, right at stern grove park.nd if we turn just a little bit to the right, you can actually see the water main sticking up out of the ground that is where the water was coming out of, starting at around 930 this morning. let's go and show you some video that we have that we took earlier to show you just how muchúwater we are we talkede supervisor for this district, joel engardio. he tells me that around 930 this morning, the resident that is closest to that water main felt a rumble that they describe. initially they thought was an earthquake. they looked out and saw that geyser out a gigantic crater near thed- home. there are crews here in the area assessing the home, assessing the surrounding area. it took crews about an hour to get that water shut off to this location. that water stopped right around 1130. now, at this time, the city's public utilities commission and water and sewer department are investigating to see what actually may have been of this water main break. we've also asked just how big that water

it all happened on 30th avenue right at the edge of pine lake park and stern grove. jose martinez has more tonight from nervous neighbors who live on the top of the hillside. >> reporter: used to seeing this view, but a gusher of water shooting at least 60 feet into the sky. >> initially i walk out to my side yard and i heard crack. and then a boom, loud noise. it was around like 9:35-9:40. my estimate. >> when you heard the crack and you . >> and i saw the water start shooting up. >> a massive water main break steps away from his backdoor in the area of stern grove. city officials tell us the cause of the break appears to be the failure of an 8 inch valve. it feeds water from their treatment plant on the peninsula to the sunset reservoir. video from our chopper shows a river of mud that flowed into a children's play area. surrounding some park benches. >> back here crews that arrived on the scene at 10:00 a.m. were finally able to use a shut off valve to end the water. officials said customers in the surrounding area experienced low or nor water pressure for hours.

they're tracking the iconic trees' regrowth after fires tore through groves in the eastern sierra. as hunter sowards reports, the fire could be key to the trees in the future. >> reporter: once seen as their downfall could actually be our best shot at saving the treasured sequoia trees in the sierra-nevada mountains. >> we have been witnessing the slow depopulation of these giants for decade, but they're living ecosystems that were born in fire from an evolutionary standpoint. they thrive on it. >> reporter: dr. chad hansen with the john muir project and a team of researchers have been hiking into the remote redwood mountain grove. this is in kings canyon park torched by the complex fire in 2021. so you are not concerned about the future of the sequoia population? >> i am optimistic about the future of the sequoia population the first time in my entire career now because of these recent fires perform. >> reporter: dr. hanson's team has seen the most regeneration of new trees in areas where it burned the hottest, making those fires he says the missing link to sequoia survival. >> if

and the area around the festival stage. >> had a lot of winter storms and stern grove has had a lot of trees come down. it's definitely had its issue of trees coming down. so it's a precarious area. >> reporter: we talked to another had neighbor and family off camera who told us they spend $1 million in renovations, including installation of a 30 feet retaining wall in the back and now they're concerned about the hillside and so is andrew. >> i just don't know how much the soil will get eroded from the water washing down the hill. we may lose the street. >> reporter: according to officials, this is not over in terms of assessing the damage, including follow-up repairs on the hillside. back to you. >> thanks, jose. >>> more water trouble this, time in oakland where people are concerned about the water turning red at lake merritt. our chopper flew over the lake and we see those dark streaks and red streaks covering some of the surface. the san francisco bay water board are now investigating. they told us they're not calling this an algae bloom at this point. they tested the water yest

the sigmund stern grove's concert meadow was set to reopen for the festival in 2022. alright, checking our forecast now as we take a live look outside at downtown san francisco could see the sun beaming down on the city. checking in now with a couple meteorologist kyla grogan. hey, at top 10 day out there. you can see that right behind me here at the golden gate bridge. just blue skies everywhere, beautiful and the temperatures reflecting. >> that sunshine and the warmth that is out there, san jose right now at 69 degrees, flirting with that 70 degree mark livermore at 65. we've got 66 in concord in santa rosa and even san francisco. oakland is 61 degrees. not bad. half moon bay about 59 is we look across the state there in the 70's down los angeles. 71 degrees there right now. 66 in fresno and sacramento coming in at about 64 degrees. so this shows us those nice blue skies that are all across, not just the bay area, but as you can see, california, obviously, when you look offshore, you start to see a little bit of a line of moisture there. that's bringing some rain u

