautiful, clean, i can truly say, pure, clean, white russia. as part of the official visit, the belarusian delegation, headed by the chairperson of the council of the republic natalia kachanova, met with the president of uzbekist

we'll take a look at tense scene in willow glen this evening.eavy police presence at a barber shop san jose police confirming to us special operations was serving a search warrant. investigators were searching exquisite barber shop there in willow glen on brace avenue. our cameras spotted about a dozen people just kind of sitting outside on the sidewalk as police looked inside that store, i pulled up to la villa about an hour ago to come and get something to eat, and i pull up and i see the merge truck here, and they were on their loudspeaker saying, come out. police say the investigation is ongoing and are not releasing any other information. by 745 tonight, business was back to normal at that barbershop. the barbers told us off camera. the officers didn't tell him what they were there for and just left with no arrests. well, new video shows an arrest during an fbi raid at a san francisco towing company. it happened around 730 this morning at specialty towing on oakdale avenue, right near the bayview and china basin. neighbors say they heard lo

, that's based on the analytics you got, look, i didn't claim the protesters were beating the willowsmber that i claimed, i said that based on the material investigation, there are such and such versions, the first, second, third, well, what you just heard is a fragment of the conversation that we managed to record with oleg tatarov on september 22, 21 year, in october, more precisely , it was the beginning of october, it was the city of truskavets, it was a congress of the servant of the people party, where they invited... oleg tatarov, well , we saw him in the lobby of the hotel, and here were the journalists who he was questioned, firstly, how he ended up in the president's office, who invited him, by the way, once upon a time andriy yarmak was asked the same thing, and he said that... oleg tatarov's resume just landed on his desk, he decided to invite him, and so they had a meeting, but oleg tatarov says roughly the same thing, that they say he came to the president's office, met yarmak, and he offered him a job, also you could just hear how oleg tatarov commented on the maidan an

to the trinity of abavyazkova the willows were waving, they were dancing from the galinas of birch, charmsgrant greens, and er, beetroot, lovage, firewood and other species that were important in the salayan custom. darechy, in some meats, the kolkasts of the vyanka added a kolkasti of ўhazhora, which began to dance and chatter, in other kolkasts of members of our family. what kind of government officials are there? let's go to this jumping summer abrad after visiting the studio gukazapisu, there a new afarbouk for a folk song is hovering over the created new afarbouki for a folk song, soundpradzer genats rakvasha and spyavak danila us. let's brighten it up a bit, let's plant green grass in the garden, which i don't want to forget. well, first answer the question, tell me about your plans, maybe about your successes, when i was 16 i was a participant in national and republican festivals, such as molodechna, the republican festival of national cultures, and of course this is all a lot of work and my work and the work of my teachers, with whom i am friends, i'm probably going, success. yeah,

and i want to show you some video of that two block stretch of willow and polk street or willow street along polk street. that is where the clearing operation took place yesterday morning. it took about three hours to clear the 27 tents that were there in the morning. that is less than the number of tents that were there on sunday, when people were first given notice of the clearing. now, before an operation like this takes place, the unhoused are given notice about three days out, and then the morning of the clearing teams once again give notice and offer options of voluntarily leaving or accepting shelter. most, according to the manager of the healthy streets operations center, volunteer to leave instead of accept city services. i think this is a process. it's not something that you can do overnight. it's people that are heavily, engaged with multiple issues. it takes time to engage them to get a behavior change. and since the grants pass, supreme court ruling, law enforcement here in the city has clear parameters on what they can and cannot do. san francisco police chief bill scott

the impacted areas include parts of downtown san jose cambrian park willow. glen and fruitdale, the vector control district will conduct a spray treatment in the areas that are shaded here on the map. that's happening next wednesday at 10:00pm in the area of newport avenue and bad avenue. >> people don't have to leave or move. and you can find the latest information on west nile virus and also the scheduled treatments. >> santa clara county's website. coming up here. a couple of tropical systems are spinning right near hawaii. we'll get the latest from meteorologist kyla grogan on the conditions in the pacific. also ahead, usd superintendent giving an update and the oakland mayor is reacting after school drinking water tested positive for high levels of lead. also, there's this bridge in san leandro that is getting some much-needed repairs. will take a look at what finally being i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fe

