singular: detectives leave the wichita police department, drive up to park city, go to his house, and from the home depot parking lot. now they know that that is the vehicle, and it's just one more piece confirming that they're on the right track. otis: once detective relph and detective snyder found the black jeep cherokee in the driveway, we were fairly, fairly confident that this was our guy. this dennis rader guy was btk. i can tell you that detective relph was ready, and a couple of us were prepared to help him park down the street, walk up, knock on the door, and when he comes to the door, we're gonna grab him. lieutenant landwehr said, "we're not gonna do that. i need somebody to sit on the house. we're gonna send undercover people up to start surveillance, and i need everybody else to come back to the task force office so we can figure out how we're gonna do this." foulston: this is the killer? what kind of background or history does this person have? what kind of twisted life has this person led? singular: dennis rader was born in 1945 in kansas, and his family then later mov

city hall today announced the launch of a pilot project that will change the rules of parking. y polyclinics, patients will be able to leave the car free of charge for 2 hours. but right after the grace period. the increased rate of 1.000 rubles is included. at one o'clock. this is a way to protect special parking lots from employees of nearby offices where new the rules will take effect. first of all, maria temnikova found out the center of moscow protochnaya street white audi parked near one of the children's city clinics , you can stand here for free, but only the patients of the medical institution, the driver and his passenger from childhood, clearly grew up parked . you noticed on a free place on the course. yes, this place is in the clinic. we young people do not even hide remorse do not feel. let's park. yes, go go chat, and at this time in the pouring rain, jumping puddles with children in their arms , mothers run to the clinic. we had to park, a little further away. yes, not so with such rudeness. patients of the polyclinic regularly encounter motorists coming to work

palestinians him on his way, they were killed in the operation, will not be heavy in the east parking city. pakistani city over the whole house fine has killed 4 adults. and 6 children, police investigated suspect. and electorate short circuit was to blame many residential buildings in the whole black fire safety features. brazilian also our adhesive rescued full migrants found hiding on the rider of a ship. from nigeria, the still ways were discovered down to 13 days at sea. police say the healthy despite hiding in a section of the ship is often under water check, right? the middle included, raw has died. he was 94. the also the unbearable lightness of being is considered one of the most important european vices. he emigrated to france in the 1917 south of being ostracized, by the socialist regime at home for opposing the 1968 soviet invasion of then czechoslovakia, to and back to our main story way of following for you today. here on the w news, they have leaders are wrapping up the annual summit in vilnius. they've been joined by president florida mesa lensky for the 1st nature ukraine

authentic music is heard in the city park the sound of balls and the sound of an anvil was recreated, the spirit of antiquity was helped by several reenactor clubs at once. this is a model of a medieval forge and we work with bellows, that is, the design is also the same as it was in the middle ages, and the charcoal furnace is made of coal, and we hold a master class for people, as we said earlier, nails of a horseshoe fibula medieval town, pitched in a historical place next to the architectural landmark of the city , the pruzhany tent, the kruzhany tent , the only estate in belarus that has been preserved in the form in which it built the building was founded in 1850 in the style of a neo-renaissance country villa . once upon a time, the famous napoleon stayed in this house on the alley. those who traveled by carriage in the century before last, today noisily and crowdedly opened a fair here. it was possible to buy handicraft souvenirs and delicacies there. also , try to master it. one of the oldest types of belarusian art of pottery. it is motionless in the potter's circle pruzhany

plus, skateboarding event leads to a heavy police presence and response at dolores park. city

interested teachers can apply for a classroom visit and up to two field trips to the city park of their choice. field trips are 2 and a half hours long and like i said, they can happen in any city park (indiscernible) >> >> (indiscernible) faces transformed san francisco street and sidewalks. local business communities are more resilient and our neighborhood centers on more vibrant ask lively. sidewalks and parking lanes can be used for outdoor seating, dining, merchandising and other community activities. we're counting on operators of shared spaces to ensure their sites are accessible for all and safe. hello, san francisco. i love it when i can cross the street in our beauty city and not worry whether car can see me and i want me and my grandma to be safe when we do. we all want to be safe. that's why our city is making sure curb areas near street corners are clear of parked cars and any other structures, so that people driving vehicles, people walking, and people biking can all see each other at the intersection. if cars are parked which are too close to the crosswalk, drivers can't

