some people store dahlias in the refrigerator, but only if there is not much planting material.clothes. also don't forget inspect and check seedlings at least once 2 months, immediately removing all tubers with any signs of rot. in the spring we will get our tubers and put them in a room at room temperature so that the buds wake up, that is, we rest until spring. well, let's enjoy the bright colors. oh thank you! when hearts beat in unison, swiss psychologists have found that audiences at classical music concerts are synchronized. 132 people took part in the experiment, now we will add two more, to the music of beethoven and brahms, they the heart rate and breathing increased equally. it knocks, but many even repeated their facial expressions, and what’s especially curious is that friendly, open people synchronized faster and more strongly. that’s why, you see, everything works, it’s time to synchronize with our friendly and even more musical colleague, well, as always on saturdays, andrei petrov is ready to introduce his guests, well , the attitude struck right into my heart, h

dahlia. i don't know how this operation could have happened. either. yes, i can hear you. okay, now with the lease we seem to have some technical difficulties. uh. but just keep going. hear me. yep. i don't know exactly how this operation could as a plan, which was certainly a very long term planning and a very elaborate plan based on quite significant intelligence on the part of the people who did this the some us we don't actually know yet, and i don't think we will know for some time, at least for another few days, months or years, exactly how this happened. but there could be no surprise that there would be escalations simply based on what has happened over the last, you know, decade of wars with guns up more. i mean, does that has been under a siege for essentially 16 years and there has been various rounds of violence ever since, but particularly since 2009, we've had up 5 or 6 such rounds of escalation depending on how you count some of them very recently. there was no question, there would be another one, but this particular form, the timing. and the type of attack

dahlia. uh, by the way, this is a family, a family, i’m sorry, or the aistrov family, uh, dahlias startoom in july, and until the very frosts, uh, they delight us with their beauty, well, very interesting, you probably know that there are a lot of these flowers growing everywhere, they are so yellow, you can say, they are sown, planted, and this flower is called rudbekia, this yellow optimistic color is bright, it pleases us for a very long time, well, almost to the very end frosts, like dahlias, so we admire autumn flowers, they are especially valuable for our eyes, well, we move on to the behavior of the earth's magnetic field, and now we have a forecast chart for your attention, and from it you will see that the activation uh, well, practically there is none activation, to put it bluntly, a calm situation, so we are watching the development of these magnets. earthly events, calmly, daily, and we return to the weather itself, to the meteorological picture of tomorrow, the next day, and we begin, as usual, with the weather forecast from the western regions of ukraine, now you will see

or sign up for dahlia and understand what their opportunities are. one of our really big efforts in the last couple of months, and we've reported this to you in the past, is that we've been meeting with individual households, legacy mixed households, to help them understand about their specific opportunity for housing as starview court. so we have 23 units of transition units at starview court and we asked for volunteers and we had 21 households volunteer by the deadline of september 1st. and the starview court management team, which is the mercy housing team, catholic charities team, have worked with us to speak with these households and understand their interests, help them choose housing. they one of the benefits of volunteering early is that they got to select units that they were most interested in. the first three top preferences and right now, the starview court team is sorting through that and preparing letters that are going to say, this is great. your first choice was x. we think we're able to offer that to you and so we're planning for you

this show cases some of the variety at the dahlia dell hillside gardens that were blooming yesterday and i was there and the official flower in san francisco and visitors flock there to see the beautiful bloom and cultivated by volunteers with species from all over the world. this is east of the conservatory of flowers in golden gate park and the oval and circled in the objection valand the hill side garden which is the red rectangle on the image so this is for the hill side garden where the red rectangle is. this is what the garden looks like from the street level. the left is the terass garden in bloom and on the right where it's in relation to the oval and with the arrow. dahlia dell hillside gardens is bringings it to life but the infrastructure of the garden is in need of repair and maintenance. a few of the photos reflect how it looked yesterday and you can see that the existing terass and retaining structures are dilapidated with rotting wood and the ground below and [inaudible] retaining wall and separated and uneven for gardeners. it's a volunteer group that cultivates and c