right next to a home on wawona street, not far from stern grove. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn talked to neighbors and shows us what happened. well, water gushing into the air, surprising neighbors on wawona street near stern grove and pine lake park. >> robin cookston, who didn't want to appear on camera, described the spectacle. >> it looked like a giant tower of water about three stories tall. it was really surprising. >> and here's what it looked like from sky seven. the san francisco public utilities commission explained what happened. quote, the cause of the break appears to be the failure of an eight inch valve connected to a 16 inch water transmission line. the scope and schedule for all repairs, including for the hillside into the park, is still being determined. maxine shaw saw what happened after the deluge of water came down and crews turned off the flow. >> well, there's a big pit next to someone's home, so probably there's, they're going to have to shore up the home. >> crews taped off parts of the area and were working on putt

it was quite the scene and now quite the mess near stern grove and pine lake park in san francisco. this was a view from our chopper late this morning of a water main break. you can see water shooting up into the air near a lot of homes. take a listen. unbelievable. our jose martinez joins us live now with what we are seeing from the ground level. josÉ? >> reporter: liz, a community in shock here in parkside in san francisco. take a look at where i am right now. this area has been closed since this morning when firefighters and utility crews responded to a water main break. it all happened around 9:30 this morning when they were dispatched to this location and found this emergency. look at these videos showing the magnitude of the fountain of water, at least 20 feet into the air. crews were also seen here working very hard since 10:00 a.m. when they were finally able to flow off -- to turn off the flow of water around 11:25. >> initially, i walk out to my side yard and i heard a crack and then a boom, loud noise. i think it was between 9:35 to 9:40. my estimate. >> reporter: of cour

this was right next to stern grove.rews worked from the morning into the afternoon to get the water shut off. the real concern is this, this river of mud that started flowing down the hillside. >> i heard a crack, and then a boom, and i saw the water started shooting up. i just don't know how much the soil will get eroded from the water washing down the hill. >> we've had a lot of winter storms, and stern grove had had a lot of trees come down. it's a precarious area single game record the city was working to make sure the hillside was stable this afternoon. they say a faulty valve is to break. in 2021, a water main break flooded stern grove as well. >>> tonight, the folks in charge over at united airlines are probably saying tgit. it has been a rough week for them to say the least. for the second time in two days, one of their jets took off from sfo, then had to make an emergency landing at lax. this time for some kind of hydraulic problem. hours earlier, another plane skidded off a runway in texas. and then yesterday

one is on grove street. which is a 9 bed facility that was used for crisis beds and 2 flaen freen delores a supportive housing site. grove street has been closed there were renovations by baker that took awhile to resolve. according to dph this program is now staffed up. but it is a set of beds taken off lines for years because of mismanagement by bake are place. i thank you it makes sense to for the city begin they have paid for the properties to take control of those properties. and mrooes lease them become to bake are places if the organization falls to another financial hole the steal have site control and transfer them to another provider swift 3 to make sure that those beds remain online. according to bakeir's own assessments they don't have asset management capacity or a sufficient revenue source to maintain properties. i think this is justified. we have a recommendation here for the administration to return to the board of supervisors by september of this year. for a plan to make that happen. we reco

park, canceling the final stern grove concert of the season.e other end of the park, about a half mile from before will not impact this year's brek concert series, set to get coupf months in san francisco, christien kafton. ktvu fox two news. >> muni will be doing at some of spits market street stations, which means the early closure. e week long closuresúbegin tonight. the market street subway between embarcadero porte at 9:30 will connect all stops be done & 15th. >> president biden was back on his state of the union addresst& lastúnight, where heútouchedc on a number of controversial issues, including abortion and immigration. foxgs rebecca castor has more tonight on how the president went after his predecessor. while promoting his policies. >> president biden wasted no time slamming republicans and spdonald trump in his state of e too partizan, while democratswas atmosphere in theúhouse chamber thursday night felt more like a campaign rally than an update on the nation. >> my predecessor failedcc3 f1 most basic presidential duty that he owe

