i'm matt live >gianna>and get ready to groove at stern grove.nds of poolside is back in the bay. we catch up with them ahead of their performance. that's up next >gianna>well, pop group sylvan esso will perform this weekend at stern grove. the electronic duo and real life couple say there is nothing like an outdoor music experience, >>>>so i'm excited to see them i'm also excited to play during the day. yeah, we never get to play during the day. yeah >gianna>well, the duo has been on the road for much of the summer. this show happens to be their final one of the year well, the grammy nominated group will co-headline with the daytime disco sounds of poolside and frontman jeffrey paradise tells me he's happy to be back playing where he got his start right here in the bay area >>>>now >>san francisco's sort of my spiritual home, like i still love it there. and, >>>>you >>know, la is just >>>>where >>i had to move to do music. i think it was a smart decision, but i feel like san francisco is such a beautiful city it's hard to take it out of your hea

well and the next day, herbie hancock will be headlining the stern grove summer concert series. he's going to be busy this weekend, and he'll be joined by an all star group of musicians who come together every year as the sfjazz collective. they tell me they're excited to take the stage and support the bay area's thriving music and arts community >>>>it's sort of an national kind of all star band that the sfjazz center has, has organized >>>the sfjazz collective, a who's who of musicians >>>>from >>across the >>>>country. it's obviously done through the auspices of the the sfjazz center and they bring together a group of musicians every year, to you know, form a band that, that really doesn't have a leader. so when we meet you know, then we then we kind of start the process of working on the repertoire, seeing where, exactly what we're going to focus on for that year. >>>so this is where >>>>this >>blows >>my mind >>>a little >>>>bit. >>you guys literally are >>>>not >>right now yet >>>>in >>about four days >>>>you're >>going >>to >>put together and play, you know, for >>>>her >

diane did not up for life in poplar grove. expect that she would weather repeated calls to alert her children that another friend dead by suicide or find herself learning how to support youth through grief and tragedy. it's difficult to these incidents as it is and it can be harder yet for adults who are expected to pull themselves together and without training, say helpful, supportive things that get through to the children in their lives. and if the first words an adult utters a kid are hurtful or like, quote unquote, they're just so hard to take back adult seemed understandably angry to, just as kids expected adults to and take charge. adults like the school and the community should be leading post vention. there was no collective sense. surely should be brought in. there was no collective sense. this is what we should. these are the experts in the field. they deal with this all the time. denise a young adult and suicide loss survivor, shared she couldn't think any adults who, drawing on scientific clinical evidence came in

he'll be headlining the stern grove festival this sunday. >> ♪ >> opening stern grove tomorrow is indieake fruit. they are from oakland. we spoke with lead singer kennedy amato. she tells us being latina front lining an indie band is rare. >> it's important to me that, you know, i'm, like, singing some of the songs in spanish, and, like, translating stuff, and making sure that it, you know, remains accessible. >> reporter: if you can't make it out to stern grove, you can catch the festivities on our sister station, kpix plus, as well as most of the rest of us the rest of the concerts around the month. >>> and coming up next, canines hanging 10. in pacifica. we'll show you who took home the top prizes at the world dog surfing championship. >>> and, since we were just speaking of stern grove, we're going to start the first alert forecast coming up with a detailed look at stern grove. >>> one of the world's best human surfers are in tahiti, competing in the olympics. these are not the human surfers. this morning, a much different kind of international competition on the waves. >> pacifica

meaning anywhere they move is going to be like poplar grove. we were able to say it now, or i live is different and here is the ways in which i live is different. sometimes it's kids sometimes only know what theyis know. so books like this can help us expose kids that are growing up in one environment to other ways of thinking about the world. there's also stories about adult kids who grew up and survived losing friends to suicide or even having suicidal thoughts themselves in the beautiful lives they are living and they are so glad tos be living. it is absolutely safe and appropriate for any teenager to pick up whether they have suicidal thoughts or not. into your first question or your first comment which ie apprecie diane's case her daughter it was the best front of the person who had died which is a little bit different. but another thing that is really confusing about kids is that sometimes people matter to them for very strange reasons. we are not always going to understand it could be as simple as someone was kind to them and they are ha

