the festival also showcases musicians from local schools. proceeds benefit music education in the school district. frances dinglasan is tracking the forecast for us. it is going to be a wonderful day for that. frances: today, they are going to be low 70's this afternoon. pretty quiet conditions. we see some partly cloudy conditions near the coast and to see some clouds here, live shot of the golden gate bridge. winds very light at this point. the sea breeze will pick up this afternoon. that is going to keep things cooler. san francisco, 52. santa clara, 56. from mount tam, we are looking south towards san francisco and you see some clouds making their way in. that is going to mix out in the next few areas. livermore, 51. check out fairfield, already at 60 degrees. that is going to be one of the warmer spots. looking towards san francisco, you see the cards -- that clouds starting to thin out. sunny this afternoon. temperatures are going to be a little warmer. mild at the coast, warm inland today and tomorrow in cooler midweek. we are still g

national book festival and the texas book festival is that they're right here in the capitol. we're right now on the steps of the library congress with the united states capitol behind us, and i love the whole idea and the symbolism of books and the ideas and books with our national government and our democracy because the ideas in books are really what or so important to our democracy last night at the gala. you quoted eudora wealthy why well, i love that quote of hers about her mother took her to the library and told the librarian and introduced her to the library and said you dora's nine years old and she has my permission to check out any book on these shelves and so then eudora wrote that she wrote this in her biography one writers beginnings. that she went to the library as often as she could she rode home on her bicycle with her books and her bicycle basket and then she read and she said she knew that was bliss. was that similar to your experience? absolutely. i love to read and went to the library in midland, texas when i was little it was in the basement of the midlan

- have those kinds of festivities? , ,., , festivities? yes, so the past two years. _ festivities?ears, we were in - festivities? yes, so the past - two years, we were in lockdown and there wasn't much to do on the outside. but this year, if you go to all the shopping malls in bangkok, you can see that there are so many people enjoying all the events and shopping, and dining in restaurants. so i think it's a good sign to see that life in thailand is slowly coming back. that's a great note to end the interview and this programme on, thanks so much forjoining us on this programme, and thank you forjoining us on the programme. that's it for us. hello there. apart from the odd shower, it does look like many places will stay dry for the run—up to easter. and for many of us, it'll stay quite warm, as well — particularly for england and wales, where we'll see the best of any sunshine throughout the day on thursday. we've got a weak area of high pressure tending to build in across the country — that should keep these weather fronts out at bay, which will tend to threaten parts of northern

acknowledge nothing resembling the old garlic festival. in gilroy, robert honda. >>> san jose hopes technology will solve is problem with too many drivers, passengers and pedestrians drying on city streets. they reported 29 deaths so far in 2022. which is on pace to become the deadliest ever for the san jose. so this week the city inalled high quality license plate reading cameras at one of the most dangerous intersections. this is at monterey road. in south san jose. officers hope the cameras will help them catch more hit and run drivers. >>> new data shows troubling mortality numbers when it comes to covid. the cdc released a report revealing covid-19 for the second year in a row was the third leading cause of death in the u.s. the report also found the over all death rate increased almost 1% in 2021 from 2020. the rates were highest among native american and african-american people. only heart disease and cancer killed more people in 2021. >>> speaking of covid case numbers and positivity rates are trendsing in the wrong direction. that

this is a festival. alina, a grand celebration of rhythmic gymnastics, was invented by an olympic champion. alina kabaeva, bringing together young and talented athletes from different regions and countries, famous champions and famous artists. i am proud of these a-a projects. i am i am happy that many children come to this project. well, look what an opportunity it is for specialists for coaches to see the kids , see the stars, and then give him a path to the big sport. and the fact that you understand such a topic. and this story does not become a thing of the past. she stays with us, because this holiday is not only for our country. this is a holiday for every family. every family has a history of the war, and in no case should we forget about it, but the festival has been passed on from generation to generation for 13 years, and this is one of the biggest events in the world of sports. there are no vacancies. so the alina festivals are always last year if the pandemic had to be avenged. this incredib

