two people were attacked by a seal, suspected to have been poisoned by the bloom. officials say all this underlines just how profound the impact of the loom is. again, they are asking for public support to help these animals. >>> we reached out to the marine mammal care center in marin county to see if there are threats to local sea lions. they tell us things are quiet and the center is responded to a range stretching from mendocino to san luis obispo county. if there were to be potential cases, the first case would be in san luis obispo county. you might remember last august in oakland, thousands of dead fish killed by an algae bloom that was known as red tide because of the way the water turned reddish-brown. the algae also bloomed in places like keller beach in richmond. >>> still to come, clearing out the trees to protect the sierra from wildfires. why some crews say the work is going too far. >>> and you can catch us live and streaming on cbs news bay area. you can find us on the free cbs news apple or pluto there are currentlyy more t than 750,00000 unfillede

and j bloom joins us on our program to talk more about this. you for being with us. given these texts back and forth, did you feel pressured to join? j: not so much that i felt pressured to join. it is enticing. it is something that you can check that you did something that very few people had the opportunity to do, so had we not had safety concerns, it is something we really would like to have done but the more we learned, the more concerned we became. anchor: two other passengers ended up taking the place you and your son would have had. what went through your mind this week when you saw what happened? jay: that is the most haunting piece of this. you know this is a story that is everywhere and anytime i turn on the news or open my laptop work on -- go online it is right there and there are pictures of the people who lost their lives in this tragedy and i look at that picture of the father and son who took our place and think , but for the grace of god that could be my son and myself, so it is really really upsetting. anchor: that must indeed

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the yellowstone river >>> a different contaminant is spreading in california's waters where an algae bloom wreaks havoc on local sea life. now scientists are concerned about keeping the deadly bloom out of our kitchens. >>> pride across america some of the largest lgbtq+ celebrations sent pride week's final weekend out with a bang. we will bring you along for the party. >>> and a real life hero refuses to let a life altering injury stop him from giving back to his community. why he says his loss is truly a blessing it's monday, june 26th "early today" starts right now glad you're with us. i'm frances rivera. >> and hi, everyone. i'm jessica layton a dramatic weekend in russia where yevgeny prigozhin, the leader of the infamous wagner mercenary group staged perhaps the most serious challenge ever to vladimir putin's grip on power. let's bring in nbc news foreign correspondent claudio lavanga this morning can you give us a recap of what's again on this weekend >> good morning, jessica well, yes, yevgeny prigozhin, the leader of the wagner group fighting in ukraine on friday turned his men ar

and now she's blooming.re was a quince somewhere, but i see a bush, there is a small bush and there are more and not only there, probably, around the lake the quince grows better than a lemon, even now it is blooming beautifully. what flowers, just delightful this bush, here, seems to be small. no one cares for him . from such a small bush, a whole beautiful one grows like that. here is a natural untouched , uncircumcised, you take large yellow fruits and cut them into tea. eh, it's such a flavor. here you feel, this is our orekhovskaya land, this is our nature. this is our belarusian beauty in general. well, nothing, incomparable with any. there, with foreign resorts , here you rest your soul so much, it seems, in the wilderness. this, uh, borderland, uh, it seems, and the village is on our map, here is belarus the village is literally somewhere. here, like this , on the border, but so much, but our places of business have departed from our village. they just begin. here is my village, where i was born? i g

this is a damascus rose and it blooms in total for 2 weeks. beauty is transformed into beauty , decorating girls and making them even younger , they started with soap, then oil creams. so krasnopolyanskaya cosmetics is born. how many years among the ro? for rose, we process only 2 seasons, last year we planted it, and before that, all our fields were planted with lavender. and here we used to process lavender for about five years here on our site. we can see the work. yes , here we already get a ready-made hydrolat. you can, in principle, immediately smell its smell. citrus, because from the flowers of no role this essential oil is about to be poured into bottles of roses. those collected by us will go here a little later, but on the same day, on the plantations, cacti and even banana leaves are waiting in the wings, but not only them. we grow elite mollusks on our own, we extract them in a humane way by washing our son, and we have released a line with this very son with a very high percentage. we affectionately call this place our maternity