. >> i never thought we would be playing at stern grove one day, but here we are. >> stern grove this weekend, and a glow party with some big trucks taking over chase center, it is an action-packed weekend so let's get started. >> let's get started on this friday morning, thank you so much for joining us, i'm gianna franco, and zoe is here. >> we are kind of matching, i love it, great minds think alike. >> i'm already thinking i might need a jacket later on, the windshield wipers potentially, some rain in the forecast. >> yes, some drizzle , we do have misty conditions as the storm system has arrived and it is going to continue to impact us and bring us more cloud coverage, i want to so -- show you something pretty cool with our virtual technology, there is a large area of high pressure, it is impacting places across the central united states but for us, it is this storm system that is impacting us early this morning and it is bringing rain to the pacific northwest, for us mostly just windy conditions, that is going to be one of our bigger impacts as we step out over the next 48 hours

and stern grove on sunday.ing ceremony will bring a stunning end to 17 historic days. hear from swimming great katie ledecky. >>> also the end of the era for east bay baseball fans. hear from workers at oakland coliseum. >>> and as we take a live look outside on this friday morning. the weekend is here. so thankfully, you have got that to look forward to. a little fog though still kind of hanging out there this morning. but hopefully that will clear with the giants' game on tap tonight and outside lands starts today as well and again, don't forget stern grove on sunday. so lots to do and lots to look forward to. we'll talk more about that and continue the community conversation in just a couple of seconds over on pix+ 44 cable 12. so flip on over and join us and we'll see you there. i'm gayle king. ♪ >>> cue those trumpets as we welcome you to "cbs mornings." hello to our viewers on the we

. >> as i lived in the dorms, we would walk over to stern grove and see shows and i never thought me the drummer, we were friends in the dorms, would be playing at stern grove one day, but here we are. we're actually doing it, so yeah. >> reporter: he launched his dj career in the bay area. >> i started dj-ing in the dorms and i started becoming a bit of a mission dj, mission bars kind of dj and then i got to be -- i grew to be an opening act for big djs around san francisco and then yeah, then i moved to l.a. >> reporter: you have played all over the world. >> yeah, yeah. india and china, we've had offers, but other ayed at least somewhere most every other part of the world. >> reporter: doing what he loves from dj-ing to live musicians alongside him. >> it's like one of the few moments in life where you really forget about everything else besides the present present and so i think it's very -- it's something that keeps you going. the lifestyle of being a musician is not always simple. when you have those moments where you're like at one with the crowd and they're connected and when

. >>> plus it's the stern grove festival in san francisco.e have the highlights from the san francisco summer concert series. >>> the giants winning a series when i have to. and this time next sunday, brock purdy and the 49ers would have played a preseason game. training camp is in full swing. >> if you been watching our live coverage of stern grove, as great as it was at stern grove this afternoon, that is how great it is going to be everywhere. look at them or admire building in tomorrow morning york we are going to talk about the return of fog and what it means for introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. >>> strong wind and rain battered parts of laura as tropical storm debbie intensifies in the region. it is asked acted to strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall tomorrow. there is a tornado watch issued for much of the

plus, one of this week's stern grove's headliners.e looks back at his beginnings right here in the bay area right now, a live look outside before we head to break. stay with us. we'll be right back >>>>the highway you want to. >>>the raiders may have a new home, but old rivals are knocking at the door for the final (intercom) flight deck we are go for launch! (ethan) is that the one? (janet) so much space! that open kitchen! (tanya) ...is that a walk in closet? (ethan) i want those tiles! (intercom) boosters engaged. (ethan) wait! we've got a problem! (janet) problem?! (ethan) how can you sell your house when we're stuck on a space station for months???!!! (tanya) no, no! bad timing, janet!!! (janet) but that was the one!!!! (brian) no, no, no... opendoor!! (tanya) don't open the door. (brian) opendoor gives you the flexibility to sell and buy on your timeline. (all) really? (brian) yea!!! (intercom) we have liftoff. (janet) nice! (janet) houston we have a playroom! alright. what's the definition of character to you? umm... would you