there on the mountain there are steep willows, there is cold water, there is dzyauchyna. the dark-haired the dzeuki tsi esst's hut at tsyabe's hut, well, vary shirok, that i had to do with me, kal' dze'ka pasteli, i 'll go to sleep. dzeuka zala, pasila, yes the father herself lay down, oh, right here, right here, yes! i wish i could, i don’t boast, i’ll give you my clothes, i started laughing, i started brunching, i’m a little boy, damn me, my dear brother, yes, i ’m dead, where are you going? machyўsya, because the yashchor is not past, how many guns i have left, fractional dosechak paishoў, zaishoў and your luck, the very twist of the skury, manish, manish, squishy, ​​dear deck. we have worked hard glory, glory in the direct figurative sense, fertile land, in caring hands, our main wealth when with joy from i want to share what i have achieved, create and develop, carefully preserving traditions, in the name of a successful happy future, where everyone's contribution to the common cause is significant. and life with others in unity and love, that's true happiness. it's always warm here

the garden is like from a painting by claude manet, weeping willow, japanese bridges and water liliesotif of the great impressionist. unique tonal nuances, white water lilies by claude monet from the collection of the pushkin state museum of fine arts. this garden is dedicated to this particular canvas. claude manet bought geverny when he was already feeling good on the market, he had previously rented this space, this sat and house in the norman village of geverny. he loved it very much. this place. manai himself was an amateur gardener in the commune of geverny, he laid out lawns and then captured them on his canvases. masterpieces of painting are recognized not only in flower beds, here. for example, here, like a fragment, is the painting frog pond by claude manet. and next to it is a garden in honor of the great surrealist rene magritte. the eternal. classics, the son of man and the endless mysteries inherent in magritte. with the help of painting i make my thoughts visible, said rene magritte. for the centenary of his work, we created a garden. looking at the painting, you can as

it's been 6 months since you boss and willow d. me a team got relocated to a quiet little village in the chair across the region in central ukraine. the 1st time we heard a thunder storm while we were so scared, especially as the sound of the thunder rolling.

. >> -- 100% certainty we would lose our baby girl, willow, and we were sent home.hree days, we waited until amanda was sick enough to receive standard abortion care. eventually, amanda's temperature spiked. she was shaking, disoriented, and crashing. i don't remember what i threw into our bag that day, only that instead of welcoming willow, i was hoping amanda's life could be saved. i'm here tonight because the fight for reproductive rights isn't just a woman's fight. this is about fighting -- [ cheers and applause ] this is about fighting for our families. and as kamala harris says, our future. [ cheers and applause ] >> every time i share our story, my heart breaks for the girl we wanted desperately, for the doctors and nurses who couldn't help me deliver her safely, for josh, who feared he would lose me too. but i was lucky. i lived. so i'll continue sharing our story, standing with women and families across the today because of donald trump more than one in three women of reproductive age in america lives under an abortion ban. a second trump term would rip awa

we found him at the corner of willow and larkin street. >> not everybody wants help, man.ybody does. it's sad. some people just aren't ready. >> reporter: he says he declined shelter offered before because it feels like jail. others say they want apartments, not rooms where they have to share with strangers. >> it's not just a drug issue. there are a lot of mental issues. >> reporter: a permanent fix will require more housing, case workers, and ultimately a lot more money that the city may not have. >> all the candidates are talking about what they want to do about homeless but nobody has a way to figure out how to get more places for the folks to go. >> reporter: ramsey appreciates the city for stepping up efforts but wants a longterm fix. >> have a full fledged solution. don't just do things to get elected and then once you are elected, things drop again. people don't want that. >> over the first days city workers say 90% of the homeless refuse going to a shelter. workers report they removed 81 tents and made eight arrests. >>> in oakland, five people were shot at a side

museum, where we can see a little bit of history, that is, how the parish developed, who owned the willow, that is , there are different families here and their coats of arms, according to this side attributes that were used, for example also arnad 18, 18th century, 18, yes, this is it so well preserved. i definitely like my trip, i suggest continuing it with the city limits and going closer to nature, saying, it is amazing here. oh, just for the sake of this picturesque, look, the view, it was worth coming here. i am on the bank of the neman, and you know, this is just a wonderful place to relax, all that remains is to settle in only with comfort, let's go, i am you for the first time in this city ​​and i wanted to say that you have a very beautiful, cozy place here with taste, but please tell us, viewers, what do you provide here for guests? for our guests we provide our comfortable houses, here you can rent a separate room, also for a house for a company, a company, great, well, once... tell me again, how many people can be accommodated here? - in our houses you can accommodate 30 peop

of her name, the name, but there is another legend that in in the city of ivya there were a lot of willows, so yes, the name of the city of ivya also came from the name of this tree, we are now in a museum and what we... why such a loud name museum of national cultures, and the fact is that for many centuries here lived, live , we hope in the future in a world of harmony and tolerance will be... more than 70%, there are many jews here or today, unfortunately, we do not have a single family and not a single person, a lot of jews died, were destroyed as a result of the great patriotic war, to this day day we see, our a ibyev synagogue has been preserved, and it is unusual, yes, it is not used for its intended purpose, now there is a children's sports school there, but it is very well preserved, because you see how it looked in 1916 and has practically not changed its appearance, yes, we had four of them, as a result of a fire, one burned down in prasa, no, there were four synagogues, as a result of a fire one completely wooden burned down, three were restored, but now we have two, this large

it's been 6 months since you boss and willow d me a team got relocated to a quiet little village in the to our coffee region in central ukraine. the 1st time we hear the phone.