they say it is going to bloom in the next couple of weeks. corpse flowers bloom for only two or three days, with huge lines outside of the conservatory. people want to get in and get a whiff of this thing. it will be fleeting. people say the plan smells that bad, like a corpse, when it blooms. >> i don't know why i want to see it, but i do. i want to see it and smell it. okay, the san francisco location conservatory isn't the only city with a corpse flower. last year one bloomed inside the greenhouse at san jose state . >> isn't the one where rob passed out? he got a good whiff of it. >> rob passed out on the side of it. you can see it. last year also, a corpse flower at santa cruz beat the odds. the university thought the plant had died, but it ended up looming days later. >> good luck with all of that. >> i willlet you

flowers expected to bloom in the next 10 to 14 days.o the fact that it actually smells kind of like rotting flesh. the conservatory says they can tell scarlet will bloom because at the center of the bud as a pale green folded area that's just peeking through. that's the underside of the burgundy skirt that will open up when it blooms once it's open, it will only be in bloom for about 2 or 3 days. >> fiery still flowing down the side of the second largest volcano in hawaii. a look at this. the u.s. geological survey says started spewing back on june. the 7th officials had warned that high levels of volcanic small from the eruption could travel downwind and potentially affect air quality. we're told the eruption activity is confined to the closed area of hawaii volcanoes national park. kilauea is located on hawaii's big island and it is one of the world's most active volcanoes and has been erupting almost continuously since 1983, a deadly incident to the grand canyon skywalk. that's where a tourist fell 4,000 feet to his death. >> the uni

co-owner evan bloom says luckily the deli was closed. thank. >> god i one plant manager there says we were happen to be upstairs when the incident occurred. >> it happened sunday around oakland police investigators say 2 vehicles were racing in the area when they hit and run collision occurred. police say the driver of this vehicle lost control and flipped a fire hydrant before crashing into the building. in the video, you can see someone exiting the vehicle, casually walking out what's left of the deli's front door bloom says the driver didn't bother to stick around. we make of this a restaurant in a town you see it as a sign of >> there's a lot going you know, this combined with, you know, i would say every other month we get broken into our windows but it's also scary for my employees and their safety. believe it or not. >> this isn't the first time a vehicles crashed into delhi. here's video from the previous incident back in march 2022. at that time the business was open. luckily again, no one injured, but a few seconds earlier, wou

. >>> a bloom of toxic algae is harming marine line on the california coast.t along with rescuers who say this is unlike anything they have ever seen before. >> i just know from working in the colonies how incredible the animals are. they deserve respect. ooooh, l let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of t the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. l liberty. ♪ this is a piece of string. doesn't seem like much - unless it's a strand of mrna. then it has the power to change everything. mrna has already changed how we fight viruses. it has created medicines at unprecedented speed. it could even individualize how we approach cancer. ♪ and the company that's getting us there? moderna. this changes everything. >>> this morning, officials say they have received more than a thousand calls in recent weeks about hundreds of dead or sick sea mammals washing up on california shores. experts believe the cause is a growing toxic algae bloom that's poisonous for sea birds and fish and can travel up the food chain to dolphins, sea lions. d

currently in the bloom, many marine mammals and birds can not.in effect, the usual food chain is now a threat to the larger animals which havn been dying up and down the coast. sadly, they say the worst is yet to come. >> these blooms tend to happen between 6 to 8 weeks in duration. and, you know, we are maybe 2 weeks so we have good, long time before this is going to be over. and we already have, you know, next to 60 animals and we're getting calls already this morning for more animals stranded on the beach. >> things happen normally out there. i think what's happening is we're just seeing larger amounts of growth and maybe higher concentrations and bigger swaths of territory. so we're seeing a bigger impact because now it's affecting no more space and overlaps with more animal. >> beachgoers are urged to stay away from sick animals so survivors can be professionally rescued and nursed back to health. the symptoms of lethargy, lethargy, vomiting and disorientation. usually clear and about 3 days. >> coming up, the federal trade commission filing

it blooms in autumn and the leaves take on a very rich red color.e time wow, german, i went. listen, wow stuntman. watch in the program the route was built on belarus 24 tv channel. here the script is not possible. after all, you don't know how the participants will answer when the tower falls, then they often ask me to film, show the correct answers, and i assure the participants that this will not help them? here everything is decided by the tower in our program there is an opportunity to cheer on the players and watch them think three two one pavel australia you were the author of this answer. this is 100% knowledge. there is a chance to guess. why does mars red flower garden fear? why mars i accept hello everyone. our destroy the ladies, i got out the stupid car. i can not forget you. and why are you so dirty? the farm burned down. how again? there was such a beauty. you need to think about everything. light svetka light s no clear already threw herself into the fire.

