sure, kandi hall.ated the story on the stand, that she told us of emmett pushing rob. emmett becoming enraged of hearing the two men scuffle as she walked away before she heard, but did not see the shooting. the only problem? she told the police a very different story the night it happened. you told detective miller that night that you did not see or hear a physical altercation, isn't that right? i don't know. i don't remember. keith morrison: in fact, kandi changed her story about so many things, all helpful to rob's case. i'm trying to clarify that your stories changed after speaking with your husband. things were remembered after talking to my husband. ok. keith morrison: in fact, later, the judge made a comment outside the jury's presence. he said in all of his 30 some years on the bench, he'd never seen a witness so thoroughly discredited. keith morrison: but before she left the witness stand, kandi expressed her love and sorrow for the man she cheated on, yet still loved. (crying) he knew and he

hall of glass on this day. more than 5 billion 718 million shares and financial bonds were exchanged in 223 thousand transactions with a value of 445 billion tomans. the value of transactions on this day decreased by 17% compared to the previous trading day and reached 2190 billion tomans. . symbols foulad, femli, nouri and fars had the most negative impact on the red of the total index, and in contrast to shasta and bank, and ghadir symbols, we expect a further decrease in the index. the net change of legal ownership to real market was negative, and the glass hall witnessed the withdrawal of 337 billion tomans of real money from pre-emptive shares and equity funds during tuesday's trading. chemicals and petroleum products took place. most of the real money was allocated to the multidisciplinary industrial groups of machinery and equipment and wood products. the status of the symbols of glass hall is not the same, since there were 262 positive symbols and 460 negative symbols, so the market witnessed 64 of its

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george’s hall. people from very different areas, but all of them, of course, are significant to us. country, they create its strength, glory and wealth. so who are these people? vladimir putin awarded the title of hero of labor to a resident kuban, lyudmila bespalova. this is a well-known scientist in the field of selection and seed production of grain crops since 1971. she has been working at the lukyanenko national grain center in krasnodar. and they say that 98% of all grain crops that are in the fields in kuban today are sown with precisely the same grain of selection. who was engaged in this order. next we have mikhail budnichenko, he is the general director of the northern machine-building enterprise production association . this is the legendary sevmash, of course, many people know about it. under the direction of bulnichenko was provided with preparations for the construction of strategic and multi-purpose nuclear submarines, which, of course, play a very important role in the nuclear triad

the museum has four exhibition halls, the first one.cupation period, the arshan ghetto, the execution of the arshan underground fighters, as evidence of the genocide of the civilian population of belarus, the second hall, it is, of course, dedicated to the life and work of the legendary kambrig konstantin zaslonov, the third hall we among ourselves call the museum staff the victory hall, it is completely different , it is different, it is bright, it is spacious, and since the museum is military history, the theme is revealed not only of the great patriotic war. but another terrible tragedy is the war in afghanistan and the fourth hall is dedicated to the memory of internationalist soldiers. the ideological embodiment of the museum's exposition allows us to imagine the full power of patriotism. and the desire of the soviet people to win. here the drama of war is intertwined with every human destiny and life. orsha entered the history of weapons of the second world war, of course, thanks to the first salvo of the bm-13 rszzo, but everyone

the export hall. the end of the news with the capital market, god bless. no fatigue, no disappointment. i feel good have you ever paid attention to the game of chess? a professional chess player takes advantage of each piece in its own time. in chess, for example, if you hold an elephant piece in your hand, you will definitely play with only one piece. now see the world as a chess field and iran as an actor, each piece should be played in its place and as the old saying goes , don't put all your eggs in one basket, the 13th government did exactly the same thing in its three years of operation, not staying away from negotiations. and he did not spend all his energy in negotiating with the west, even in the situation where there is a high capacity in iran's neighborhood. the hand of friendship and brotherhood to all the countries of the region, especially the neighbors i reach out and shake their hands warmly. since the middle of 1400, iran's foreign policy has experienced a special change. from easing

in the open auction hall. end of capital market news, god guard. they can't move fast because the depth of the water is shallow, the place you see now is a shell. we used to cross the sea with our boats. the political leader had finished. the water had receded 50 to 60 meters . they couldn't see the water. the investors said that here it was already dry, there were no people, they were disappointed , the island was covered with dust, the communication was dead. the water between the caspian sea and gorgan bay was completely cut off. this god amir. we should not witness the gulf of gorgan dry up and become a threat to the region with the presence of our beloved president, dr. ayatollah raisi , from the first hour , giving the order to start saving the gulf of gorgan, mr. raisi's decisive order was carried out, fortunately , it was done on time, a very difficult task. it was a very big job. don't hurt me, we couldn't do it . please show me your kindness. your efforts are appreciated and thanked. thank you very m