a charity festival is taking place in moscow. easter gift.e holiday has returned to the capital after a two-year break due to covid restrictions, its main idea is to show people. how important it is to help those who find themselves in a difficult life situation, guests of any age have the opportunity to become a philanthropist, report by pavel melnyk i have never seen such a regional idea. see everything here and spring and purity and grace and they also store the warmth of human hands in order to pass it along the chain. to all muscovites, a charitable festival, an easter gift to help everyone who really needs happiness, we list, it was and has always been such a festival every year. yes, he is a charitable help. it is enough just to lend a hand right on tverskaya square, an easter tree of goodness has grown, and every sight of it is an opportunity to make someone's life easier. we are now shooting our magic testicle of goodness, and now we will see what desire it is in this egg i dream of a new laptop so that i can continue to communicate

. >> gilroy garlic festival organizers say farewell to the large event. what challenges are forcing changes. >> tracking showers for the morning commute and possible thunder. hour-by-hour forecast coming up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> when it is happening to you, so many things are running through your head. >> uc berkeley students not quite easy after the multi-hour lockdown that took place on campus. classes will be back to normal tomorrow as investigators say today's issue is resolved. it was tense for a time. i'm dan ashley. abc7 reporter tim johns was on campus and spoke with several students. >> the sound of sirens greeted thousands of students thursday morning. the campus implemented a replace order around 10:00. it would last for hours. >> it was definitely a scary experience. >> school officials received information an individual affiliated with the university posed a serious and credible threat to others on campus. sky 7 video shows armed police officers

the bombardment, rockets and artillery continued during the festival. oh none the less people experienced moments of calm and peace via kitten or strongly sh mayer. or you originally had a bigger orchestra for the festival myth as well as hundreds of people in the audience. the right by our we have to put on the festival with what we've still got . and with people who have found safety somehow in bunkers and subway station since in born come on in that robin. the will of the people of ha heath to assert themselves is remarkable. despite the danger, they continue to attend the concerts, capturing memories with that mobile things. a 1000000 in the events there, a beacon of light which allows you to believe in good and hope that it will lend soon and be better for us is the, it's good that life goes on the music and art a part of life. they are the rays of light that help the soul survive. got the good . oh and it's exactly that that was the intention of the festival organizes ah, river limitations. it's in the system i think to send a signal that life mus

san francisco festival.this will be a will be the event's first return to the city's mission district since the pandemic began. so it's been a while with the fun details. we're joined by mona lisa wallace, a co-producer of earth and san francisco. well, fun details, but also you want people to learn something i owe so much will be kind of a juggling act. >> okay. they list this. we're so excited to be back having our street festival. another new thing about this festival is that we have partnered with san francisco, the edge to society. so for the first time we've actually gone vegan, it's really an interesting thing for california, as you're just talking about the the drought. 80% of the water goes to agriculture in california. so as much as we cut back at home in short our showers, that's going to be nothing compared to what could happen if just one day a week we went vegan and so not only do we have our awesome like, well, music and psychedelic rock bands like sunshine, garcia band starting at one 30 done

the science festival runs through the 30th of april. with major events online and in person, including a similar event on the final day at cal state east bay science pollution at the lawrence hall of science and event in east palo alto and stem frenzy at city college. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. while

the tennessee festival. for instance. and we saw what they were like and and then we started ours and texas. i think this year is the third weekend in november. will you be back for that? i'll be back for it, and i'm looking forward to it and one thing that i like about both this festival the national book festival and the texas book festival is that they're right here in the capital. we're right now on the steps of the library congress with the united states capitol behind us, and i love the whole idea and the symbolism of books and the ideas and books with our national government and our democracy because the ideas in books are really what or so important to our democracy last night at the gala. you quoted eudora wealthy why well, i love that quote of hers about her mother took her to the library and told the librarian and introduced her to the library and said you dora's nine years old in she has my permission to check out any book on these shelves and so then eudora wrote that she wrote this in her bag w

