belarusian, museum, folk architecture and pobutu provided visuals of the people built by the child of ashial copies of the man go to the son introduces them to folklore specialists with his image of mikhail munyuk, where they highlighted the certificates of bo narrow from the haze of the samida archive at the exhibition of the graphic artist leon borozny and the painting of mikhail filipovich with exhibits and novukova’s legacy of experience, and helps the uprising of the national academy of sciences with the collection from the department of guards at the belarusian culture institute there, you knew that the ethnography folklore project was under the noise ceramics of the unique specialist of the academy maria vinnikova no one yahyanani volodya today at simi’s hidden curling of the namidka of the traditional headdress of belarusian women. i’m surprised at the corner; something was grabbed by our carts, when so many warriors passed by. there were so many purchases, so many people were running and turning around, but that’s all. this also happened later. eh, that’s what birth means. i've be

our is bar ashi bon, who's a many political commentator is leih from london. thank you so much for being with us. how significant in your view is this attack inside solved your area? and if the who these are indeed behind it, what message are they sending? as well, uh, thank you for having me in tongue side, i think it is important to note that no one actually benefits from this attack. so not the who sees not the side of these knots even though you have many governments because everyone had benefit from this ongoing a ceasefire that has been holding that, like i said, the fact to a ceasefire since april 2022. this is the most recent biggest escalation since april of last year. so i can just these up to the who is the delegation left. so i left 3 out. and this is the 1st time that the who is, he's actually meets the side of the officials. they've met with the deputy crime prince prince scott, have been someone who has been officially in charge of the handling of the many of the many, 5 inside toddy outside of the rape. so. so i think it is, it is a significant

this is a bad name for your ashi . what is better to cook pilaf on wood or on newspapers?astier 10 years ago, the city was literally saved by deep fuel firewood. then there was simply not enough for the southern regions of kyrgyzstan, and even though it was built back in the soviet years, the outdated infrastructure could not withstand the load, starting in the seventies years. these networks were practically destroyed. and we made a replacement. that's about 70%. well, i still have about 30% left and i’ll do it. you're just all gas networks. updated, but consider that we can still live and work in peace for 50-60 years. over the past 9 years, gazprom has literally revived the gas industry in a difficult region ; it has updated the gas infrastructure in the north of kyrgyzstan; active work is underway in the south of the country. the main indicator was gasification from 22:00 and the level was increased to 38%; the gas pipeline was installed in 53 settlements; the amount of investment reached 32 billion kyrgyz soms in kyrgyzstan for 17 years, the very first project. in 200

to create a spray coating to protect the grapes, focusing on eliminating compounds that create an ashy sending smoke sensors also out into the vineyards. some wineries had to throw out their smoke flavored grapes after the wildfires three years ago, costing at least. in7 billion. some bay area firefighters took time out of their training to make a special rescue. it happened this morning after a ten mile workout. firefighters from cal fire came across a deer in napa tangled in what looked like some wire. so the firefighters, even though they were tired, they jumped into action and freed the deer. they said on twitter that their dedication to their community includes pets and, of course, four legged animals like that deer. yeah. nice work there. cal, fire napa. not just the workout. ten miles and then ten miles. and they eat what they do. it was all around. good day was on. yeah. that is our report for tonight. thanks so much for joining us. mornings on news starts at 4:00 tomorrow morning with the latest news and weather and of course, traffic with the sal castaneda leave you right now

in kamchatka, the northernmost volcano in the country again decided to attract attention, this time ashystrong wind raised mountains of gray dust, a plume stretched towards the kamchatka bay, it bypassed populated areas, and in the area of ​​​​the avachinsky pass the streams of mudflows popular tourist routes were flooded, experts said. these are probably the consequences of a glacier descending from the koryak volcano. and today, in kamchatka, two tourists who went missing 9 days ago were found alive, these are two pensioners who went on a hike. following the descent of volcanoes in the ust-kamchatka region , they registered their route with the ministry of emergency situations, therefore, when the tourists did not get in touch in time . a search was immediately organized over an area of ​​more than 400 m²; the exhausted men were found in the mountains and had already been evacuated by helicopter. ministry of emergency situations similar the story also happened in the krasnoyarsk region. there , a week ago , berry pickers got lost in the taiga. all this time they ate lingonberries. volu