>> sports the arts and we have stern grove.much every single sport i can think of which is only two right now. football and baseball. and we have both of those happening this weekend here in the bay so let's start off with what's going on outside today. before we dive into our weekend forecast. 70s and 80s off in the east bay. from fremont over into livermore and we have a return of the 90s also in concord and antioch. so warm weekend ahead. off in the east bay but still cool and cloudy along the coast. those winds continuing to move in from offshore. changing directions a little bit though as we head into this weekend and it's still going to be a breezy one for many of us throughout the bay. especially if you live near san francisco and half-moon bay and pacifica. let's make our way down into the santa clara valley. santa rosa throughout petaluma first off in the north bay we're holding on tight to 80s and it's very similar down into the santa clara valley too. stretching down into morgan hill today we're topping off at 88 deg

stern grove concert series almost at an end.e another chance to head out there though. >> and this upcoming saturday is the big picnic weekend with sill van esso and poolside and if you can't make it out there we'll be bringing you the show on our sister station, pix+ 44 cable 12. >>> and that does it for us here at 5:00. we will see you back here at 6:00 for a half an hour of news. >> and local news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. the cbs weekend news is next. see you in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, harris at the helm. the democrats' presidential nominee on a roll. today in battleground pennsylvania. the parties set to meet this week. >> reporter: i'm in

stern grove is kicking off. it will be a beautiful one, very, very packed but it's going to be a beautiful one nonetheless. and we're expecting sunnier skies off in our inland areas around that time. so the coast and san francisco and all throughout the peninsula, we hold on tight to those clouds heading into this weekend and early next week temperatures will dip a little bit this weekend, but then we average out into the upper 70s by next monday. heading into tuesday, notice the temperature dip also for our friends and our inland areas. once that area of low pressure moves in, not only does it bring in some clouds for our weekend forecast look at this. i mean, we have 90s today, low 80s tomorrow. and then you see that gradual warm up back into the 90s with sunshine right around the corner as we head into early next week >ott-1>we're just days away from the big desert arts festival, burning man, but where are the fans coming up? the fallout from some burning man burnout station here showcasing the bluegrass band

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perhaps we can catch up with fake fruit before they hit the stern grove stage hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't sharp and that doesn't work when you're writing a mystery and i knew i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear, much sharper. i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. prevagen keeps my brain working right. >>>>i run my run of my man i run a world run of my man >veronica>okay, we're liking the tunes today. we are listening to singer songwriter alex g. and he's going to be headlining the stern grove festival, happening on sunday the opening act, meanwhile, that will be indie rock band fake fruit and lauren ayub spoke with the leader of the band to learn more about the inspiration behind her melodies >>>reflecting new faces and different genres hannah de amato, the lead singer with indie rock group fake fruit, says she's excited

. >>> up next, grammy winning singer lucinda williams will take the stage this weekend at stern grovew she says some serious health issues have given her a greater appreciation for this opportunity. >> the thread between the audience and me, you know, the song is sounding great. you can >>> three time grammy award winner lucinda williams will take the stage sunday on stern grove. >> we had a chance to talk to her about how grateful she is to be back in california and back on stage. ♪ after all these years they still refuse ♪ >> reporter: lucinda williams can sing a story. the singer/songwriter known for weaving her words into lyrical journals with a style all her own. i can't put you in a genre, lucinda. everything is so different. >> it's hard to do, yeah. sometimes just for the synopsis of it, you know, i'll say kind of like a female bob dylan or a female neil young or something and, you know, female tom petty because those are the ones i probably feel the most, you know, of contemporary artists. >> reporter: on the heels of a new album and a best selling book, she's still going str

she's set to deliver a headliner performance sunday at stern grove.nna franco had a chance to talk with her. they chatted about being back in california, about how grateful she is to be on the stage again after a health scare >>>and after all these years, they still refuse to say what really happened. lucinda williams can sing a story. the singer songwriter, known for weaving her words into lyrical journals with a style that is all her own. i can't put you in a genre, lucinda. you know everything is so different. it's hard to do yeah, sometimes. just for the synopsis of it, you know, i'll say kind of like a female bob dylan or a female neil young or something, and, you know, a female tom petty, because those are the ones i probably feel the most, you know, of, of contemporary artist. on the heels of a new album and a best selling book, she's still going strong despite a stroke she suffered in the fall of 2020. and you're feeling good these days. you're feeling it. yeah everything. i mean, i have a little trouble walking still, but you know i'm a littl

