yellowstone was one of the wilds first national parks, wild's first national parks, established in 1872ovement that today there are thousands of them globally. lakes, volcanoes, and mountains span almost 4000 square miles of wilderness. home to almost half of the well�*s active jesus, the home is at the core of one of the largest ecosystems on the planet. this is old faithful, probably one of the well�*s most famous geysers. 0h of the well�*s most famous geysers. oh my god, it isjust spectacular. the snowcapped mountains in the distance. it's hard to drive with yourjaw open, basically. and the first stop on my journey is the part�*s oldest lodge as it opens its doors for its busiest season yet. yellowstone represents some of the very best america has to offer and 150 years is a long time. we didn't always get it right, we killed every single wolf in this park, either in the 19 60s we were feeding bears out of garbage dumps. despite fierce opposition, when the park was first established, indigenous people were forcibly removed from their land. until now, their history has been largely un

despite fierce opposition, when the park was first established, indigenous people were forcibly removedrom their land. until now, their history has been largely untold, the park service is trying to change that. so, 27 american indian tribes that, to one degree or another, were on this landscape prior to 1872. and even though we have done some really good things with tribes over the years, we felt that it was a point in time where we really needed to re—engage the tribal nations. yeah. and for us to not only be able to tell the stories ourselves about american indian history and culture — which is part of our mission — but also to get them in the park... yeah. ..to get them engaged with visitors. and so we've done it. oh, it takes me about four or five days to make a doll. wow. back inside, i meet scott, whose native american ancestors were forced from their lands. he's here not only to sell his handicrafts, but also to later raise his tribal flag over the site. this song is my brother's song. it's a sun dance song. it's to wake up to. sings in native language. so, raising the flag to m

hello time news on the first, we will tell you about the most important events right now. stand by historical truth and prevent the glorification of nazism in patriot parkfirst international anti-fascist congress and forum army 20-221 started, the second large-scale exhibition was visited by sergei shoigu and the virtuoso performances of our aces. hit the mercenaries and captured a large reconnaissance of the militants apu suffer significant losses the latest data on the course of the special operation to protect the donbass throughout the entire powerful downpours in the khabarovsk territory the river overflowed its banks, dozens of private houses and household plots went under water. the charm of a dude a sparkling skeptic one of the brightest writers of the generation from depil 90 years since the birth of vasily aksenov the head of our ministry of defense sergei shoigu in patriot park takes part in the first international anti-fascist congress, which takes place as part of the army 2022 forum at the forum itself since the morning thousands of visitors the first day off, when the exposition is open to everyone, plus the spectacular flight program, we

. >> businesses will have to pay fees of $3000 for the first parking space and $1500 for each additional space. there is also a $2000 licensing fee per space. the fees are cut in half if your business makes less than $2 million a year. some businesses have already decided that it is not worth the hassle or the money. the owner of this restaurant in the outer district, dismantled his parklet , two weeks ago. people who want to keep theirs have until november 1st to fire an application with the city. >>> have you back hurt, big news from the 49er say. jimmy g. is not going anywhere, even though he said goodbye six months ago. >> it has been crazy, man. it is the ups and downs. it has been a ride. i love you, guys see you. >> that was him, back in february. he said goodbye to 49ers fans. 26 drinking his fans the first time with the niners. 27 was going to get traded or signed with another team. it did not happen. instead, the 49ers restructured his contract. this according to the nfl network. he will remain with the team for at least one more season. no longer with that $24 million salary.

. >> reporter: for businesses that make more than $2 million in annual revenue, the first parking space they block will cost them $3,000 in permitting fees. $1,500 for each additional space covers. and $2,000 for an annual license per space. those amounts will be cut in half for businesses making less than $2 million a year. some business owners have already ripped them out. i talked with carlos as he was about to head out of town. he dismantled the parklet in front of his restaurant in the outer mission two weeks ago. >> we had to upgrade a few things also, so we were deciding on that and spend more money on that. but we decided not to do it. >> reporter: once people began returning to indoor dining, he says the hassle of managing the parklet became too difficult. at least one neighbor likes the newly reopened parking space in front of the restaurant. >> my grandma upstairs, she just had a double lung transplant, so getting to and from the hospital and having to park and then walk all the way up the stairs has been kind of like a hassle. so it feels pretty good to have parking spots li