. >> gilroy garlic festival organizers say farewell to the large event. what challenges are forcing changes. >> tracking showers for the morning commute and possible thunder. hour-by-hour forecast coming up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> when it is happening to you, so many things are running through your head. >> uc berkeley students not quite easy after the multi-hour lockdown that took place on campus. classes will be back to normal tomorrow as investigators say today's issue is resolved. it was tense for a time. i'm dan ashley. abc7 reporter tim johns was on campus and spoke with several students. >> the sound of sirens greeted thousands of students thursday morning. the campus implemented a replace order around 10:00. it would last for hours. >> it was definitely a scary experience. >> school officials received information an individual affiliated with the university posed a serious and credible threat to others on campus. sky 7 video shows armed police officers

the tennessee festival. for instance. and we saw what they were like and and then we started ours and texas. i think this year is the third weekend in november. will you be back for that? i'll be back for it, and i'm looking forward to it and one thing that i like about both this festival the national book festival and the texas book festival is that they're right here in the capital. we're right now on the steps of the library congress with the united states capitol behind us, and i love the whole idea and the symbolism of books and the ideas and books with our national government and our democracy because the ideas in books are really what or so important to our democracy last night at the gala. you quoted eudora wealthy why well, i love that quote of hers about her mother took her to the library and told the librarian and introduced her to the library and said you dora's nine years old in she has my permission to check out any book on these shelves and so then eudora wrote that she wrote this in her bag w

reggie: the gilroy garlic festival is no more.say that financial challenges are forcing them to reimagine the festival. drew: number five, morning showers at through 9:00 a.m. we will dry out this afternoon and expect sunshine by 4:00 p.m. with 50's and 60's. >> following that commute, if you are using the windshield wiper's, keep your headlights on. the montague expressway is closed because of a fatal accident. jobina: today, the mayor will officially open the new battery open space in presidio. it will connect to cavalry bowl. and another site will open to coincide with it. reggie: elon musk says he has obtained $46.5 billion to finance a twitter to go very deal. this comes a week after he made the initial offer to buy the company. here is our technological correspondent, rebecca jarvis. reporter: elon musk is forging ahead with his bid to buy twitter. the world's richest man confirming in a filing on thursday that he secured $46.5 billion to finance the deal. the plan may also include purchasing some or all of t's stock directl

at the festival. >> especially the last 10 years we were not. and of those 10 years, we didn't make money. we lost 8 2018 $1000. the challenges would only get worse in 2019, a mass shooting on the festival grounds left 3 people dead and 17 others injured. >> which ultimately led to increased insurance costs. in a statement to kron 4 news last week, the festival board said the indefinite cancellation was, quote. >> due to lingering uncertainties from the pandemic, along with prohibited insurance requirements by the city of gilroy. however, mayor blankley claims the city has no control over this public funds cannot be used for private purposes. no matter how wonderful this private purposes are. and by the way, the insurance for the city of gilroy is not something the city don't read and see that we belong to an insurance pool. that's how we keep our costs down. and there are 20 plus organizations in this pool. >> no matter who or what is to blame. all agree. this is a huge loss to the community, but many are hopeful that the festival will come bac

it's called. >> the festival mode. and now it's in the explore page on tender, you'll be able to select which festivals that you are planning on going to and you can match with other people that are also going to feature opens up a month before any festival. so you'll be able to meet your match is even before you go to the event or months. you're already there. if the festival you're going to isn't listed, you'll still be able to browse the area for others that are attending following so many cancellations the past few years, of course, festival season this year is expected to have huge turn out. and take a look at this. some thrill seekers got a lot more than they bargained for their ride. just suddenly stopped mid air. >> this happened at carowinds in charlotte, north carolina last weekend. witnesses say people were left suspended up there for several minutes. that ride can go as high as 64 feet. a spokesperson for the park confirmed the problem not offering any details at this point as to what went wrong. but everyb