but according to that will be showing garza which i can text it dahlia today, and they said no information that from their side they have been being in for. and according to these way, the statement was saying that the 3rd should not be delivered to the how math or beach the hands, which means are a few of i have no idea that the you and the gmc, so i think you literally, the owner will i will will take the responsibility of that. so plus that distribution mechanism is not clear yet we are talking about people are taking that you and uh, facilities as it shows that. but what about the other? ordinarily people are living in their homes or those people who come to the a relative or stay in the 3 of the envelopes. so that journalist is also thank you very much. so then thank you. the lady i talked to by here about, i mean, in cairo and the as to why the so complicated to get aide into gaza or is it um, so this one, egypt has maintained that it has never actually shows that on file for their cotton, vice. there's 4 rounds of air strikes on post medium size, and for cit choose. and again, this

glad for you, i didn’t have radiculitis, but my neighbor, with whom we played chess, has beautiful dahlias, so i'm off for a trick, i just stole it, i understand, it’s not good, you can hold me accountable, nikolaich, i have very little time, okay, okay, so at 2:30 i was busy with dahlia tubers between the second and first front doors, the time is exact, it couldn’t be more accurate , i had to finish three, because at 3:00 he comes from lunch , that’s what i understood, let’s move on, as you understand, i didn’t advertise my presence, no one saw me, but i saw him coming out of the second front door the young man walked under the windows into the first front door, then i didn’t say anything suspected, but then, when i heard about the murder, i thought that he was sneaking away , in my opinion it was just at the time when this unfortunate boy was killed, you can describe him, so average height, light brown hair, high forehead , heavy build, gray jacket, jeans, lilac scarf, for the last 2 months, smoothie worked three or four times a week at the same address with a certain elvira karamysheva,

exotic for belarus , there are also plants that are more familiar to ours. stripes of hydrangea and dahliage. in total there are more than 300 plant species. this is in belarus, perhaps only here it grows in the flower park, it’s called willow, babylonian creep, many people may have seen the matsudana willow, which has stubby shoots, and hakura nishiki has pink growths, well, usually willows in the city - that’s understandable thing, what’s so cool about it is, as you noticed, this variety probably has leaves, the leaves themselves, they are twisted into a spiral. this park appeared just six months ago, largely thanks to social networks and kirill's active media presence. in an interview, he said that he dreams of finding a place where he can realize his dreams of a grower's garden. by chance , the rector of brest state technical university, where kiril studies, saw this interview and gave the young guy the opportunity to create the park of his dreams right on the territory of the university. in the spring, when bots in the water park was at its peak, i had a very simple daily schedule. be

when the u.s. >> ainsley: dahlia we have to leave it there.sorry we have to leave it there. >> another time. >> ainsley: yes, ma'am. thank you. we wish you all the best over there we are praying for israel. >> thank you so much. >> ainsley: you are welcome. iran's web of terror how the country is gaining ground in latin america and the risk it poses to the united states. that's next. ♪ and now i'm winning again. blue-emu is the powerful relief i need. shop our expanded family of products at major online retailers. if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd rather be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ this is spring

dahlia, dahlia, dahlia , whatever you call this flower, there is no doubt that it is beautiful, it ise won’t allow this, we will dig them up and send them to the cellar for the winter. this must be done exactly on time, focusing first depending on weather conditions: it is recommended to dig up plants after the first good frost. the dahlia itself will let you know when it’s best to do this; if the leaves and flowers turn black, then it’s time. in the northern regions this most often happens in september, in the middle zone in mid-october, in the south in early november, so we are just in time, and the first thing to do is to ruthlessly cut off all the stems, leaving small stumps 10-15 in height see, a bite for them... it will be more convenient to pull them out of the ground, by the way, we can do this do it right now, but in general it is recommended to leave the taste in this state for a couple of days, so that the roots receive a signal that they need to prepare for winter, but now we will dig, i’m behind a shovel, although the roots of the gergins are similar to tuber potatoes, di