in moscow, a storm warning temporarily closed city parks and zoos for bad weather damaged more than 50 cars. crimea began the evacuation of residents of four seoul in the east of the peninsula in the kirovsky district, a military training ground is on fire to the place of emergency and 15 buses sent to pass the automobile section of the taurida highway, drivers send the latest situation data to a detour. from the side of kerch, traffic is limited at the feodosiya interchange further along the tavrida highway, the road is closed. the traffic police are on duty here now and they don’t let anyone through here directly drivers can go to an alternative option to bypass the closed area through the city of feodosia and to those who it is necessary to go a little to the right. this is how the highway leads to the direction, dzhankoya 12 km of the road is now closed to traffic ; there is the same restriction on the taurida highway and from simferopol you will have to turn off at the village of pervomaisky road. where cars are sent now - this is the old crimean highway before the discovery of ta

a spokesperson for the city says park maintenance staff regularly visits city parks to pick up trash. but due to the winter storms, a portion of the trail is closed between meridian avenue and saint elizabeth drive. and that may be a contributing factor. oftentimes when a space is underutilized, it can experience legal dumping or on the other hand, if the space is over utilized, it can experience heavy amounts of trash. so in terms of the frequency in which park maintenance staff are addressing that area, we do clean up the trail at least once a week. city officials say the parks department is in the process of hiring more maintenance workers to address the trash issue and hopes to have more staff on board by the end of the year. contra costa county fire is honoring two of its firefighter fighters tragically killed in the line of duty. a remembrance and memorial service took place today in concord for fire captain matt burton and fire engineer scott desmond. they died in the line of duty, giving their lives in an effort to save an elderly couple in a house fire in san pablo back in 20

park. you have fantastic views up there, but it could be pretty windy, but it is venue for smaller events. in addition there is a hotel site right next to city side park and cultural park and the chapel that the developer group thinks is not going to be marketed and built any time soon as a hotel. you can imagine why, it is a weak sector now and they think that could be offered as a interim location for broader larger scale event programming as we are thinking about it. that site is large. it has very flexible and what you can do, and it wouldn't-it could be permanent in the sense if you did something in front of building one you might have to accommodate week day parking for the tenants that rent building one. this would allow you to have facilities more permanent on a interim basis without having to disrupt other operations on the island. and it could help move the visitation needle by a whole variety of ideas. treasure island, the tida itself is in the past done large scale events. music events, those kind of things can be reconsidered and maybe brought back with a corporate partner helping underwrite the expense but it isn't limited to w

they are prohibited in all city parks. all city parks will be closing at 7:30 p.m.are warning residents of a fireworks ordinance that was established last year and will be enforced. >> authorized to administer citations up to $1000 per violation. julian: we are told the police department and alameda fire will have increased staff to deal with potential issues. kumasi: preparations are underway for the annual fourth of july parade in alameda. our reporter is there this morning. >> morning herein alameda. as you mentioned the parade here is regarded as the longest in the nation, with a 3.3 mile route lined with chairs already this morning. at our drive-in we counted dozens along grand street. it is quiet at this hour but we wanted to get you to some video of celebrations past. we wanted to break down all of the deals for you. the parade marks its 46 the year th. 46,000 people are estimated to attend. the attraction includes a flyover by the u.s. coast guard, equestrians, antique cars, all of the favorites. it inks giving day pa think about -- it is quintessential inde

interested teachers can apply for a classroom visit and up to two field trips to the city park of their choice. field trips are 2 and a half hours long and like i said, they can happen in any city park (indiscernible) you are unmuted. wherebying to the july 25, 2023 regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors.

plus, skateboarding event leads to a heavy police presence and response at dolores park. city leaders are demanding answers to the show of force demonstrated by the officers. >> the united for a summit. the main subject will be the war in ukraine. >> at last of the ruby has set cell after crashing into appear in san francisco -- set sail after crashing into a pier in san francisco. not all of the passengers are happy about it though. happy monday to all of you. it is july 10. drew: yesterday was quite cool across the region. live doppler 7 is quiet. i will take you outside where we have quite a bit of fog. the fog is not areawide. it is quite clear as you head inland right now. coastal clouds give way to temperatures mainly in the 50's, but look at the valleys of the north bay. future weather showing you as we go hour-by-hour, the cloud cover breaks down for afternoon sunshine, and today our warmest spots will go into the 80's. i is a warmer afternoon today with increased -- it is a w afternoon today with increasing sunshine. jobina: we are starting off with a live camera show