so i know the festival will be quite different now. absolutely. is it something special for all of us? it's because, despite the bombs all will continue to play music in varden hockey ukraine. second largest city has suffered devastating damage even during the festival. it's come under missile and artillery fire. but down here, people experience moments of peace and relaxation via kitten or strongly may originally had more orchestral works in our festival. with hundreds of people in the audience mentioned in public, on our but, but at the moment we're staging the festival with musicians who stayed behind when for people who are in relative safety, somewhere in bunkers and in the sub wagons in born come on in their obama and the people of hockey are coming to the concerts, despite the danger additional performances. a planned for is, is this vindicate service, which is hard to talk about. and i don't have a program concept in place for the coming weeks in each of us. morgan for sale, we don't know what's going to happen to morrow or even today, but

a subway station, ah, literally alexi noch is the festivals artistic director. he lives in germany, so he had to leave the local organization to others. the mac invite of early will carry on some hound us, so i know the festival will be quite different now. absolutely. it's something special for all of us. it's because despite the bombs, i will continue to play music in valden, hockey, ukraine's 2nd largest city has suffered devastating damage even during the festival . it's come on to missile and artillery fire. bite down here. people experience moments of peace and relaxation via kitten or strongly may originally had more orchestral works in our festival with hundreds of people in the audience ancient in public, on our but at the moment were staging the festival with musicians who stayed behind them. when for people who are in relative safety, somewhere in bunkers and in the sub wagons, in born, come on in their obama and the people of hockey, the are coming to the concerts despite the danger additional performances are planned for is, is this vehicle service

the popular gilroy garlic festival is calling quit its. >> they are canceling indefinitely and blame financial challenges for forcing them to say, farewell. >> clearly, it was over the ten years of losing money. that was the main culprit and many cause of what was going on with the festival and being able to be sustainable. that was a real cause. that was the rot cause of it. >> -- root cause of it. >> reporter: rising costs and insurance premiums contributed to the problem. the festival was having to bus in festivalgoers as development encroached around christmas hill park where the annual event was held. >> the truth of the matter is that the development around christmas hill park is what was eating at the garlic festival association's reserves and they were barely able to keep that going. >> reporter: organizers said a deadly shooting at the festival in 2019 left three dead and injured 17 played little in their decision to cancel, but the festival never really recovered from it. the event was canceled the following year because of covid and a drive-through version was held last ye

so i know the festival will be quite different now. absolutely. it's something special for all of us. it's because despite the bombs and will continue to play music in valden hockey, the ukraine 2nd largest city has suffered devastating damage even during the festival. it's come on to missile and artillery fire bite down here. people experience moments of peace and relaxation via kitten or spoke english may originally had more orchestral works in our festival with hundreds of people in the audience mentioned in public, on our but. but at the moment, we're staging the festival with musicians who stayed behind them when for people who are in relative safety, somewhere in bunkers and in the subway and in warm come on in their albany. and the people of hockey, they are coming to the concerts despite the danger additional performances are planned for is, is this vehicle service which is hard to talk about? and i don't have a program concept in place for the coming weeks. vast morgan for sale. we don't know what's going to happen to morrow or even to da

well, the cosmonauts themselves prepared on board a festive cake and honey cakes from several types ofl as jam and candied fruits. easter is celebrated today by the entire orthodox world. in greece, the holiday is traditionally celebrated under the chime of bells and colorful fireworks. thousands of believers for the first time in 2 years of the pandemic were able to gather in churches without any restrictions on health and peace, they prayed and the parishion of the cathedral of st. along with the peasants came representatives of other faiths, including muslims. the easter service last night was also held in the patriarchal cathedral in the name of the resurrection of christ, the main temple the armed forces of russia in the park is a patriot and has not been forever . hundreds of believers gathered in the cathedral, the vicar, patriarch and bishop conducted the divine liturgy. bronnitsky sovatiev is already in the light days today. christ's sunday on the territory of the complex opens a large easter festival, which will last for weeks. the easter holiday was widely celebrated by the