the volume of transactions in the open auction hall was 9,600 tons, in the export hall 3,400 tons, and in the secondary market was more than 4,000 tons. thank you very much for your companion. one of the important products at the regional level is maqam , and the government's support for farmers is subsidizing a modified bazar of two coats. peme is irrigated in the moghan network in a traditional way, but the government has stopped measuring it in a stable level of 100 self-generated. we irrigate in a new way and the farmers of the region are grateful for this service our leader appreciates our government, i thank them , don't hurt them, the agricultural land of aslandoz city is considered one of the most important areas of chest pemeh in the country, these green bushes have turned into white gold after 6 months of work and efforts of the farmers. natural spaces with a completely historical and local smell. i was unemployed because i was not working or an employee, and i started this collection . thank god , it has an income both for me and for the people of this area. the style of the

the museum has four exhibition halls: the first hall - the beginning of the war, the establishment ofriod, the arshan ghetto, the execution of the arshan underground fighters as evidence of the genocide of the civilian population of belarus. the second hall is, of course, dedicated to the life and work of the legendary kambrig konstantin zaslon. we among ourselves call the third hall the museum staff the victory hall, it is completely different, it is different, it is bright, it is spacious, and since the museum is military history, the theme is revealed not only of the great patriotic war, but also of another terrible tragedy - the war in afghanistan and the fourth hall is dedicated to the memory of internationalist soldiers. the ideological embodiment of the museum's exposition allows us to imagine the full power of patriotism and the desire of the soviet people to win. here the drama of war is intertwined with every human fate and life. orsha entered the history of weapons of the second world war, of course, thanks to the first salvo of the bm-13 rszzo, but everyone is closer and f

now statuary hall. it's an to be surrounded by so many arkansans on this historic moment for our state, because we are making today. daisy bates was a remarkable figure who overcame horrible during her childhood, making her a more resilient woman as she faced the daily humiliation, the blunt trauma of, jim crow. she instinctively, even at a young age, that it wasn't right for those to be treated differently, based the color of their skin, but rather it's what up here and in here that matters. in short, like dr. king called for by the content of one's character, amy poehler, author of daisy bates civil right crusader, encapsulates daisy's fight for civil rights so well. daisy bates had worked tirelessly and with great passion for years, so black children in her town would be given the same educational as the white children. she risked everything. her job, her friends or family, even her life. for this day. and that day did come. in september 1957, when all efforts to integrate the schools full circle as

the third hall is what we call the museum staff the victory hall. it is different, it is bright, it is spacious. and, since the museum is military history, the theme is revealed not only of the great patriotic war, but also of another terrible tragedy, this is the war in afghanistan and the fourth hall is dedicated to the memory internationalist warriors. the ideological embodiment of the museum's exposition allows us to imagine the full power of patriotism and the desire of the soviet people to win. orsha entered the history of armaments of the second world war, of course, thanks to the first salvo of the bm-13 rszzo, but everyone is closer and familiar with it under another affectionate name, of course, the legendary katyusha. and the first salvo was fired from the village of pishchalovo, several kilometers from the city. at that time , katyusha was an experimental weapon, and the course of history, unfortunately, for our city. already i couldn't possibly do it. on july 16, 1941, orsha was completely captured by the invaders. and from that very da

leader, ashe l across statuary hall and to the eyes of rosa way.egacy of daisy bates. the statue in the u.s. capitol, one terribly etched daisy's place in americande and this tie was the best that we have to offer. thank you all for being here today. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable bruce westerman united states representative from the fourth district of arkansas. imagine as an eighyear ogirl, ys before your mother had beenrapea pond that was young daisy lee gatson bates story town of hooded arkansas, not far from the louisiana line. on top of that, imagine youned o did this to your black mother were never broughtjunever held ? 54 yearsan interview daisy lee gatson bates i was so tired inside there was so much hate. and i think it■í■ s it. it prepared me. it gnhe me t strength to carry this out. now, fortunately, daisy bates heeded the advice of her dying adoptived her anger and hate a lifelong difference, to seek justice injustice. ben, victor the sculptor of the statue, when i ask what stands out to you most? daisy bates, he replied, her courage

the trade of 600 tons of lump sulfur worth 1500 billion tomans was registered in this hall. in the mentioned period, 500 kg of saffron worth 47 billion tomans was traded in the export hall. thank you very much for your companion . god bless you. i would like to tell you how are you. are you well ? we disturbed you sir. may god bless you . how are you? how are you? he was a student at the officer college. after the degree was given , a suitor came who my father loved very much because he was his brother's child and praised him a lot. he was your cousin. yes, he was my cousin. he had come for his brother's wedding. he had married my sister. it's true that they like me there and we just got married. very simple and ordinary life. was their situation very good or not? i didn't . he only had a small salary of 1,400 tomans . at that time, he used to go after the morning. when there was no war , he would go from the morning until the afternoon. he used to go to the academy where he taught languages. he would teach, he would give his salary to his parents, then he would keep his own

