it's just that if you look at the books , these are all here, it seems that the name is nothing black sunand if you look at the paraphernalia, yes, what does it mean what is it about only one that there is a great race that all the rest must obey. and those who do not obey, they must be killed between the ukrainian german nationalism i want to ask a counter question here, looking at this, you can put such a sign. i think we definitely see the flag of ukraine and in the center of the swastika is the same as here. swastika, and in the center is the coat of arms of ukraine with the word will . ss badges. that's what, you can say where it was discovered, it's somewhere marinka somewhere volnovakha somewhere mariupol somewhere starognatovka. that's where they were based, theirs, where they were. units here are emblems of various divisions with and what is the goal of ukrainian nationalism with german? it's clear they put the superiority of their races above others and could decide. which peoples will exist, which will not, but here, isn’t it like that , it would never even come to me that grea

, we hope that it's interesting for you, and that's what we'll talk about today. as it rose, the black sun of azov is a story and the real ukrainian national extremism is the opinion of an expert of the program the greek capital of novorossia, what is known in mariupol, the most famous ukrainian right-wing radicals today are, of course, the azov battalion, then the regiment of the national guard with a reputation as an elite unit, which grew into a whole political movement, the national corps is in ukraine in the world azov is known as the formation of an openly neo-nazi and even racist persuasion, the us congress in 2019 demanded from the state department. recognize azov as terrorist organizations. azov arose in 2014 after the maidan not from scratch, and before it, since the beginning of the nineties, the nationalist and right-wing radical field of ukraine was seriously respected. in the summer of the ninetieth year , the ukrainian national assembly was created in kiev, which in a couple of months acquired its own paramilitary units of the ukrainian people's self-defense. unso appeared a

, we hope that it's interesting for you, and that's what we'll talk about today. as it rose, the black sunry and the present ukrainian national extremism the opinion of an expert of the program the greek capital of novorossiya movements, the national corps is in ukraine. in the world, azov is known as the formation of an openly neo-nazi and even racist debt, the us congress in 2019 demanded from the state department. recognize azov as a terrorist organization, azov

an empty ship, miss styles were destroyed in saturday. strike on the port of odessa footage shows black sun smoke rising into the air as well as fire fighters. this scene, according to ukrainian officials for a missiles were fired up the port with 2 of them brought on by missile defenses, confirming the strike, the russian defense ministry said only military targets were well hours of death is one of 3 ports through which grain will be exported from ukraine under a recent d, a brokered by turkey in the you in western media and politicians, including the u. s. secretary of state were quick to blame moscow for violating the agreement. the ukrainian president did the same, however key and then admitted grain stockpiles weren't hit out. all fitting. minor damage was dawn to port infrastructure but even before the missile strike western politicians express skepticism over the deal, pointing the finger of diet squarely at russia. ortiz rachel blevins. can tell us more about them. the landmark grain deal involving russia and ukraine is being called a beacon of hope by the united nations. but how l

i paid attention to their emblem and noticed that it is the symbol of the ss black sun of the third reichit makes me strong shocked me to see such unbearable. my grandfather fought the nazis in normandy, my father was born during the war . and now we will show shocking footage of these shots. they turned adrian's mind and forced him to look at the situation in ukraine with completely different eyes - medical equipment. berutbuchiy there i saw how russian prisoners of war were treated. getting out of the car each prisoner received a bullet in the knee. they all fell, screams were heard. there were special people , quite strange, who were looking for officers. they asked these officers questions and then shot them in the head. we asked the tank what he experienced at that moment, he answered for me. this is simply unbearable. i was in a terrible state and said this to myself beyond the brink, which opened adrian's eyes to what is really happening in ukraine. i know what war is, but this is no longer war. this is massacre. i look at all this and i have a standstill. this report frenchwoman k