the plans for the 20-24 season are to collect almost 4,000 tons of sap in the birch groves of the minsk 500 tons more than last year. lishos products will not only be sent directly to customers, but the bulk will be supplied to processing enterprises. ilya tsvetkov, andrey gorodoboev and alexander moguchiy. news, central region. music on the strings of the belarusian soul from childhood, the folk art of their ancestors is comprehended by students of the novodvorskaya school in the minsk region, from belarusian folk songs to modern soundtracks. the colorful group is conducted by balalaechka dmitry.

then seriously damaged, forest restoration was painstakingly carried out, as a result, new young grovesn place of a windbreak. participation in the care of forest crops and the addition was taken by forestry enterprises of the entire minsk region, which here developed and also created forest crops, looked after them and supplemented them, and what i would like to note is that already in 2023 we introduced... according to the forestry enterprise it is 1300 hectares, you can become a green investor, making your personal contribution to forest restoration in all forestry enterprises of the country in april, this month traditionally marks the republican forest week event. alexey kondratenko, vitaly selyavka and grigory kristafovich. news central region. and since we’re talking about professionals in their field, i want to blow it. vevaldi's seasons were visualized in colors, i like the russian language lessons, they explain very well, a lot of interesting rules that are easy to remember, with exceptions. inna personally can make presentations and show us something new at every lesson. she c

grove more than 70,000 gallons of water spilled out causing really bad damage. there. the final concert of the summer had to be canceled. the concert meadow was able to reopen for the festival in 2022. one day after a united airlines flight lost a tire during takeoff from sfo. investigators are working to figure out what exactly happened. kron four's charles clifford joins us live now from the airport. charles, you spoke with a woman who found her car smashed from the falling debris. i didn't. well, good afternoon. yeah. the federal transportation authorities are investigating this very bizarre case. >> as you that tire that fell off the plane struck a couple of cars and we spoke with a woman basically at work and came out to find her vehicle smashed. a dramatic scene caught on video as a tire falls off the landing gear of a boeing triple 7 just after takeoff from sfo thursday morning. >> the tire landed in an airport employee parking lot, crushing one car and damaging at least one other vehicle. thankfully, no one was injured. one of the damage cars belong to l

for the groves, the intelligent irrigation system of the groves is done by using artificial intelligence , it does not require the presence of the gardener. the motorcycle rider's hand raises the temperature of his hand up to 40 degrees . where does he get his heat energy from the electricity of the motor itself and the youngest participant in the festival is 11 years old, how many devices did you make? this came to my mind, i made a cutting disc, a hair saw, a sanding machine, and a column drill . this year, 3,000 projects were held in 18 scientific branches. five rounds of judging have gone through until this student was selected. we tried not to limit ourselves to the competition at the youth festival , but to help these children move forward in the commercialization of their projects, and there is a university education for these children. regarding the plans themselves, we try to facilitate them in the field of patenting and give them advice, 500 approaches. the student's work is the result of the 25th period of kharazmi youth festival inventions that started from an idea in class a

well, how can beristov, not finding you tomorrow in the grove, will run to the forge, and see it, andan you expect from a people whose monument says to citizen minin, prince pozharsky, do you have time, alexey? yes, what, prince pozharsky, and what is citizen minin, bolokolnichiy. prince, dmitry mikhailovich pozharsky, philistine kozma minich sukhoruky, elected person from the entire state. the fatherland has even forgotten the real names of its saviors. pity are the people for whom the past does not exist. "father, let me say, what, alyosha, don’t you agree? but no, that’s not what i’m talking about, my horse was unshod, so they told me to shoe it, he was there, stepan shod it, but badly, apparently he was drunk, he was drunk, flog it, but i don’t really believe it, stepan is drunk, he’ll shoe it like that , whatever is expensive." well, okay, have them reforge it, and don’t interrupt over trifles, what am i talking about, in the area near, they say, there is vasily, a good blacksmith, who is near the area , yes, at murom, how are you? dare you even think such a thing, you know how h

