bernard was fined 200 swiss francs, or just over 200 euros. relatives - quote, is detrimental to the image of the sport, but what is hidden behind the wording, if he were sucked in there with some kind of sodomid friend of his. kissed, probably, the media, mainstream or officials would have received it with a bang, but the person openly challenged the system, let us remember that france is a pioneer state in promoting this rainbow agenda, let us remember the law on the acceptance of same-sex marriage in 1914 , respectively , against which hundreds of thousands of french people protested, but the then government simply ignored such an expression. civil position, speaking of civil position, here it is, what it is now on the social network x, the french understand everything and are ironic, they say , if a transvestite met bernard, then everyone would be given an award, the stories would be removed, now if users wrote about an athlete in rainbow i was still riding in a thong, they would have immediately awarded the victory. by the way, julien ber

during one of the stages, the route ran next to the house of athlete julien bernard. yourself literally 10-15 seconds. greet the family and friends who came out to greet him. as soon as he arrived, his wife hugged him and kissed him, it should have been touching, but no matter how it was, bernard was fined 200 swiss francs or a little more than 200 euros. the organizers of the cycling race considered it a hug from relatives. quote: damages the image of the sport. well, what is hidden behind the wording? if he were there, he would be hooked with some sodomid friend of his there. would have kissed, probably, uh, the media, mainstream or officials would have accepted this is a great success, but the person openly challenged the system, let’s remember that france is a pioneer state in promoting this rainbow agenda, uh, let’s remember the law on the acceptance of same-sex marriage in 1414, respectively, against which hundreds of thousands of french people protested, but the then government simply ignored such an expression. civil position, speaking of civil position, here

and gosh, so thank you, bernard. thanks for that update from paris of a 40 year old russian man is under investigation in connection with an electorate attempt to disrupt the paras olympics, and he was taken into custody on wednesday. you'll get supple, volleyball has more from moscow. it's not clear what exactly he had been a rest set, but i'll just say well before the day's opening ceremony in paris and just so to analyze his profile on this case, actually say that it seems to be, well, he seems to be a very in agents and we've also heard from kremlin the quotes, customs which are best corporate saying the criminal does not have that information about the detention of dance russian national in congress. all they actually nurse they, they, they've seen those media reports about his arrest. so basically you understand that uh, did you change mind? uh, his name is curio. reeves. nov is a full table, russian national. he was born in the city of paris. he enjoyed some sort of glamorous lifestyle and works as a chef in p

element of the group is headed up by the famous pro- war agitator and self-regarding philosopher, bernard henry levy who is the president. the american chairman is dr. thomas s. kaplin, who is member of the staunchly establishment council of foreign relations and attached to harvard university's belfast center, where he created the rakanati. caplin intelligence fellows program. as is well known, the harvard kennedy school, in which this program is based, is core to providing academic cover to us imperial ambitions. when one looks at the very long list of members of the advisory council, these interests are well evidenced. there are more than 10 ex-military or counter terrorism officials, including lieutenant general graham lam, former director of the united kingdom special forces. general. stanley mccrystal, former commander of the united states joint special operations command, general david petraus, former director of the central intelligence agency, robert richard, former associate deputy director of operations of the central intelligence agency. the connections with western military a

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abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is near the fire lines. he joins us live with the latest on the conditions. cornell. thankfully, a positive update from those firefighters. >> yeah, definitely. julian firefighters getting an upper hand on this fire. but it has been a very long, hot, scary day for homeowners here in the napa valley. more than 100 forced to leave their homes early this morning. smoke from the toll fire can still be seen up on the ridge here. more than 300 firefighters on the ground working in brutal conditions. it's about 104 degrees right now with strong red flag winds. cal fire crews doing battle in wine country where the toll fire started tuesday morning in rugged jericho canyon outside the town of calistoga. >> our crews have been doing a phenomenal job, not just ground resources, but also air resources as well. >> firefighting aircraft. and choppers dropping retardant and water almost nonstop for several hours. but the weather, the biggest challenge here extreme heat and red flag fire conditions. making it tough makes it

element of the group is headed up by the famous pro war agitator and self-regarding philosopher, bernard henry levy, who is the president? the american chairman is dr. thomas s. kapman, who is member of the staunchly establishment council of foreign relations and and attached to harvard university's welfare center, where he created the recanati kaplin intelligence fellows program. as is well-known, the harvard kennedy school in which this program is based, is core to providing academic cover to us imperial ambitions. when one looks at the very long list of members of the advisory council, these interests are well evidenced. there are more than 10 ex-military or counter terrorism officials including lieutenant. general graham lam, former director of the united kingdom special forces, general stanley a mccrystal, former commander of the united states joint special operations command, general david patreus, former director of the central intelligence agency, robert ritcher, former associate deputy director of operations of the central intelligence agency. the connections with western milita