this show cases some of the variety at the dahlia dell hillside gardens that were blooming yesterday was there and the official flower in san francisco and visitors flock there to see the beautiful bloom and cultivated by volunteers with species from all over the world. this is east of the conservatory of flowers in golden gate park and the oval and circled in the objection valand the hill side garden which is the red rectangle on the image so this is for the hill side garden where the red rectangle is. this is what the garden looks like from the street level. the left is the terass garden in bloom and on the right where it's in relation to the oval and with the arrow. dahlia dell hillside gardens is bringings it to life but the infrastructure of the garden is in need of repair and maintenance. a few of the photos reflect how it looked yesterday and you can see that the existing terass and retaining structures are dilapidated with rotting wood and the ground below and [inaudible] retaining wall and separated and uneven for gardeners. it's a volunteer group that cultivates and care ta

middle, this is the hook and paw, this is the local name that we have on the flag, these are the dahlias for example, i’ve seen many, then somewhere like this, there is no symmetry, for example , one drawing, a second, a third, a fourth, a fifth, and so it may be, but these are such towels, and mortgaged, that’s what we weave, we weave it from the inside out, so we get it, like in a store, it’s not available anywhere, not even some people come up at exhibitions and ask, what are you embroidering or what, what do we have? a completely white base opens, it looks like the name of the towel is embroidered, it comes from the middle, even though there are nine signs, but if there is a tree in the middle, the towel is called weave a towel with a tree, the towels that you see here were made by me over many years, that’s why i keep them, just a chip for an exhibition, i want to show... that neglyubka had and continues to have such a tradition of such beautiful towels. i was happy to catch those women who were just beginning, because these towels began to weave into neglyubkas after the war, becau

i'm joined now by dr dahlia scheindlin, political analyst and expert on israel—palestine.start by giving immediate reaction to this unprecedented attack on israel by hamas. mi; unprecedented attack on israel by hamas. g ., ~ ., ., hamas. my reaction like that of eve one hamas. my reaction like that of everyone else _ hamas. my reaction like that of everyone else is _ hamas. my reaction like that of everyone else is it _ hamas. my reaction like that of everyone else is it is _ hamas. my reaction like that of everyone else is it is a - hamas. my reaction like that of| everyone else is it is a complete surprise but not a complete surprise. what is not at all a surprise. what is not at all a surprise is that there was an escalation, i would say over the last number of months, all of us have been expecting some sort of an escalation with gaza and hamas because we know from the past there have been five or six operations depending on if you count the smaller or bigger ones and nothing in the political conditions that would have prevented them have changed so we are in an ongoing

dr dahlia scheindlin is a political analyst and expert on israeli—palestinian relations.ed her for her reaction to today's attacks. my reaction like that of everyone else is it is a complete surprise but not a complete surprise. what is not at all a surprise is that there was an escalation, i would say over the last number of months, all of us have been expecting some sort of an escalation with gaza and hamas because we know from the past there have been five or six operations depending on if you count the smaller or bigger ones and nothing in the political conditions that would have prevented them have changed so we are in an ongoing active military conflict and occupation. gaza has been under siege for 16 years, there is no political process, the palestinian leadership has been very undermined and there is a deterioration of the legitimacy of the palestinian leadership leaving hamas to conclude that the only way forward is through militancy. there is no surprise on that level but it is a complete surprise as your reporter said, that the scale of operation which is very

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late in the program, we will talk to dahlia lithwick.he will discuss her podcast called amicus and legal news of the day. up next, more of your calls and comments as we ask for your top story of the week. you can start calling in now. we will be right back. ♪ >> american history tv, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. on lectures of history, university of kansas lit a coke communications professor robert rowland talks about barack obama's keynote address at the 2004 democratic convention. -- and how they have impacted presidential campaigns and the presidency itself. explore american history -- explore the american story. watch american history tv. >> book tv, every sunday on c-span2, features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 8:00 p.m. easrn, amber ac shares her boo the snowflakes revolt, where she argues that woke millennials working in media are changing mainstream journalism for the worse. at 10:00 p.m., melissa kearney, author of the two parent privilege, contends the decline in t