una de las víctimas era residente de elk grove y el otro de oakland.la marina tower park al oeste de lodi, y cuando nuestros oficiales llegaron, encontraron a 2 personas en el agua. una de las personas la sacaron y la llevaron al muelle. y trataron de darle de primeros auxilios. y desafortunadamente, él falleció. la segunda persona era un juvenil al que pudieron sacar del agua. Él estaba bien y él nos indicó que había una tercera persona que estaba en el bote con ellos. así que seguimos la búsqueda para encontrar a la tercera persona. unas horas después, encontramos a la tercera persona y también fue llevada al muelle. desafortunadamente él también falleció para localizar una lieu de 21 años, fue necesario utilizar un robot que permitiera a los oficiales explorar el agua. esto debido a la falta de visibilidad. las autoridades investigan si el accidente tuvo que ver con algún desperfecto del bote, ya que al parecer no se estrelló contra ningún objeto . es por eso que es muy necesario. siempre usar chalecos salvavidas en cualquier embarcación. siempre le

the grove is over 730 to 830, 7 days a week, breakfast, lunch and dinner. pen. >> well to edge own little square we are a new culture "accelerating sf government performance - taking accountability and transparency to the next level." the artist and culture of chinatown. as an immigrant giveaway we tell the stories of chinatown the people that are here and the culture and history our presence and future through arts and culture. it is a 35 community. there is so many to see come come in and buy certify increases and ongoing exhibitions here t our >> handicap throwing it out there anniversary sfgovtv thank you for keeping our san francisco community informed. >> hi this is supervisor savvy happy thirty anniversary for the access to the community and all the partners in san francisco so many people don't know had is happened on a daily process within the hassle of san francisco government if makes it accessible to everyone. >> happy anniversary sfgovtv wow. h wow. the san francisco police department likes to congratulate off the record for thirty years of >>

. >>> this is not the first time there has been a massive water main break at stern grove. back in august 2021, officials had to cancel the last stern grove concert of the season esther -- after the park was flooded with water and mud. structure good afternoon. i'm ryan yamamoto. we are following developing news out of pacifica. cabrillo elementary just reopened following a threat that sent the threat -- sent to the school early this morning into a lockdown. the district alerted police that the campus was closed pending a search. police swept the school and gave the all clear to reopen unknown. school officials say students are allowed back on campus at this hour to make sure they have access to their lunch. >>> the faa is investigating after a united air lines jet rolled off the runway into the grass in houston, texas this morning. the plane had just landed at george bush intercontinental airport and was turning onto a taxiway when it happened. there were 160 passengers and six crew members on board. no one was hurt. it looks like it lost some of its landing gear. >>> a li

. >> reporter: steven groves is a senior policy analyst at the heritage foundation.mp's white house. in 2012, groves testified that the u.s. didn't need anyone's permission to mine the seabed. his views haven't changed. >> what businessman in their right mind said, i'm going to invest tens of billions of dollars into a company that i will then have to go and ask permission from an international organization to engage in deep seabed mining. >> but no general counsel, no board of a company, if faced with a clear right under a treaty that says, you can go and do this, or taking an action that's flatly contrary to the treaty, of course the companies are going to say, i want to take the clearly lawful route before i invest billions of dollars. >> reporter: lawyer john bellinger told us u.s. companies interested in mining the seabed want the legal guarantees of the treaty. even as other countries move ahead, steven groves insists american companies are staying away, not because the u.s. hasn't ratified a treaty, but because deep sea mining isn't viable. >> if china wants t