the third hall is about the events of the past century, the fourth became an exhibition hall, the fifthtoration of the kosovo palace. which must end by 2023, on average, i calculated that viewing the exhibition takes about 20 minutes. do you hear, the palace has always had incredible acoustics, if you clap your hands, the sound will instantly reach the opposite edge of the castle. this is what i understand, technology, smart home. the famous music was also famous throughout the area. the central entrance was made specially narrow without railings so that every guest of puslovsky, going up the stairs, could touch the musical wall, which was located on the left side of the entrance, and from this wall such a unique music emanated, but the music was not classical, it was there, it emanated from ceramic pots, they were called voices, and with a light touch, they emanated... and it is also known that at one time such personalities as the artist were guests of the family nest napoleon orda, writers henryk sienkiewicz and eliza orzeszko, marshal jozef pilsudski, historian waclaw lostowski. the

the third hall is mine between. victory hall, it is completely different, it is different, it is light, it is spacious, and since the museum is military history, the theme is revealed not only of the great patriotic war, but also of another terrible tragedy - this is the war in afghanistan and the fourth hall is dedicated in memory of internationalist soldiers. the ideological embodiment of the museum’s exposition allows us to imagine the full power of patriotism and aspirations of the soviet people win a victory. here the drama of the war flies together with every human destiny and life. orsha entered the history of weapons of the second world war, of course, thanks to the first salvo of the bm-13 rszzo, but everyone is closer and familiar with it under another affectionate name, of course, the legendary katyusha. and the first salvo was fired from the village of pishchalovo, several kilometers from the city. at that time , katyusha was an experimental weapon. and , unfortunately, i couldn’t change the course of hi

the third hall is about the events of the past century, the fourth has become an exhibition hall, thetion of the kosovo palace, which should be completed by 2023. on average, i calculated that viewing the exhibition takes about 20 minutes. do you hear? the palace always had incredible acoustics; if you clap your hands, the sound will instantly reach the opposite edge of the castle. this is me i understand that the technology, the smart home, was famous throughout the area and the famous music wall. the central entrance was made specially narrow without railings so that every guest of puslovsky, going up the stairs, could touch the musical wall, which was located on the left side of the entrance, and such a unique music emanated from this wall, but the music was not classical, it was... it came from ceramic pots, they were called voices, and when touched lightly, such a peculiar music emanated from them and thereby met every guest of puslovsky. it is also known that at one time the guests of the family nest were such personalities as the artist napoleon orda, writers henryk sienkiewicz

the second hall of famer to die in just two weeks. tonight we remember the life and legacy of orlando cepeda, the man known as the baby bull. >>> plus how a supreme court ruling on homelessness could have a huge impact on how san francisco tackles encampments. we ask the mayor what comes next. >>> there comes a point where we really have to cut things off. >>> a line out the door and fireworks at oakland city hall. >> come on. i mean you guys saw all this. you are driving this destruction. >> the debate over how to handle a budget crisis as council members say there is no good option. >> they're all horrible choices. >>> plus the chp officer who saved a kitten twice. >>> good evening to you, i'm juliette goodrich in for sarah tonight. we begin with sad news for baseball fans. hall of fame slugger and giants legend orlando cepeda has died at the age of 86. he was one of the first puerto rican players to star in the major leagues. his family said he died peacefully at his bay area home while listening to his favorite music and surrounde

polymer. 16,000 tons were sold in the export hall and 144,000 tons in the auction hall. the volume of transactions in the cement hall was 6500 tons. and from raising capital to stopping some symbols and the holding of public and extraordinary meetings, as well as the disclosure of information with ambition in bese kodal on the news line. symbols. in order to approve the financial statements, the transactions were stopped at the end of siim khorhad. the meeting of the general assembly of symbols will be held on the 10th of july and the 11th of july. at the end of trading on june 30, the trading symbol bumuto was suspended for holding an extraordinary general meeting in order to decide on the capital increase. due to the non-compliance with the instructions for accepting securities in the mobin symbol of the tehran stock exchange , we will give the publisher an opportunity until the 11th of july. to comply with these items. the explanatory report of the board of directors to propose an increase in the capital of fazer and gengin symbols from the accumulated profit in order

