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michelle fleury reports from new york's central park. in central park, trading in skates for a paddle this summer, becoming the latest spot for picklers to play pickleball — including for this new player. pickleball — what do i need to know? well, what do you know about pickleball7 nothing. absolutely nothing. amazing. well, the biggest thing to know about pickleball, it blends a few different sports together. the game is a mix of tennis and ping pong, played with a paddle and a wiffle ball across half a tennis court. it's my first time playing pickleball, but i'm late to this trend. oh, sorry. pickleball is on an upswing, growing an astonishing 159% in the last three years. one for the bloopers! work colleagues kwame and emma enjoy it as a sport and a social event. i love it. i think it's super active, engaging, stimulating. it's cool. it's a very... it brings people together. i think it's cool. it's popping up everywhere. it's notjust the city. so it seems like a huge craze. i haven't seen anything like it in a while. some even turning

i decided to join the hoards of new yorkers doing their morning routine as they run around central park. so if a prince runs in the park and nobody notices, did it really happen? or was it just new york city, everyone? thanks for watching. our coverage continues. >>> hello and a warm welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the

michelle reports from new york's central park. new york's famed ice rink in central park.mer, becoming the latest spot for picklers to play pickleball, including for this new player. pickleball. what do i need to know? well, what do you know about pickleball? nothing. absolutely nothing. amazing. well, the biggest thing to know about pickleball, blends a few different sports together. the game is a mix of tennis and ping pong, played with a paddle and a wiffle ball across half a tennis court. it's my first time playing pickleball, but i'm late to this trend. oh, sorry! pickleball is on an upswing, growing an astonishing 159% in the last three years. one for the bloopers. work colleagues kwame and emma enjoy it as a sport and a social event. i love it. i think it's super active, engaging, stimulating. it's cool. it's a very, it brings people together. i think it's cool. it's popping up everywhere. it's notjust the city. so, it seems like a huge craze. i haven't seen anything like it in a while. some even turning their passion into a job, like my guide for the day, picklebal

city officials say there could be migrant tents in central park. >> close the board, hr 2, secure thes opportunity to vote on a bill to close the board and stop the flow. i live closer to the southern port than this. >> carley: how does this impact your district? >> it impacts the whole country. the baby that died by fentanyl poisoning. 23,000 pounds crossed the border this year, enough to kill billions of people. >> carley: look at the screen now, the migrants are cheering and smiling, they are coming to the united states. when you hear mayorkas say the border is closed, look at the screen there, what is your reaction? >> the border is wide open, look at the human tragedy. i've been to the border many times, more than joe biden or kamala harris. this is a heartbreaking feeling, seeing people who want to come to america, we have to have a process and orderly way to allow migrants to come in. >> carley: i know what you mean by the heart breaking feeling. it is desperation. there was video earlier showing children climbing under razor wire temperature is sad. . their parents want a bett

in their midst. >> did you go running in central park this morning? >> i did, yes. i decided to join the hoards of new yorkers doing their morning routine as they run around central park. >> hmm. so if a prince runs in the park and nobody notices, did it really happen? or was it just new york city, everyone? thanks for watching. our coverage continues. >>> hello and a warm welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm laila harrak in for marks a max and me and came. >>> trump specifically told molly michael his former assistant to play dumb if she was questioned. >> a difference between loyalty and breaking the law and that was not the line that she would cross. >>> what hunter biden's lawyers are saying is that he plans to plead not guilty to all of the charges. >> the whole point is just put hunter biden out there. >> ever since this meeting between narendra modi and justin trudeau, tensions have escalated even further. >> as an open declaration of diplomatic war. >> it is wednesday, september 20th, 4:00 a.m. here in atla