, and i'm not exaggerating what some of the, the intimate ation of journalist in the field like a dahlia experience, apparently is not an isolated incident to the live broadcast, the report or from the all i might be tv and you said the book interrupted by is ready, security forces told he must, what quote, tell the truth, the oil have mass will be slaughtered and gaza will be time to dust. i will look for yourself in the middle of the united started united evidence against them all the while. i'm not them does ask them exactly what you're doing as mine is that it should be the best moment of the time. i'll move it's on seminole, it's at the one we're going to be in front of the make up in the to the to be about them. so they want to come up. i can show them if i thought they could do it by the content. do you want the, you know, the whole show you like to try to cut the amount out and how i mean, that's the kind of photo lift guffman also to, i'm going to show you how low and we'll talk about one more thing as a heads up to a size uh model. why should uh uh, this would also be a heavy h

i'll just here as ali hoshevely for some dahlia in southern level engine clothes. that's why the conflict cross border skirmishes when it's the state that have been each group has the law, ferguson is ready to from that position via the village of title and intense exchange of fire them pools. this is another guy did miss size that we just had now. so it seems we are calling the witnessing guy and i back and so of the lady from the is really side guided miss size from the living east side. families sheltering in their homes, unable to move. some people were injured after the show hit their home. let us run the america. we hug the ceiling and run down for shelter. then my son and daughter were both injured. and as you see, my house is not livable anymore of the money, and i know the neighborhood. i know that partially damaged home nowadays, but the message she was sitting there was nothing and we started hearing explosions a couple of times. then the one is on the other side, these really started bombarding. yeah, it was horrifying. i can't describe it. we're angry

lemon, next to plants that are exotic for belarus are those that are more familiar to our strip. and dahlias, spurge and sage. in total there are more than 300 plant species. this is in belarus, perhaps only here it grows in the flower park, it’s called willow, babylonian crips, many people may have seen willow matsudana, this one is curly hakuraneshiki has shoots, pink growths, well, ordinary willows in the city - this is understandable, but what’s so cool about it? you probably noticed that this variety has leaves, the leaves themselves are twisted into a spiral, this park appeared only six months ago, largely thanks to social networks and kirill’s active media presence. in an interview, he said that he dreams of finding a place where he can realize his dreams of a grower's garden. by chance this interview was seen by the rector of brest state technical university, where kiril studies. and gave the young guy the opportunity to create the park of his dreams right on the territory of the university. in the spring, when work at the water park was at its peak, i had a very simple daily schedul

ray dahlia says there's parallels here i want to share with you. so he is. right now.look. >> so there were three things that our happening now that didn't happen in our lifetime before, the enormous amount of debt creation. are there limits? how does that work? what does it mean when a central bank prints money and buys money? number 1, the debt economic issue. number 2, internal conflict. in other words, populous and populous of the left and right. populous means an individual that will fight at all cost. that political polarity which we see played out every day in its ways, that didn't happen to that degree in my lifetime. the wealth gaps, the values gaps have not been as large. so i measure things. i to back. that factor. and number 3, the great power conflict. the rise of a comparable power. in other words, china has an economic power comparable to almost the united states' economic power as well as a military power. the soviet union never had economic power and couldn't use military power because of mass destruction that it would produce. these three things led m

in the meantime more on developments of a global nature, the ongoing work and how ray dahlia predictedvery show. >> asked me how it's going to evolve. >> i think you figured out the answers you know what would happen but you're worried and here are some things that are going to change. >> i don't think anything's couching much. here it is over the next year we're going to have a great political conflict. over the next year, two and three in my opinion we are going out of debt in economic issues that will play into that. over the next one, two and three years we will have compex a geopolitical conflicts. he did not spell out but what he said there is a macro reality in the world that we just got to come to realize there is more instability occurring in more regions of the world that would normally be very hazardous, they would go up and now it's going on in israel harkens back to yom kippur war back in 1973 slowly led to an oil embargo that deathly led to a global recession and who can forget the long gas lines. phil flynn and mere child back then if he was even alive back then kind eno

san francisco parks alliance for design and construction for the maintenance and upgrades to the dahlia dell hillside garden. 23, authorize $3.7 million san francisco bay water quality improvement fund grant from the united states environmental protection agency for the india basin shoreline park project for term through december 31, 2026 with additional authorization to enter into the associated grant agreement. item 24, authorizes a $300 thousand inkind grant from the stern grove festival association for the design and construction of a donor recognition instillation for the project term. >> same house, same call, the resolutions are adopted. next item, please. >> item 25 resolution to approve the first amendment between mission neighborhood helt and department of public health to provide hiv health service to increase not to exceed $11.3 million to extend the term by 6 years from february 29, 2024 through february 28, 2030. >> same house same call the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 26, resolution to retroactively authorize the office of city attorney to except and extend $