recently, the first park in russia for recreation was opened in the vakhtyr gorge near sochi, and thef these circus artists built a shelter from the weather and a swimming pond for the animal. maybe for elephants right? as they said, in one film the evening ceases to be languid. collegiums of foreign affairs call it miller's portfolios igor gingerbread 600 in polish gingerbread pernik the poles call torun the city of pernik and what else is copernicus sure he was born there. the uprising for 300, the head of the anti-turkish uprising in albania, george kastrioti, the turks themselves respectfully called iskander in honor of this commander alexander the great. quite right, the albanians are known as skanderberg 23.700 in igor 28.5 you have dmitry topic, be healthy. attention, the poster on the screen calls for the fight against the pandemic 2 m distance zero excuses. and what is it proposed to spend 20 seconds on washing hands, right? it is for 300 that nitrogen in this state of aggregation is stored in dewar vessels liquefied correctly. round 6.800 dmitry has 24.000 exactly igor has 2

another question was yellowstone the first national park in the world. do you know and did any other countries set aside land for parks before yellowstone? countries had been setting aside parklands in cities and you know, of course the idea of the commons was very old the whole idea that you would preserve something like central park was quite new. i mean that was an idea that emerged in the in the 1840s but really the idea of a national the government would take from the people and keep out of development and then kind of organize and structure for tourism. that was a completely new idea. so yes, i think we can safely say that yellowstone was the first national park in the world and then there are still you know, there are some countries that don't even really have it now, but then others that do and and lots of places that have parks that are dedicated to wildlife, you know, obviously what i didn't talk about very much in this talk were the charismatic megafauna of yellowstone the bison and the elk and the wolves in particular bears. and the reason fo

was yellowstone lee first national park in the world? did any other country citizens planned for parks before yellowstone? >> countries had been setting aside park lands in cities, of course, and the idea was very old. the whole idea that you would preserve something like central park was quite new, that was an idea that emerged in the 1840s. but, an idea of the national park, and that he would take from the people and keep out of development, and organized and structure for tourism. then there athat was a complet, yeah, so, i think we can safely say the yellowstone was the first national park in a world. and then, there are still some countries that do not really have it now. but, then, others that do and lots of places that have parks that are dedicated to wildlife. obviously when i did not talk about very much in this top where the charismatic megafauna of yellowstone. the bison, elk, worlds in particular bears. and the reason for that is that hayden did not really comment on them. that animal life when they were, there was not presen

president biden's first director the national park service. he first native american director of a national park service. -- a remember of the confederated tribes of the -- indian reservation in northeast oregon, where he grew up. sends as a veteran of the u.s. navy, where he served as an intelligence specialist. we are very, very honored to have him today. please welcome to the stand, national park service director chuck sounds. >> good morning my friends and relatives. i'm pleased to be here for the as the 19th director of the park service. i want to welcome you to the 100th anniversary of the dedication of the lincoln memorial. lincoln memorial holds a very special place in my heart, as i know it does in many of your. 's last december, secretary haaland and i make the short walk from the -- where was ceremoniously sworn in on these very steps. standing reductive king developed his i have a dream speech, in 1963, i held on to an eagle feather and medallion that were given to me by my grandfather, who has fast in the second world war. as i als

i understand that you squeezed money on the first park, right? you, what, are you presenting rat-mongering to me now? i don't present anything to anyone. i am king. you didn't complain , did you? i'll think, otherwise i'll tell people on the border you have to ask, you know, right? yes, but why? and what to serve something like that? i did not have time to warm up now. and you can shave. and also wow i cut off. that's it for beauty. i wanted to run away, it's just that time is very precious. no, i don't understand who delivered the car. i can't leave. this is my car. what happened but i was going to the store for more fat. i need to drop by. listen, i don’t like lately that you are shying around, it’s not known where one is in this form. let's. today, without me from home, i didn’t understand with my foot. the beautician is also with me you will walk, yes, and i will arrange such an epilation for you, you won’t want to go to anyone else, get ready. let me come now. so you're talking two in one. great sore spot hit, please. where are you? see? tha