and now she's blooming. quince somewhere, but i see a bush, there is a small bush and there are more and not only there, probably, around the lake the quince grows better than a lemon, even now it is blooming beautifully. what flowers, just amazing this bush, here, it seems to be small . no one takes care of him from such a small bush. grows a whole beautiful one. here is a natural untouched, uncircumcised, you take large yellow fruits and cut them into tea. eh, it's such a flavor. here you feel, this is our orekhovskaya land, this is our nature. this is our belarusian beauty in general. well, nothing compares to any. there, with foreign resorts, here you rest your soul so much, it seems, in this wilderness. eh, borderlands, it seems.

co-owner evan bloom says luckily the deli was closed. thank. >> god i want to plant manager there says we were happen to be upstairs when the incident occurred. >> it happened sunday at around oakland police investigators say 2 vehicles were racing in the area when they hit and run collision occurred. police say the driver of this vehicle lost control and flipped a fire hydrant before crashing into the building. in the video, you can see someone exiting the vehicle casually walking out what's left of the deli's front door bloom says the driver didn't bother to stick around. we make of this happening the restaurant in a town you see it as a sign of >> there's a lot going you know, this combined with, you know, i would say every other month we get broken into our windows but it's also scary for my employees and their safety. believe it or not. >> this isn't the first time a vehicles crashed into is deadly. here's video from the previous incident back in march 2022. at that time the business was open. luckily again, no one injured, but a fe

uh, there was such a song you all vozhe and on mars apple trees will bloom, that is, either in the onemake a blooming garden and the nature protection organization has the right to economic activities closed there households. the reserve opened. first there was the father. department of horticulture, then he quietly. uh, blown away in perestroika times. and now the orchards, which are already almost 70 to 80 years old, are quietly dying, almost 80 varieties of apples are growing in our gardens. it's unique genetic material, if there is a well-groomed fragrant garden blooming here, and here it is like that. i think that slowly it will all acquire some kind of progression in the course of other parts of the garden. that is, when it is fenced. this one here, it means that it is necessary to put up columns, it is necessary to give birth to this. that's it, it's not such a big cost here in principle, but since i voice this in space in my good wishes. i know that it will come true, i am absolutely sure of it. i will try to live. i now have a luxury opportunity for everyone viewers who see th

. >> reporter: edward bloom, who's retired from a job in finance and living in tallahassee, florida,lawyer. he is founder and president of students for fair admissions, and acknowledges starting the group to challenge affirmative action in colleges. the supreme court is now considering cases he brought targeting the university of north carolina, the nation's oldest public university, and harvard, the oldest private college. bloom says his group has 22,000 members, but none are identified by name in either court case. >> well, in the world of social media it is no surprise that 17 and 18-year-old kids do not want nam made public. >> reporter: bloom has previously spearheaded two cases in which the supreme court struck down voting policies designed to help racial groups, particularly african american and latinx voters who've endured prior discrimination. but he lost a 2016 case in which he backed abigail fisher. >> i don't believe that students should be treated differently based on their race. >> reporter: who unsuccessfully challenged racial consideration in admissions at the univers

that's the underside of the burgundy skirt that will open up when it does bloom.ower for about to 3 days and say yes, for that, you get a small window to get in there and experience i a little be windy on those days when it opens. that's what that's what, natalie, well, the conservatory like already humid and stuffy in yeah, it's going to be something for sure. >> but definitely not as windy out there. golden gate park nor anywhere else in the bay area today as it was compared to yesterday. >> which was a pretty breezy day. that was the catch to yesterday for sure golden gate bridge looks beautiful. clear. got a little sailboat underneath there. what a nice morning to be out on the water. we are seeing clear skies all across the bay area and still in the midst of big dip in the jet stream that's keeping things cool across the west coast and notably for the bay area. we're going to be looking at winds today, little breezy at the coast, but not near as much as yesterday and a whole lot calmer elsewhere. lots of sunshine all across the bay area today. and for your fi