, all the history of central park was yesterday.s ophelia and brought all that gloom. the remnants reformed a little bit and brought more moisture and all this flooding for a second major flood like this in the last two years across parts of new york, this is what is left of the storm, some rain, nothing new. most is quite light and will diminish throughout the day, really nice stretch of weather for the next five days are across the northeast which is great news. one last thing, the tail end of this front has been stalled across this area, rain this weekend. by monday we will drive things out which will be good news. back to you. joe: i needed to put my boat legs on. pete: the usc trojans take on the colorado buffalos. joe: live at fulsome field with the latest. some energy going on there. >> reporter: they might be cheering for the trojans. white got here so early but i think they've been here even further. >> i got here at 1:30 in the morning. we didn't go to bed. >> reporter: what's keeping you awake? >> excitement. cold. >> rep

have much more on our website for you. >>> and in new york city, prince william went for a jog in central parkd, they didn't make a fuss. prince william said he decided to go for a morning run in the park, just like everyone else. no one stopped him, not even the paparazzi capturing any images. >>> when we come back here tonight, what happened last night at yankee stadium. this has nothing to do with the actual game itself, and you will want to see this. t happened las night at yankee stadium. this has nothing to do with the actual game itself, and you will want to see this. ♪ ♪ you don't have to wait until retirement to start enjoying your plans. with pacific life... ...imagine your future with confidence. for more than 150 years... we've kept our promise to financially protect and provide. so, you can look forward to exploring your family's heritage with the ones you love. talk to a financial professional about life insurance and retirement solutions with pacific life. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight.

residents returning to their swamped homes, and the wild story of this sea lion escaping from the central park zoo. >>> the deadline tonight to head off the biggest health care strike ever what it means for patients from coast to coast. >>> more than 40 million americans have to resume repaying their student loans starting tomorrow. what you need to know. >>> and are these roundabouts the secret to ending traffic gridlock why more and more cities have commuters driving in circles. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening going into this weekend the federal government was fully prepared to shutdown at midnight tonight. millions of workers were bracing for weeks or months without pay including our entire military but today kevin mccarthy made a choice after weeks of trying to appease the hard liners in his party, this morning he put forward a short-term fix that didn't require their support. instead he turned to democrats to vote for it >> the bill is passed. and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> that choice may keep the g

well, some of music's biggest artists will be in central park this weekend at global citizen's annual charity concert. the goal is to raise money to end extreme poverty, promote gender equality and combat climate change. sandy kenyon from our sister station in new york has more. >> the size of the stage matches the scope of the group's ambition. >> we're trying to end extreme poverty when people enter our site, we want them to be all inspired, showing us around is an entertainment lawyer turned global citizen david beam is in charge of the final preparations for the big concert. music is the unifying power that brings this movement together, and we use that in order to call on world leaders to take action. on the way. >> the red hot chili peppers join lauryn hill and anita from brazil. but then you also have extraordinary leaders of k-pop like jungkook of fame alongside stray kids. >> that's me. so we're going to see, you know, an army of citizens come together this weekend. >> the ceo of the nonprofit points out that you can't pay to get in to see this show. hugh evans says everyone

how about eric cities central park now almost 14 and a half inches.september on record. they have had plenty of rainfall and it is still raining tonight, mostly east of this in the on long island into connecticut and southern england where flood watches continue at least through saturday morning. here's the forecast, heavy rain will move out of long island avenue, cat. tomorrow morning most of the heavy rain will be off the coast. showers around boston providence. by sunday, get this through for the first time in nine days, the sun will shine in the northeast and here new york city and it will shine for four or five days in a row. nobodies complain about that. in fact, that's all they're asking about tonight. >> norah: hopefully very soon. mike seidel, think you so much. from a natural disaster to a man-made one by congress, one day to go before government shutdown. lawmakers appear to be no closer to finding a deal to keep the lights on. cbs's scott macfarlane's on capitol hill, where time is running out. >> reporter: with soldiers, border patrol age

last wednesday night, raped and nearly beaten to death. - trump says the central park attack ispreying on all of us. - trump has taken out expensive ads in city newspapers in favor of the death penalty. - this was an extremely polarizing ad to be placing in the paper, a preview of what we then saw as president. - that kind of donald trump "new york post" nexus began in those years, portraying young black people as dangerous, as savages. no effort whatsoever at investigation or justice. just a blatant appeal to the most base racial stereotypes. - five young men who were supposedly wildin', and they charge 'em with a gang rape, and he puts an ad in the papers calling for the death penalty. - these boys, we feel, have been lynched even before they have had an opportunity to tell their side as to what happened. - of course, all of these five young men were later exonerated of the crime. somebody else eventually confessed. but donald trump saw a kindred soul in pulling the scab off the city's racial consciousness. yes. - former u.s. attorney rudolph giuliani launched his formal campa