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he goes to the clover city park, i'm going. i'm ready. let's. cat, you also step back in front of the mayor to spread quietly. it's alexei andreevich. i'm there. i'll just be here. to me in short, we were suspended with you for a month. some kind of nonsense you have yes, too, ore, we determined this very thing to call, that where there is five minutes. experiments will never find. and secondly, now we will not need to share with him, understand? i phoned rashid, he will take the goods directly without intermediaries. in short, listen here, in 10 minutes he will come, you load my truck into it and blow it up. bring me to the dacha at 11:00, and i 'll be there with rashid waiting for you. he will calmly accept the goods and check. i count us in cash, got it, got it? well, how are you? wait a minute, who am i from the firecrackers crackers than crackers, please, paper paper paper , we have other information. they say you trade. well, everything is like clockwork. where i have you here is everything that i have not seen before. but whom the offensi

in park city, utah, they were treated to a drone show which flew in decorative formations. as, the city's newest concert venue, the sphere lit up its exterior screens with a patriotic display. and this was the finale in idaho falls, where 200,000 people watched the largest fireworks show in the western united states. >>> and finally, after two months of radio silence, nasa's ingenuity helicopter is talking again. the chopper has been on mars for two years and made more than 50 flights to survey the rugged martian landscape, but it lost contact in the middle of its latest mission in april. ingenuity finally phoned home last week, easing concerns about its fate. and thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. have yourselves a wonderful day. "cnn newsroom" continues next with max foster and bianca nobilo. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds. thanks to golo, i've lost 27% of my body weight, and it was easy. (soft music) with new scope squeez mouthwash concentrate, just add water. squeez to control the stren

in moscow, a storm warning has temporarily closed city parks due to bad weather, more than 50 cars areaged, public utilities are working hard to pump out water. more than 80% of young russians believe that all conditions have been created in russia for their self-realization. this indicates that the efforts of the state bring results. vladimir putin spoke about this today at a meeting of the supervisory platform council. russia is a country of opportunities this large-scale project, according to the president and the participants of the meeting in the kremlin, is becoming more and more in demand. the logic of all actions within the framework of this project is to put people in the center of attention - a specific person with his ambitions in the best sense of the word and with his desire for personal achievements and a certain contribution to the efforts of the state and all societies in key areas of development the state proclaimed the current year the year of the teacher and mentor in this connection, i would like to note that uh, first of all, with all the participants in the projec

cory and eric of park city, utah. they say cory poisoned him by lacing his drink with fentanyl twice. 30-year-old cory first bought up to 30 fentanyl pills for $900 from the housekeeper just before valentine's day and then tried to poison eric at the party. he got sick and told a friend "i think my wife is trying to kill me." a few weeks later cory again bought fentanyl from carmen saying she wanted some strong drugs like that michael jackson stuff. three days later she admitted she gave her husband a vodka cocktail and went to sleep and found him dead on the floor. eric had five times the lethal dose of fentanyl in his system. a year after his death, richens published a children's book, are you with me, about losing a loved one. cory has yet to enter a plea but police believe motivation was money. why? several times prosecutors say she stole money from his business, and one night she broke into his computer and changed and made herself the sole beneficiary of his insurance policy. now she is suing in civil court tryi

a spokesperson for the city says park maintenance staff regularly visits the city parks to pick up trashbut due to the recent storms, a portion of the trail is closed between meridian avenue and saint elizabeth drive . that may be a contributing factor. oftentimes when a space is underutilized, it can experience illegal dumping or on the other hand, if the space is over utilized, it can experience heavy amounts of trash. so in terms of the frequency in which park maintenance staff are addressing that area, we do clean up the trail at least once a week. city officials say the parks department is in the process of hiring more maintenance workers to address the trash issue. and hopes to have more staff on board by the end of the year. some long awaited clean up for a local tennis court removal of a downed tree is underway at the davie tennis stadium on the oakland piedmont boundary that tree toppled by winter. rain and storms some five months ago. video from skyfox here shows some of the progress that facility is currently still closed. back now to our bay area weather and a live look at th