glass hall the second week of june. remaq left behind and the main indicator could not return to the positive circuit and finished trading with a negative weekly return of 18 percent . the total stock market index broke down to 2,100,000 powerful units until the price is below this channel. we can consider this as a pullback for further decline and further correction towards the next support, but one thing that exists here is that we see a positive hidden divergence in the macd oscillator, which is likely to invalidate, for example, this failure. and we will see an increase in demand in the market, the index of equal weight also , it was associated with a negative weekly return of 12 hundred percent. in relation to the total weight index, it is expected that the range of 60 and 60 thousand units is a very good range. ok, in order to have an increase in demand in the symbols of this group of indicators. investigating the process of money inflow and outflow from real shareholders also shows that during the last 3 working

get to city hall now, now, now! you can see we're kind of starry-eyed and we're actually better dressed today than we were on this very spontaneous wedding day, but we just couldn't be happier. >> reporter: just six months later the supreme court of california deemed that marriage void. they were finally able to get married again in june of 2008. >> this is our wedding certificate. most people put there in a drawer somewhere and never think about it, but for us this is a treasure. >> reporter: over the past two decades the couple have continued to be leaders in the marriage equality movement, even starting a nonprofit to educate people on the importance of lgbtq+ marriages in the united states and around the world. >> in addition to our personal vows, we vowed we're going to do everything we can in our power to make this a reality for everybody who wants it. >> reporter: they say the fight is not over, but they'll continue to celebrate the wins, including the right to renew their vows and love freely and openly. >>

in the inner hall , more than 30 thousand tons of hydroc products. darbari is supplied as an isofide solvent for light and heavy oils. the international hall also witnessed the supply of more than 15,000 tons of light cutting products. in the last on the trading day of last week, a variety of hydrocarbon products worth more than 1700 billion tomans were sold in the energy exchange. more than 97 thousand tons of all kinds of industrial and petrochemical goods and products were traded in the export hall in the week ending june 25. according to these transactions, 97 thousand tons worth 1490 billion tomans were traded during the last week's transactions. also, 180 tons of moisture insulation worth 2.7 billion tomans were sold in kish hall. more than 2 million tons of different products in the week ending 25. the company presented their goods and products in the halls and sub market. also, the national industry of iran, khuzestan steel and isfahan mubarak steel were the top three companies based on sales value. end of capital market news, god bless you.

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following our breaking news, giants legend and hall of famer willie mays has died. good evening, i'm raj mathai. we begin with that breaking news. we have lost an american icon. willie mays has died at the age of 93. many of us, including myself, weren't even old enough to see him play. but we saw the highlights. the over-the-shoulder catch, that radiant smile. baseball is a game of generations, and willie mays transcended generations. most of us agree willie mays was the greatest baseball player of all time. this is all unfolding within the last 90 minutes. so we're going to just go through this together. we are being flooded with memorials and memories from former players, family members and the fans. willie howard mays was born in alabama, played in the leagues before joining the new york giants back in 1951. he made the move out west here to the west coast in 1958, when the giants moved to san francisco. he left the giants in 1972 and then ended his career with the new york mets in 1973. just a short while ago, another giants legend, barry bonds, posting an emot

magic johnson, hall of fame basketball player. i'm devastated to hear about the passing of the legendary hall of famer willie mays, one of the main reasons i fell in love with baseball. cookie and i are praying for his family, friends, fans during this difficult time and a difficult time for many as we remember the life of willie mays and the philadelphia phillies also as an organization, sending out their thoughts and prayers to the giants organization. and this will just be happening all night, you know, and just again, reemphasize this really shows you the effect, that the great say-hey kid had on so many people and so many organizations , fans, whether you played the game or not. he inspired a lot of people. >> yeah. and if you're just joining us, just a huge breaking news coming down about 50 minutes ago, the passing of willie mays. jason, you read us a statement from his son, a very heartfelt statement read that again. >> oh, from a son, michael. yeah. let me see if i can find that real quick. he says, my father has passed a

the second hall of famer to die in just two weeks.onight we remember the life and legacy of orlando cepeda, the man known as the baby bull. >>> plus how a supreme court ruling on homelessness could have a huge impact on how san francisco tackles encampments. we ask the mayor what comes next. >>> there comes a point where we really have to cut things off. >>> a line out the door and fireworks at oakland city hall. >> come on. i mean you guys saw all this. you are driving this destruction. >> the debate over how to handle a budget crisis as council members say there is no good option. >> they're all horrible choices. >>> plus the chp officer who saved a kitten twice. >>> good evening to you, i'm juliette goodrich in for sarah tonight. we begin with sad news for baseball fans. hall of fame slugger and giants legend orlando cepeda has died at the age of 86. he was one of the first puerto rican players to star in the major leagues. his family said he died peacefully at his bay area home while listening to his favorite music and surrounded