, intelligent irrigation system we do the groves in the way of a sleepy kirti .ng artificial intelligence , there is no need for a gardener to be present. gardening scissors are sharpened without the need for pruning trees in a robotic way, along with the side of making a multi-tasking robot. at the 11-year-old festival, i made a few machines , a disc grinder, a chainsaw, a sander, a drill press, and a column drill. i came up with these. kharazmi youth festival was held this year in 18 scientific branches. 3 thousand projects in these different fields. of course, different plans are recorded in different languages. 5 stages of judging were completed until these students were selected. we tried in place. simply let's not limit ourselves to competition, but help these children move forward in the commercialization of their designs, and there is a university education for these children themselves. regarding the designs themselves, we try to facilitate and advise them in the field of patents . 500 the invention is the result of the student initiative of 25 years of

the sigma stearns groves concert meadow was able to reopen for the festival in 2022. we do have a reporter headed to that water main break and we'll bring you any updates as soon as they come into our newsroom. so stay tuned for that. one day after united airlines flight lost a tire during takeoff from sfo. investigators are working to figure out just what happened there. well, for charles clifford joins us live now from the airport after speaking with some passengers, charles. >> well, this just a crazy story. nobody flies an airplane, wants to see a tire fall off. and we're learning today that a federal transportation authorities will be investigate. >> a dramatic scene caught on video as a tire falls off the landing gear of a boeing triple 7 just after takeoff from sfo thursday morning. the tire landed in an airport employee parking lot, crushing one car and damaging at least one other vehicle. thankfully, no one was injured. the plane which was bound for osaka. japan landed at lax thursday afternoon without incident. at this point. it's unclear why the wheel came

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grove after a geyser of water started shooting up from the ground into the air. our christie smith is following the story we will take a look at what triggered this problem. >>> the first of the new chinatown night markets is going on right now. it has started and what you need to know if you want to go join. >>> we first talked to about rosa vans and cars sitting idle. now we have uncovered a line of idle buses that are out of use. we are investigating and the action that vta is taking to deal with the problem. the news at 5:00 -- rather, nbc bay area news at 5:30 starts now. >> we are going to start with a breaking news we have been following since the 4:00 hour. a brush fire is burning in antioch. you can see how much black smoke this fire is generating. sky ranger has been over it over the last hour and this fire has grown to 18 acres and firefighters say they have no containment at this time. this is near the san joaquin river. it is about one mile north of the shopping center and it is generating a lot of lack smoke. no word on the cause but we do know that

[music] since the opening on third and mission in 2010 the grove is a epicenter. tis is part of the community. we bring tourist, we bring convention ears and have a huge group of locers who live here. we are their living room and love to see them on a regular basis and seek newcomers to the city of san francisco and serve them a good dose of san francisco hospitality. we make everything in house from scratch every dape we vahand carved [indiscernible] the chicken pot pie we serve probably a hundred thousand if not more. roasted chicken, prime rib, salad[indiscernible] coffee cake and [indiscernible] all the pies are fresh baked. the home made cookies are done, once, twice a day, depending how fast they go. we believe in goold old fashion home cooked food. we want to be a welcoming, warm hospitable place for everyone to come and hang out. respond time with friends and family, meet new people. have important conversation. relax and enjoy, rejuvenate, get restored, enjoy one another and the at mus sphere the growth. the grove is over 730 to 830, 7 days a week, breakf

in the summer of 2021 a water main ruptured flooding stern grove causing extensive damage to the hillside and the area around the festival stage, forcing cancellation of the final free concert of the season. those repairs cost around $20 million. no estimate yet on how much today's mess is going to take to clean up. we've talked a lot about aging infrastructure in san francisco and be this could be a product of that. >> could you imagine those neighbors hear that blow this morning and for hours and hours to see that and the mess afterwards, too, and the bill, whoever pays that one. stay tuned. >>> san francisco's mayor is laying out big plans for downtown's recovery despite recent high profile closures. we're talking about macy's in union square. the mayor used her state of the city yesterday to unveil a plan to attract 30,000 residents and students to the downtown area by 2030. one strategy to bring people back, night markets like the big one kicking off in chinatown tonight. this is a live look at the crowds on grant avenue. mayor breed is expected to join them at some point. the night