and without the garlic festival being our massive summer food festival, we're stuck with who are we? >> organizers tell us they are working to keep the spirit of the festival alive with smaller gatherings like dinners and concerts but nothing close to the size of the traditional garlic festival. let's take a live look at the oakland coliseum right now looking pretty good. the a's are taking on the range rtz at home tonight. earlier this week the team drew the smallest crowd since the '80s. i did speak to oakland mayor libby schaaf about it. tuesday night they drew the smauls crowd since 1980. i know the weather had something to do with it. do you think this has to do with the ongoing negotiations and lawsuits over the new ball park at howard terminal? >> i don't think it has anything to do with lawsuits. it might have something to do with the fact that the a's raised the ticket prices quite dramatically. i think they're trying to start bringing a howard terminal prices before that new ball park is actually built. i, for one, know the product that we are going to see on game day, both

you've got the dutch king's day window festival. that's going to be in san francisco that starts at 10, 30 in the morning. expect some clouds early on. if you're headed, there will be a little bit on the cool side and that fog public break up a little bit the middle of the day. and then by the afternoon, the fog starts to roll back in. so grab a jacket. if you want to head in that direction and how about this? the cherry blossom festival in cupertino. you have have all the beautiful flowers out there. of course, a lot of food, lots of music, too. and it is going to be a warm day in cupertino temperatures. they're going to be moving up in the mid 70's tomorrow. it will be mostly sunny, warm, just a light breeze in the afternoon. if you like, find out more. of course you go to our website at kron 4 dot com course. you've got some ideas for for fun things given the mail at el karnal at kron 4 dot com. >> thank you, lawrence. there's a new documentary in theaters. it's about the tragedy at last year's astroworld festival. 10 people died

. >> plus, a major change for a bay area festival, the gilroy garlic festival no more. the reason organizers say it is not coming back. this is "today in the bay." >>> good friday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. if you recently got a smart tv, you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> what a forecast we've had over the last few days, and it looks like we could see some rain continuing. >> yeah, we still have plenty of activity on the radar but the last is expected to move out by midday. let's take a live look at downtown san jose. it is off to a much calmer start, but you can see the line of showers just off the coast. we're not completely in the clear just let. there is still a lot of instability that can bring more rain, but also sierra snow still in the forecast right now. not a great day to commute to lake tahoe. we'll talk about the winter storm warnings for the sierra, rainfall totals coming up, but first let's check in with mike. >> we have news breaking out of the south ba

we researched a lot of festivals. a lot of the people who worked on the texas book festival went to the tennessee book festival, prince. and we saw what they were like. and then we started our. >> texas's this year is the third weekend in november. will you be back for that. >> imbe back for it. one thing i like is that the festivals are all on the capitol. we are right now on the library of congress with the steps to the white house right behind us. i love the whole idea and the symbolism of books and the ideas in books with our national government and our democracy because the ideas in books are really what are so important to our democracy. >> last night at the gala, you quoted ms. dorothy. why? >> i loved that her mother took her to the library and said she's nine years old and she has my permission to check out any book on these shelves. she wrote that she went to the library as often as she could. she rode home on her bicycle with books in her bicycle basket and then she raid. and she said, she knew that was bli

is it true that you are the head of the balalaika festival soul of russia as an inspirer and financer, as if also part-time? yes, this is the largest festival dedicated to our favorite instrument, and how many participants were there at this festival last time, when we gathered them all before the coronavirus, we planned 3 weeks and the final concerts in the kremlin, but unfortunately, only balalaika players carry 3 weeks of the festival. these are millions of balalers. uh , thousands. but all the guys, who are here on stage, they participated in this. yes, they took part, just in the opening of the festival at the russian academy of music, nowhere strong and performed together with the orchestra and nekrasov. where do you teach? i teach at the moscow state institute of music to me alfredogorevich threads and vasily kolenikova's artificial children's school. how are you everything you make it, but i don't. it happens to me too. hmm brilliant answer. how old are you? mikhail e, i am 32 years old, will be soon. here we should all applaud the man who at the age of 32 made such a huge one