network x, the french understand everything and are ironic, saying that if a transvestite had met bernard, then everyone would have been given an award, the stories would have been removed, if only the users wrote that the athlete in a rainbow thong was still traveling , then they would have immediately awarded the victory. by the way, julien bernard himself reacted to the situation with humor and said that he wanted to pay 200 francs. yes, in the end this becomes a precedent, this is natural, in my opinion, an absolutely unacceptable violation of human rights in this case. in france, after this incident , no one went to the street to pester, they were apparently accustomed to the fact that power flows to perverts, but in greece, people came out against the extremist lgbt parade, holding orthodox icons, state flags, shouting, hands off our children those who legalized same-sex marriage in the country, or ... the usa is still unchanged, disney creative producer amid gurnani announces transvestite shows for children. they have only recently begun to implement such projects. last year was th

bernard. abc seven news. all right. >> cornell, thank you for that.and breaking news in alameda county as well, where a fast moving fire is out of control in sunol. the creek fire has burned 577 acres so far near welch creek and calaveras roads. it began today around 4 p.m. and is 0% contained. crews from the air and ground are working to knock down those flames tonight. an evacuation of the sunol regional wilderness park is in place and structures are threatened in the south bay, a small fire is burning in santa clara county, not far from the lexington reservoir. >> this fire near los gatos creek in the alder croft heights area, put up a lot of smoke, but it burned just one acre, so it was not a big deal. firefighters are making progress. no buildings are threatened. evacuation warnings were issued, but later lifted. firefighters are making progress on a fire burning along the altamont pass. it is 80% contained tonight. it has burned nearly 400 acres. the flames were reported just before 10:00 last night near north flynn road, just outside of livermo

bernard attacking her in the worst possible way.off. she opens the driver's side door, gets in the dog sees the opportunity to mount again. he jumps in with her. my mother gets out, closes the passenger door, comes around, closes the door on the passenger side, locks the st. bernard in the car and goes back and commit commences to beat my dad. and then i will say my dad was not allowed to mount my mother for at least six months. how long was it, momma? >> eight. eight months. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> he asked for it. >> anthony: all right. well, let's get here. let's talk about this movie. >> yeah. >> anthony: your character makes some bad relationship decisions. >> yeah. >> anthony: talk about it. let's talk about the movie. what's the plot of this. >> well, this story, it follows eva and dallas, but really it's eva's story she is in this relationship. she grew up in the church. she was taught to always stick it out, figure it out, and she is dealing with all these different things. and at a certain point in the relationship, h

bernard. abc seven news. all right. >> cornell, thank you for that.and breaking news in alameda county as well, where a fast moving fire is out of control in sunol. the creek fire has burned 577 acres so far near welch creek and calaveras roads. it began today around 4 p.m. and is 0% contained. crews from the air and ground are working to knock down those flames tonight. an evacuation of the sunol regional wilderness park is in place and structures are threatened in the south bay, a small fire is burning in santa clara county, not far from the lexington reservoir. >> this fire near los gatos creek in the alder croft heights area, put up a lot of smoke, but it burned just one acre, so it was not a big deal. firefighters are making progress. no buildings are threatened. evacuation warnings were issued, but later lifted. firefighters are making progress on a fire burning along the altamont pass. it is 80% contained tonight. it has burned nearly 400 acres. the flames were reported just before 10:00 last night near north flynn road, just outside of livermo

cornell, bernard, abc seven news. happy pride jr. >> thank you and happy pride to you. glad you got to cool off there cornell. if you couldn't be there in person, you can still celebrate with abc seven, the official station for the san francisco pride parade. watch a re-airing of the parade on our stream or at abc seven news.com/pride starting at 630. more now on the protests that cornel mentioned during the parade, some lgbtq activists staged a pro-palestinian march and rally. the event was held this afternoon at church and market streets between civic center and the castro district. participants urged people not to participate in sf pride. organizers accused several politicians and tech companies of being complicit with israel during its war with hamas. protesters held flags and signs with the words no pride in genocide. the parade pre-party had some community members out this morning for a cleanup in dolores park. after yesterday's big celebrations in the park, people lent a hand to pick up trash with the perks of a dj, coffee and snacks provided gloves, trash picker