product of the enlightenment, the confluence enlightenment thinkers had, it is important we have a black sun into which to stare, that is the holocaust museum. because of that, the column i was asked to go with a delegation, went to poland, to auschwitz to get artifacts. >> guest: what was that like? >> guest: it was simmering. i got off the helicopter with my 12-year-old son. we got off the polish helicopter that took us there and my son looked down -- >> guest: >> host: did you think about taking a 12-year-old son? >> guest: no. he looked down and said there is a bone. i said to. this was jeff, don't let your imagination run away with you and the guy said that was either a man's finger or a child's rib. it just keeps sifting up the remains. >> do you talk about it with your son? i asked out of personal interest. they take 1/6 grade field trip to the holocaust museum and it is something i am dreading but i know they need to know about and a lot of people have trouble talking about it because it is so difficult. >> guest: one of their exhibits is a red shoe, high-yield heeled shoe that a wom

, we hope that it is interesting to you, and that's what we'll talk about today. as it rose, the black sun of azov history and real ukrainian national extremism the opinion of the program expert the greek capital of novorossiya movements, the national corps is in ukraine. in the world , azov is known as the formation of frankly neo-nazi and even racist, the us congress in 2019 demanded from the state department. recognize azov as a terrorist organization. azov arose in 2014 after the maidan not from scratch, and before it, since the beginning of the nineties, the nationalist and right -wing radical field of ukraine was seriously respected. in the summer of the ninetieth year, the ukrainian national assembly was created in kiev, which in a couple of months acquired its own paramilitary units of the ukrainian people's self-defense. unzo. this is how the unaunso nationalist extremist organization appeared. whose activity is prohibited in russia its militants fought in abkhazia and transnistria in chechnya on the side of the dudaevites in south ossetia shot at russian peacekeepers. the first l

it's just that if you look at the books, these are all here, it seems like the name is nothing, the black sunalia, yes, what is the designation what is at stake is only about one thing that there is a great race that all the rest must obey. and those who do not obey, they must be killed between ukrainian nationalism and german national socialism a. i want to ask a counter question here, looking at this, you can put this equal sign or not? i think we definitely see the flag of ukraine and in the center of the swastika is the same as here. swastika, and in the center is the coat of arms of ukraine with the word will, badges of the ss that's what, you can say, yes, where it was found. and this is somewhere marinka, somewhere volnovakha, somewhere mariupol, somewhere starognatovka. that's where they were based, theirs, where they were. subdivision hedgehog emblems of various ses divisions and what is the purpose of ukrainian nationalism with german? it is clear that they put the superiority of their race above others and could decide? which peoples will exist, which will not, but here, wouldn’t i

it's just that if you look at the books, these are all here, it seems that the name is nothing black sunalia, yes, what is the designation what is it about, there is only one thing about the fact that there is a great race that all the rest must obey, otherwise they must be killed between the ukrainian nationalism of germany i want to ask a counter question here looking at it, you can put such a sign. i think we definitely see the flag of ukraine and in the center of the swastika is the same as here. swastika, and in the center is the coat of arms of ukraine with the word will, badges of the ss that 's what, you can say, yes, where it was found. and this is somewhere marinka somewhere volnovakha somewhere mariupol somewhere starognatovka. that's where they were based, theirs, where they were. hold the emblems of various ses divisions and what is the goal of ukrainian nationalism with german? understandable they put the superiority of their race above others and could decide. which peoples will exist, which will not, but here, wouldn’t it have even occurred to me that great ukry appeared,

totally blacks guy, sun shining in the surface. there's no reflection, no diffusion, it's not reflected. totally black sky and seeing another planet. planet earth. a planet earth is only four times as large as the moon. you can really still put your thumb and your forefinger around it, at that distance. so it makes it look beautiful, it makes it look lonely. it makes it look fragile. you think to yourself, just imagine, the millions of people living on that planet. and don't realize how fragile it is. i think this is a feeling that everyone has had, expressed in one fashion or another. but that was an overwhelming feeling. seeing the beauty of the planet, on the one hand, but the fragility of it, on the other. >> shortly after that golden moment, you decided to play a little golf. >> [laughs] sure. i didn't decide to play a little golf. that is a long story. i will not tell the whole story. >> tell us what you think might be all right. but it is a very famous story. i'm sure a lot of people would like to hear your version. well -- >