v the kazan town hall, the parquet floor polished to a shine and austrian chandeliers, the columned hallthe city town hall remembers the reigning persons: chaliapin, rakhmanin, vertinsky, in the coming days the first founding meeting of the brix cities association will be held here. 180 years old is a venerable age for a building; kilometers of heating, ventilation, and power supply systems once again had to be changed; in winter , the palace halls could have been oaked. our heating was not very good in winter. we had no more than 12-13° on frosty days, the copper roof was replaced, since unfortunately, during operation it began to leak. the damaged stucco molding was renovated, as was the parquet, thought was given to the little things of everyday life, even the bathrooms in the town hall are now of the highest standard. for those participants who come to us from muslim countries, we will be provided not only with a room for prayer, but also with the opportunity to perform ablution. in addition to the venezuelan national team, athletes from iran, india and the most sophisticated synchro

and gillardi divided this main hall into two levels: at the bottom he made an assembly hall, here west time a house church was opened was twenty. it was called the russian method and was introduced in different european countries to the usa. what is special about the russian method? the training is similar to factory practice. there were all the necessary tools, materials, machines, teaching theoretical disciplines at the university level, constant communication between the school and industry. and today a third of the university’s teachers are part-time teachers from the real sector of the economy. many people don't know. why in soviet times the school was named after bauman. bauman did not study here, he is a professional revolutionary, he died during the revolutionary unrest in 1905 nearby, and his body was brought here, and then , with a large cross section of people, there were working students, the coffin was taken to the cemetery. in the 19th century , engineers, respectable, well-paid people, well, they cooked... in this old auditorium under an oak ceiling. after the revoluti

the indicators of the glass hall were negative in sunday's trading. on this day, self-reliance and banking symbols experienced a better situation compared to other groups . the stock market was associated with a decrease in the height of the total and the position indices in sunday's trading. on this day, the main representative with a drop of 60. on this day, more than 5 billion and 320 million stocks and bonds were exchanged in 19. 5,000 rounds were worth a whopping 3815 billion tomans. the value of transactions also fell on this day it was a decrease and reached 1680 billion tomans. the symbols of shapnah shabandar, bu ali and shatran had the most negative impact on the red color of the total index. and in contrast to the symbols of fars, cidco, tejarat and khasab ha man, the total index decreased further. the net change of legal and real ownership of the market was negative and the glass hall in sunday's trading. he witnessed the withdrawal of 251 billion tomans of real money from shares and pre-emptive rights . during sunday's transactions, the m

and polymers. 16 thousand tons in the export hall and in the open auction hall. the product was sold. the volume of transactions in sima hall was also 6500 tons. the stock market ended the spring season of 1403 with the ups and downs of indicators. the glass hall in the past week after 5 working days he witnessed the entry of real money into pre-emptive shares and mutual funds. the transactions of the last day of spring ended in a green color. nevertheless , the weekly performance of the stock market reports a negative yield of one and a half percent of the total index and the loss of the support level of 1,450,000 units. it is not far from the expectation to see the price of lower ranges, that is, the range of 1,950,000 units is a very important range that the price has not gone below this range in the past few years. homogeneity index. it was also accompanied by a negative weekly return of 700 percent. here is our support floor that can persuade traders to enter the market here and increase demand in the market. if we have an increase in demand, the probability

but out wide quincy hall here he comes.he final moments of the men's 400, it's quincy hall to the line. he ran a personal best to edge pre-race favored michael norman and earn his first olympic trip. guided by a simple thought you home, son. that's all i tell myself before i run to get home, son hall, norman and third place finisher kris bailey all had to paris 16 year old phenom quincy wilson wound up finishing sixth, then shoulder to shoulder, an epic battle in the women's 5000 as ellie saint-pierre prevailed by two hundredths of a second over elise cranny for the win and a trials record. they'll both cross the pond. i just dug a little, a little deeper at the end there, and january knee surgery had anna hall doubting her chances for paris, but she pulled away in the final event of the two day heptathlon and she's now on her way. the journey to get here has been so much harder than i ever imagined, and i'm just so thankful that we finally made it a night of celebration and sorrow at the olympic trials. mark barger, nbc ne

leader, as she looks across statuary hall and tohe parks ac.legacy of daisy1statue in the u, one terribly etched daisy's place in american history. in our pride and this time she was the best that we have0w offer. thank you all for being here today. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable representative from the fourth district of arkansas. as an eight year old girl, you learned that years before your mother had been raped, murdered and dumped in a pond that was young daisy lee gatson bates story in the small town of hooded arkansas, not li. on top of you learned the three white men who did this to your black mother were never brought to justice, never held accountable. how would you feel? later, in 1976, in an said, quote, i was so red inside there was so much hate. and i think it started then without me knowing it. it prepared me. it gave me the strength to carry this out. now, fortunately, daisy bates heeded the adoptive father and channeled her anger andmotivation to maked where there was injustice. ben, victor the sculptor of the atue, en i ask w