this was on the 1700 block right next to stern grove. crews worked from yesterday morning into the afternoon to get the water shut off. the real concern is this, take a look at this on your screen, it is a river of mud that started flowing by the neighborhood. >> i heard a crack, then boom, and i saw the water started shooting up. i didn't know how much the soil will get eroded from the water washing down the hill. >> stern grove has had a lot of trees come down, it is a precarious area. >> the city worked to make sure the hillside was stable. and this is not the first time that a water main break caused drama in the same neighborhood, you might remember this back in 2021, a break flooded stern grove, forcing the cancellation of the final concert. >>> we have light rain showers moving into the north bay this morning but today is not going to be a washout, showers are largely going to fall apart and most of us will see a couple of sprinkles but a stronger system will send more moisture to us and a better rain chance is in the forecast by

the grove is over 730 to 830, 7 days a week, breakfast, lunch and dinner. >> good morning everybody! [applause] good morning. [applause] and welcome. [applause] there's my grandma. well come. welcome to san francisco james r herman cruz terminal at pier 27. the first stop for all most 300 thousand people

this is happening near stern grove on -- street.co crews are telling people to stay away, as they assess risk to both structures, like that one right there, as well as residents in the area. they say customers in the surrounding area might experience low or no water pressure and that repairs may take several hours due to the size of that pipe. >> that is quite the geyser. >>> san francisco will be welcoming yet another major sporting event a year from now. and as we reported earlier this week, the labor cup is coming to this city. but now we're hearing from the big star behind that tournament. >> that's right. nbc bay area ginger saab is live in san francisco. ginger, you chatted with the tennis great, roger federer, who's staying in the city for the first time. >> that's right. we wanted to welcome him to the city by the bay. tennis great roger federer couldn't be more excited to be in san francisco and make this big announcement, put a face to this big announcement. he's a basketball fan, which is why sports fans and golden state

mounds are dark, scorched by the sun, and misty whites walk in succession, through noisy and green groves young guy, through simpler noisy ones. the fields are green, skenetz came out , a young guy, you know, when i go to concerts, i sing this song, the whole country sings along and supports you, dear friends, whoever is there, thank you very much, thank you for and we watch your programs, we don’t we miss it, like we’re waiting for a holiday, because then i’m so inspired, such inspiration comes when yours... thank you, well, thanks to people like you, it turns out like this atmosphere and such programs, we love you, very much, yes, what will we sing at the table today, daria, daria, let's daria, daria, dissolve your people, i'm enough for everyone instead, love is expensive to watch, they are marrying the bride, daria you are the soul, i am the gift good, it’s a pleasure to look at, they are marrying the bride, i am your soul, yes i am good, it is a pleasure to look at, they are marrying the daughter-in-law, at oak tables, the matchmakers passed and the bride at the party, the children s

the grove is over 730 to 830, 7 days a week, breakfast, lunch and dinner. with chris manner today's special guests i'm chris you're watching san francisco rising the rebuilding and reimaging and our guests the executive director of the homeland security and today to talk about the city and solutions and welcome to the show. >> thank you an honor to be here. >> let's a start by talking about people traeld don't consider that much the business programs what does the city need to have that. >> most people think of homeless they think of people they see on the street in the tenderloin and many people experiencing homeless have not visible to the average person and a lot of those people are children or older adults and families that is what we see at the department of homeless on top of homeless among the black community we don't realize there. 40 percent of our homeless populationist with the african-americans and only 5 percent of the population today the with the african-american and the same thing about the communities that over represent and we we try to ma

katya, hello, hello, hello , welcome to the birch grove, this is our project together with lera and mishaland, such a small dream was to build a recreation center for families, for people who wants to relax, enjoy this vacation, when misha was born, literally 2 days later we were given the name of the street and the street is called novaya mishkina, each house is different, these are stages of our life, that is, we did when the first houses, we we made use of the opportunities that were available, we had a situation, probably, well, about three weeks ago, people were coming in perhaps with animals, people were coming in with animals and we planted these birch trees, they weren’t here, we brought this, they were planted here, and the dog ate a birch tree, she chewed it up and dug it up, ran around the territory, and people... damn it, what should we do? your dog ate a berevo for yours, well , it was funny, nothing, we forgave people, they said, but it’s normal, that is, you can bring cats here, you have a cat, you have a cat, bring it, bring them here, bring them, bring them here , it will