sun. a black spot with a pungent odor has been spreading for several days. people complain of a burning sensation in the throat and a cut in the eyes of environmentalists , they fear that together with groundwater, chemicals will fall into the pond. he is only in 150 m from the illegal dump, and then into the chusovaya river, in order to reduce environmental damage, the site was covered with sawdust and lime by order of the local administration. well, to take out dangerous tanks, no one is in a hurry, the authorities are trying to force them to do it. this violator, his name is already known to the prosecutor's office. russia in the fall may ban the entry of trucks from the european union into its territory. further business news with us. denis denis does this mean that absolutely nothing can be delivered from europe by road ilya of course there is reload options at the border to rehook, but produce. the products in the trading network are already seeing big problems for themselves. from october 1, a ban on the entry of trucks from the european union may be

whom the guards tried to expel the material of the indigenous kharitonova under the hot sun and right on the black. a fight in the style of the worst traditions of the stone age on a pebble beach in adler, some employees of small merchants, guards and keepers of sun loungers, armed with bats, fittings and a southern temperament are desperately pounding, one of the eyewitnesses is trying to intercede, he is barely restrained by a companion. now the athlete is known to have been brutally beaten. nikita garaev, he is the champion of minsk in sambo , candidate for master of sports, teaches physical education in one of the belarusian schools in sochi, he came with his family. here he is in black on a wooden deck surrounded by employees. fregate beach in these shots. the beginning of the conflict can be seen how a fight is starting and nikita strikes first, i saw already at that moment that he strikes just such a very serious strong blow, from which it becomes scary, and you think that a person will now fall and maybe not wake up, a here you are already calling, they took the athlete with a number and b

general, here, now everything is there to continue the holiday season, there is a lot of sun and heat. the blackea has up to plus 30 sea water . 23.25°. it's raining in st. petersburg on the afternoon of 17-19, and moscow is set for the summer. tomorrow plus 23, well, on sunday until 26 and the rains are over. new holiday season new departure cities fly direct flights to sochi from 15 cities of russia aeroflot travel continues in the crimean museum-reserves tauric chersonesus hosted a gala concert of the opera and ballet festival, which hold their productions in the sevastopol theater , honored people's artists of russia, laureates of international competitions and recognized meter-ballet art svetlana zakharova ksenia ryzhkova sergei polunin guest stars performed classical and modern numbers one of them called revelations for the russian junction zakharova left the choreographer matoka hiroyama. this number has been in my repertoire for a long time, i keep it, because it seems to me that it is relevant in any country and on any site. e, and i think, e, it is relevant for any time at any time. an

only in ufa in orenburg + 26-27, but on the european territory there is more and more sun in the center in the black plus 23-28 and for the average the volga is the same indicators only short rains, it is possible that heavy loads are moving down in the north-east, new portions will try to penetrate into the leningrad pskov, but the moscow region, well, there the temperature will rise a little more in the south, again restlessly , conditions for showers and thunderstorms are again generated this crimea and the caucasus, but the temperature will still go off scale, kalmyks, dagestan, almost plus 40 in st. petersburg tomorrow and plus 21:23 rain is very likely, in the afternoon, and in moscow without precipitation, only the sun is definitely and everything is higher on the first day of august + 26-28. well, the third is already 30 august begins brightly. the computer determines the culprit of the accident with almost one hundred percent probability, to whom, the court will believe the cartoon or the report of the traffic inspector missed a pedestrian , got a fine, for which the top equipment burned th

let's look at the sunrise this morning, beautiful look right now from the black mountain cam, the sunver the marine layer. daytime highs are sitting average for us, 60s and 70s for oakland, 60s for san francisco this week. upper 80s even as we dive into our weekend forecast for our inland east bay so we'll keep you updated in the weather center but it's mild. take advantage of this weather. >>> gianna? >> let's look at the roadways right now if you are up early making the drive from 680 across mission to the nimitz, that's what mobile 5 is doing. it's busy headed into fremont on the connectors but if you're on the main lines, things are moving okay. it's as you head over to the right, getting onto the 262/mission boulevard headed toward 880 slowing things down this morning. so plan for that. other than that, it is fairly quiet as far as crashes go. we haven't seen too many hot spots this morning and even a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, things are moving pretty nicely. no metering lights just yet. they typically turn those on around 5:45 so doesn't look like that's happening