kind of a classic stern grove kind of a day. >>> concerns over the direction of the u.s.conomy in the wake of the surprising new jobs report. >>> then, a 49ers legend being immortalized in canton, what patrick willis did that very few others in the nfl hall of fame have managed to do. behind every second of game-changing performance there's a lifetime of dedication. z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security, all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited tim. behind every second of game-changing performance there's a lifetime of dedication. >>> the fed might be rethinking its decision to not lois -- lower interest rates after the market tumbled in the week from a steep

and next day hancock is going to headline the stern grove summer concert series. and loureen ayyoub explains he's going to be joined by an all star group of musicians that comes together every year as the sf jazz collective. ♪ ♪ >> it's sort of a national kind of all star band that the sf jazz center has organized. >> reporter: the sf jazz collective a who's who of musicians from across the country -- >> it's obviously done through the auspices of the sf jazz center. and they bring together a group of musicians every year to, you know, form a band that really doesn't have a leader. so when we meet, you know, then we kind of start the process of working on the repertoire . >> reporter: this is where this blows my mind a little bit. you guys literally are not in the same cities right now, yet in about four days you're going to come together and play, you know, open up for herbie hancock like no big deal. you just, i mean, do we rehearse beforehand? do you a set list? >> well, this particular season we're celebrating the 20th anniversary of the band. and we've alread

he will be headlining the stern grove festival this sunday.ore that, the opening act will be indie rock band fake fruit. marina, you spoke with the leader of the band to learn more about the inspiration behind her melodies >>>>to the rubber band >>>reflecting new faces in >>>>different >>genres, hannah di amato, the lead singer with indie rock >>>>band fake >>>fruit, >>says >>she's excited >>>>to >>perform >>at >>stern grove >>>>with >>her bandmates >>>>this weekend. i'm >>>excited. it's actually going >>>>to be >>>my first time >>>>going. >>i >>have a bunch >>>of friends >>>>and >>family who've been to shows before. i've always >>>>liked >>raved about >>>>it, >>and for hannah, the raving began years ago when she decided to follow her instinct >>>>and >>release her own music. >>>>she >>said she didn't see many people of her background in the genre >>>>latina, >>fronting a band >>>>in this >>>genre. it's >>>>like >>very very rare species. so it's cool to represent that hannah says. she looked up to artists like selena, who navigated different m

so it's another storm grove weekend. going to be covering it live, as we have, all of these weekends on pics plus, so make sure you tune in, 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. i'll get out of the way, just take a close-up look at how classic this is. what i've done is i've taken the marine layer and moved ahead to 2:00 in the afternoon tomorrow, and look where it's sitting. right on the verge of where stern grove is. if we loop that camera around the other way and come in from the bayside to take a look under those clouds, you can actually see stern grove down in there. you can see that nice little rectangular sliver of green there , where the amphitheater sets, where our indicator is, and watch what happens if we get rid of the clouds. it sits right on the edge there. for where you're always kind of on the verge for being kind of gray. and you'll get breaks of gray and son. let me show you the forecast over my shoulder here. we'll use the actual forecast for tomorrow for stern grove, and i don't want to show you everybody's f

, among them, by the way, 300 officially registered sacred, and mighty oak groves, and the famous ship pines, which peter the great used to build a fleet. national rating of regions of russia, the ecological situation in the republic of maria ell is recognized as one of the best in the country, this is a castle with ghosts, with whom you can spend the night, and there were cases when guests on ... remained alive, the fate of the rest is unknown, no one saw them again, but about the ominous castle later, now about the tetra. residents of the moria capital love the theater, there are as many as five in the city, children with little ones are taken to the puppet theater, then the younger generation switches to the mareisky tyus, adult performances are in the national language at the mari drama theater, in russian - at the russian drama theater. the pearl is. state academic opera and ballet theater named after the mari composer eric sapaev. it seems to us that in the depths of a good 1.00 km from the moscow bolshoi or st. petersburg mariinsky, it is unlikely that there is a level that meet