as the president bidens first director of the national park service. the truck sam's first native american director of the national park service is cayuse and walla walla and in the world member of the confederated tribes of the umatilla indian reservation in northeast, oregon where he grew up. sam's is a veteran of the us navy. and he's where he served as in an intelligence specialist, and we're very very honored to have him today. so, please welcome to the stan national park service director chuck sams. this might skin in aim yuma. well, good morning my friends and relatives. i'm so pleased to be here as the 19th director of the national park service, and i want to welcome you to the celebration of the hundredth anniversary of the dedication of the lincoln memorial. i'm so very honored to participate as lincoln memorial holds a very special place in my heart as i know it does in many of yours. last december secretary holland and i made the short walk over from the department of interior building where i was ceremonious sworn in on these very steps. st

park officials posted this notice one earlier today. the heat and hire hire fire danger that comes witt is forcing officials to close the part. this is not the first time the park has been forced to to close in order for the park to shut down, the temperature has to be higher than 95 degrees. the humidity has to bes than 20%. park officials also track wind speed and the dryness of the vegetation. > >> take a look at the bright side of today's thunderstorm th. of today's thunderstorm threats. a rainbow unclear display aftee storm. sometimes there's a rain. >> maybe a pot of gold. > >> a full rainbow. maybe two pots of gold. just speculating. take a look at what is happening weatherwise. we had the heat o. the heat on tuesday. yesterday, we have the threat of dry lightning. now we get to enjoy m to enjoy a calm weather pattern. that leaves us in the wake of a a ripple in the atmosphere. back back to near normal highs as wed into the weekend. mostly 80s in. temperatures are going to be rug near normal for the next several several days. 60s and 70s near the water. the influence of the ripple of the atmosphere helpedt around the atmosphere. it will hel

park's managers. yellowstone, america's first national park, this summer evacuated during record-breaking flooding.rk, collapsing the only road to north mechanic's tallest peak. >> we're going to have a tipping point. we're going to see some pretty significant changes in wildlife. we'll seed species making their way out here, changing the dynamics. nature's not going to go extinct. it will just be different. >> reporter: in california's most visited park, joshua tree, recod heat and the western megadrought is driving out the namesake trees. scientists say in an attempt to survive, joshua trees are moving to higher elevations, but in their namesake park, they've already reach third peak, leaving them nowhere to go. >> in the next century it will be one of the worst places to go see joshua trees and at one time it was the best. >> reporter: efforts now under way to collect the seeds and relocate joshua trees outside of the park to save the species. >> there will be joshua trees. somewhere for our future generation and i sure hope so. i feel positive. >> yeah. in yosemite fires burning hot and moving

newcastle united got a first victory of the season as they spoilt nottingham forest's return to the premier league at st james�* parkthey deserved thanks to a fabian schar rocket before callum wilson wrapped up the win with a well taken second on a day when steve cooper's side were decidedly second best throughout. bournemouth were the only promoted side to win on the opening day as they beat aston villa 2—0. goals from jefferson lerma and kieffer moore were enough to secure all three points on the south coast and ensure a disappointing start for steven gerrard's side. leeds beat wolves 2—1 in a fiesty game at elland road, with an altercation between the managers at full time. leeds trailed before coming back to win the game thanks to an own goal from rayan ait nouri. it was the second weekend of the scottish premiership season and there were wins for both old firm sides rangers and celtic. aberdeen were comfortable 4—1winners over st mirren at pittrodie. stjohnstone were 2—1 winners at motherwell. alfredo moreles was on the scoresheet as rangers beat newly promoted kilmarnock 2—nil at ibrox. celtic were 3—1winners

first set 6-3. match point. william sitting pretty, making kovinic hit the round. it's over. farewell tour continues for serena. she's moving on to the second round. >>> a strange night at oracle park. first the original home plate umpire got injured, causing a 12-minute delay. then in the third issues with the lights. it delayed the giants and padres nearly 40 more minutes once the game resumes. austin nola singled it off the left. two runs are coming to score. san diego led 5-0. >>> giants cut the deficit to a run in the 8th, but often wentz popped up to shallow center with two on to end the rally. and the padres hang on to win this one 6-5. actually just ended in the last 20 minutes. >>> all right, it's the aaron judge watch. tonight in anaheim the league leader in home run blasted long ball number 50 of the season. the central valley native is on pace to become the first player since 2001 to 16 home runs. however they did lose the game to the angels 4-3 as i bury the lead there. that does it for sports tonight. >> thank you, charlie. >>> tonight a penguin at a california zoo has some fancy new footwork. we'll show you up next. for decades, i've worked at the intersection of dom