everyone can burn in the sun, including blacks, why doesn't this happen in martina and if she doesn’twe’ll tell you more. in the meantime, let’s analyze the main concerns from the internet. the first is harmful to health substances. is it true or a myth, let's study the composition of one of the most popular creams in russia. a chemist-technologist will help us with this and a japanese lunch is the easiest way to compare the composition of sunscreens with a box of bent. so if we look at the composition, then we will find water in the first place, this is the ingredient that is the most in the composition of our dinner, we can compare, for example, with rice it is the most harmless the safest it is eaten by almost all the next ingredient is octarine or ultraviolet filter. it helps protect our skin from sunburn. so plates. we can compare ultraviolet filters to peppers. chile, why is it that all ultraviolet filters can potentially cause some kind of irritation or allergic reactions, it is the filters that protect against sunlight , if we see the designation spf15 on the package - this me

i am really interested| in the role that supermassive black holes, early of times the mass of the sun telescope we are going to be able to measure the motions of stars around those black holes and measure their masses so thatis and measure their masses so that is one of the things that i am looking forward to. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. president putin has signed a decree allowing all ukrainians to receive russian passports. up until now, the fast—track procedure applied only to the residents of occupied territories in the donbas and the south. european governments, markets and companies are worried that gas supplies to the continent may not resume following the annual shutdown of the nord stream one pipeline under the baltic sea. the pipeline's russian—backed operators say its standard maintenance work, but germany's concerned russia was using gas supplies as a weapon. the social media organisation twitter says elon musk�*s reasons for not going through with his deal to buy the company are 'invalid and wrongful�*. he pulled out of the agreement saying h

russian blockades, a deal is in place to resume great shipments through the black sea representatives from both sides attend, that the sun is their money. and if stumble along with turkish president, ridge of type are due on, and us secretary general and tony a good terrorist that's helped that reopening the ports and allowing grain to leave ukraine will help ease global food prices, which have spiked in recent months. quoterush hailed the deal as one of the most important accomplishments of his career and let there be no doubt. these is an agreement for the wolves. it will bring relief for developing countries on the edge of bankruptcy and the most vulnerable people on the edge of famine and tulips fabulous global food prices, which would already have record levels even before the war at nightmare for developing countries. specifically, the initiative we just signed opens up best for significant volumes of commercial food export from city key ukrainian port in the black sea or chevron or 6 and used me the shipment, the grain and food stocks in the world markets will help bridge the global food supply, get and reduce pre

now the sun shines brightly on the black sea coast again a lot warm. you planned to come to alushta, we did not know then now. it’s about time in simferopol that after the flood, the embankment of the salgir was put in order only in some places, and by the top they remind us of trees uprooted from the roots that were felled, raging by the river, we recall that after heavy rains at the beginning of the week, it was necessary to increase the discharge of water into the salgir and the simferopol reservoir, to prevent its overflow, peak rates reached 50 cubic meters per second. now nothing reminds of that grandiose dumping water. and what followed? as you can see, the salgir has returned to its former course? the day before, almost the entire russian plain was in the zone of a low-cloud anticyclone . the atmosphere above the region was so transparent that even with a space orbit, the smallest details of the relief were clearly distinguishable. under such conditions, three-quarters of the total amount of solar energy entering our planet reaches its surface