in 1979, he was inducted into the baseball hall of fame. in 2015, mays was also awarded the presidential medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, by then president barack obama. all i can say, thank you. thank the guys that i played with and hope they had a good time playing with me. and we certainly had a good time watching you. mr. mays base. major league baseball said he was one of the most exciting players of all time, and we can hear more about the impact he had, not just on the sport, but as well as on his fellow hall of famers and other fans who just watched him, especially here in the bay area. we'll have more on that in the next half hour. marcus and laura. yeah, i mean, he really continued to love the game. yeah, heading out there and everything. he'll be missed that he will. thank you ginger. now our coverage continues both on air as well as online. there you can read more about his life and how he's being remembered. well now to the latest on the point fire. this is burning in sonoma county. 605 for you this mornin

of famer's hall of famer. your fan cap on right now and explain to me in your view why he was so much of a cut above for great ballplayers who are also in the hall of fame? >> and it is because he was grounded. he came from good soil. he came from a great mold that made the man. and they say i'm a part of all that i have met. what he met, good home training. and a tradition that was about pulling people together and not defaming any human being. >> and i know we are probably going to see a tribute back here in the bay area in the coming days. and it is hard to imagine. what are you hoping to see out of that? i imagine we will see something and fans that are going to be gathering, leaving flowers. what do you hope to see here in the bay area? >> it will be for more of a san francisco thing that would become emulators of the mine and movement that he committed his lieu to. and we really loved him. we really appreciate his legacy. we ought to be more willie mays in this town. that's the best tribute that we could

, this hall was ready for operation. with the approach of the paris olympics, the top women's training hall was opened at the national olympic academy. corresponding to what the needs of our athletes in the field there are especially olympic and asian ones. god willing , this center can help to improve the level of physical fitness indicators. one of the halls has been reserved for women because it belongs to them, so they can exercise easily and travel easily. let them say that this is their own home, medical facilities , treatment facilities, nutrition facilities , there are various facilities, this so-called hall is actually for improving the physical strength of our children athletes and heroes in international scenes, it is designated annually for women's sports satisfaction. followed. one of the best events. was that it has happened and it can be said that it is a very positive point for us female athletes to be able to use many more facilities . i checked the device and it had good devices in every field. there is

we have learned hall of fame legend orlando cepeda has passed away at the age of 86. news broke during tonight's game at oracle park. it's just pains me to have to pass along more. really sad news. what a tough time it is for our giants tonight. we have lost our friend orlando cepeda. ian. audrey, as you know, first it was willie mays. orlando cepeda, the power hitting first baseman, was known as chacha. and the baby bull. and he was inducted into the baseball hall of fame after 17 years in the major leagues. we'll take you to oracle park, where the team and fans are already paying tribute to cepeda tonight. but first, nbc bay area's raj mathai takes a look back at his career. a fly ball hit to deep right, barely going back. orlando cepeda was a force. he lit up the field with his skill and lit up the community with his personality. the only thing stoic about cepeda is his statue outside of the ballpark. we sat down with him, recalling his legacy in san francisco. you know, i was so blessed to come to a new town, a new city, a parade that marks the making of baseball

george's halluman rights activists and artists gathered today. a report by polina ermalaeva about those whose names are already inscribed in the history of russia. the solemnity of the moment emphasizes. ceremony in st. george's hall

the indices of the glass hall increased in trading on monday . on this day, the total index turned green under the influence of the instruments index, and at the end of the trading , it reached the level of 2 million and 65,275 units with an increase of 14,127 points, equivalent to a positive 69 percent. small stocks are also on this day, unlike the day trading on a saturday they had an upward movement and in the end, the equal weight index with a positive return of 44 hundred percent, equivalent to 2097 units , was at the level of 668 units. on this day, glass hall witnessed the exchange of more than 8 billion and 55 million shares and financial bonds in 183 thousand times. the value was 545 billion tomans, the value of transactions increased by 311 compared to the previous trading day. billion tomans reached. femli, foulad, shasta and nouri symbols have the most positive effect on the greenness of the total index, and in contrast to mobin and beh mellat symbols, shakdir and fakhuz prevented the further increase of the total index. net change of