taste real cold big incredible taste. programs tragedy in the maykop city park a nine-year-old schoolboythe wheels of an unmanaged mercedes, you can't even be like me. withered at the wheel of an suv with beautiful numbers, there is a retired judge and which of his influential friends have already tried to negotiate with the boy's family pyromaniacs involuntarily. why do telephone scammers now force their victims to set fire to bank branches, and who is behind the storm attacks in sherwood, how they freed a cottage worth a billion rubles from of an armed invader, only footage shot by direct participants in the special operation works for us. in maykop, employees of the investigative committee are investigating. why mercedes drivers lost control , flew into a pedestrian zone and killed a schoolboy driving an suv with beautiful numbers , supposedly there was a retired judge and many residents of the city fear that he will take advantage of his special legal status. so what led to the tragedy of a technical malfunction of cars, or is it human factor from adygea report by olga zhurenkova. be

and green spaces, including the famous tiergarten park. 39% of madrid is covered by trees. residents love the city'sarks and gardens. belgium's capital is home to the famous brussels park. and finally, we have vienna, austria. this capital city is filled with green spaces, including the famous schÖnbrunn palace gardens. which one would you like to visit first? host: factories that pollute the air can buy carbon offset certificates. that money might go to farmers to plant trees, or to environmental organizations, while factories keep on pumping co2 into the atmosphere. is this climate protection or just greenwashing? and how does it work in australia? reporter: things are going well for cattle farmer michael dempsey, not least because of the extra income he's receiving from carbon farming. that is, the capture of carbon dioxide on his vast acreage. his farm became eligible because the previous owner constantly cut down the trees. the deal is that michael gives nature free rein. the trees can grow, capturing carbon dioxide, and he gets a co2 credit. michael: that sort of hillside is typical of what th

he loved the city and its parks. i will miss him but always remember him as a class act and a great man. and i know, the vice president wants to say something but if it's okay, i would like to share a little bit about my relationship with commissioner griffin previously. when the mayor appoints a new commissioner, it affects my job very much because i interact with you every day. so the first thing i do is i google them. and i didn't know commissioner lucy or commissioner griffin but when i googled him, i said i know that guy because i had worked in city hall for so long and like phil said, he had a belly laugh. so i remember him all around city hall talking to people that big laugh and i was like, i know that guy. when we finally met, he knew me too, because he loved cats. which when a grown man loves cats, it touches me. we had an event called 12 kittens, and his cat passed away earlier this year and he talked about max. and he called me every day, so when he stopped calling me, i knew something was wrong. he calle

i'm andrey ivlev, look now the tragedy in the maykop city park 9-year-old schoolboy died under the wheelss with beautiful numbers there is a retired judge and which of his influential friends has already tried to negotiate with his family boy. now they force their victims to set fire to the bank branch. and who is behind the attacks? and at the beginning of a powerful explosion in a warehouse , operatives in thailand, according to preliminary data, killed nine people more than 130, wounded by the shock wave damaged the market mall and 150 residential buildings some of them. as you can see , the search and rescue operation continues under the rubble, there may still be people under the rubble, we are following the incoming information, but for now, on to other topics. employees in maykop the investigative committee is investigating. why mercedes drivers lost control , flew into a pedestrian zone and killed a schoolboy driving an suv with beautiful numbers , supposedly there was a retired judge and many residents of the city fear that he will take advantage of his special legal status. so w

today, in the city park , the count of our sad people will be installed, among others, underlines are posted photos of the workers of the metallurgical robot no. are you expecting something? raisa fedorovna, am i waiting? yes, the call must come, where does the call come from? where do you need the object? looks like we saw each other in the morning. connect me please. wait with moscow happy new year, dear comrades we begin our festive concert. you know, i still have a guilty conscience. when i told dad that we are celebrating the new year with the whole course to the country. like a girl and in addition i said that i would go to my aunt. you just give me time. moscow on the wire moscow on the wire hello sergey i need your help. i'm going back. no way to moscow. you, as always, fly in the clouds. i heard it's a big boss now. you took daddy? armchair, right? wondering how did you do it? after all, already in rumyantsev kolotov fischer no, you don’t know anything, you’re sitting there in the wilderness. hello ira hello where have you gone? is it you who disappeared? she finally disappea

and green spaces, including the famous tiergarten park. 39% of madrid is covered by trees. residents love the city'sarks and gardens. belgium's capital is home to the famous brussels park. and finally, we have vienna, austria. this capital city is filled with green spaces, including the famous schÖnbrunn palace gardens. which one would you like to visit first? host: factories that pollute the air can buy carbon offset certificates. that money might go to farmers to plant trees, or to environmental organizations, while factories keep on pumping co2 into the atmosphere. is this climate protection or just greenwashing? and how does it work in australia? reporter: things are going well for cattle farmer michael dempsey, not least because of the extra income he's receiving from carbon farming. that is, the capture of carbon dioxide on his vast acreage. his farm became eligible because the previous owner constantly cut down the trees. the deal is that michael gives nature free rein. the trees can grow, capturing carbon dioxide, and he gets a co2 credit. michael: that sort of hillside is typical of what th