i'd rather take a look at the pictures the sun or the beach depicts the black sea better.ople, anecdotes are made up. finding understanding for these relatives can be very difficult. so how does she keep you warm? i will imagine that she is now in my apartment back and forth. however, our story relations between mother-in-law and son-in-law were far from a joke, hatred, irritation, mutual reproaches became the norm, but is this really a reason for killing a woman and a child? she was dissatisfied, she considered her son-in-law, ela, in vain she married this tyutyu of such a beauty. he's uneven tall, bright red. well, it’s not the ugly sophia who called her son-in-law a loser, how can this ensure her, beloved elochka, a decent life, not the worst mother-in-law brings her to the worst. what's with you stanislavny? well, it's people around uncomfortable. i get it, only the investigators dreamed that fridman had more and more questions. not on marchenko decided on a special step. they lived in an ordinary communal apartment for three families, the spouses had a separate room t

under the hot sun and right on on the shores of the black sea a fight in the style of the worst traditionsage on a pebble beach in adler , some employees of small merchants, guards and keepers of deck chairs, armed with bats, fittings and a southern temperament are desperately beating, one of the eyewitnesses is trying to intercede, he is barely restrained by a companion. the now known brutally beaten athlete. nikita garaev , he is the champion of minsk in sambo, candidate for master of sports, teaches physical education in one of the belarusian schools in sochi, he came with his family. here he is in black walking on a wooden deck surrounded by employees. fregate beach in these shots. the beginning of the conflict is seen as a brawl breaks out and nikita strikes first. and here is the final of the battle of the gladiator. you can’t call it otherwise, they took a hand-to-hand soldier with a number and batons. now the mother of the beaten man is leaving imposingly. nikita mountain. olga is trying to remove them on the cell phone knocked yes son. why are we going like this? shall we figure i

plus 24 and in kaliningrad, as in sevastopol, +28, but unlike the black sea coast , there is no rain in the forecast in st. appear and the sunry evening. all rayte in your knees horsepower joint gel. they dreamed of a big cozy house and bought a den with all their last money. serpent, i look at the shelves something is looking at. and this snake he just has a wild look. you see, in this cellar, says about a hundred snakes snakes climb into the house from all the cracks and keep the new owners of the house at bay. from there came the viper. i am terribly afraid of zmi in the kitchen, and the previous owners assure there were no snakes in their house . in general, they sold it to themselves at a loss who they tell me, that's what i am the last creature i sold the house i know about it. i didn't know them. why did you reduce the cost of the house, because i had to quickly sell novoselov with a snake's nest. if the fact that you knew and you sold the house is proven. do you understand the consequences of this? edge today 16:50 on ntv energized premiere today at 21:40 on ntv and you with a gift of good luck bought and received 55

this is the most beautiful live look from black mountain cam we've seen all day as the sun begins to rise this morning. it's going to make all that marine layer bleed off fast along the coast giving us sunny skies as we head into the afternoon. this is a live look from underneath it. we're not going to be under it for too much longer, i promise. it pulls back around the 10:00 hour. we're live with sunny skies in san francisco in the north bay as early as noon all the way into the afternoon hours where daytime highs are going to feel a lot warmer than the past couple days. 90s in our inland areas, 80s near oakland, 60s near san francisco. that onshore flow will continue to push its way in as we're now being sandwiched between low and high pressure. what does that do for us? a lot of things scientifically. nonetheless, it will dry us up as high pressure will warm our temperatures up as we head into the weekend. lots going on this weekend. i am so excited for all these events. the summer time festival in saratoga kicking off as we head into the afternoon hours with 80s in the forecast a

short this weekend, those who came to rest in the black sea resorts can fully enjoy the sun and heat.’s understandable why the demand for swimwear is not falling in russia, on the contrary, compared to last year, sales increased by 35%, i studied current prices and models of swimwear from the new one. well, look, this one is in demand. these amazing fabrics are multi-colored monotone with push-ups and devils on the string of rings or elastic bands during the holidays, russians take apart swimsuits like hot cakes. the most popular are bikinis separate. so, by the way, i bought a swimsuit, very beautiful. here is a pistachio solid. in general, the mood. if we are going to the sea, then, of course, we chose a separate one, a white swimsuit, swimming trunks are high. up and spaghetti strap two -piece swimsuits according to analytical agencies really entered the top sales of the 2022 season popular and other models who sell swimsuits in first place were in bikinis. these are separate swimsuits. in second place is the manakini. these are one piece swimsuits. and in third place is tankinia.