>>> and remember that massive algae bloom that killed thousands of fish in lake merritt last summer? meet the volunteers who are a critical line of defense in protecting the health of the lake. >> a mattress once. a wheelchair. you name it, we find it. >>> people come from around the bay area to soak in the memories before their favorite bowling alley closes for good. >> we had to get in one more game before it closed. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> it is the $14 billion question. how can a city with high profile challenges make the most out of spending taxpayer money? today, san francisco's mayor laid out her plan for the biggest budget ever. $14.6 billion. at the same time, she is trying to close a gaping $780 million deficit over the next two years. pretty big job there. the mayor did not try to sugarcoat san francisco's most visible problems. a struggling downtown, police staffing, homelessness and drug dealing. >> we know the definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result. we have to think differently. everything cannot j

twice a season, so we even continue to bloom.ember people are delighted, all visitors are delighted, everyone is very pleased with taking pictures, but we, in principle, also really like eco-friendly aromatherapy ourselves. yes, audeyit will help, yakinoking along the quietest screeds. the park itself is on the roshan standard of natural landscapes, a patch of untouched nature and more than 40 picturesque lakes. man-made objects of pink stohodyam here is the largest resort and health zone in belarus, that a year over a hundred thousand people come to gurevich and andrey ivanenko, tel avin agency. reconstruction battles near the war of 1812 near the paintings and sculptures suffered neobudynka and the original photo zone for a cultural look , at the summer weekend tourists uchakaya-barysl in the city of gigante can be laid and the route along the meat slavuts to wrap up kept on this museum will be announced and will be known behind the exposition splits selfies into suprat the visiting map of the city is the bars of the suaryns an

to bloom even in september, people are delighted.are delighted, everyone is photographed.

now i'll speak to bloom in a moment. for months the ocean gate ceo killed on this trip was pressing him to buy the tickets. at one point knocking $100,000 off the $250,000 price tag. according to one message, rush writes have a space on mission one. may 11 to 19 and may 2nd, price is $150,000 per person. those trips were delayed until june because of weather so that's the trip that just happened. bloom responded his son was concerned about the danger and rush responded saying it's safer than skew bah diving or flying in an airplane. well in a moment i'll speak to jay bloom and his son. they will be with me but first jason carroll standing by out front in boston. we are also in st. john's new foundland tonight. ocean gate under more scrutiny tonight. >> exactly. we've been hearing more examples from people who have come forward and said that they took issue with ocean gate. they took issue with the safety of the titan. this as canada's transportation safety board has announced today that it is launching its own investigat

well, yes well, and finally, what blooms under the windows.t have time to answer jasmine 12 people, but the most popular answer, of course, was a beautiful lilac, 37 people answered lilac. well thank you it was a great game. i ask the teams here to the center of the studio, amazing people whose final on the channel russia 21:30 on june 23, and we finished the game, who to one until we meet again. hello on the russia vesti tv channel in the irina rossius studio and the main topic for this hour. good luck to you and all the best.

why do they bloom so well, because the staff of our park takes care of. that is, it is care and, of course, the remarks that follow know that we are a monument to botanists who do not pluck roses, only aesthetically admired, many people like our swans. many. he likes our squirrels, and tulips tours of the museum as a whole the atmosphere that is created and maintained here with great care and love eco-route their this car until such stories about the atmosphere of a thin delicate road and the aura of nature itself will be crunched, and i don’t want to look at the pearl polesye sprinkle shausa on the territory of the botanical monument of nature, along which the route passes directly grows about 3,000 trees of 89 species and about the same number of shrubs of 79 species are presented in such a way that a bucket of plants will bloom all the time and surprise people. we will also remarkably mention the botanical monument, because it is not only engaged in the preservation of old trees, but also the introduction of, say, some new species and adaptations to cl

yes, it blooms early.so, in principle, has some kind of dandelion, er, more interesting plants, like saghyz and so on. they too also fly apart. they are close relatives, but not entirely dandelions. and uh, a lot of people can get confused, so uh, well, most of the family. well, related families. it looks like it's on the sheet. they are usually edible. well, of course, you will not confuse the dandelion that blooms during flowering, well, characteristic, but there are many similar plants. and, of course, you can deal with them with children to collect herbariums. this is very interesting. here you will know. what to call, by the way, the fruit of a dandelion. what 's the name oh no? no, it's a peach no, it's not achene, it is fusiform. why is it like a spindle? come on, here we get skin regeneration, beta-quarantine, of course, all these, uh, all these usefulnesses, they are far from limiting. and by the way, there is another danger in dandelion. why can't people with low blood pressure eat it, does it lo