, what's a, quote, alternative livelihood projects, to encourage ways of living that reduce demand, grove, deforestation, shown fitzpatrick is ac, always technical lead each. you know, i'm satellite analyst. so i've seen all the different countries around in sierra leone. they're, they're a bless to, they're lucky to have this big forest of mangrove still here fits. patrick explains how preserving this precious resource can be turned into a profit. so if we have a 1000 hector's at mangrove, that have been cleared every year for the past 6 to 10 years. and now we come in, we do some conservation. we bring alternative livelihoods. and next year, only $500.00 heck, there's where the for us to we can say ok that extra $500.00 hector's is equivalent to exactly this. many tons of carbon dioxide emissions that would have gone to the atmosphere if they have not been conserved. private companies are interested in buying to offset their own carbon footprint. some locals, all skeptical of a size business model. how does it affect local fishes nearby, we needs help with the amount of way punky who re

groves really touches on diversity. we do know the average caregiver is a 47 year old female who is a minority. and we really want to make sure we're working with those communities and really supporting a lot of those caregivers. >> thousands of caregivers have transformed their lives through cal groves training programs. >> it's been very successful, and there definitely is an appetite from a lot of caregivers, both paid and unpaid caregivers, to take advantage of this. >> you can learn more about cal groves training programs by visiting cal groves.org. spencer christian, abc seven news. >> all right. gearing up for the busy labor day weekend. we'll tell you about the best times to hit the road. >> and as two astronauts remain stranded at the international space station, researchers here on earth are trying to make it easier to feed them. details after the break. >> the abcs of aging is sponsored by california department of aging. discover aging resources at aging ca.gov big yellow and i made. yeah, is there any way th

. >> i'm going to stern grove this weekend. i'm hoping it's going to be kind of that nice goldilocks. >> stern grove is a consistent forecast, mostly gray, the fog wafting, wisping? >> one of those. >> in the grove the wind isn't usually that strong, looks like a nice day out there, nice day for going to the 9ers game. let's talk about the big picture perspective into the weekend. we'll see a few changes, especially to inland temperatures. let's talk about why. there's a storm system over the pacific now. that is mainly going to head towards the pacific northwest, but it's going to be close enough to us to reduce the weight of the atmosphere on top of us. that means a deeper marine layer, a little coastal drizzle and stronger onshore breeze headed our way. that will push the cooler air farther inland. temperatures inland will be a few degrees below average across the board saturday. that won't last all that long. let's look at our temperatures now, which are running pretty close to where they're supposed to be this time of year

he's also headlining at the stern grove summer concert series in san francisco on sunday. song "rocket" is considered to be one of his most memorable songs of the '80s, even won him a grammy. >>> if you can't make it out to stern grove, you can watch the performances this sunday and throughout the summer right here on pix+ 44 cable 12. i think we'll have that music in our minds going into the evening now. that's a great tune. >>> cbs evening news is next, major garrett filling in for norah. local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. we're back here in 30 minutes with more news on cbs news bay area at 7:00. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> major: tonight, a plane crash in brazil kills 57 passengers and four crewmembers. the plane spinning out of control as it free falls before bursting into flames. >> this looks like an aerodynamic stall,nd

that's jazz legend herbie hancock at 85 years old, performing in front of thousands at stern grove in san francisco yesterday, the show kicking off with an opening performance from the san francisco jazz collective stern grove, continues now with lucinda williams this weekend when it wraps up the following weekend, we've got everything you need to know you can just head over to kpix.com, coming up at 3:00 tonight. we look at the use of artificial intelligence in this upcoming election, and the new concerns over cyber threats. that conversation and more again at three. that's it for us here on the afternoon edition. remember that we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast, again at three. hopefully you have a good afternoon and hopefully you hear good stories of that first day back to school in oakland and for the others preparing to go back, you et ♪♪♪ >> katie: bill, please.