thunderclouds have covered the north and not the black earth and north-west of our country in st. the weather was harsh literally an hour ago in st. petersburg the sun was shining brightly, and now it is pouring rain and a stormy wind is blowing bad weather is accompanied by a thunderstorm sparkling lightning thunders. thunder is already aware of at least one incident on one of the three, a tower crane was blown to the winds. just a hurricane wind with hail and everything changed in 5 minutes, literally the consequences of a thunderstorm. the screen was torn off. fallen trees also fell from the dead ends on the kostroma region in the city of galich. torn roofs, fallen fences due to a power outage. some houses were de-energized on a thunderstorm front. now the opto of the russian satellite is aimed. the arctic em in the image from the orbit clearly shows the cloud fields of the cyclone, which flood the east of europe with rain its warm front. stretches to the white sea. but the cold one crosses the central regions of the country and gets close to the shores. the volga river today will receive the most rain from neighboring belarus, more than 30 mm, a

coolness will already come during the day plus 20-25 on the black sea coast plus 25-30 in moscow now there is a sunaking through the cumulus clouds, the air temperature will be + 22 ° during the day without significant precipitation. well, the air will warm up to plus 30 in the evening, the sky will frown and get fresher next night, thunderstorms will blow from the rains, and in the morning it will also be rainy and around plus 20 on tuesday a cold atmospheric front will break through the capital region. thunderstorms will again fall on moscow. in the afternoon it is no longer higher, plus 23 on wednesday , light rains will clear up a little. available only on thursday evenings. it will turn out to be the most rainy day of the week in megapolis heavy rains will fall and only by the end of the week the rains will weaken. and they will acquire a focal character at night, the air will cool down to plus 10-15 °, and in the daytime the thermometer will be stay in the 20-degree mark by this minute. i have all the time thank you it was evgeny tishkovets story about the weather forecast, in the central dis

black mountain cam. not only of that beautiful marine layer and beautiful skies just above it, as that sun begins to riseor us this morning. too bad this is what it looks like when we look ought our windows this morning. that marine layer is staying dense for us throughout the bay, throughout the sacramento valley. it's so strong with an onshore flow that it made its way into our east inland hills. the sacramento valley as we extend the clock to 9:00 it slowly starts rolling back just near the bay, even by noop it starts tapering off in our inland east bay, but as we extend into the evening hours, it's quickly returning into the forecast. it's a very dense setup for today, all due to monsoonal moisture and a very significant onshore flow. let's look at the winds as we extend into this afternoon. for our friends that live near san francisco this is normal during this time of year but our east inland hills notice how it lights up as we head into the evening. we're expecting anywhere from 25 to 35-mile-per-hour sustained winds at the surface level. nonetheless, it's a breezy friday for us as we breeze into

preparing an attempt to retake the southern part of sun region now occupied by russian forces. confir fence if good marked a turning point for control of the black sea coast. and that's it from me on the new steam fun hour and update for you at the top of the hour. but don't go away to that. the business is up next with ropes, that's coming up after a short break. remember, you can also find lot more news or on the clock on a website, d, w dot com and do follow us on social media if you don't already got office. thanks a lot. ah someone else to judge t the highlights of selected for you? you every week in your inbox, subscribe. now. his goal is establishing and went order. changing pain, president of the global powered china. he's part of a whole system which believes his time has come. he relies on an authoritarian system of total surveillance.