ok, well, andrew bloom, the founder— admissions. 0k, well, andrew bloom, the founder for _ admissionshat you cannot remedy past discrimination with new discrimination. what do you think of that view? i discrimination. what do you think of that view? ., �* , ., discrimination. what do you think of that view? ~ �* , ~ ., j~:: that view? i think it's kind of 80 some construction. _ that view? i think it's kind of 80 some construction. when - that view? i think it's kind of 80 some construction. when we . that view? i think it's kind of 80 l some construction. when we have heard that throughout the debate surrounding affirmative action this idea that for a black student to be admitted to college or a university must necessarily come at the expense of a potentially more qualified white student. what i think that construction misses a what's been at stake throughout this debate is that were we not to preserve racial diversity on our college campuses and universities, both the white student and the black student faced the threat of a week democracy. 0ur democracy requires institutions like o

it only blooms every 3-5 years. the last time we saw it was in 2019 in the san francisco observatory of flowers. a lot of people are so. how bad it could it be? there are often long lines to smell it. if that sounds like something you want to do, enjoy. [laughter] kumasi: in the south bay, i would rather smell this, neighbors and residents in sarasota invited to the 18 euro -- 18th annual summer solstice waffle sunrise. it happens june 21 on howell avenue. at the 12 -- 2000 block. they have fresh waffles. and you can drop around -- drop by around 545: in the morning and they will be there until 9:00. -- 5:45 in the morning and they will be there until 9:00. you do not have to rsvp, it is a fun way to celebrate the beginning of this are to be here. and -- proclaiming freedom enslaved africans in texas two years after the civil war ended. bay area cities are celebrating this today. reggie: some of the events happened over the weekend. neighbors and friends filling the streets of berkeley with the 36 annual juneteenth

likewise , birds sing on the ground, without us, cherries bloom on the ground.rightens and clouds fly over us. without us i can't. i will not die. if i die i will become grass. i will become foliage, smoke of a fire, spring earth, an early star, i will become a wave of foam , a wave of my heart, i will take away the machine of children. just be on time. clear life fate give me proud death fate.

to bloom even in september, people are delighted. all visitors are delighted, everyone is photographed by everyone. i like it, but we, in principle, also really like eco-friendly aromatherapy ourselves. yes, help audeeta, yakina, kiruya, on the quietest screeds. the narochansky park itself the standard of natural landscapes ducks of untouched nature, more than 40 picturesque lakes. the man-made objects of pink gardens here are the largest resort in belarus, a healthier zone, that a year over a hundred thousand people come over a scab from, coronavid shindra ivanenko agency or navin. exhibition of naive bridge at the gallery, the center of pracedrokhtarin maistru at the very ears from the side of the road district announced to the minsk regional center of folk art masters razuyutsya pictorial and graphic materials. it is possible from them we are our own with the murder of the author's manner and technique of the walkie-talkie both flooded acrylic pharmacies, the technique is such that i love something trifles write out that there are

fields with not yet blooming sage.ser, the plants are enveloped in a spicy light aroma, the farmers in the drug village of the simferopol region are trying to catch the time of the beginning of flowering and release equipment in the fields, the field blooms with sage not so rapidly. such as, the same lavender, but this is the secret of the ogres and begins to harvest exactly until this area turns into a purple carpet at that very moment. there is the largest amount of essential oils here. that is why the hastily mowed medicinal plants work in the fields, get into the body, and then form into bales, the agrarian notes that the weather contributed to the rains and helped the plant gain weight, and also the right amount of useful substances. this year. we've had a treatment. we also got hooked on sage in the first year, everything was hector's, she planted sage , which we have 78. artur, we have already harvested 118 hectares of sage at the enterprise from more than 30 hectares immediately from the field, fragrant sage is

that's the underside of the burgundy skirt that will open up when the flower blooms.ght and obviously quite the smell. once it's open, it will actually only be blooming for about 2 to 3 days before it just kind of troubles up and dies, i guess. if you remember the conservatory of flowers, i i've been outside of it. i've not ok and side. would not be there for this i was just there last month and that flower was much, more inside the soil like we didn't really, you couldn't 20's and their little of horrors is going on. they will. yeah, i grew very quickly. it seems me like was just there like towards the end of may and it did. >> not that i know of. but i mean, probably wants most like rotting flesh because that's what it yeah. so that's happening in the next 10 to 14 days. so. >> got some visitors coming to visit. maybe it's something to go had smell. that's all we've got for kron 4 news today. and if you want some more stories that are not about rotting flowers. >> the news at 9 starts in just a few minutes. female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep

irises, ornamental shrubs are already blooming there, peonies and nymphs are blooming.n named after girls from ancient greece data. and a little later , a rose will bloom. in general, beauty is there, and such, of course, will appreciate such rare species and varieties of plants, like skumpia tannery and bean, as well as a variety of conifers, in order to better navigate, visitors are offered to use an audio guide, as i understand it, you can’t touch anything. of course or not. like in a museum, you know? you can't touch anything there, you can't even breathe. in general, it is not advisable to breathe in this story, inhale as deeply as possible and amazing floral aromas deeper, but right now we will use the information from the belhydrometer website to tell. what are the temperature indicators outside the window in this the earliest time in the morning is summer morning. this morning in the country the temperature in minsk is up to + 12 °, the air warmed up in brest, the same temperature is a few degrees lower in vitebsk in the northern capital. in general, as if every

once a flower opens, it will only be in bloom for about 2 or 3 days. you want to see it in person, going to smell it in person. >> you better start planning ahead or some people go. it smells horrible. and then they line as it is i haven't seen it open that i've seen in closing. i don't think i need to see >> that wraps up 4 news tonight at a kron. 4 news at 9 is next. grant vicki are here and it smells just fine. yeah. and more time coming up, you can play the ghost purchase. so. >> that's exciting. just watch you guys talk about i have to smell of them. there enough? good to though, for sure he's coming up next on kron, 4 news at 9 o'clock. oakland police are investigating a hit and run that killed a woman. this is a friday night. tonight we're hearing from a neighbor who saw it happen. >> on her way home. plus, a lot of people at stinson beach on this juneteenth holiday. but did you know how clean the water is? >> recent test shows the water to be the action from beachgoers finding this out for the very first today. keep it here. kron. 4 news at 9 i

it blooms in the autumn and the leaves take on a very rich red color with fun and attractions.ent like this. listen, wow stuntman, see the program the route is built on belarus 24 channel. time requires dialogue and serious steps towards a solution global conflicts. unfortunately, now there is a battle not only for truth and memory, but because of food, the grain deal is again on the lips. and bread has already become a currency and a subject of bargaining in the world; it is in the blood of, perhaps, the vast majority of belarusians. the same applies to our policy, whether it be an external vector or investments, without which it is impossible to develop bright news stories in the political, economic and social life in the country and abroad. of course, the development of a peaceful atom is sure a step forward on the path of our economic independence we return to our homeland. more precisely, even to a small homeland. in small districts, there should be the same social infrastructure as in large cities. this is how belarusians build brick by brick, the future on their land. wa

co-owner evan bloom says luckily the deli was closed. thank. >> god i one plant manager there says we were happen to be upstairs when the incident occurred. >> it happened sunday at around oakland police investigators say 2 vehicles were racing in the area when they hit and run collision occurred. police say the driver of this vehicle lost control and flipped a fire hydrant before crashing into the building. in the video, you can see someone exiting the vehicle casually walking out what's left of the deli's front door bloom says the driver didn't bother to stick around. we make of this happening the restaurant town see it as a sign of >> there's a lot going you know, this combined with, you know, i would say every other month we get broken into our windows but it's also scary for my employees and their safety. believe it or not. >> this isn't the first time a vehicles crashed into is deadly. here's video from the previous incident back in march 2022. at that time the business was open. luckily again, no one injured, but a few seconds ear