say festivals like this one are important to preserve. we saw a lot of people today that have shopped with us for a long time and we're really appreciative of that because of opportunities like this our, you know, a lot of our vendors here get to grow and expand and grow. that works have other people learn about our businesses and it's just such a beautiful opportunity not just for themselves, but also for future generations to come we feel lucky. we just really lucky because we're walking distance away and then she gets to just come experiences and we get to experiences amazing in petaluma tim johns abc 7 news. and meteorologist francisco is tracking our forecast francis. they said they were lucky in that last soundbite lucky as well with the weather. i'm hoping yeah, in fact the videos there show them wearing tank tops t-shirts and that's the kind of weather. we're expecting in the north bay and for some inland communities today. in fact, it's going to be even a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. so the warming trend continues and

welcome back for the festival since the first time, since the pandemic. >> reporter: the festival isk, all the food you see up and down the streets are vegan. this tradition is more than a decade's old. >> it is important here in san francisco. we know all the politicians all speak the rhetoric of climate change but what are we actually doing about it? >> reporter: for 2022, the festival is focusing on how what we eat can impact the planet. >> reporter: organizers are hoping to show off the benefit of going plant-based even if it is just one meal. he's making pupusa. >> reporter: the youngest people at the festival are excited about the food but they are anxious about the planet. >> when i think of climate change, i feel like this is something that needs a lot of work. >> reporter: so today they're celebrating the earth. >> doing stuff little by little helps. all the little things build up into something big. >> reporter: urging grown-ups to protect it for years to come. >> for earth day, i want you guys to not pollute the ocean, mother earth is the only planet we got right now. >> r

un festival que quiere promover a los agricultores que cosechan las deliciosas fresas >> y festivalue todo regresa a la normalidad teresa asegura estar feliz. >> especialmente porque dice que el 99% de los vendedores de comida son organizaciones sin fines de lucro y que todo el dinero de las ventas regresa para apoyar a la comunidad. >> 12 con 26 nos vamos a la pausa el popular cantante bad bunny sigue acumulando mÁs reconocimientos en breve les vamos a explicar. >> esta tarde a las 5 el gobierno impondrÁ mÁs sanciones a las empresas que estÁn ayudando a rusia. a raÍz de la pandemia el uso del internet se volviÓ esencial pero pagarlo se volveÁa muy difÍcil esta tarde sobre la ayuda que pueden solicitar todo esto y mÁs a partir. >> uno de los artistas mÁs galardonados >> es bad bunny por 2 aÑos consecutivos y ahora les comento recibe no uno si no 2 figuras de cero ¿quÉ te parece? >> dichas estatuas estarÁn. >> pero de estos 3 solo 2 son estatuas de cera y usted puede adivinar cuÁl es? >> estÁ difÍcil 1-2-3. >> sub planeado dirÍa >> pues, que bueno. es de sombrero. >> ah! bueno, no co

say festivals like this one are important to preserve.a lot of people today that have shopped with us for a long time and we're really appreciative of that because of opportunities like this are you know, a lot of our vendors here get to grow and expand and grow their eric have other people learn about our businesses and it's just such a beautiful opportunity not just for themselves, but also for future generations to come we feel lucky we just really lucky because we're walking distance away and then she gets to just experiences and we catch experiencing amazing in petaluma tim johns abc 7 news and warriors fans. the warriors are inviting dub nation to watch today's game 4 against the nuggets on the big screen at thrive city the devs watch party begins at 11am. you can enjoy lawn games test your skills on the sport court and take advantage of photo opportunities. you must register on the chase center website. you can watch the warriors try to sw. nuggets right here on abc 7 tip off is at 12:30 pm. now we turn to meteorologist francis din