black asphalt streets grey. the special sealant reflects watter than absorbs all the hot desert sun. 73 miles of the city is covered with this? >> yes. >> reporter: kate gallego is the city's mayor. she says the cool pavement is ten to 12 degrees cooler to the touch than traditional asphalt. we saw a version of this made in this phoenix warehouse by the name of solar dpre. 10 to 12 degrees is a big difference citywide. >> our residents say they can feel the difference. >> reporter: climate change is cranking up the heat in the nation's largest city. 2020 was phoenix's hottest summer ever with 50 days at or above 110 degrees, and a record 28 nights when the temperature never dropped below 90. >> we are seeing every summer higher temperatures both during the day and less cooling overnight. >> reporter: cities are warming at twice the global average because buildings and pavement absorb and trap heat. phoenix and miami have named chief heat officers to prevent deadly impacts of the heat. >> in phoenix the number of people who die from homicides is on par with the number who die from heat. >> reporter: david hondula he

sun and 30 °. in the center of the european territory in the black soil, everything is gradually returning to normalslight temperature is quite comfortable plus 20-25. and such values ​​\u200b\u200bare lower than those set by the climatic norm south of kursk and voronezh, it will already clear up without precipitation in the south on the black sea coast of crimea and the krasnodar territory solnechny, and the temperature is already approaching the set resort mark of plus 30, and in some places and overcomes it in the case of plus 28 and in novorossiysk 31 on the shores of the baltic everything is more modest in st. petersburg tomorrow afternoon until a maximum of 20:00 and light rain in moscow, mostly without precipitation and plus 23. i am lada with green gel. horsepower my legs always dance hello i need to call. where are your parents? hello tryphon, it's us i'm glad, well, why are you silent? you see, there is such a thing. what, in general, the girl ran away?

on the lower volga, too, in the south, the scorching sun and the heat will again reach +37 and in kalmykia up to thirty-nine in the crimea on the blackcoast, krasnodar territory, 28-33 rains are unlikely, but, as always, there are exceptions. this is the caucasus, he is a coastal region, sochi during the daytime. there will be short-term rains in some places in the mountainous regions, heavy rains will occur, thunderstorms will rumble and in st. petersburg tomorrow small short-term ones. yes, wait for the temperature already decent plus 19-21 in moscow 23-25. only the sun, sunny weather, and for the whole next week and a new round of heat, while everyone is watching the weather on ntv now leonid kanevsky, this was the beginning of a series of amazing events and business.

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sun. ♪ >>> honoring disney's first black princess and bringing the spirit of new orleans to life with a" why it's different from all other "thor" movies -- >> it's a wacky, wild adventure. -- and what it's like to be back on the big screen with natalie portman as he's saying -- >> good morning, america. >>> good morning, america, happy july 4th. hope you and your family are having a great holiday weekend. >> this feels like a good start to the week. >> the holiday. >> we have food coming up, all sorts of good stuff. >> we're looking forward to the food. chef joe isidori is here in times square with some grub that's great for the holiday. he's sharing his tips for the best cookout ever. >>> plus, we have independence day deals you can't afford to miss. "gma" has you covered. >>> but first, though, a lot of news to get to this morning, starting with the travel chaos over this holiday weekend. already thousands of cancellations and delays. let's go back to transportation correspondent gio benitez with the latest from laguardia airport. gio, good morning. >> reporter: hey, whit, good mornin

sun and the earth. plus, it's capturing images many times larger and more detailed than its predecessor hubble if hubble established black holes, could webb establish livable planets? >> yeah. i think that's what -- what you just said, livable planets, planets that could have life as we know it >> reporter: and these images are just the first. until its fuel runs out in about 20 years, webb will show us incredible things, starlight billions of years old. the hidden surface of nearby worlds. distant planets where humans could conceivably walk and even breathe nasa scientists reveling in this moment >> it it isn't hard to explain what we're doing. you just show people oh, yeah that's what we're doing. >> reporter: unimaginable views of the universe delivered to human eyes for the first time jake ward, nbc news, nasa goddard space flight center. >> and a shout out to my fellow space nerds. pretty cool. that's "nightly news." thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of