well water gushing into the air, surprising neighbors on wawona street near stern grove and pine laketo appear on camera, described the spectacle. >> it looked like a giant tower of water about three stories tall. it was really surprising. >> and here's what it looked like from sky seven. the san francisco public utilities commission explained what happened, quote, the cause of the break appears to be the failure of an eight inch valve connected to a 16 inch water transmission line. the scope and schedule for all repairs, including for the hillside, into the park, is still being determined. maxine shaw saw what happened after the deluge of water came down and crews turned off the flow. >> well, there's a big pit next to someone's home, so probably there's, they're going to have to shore up the home. >> crews taped off parts of the area and were working on putting up fencing. >> so i want that fence line all the way down here. >> about three years ago, there was another water main break around here at sloat and 22nd avenue, about 700,000 gallons of water flooded

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local officials called shelling attacks by keeps forces footage released by the government of belle grove. road through social media shows destroyed vehicles and damage buildings. in addition to the evacuation official, se schools will close, at least for the holidays, while universities will hold classes remotely. they also said a buffer zone would be created to protect civilians against strikes and across the border rates. in the area of this map shows, bells a road close to the border with ukraine, which has hosted on c kremlin. russian sizes is launched across the border rates. president brought him at post and said russia must ensure the safety of its residence in the regions affected by the war. veteran is that they should just be, should the primary task is to ensure security. there are different ways they are not easy, but we will do it or can use no more than what we did. of course, we can respond to the list of the same with the exact same thing. you my 0 striking civilian infrastructure and all the similar targets that the enemy is throwing us used and they don't use eastern eu

now since november, when the government based homepage grove joined, the, what were these ro, attacking all shapes, coming in? oh, out all the activities have been stopped here. a controversial soc, is removed from the scale from one place bigger after went off a religious taking on political school and the, it's just struck 10 am here in most go where you are joining us. problem right. got the well, a welcome to audience nation. well, well, uh, russian, secure to services have accused key of, of direct involvement and fridays terror attack. and most of which came the lives of 139 people. watches for ministry says that washington is so how to handle the atrocity as revealed by the way we acted to event. and they have exposed themselves. the us started shouting, not cooling for an investigation, but started taking ukraine out of the picture, their engagement and involvement. and the story is of this, if they had not to be in the 1st statements, would have been what they should have been, namely about the need for an investigation and inquiry and the presentation of facts. a foreign minis

since november when the government base school phase grove joined. the, what were these roles? all activities have been stopped here. have a key, is there any part of a life is targeted by yet many who the forces to say they hit full west in colorado vessels and to us from all ships and the red sea regions this week. the, well, this is all to international live on loud from most go with the one use front on the center as well. so india is a foreign ministry, has some of the us of deputy ambassador for explanations of the washington criticize the detention of an opposition politician on corruption charges. my name is across the board. it shows a different route arriving at the ministry building its service called it the meeting went off of 40 minutes previously where some powers germany in the us had issued warnings against india over the reason the rest of the head of delegates local government of a major opposition figure is all correspondence shot a man incident and met his goal in between the source. just march the head of the government of denny, that is our when did you al

now since november, when the young men base tuesdays grove joined, the worthies ro, attacking all safe to come and eat, allowed all activities have been stopped here. they controversial. salt is removed from the sale from one of the malaysia biggest to store chains off the whipped up. they will adjust the current all they got an electrical tube in the company. the problem myself and the team here at ortiz h q a will welcome to the program. it's good to have you with us this wednesday. the 27th of march will fast up. well, uh, russian security services have accused key of, of direct involvement and fridays terror attack and most go which claims the lives of 139 people washed. his foreign ministry says the washington is so how to handle mutual city, as revealed by the way it reacted to events they have exposed themselves. the us started shouting, not quoting for an investigation, but started taking ukraine out of the picture, their engagement and involvement. and the story is of this, if they had not to be in the 1st statements, would have been what they should have been. namely about th