. >> and this week he's in park city in utah for a re trooe preplanned but a lot of the changes comeack in the last week that showed state of his campaign. which is they were spending more then than they expected and raising less money that he they expected an the rates were not competitive to be through the iowa caucus and through super tuesday. so they're saying we're making some changes. but that poll captures the challenges he has. right now he's closer to pack of people far behind than to donald trump. and that is a ricky place for a candidate who has been trying to portray this as a two-person race. he can't afford to be behind tim scott or nikki haley if he wants to say this is a two-person race between him and donald trump. >> and just one note about your story, errol, you also report some news that that video that was denounced as anti-lgbtq tried to criticize trump for being too friendly to gay and trans people was created by the desantis staffer and then they handed it off to someone and pretented like they didn't make it but it was theirs all along. >> it speaks to the si

and green spaces, including the famous tiergarten park. 39% of madrid is covered by trees. residents love the city'sarks and gardens. belgium's capital is home to the famous brussels park. and finally, we have vienna, austria. this capital city is filled with green spaces, including the famous schÖnbrunn palace gardens. which one would you like to visit first? host: factories that pollute the air can buy carbon offset certificates. that money might go to farmers to plant trees, or to environmental organizations, while factories keep on pumping co2 into the atmosphere. is this climate protection or just greenwashing? and how does it work in australia? reporter: things are going well for cattle farmer michael dempsey, not least because of the extra income he's receiving from carbon farming. that is, the capture of carbon dioxide on his vast acreage. his farm became eligible because the previous owner constantly cut down the trees. the deal is that michael gives nature free rein. the trees can grow, capturing carbon dioxide, and he gets a co2 credit. michael: that sort of hillside is typical of what th

park. the city hall fought his unauthorized work but espinosa carried on anyway. now the 49-year-old has a different legal battle. espinosa was arrested july 2nd for possessing and attempting to sell illegal fireworks. police say officers seized more than a thousand pounds of fireworks from his storage unit in milpitas but espinosa emphatically disputes police claims that the fireworks are dangerous and their claim that the seizure saves lives and property. he says the fireworks were the typical kind you can buy at fireworks stands in other states and says part of his arrest is because of his ongoing fight over the park. tonight he is out on his own recognizance. >> i want to be celebrating the 4th of july and i do it with fireworks. >> reporter: they are technically illegal here. >> they are illegal. we're hoping that at some point we can get them to change the law so they're not illegal. >> reporter: espinoza also acknowledges he spent several years in prison starting in 2017 for a similar fireworks crime as well as a domestics violence charge. he says na proves

streets of the city and laying flowers at the mass grave of soviet soldiers and partisans in the city park is independence is freedom freedom in everything freedom in action in the work of decision-making, but the most important thing is the protection of your interests. protecting your rights as a citizen. and, of course, this holiday is the main one, and that, because our belarusian nation unites us. our people are in a great mood. i'm here in order to show the unity of the people, when the people are united, we are invincible, we must pass on to the younger generation. this is what our fathers and grandfathers did to protect our homeland. in the middle of a rich program in the evening denis sings a surprise for the tomb maydanov independence day, and already in august the sports holiday colleagues hello happy independence day you are just a little bit left before the start of the second games of the cis countries teams from nine commonwealth states plus mongolia vietnam united arab emirates only 18 teams and more than two thousand athletes here on minsk arena will host the solemn openin