cornell, bernard abc seven news, cornell. >> thanks so much. you stay cool out there as well. we want to make sure everyone stays safe as we continue tracking this heat wave across the bay area. we have a list of local cooling centers that offer resources to help you and your family. to fi, head to abc seven news. it's a big travel day, with people returning home from the 4th of july and their 4th of july holiday trips. you can see the line of cars in this video from chp posted this from the tahoe area earlier this afternoon. there were traffic jams along interstate 80 and soda springs, and at stretches of i 50 near state line. the chp is conducting a maximum enforcement operation with additional officers out until midnight. firefighters in the sierra foothills are making progress on the pay fire burning near highway 50. the fire burned 77 acres east of placerville yesterday, and now forward progress has stopped. containment is at 5. there are still mandatory evacuations around the placerville airport. no one's been hurt. and the fire hasn't damaged any buildings at this point

bernard. abc seven news. >> got to get some of that hawaiian shave ice. all right, cornell, thank you. we are tracking one new wildfire just starting up in the sierra foothills. take a look. it's burning on the eastern edge of placerville, south of highway 50. time lapse video shows a ton of smoke, but there are aircraft already making drops. first responders just ordered new evacuations in the last 20 minutes, that fire has burned 20 acres. so far. vallejo police say an incident that started as an attempted traffic stop ended with a deadly crash overnight. officers tried to pull over a car at about 1 a.m. near sonoma boulevard, and lemon street, but they say the driver sped away, leading to a brief chase. the pursuit ended when the car collided with another vehicle a few blocks away. one person in the suspect vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene. the others in the car were all taken to a nearby hospital. members of an oakland church are showing a commitment to service just days after being burglarized. twice in 24. i should say 48 hours. volunteers s

cornell, bernard. abc seven news, cornell. >> thanks so much. governor gavin newsom posted on x about president biden's announcement. he wrote, president biden has been an extraordinary history making president a leader who has fought hard for working people and delivered astonishing results for all americans. he will go down in history as one of the most impactful and selfless presidents. thank you, joe biden. and he had this reaction to kamala harris posting in support and writing, quote, tough, fearless, tenacious, with our democracy at stake and our future on the line, no one is in better uh- is better that is to prosecute the case against donald trump's dark vision and guide for our country in a healthier direction than america's vice president, kamala harris. there is an explosive amount of reaction still coming in from corners of the political world. congressman mark desaulnier of the east bay was proud to back president biden, but says he respects the decision he in my belief, my thoughts. >> he saved american democracy four years ago an

cornell bernard. happy pride. abc seven news, cornell. >> thank you so much and a happy pride to you. if you couldn't be there in person, you can still celebrate with abc seven, the official station for the san francisco pride parade. watch a re-airing of our parade on our stream or at abc seven news.com/pride starting at 630. the pride pre-party had some community members out this morning for a cleanup at dolores park. after yesterday's big celebrations in the park, people lent a hand to pick up the trash with the perks of a dj coffee and snacks. sound of the recycling truck there. organizers provided gloves, trash pickers bags and silent disco headphones to get everyone involved. the event was hosted by love dolores, which educates visitors on their leave no trace principles to keep the park gorgeous for all. if you're visiting, remember to always carry out your trash to the bins located along the perimeter of the park. parade goers got treated to some picture perfect weather today, but cal fire says expect a po

there a similar situation in the north bay at stinson beach today, abc7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us the crowds there getting away or change of scenery. >> sometimes it's what the doctor ordered. >> anser hassan, mcclatchy and powell packed up the kids and headed for the sand and sea breezes of stinson beach, leaving his very hot house behind in oakland. >> the house has been about 97, till about two in the morning. then it gets down to about 75. >> so beating the heat is this weekend's only mission, as the heat wave continues inland with triple digit temperatures. all of these people had the right idea because right now it's a balmy 72 degrees with just the right amount of fog. >> we just wanted to get away and get out of the city and, and try to beat the heat and come to some cool weather. >> here's what the beach looked like on july fourth. but getting here isn't so easy when everyone else has the same idea. by noontime, traffic into town was getting messy and may only get worse. >> it's going to be crowded, so if you don't leave early on saturday or sunday, there's a ver

i'm cornell bernard abc seven news, cornell. >> thanks so much. we want to make sure everyone stays safe as we continue tracking this heat wave across the bay area. we have a list of local cooling centers that offer resources to help you and your family escape the heat. to find one near you, head to abc7 news.com. it's a big travel day with people returning home from their july fourth holiday trips. you can see the line of cars in this video the chp posted from the tahoe area earlier this afternoon. there were traffic jams along interstate 80 and soda springs, and at stretches of i 50 near state line. the chp is conducting a maximum enforcement operation with additional officers out until midnight. firefighters in the sierra foothills are making progress on the pay fire burning near highway 50. the fire burned 77 acres east of placerville yesterday, and now forward progress has stopped. containment is at 5. first responders scaled back evacuations in the last 30 minutes, though there are still some mandatory evacuations around the placerville airp