that's the first time something like that has ever happened here at oracle park before the 3rd inningd getting dark and it's because the lights were working. it took more than 40 minutes to get them fixed. at that point, the giants were already down 3, nothing thanks to a slow start for pitcher. carlos read on the padres added some insurance runs in the 4th and 5th. however, this giants team didn't give up. they put up 3 runs in the 8th off of the flurry of base hits. but it wasn't enough. san francisco lost a close one to the padres 6, 5, and that last really, really hurts manager gabe kepler, however, commended his team for their constant fight in their unwillingness to give up the giant say they're going to continue to take that attitude as they head down the stretch of the season and really trying to chase down that final national league wild card spot first pitch just got underway here at oracle park will have an update on the action coming up later on tonight. for now live in the ballpark. kylen mills kron. 4 sports. >> thank you. kylen. are it now to the niners? i got ahead of

the first pitch at oracle park. last night the giants held a special reunion before shutting out pittsburgh. ears abc 7 news sports anchor chris alvarez with this morning's sports and the highlights. the reporter: the boys, they were back in town last night. the giants honoring the 2012 world series champions. remember, they won six elimination games en route to a second title in three seasons, where they swept the tigers in the fall classic to win that 2012 title. barry zito pitched great that post-season. vogelsong, a beast and bochy, a master ate work. the final pitcher was casio, who said he can still give the giants a couple of innings. >> i asked marshy, are you ready for two innings? >> two? >> oh yeah. always ready. >> you were the winning pitcher in game four, the clinch game of the world series. >> three pitches. >> three pitches and the win. >> so easy. >> i love it. >> the reporter: that is great. giving the giants recent bullpen some fans may want to take him up on that offer. bruce bochy throwing out t

your local park first pitch just took place a couple moments ago. the giants monster right now.8 games back in the national league. wild card race just a couple weeks ago. they really struggled after the all-star break going 6.10 in those first couple games. the 2nd half of the season. now they've won 7 of their last night in the just 5 and a half games back in the national league wildcard, race of that final spot manager dave kasper says it's all about getting up at the right time. the giants hitting appears to be doing just that heating up. last isf took the first game of the series by scoring 6 runs infielder. evan longoria had a long shot to left center that plated home 2 runs and then 4 different players sit doubles. that did the trick for san francisco. 61 was the final score. >> hitting is proving to be a key to success for the giants there. 48 in 14 when they score at least 4 runs in a game. >> and there 39 in 8 when they score at least 5 runs in a game. kepler said the all-star break. he wanted his team to clean up defensive mistakes, but it takes pressure off the fence

park. the first racket of the world, russian danil medvedev, successfully started at the prestigious mastersries tournament in sansonatium and reached the 1/8 finals . zamshulpan six four seven five victory of medvedev on the court opponents brought a little more than an hour and a half medvedev three times. during the match, he took the opponent's serve and showed grandmaster's statistics of scoring. on his first serve, daniil scored 87% of the balls. on the first serve, the centenate masters is the final tournament before the us open where medvedev will defend his title. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. weather forecasters now warn of a new wave of thunderstorms in the european part of russia which regions will be the first to be hit when the rains will pass in moscow, ksenia levitskaya will tell the reverse side of the protracted summer in the european part of russia wildfires are raging, the volga region of the don region, the slopes of the caucasus, what is the reason for the sharp deterioration in the fire situation, when will the regions go into speech? rain, this i

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they announced allan park in san jose would be closed because of high fire danger. it is not the first time in the park is been forced to close. in in order for that to happen, the the temperature has to be higher higher than 95 degrees and the humidity less than 20%. park officials also track wind speeds speeds and the dryness of vegetation. > >> heat and poor air quality are are not the only concerns. record demand is projected on the power grid. there is a statewide flex alert from 4:00 this afternoon until 9:00 tonight. reducing energy use during those hours can prevent possible power outages. > >> new at noon, big rig crash snarled the morning commute in contra costa county. look at this. chopper 5 caught the traffic backup in pacheco on southbelt 680. at one point, all all of the lanes were blocked. this happened before 8:00 this morning and the height of the morning commute. > >> developing news on monkeypox. monkeypox. the world health organization says people can now now spread the virus to animals and are urging affected patients patients to isolate from their pets. accompany