, what's a, quote, alternative livelihood projects, to encourage ways of living that reduce demand, grove, deforestation, shown fitzpatrick is a see always technical lead each, you know, i'm satellite analyst. so i've seen all the different countries around in sierra leone. they're, they're a bless to, they're lucky to have this big forest of mangrove still here sits. patrick explains how preserving this precious resource can be turned into a profit. so if we have a 1000 hector's at mangrove, that had been cleared every year for the past 6 to 10 years. and now we come in, we do some conservation. we bring alternative livelihoods. and next year, only $500.00 tex, there's where the for us to we can say, okay, that extra $500.00 hector's is equivalent to exactly this. many tons of carbon dioxide emissions that would have gone to the atmosphere if they had not been conserved. private companies are interested in buying to offset their own carbon footprint. some locals, all skeptical of a size business model. how does it affect local fishes nearby, we needs help with the amount of weight upon g

[music] >>> three time grammy award winner l ucinda williams will be at stern grove.heels of a bestselling book. williams is going strong despite a stroke she suffered in the fall of 2020. she is glad to be performing. >> i try to remind myself to be grateful. i usually say it towards the end of the set when i am saying good night to the audience. i will say your presence is a gift. you know, i feel like that sums it up pretty well. >>> and if you can not make it to stern grove this sunday we got you covered. you can watch live on our sister station pix plus. >>> thanks for watching us here. the news continues at 8:00 on pix plus or 44 cable 12. see you back here at 11:00. have a great evening z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five

be verified, he's the only needs the rates of the deforestation of the men groves to be slow down. and gay is willing to make changes, but he needs support. for example, the means to keep his fish fresh, so it can be sold at the market. comfortable. but the only thing you can do for us, we need coolants. we need electricity's. then we need and from school to sean. pongo use gold by a lifetime of hearing false promises of watching corporations come and extract wells from his land with no benefits to locals like him. josie, then by the name of the country, your own town on be straightened out in your own or not. because all the a lot is from apple. so that's why we are the actual thing, this writing, this feeling of powerlessness is exactly what and how much he tries to address the detective by. yeah. bring it to me, believes to deal with a c. i is different from many others he's seen because of the community's grace of participation. the difference here is that are deep on fits of every team we have started engage in community members. we have ac has the voice, the participants in l

what's a, quote, alternative livelihood projects, to encourage ways of living that reduced demand, grove, deforestation, shown fitzpatrick is ac, always technical lead each. you know, i'm satellite analysts. so i've seen all the different countries around in sierra leone. they're, they're a bless to, they're lucky to have this big forest of mangrove still here. sits patrick. he explains how preserving this precious resource can be turned into a profit. so if we have a 1000 hector's at mangrove, that had been cleared every year for the past 6 to 10 years. and now we come and we do some conservation. we bring alternative livelihoods. and next year, only $500.00 heck, there's where the for us did. we can say ok that extra $500.00 hector's is equivalent to exactly this. many tons of carbon dioxide emissions that would have gone to the atmosphere if they had not been conserved. private companies are interested in buying to offset their own carbon footprint. some locals, all skeptical of a size business model. a. how does it affect the local fishes nearby we missed help with them on the way pu

this local song announces the arrival of the time to pick khorkab from the southern groves. during the date-ripening season of khuzestan, oh god , how are you? hello, date-ripening is the hot weather that turns dates, for example, into dates. it's like the weather. god , you don't get bothered in this heat. we got used to it. mr. pourabullah, with the family members. at the same time as other transporters of khuzestan, these days in sharjai, the temperature is above 50 degrees, they are picking crops from 36 thousand hectares of groves in the province. are you working as a family? we work on the family land with my wife, my children and my father. first , let's do the work outside, then when the sun shines and the weather warms up, then we go to do our housework, that is , we also do the harvesting work , he also does the housework. over the years, the date varieties that exist in khuzestan are otamran barhi, brim, zahedi, guntar, khodrabi , kapkab, etc., which are mainly in khoram city, we have otamran and barhi, a product that according to the expert. khark has a high nutr

once you get down in the grove, the wind isn't usually too much of a factor.should be comfortably cool sunday afternoon. the big picture weather pattern isn't changing a lot the next couple days. the heat dome continues to lose its influence. so we're getting a deeper marine layer every night spreading farther and farther inland and a stronger onshore breeze. that will not only drop temperatures the second half of the weekend, but it's going to improve our air quality, should be getting back into the good category across the board by sunday, monday, and tuesday next week. now looking to the east from salesforce tower seeing some haze on the horizon, but it's not as bad as yesterday. high temperatures today, these are not today's high temperatures. they haven't landed yet from the national weather service. let's get rid of that. those temperatures did not hit triple digit territory today. they were in the 90s for inland parts of the bay area. there's the fog spreading across the bay, big push into the inland valleys by early tomorrow morning. it will retreat to