is in honor of her name, but there is another legend that in the city of ivya there were a lot of willows, so yes, from the name of this tree the name of the city of ivya also came, we are now in the museum, and what can we see in this museum, what do you imagine, our museum is relatively young, 15 years ago the doors of our museum opened for visitors, and many who come to... to visit us here are surprised, well, a small town, only a few thousand people, why such a grand name: the museum of national cultures, and the fact is that people of different nationalities have lived here for many centuries, we hope that in the future people of different nationalities will live in a world of harmony and tolerance. it turns out that ive is the only city in belarus in which there is a monument to four confessions, in the museum you describes. will tell a lot of interesting things about the life and everyday life of representatives of different cultures who live on this land, on the reflection of many centuries. and we usually begin a conversation about the indigenous population from distant, distant,

for children this is an introduction to our nature, because here are our belarusian birches, our willowsour daisies, phloxes, and you can not only see them, but touch them sniff, and even my daughter collected something for the herbarium, at school in biology we study the botany section and it is so wonderful that we ... this is the largest sweet rose hip in the thickets of rose hips, she makes her cozy nests and nearby grow, of course, fruit trees, and chokeberry, red rowan, that is , it is clear, the table is simply gorgeous for this little animal, so he feels safe here always well-fed, and of course the fish, which feel just great. their forest kingdom not only as a hostess, but also as a research fellow, participates in selection experiments, supervises biology students who come here for practical training. the arboretum plans to expand and...

>> pink, who sang a stirring rendition of her hit what about us with her daughter willow?t about all the broken, happy ever afters? >> i can't move. >> even queen bee, who didn't make it to the convention, was still there in spirit. beyonce's song freedom has become the harris campaign's official anthem of sorts. myself won't let my freedom. the rousing song now, the soundtrack for harris's rally entrances. freedom, freedom i can't move. it's also featured in official campaign ads. freedom becoming a major theme throughout the convention. but more than anything else, let us choose freedom. >> why? because that's the best of america. >> we believe that freedom requires us to recognize that other people have the freedom to make choices that are different than ours. that's okay. in this election, many other fundamental freedoms are at stake. >> but can star power really translate into political power? i just hope all this week the democrats rolling out a-listers. yes, go great from john legend getting the midwestern vibe going with prince's let's go crazy warming up the crowd

you have a very cute kitty, i want to say, she's just like that, a nimble asset, masha, this is his willowe loves her more, me, probably, even more so, i love both of them, but what, some kind of premiere of a film were you in the area, when everything was filmed, you were invited somewhere to be shown, you were definitely there, they called, they took us on a bus, whoever wanted, and what didn't you want, but in general then i didn't have a husband for a year and that's why i didn't go, so that people wouldn't say , that's why, what are they saying now, what are they saying now, you don't know, who grabbed a star, well, our people in the village don't say that, well, maybe people somewhere say it, in the village, no, because he lived in the village for 50 years, think for yourself, who would have wanted to for him a long time ago for... came out, well, well, yes, well, yes, he wanted to live with me, and tell me , what is lesha like, here is his main quality, well , he is kind, even though he sometimes screams, he does not scream for long, everything immediately goes away quickly, even hi

and if you know about willow run was the factor he built. ford building was a mile to build the b-24 bombers and there were a lot problems. there were technical problems in manufacturing problems. there were some design problems. when lindbergh does make a big difference in the quality of critical plane in the war, towards the end of the war. he goes to the pacific as a private contractor. he helps the marines redesign their fighter planes. he them greater range, greater maneuverability. he dramatically improves the performance of these fighters and he ends up flying 50 combat missions as a civilian end of his life as complicated. my wife says not allowed to tell you what it is you have to by the book but just say it's worth it. so i'm going to end the with and the story about franklin and winston and i really summarizes their relationship so really after pearl harbor churchill basically runs down to the dock and jumps on a boat and they across the atlantic to the visit roosevelt in washington. he spends christmas at the white house as a fam