first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) >> welcome. i'm cheryl davis the director of the san francisco human rights commission and i like to welcome you all to city hall, and i want to give a shout out because i will never remember at the end probably. if i can ask sarah williams and danielle glover and all the other folks who have helped opportunities for all to come up so we can give them a round of applause for their work and support. [applause] who else am i forgetting? terry. (inaudible) where are

the only maritime element and we chose plymouth very carefully because plymouth had the first national marine parkng after our seas and oceans. so why does kelp matter? it takes up nutrients, so that's useful because we have a lot of nutrients in the sand. it takes up carbon dioxide, which we all know is really important from the point of view of trying to combat global warming. but it is also a three—dimensional habitat, so it stands up in the water, so all the little animals are things like young fish and so on, can swim in amongst it and they can hide from their predators and grow up to be big and strong. so the next time you are here enjoying this beautiful view across plymouth sound, remember the forests under the sea as well. andrea 0rmsby, bbc spotlight, plymouth. it's not long now before it's time to go back to school — and a pub chain is helping families across the north west get free second—hand school uniforms. joseph holt has asked people to donate items they don't need, and have set up collection points at all of their 127 pubs across the region. davinia ramos reports. as a landlady,

on the uniform of the army 20-22 in patriot park, the first day of open screenings today and this comings. the latest fighters. in addition, the business program continues. today, another platform, the international fire and rescue congress, has been launched, and our correspondent stanislav vasilchenko stanislav welcomed you directly. tell us more about what the program is today and how many people came to patriot park today, this is the first open day, it’s not a weekend yet. weekday work day. greetings daria yes indeed the day is still still working, but people here have the impression that it’s already in full swing, saturday or the same sunday, plus the weather itself contributes, therefore, well, hundreds here, uh, spectators who want to take a walk among military equipment, of course, for sure, then, you can uh, with regards to the program also quite saturated, considering. how many sites are here to take, for example, even a site, namely the fire and rescue congress. uh, here is represented by the equipment of the ministry of emergency situations, some demonstration performances

oakland faces the astros at mid-may park. firstn the pirates at oracle park at 6:05. the 49ers will hit the road to play the minnesota vikings in the second preseason game. last night all eyes were on trey lance as the miners opened the preseason against the packers. here is sports director larry beil with the highlights. larry: good morning trey lance only played two theories in the first preseason opener but quickly gave fans a wow moment and you can see why they moved up in the draft. mobile quarterback with speed, drops back first series. taking off. seven yards. he slid for the first time in his life. this is his signature play of the game. the bomb to danny gray. 76 yards. that is big time talent. 92 yards after two series. on the sidelines, kyle shanahan says nice job. you can rest. we have heard a lot about what is expected to be a good defense. womack is a working out of toledo. niners beat the packers 28-21. >> we have been looking forward to it for a long time. training camp we take it one day at a time against our defen

begin to send new russian il-96 ms-21 and dry a superjet into it roman sobol from the patriots park the first working morning of the army 2022 forum is considered purely businesslike, it is almost entirely given to foreign delegations that go from pavilion to pavilion ask the price of contracts, so that they do not talk in the west about sanctions on the isolation of russia for very many, our country remains reliable partner and manufacturer of the best weapons. this machine, for example, is already being tested in combat in ukraine, but it is shown at an open exhibition for the first time in fact. it's reactive sapper. capable of seeding an entire minefield deep behind enemy lines. mines at a distance of up to 15 km. here, two types of mines are used, anti-tank mines and against infantry mines on vidok there are many here and high-precision missiles that can literally get into an open window into a closed one. however. they, too, will fly in. a self-propelled gun from kurgan has just passed the state. test, gun 125 mm. the enemy tank can and will survive the first shot in the forehead thanks

park. the first plant for today opened the milk went.l be produced there in a very significant volume will be enter the market already in 6 months, because you know it takes time to mature and these projects are successful. wherever uh come professionals feel the support and municipal regional features of this federal project. everything works out. how much will gas for export cost? what other economic indicators will be predicted today by the ministry of economic development and how these indicators were calculated? what are they, according to the calculations of the department, will maria slobodyanskaya tell? the previous updated macroeconomic forecast was published. in the middle of may expectation in many respects, corrected for the better, so that gdp at the end of the year will decrease by four and two tenths of a percent, or by almost 40-145 trillion rubles. the may forecast included a fall of 7.8%. in 2023, the decrease will be 2.7%, exactly for the next year, according to the agency’s estimates. there will be a peak in the reces