next week jazz lengthened herby hancock at stern grove.'t make the concert, you can catch the festivities on our sister station, pixplus channel 44, cable 12. >>> coming up, hog island is known around the bay area for oysters, why the farm is starting to harvest seaweed. >>> and in the forecast, it is about to get fogesty around here, the marine layer will build in tonight so much so that tomorrow morning bout every part of the bay wakes up to it. some parts won't, though. i show you the difference that will have on daytime highs, i think you might like the way the temperatures look in the 7-day forecast, too, that is coming up after the break. introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. >>> in san francisco japantown has been extra lively all weekend long, the street fair bringing vendors and games with focus on japanese culture. this

ma'am grove forests lined the roots on either side the journey takes another hour by speed, boats, bones, architecture as a reminder of sierra leone post as a precious colony. back then, the preachers claimed and extracted the minerals. now, international corporations have taken of the company, the plans to invest in the bomb region is called west africa, blue, known locally as the africa conservation initiative. o a c, i the interested in the mangrove forest. so what value do the mangroves hold for the company? ac, all the plans to lease the men gross for their ability to store comp. and the business model has to work with communities to reduce deforestation by identifying and managing conservation areas. i'm shifting to most sustainable harvesting practices . the lower rates of deforestation can become to fight and sold to companies as common credit will learn more about how the actual works. nature to me, i'm the teen travel to one of the many communities and negotiations with a c. i of a mangrove forest. number 2 years, been supporting communities and developing that own roles of byl

nearby, we missed help with the amount of weight upon gay who relies on demand groves for his livelihood. unless i go to the push, i'm done. my duty. did you see the austin? i saw one source of his income is harvesting oysters from the mangrove roots. lisa he sells them for $0.70 aquino, for the coffin storage to work. and for the calvin credits to be internationally verified, a ceiling needs the rates of the deforestation of the mangroves to be slow down. time gay is willing to make changes, but he needs support. for example, the means to keep his fish fresh, so it can be sold at the market to come stop. but the only thing you can do for us, we need coolants. we need electricity's. then we need and trustworthy sean pine gave use gold by a lifetime of hearing false promises of watching corporations come and extract 12 from his land with no benefits to locals like him. new jersey then by the name of the country, your own town on be straightened out in your own or not. because all the a lot is from apple dice. why we are the actual thing, this writing, this feeling of powerlessness is exac

supporting communities and developing that own roles of buying those property king and using the map groves, which provides a livelihood for many here. upon arrival, they all greece, it by, locally to i'm fishermen to thomas farmer. he explained some ways the mangroves are essential to life here. whether you will use mangroves to build our houses, we cut them to smoke dry our fish. see when you get to these communities, you have like, even though, because they have no, we have to make the or complaints or to have the agree vacancy. so we dress. so how was a paralegal is helping the communities, the nama t team, and the community members gather in the shade of palm trees. you know, the 4th thing we do, mutual below, in because of the community, please provide you guys official on basic tenure rights. we don't like tell them will provide all the size, hotel and walk a work with you to get the answers to be made by law. in the country with over 20 spoken languages, this kind of community participation is only possible if the power leak is not able to communicate to the local language. power le

the australian sprinter kaden groves won stage 2 at the vuelta a espana. into 0urem to take the victory. wout van aart was second across the line and takes the race leader's red jersey. the first three stages are in portugal this year before crossing into spain. finally, alex yee's dramatic final run to win triathlon gold was one of the great team gb moments at the paris 0lympics. well, watch this because he's gone and repeated the trick, again against his great rival hayden wilde. in an action replay of what happened a few weeks ago, yee left it late to get the better of new zealander to win the opening super—tri race of the year in boston. and look at this celebration as he crosses the line — wilde was less than impressed. he says he's sick of silver, and will be looking for revenge when they go head to head in chicago next weekend. well done alex and what a celebration. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. with schools in engl

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