we're here in central park right here. you might see a large swath of runners and bikers. and now there are still some people outenjoying this break right now but obviously nowhere near as many people as you might ordinarily see when it is dry and beautiful and sunny out. officials here at the park are telling us some of the water here has been draining which is why you don't see the large pools but the central park zoo is closed because of some flooding issues from what we've been told. and right now in the city, four to seven inches of rain have been falling. and even more rain is expected to come in the following days. i spoke with a new yorker a little built earlier today about the rain. here is what he had to tell me about his impression about all of this. >> well, here, it ain't bad. plus we need some rainy days. >> how you are getting home? you're walking right now but are you worried about the rail later? some services have already been suspended. >> we won't have problems. >> a little scary this morning for sure.

well, some of music's biggest artists will be in central park this weekend at global citizen's annualrity concert. the goal is to raise money to end extreme poverty, promote gender equality and combat climate change. sandy kenyon from our sister station in new york has more. >> the size of the stage matches the scope of the group's ambition. >> we're trying to end extreme poverty when people enter our site, we want them to be all inspired, showing us around is an entertainment lawyer turned global citizen david beam is in charge of the final preparations for the big concert. music is the unifying power that brings this movement together, and we use that in order to call on world leaders to take action. on the way. >> the red hot chili peppers join lauryn hill and anita from brazil. but then you also have extraordinary leaders of k-pop like jungkook of fame alongside stray kids. >> that's me. so we're going to see, you know, an army of citizens come together this weekend. >> the ceo of the nonprofit points out that you can't pay to get in to see this show. hugh evans says everyone here

michelle reports from new york's central park. new york's famed ice rink in central park.this summer, becoming the latest spot for picklers to play pickleball, including for this new player. pickleball. what do i need to know? well, what do you know about pickleball? nothing. absolutely nothing. amazing. well, the biggest thing to know about pickleball, blends a few different sports together. the game is a mix of tennis and ping pong, played with a paddle and a wiffle ball across half a tennis court. it's my first time playing pickleball, but i'm late to this trend. oh, sorry! pickleball is on an upswing, growing an astonishing 159% in the last three years. one for the bloopers. work colleagues kwame and emma enjoy it as a sport and a social event. i love it. i think it's super active, engaging, stimulating. it's cool. it's a very, it brings people together. i think it's cool. it's popping up everywhere. it's notjust the city. so, it seems like a huge craze. i haven't seen anything like it in a while. some even turning their passion into a job, like my guide for the day, p

central park is ready for our concert with sam hunt.hot tools, sent over their stylist so gma concert goers can glam up their looks. for the past 30 years, hot tools have been giving you the tools and hair care you need to create any style you can imagine from the comfort of your home. how you guys feeling? >> awesome! >> they're feeling good, looking good thanks to hot tools. we've helped to create lovely locks in the park all summer long. now let's head out to the beach with ginger. >> hey, thanks so much, lori. the beach is chilly this morning but we'll warm up by labor day. we had no 90 degree high temperatures in the month of august in new york city. we haven't done that since 1986. pretty remarkable. but we warm back up and next week will feel like summer even though unofficially it ends this weekend. we'll see heavy rain along the gulf coast, trying to make it around tampa bay. probably going to hamper some efforts of cleanup. the heavy rain there in the northern rockies as well. it looks like phoenix about 100. august almost abo

of water wash away cars and pedestrians from the streets, the first floors, shopping centers, central parkternational airport are flooded, people move underwater and in the subway up to their waists in water. traditionally, on the first sunday of october in belarus, they congratulate those on whom our future largely depends, how the education system is changing and what subjects are mainly taught by men who are creating the belarus project; teachers will remember the difficult the nineties and will talk about famous students, watch today after the panorama. what do you think, is a two a bad mark or a good one? it’s important for me that the baby comes, she has a higher pulse. everyone says mathematics is the main subject, physics is the main subject, but i think, i say that physical education lesson is the main one. the desire of the student and the knowledge invested by the teacher, and you can even become a president, i was transplanted here, so look, guys, you have a special demand, where does our homeland begin, please, the homeland begins at your house, let’s not take care of our chil