in one minute, we will conclude the town hall meeting. at this time, there are no callers in the queue, and we will conclude the town hall meeting. i'd like to thank everyone who joined us for this evening's or this afternoon's town hall meeting. we had no callers, but thank you. and this information will remain online at san francisco police .org. thank you for joining us. have a good evening in fire prevention. i'm very happy at fire prevention because not only am i able to enforce the code and make changes to help the citizen of san francisco be safe in their homes or place of business, but i think my work also make sure that my fellow firefighters and first responders, when they respond to a fire, the building is also safe for them. >> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manners. today's special guest is brooke jenkins. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watchs san francisco rising, the show about restarting rebuilding and reimagining our city. ourguest san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins here to talk about th

we have a growing area, here you can observe a bird of fourteen days of age, the temperature in our hall indzeika, our birds are picky about technology, according to age. please note what our feeding system looks like, this is an automated line, here the bird eats compound feed, which is balanced in micro-macroelements, in principle special for turkey, we have our own cart shop, we have created everything comfortable for the bird conditions, the bird feels good, everyone is well-fed and eating. here you can see the automatic feeding system, that is, the feed comes from the feed hopper to the receiver, after which automatically, after the level drops, the combiform fills all feeding lines; at the time of arrival, the birds are day-old, that is, these are small turkey chickens, which ... in the next year are already raised with us, the technical veterinary service looks at such poultry indicators as average weight, signs of the bird, so that the bird... arrives from the incubator, is not overheated, not weak, with a weight of approximately 58 g per chicken, we have serious incoming control

international hall. it also witnessed 135 thousand tons of hydrocarbon products such as naphtha and kerosene. yesterday, all kinds of hydrocarbon products worth more than thousand a billion tomans were sold in the energy exchange. and that the new york attorney general has sued two crypto companies for a $1 billion fraud , attorney general letitia james. all of new york has filed a lawsuit against novatek and imaning for running illegal pyramid schemes. these companies defrauded more than 11,000 people of more than one billion dollars. by abusing immigrant communities and promising financial freedom, these pyramid companies emptied people's savings. end of capital market news. good morning, god bless you. my presence in agha's shrine was almost 20 years ago coinciding with his own martyrdom, sir, i was promoted and became a servant for. for the first time, since i was a child, i dreamed of serving the lord , and when i put on my service clothes, i asked him to take off my clothes with the shroud . they a

in the exhibition, and we are now in the hall called prince mikhail’s study.ave a memorial plaque stating that we are included in world heritage site, this memorial plaque was erected here in 2002 with the arrival of. here the director general for that period - unesco katir matseura. behind the ceremonial opening of this memorial plaque is the enormous work done by our state on inclusion. our scientific work, which we carry out annually, every day, thanks to our scientific staff, and it seems to me that by the intensity with which we publish our collections of scientific and practical conferences or historians on topics that are related to our owners, we have the right to consider ourselves a fairly serious museum that is completely open to scientific research and scientific publications. good afternoon, guys, today i’m glad to see you at another museum lesson. in addition to the main scientific and educational work that our departments are engaged in, we work quite closely with our little visitors, for whom a whole range of museum and pedagogical activities h

we redid the third hall - the hall dedicated to the lord of phelloret, when he gave away his things, it precisely for... storage to the museum, when he gave away his awards, we made the room during his lifetime, accordingly, it was more of an exhibition space, more, well , let’s say, detached, when the lord passed away, it so happened that literally a few months before his death, we took away from the diocesan administration the furniture that was in the bishop’s office, and the desk at which he worked, the chair on which bishop anthony melnikov sat before him, and after him bishop pa... they are organizing weekly religious processions to valentina's grave. of course, inside the cathedral there are rich decorations, icons of crosses and other visible shrines. the main shrine of the temple is the lord himself. and in a special way he is present in those places where he is loved, they pray to him, where he is called upon. therefore, temples are always illuminated in a special way. and besides. the invisible shrine, which is the lord himself, he gives us the visible, through which we ar

they are in the hall of 35 votes, i track every vote, because it is mine helpers keep track.y scandalous vote of this kind, where the servants of the people do not have enough votes, because they have been divided for a long time, 35 votes from the opzh are added to all the scandalous ones. voting and they get their 250, 255 votes in the hall as a result, and this is their key, a diamond, you understand, they polish this diamond, this... group of 35 votes of opz deputies, they are called prisoners of war, because they do not have even, they have to sit and press the buttons for all the bills that the office of the president requires in the first place, so it is absolutely transparent question, there is no need here , there cannot be any other version, they are needed, you understand, because if they were not there, then it would be necessary to argue. discuss with the eu, with the motherland, and then there would really be a lot of completely anti-ukrainian laws, they would not have passed in this version, with such amendments, with such nuances in the verkhovna rada, as they