sun. first one of my favorite landmarks. ryan and liz, do you see glitter? this is the shot from black mountain in the santa cruz mountains looking over the diablo range. >> what's this? very tough. >> i'm is not sure. looks like an observatory. >> is it glick? >> it's lick observatory which is close to capp ernikas peek. in 77 degrees, oakland 61. in livermore 70. and in san francisco, 56 degrees. and here's how it looks. we do get the low clouds and fog tonight. areas of drizzle as well. the futurecast is suggesting a little bit of drizzle tonight. and also sunday morning. more cooling over the weekend. you'll see this trough in a minute that's sinking over the west coast. and a little bit warmer on the 4th. but not much. this is the low pressure that is just cast this big trough over the west coast. and it's also enhanced the sea breeze. and with the sea breeze up and the pressures down, temperatures will follow suit in a minor way. not a big deal. within thing it does help with is tough allergens. with the clouds and not as much sun. not so much is popping. for grasses, and on the

black asphalt streets grays. this special seal land reflects rather than absorbs all of the hot desert sun. >> 73 miles is now covered with th this. we saw a version of it being made inside this phoenix warehouse where it goes by the name of solar gray. >> reporter: 10 to 12 degrees that's a big difference. >> our residents say they can feel the difference. >> reporter: climate change is cranking up the heat in the nation's hottest large city. 2020 was phoenix's hottest summer ever with 50 days at or above 110 degrees and a record 28 nights when the temperature never dropped below 90. >> we are seeing every summer higher temperatures and less cooling overnight. >> reporter: cities are warming at twice the global average. phoenix, los angeles, miami have named chief heat officers to fight the extreme heat. >> here in phoenix the number of people who died from homicides every year is about on par with those who die from heat. >> reporter: david hondula heads the heat office. >> this is a problem that's going to get worse. >> reporter: the city is creating 100 cool corridors, planting hundreds of trees whose shade can d

blackness. well throw in a fat phobic reference and she wins a free ice cream sun day.take professor at yale which is a school for people who couldn't get into devry. complained president biden working its white supremacy. she said it shows he cannot west and works through it. so working is a white thing and if you disagree you're a racist. at least we know now that pete buttigieg is definitely not a white supremacist. sue's comments came after biden's announcement that he was getting a lot of work done with covid which came after his announcement that he got cancer from his windshield, oil on his windshield despite getting a stem cell infusion over at jiffy lube. joe how's that go? >> no, no, lady from yale i'm fine. i'm not working hard, i'm hardly working. getting a few things done in in the office. i'm a little tired but that's okay. this covid thing's not going to get me. i'm like quadruple boosted or something. and, look, i'm tough, man. i grew up in delaware. i woke up every morning covered in oil. me and my friends walked to school, i looked like the creature fr

holding a petticoat on the ground immediately beneath to the black help or assistant who looked around at the bidders as the sun kept swelling from six seven to eight hundred dollars. i saw one after the other the inmates of this first auction room purchased at various prices. crow then moved with the crowd to the second auction room and then to the third room. either that of rh dickinson and brothers or nbncb hill on the corner of franklin and wall streets. where he sketch the scene of a group of people seated on benches before the start of the sale. i do not hesitate to pronounce the spectacle which here presented itself to be one of the most touching which could well be revealed to the sight. i found in it a perfect composition. in a hardly justifiable fit of enthusiasm when time and place are considered i took out pencil and paper. his sketching aroused significant scrutiny. and he was eventually chased out of the auction room. as they were all convinced he was an abolitionist. crow quickly wandered back down wall street and blended into the crowd on main street. what he missed seeing were the multiple jail

sun. >> yes, what a blessing. "black-ish," the final season you played yourself.beautiful because anthony anderson and i did "two can play that game together" years ago and i've been a huge fan of the show. when they gave me a call and said they want you on "black-ish," i said doing what? they were, like, playing yourself. i was, like, let's go. i married deon cole. so it was nice to dress up and have fun with him and then we did the panel with tracee and anthony and marcus and it was fun to take the final bow. >> the impact they had -- >> eight amazing seasons. so, you know, we don't get things like that. they're canceling us all quick. you know, to see an african american show go for eight wonderful seasons, kudos to them. they did good things. >> congratulations on another season for you. "keeping up with the joneses" and happy birthday to you. enjoy that. >> thank you so much. >> possibly shoot four, five movies while you're down there. >> i have a talk show that comes on every monday, "cocktails with queens" and i host "the screening room." i know, i know. i'