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they are also the monuments of the central park, a whole botanical collection has been planted, tataralnut, and so on, gorno-altaisk generally lays claim to the title of one of the cleanest and greenest cities. there is no siberia here at all industry. although the city used to be called the siberian ivan yes, there were so many sewing industries at the top of the class and some are starting to go instead of training. the gym has some 600-odd steps and you can admire the panoramic views of the bayram worm festival. altai new year, white birch trees rise here, even members of the government , local residents bring milk and other white products, as an offering to the two ears of the owners, in one of the most singing rivers with these young guys. we also met during our current visit. they have these words. one day, a hunter driving to the top of the pass saw only the sunset towards russia. his soul was overwhelmed by feelings and thoughts. how good it is that he lives on this land, the phrase byte, that is, the tree of life, is mentioned in many epics of the turkic peoples, musicians. t

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and i want to make sure we clear up something about the central park five because i don't think my colleague from the other side of the aisle understands that not only were they found to be not guilty, they were paid $41 million in a 2014 settlement because their civil rights in that lawsuit were violated, in addition to that, we do know that when it is central park five now serves on city council. so i ask unanimous consent that i allow this -- >> without objection to order and your time has expired but with a lady yield to a quick question? would you yield to a question? >> yes. >> you made the argument that trump received $6 million from china, or something and hunter biden received the money from china. do you know exactly what hunter biden did to receive the money from china? that's something we've had a hard time trying to figure out. i think i know what trump's businesses were. i'm not saying it's right or wrong. i'm just saying i know what his businesses are but i don't know what the bidens businesses are. >> but you don't know what it's not. >> i'm sorry? >> you have no idea why or

in manhattan, nearly 2 inches of rain falling in one hour in central park. the flooding was so extreme that a sea lion in the middle of that framed shot escaped from central park zoo before safely returning to her pool after the surge. polo sandoval is with me. how are new yorkers recovering from all that? >> reporter: as euryou know, th new york city subway system is the lifeblood of the city. you can imagine as the storm was dumping record amounts of rain over the new york city tri-state area, that system was practically paralyzed as officials were trying to get it back online. the result was an absolute nightmare of a friday for so many people. we heard from governor kathy hochul, who announced that system is back up and running 100%, at least in terms of the weekend service. that is certainly a positive development. we have not seen any major issues here in manhattan. what we've also heard from officials is commending not just the response, but also residents themselves who, according to the governor, largely heeded those warnings from officials to say i

if you were not standing in line in central park, maybe you are looking at the new music. upwards of one percentage point on the s&p 500. we are seeing buying on the debt market. six basis points to the downside on the 10-year after it hit a 10-year high. we are seeing what is a little bit of tentative purchasing in bitcoin. only up 0.1%. what is driving this is because the data looked worse than usual and slowing in terms of business spending. data points showing the fed may be does not have to hike so much. or is it u.s.-china? are we starting to see these meetings with the u.s. treasury department between senior level government officials in china and the u.s. help the relationship? some of the internet related names trading up. what are you doing on the micro? ed: tim cook here for the launch of the iphone 15. . it has gone on sale. apple up 1.4%. whether it is in direct reaction we will discuss later with mark gurman. the other piece of breaking news has been the uaw is expanding its drug against gm and stellantis, but not ford. ford shares up 2.5%. gm flat. stellanti

logvaardia airport, roads, basements and first floors of buildings were flooded, as well as the central park; footage of the floods was spread around the network. ukraine made concessions for the sake of money, kiev announced the suspension of the charter between. people's sponsor of the war for the hungarian otp bank. the country agreed to such conditions in order to unlock 500 million euros from the eu military fund. according to the ukrainian national agency for the prevention of corruption, the decision to include five greek citizens on this list has also been suspended. shipping companies in the hope that greece will not block the introduction of new anti-russian sanctions. official warsaw is drowning in political scandals; against this background, popular support for the ruling party of law and justice is rapidly fading. kaczynski’s team is ready for the most desperate actions in the fight for every seat in the upcoming elections. experts are confident of impending falsifications; the dirtiest political technologies are being used. peace sells his own voters a sense of fear in the face

of what happened there is very hurtful and harmful to the central park jogger. i wish you would have produced more of the story. thank you. >> very good. at the request of the witnesses, we are going to take two more questioners and then we will have a 10 minute recess. right now, the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas for five minutes. >> it is clear that democrats are pro-accountability, equal treatments under the law and for paying your taxes. in the hunter biden case, we heard that trump appointed attorney took the extensive work of the investigation and got the most severe penalty that he thought was possible and he was held accountable but there are so many millionaires and billionaires that are never held accountable for tax evasion. in fact, they are shielded by this gop majority. republicans are not interested in that accountability. instead, they are interested in trying their hardest to embarrass the president and prevent our government from operating as it should. if republicans were truly interested in holding the powerful accountable, we wou