moscow celebrates children's day today with many events in the column hall.e are your children russia. it was attended by the winners of competitions held within the framework of the international festival of music and dance, the union of talents of russia. pop and film stars also took the stage along with the young performers. the a just russia for truth party has been a partner of this project for many years. today at this holoconcert there will be representatives of children's groups. from belgorod, from stary oskol, from the lugansk people's republic, and of course, we will welcome them with a special feeling, in this hall, once upon a time during the great years. during the patriotic war, the pioneers of that time performed and fighters came here who went straight from this hall to the front. and today in the hall there will be those whose close relatives, fathers, brothers, are fighting on the fronts of a special military operation, and we, of course, are waiting for our common victory. the second international women's forum “a strong family, the founda

and in redwood city at cardinal hall.he juneteenth cooking demo, with award winning chefs terry braggs as well as william montague, and they will make dishes rooted in black culinary tradition, both of those events start at 1:00. now to the latest on the point fire burning in sonoma county. fire officials tell us it's now 50% contained since it broke out sunday. it's burned 1200 acres, destroyed two structures. one firefighter has been hurt. it's caused poor air quality, especially in the north and east bays. an air advisory has been extended into today. as for the sites fire, it is just 5% contained this morning. it's burned more than 15,000 acres, forcing the evacuation of campgrounds at east park reservoir in colusa county. the fire first broke out on monday for a look at the air quality that we're facing this morning, let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. yeah we're starting out with some mostly clear skies, a light wind, a live look out there in san rafael. we will have to watch the north bay for some of that

when we were we were at the hall of fame and willie was sitting with. bob gibson and sandy colfax and their bunch of hall of and well, he was talking about the first time that he faced gibson. and he was saying that, you know, he was young and bob was was a veteran or had been in the league and heat step to home plate he said he really was bin attention was just trying to do his ritual, which was to to dig that back foot in and make sure he got a toe back during the batters box. he said many stuck his head up and he saw that it was bob gibson out there. he said he immediately got on his knees to cover. that holds up. and that was one of the funniest stories that i've ever you from from a willie in regards to >> he's come his combat a position with the bob gibson. >> almost universally thought of as the best player to ever play the game. and it's hard to think of other people in all of sports where that's the case. and you think about where he played, you know, candlestick with the weather conditions, you know, his his home run numbers is his numbers in

that's happening right here outside city hall tomorrow morning at 730. there are also the first first activations for the festival, including hot box, which is a cannabis medical event, and the annual city hall party is back after a quick hiatus during the pandemic. so there's just really a whole lot of things this weekend to look forward to here at city hall, there's a lot, lot, lot of love in the air, especially ahead of pride weekend. a lot of smiles, a lot of a lot of hugs and smiles all around as we kick off pride weekend here in san francisco. congratulations to laura and mika. and also the over 200 couples that are here celebrating their love today. kris. it's a it's a day that you're familiar with. yes. it's exciting, you know, to do it in the place where kind of gay marriage became first possible. thank you so much, ginger. well, just into our newsroom, we are learning about the death of a legendary bay area judo coach. yoshihiro uchida has coached at san jose state over an eight decade span, and died at the age of 104. following the attack on p

, and the premiere at carnegie hall also concluded mykola lysenko's composition po openky hoda, which rarely performed on our stage today, but here are the two sections of the middle, inside it there were works by great russian composers, oh-oh, in the repertoire of which, therefore, there were also works by tchaikovsky, that is, tchaikovsky in this program... just belonged to this russian part of this ukrainian presentation, and in general, also in the film about it is said that there was a mixture, that despite the fact that there were 40 ukrainian performers and among them two russian women, the press began to call the whole team russian, yes russian team, we will talk about tchaikovsky, i also want to ask you about their fate in north america, why them, maybe i am wrong, but why the diaspora did not accept them, or did not recognize them as their own, did accept them, but he complained somewhere that košice complained that he was not in demand, then later, then already when he finished his tours and stayed in emigration, he lived for 20 years after this tour ended in 1924, koshyt

not just fans, but fellow hall of famers will tell you the same thing. well, mays was just the greatest living, just god gifted, i guess. but, i've never seen anybody better. great, great. it makes it so easy for us. his last year, i'm playing left field for the padres. he had a fly ball to left. it was a, you know, a little texas leaguer. i caught the ball. when i caught it, i flipped it in. but i was shaking. my hands were shaking. you know what i mean? i just caught willie mays fly ball. i called my brother when i went home after we lost, but i called him. i said i played against willie mays today. there was nothing on the field that willie mays couldn't do. he can take up the whole field and play the whole field and you're like, really? willie and willie would do it, you know? so that was a gift i didn't have. mays became a star for the new york giants, leading the team to the 1954 world series championship when the giants moved west here to san francisco in 1958, the city immediately fell in love with the say, hey, kid, it's been a really, i guess,