a two-story wooden synagogue was built in the grove.he soviet years. at the end of the eighties. under her , the ishiva, a jewish educational institution, was opened. unfortunately, in 1993, the synagogue burned down, burning like a torch, but when they cleared away the rubble, under the charred logs they found an ark with preserved torah scrolls, untouched by either fire or saving water. in 2000, a new jewish community center with a synaga was built on this site. architect, chief architect of jerusalem, gadovich. this may not be a unique architecture, but... there is an important detail here: the façade is laid jerusalem stone, from which the western wall was built. the synagogue, according to the ancient greek congregation, is a place of prayer, public worship and the center of religious life. the outside of a synagogue can be anything; they were built with classical order elements, with carved gothic rosettes, moorish domes, and soft art nouveau lines. architectural fashion is changeable, but inside there must be a rectangular room,

i love syria, its reddish lands, its green olive groves, its sea blue, its wonderful...her, i love the place where the pagan saul turned into a christian preacher and apostle paul, admiring the incomparable mosque of the amigiads, over each empty window, like a black eyebrow, there was a smear of thick soot. kambryk told me how islamic radicals break into cities, expel residents from their homes, commit outrages, kill some, and drive others away from their homes to the sound of machine gun fire. the syrian military wanted to show me the destroyed city, and we had to pass through a dangerous place where a hostile one was working. sniper drove up a combat vehicle infantry, loose, old, with chewed armor, i climbed into the landing compartment , young syrian soldiers scattered around me , one young fighter, a neighbor, painfully stabbed me with a sharp elbow, we roared at great speed into the city, and i still waited, that a bullet was clanging on the armor, but it didn’t clang , once we were in a safe place, we got out of the car, and a young syrian soldier... smiled joyful

read seems once a breezy harbor it is that common sense, november, when the young men face to face grove joined. the, what were these ro, attacking all shapes coming, you know, out all the activities have been stopped here. uh, controversial salt is removed from the sale for one of my days has biggest store chain after web stuff. so when they just economic and political pullman, the country 6 people are presumed dead as a search and rescue asked what is finally built all sending us. it's all told to the following tuesdays, huge bridge, cut off the hello and welcome to our to international is just on 9 am here in the russian capital. thanks for choosing us. this wednesday will fast up while a russian security services have accused of of direct involvement. and friday's power talking moscow, which play the lives of at least $100.00 and such 9 people watches, foreign ministry says the washington also how to handle the atrocity as revealed by the way it reacted to events they have exposed themselves. the us started shouting, not quoting for an investigation, but started taking ukraine out of

read seems once a busy harbor, it is dead calm now since november when they get me in bass, who stays grove joined the worthies ro, attacking all shapes, coming in. oh, out all the activities have been stopped here. and a controversial salt is removed from sale from one of the nation's biggest store chains, off true width, also religious economic and political strollman. the come to the, this is us international live from the russian capital where it just struck midday . it's good to see a welcome to the program. but we all starting with breaking news coming out of new delhi. the indian foreign ministry has someone to the us deputy on pasta washington, his criticism of the detention of a key opposition figure in the country that the meeting has taken place. though no details have yet been released, india said the american rhetoric could set an unhealthy precedent in diplomacy. states are expected to be respectful of the sovereignty and internal affairs of others. this responsibility is even more so in case of fellow democracies, it could otherwise end up setting, unhealthy precedents earlie

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on the red same israel is only southern maritime guy since november when the yemen bass, who stays grove joined the worthies road, all activities have been stopped here to get the key is ready for it of a lot has targeted by him. and if it would be forces to say he's a 5th. western cargo vessel was on to us warships and the red sea regions this week, [000:00:00;00] the from washington, the aging. and so many places in between a ton of your top storage ready to roll here on out to you to india is a foreign ministry. has some of the us deputy, i'm busted up for. explanations and south of washington criticize the detention of an opposition politician on corruption charges in diplomacy. states are expected to be respectful of the sovereignty and internal affairs of others. this responsibility is even more so in case of fellow democracies, it could otherwise end up sitting unhealthy precedence on the following quarter to showing the different about arriving at the ministry building. it's a 4th at the meeting, went on for 40 minutes. previously western powers, germany in the us had issued warn

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