>> sunday, it is the very first version of sunday afternoons at the tunnel taps, that is the brand-new parkhat opened a couple of weeks ago. they are going to do this every first sunday. the first full showcase of tunnel tops since the park opened. you will have djs, flamenco dancing, and a ranger-led camp fire talk around the campfire. >> this is great. so many options. we appreciate it. i love your website, sffunchief. -- sf.funchief.com. you have it all right there on your website. thank you for making time today. have a great weekend. >> my pleasure. >> "getting answers" continues in a moment. a reminder -- you can get our live newscasts, breaking news, and weather with our abc7 bay area streaming app, available on apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. just search "abc 7 bay area" just search "abc 7 bay area" and download it now. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ when a truck hit my car, ♪♪ the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm ric

. >>> the first human to dog parks transmission has been confirmed questioning whether this type of spread will impact our efforts to stop the outbreak. stephanie joins us now with details. >> the main thing to understand is when we see animals getting infections that usually means we can no longer eradicate that virus. that something we already knew about monkeypox because we seen it in a bunch of other animals like squirrels. >> reporter: they can become the newest reservoir for monkeypox >> this was a couple a male couple they had the dog in their bad and there was a lot of close contact between the infected human and the animal. it is in too big of a surprise because we knew monkeypox could spread to animals and they can affect us we've seen it happen with rats, squirrels and even hedgehogs and they believe just like covid monkeypox will never completely disappear. >> smallpox is the only infection we've ever totally eradicated because we have no animal reservoirs. we hope to someday eradicate polio. >> reporter: it prompted the cdc to update its guidelines. they're now asking pet owne

aaron katersky will break it down for us in a moment, but first, here's maryalice parks in washington tonight. >> reporter: tonight, democratic lawmakers worried about the security implications of highly classified intelligence that had been sitting at mar-a-lago, asking the director of national intelligence for a damage assessment. >> some of those documents were marked top secret, sensitive compartmented information. that is among the highest designation in terms of the extremely grave damage to national security that could be done if it were disclosed. >> reporter: the search warrant and accompanying documents made public by a federal judge showing fbi agents were looking for evidence of three potential crimes, including obstruction of justice and violations of the espionage act. former president trump has not been charged. the fbi seizing 11 sets of classified documents from the former president's residence, including one set marked top secret sci, a classification reserved for some of the nation's most sensitive intelligence. immediately after the fbi executed that unprecedented

government in tirana wants to turn the vjosa and all of its tributaries into europe's first wild river national parkic to the ears of nature lovers and environmentalists, although they don't quite trust the government's plans. >> the vjosa river and its tributaries are a rarity in europe as they are still largely wild. biologist olsi nika has been fighting to keep it that way for twelve years, and to keep the river safe from hydro-electric plants. construction had already started at this site. >> 3000 dams that are being projected in the balkans, so 90% of those dams are the so-called small-scale hydros. actually, they are bringing almost nothing to the energy grid, but at the same time, they are having the huge ecological footprint. >> albania's power grid is supplied almost entirely by hydroelectric plants, but they can't meet demand. to keep the vjosa untapped, environmentalists have been calling for a national park for years. >> it's actually our last chance to still contain the free-flowing river not for albania alone, but it's on a european contact. finally, in early june, the albanian governm

government in tirana wants to turn the vjosa and all of its tributaries into europe's first wild river national parkic to the ears of nature lovers and environmentalists, although they don't quite trust the government's plans. >> the vjosa river and its tributaries are a rarity in europe as they are still largely wild. biologist olsi nika has been fighting to keep it that way for twelve years, and to keep the river safe from hydro-electric plants. construction had already started at this site. >> 3000 dams that are being projected in the balkans, so 90% of those dams are the so-called small-scale hydros. actually, they are bringing almost nothing to the energy grid, but at the same time, they are having the huge ecological footprint. >> albania's power grid is supplied almost entirely by hydroelectric plants, but they can't meet demand. to keep the vjosa untapped, environmentalists have been calling for a national park for years. >> it's actually our last chance to still contain the free-flowing river not for albania alone, but it's on a european contact. finally, in early june, the albanian governm