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has that part of our coverage. >> the message is we need to beat donald trump. full stop. >> south bay democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren says her party needs a strong candidate to defeat trump in november, but president biden isn't that person. >> i'm concerned from the data that president biden will fall short of that, lofgren wrote. >> this letter to the president urging him to withdraw from the race. abc news reports. she became the 31st congressional democrat to call on biden to end his campaign. >> i've asked him to step aside for a candidate who would have a better chance of beating donald trump, but in the end, it's president biden's decision. >> lofgren says she's not ready to endorse vice president kamala harris or say, who should succeed the president should he drop out north bay congressman jared huffman, joining the call signing this letter urging biden to leave the race, which says in part, we believe the most responsible and patriotic thing you can do in this moment is to step aside as our nominee while continuing to lead our party

all right, thank you. bernard smith, thanks for that reporting from paris. the off down, tyler bond government is attending its 1st united nations organized meeting. and cats are the 2 day event is focusing on international engagement as well as the economy and the narcotics trade un, under secretary general for political and peace building affairs, is leading thought, meeting rosemary to carlos as measures to help women and girls are important for global recognition, learning to all the discussions was the deep international concern from special envoys. and for me about the ongoing and serious restrictions on women and girls. afghanistan cannot return to the international fold or fully develop economically and socially. if it is deprived of the contributions and potential of half of the population we have had some had about i was following developments for us here in the office to have some what's at stake, this round of talks. so the read, this is the 3rd round of the circles, they'll have process which has been lost by the united nations in a, in march to

element of the group is headed up by the famous pro- war agitator and self-regarding philosopher, bernard henry levy, who is the president? the american chairman is dr. thomas s. kaplin, who is member of the staunchly establishment. council of foreign relations and attached to harvard university's belfare center where he created the recanati kaplin intelligence fellows program. as is well known, the harvard kennedy school in which this program is based is core to providing academic cover to us imperial ambitions. when one looks at the very long list of members of the advisory council, these interests are well evidenced. there are more than 10 ex-military or counter terrorism officials. including lieutenant general graham lam, former director of the united kingdom special forces, general stanley a mccrystal, former commander of the united states joint special operations command, general david patreus, former director of the central intelligence agency, robert richard, former associate deputy director of operations of the central intelligence agency. the connections with western military an

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has new developments in this story. >> i feel angry, i feel like, how could this happen? >> angela brennan says this isn't the way she wanted to spend her sunday on bart. >> i came from antioch and i'm trying to get to san francisco, and i can't get there because the trains are down and it cost me an appointment that i had made months ago. >> even angela's little dog seemed upset. bart says systemwide delays this weekend were caused by an electrical fire saturday night near the oakland 12th street station. smoke could be seen billowing out onto the streets. >> that fire, you know, burned through some wires and cables and it essentially cut power to that core part of our oakland system. >> about 300 passengers were stuck inside two train cars for about 30 minutes. they had to be evacuated through a smoky tunnel between the 12th and 19th street stations. >> thankfully, our ventilation system worked as it was supposed to and got the smoke out of the area. we were able to evacuate all of those riders safely and there were no injuries. it was a bit scar

they were finally exonerated this week, and abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with their families and the navy secretary >> a painful chapter in bay area history remembered on sassoon bay. the port chicago disaster more than 300 sailors killed after tons of ammunition exploded on a munitions pier. many survivors, most of them black, would later face criminal charges. but on this 80th anniversary, a new, long awaited chapter. >> and there the heading at the top of the page exoneration word carol cherry thought she'd never hear. >> it means vindication. it means honor. >> her late father, cyril, was one of the so-called port chicago 50 who received an exoneration from the navy this week. those sailors who refused to resume their dangerous work of loading ammunition onto ships following the explosion, said safety issues had not been addressed. >> it means so much to know that he had nothing to be ashamed of, nothing to be afraid of, and that he did the right thing. >> back in 1944, the navy called that work stoppage mutiny. hundreds of sailors returned to work, but were conv

cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> cornell, thanks so much. the park fire burning north of chico has grown to be the biggest in the state this year. the bay area air quality district has issued an advisory, with air quality expected to be impacted by smoke from the fire today and tomorrow. it is now scorched more than 360,000 acres in butte to shasta and plumas counties. abc news reporter jacqueline lee has the latest. >> reporter tonight, california's largest wildfire of the year, rapidly growing, forcing new evacuations. >> we're doing the best we can to safely get them back. reporter. the park fire destroying dozens of homes and buildings scorching more than 350,000 acres. >> firefighters continuing to hold the line, putting out these spot fires. you can see the flames burning inside that tree trunk. and it is a race against time as temperatures continue to rise later this week, the fire, now 12%, contained one of more than 100 wildfires burning in the west. we met ranger john russell near the city of chico. >> when you say, did you think i

david, what can you tell us about bernard, honry levy and thomas kaplin, the two prime movers in this outfit? well, pair of rogues, both of them, i mean, levi of course is... famous french intellectual, one of the the new philosophers of the the mid 70s who reacted against the left-wing philosophy of the 1968 student uprising, so the reactionaries right? but he of course has gone to to be involved in all sorts of uh zionist related activities, he himself has comes this jewish from algerian background uh and left there for france when he was very young and uh he's more recently been involved for example in in libya uh with the uh the illegal uh nato uh activities there when they opposed the uh gaddafi sure and of course has been a supporter of the ukraine uh in the special military operation. seen in ukraine with this flack jacket on as part of the war now in this case he's been uh involved the kurrish struggle from from the same kind of point of view which is that he supports zionism and the like kaplin interesting character who's a he's a billionaire right he he's a conservationist o

. >> abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has the details. >> this tax is the wrong approach. >> the director of chevron richmond refinery making it clear the company is against a refinery tax dubbed the polluters pay initiative. >> in november, voters will decide whether or not to tax one of the state's largest refineries. $1 for each barrel of oil processed in city limits. company officials say a yes vote could raise prices at the pump. >> at chevron, our objective is always to provide reliable, affordable and ever cleaner energy to our customers, and this tax puts all three of those things at risk. >> graves spoke in the parking lot of a chevron gas station. he says chevron is one of richmond's largest employers and already pays its fair share in taxes. the city of richmond is playing chicken with its golden goose. supporters of the tax argue that pollution from the refinery has impacted residents health. >> the local air district traces the particulate matter emissions from the refinery here in town, with 5 to 11 premature deaths in richmond each year. >> the measure doesn't earm

cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> check that out. it looks really important and interesting.l, still ahead here, it's a true indicator of fire season when you see the goats on bay area hillsides, we'll tell you where these guys are doing their important work. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. strike team is already headed up to lassen and modoc counties to prepare for the lightning activity that is expected this weekend, which could, of course, spark fires. while two engine strike teams had a dozer strike team as well are ready for anything closer to home. so they are gearing up. all right. why did the goats cross the road? to prevent wildfires? look at these. hello as he stop

cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> can't remind everyone enough. cornell. thank you. and we are tracking one new wildfire just starting up in the sierra foothills. take a look. it's burning on the eastern edge of placerville. this is south of highway 50. timelapse video shows a lot of smoke, but there are aircraft already making drops. first responders just ordered new evacuations. this was in the last 30 minutes or so. that fire has burned 20 acres so far. it's an unsanctioned summer tradition and today san francisco police are trying hard to stop it. officers brought out the barricades, trying to keep skaters from taking part in the dolores park hill bomb. abc seven news reporter ryan curry is live for us at dolores park. and ryan, did those skaters stay away? >> yeah. dion. good evening. i want to show you right behind me. these are the barricades that police have put up that are actually zip tied together. you can't move them. you can't even really get close to them. then over there, there's a cluster of san francisco police officers. we're right on the edge of do