we'll tell you about the new technology being researched for protecting wine from having that ashy tasteing out to our newsroom, say hello and welcome back to our andre senior. as you're also looking ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two. good to be back. thank you so much. all right. now to this story here, a deadly hit and run in oakland has the community frustrated, searching for answers to. and our next hour of news, they'll push to find everyone involved here. and later on, the nine. a critical childcare crisis is looming. billions of dollars in funding could run dry as early as this weekend. and we will talk with an expert about the impact it will have on families and working parents. stay with us here in the bay, our cars take us and all of our stuff where we want to go. but, our cars can't take us anywhere with unpaid tolls. vehicles with overdue, unpaid tolls may not be able to renew their registration until outstanding balances are paid. payment assistance is available. visit bayareafastrak.org/assistance so go pay your unpaid tolls today and keep your wheels on

what, what do you, i guess i'm just gonna say, i'm kind of confused here. ashy, the sweden, this what is 5 minutes to condense, the violence that took place around the beginning of the career on the violence was people trying to stop the burning of the caron, but the police protected and allow the culprit to go ahead and do it anyway. what is the point, please tell me your thoughts, a muscle for a thank you for the invitation. and a very nice way of explaining the issue. but that is the big problem. the problem is not wireless because everybody's against the wireless. i am against wireless problem is that the politicians come up with this kind of statement from a buck listed perspective. i have straight over to question to the series for our minister 1st. why doesn't she try to go to the parliament and make her law, which will ben buttoning of any holy book like denmark is going to do. now. second question is, instead of condemning those people who react to an action depriving just as she would go there and try to call the young people who are, who yet to the ending of the koran and t

like protective spray coatings, perhaps, and pinpoint hitting the elusive compounds that create that ashyaste in the wine. california's wine industry. suffered $3.7 billion in damage during our record wildfire year of 2020. former president jimmy carter is turning 99 this sunday. and to celebrate and honor his legacy, his birthday, jimmy carter. >> happy birthday, president carter. hope you have a good one. happy birthday, 99. >> i wanted to wish you a very happy and healthy birthday. >> 99 years old. that is one full life. happy birthday, sir. >> happy 99th birthday, president carter. >> president carter. happy 99th birthday. isn't that nice? >> the public is getting a chance to help the former president celebrate this video. mosaic is being created with more than 11,000 photos and tributes submitted so far. mister carter's grandson spoke about what keeps his grandfather going at 99. >> you know, i think the thing that's always kept him going is my grandmother and that love story that they have that has now gone on for 77 years is one that's truly remarkable, bill. and i think aside from

like protective spray coatings, perhaps, and pinpoint hitting the elusive compounds that create that ashy taste in the wine. california's wine industry. suffered $3.7 billion in damage during our record wildfire year of 2020. former president jimmy carter is turning 99 this sunday. and to celebrate and honor his legacy, his birthday, jimmy carter. >> happy birthday, president carter. hope you have a good one. happy birthday, 99. >> i wanted to wish you a very happy and healthy birthday. >> 99 years old. that is one full life. happy birthday, sir. >> happy 99th birthday, president carter. >> president carter. happy 99th birthday. isn't that nice? >> the public is getting a chance to help the former president celebrate this video. mosaic is being created with more than 11,000 photos and tributes submitted so far. mister carter's grandson spoke about what keeps his grandfather going at 99. >> you know, i think the thing that's always kept him going is my grandmother and that love story that they have that has now gone on for 77 years is one that's truly remarkable, bill. and i think aside fr