>> we're in the largest park in the city which is called rouge park. >> did you just come in and startn to come in? >> we had permission to come in. >> was that difficult? >> it was very difficult. we negotiated with the city for two years. part of the difficulty was they didn't know what hook to hang our request on. they're used to developers saying i want to build a strip mall or i want to build a parking structure. but they're not used to people saying we want land to build a model organic farm. >> malik yakini started growing the farm with the goal providing greater access to fresh produce in areas that grocery stores have completely abandoned. that's basically all of detroit's inner city. other than whole foods, who just came in, >> yes. >> not a single national food chain. >> no. no. in 2007 farmer jack closed his last stores in detroit. and that was kind of the end of the big chains in detroit. >> this is subsistence farming, not cash crop. you're not going to be anticipating selling outside of detroit. >> there's greater demand in detroit than all of the locally farmers can sup

park. in the eastern region of our country in the city of shklov, there is a beautiful city park , you willleys and paths. know that about 100 years ago. the entrance here, carefully guarded and inside not all got in. and this is not surprising, because the park was privately owned, it surrounded and less than apollon krivoshein, the former minister of ways and communications of the russian empire, the park was founded by his order at the beginning of the 20th century and occupied an area of ​​​​more than 25 hectares, and although it did not retain its scope, but even today it is a local gardener, who was trained in gardening, worked on the creation of the park as a monument of landscape garden art. warsaw, the whole complex also included greenhouses with exotic plants, ponds and vegetable gardens. in in the center of the park stood the manor house of the krivosha, a monument of wooden architecture. however, it has not survived to this day, but hide. you are not trees planted almost 120 years ago, and today the history of the creation of the park precedes, another, associated with the name

watch now. a tragedy in the maykop city park a nine-year-old schoolboy died under the wheels of an unmanagededes. you are a retired judge driving an suv with beautiful numbers and which of his influential friends have already tried to negotiate with the boy's family of pyromaniacs involuntarily. why is the telephone machine now forced to set fire to its victims in bank branches, and who is behind the attacks from the armed invader is working ? only we have footage taken by direct participants in the special operation. in maykop members of the investigative committee are investigating. why mercedes drivers lost control, flew into a pedestrian zone and killed a schoolboy driving an suv with beautiful numbers, supposedly there was a retired judge and many residents of the city fear that he will take advantage of his special legal status. so what led to the tragedy - a technical malfunction of the car or, after all, the human factor from adygea reportage. olga zhurenkova. i say before the interview. they gather their thoughts for a long time it's hard to speak a resident of maikopal. they penkov

because i can look at her i've been in the city any that whole life and people with first aid i would because the gaspeders and people that work for rec & park will handle the problems in the city so when we say, you know. appreciation not be silent is that what you said? i show up for this department because all of you did such an extraordinarily job a privilege to be part of rec & park and come to the parks and explore the parks and discover something knew so the folks are honored and want to say congratulations and there is a bar that is open and some informed who took the bill for that phil didn't like to spend any modern and courtney, you know. the mason local and plumbers it is nice of you guys i hope an annual tradition but we've had that 15 years when we celebrate we also not only recognition people but we also provide substance and build food and the beer and alcohol and whenever and whatever you choose but a way to show our appreciation for all the hard work that so many of you don't day to day and thank you, for being a shinning work to be an incredible public servant and thank you, for sticking with rec & park day to day doing li

because i can look at her i've been in the city any that whole life and people with first aid i would because the gaspeders and people that work for rec & park will handle the problems in the city so when we say, you know. appreciation not be silent is that what you said? i show up for this department because all of you did such an extraordinarily job a privilege to be part of rec & park and come to the parks and explore the parks and discover something knew so the folks are honored and want to say congratulations and there is a bar that is open and some informed who took the bill for that phil didn't like to spend any modern and courtney, you know. the mason local and plumbers it is nice of you guys i hope an annual tradition but we've had that 15 years when we celebrate we also not only recognition people but we also provide substance and build food and the beer and alcohol and whenever and whatever you choose but a way to show our appreciation for all the hard work that so many of you don't day to day and thank you, for being a shinning work to be an incredible public servant and thank you, for sticking with rec & park day to day doing li

and the adult tried to do everything to arrange an unforgettable event graduation in the main park of the citys for the tenth time this year it had to be postponed for a week due to known events. however, the date change did not stop the fun. let this event take place. it's very simply mesmerizing for me. this showed that the russian spirit cannot be broken by a single person, to have fun. this does not interfere, while the security measures were the most stringent on the territory, the police officers of the ministry of emergency situations and the national guard were on duty to enter the park, it was possible to enter the park only with a special brother with a qr-code in st. petersburg announced the laureate, the grand prix of the international tchaikovsky competition it was the invited soloist of the mariinsky theater medsa soprano zinaida tsarenko marinka , she performs the leading part. now her unique voice has conquered the jury and, of course, the audience. remote control great valery gergiev, he also presented the winner with a well-deserved award today's performance the main contende