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it will only be in bloom for about 2 to 3 days. so you won't have much time to go in for yourself while but wow, are 10 to 14 days it's going to happen. >> goodness, i don't know who's going to get that assignment grand this co-op are celebrating 100 years of music. the company hosted a special concert at the war memorial opera house last night for 3 hours, solo soloists and conductors performed in front of an extended slide show that display the company's milestones and past productions soprano performer patricia reset said that she saw resilience and passion to the art form after coming out of their struggles from covid and we wish them a happy centennial. >> with that, let's go to our 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge not too many cars on edge tonight. barely see the bridge either. i to see out there. getting the cars and the biden. >> whatever yeah. let's take a look at what you can expect tonight, not just for the bay area, but even for those of you heading out to the sierra for your father's day su

it will only be in bloom for about 2 or 3 days. alerts. hey, guys.up here the next couple of days, highpressure still well off the look what spinning around the pacific northwest. >> more rain there. we'll cool temperatures for us talk about it. coming up. >> throughout this pride month, a special video is on display. a top sales for said tower, the fusion of art and technology is the work of artist edgar fabian free, highest. it's titled so to 2 and it's a nine-minute celebration of resilience in the lgbtq+ community. the artist behind the work is hoping to illustrate intersecting identities as well to inspire. >> it's my first time sharing my are in this size. and so that's been really exciting to see my work. so large entity seen by so many people. my hope is that this will bring people a lot of joy and happiness and that folks will be able you know, maybe look up and be surprised. just want to invite people during specially privately can to connect with this, you know, art work that i've shared. >> is now based in la, but he graduated from uc ber

on the west coast a mysterious bloom of toxic algae is wreaking havoc in southern california, killingof dolphins, seals and other wildlife off the coast and experts worry it could have an impact on the seafood we eat. steve, what do we know? >> reporter: rescue workers, volunteers, working around the clock because it seems like every hour there's new call for an animal washed up or dying and every single call makes it even more dangerous for humans. here's why. take a look. the beauty of a california beach day. broken by the startling sights of sickness and death. >> quite awful. at least two or three of them wash up every evening. >> reporter: a micro scopic menace. poisoning the california coast. >> toxins can lead to all sort of issues. >> reporter: officials estimate thr than a thousand calls for sea lions or dolphins either dead or showing signs of disease. >> reporter: biologists said it's likely a toxic algae bloom. it turns into a neurotoxin when consumed by larger marine life. there's been 50 rescues in the past two weeks alone. behind me another dolphin washed up onshore. th

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, blooms somewhere at the end of june.l depends on the weather for a month and a half to two months , it is our variety that plans to go further when we achieve 10 hectares or more to achieve some oil from this crop of ours, but so far we are only pleasing the eyes of the photo shoot to the people of our visitors. 20 years old i live in gomel gomel is so unpredictable and the temperature is hot in summer, very winter. very cold. even it was up to 30 one thirty-two e, minus and as you can see , lavender, our e, withstood yes, there were tears and a little loss, but without this business does not work. uh, beauty loves victims, so it can withstand up to 35. uh, minus can withstand, as we see at the moment. we have planted about five hectares. this is about 7-8 years of joyful life for us. it's probably in the blood. how is it like a real moldavian always has some kind of blood in it? some such create grow it's something new to do for for for people or some it is i did first to be first always. yes, yes, we are also engaged i

california lakes of made the list for most troubled in the nation when it comes to top, toxic algae blooms >> lake tahoe ranked 10th on the list while lake elsinore in southern california was second. the survey was conducted by bluegreen water technologies which aids in water, body safety and restoration. they say lake tahoe suffers from harmful algae blooms every year and that warnings were posted even before the spring this year. they also say lake elsinore becomes infested with toxic algae. every single summer. up next, something to do with the kids this summer. we'll tell you about a new pop-up exhibit. >> in san francisco, teaching little ones all about sea lions. >> just in time for summer, the marine mammal center at pier 39 is hosting an educational pop up. it is devoted to see lines. it will be here through the fall to teach folks about the animals and how to take better care of our bay. the exhibit serves as a preview to a permanent exhibit set to open in the spring of 2024. >> until then, people are invited to stop by and check out the latest sea lion spot. >> and we have displa

this is when it blooms, okay.ust blossomed does not fit, and immediately after such a quiet hunt , you can boil it in the kitchen. well, three brews, it seems to be decreasing. you throw a refrigerator into a bag of coolants, and part of the pokivarka, maybe stewed ferns in a frying pan for meat and vegetables. marina bykovskaya dries a delicacy, we lived on sakhalin from sakhalin. uh, basically keep this one the product is dried, because spicy snacks are prepared. it’s just on the basis of this muscle product that it takes less in volume, and you can cook more of the second option, salt no water. fern. it gives juice itself, and in this brine it is excellent. it can be salted afterwards in salads and just as an appetizer on the table. by the way, friends, today is the day of healthy eating and the rejection of excesses in food, so what is it called? what is an important date for all of us? so i think that excesses are what you are already like, i've already eaten everything, and you're still and another piece of