115 people with hundreds more missing, projected losses of $6 million per losses from hurricane a dahlia, which plowed through florida, georgia and the carolinas last week can reach $20 billion. senators welch and sanderson, the raking manner and center scott amis ahead of the hearing. they have details from status measurement devastating floods. homeowners, landlords and renters can hit them the hardest but is the lowest income residents. we know that in disaster after disaster. it is most residence in committees of color have been pushed into the areas that are most affordable international disasters as weather patterns change because of climate change, risk and exposure and places that have not been prone to natural catastrophes. this is let insurance company to reify a risk concentration levels and not just on the coast. as the head of the association for insurers said, there is no place to hide from the severe natural disasters. the result has been a disturbing and abrupt trend. companies are researching coverage or raising rates in some cases they leave states or geographic areas o

survivors in horseshoe beach, a small community and florida's bend which received the front of hurricane dahlias wind and storm surge recently. where many buildings remained, largely unscathed, i talked with one homeowner who owns several such properties and he told me clearly i built to code and codes work. two of the three communities in the u.s. do not have up-to-date billing codes and we are implementing a national strategy to help incentivize their adoption. another way in which fema is working to increase the resiliency of our nation is through our new safeguarding tomorrow regarding the loan front program which will give local governments another tool to finance projects to mitigate against natural disasters. i want to thank you for the significant investment in the grant program for which we have announced $4 billion for mitigation projects across the nation. every day, i see the unwavering dedication of our fema workforce to help people before, during, and after disasters. to help you to ensure that our work force has the resources it needs for that mission. thank you and i look forward

parks department this provided us with no mall effort, the city flower for the last 97 years the dahlia. thank you, one and all. with this. why and mr. president. if i could one name was former check of the board kay goldman. and he is always there in a pinch. thank you, kay. some day i will tell the story whenned had she was acting clerk. with this, why don't we go to our 2. . 30 special order starting with supervisor preston. >> thank you. president supervisor peskin and colleagues today i'm thrilled rescue noise the 50 athanniversary of the japanese cultural and community center of northern california. a community institution that served the japantown neighborhood and the jap 19~ niece/american community for decades. i see folks rising, feel free to come up i will say a few words first. center conceived in the 1960s. at the out cest redevelopment erasm advocates recognized there were nonprofits and service providers supporting community initiatives the japantown neighborhood locked a central location for people and organizations to garth. and not only garth but take played and create

we have all kinds of dire warnings from the ray dahlia of the world unearthing their long standing thesiswe're reaching some kind of moment? >> i don't think we're at that moment at the aggregate level, but i think it does point to risk in the emerging markets and points to caution, not just to the fed, but to central banks around the globe, not to overdo this process. yes, we have to get inflation down, but there should be patience and caution in the light of the fact that emerging markets always are whipped harder by a tightening cycle. >> paul, a lot of people looking for guidance on what this morning's number meant. appreciate your had help. talk soon. >> good to see you. >> the united autoworkers union stepping up its strike against ford expanding their strike to hit the company's largest factory this morning. to phil lebeau with the latest. what's the impact here? >> it's going to be huge, sara, when you take a look at the kentucky truck plant. as one person said to me in the auto industry, this place prints money. it is the most profitable auto plant among the big three in north am

parks department this provided us with no mall effort, the city flower for the last 97 years the dahlia. thank you, one and all. with this. why and mr. president. if i could one name was former check of the board kay goldman. and he is always there in a pinch. thank you, kay. some day i will tell the story whenned had she was acting clerk. with this, why don't we go to our 2. . 30 special order starting with supervisor preston. >> thank you. president supervisor peskin and colleagues today i'm thrilled rescue noise the 50 athanniversary of the japanese cultural and community center of northern california. a community institution that served the japantown neighborhood and the jap 19~ niece/american community for decades. i see folks rising, feel free to come up i will say a few words first. center conceived in the 1960s. at the out cest redevelopment erasm advocates recognized there were nonprofits and service providers supporting community initiatives the japantown neighborhood locked a central location for people and organizations to garth. and not only garth but take played and create