will be opened fresh, and the residents of slutsk will be pleased with the new skate area in the city park of culture and recreation. one of the most comfortable and large-scale festive locations will be vileyka, the city hosts a regional holiday at 11:00 , flowers will be brought to the monument to the soldiers of the liberators and after that , interactive platforms will open. photo zones festive trade in the evening musical non-stop from famous artists, there they will sing the anthem together beautifully we will be the final chord of fireworks elena vitkova maria trunichey yuriy kornilovich tv news agency. if we talk about the foreign policy of belarus, it is conditioned by nothing else than our national interests and the main emphasis on mutually beneficial and, most importantly, mutually respectful attitude belarus is actively involved in the construction of large-scale infrastructure projects, together with russia, iran is working on initiatives to develop an international transport corridor. north, south, already this month. our country can become a full member of the shanghai coop

. >> a lot of people, maybe, at the park, the city, the beach maybe? >> just be prepared for the heat inland. >> yes. comfort around the water. >> okay. not too bad, thank you, paul. cbs environmental reporter is looking into the impact of climate change on wildfires. he hiked deep into the forest of montana. here is a preview. >> this is one of my favorite trees from a long time. from afar it looks like one fire, you can go in here and count. you can see -- you are saying there is more than one fire did this? >> oh, yeah, fire one came along and damaged the tree here. then, it kept growing to seal up the wound and then fire two came and damaged the tree. five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13. >> it has been in 13 forest fires? >> at least >> and it is still here? >> yeah. >> doing great. >> yeah. yeah >> it is huge. >> that is why it is one of my favorite. top 10 >> are we going to see the other nine? >> that will be lot more 15 minute walks. >> david will bring us a story every week. tonight at 7:30 you can watch our 30 minute on the dot spec

collectives the culture center fell, the holy became a fire show after mouths into the lake of the city park according to tradition, such rituals were lit in the fires of the symbolic kupala night in the village. we always lit a fire. we had a serious task to prepare a large fire. we collected old tires from the factory, built a large tower and set fire to our city. friendly , it always gathers, we know how to celebrate all events. everything is going great. no wonder they say that our city is the city of the sun filling the team exposition not only for the belarusian sending from the russian to the requested artist at the chelyabinsk corpse of the opera and ballet theater the lipetsk poster for the academic stage was engaged by the ural corpse for the refusal of the newspapers to the belarusian capital, for this chelyabinsky held both the academic opera and ballet theater and glinka, or our artists, these are the pilishers of harsh aesthetes. and one more guys and master karenin vrunsk guests a couple, rud with scores in verde of the vershilyabinsk ballet for the belarusian capital , adolf

interested teachers can apply for a classroom visit and up to two field trips to the city park of their choice. field trips are 2 and a half hours long and like i said, they can happen in any city park (indiscernible) >> for us, we wish we had our queue and we created spaces that are active. >> food and drinks. there is a lot for a lot of folks and community. for us, it started back in 1966 and it was a diner and where our ancestors gathered to connect. i think coffee and food is the very fabric of our community as well as we take care of each other. to have a pop-up in the tenderloin gives it so much meaning. >> we are always creating impactful meaning of the lives of the people, and once we create a space and focus on the most marginalized, you really include a space for everyone. coffee is so cultural for many communities and we have coffee of maria inspired by my grandmother from mexico. i have many many memories of sharing coffee with her late at night. so we carry that into everything we do. currently we are on a journey that is going to open up the first brick and mortar in san f

interested teachers can apply for a classroom visit and up to two field trips to the city park of their choice. field trips are 2 and a half hours long and like i said, they can happen in any city park (indiscernible) >> thank you. the board of supervisors and committees are convening hybrid meeting that allow inperson attendance and public comment while remote access and public comment via telephone. the board recognizes equitable public access is essential and will take public comment first