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and in manhattan nearly 2 inches of rain falling an hour in central park alone, the second wettest hour there in 80 years. the flooding was so extreme, rather, that a sea lion temporarily escaped from the central park zoo before safely returning to her pool after the surge you see right there. all right, cnn's pablo sandoval and allison chinchar standing by there. the mayor he actually is now responding to a lot of criticism he's been receiving. >> reporter: that's right, fred. in the face of that fierce criticism mayor adams is still defending the city's actions leading up to yesterday's historic storm, pointing to a travel advisory that was issued thursday afternoon recommending people stay at home if they can. and then of course those who had to venture out to use above ground transit systems. because as we know that subway system was hit hard yesterday. we heard from new york city -- rather new york governor kathy hochul report earlier this morning, that system is back up and running again. less than 24 hours after this area was hit hard. so officials certainly defending those actio

. >> sam hunt performing for you live in central park. >> only on good morning america's summer concertsored by hot tools. >> say, kids, what time is it? how do you doing? >> time. be using the howdy doody theme song at this hour? >> i bet you can't guess. but i promise you'll be bullish on this story. >> oh, good one, danny new is back with us now with a viral clip of a traffic stop. >> andrew, i know you're from miami and you've seen some weird stuff on the roads, in the highways, roosters, but never, not never. this thing. >> oh, everywhere. yeah, they're everywhere. all right. >> try an animal that you probably would find on a farm, but just a lot bigger. yeah, i call shotgun on and also the backseat and the roof. >> the officers received a call reference a car driving into town that had a cow in it. >> that's the voice of a police captain in nebraska this week after getting a call. i don't think many police officers expect they thought that it was going to be, you know, like a calf, something small or something that actually fit inside the vehicle. deer from tommy boy would have be

when there is this horrific assault, gang in central park. donald trump ran ads in the new york times saying that the central park suspect should be given the death penalty. of course, they turned out to be completely innocent of the offense. i think that is just to reinforce your point that there's a history of profound racism in the criminal justice system and rhetoric around it. there's something very disappointing about the colleagues co-opting in prosecuting the critique of your system as to cheered on behalf of donald trump. i yield back to you -- >> thank you mister chairman for holding -- >> in 2020, including hunter biden, if they only got one here. as rob walker. friend of the biden family. he sent millions of dollars to the biden originating in romania and china. president biden said his family didn't receive money from china but it, wasn't true, mr. shapely, according to testimony on page 18 december, third 2020, , did you have a long meeting with the prosecution team and the u.s. attorney's office to delaware? it's great >> decem

the global citizen festival was held at central park in new york city.tephan kim has the story on how this concert is working to end extreme poverty. it was k-pop fever firing up the crowd in central park on this raw, wet, chilly night with stray kids revving it up to get things going and jungkook from bts hitting that next gear. >> i've never even seen jungkook before and i started crying. >> it's absolutely insane. it's been so much fun seeing people that i never thought i would see live like stray kids and jungkook and dipping back into the 90s for the other headliners as they dance in the rain. >> for lauryn hill and the red hot chili peppers. still as spicy as ever. it was so much fun. >> all the people here are amazing. it was like one big community out here in the rain. >> it was great. >> the energy was insane, especially for my favorite group, stray kids brought the show because they're giving the people what they want. >> and as you can see, the crowd has been epic. >> the world's brightest stars taking the stage for this year's global citizen