i looked at dahlia this morning and there isn't a unit to get into the lottery mentioned before. there is urgent need for the housing and we strongly support this measure. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. charley [indiscernible] council community housing organization. we represent 22 member organizations that are rooted in bipoc neighborhoods throughout san francisco. in january of this year, this board adopted a housing plan that recognized that our path forward is to produce 2 units affordable housing for every 1 market rate housing. that calls for construction of 46 thousand units by the end of 2031. affordable. now is the time to set the table for conversation to augment revenue streams for affordable housing and create new ones. the item before you today should think about as our housing element bond. general obligation bonds have been the most consistent and significant local revenue source for the production and preservation of affordable housing in the city. together with the regional and state affordable housing bond planned for november

would be negligent if i didn't put a plug in the form nebraska as well since were going down the dahlias here to be able to get a plug-in for nebraska and good things that we see. i do have a question on how you define what a region is, and then also, dr. panch, if you could say nice things about my state. [laughing] >> look it up. >> ready to go. >> how do you define regions? >> we have to have several awardees within each of the eda region pixel economic development agency has statutorily several regions around the country and we have to have some in each region. >> senator, versatile nsf had of this investment first made of chips and sites, and the second $200 million for five years. the science portion of nsf is still an authorization, not an appropriation. we are hoping we will have the investments that is played in the authorizations to come up with appropriations but we're not waiting for that to energize the innovation all the consummation, as you heard that i mentioned that. the $200 billion is being used in order to be able to generate 100,000 semiconductor 100,000 semiconducto

parks department this provided us with no mall effort, the city flower for the last 97 years the dahlia. thank you, one and all. with this. why and mr. president. if i could one name was former check of the board kay goldman. and he is always there in a pinch. thank you, kay. some day i will tell the story whenned had she was acting clerk. with this, why don't we go to our 2. . 30 special order starting with supervisor preston. >> thank you. president supervisor peskin and colleagues today i'm thrilled rescue noise the 50 athanniversary of the japanese cultural and community center of northern california. a community institution that served the japantown neighborhood and the jap 19~ niece/american community for decades. i see folks rising, feel free to come up i will say a few words first. center conceived in the 1960s. at the out cest redevelopment erasm advocates recognized there were nonprofits and service providers supporting community initiatives the japantown neighborhood locked a central location for people and organizations to garth. and not only garth but take played and create

san francisco parks alliance for design and construction for the maintenance and upgrades to the dahlia dell hillside garden. 23, authorize $3.7 million san francisco bay water quality improvement fund grant from the united states environmental protection agency for the india basin shoreline park project for term through december 31, 2026 with additional authorization to enter into the associated grant agreement. item 24, authorizes a $300 thousand inkind grant from the stern grove festival association for the design and construction of a donor recognition instillation for the project term. >> same house, same call, the resolutions are adopted. next item, please. >> item 25 resolution to approve the first amendment between mission neighborhood helt and department of public health to provide hiv health service to increase not to exceed $11.3 million to extend the term by 6 years from february 29, 2024 through february 28, 2030. >> same house same call the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 26, resolution to retroactively authorize the office of city attorney to except and extend $

i looked at dahlia this morning and there isn't a unit to get into the lottery mentioned before. there is urgent need for the housing and we strongly support this measure. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. charley [indiscernible] council community housing organization. we represent 22 member organizations that are rooted in bipoc neighborhoods throughout san francisco. in january of this year, this board adopted a housing plan that recognized that our path forward is to produce 2 units affordable housing for every 1 market rate housing. that calls for construction of 46 thousand units by the end of 2031. affordable. now is the time to set the table for conversation to augment revenue streams for affordable housing and create new ones. the item before you today should think about as our housing element bond. general obligation bonds have been the most consistent and significant local revenue source for the production and preservation of affordable housing in the city. together with the regional and state affordable housing bond planned for november