they're having to wear head to toe protective gear to see the ashy remnants of their homes and lives first time. it's a difficult and, of course, emotional process for many. >> we had a home with a yard and a neighborhood. and it's not possible. >> you know, it's going to break our family apart. >> i just can't believe it's gone. it's heart breaking, you know. all our memories were here. >> county officials say that gear is to help protect people from the toxic dust and soot. poppy? >>> new developments following that fentanyl death of a 1-year-old at a bronx day care. prosecutors released these images of a suspect who left the building before emergency responders even arrived. we have the latest on that investigation ahead. >>> and senator bob menendez defiant after being indicted on federal bribery charges. we're going to speak to a former new jersey democratic congressman who is calling for his resignation. stay with us. ♪ you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save y

black people, sometimes we get ashy.'re not kidding? >> jimmy: sometimes i talk to it as i draw. we really have a lot in common. well, sounds like you're really tackling the tough topics. >> 100%. hit me up on instagram, let me know if you wash your legs or not. [ applause ] >> jimmy: there we go. we'll put your name right up there on the screen there. season 2 of "woke" premieres friday on hulu. lamorne morris, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] be right back with the regrettes. >> jimmy: thanks to idris elba and lamorne morris. apologies to matt damon. tomorrow night, the kardashian-jenner family and their new family member rob gronkowski. "nightline" is next. but first, their album "further joy" comes out this friday. here with the song "anxieties - out of time," the regrettes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i can hear the sirens when my vision's blurry ♪ ♪ and my eyes won't stay dry 'cause my thoughts will hurt me ♪ ♪ knock me down, down up, back down ♪ ♪ knock me down i won't back down ♪ ♪ i can feel their anger i ca

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develop a spray coating to protect grapes during wildfire season, focusing on compounds that create an ashynd also sending smoke sensors to vineyards. some wineries had to throw out their smoke flavored grapes after the 2020 wildfires costing california's wine industry $3.7 billion dollars. a recent study says the swiss glaciers are melting at a rapid pace. researchers found that thousands of glaciers in switzerland have lost more than half of their total volume since the 1930 and have lost 10% of their ice volume in just the last two years alone. experts credit the dramatic acceleration of glaciers retreat to extreme summer heat and low winter snow volumes. they say the ice melt is a real warning on the impact of climate change. they make it very clear what is happening out there because they respond in a very sensitive way to warming temperatures. and therefore, we should use the glaciers as an image that really illustrates how dramatic climate change is impacting and changing our high mountain areas. experts say that ice could return, but it would still require levels of cool weather, no

looking at ideas like protective spray coatings and pinpointing the elusive compounds that create an ashy taste in the wine. cal seniors wine industry suffered $3.7 billion in damage during a record wildfire year in 2020. 5-10 this morning we're looking at live doppler seven along with satellite. >> you can clearly see our next area of low pressure spinning counterclockwise. it is approaching the northern california coast. and as it does, it's going to kick up the winds today, introduce cooler air this afternoon and keep temperatures a bit below average for much of the weekend. and tomorrow, there's the chance of some light showers out there. let's talk about the winds first. a lot breezier than we were yesterday. here's 3 p.m. today. those winds and a lot of spots are going to gust over 30mph. and that's going to help to really reinforce that cooler air later on this afternoon. we do anticipate it still staying pretty breezy by 7 p.m. with those winds gusting likely 15 to about 30mph. so outside this morning, sutro tower, it's bouncing a little bit this morning with a light breeze. we'll

the ukrainian counter to us was incorrectly planned , journalists from new york, the times and kiev ashising american tactics. in june, ukraine prepared to launch a counteroffensive and faced great risks with kiev troops. they managed to recapture only the tiny village of rabotina. this tactical victory exposed serious problems, the grueling and slow progress of the troops for several weeks. we managed to advance only a few meters in june. ukraine tried to attack with lightning speed, but quickly lost tanks, armored vehicles and troops due to the dense minefields prepared by the russian military, kiev used american tactics, which are more suitable for the last century, and not for the current realities of the currency of counter-offensives are ammunition transports of human life. now we can say for sure that more people will die and more buildings will burn, the surrounding farmland will be sown with mines and unexploded shells , which will probably take decades to clear. we have a war correspondent in our studio. pavel kukushkin directly from advanced pavel and why didn’t it work out fo