a sea lion briefly escaped its enclosure at the central park zoo.nd went right back to it. chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is here with the headlines. rick: had a little taste of freedom for about a half hour, and then they got him corralled again. an incredibly rainy day. obviously, the flooding such a big story. add that on to what was already a really wet spring, and it made the second -- it made for the second wettest september ever. yesterday was the eighth wet wettest day in the central park and the itest -- wettest day at jfk. all part of the remnants of tropical storm ophelia. we'll be done with this by tonight, tomorrow, and then we yet a nice stretch of weather the dry out. more rain coming to florida, this is how much moisture's in the atmosphere. there is a lot of it, and it's going to be throughout the day today, tomorrow, expect the see more showers. a front finally moves through by the time we get towards monday evening. much of florida drying out, humidity levels coming down, might even feel a tine think bit like fall -- tiny bit

and parks for the children. >> ainsley: central park sour backyard.our children to the playgrounds. >> there that's right. >> ainsley: very important. we wish you all the best. >> thank you very much. >> ainsley: we need something done about this city. tell us about your platform but also your story because in 1996 you were assaulted by a man that you knew and you ended up conceiving a baby. >> i did. >> ainsley: you chose to keep this beautiful baby. >> i did. it was a decision i made for myself. i was -- i felt i was strong enough to be able to make the decision to keep her and to raise her. and it was

prince william went running on central park. just on the jog. just felt like it. he is here for a climate thing. >> lawrence: he has fans but his brother. >> ainsley: happening in new york today. let's go down to washington, d.c. that is where merrick garland will go before the house judiciary committee, thanks to jim jordan. there are allegations that the doj has been political, has been weaponized, influenced by politics. in the hunter investigation and in the raid at mar-a-lago. >> brian: if you think about that, too. and the lack of enthusiasm, or information about the robert hur investigation into joe biden's leaks, the lack of investigation or curiosity, in what president biden or hunter biden was up to overseas, they are not really putting anybody on that. that's not what robert hur seems to be doing. they are not following the hunter situation. when the whistleblowers come forward and say that investigation that you said was divorced from the department of justice was not divorced. david weiss came out, who is running the investigation said i don't have fi

and the floodwaters got so high in central park a sea lion named sally escape her enclosure at the zooshe splashed around just outside before returning to her pool. the management insists that sally was monitored the whole time and she never made it outside of the zoo grounds but she thought she did. she thought she was making a run for it. >>> meanwhile back in the bay area, it was so overcast today and we actually have rain in the forecast. it is starting to feel a little bit more like fall. at least for a moment. >> there will be an autumn field to the air on saturday but don't get too used to it, the warm-up will kick in on sunday and will be flat-out hot by the end of next week. here is a look at the first alert doppler. and a few showers making their way in, and a few more lurking off the coast, and a couple of showers trying to approach the coast. and we will see more activity as we head to the rest of tonight. zooming out a little bit, you can see thunderstorms on going to the north of sacramento. that activity just missing us with some downpours but we will see some light ofte

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remnants of tropical storm ophelia, excessive rain has brought severe flooding to roads and subways, central park saw nearly 2 inches of rain in one hour, more than 4 inches, fell in just three hours, the governor has declared a state of emergency because of all of this, there is a closer look at some of the areas that have been impacted, and water was literally coming out of the walls in some subway stations? >> we've seen this firsthand all morning long. the rain has not stopped, especially the areas that soy months worth of rain, the result is a whole bunch of water with the shoe place to go, and the entrance to prospect park in brooklyn, what's interesting is we seem no shortage of people walking in the weather, apologies for some of the emergency responders going past, and the problem breanna is that they are trying to get the infra structure back up and running, deeply affected, mass transit getting around, as you can see the pictures here, strictly challenging in the conditions, possibly only going to get worse and parks in your city that will see half a foot of rain potentially, two or 3

of the holiday, grodno one family children's family interactive locations are located in the central city park. here, in the plein air , young artists were able to visit various venues, both cultural and entertainment, both sports and more important events. yes, the programs that the city has prepared for us really allow us to love it even more today. uh, festive atmosphere. the weather is simply stunning it is for this holiday that the mood is excellent. city day in grodno is rightfully considered a musical festival , the entire historical center has turned into one large concert venue. there is a street art festival, dance battles, amateur groups perform here, and now the residents are not sleeping. and guests. the grotto awaits us at the culmination of the holiday at midnight, the sky will be colored with colorful fireworks yuri kornilovich viktor baka tv news agency. on the eve of the day of the tankman , a reconstruction took place in the historical and cultural complex or not stalin . the belarusian offensive operation bagration from june 23 to august 29, 1944, the red army defeated the