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steve jobs before he decided to build apple stores, called none other than bernard arneaux.when we discussed this. he was discussing of doing -- to start this. he asked me, what do you think? i told him, because we were competitors, if you want to do something like that, which i think may be successful, you should put the first store in the best location, and maybe i will give you some ideas where you can follow it up, and he was quite interested. one of the first ones he did, i remember, was in tokyo, just in front of a shop, and he proved to be a fantastic success. >> that it did. of course, apple stores now all over the world, not competing with them, but in many ways, technology has become one of the new great retail items in the world with experiences and the like, but interestingly, they also got into a conversation almost fphilosophical, about th d distinctions between technology and luxury. here's what he to say about that. >> he was very smart, obviously, and very critical, but to me, you know, i like your products and you have an advantage on me. he said, what? whi

i'll try to majority bernard smith reports from paris, a parentheses, newly elected assembly members run the gauntlet of june list as they arrive to stop the new jobs. but the few definitive answers to questions about what the new government will look like when it will take shape. although i'm along with, although i think that will be a period of a transitional government where immediate concerns will be managed by the administer is already in place, especially for the end of the games. after that, it will take as long as it takes you shouldn't be in a hurry when it comes to democracy. so he's the most popular lead as well. now, starting negotiations to see if a governing coalition come before the surprise. when is all the left wing aligns the new popular front with the largest number of seats but well show to the majority. it's fractious made up of parties from the fall left to send to left. it wants to repeal the rise in the retirement age and increase the minimum wage use of one. that is, when we have the responsibility of the new popular front to not disappoint defense, people mu

as bernard smith reporting their life impacts still had on alger 0. why president jo biden's agent fitness for a 2nd term is once again dominating headlines in the united states. probably more. we're getting better and probably getting better coverage. we need the mentor to help us 1st and we'll wait for it on the reasons behind. the neighbors shortage is facing the you case, farming community. the . the latest news for the findings here could be used by the international criminal court has further pieces of evidence of israel's war crimes and guys with detailed coverage. most of the 36 hospitals in golf will have been destroyed and disclose it go health care, remaining accessible from the heart of the story. the images from jeanine are part of the overall picture and the occupied westbank for violence is rarely, military raids are relentless. israel's war on gossip be coming in forever across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine being met with military style track down wide is by to insist on 0 consequences for israel in its

alexander wertenbergskag, yak there darechy right dzesyatsіgoddze і from this moment no other general bernardoes not sneer at the lacquer. at perameshku, at perapynku there is a napaleon, as sur'ez change navat myastsov's landscape in the palace. the private sector, for the sake of the right vaisk... inspections, had an unforeseen tsarka for this month, and the dachshund is such a sharaga draulyan the construction of the taxam was pushed so hard that the knife allowed the creation of serious, languid dances, like dareches, which were jumping to the fountains, and the anniversary of the war of 812, and for a long time such a languid monumental column appeared there stela with a two-gallon arl on the version, which is yes it's time to go. daminantay yakraz getaga vysokaga berag dzviny. the governor's palace is built from two carpus, asnovny, paunochny, published in 1772 in the style of classicism. this part of the palace is triangular and rectangular in plan. hallway façade of the building are produced by ryzalitam, a frequent bud, which protrudes beyond the borders of the plane, and four round

just like the hard work and effort i put into winning games, bernard estrada put the same dedication into fighting for their client. if you're in need of an injury attorney, trust the dedicated team of bernard estrada to be on your side. so what is your bay area airport of choice? san jose international would like to be your top choice for every flight. now sjc is trying to attract more travelers by adding more nonstop routes, especially on the east coast. san jose is one of the only major cities in the u.s. that does not offer direct flights to washington, d.c. so last month, the airport posted a pitch on its x account asking travelers to help it compete for a nonstop route to d.c. posted a link to a survey and says more than 27,000 people responded with interest. if the airport can acquire the new route, it will be added to spirit airlines. joining me now is maureen milo. she's with our partners at san jose spotlight. thank you so much for being with me. okay, i know you guys talked to the airline officials. why would they? why is it just d.c. why it seems a little bit niche. why n

the ninth minute became fatal for the men's team, when the ghanaian forward of ludogorets bernard tektepeit fedor lopaukov's goal with a shot from the penalty area line. 1:0. as often happens in such situations, the start of the match seemed to be ours, we had control of the ball, we started to put pressure from the first minutes and actively did it, the opponent even at first got a little confused in this regard. in many ways, of course, i would change the strategy of the return match a little, but i’ll say this: that in principle i am pleased with the team’s movement, in terms of commitment to the match in martial arts, in terms of pressing, at certain moments of the game where we were active, in the second half of the match vadim skribchenko’s team attacked a lot, but again to no avail, the return match of the champions... of belarus will take place on july 31 in hungary, if the men defeat their opponents on aggregate, then in the third round of champions league qualification they will play with the winner of the linkle-gibraltar karabakh-azerbaijan pair, the meeting on the field of th