thanks to an algae bloom off the coast. >> through the food chain, the m-cas it from that algae gets into the sea lines causing all kinds of problems that the m-cas is a toxin, a neurotoxin that impacts the brain. >> you're hit the campus in particular and that results in seizure activity. >> and those seizure activities can result in animals acting anywhere from completely comatose and unresponsive to very hyperactive, confused and disoriented. that's one reason. doctor deming wants the public to be extra careful. >> this coming holiday weekend. >> i think it's very important to let the public know that the best thing that they can do for these animals is to give them their space. these are wild animals and they're very sick and they can be startled very easily because they're kind of out of it. although there are really few and they may seem like that, wouldn't want to hurt you. >> that was chip yost reporting for us this evening. >> pet smart has agreed to pay almost one and a half million dollars as part of a lawsuit claiming the company overcharged customers engaged in false adv

when you arrive, you see that the city is blooming in its colors, that people are also investing therehat people can live comfortably, conveniently and beautifully. in our project, we will show you unique personalities as you just start putting on flannel salad house slippers. everything here can be crossed. no, you can't, you can't. i'm with her even when you go to take out the trash, you need to put yourself in order, not to subscribe to creative energy. here i am just trying them out. i stroke them. and here it is, such tactile sensations. they help me a lot here. it's like meditation for me, they break stereotypes by example and their own experience. well, when i turned 50 years old. so i somehow let go of these fears, for some reason somehow easily. in each issue of real stories. of course, i thought that i would go crazy, especially at the moment of attaching the clasp to the finished work. well, everything, i thought, everything will fly through balcony. the sad thing is that when our ladies retire some kind of stereotype is triggered. i'm a pensioner, i don't want to be just a

it only blooms every three to five years.rlet lass bloomed in 2019 a the san francisco conservatory of flowers. a lot of people are just really curious and they want to know how bad is it. were told the small changes by the hour. you can go multiple times and get a different with. -- kumasi: the summer solstice sunrise waffle breakfast it happens on wednesday, june 21 on howell avenue. you got coffee, juice, and waffles on the menu. organizers are asking people to drop by anytime between sunrise which is around 5:45 and they will be there until 9:00. you don't have to rsvp that is just a way to get together and celebrate the first day of summer with your neighbors. it's the longest day of the year. reggie: oh, yeah. might as will start with waffles. kumasi: celebrating the lgbtq+ throughout the year and particularly through pride month in june. the community center determined for a true colors pride right yesterday. people of all ages and abilities were encouraged to join the ride and several dozen cyclists took part. reggie:

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you're seeing flowers that haven't bloomed in half a century. what is washing over you?otion. at certain points, just falling down on my knees, trying to understand. >> reporter: as the world shut down in the spring of 2020, flowers dormant for decades here started to bloom. azaleas, tulips, peonies. >> what sense did you make of it? >> i don't know that i could or that i -- i still can't. just that it's magic. >> reporter: now, paul wants to fully restore the garden to how louise had it, with a mosaic terrace recently discovered under the dirt. >> there was about a foot of compost from everything growing and dying, and then that was gently broomed off. a couple of rains later, pegasus showed up. >> reporter: paul figures it will cost about $30 million to finish the job, but he's not focused on the money. he's focused on the message. >> it's such a great story of resiliency. this whole entire hillside erupted back into life when the world had shut down. >> reporter: a message of magic he needed then and we all still need now. for "eye on america," jim axelrod, wilmington

it bloomed there, because it looks very good, it loves water, i think, well, everything is gone , amened as if well, i think everything will be fine , we will live. next year i will plant something else my dad used to say all his life, well, remember there are a lot of good people in the world all people are good and bad x duni that's how it was imprinted on me and i understand that these are unhappy people, they are unhappy people because they will carry their generations, their children, their grandchildren will be to carry this grave sin upon ourselves. and we are oppressed on a renewed earth . the enemy will not be an opponent and there will be a son and there will be a mother and there will be people on earth later in the issue we will tell how the owner of war-damaged property can receive compensation and also what damages to nature caused by the undermining of the hydroelectric plant counteroffensive of the armed forces continues, informs the general staff on facebook that the defenders have not lost any positions ukrainian troops are advancing in the melitopol and berdyan direc