. -- minute maid park. first pitch is 4:10. ake on the pirates at oracle park at 6:05. next saturday, the 49ers will hit the road to play the minnesota vikings in the second preseason game. last night, all eyes were on trey lance as the miners opened -- niners opened the preseason against the packers. here is sports director larry beil with the highlights. larry: good morning, everybody. trey lance only played two series in the first preseason opener but quickly gave fans a wow moment and you can see why the niners moved up in the draft. mobile quarterback with speed, drops back first series. nobody open, taken off. seven yards. he slid for the first time in his life. but this is trey's signature play of the game. the bomb to danny gray. 76 yards. that is big time talent. 92 yards after two series. on the sidelines, kyle shanahan says nice job. you can rest. we have heard a lot about what is expected to be a good nine defense. samuel womack is a working out of toledo. niners beat the packers 28-21. >> we have been looking forwar

as stursd of park land we recognize the honor to honor the ramaytush ohlone. as guests we affirm their rights at first people and pay our respects to ancestors and elders of the recommend ram community yoochl welcome to the recreation and park commission this meeting is held in hybrid format in person in city hall room 416 with options to comment remote as well. >> we ask you turn off electronic devices and take second army conversations outside for the mote to proceed. turn down your televisions and commuters while lynching on the phone. we ask for your patience if we experience technical issues. public comment in person and remote. public comment will be visible for each item unless otherwise announced by the president each person will have 2 minutes on each item. commentses or opportunity to speak are available light brown apple moth in person in 4 establish and via phone. for each item the commission will take public comment first from people in person and then remote. for those who will like to join remote watch it live on sfgovtv, you may provide comment by phone by calling 415-855-0001 using to

but it will also be possible to listen to lecturers on city streets in parks and libraries at schools and universities for the firstin the history of the marathon, events will be broadcast on outdoor advertising screens without sound, but with subtitles. one of such unique features of this marathon. this is, uh, unprecedented access to knowledge for the first time. and in all federal districts, dozens of fan-probes with large screens and seats will be organized. where will the broadcast be, by the way, do not be surprised. uh, but you can also meet the broadcast on the screens, uh, complex on the buildings and streets of our country russian society. knowledge recreated by decree of president vladimir putin today the organization runs dozens of successful educational projects unites thousands of electrodes and listeners supports educational blogs and develops a cultural agenda, for example, a three-day marathon, september 2, the premiere of the play. difficult exam. this is a performance by astrakhan students. won the competition knowledge theater presentation will be held in moscow at the russian academic youth the

ceremony for the speech of the president, the head of state had already arrived here in patriot park, and the first statements had already been made. let's listen. over the past years, the forum has convincingly proved its relevance and has firmly taken its place among the world's largest exhibitions of military products. our people are proud of their army and navy, the professionalism and courage of their defenders at all times. they reliably stood guard and the sovereignty and security of the motherland brought freedom to other peoples. and today, during a special military operation, our soldiers, together with fighters of donbass honorably fulfill their duty fighting for russia for a peaceful life in the donetsk and lugansk people's republics clearly fulfilling all the tasks set step by step they liberate the land of donbass and. of course, i want to once again thank the russian gunsmiths for equipping the army and navy with modern weapons, which today work for the victory on the technological and industrial development of the entire country of the whole of russia. well, the work of the forum be

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russia is the day of remembrance of the russian soldiers who fell on the fronts of the first world war memorial parkoscow flowers to belinsky laid the chairman of the russian historical society sergei naryshkin loss of the russian empire. the first world war exceeded 2 million soldiers and over millions of civilians , despite military successes. brusilovsky breakthrough victory in galicia in the caucasus on the basis of russia signed a humiliating brilliance. the grimace of history lies in the fact that, having given up millions of lives for the victory, the entente, russia has not entered the circle, the victorious powers today, when the totalitarian-liberal west is trying to impose a global war on all mankind, it is very important, so that we can learn lessons from the colossal historical experience of russia exquisite music outstanding voices choreography in which every movement is filled with meaning here on the stage of a large famous opera lacmey by the french composer deba modern and unusual reading of a work created 1.5 centuries ago and two more recent premieres brought to moscow the krasno