so bernard, what are we expecting now with the opening ceremony? just hours away? yeah, just hours away. the rain $8700000.00 tickets sold around the whole of the olympics, $16000.00 towards expected in powers. the image of friends is a steak, emmanuel, macro, on the present, said a few months ago and it stops without opening cetera. many, a long, 6 kilometers of the river sent to nights has been a massive, unprecedented security operation is the 1st time and opening ceremonies have been held outside the stadium. and its been a security had a 45000 security post. now last police on dogs and military on duty buildings check drains, check sewage checks. everything has been checked to try and make this place as secure as possible. the only thing really out of control has been for whether it's been raining a lot this morning, bit drawn out, but rain predicted lights are all on politics is really never far away from the olympic games burners with my cross who's calling for an olympic truce. but there doesn't seem to be any sign of fact us there now it comes against that

it is noteworthy that , in addition to foreign politicians and journalists, the well-known bernard henri holidays. french self-proclaimed philosopher, ideologist of neoliberalism. he is called the cardinal gray of western governments and even the demon of the orange revolutions. levi's trail is seen in particular in the bombings. he showed up in kiev during the maidan. ex-detachment of the verkhovna rada irina farion, a russophobe nationalist, was killed in ukraine; in lvov she was killed shot by an unknown person, she died in the hospital. the ultra-right , hard-line, odious politician chose the most radical forms, loud scandals are associated with her name, she devoted her entire career to a frenzied fight against the russian language, and constantly infringes on the rights of those who speak it in ukraine, but pharaoh, in her hatred, perhaps surpassed many. vicious insults rained down one after another, in her opinion, anyone who does not switch to language cannot be considered ukrainian. these statements also applied to the ukrainian armed forces militants. security service of ukrain

uzarowski bernard.. i've always had questions about how they do it. so i want to ask you, first of all, how has it done that the drones are on top of mind that the drones don't run into each other? >> of course. so thank you so much for having me on. really grateful for the opportunity to speak with you. so the drones are each programed. they receive what's called a path file. so they know where to go up and fly in the sky. the ten, 12 different spots that they're supposed to go, the lights that they're supposed to turn, the colors they're supposed to be, and then they return home. so there's a lot of programing that goes into the shows before they go up in the sky. >> how is it programed with gps or is it just is one drone kind of leading all the rest? or, you know, because if there's one mistake, you know, this has to be precise. obviously one drone runs into the other. then you could have, you know, a problem. >> absolutely. and we work hard to ensure that that doesn't happen and that the programing

bill gates, he encourages you to eat the worm of radioecology is more active than others, elon musk, bernardem are on the first lines of the ranking of the richest people in the world. and it turned out that their huge yachts, private helicopters and planes, cars, mansions and factories. leave such a carbon footprint that even if an entire country switched from cars to bicycles, it would not be possible to cover the damage to nature. in 2021, a similar study was conducted by the un, which showed that only 1% of the richest people on earth provide 15% of all harmful emissions. therefore, abandonment of the car, separate waste collection, partial switching to green food sources are measures that will help make ours. the country is cleaner and more comfortable, but will not be able to influence the climate change in any way. we will not participate in the plan of western billionaires to stop the economies of competitors through horror stories about climate change. and not because we want to destroy the planet, but because against the backdrop of their emissions, it makes no sense. there are sev

jeff bezes, bill gates, he calls for eating radioacology worms more actively than others, elon musk, bernardthem are on the first lines of the ranking of the richest people in the world. and it turned out that their huge yachts, private helicopters. planes, cars, mansions and factories leave such a carbon footprint that even if an entire country switches from cars to bicycles, the damage to nature will not be overcome. in 2021. a similar study was conducted by the un, which showed that only 1% of the richest people on earth account for 15% of all harmful emissions. therefore, giving up a car, separate waste collection, and a partial transition to green power sources are measures that will help make our country cleaner and more comfortable, but will not in any way affect the climate swing. participate in the plan of western billionaires to stop the economies of competitors through. about changes we will not change the climate, and not because we want to destroy the planet, but because against the background of their emissions it makes no sense. there are several ways to really take care of ou

not named so in honor of the founder of the order, bernard of siena, who lived in the 14-15th centurye renovation will begin in the brest fortress of heroes memorial complex itself. very soon, large-scale work on major repairs, restoration, reconstruction and museumification of buildings will begin here. funds for the implementation of an already approved project. will be allocated by the union state, this is almost 500 million russian rubles. the restoration will also affect the main monument of courage and the main entrance star. also in the southern barracks of the citadel they plan to create museum and educational center. in the western part of the citadel there will be a memorial zone that will tell about the tragedy of parents who lost their children in the war, using the example of the defenders of the brest fortress. we also have events planned at the east fort. we will expand the opportunities for our tourists to get to know the fortress. the power of faith. in the first days of july, the ancient city turns into a spiritual capital. there is a forum dedicated to the veneratio