such a story was a well-known city team, well, this went on the radio at all festivals.rock, but the prizes were starting, i explain before it was not so easy to sign up as a set and not everyone had it and you had to win some money to sign up at the studio. and then there was the street youth festival, we made our debut in astrakhan in some year i don’t remember. that's where we won. yes laureates about this festival, youth, street 2006, you won a prize for extraordinary behavior on the stage, that it was he who threw on the burdock here. yes, we covered all the costs. i don't know, it's just that i probably needed to sort it out somehow. uh, by category. we played. it’s just that usually there is a video on the internet of how we played, but everything came out naked, everything was decent. yes, they bit off my head, no faces of these mice did not eat on the train, do not remember, not ordinary behavior. what other prizes there were, i don’t know, i don’t remember at all. everything is blown away, yorkie, are you something won, well, i don't remember what we won there,

a big event at the trans-siberian art festival for the first time in novosibirsk performance concert van gogh letters to the brother of the director of the moscow art theater marina brusnikina, if i managed to complete this drawing the way i want. i would make at least three-quarters of it in tone of green soap van gogh's letter played by the people's artist of russia yevgeny mironov to his brother theo yes, a truly preserved document, stretching for hundreds of pages of the cries of suffering of a huge dying artist. this is a letter from a very talented person, but he knows about his talent, only he himself and only his brother believes in him, the tragedy in this fantastic philosopher of his time, in addition to the orchestra and the actor on stage, there are only two chairs, sunflower easels, but the main props on multimedia screen throughout the performance. there appear in the artist's painting, both portraits and landscapes, a synthesis of the arts , poignant words, letters seem to be based on beethoven's masterpiece performed by the chamber ensemble of the moscow soloist under

the concept of this festival, probably, is a little contrary to the generally accepted festival.most famous music is always at the festival. our most unknown is musical masterpieces that were simply forgotten, not opened, or could not wait for their performer in time, so the concept of our festival is to discover new music. for our listeners. the festival is held for the second time, thanks to the energy, discoveries, the audience has already learned about the work of nikolai golovanov leonid polovinkin and other unfairly forgotten composers and today the audience is waiting for the story of another musician vladimir cheap about him on stage. the houses of music were set up and the shadows of anastasia according to lukeev were spoken. evgeny oreshnikov dmitry sorokin and georgy stadnik lead. muscovites are still a bad businesswoman, who forced them to take out loans and disappeared with the money. why even a criminal case has not yet been opened, we will tell after a short advertisement. wait my mental readiness is my energy. how does deliciousness love for taste? on a public or

say festivals like this one are important to preserve. we saw a lot of people today that have shop for us for a long time and we're really appreciative of that because of opportunities like this are a lot of our vendors here get to grow and expand and grow their networks have other people learn about our businesses and it's just such a beautiful opportunity not just for themselves, but also for future generations to come we feel lucky. we just hear really lucky because we're walking distance away and then she gets to just come experience this and we get to experiences amazing in petaluma tim johns abc 7 news. fun times out there. well knew at 11 stanford nurses have scheduled a bargaining session for tuesday with the hospital, but it appears for now that they still will be going on strike on monday on the union's website. it says it is committed to avoiding a strike but must address the issues that important to its members the nurses are seeking wage increases along with bonuses and mental support if there is a strike 5,000 nurses would b