interested teachers can apply for a classroom visit and up to two field trips to the city park of their choice. field trips are 2 and a half hours long and like i said, they can happen in any city park (indiscernible) good afternoon, director, staff and members of the public. we thank you for joining us. this meeting is being held in hybrid format, occurring in person at one south venice union square conference room, seventh floor broadcast live on tv and by phone. the phone number to use today is 401 56550001 access code 25917996509. when an item is called dial star three to enter the queue, commenters will have two minutes unless otherwise noted by the chair. we'll move on to roll call director henninger here hemming our president, director present kinsey present director katrina . present and present chair egan here you can present director is not expected today. however you do still have a quorum for the record, i know that director kinsey is attending this meeting remotely. director kinsey is

interested teachers can apply for a classroom visit and up to two field trips to the city park of their choice. field trips are 2 and a half hours long and like i said, they can happen in any city park (indiscernible) >> bring up person that [laughter]. for me it was we had neighbors growing up that were fold my dad he is raising me wrong for having me pursue the things that are not traditionally female roles. and i think the biggest barrier to anyone in general is when you have cultural norms that make you feel like you can't do something that make you doubt yourself and make you feel you should not be there i don't belong. those other big efbarriers i think that is the thing to focus on the most is belong everyone should belong here. [music] >> wishing we trained women grow in production. and recording arts and so we have everything from girls night classes for middle and high school girls. we have certification academy program. that would be women and gender [inaudible] adid you tell us. progress in the internship frm program where they are working in the studios. they are helping to

it's just as the bigger parks come on board, especially the city side, waterfront park will we expectsitors? we have to be prepared. and this is what we're trying to do, is to get get ready for that. so i'll open it up to the public and i'll open it up to the phone. okay. so thank you very much for that presentation. and chris, thank you. so we'll go on to the next item. item number ten resolution authorizing acceptance of dog park improvements on yerba buena island. so thank you, directors . i don't have a presentation for this. it was kind of covered in the presentation before, but the dog park received a notice of completion from public works who performed the construction inspection for the parks and other public improvements in january of this year. and the. public works has prepared acceptance legislation and is prepared to issue a commendation to the board of supervisors and forms of a public works order recommending acceptance of the dog park and that legislative package is expected to be introduced to the board of supervisors before their august recess. the. public improvemen

central entrance to the school will be located on the side of the city park, it is being overhauled inof this year, work to upgrade the main recreation area of ​​mariupol was appreciated by vladimir putin then , driving an suv, he drove around the city and inspected the key construction sites, one of them in the multidisciplinary medical center of the federal medical biological agency, as well as the nakhimov school. it is being built by military builders. all major works. the first building has already been completed. even the landscaping of the territory has been done, installation will begin soon the main medical equipment of a computer and magnetic resonance tomograph, only operating rooms in the building will be 11. this was reported to the president in mid-june by the leaders of the fmba. veronika skvortsova if possible. we invite you with all my heart in mariupol, outwardly , someone did not climb there, it was already quite large, somewhere around 60 percent, probably now the center is more than 70% ready here. medical specialists from moscow and rostov are already arriving at

so o'clock reports now from city this is the face of the yes, 10 pine thousands rallied in parks and city centers across the country on sunday, showing support for grades recognition of the strategies 1st nations people. it's one of those moments i think way. i personally want to be on the right side of history, and i think the history of a strong and politics around that original culture is quite dismal. we have the great privileges this early enough to have such an ancient community, continuous culture now in the nation. and it's important, they're recognized for holloman's pos legislation clearing the way for a referendum later this year astride into advice on whether the constitution should be amended to recognize indigenous australians for the 1st time. and to establish an advisory body representing aboriginal and tossed right on it. is guiding federal parliament. the campaign declared sunday, a national day of action today is all about straightening people going out to the people that know their workplace times folding areas and saying this is nothing to be scared off. this is a

cemetery to what we know as lincoln park the bottom half-hour of linkin park now, above north avenue with was the city cemetery lincoln park was or had just become the linkin park just after the president was assassinated in there moving the bodies out and another health that you could not bury the bodies within the city limits and that is when places like graceland and rose hill and so on. >> when the panic really took hold, people gathered whatever they could and they would bury their worldly possessions in the park or at the beach. >> people work very piano's i can't believe it but there are so many different accounts unlike others of people would say that i did it as opposed to some of the other rumors that i heard that kind of seven and another thing when you're dealing with the sources of what you trust we don't and someone. but getting back to missus o'leary, what he did it was horrible minnesota brought out this fear of the urban under pressure we gotta control these people are they will burn us down literally and figuratively pretty. >> so the o'leary's were forced to over the lives as the ki