bernard in missouri, republican. >> hello. how are you? >> hi, bernard. >> hey.ted to say i'm so happy that donald trump got all the nominations. i'm glad he picked j.d. vance. we need our country back to how it was when he was in the first term. biden, his administration, they have spewed so much hate and division between people. they are basically the demoncrats. i don't call them democrats but demoncrats. when that kid tried to assassinate him saturday, i found out about this this morning. for some reason i didn't see anything about it until i went on the news. i'm glad god protected donald trump from being killed. we need america back. we don't need biden's corruptness and the hatred that the media, left-wing propaganda like msnbc, cnn, they always are trying to divide us in america. and that's something we don't need but they will do it all the time. and i'm glad donald john trump is going to be on the ticket again. i'm voting that i voted for him in -- i voted for him in 2016 and 2020. biden stole the election. sorry to say but he stole the election. >> ber

well as the third richest person in the world, co-owner of the louis vuitton group maya hennessy, bernard arnault, the heads of coca-cola, youtube, tiktok and samsung are invited, all of them are reported macron tried to convince that, amid the political upheaval in france , it is necessary to maintain olympic calm and continue to invest in the country, although the news is alarming. expected gdp growth does not reach 1%. imagevo supports mock, the right to host the 2030 winter games has once again gone to france. however, there were simply no applications from other countries, so this cannot be called an honest, beautiful game, everything is like with the current olympics. alexander khristenko, inna koshkina, lead. today in sicily all flights have been cancelled, flights were prevented by the eruption of etna, the largest. volcano of europe. the column of smoke reached a height of 8 km. ashes immediately covered 12 districts in southern sicily. local authorities recommend that residents and tourists wear masks to avoid inhaling harmful emissions. it is prohibited to go to the volcano get

our thanks to barbara ann bernard.oming up, athletic brewing is growing the top-selling nine echo beer in the u.s. we will speak to bill shufelt, the company's cofounder and ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: athletic brewing is tapping into a brand-new market, the craft brewing company and now the top nonalcoholic brewing company in the u.s. that rapid rise not slowing so far this year with sales rising 60% year to date. joining us now is bill shufelt, athletic brewing cofounder and ceo. pray to have you back on the show. tomorrow is july 4. i am psyched. it feels like an american tradition to have hot dogs and burgers and drink beer. i'm wondering how you are trying to seize on that moment and have people take a look at nonalcoholic beer as well. bill: absolutely. thank you for having you back and cheers to july 4-week. -- 4 week. nine of the 10 biggest beer weeks or through the summer. fourth of july week is over 40% bigger than the average beer week nationally. that does mean is bigger for nonalcoholic beer, too

i think they are a problem, and i would definitely support that in marin county. >> cornell, bernard.>> well, deadpool and wolverine had a blockbuster opening this weekend. the marvel film made $205 million in north america, becoming the eighth biggest opening of all time. it's the latest installment in the ryan reynolds comic book comedy, this time with hugh jackman returning as wolverine to costar. the movie shattered the opening weekend record for an r-rated movie previously held by the first deadpool. disney is the parent company of both marvel and abc seven. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. it was a wild day at the beach this weekend. it wasn't muggy, but buggy. we have the story behind this insect invasion. hi, i'm spencer christian, a foggy, drizzly night is coming our way. >> at least the overnight part of it. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five... -i'm on a call. it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years o

cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> in the east bay.last day in business for a casper's hot dogs location in downtown hayward. for the last 75 years, the building on c street has been hard to miss. the family owned bay area hot dog chain is consolidating locations, shutting down its oldest restaurant because of declining foot traffic in downtown hayward. loyal customers paid them a visit today to relish one final frank the hot dog. >> they have the very best hot dogs. we got wienerschnitzel over there. we got 7-eleven over here. but nothing beats casper's because it's a very, you know, it reminds you of your childhood. >> employees have been offered roles at casper's restaurant on foothill boulevard. not too far from the c street storefront. casper's also has restaurants in dublin, oakland, pleasant hill and richmond. the workers, who operate the tour boats to alcatraz island walked off the job. today, members of alcatraz workers united picketed outside the ferry landing for alcatraz city cruises in san francisco earlier today. workers