in general, to be honest, this is oil on the festive table.se it very often for cooking sauces for frying in order to make mayonnaise in salads, as well as without salads with mayonnaise on the festive table. it's impossible for us. so, except for the fact that i'm heating up the oil. i still look. here i have bacon here, and the bacon is some kind of brisket. i just really want to give them smoked meats and legs, and in general to everyone the rest of the vegetables that i will stew along with the legs , so look, i take 150 grams of smoked bacon just like that. well, or brisket, as i said, and just like that i cut it with scissors. in the pan, the oil along with the bacon keeps the bacon crisp and not limp, especially as we cook it further. it will remain so sonorous and beautiful while our bacon is fried. here. we salt and pepper our duck feet. of course, you can take a duck or a whole goose, but i have such an observation, that as a rule everyone wants a leg. and this is especially so as not to upset anyone. uh, you know from your guests. w

the festivals association. >> made the announcement last week. they put the blame on the city citing rising insurance costs. tonight, kron 4 s taylor bisacky spoke to mayor murray blankley who says there's more to the story. >> the backlash is just it's from the pain that our community is feeling. you're mayor. murray blankley says the city's taken some of the heat after many pointed fingers at the city online, blaming it for the cancellation of the gilroy garlic festival. as we know it. >> however, mayor blankley put out a statement on thursday setting dwindling cash reserves impacting the associations ability to put on the large event. >> i believe the association to some degree was also kicking the can down the road, trying to figure out what to do about the development that encroached around christmas hill park because that was the beginning of the inability to accommodate. >> people, all those people coming to the garlic festival and being able to park right there and walk in and the cost of busing people from 8 farther location was eating i

the feature opens up a month before festival. so presumably you can beat your matches before the if not, when you're already there following so many cancellations. the past couple years festival season is expected to have a huge turnout this year. coming up, 2 people hurt after a shooting in petaluma. what officials say happened when a fight escalated outside of a bar. >> the latest in the war in ukraine. concerns growing over a potential russian nuclear threats. the first san francisco business owners are speaking out against the violence and robberies happening across the city. how store owners in the mission district we've been cooking up this kitchen design for a while... ...so it's going to be perfect. ok, that pattern works. wow, this whole look works. and at a price that really works. i think our work here is done. at floor and decor, our helpful associates and free in-store design services add to your experience, not your expenses. and with an unmatched selection of high-quality products all at everyday low prices, creati

longer afraid to sleep at night, sports elements and poignant songs of the war years combined at the festival of rhythmic gymnastics. alina it opened today in moscow dedicated to the 77th anniversary of the victory, as always , not only titled athletes, but also future stars got the opportunity to perform at the festival reportage olga nikolay such native songs of the war years about the great victory and about the feat a great country's history comes to life in dance. and we understand that people have gone through tears

there won't be a festival in the foreseeable future.izers say the mass shooting in 2019 played only a small part of this decision, though many fans on social media say it was undeniably the start of the decline. the family behind the christopher ranch, which helped start the festival, says non-profits will take big hits because the festival has been a huge fund-raiser for decades. >> we're talking about local choirs. we're talking about football. we're talking about all kinds of sports. theater. you name it. non-profits across our community benefited from it. without this those dollars simply don't exist. >> organizers say they are working smaller gatherings like dinners and concerts. >>> more testimony today in the theranos case. this time a former lab director at the palo alto company portraying sunny balwani as an insider who made decisions while serving as the company's chief operating officer. our business and tech reporter scott budman is live outside federal court in san jose with the latest twists and turns on the trial. scott,

that's what that all these festivals are all about.s raise people downtown and helps businesses resident margon howard used to be a festival volunteer and feels the loss is significant and you can smell it in the air. and that's the best part is like all the food. the food is. what brings everybody together. we all enjoy it. it's just a commonality that community has the festival is going away in its current form. it will continue with some smaller events such as a golf tournament and a farm to table dinner. the hope is to continue at least some of the tradition of charitable giving. reporting in gilroy. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox . two news on wall street markets finished the week with a sell off. the dow dropped nearly 1000 points or nearly 3% the nasdaq off by more than 330 points, and the s and p finished lower at 121. disappointing earnings report from healthcare and retail stocks, among many others have left many investors concerned about inflation and the overall health of the economy. gap stock tumbled today is the san francisco