the first was lloyd groves ex-wife. >> lloyd groves did come home, july 15th. >> something he never did person to testify was this woman, gail taylor. she had a story to tell that she had kept to herself for decades. it was the mid-'90s and taylor said she and groves worked together. according to taylor, she went to groves one day to vent after discovering drugs in her son's room. >> i would like, i don't know what i'm going to do, he's going to get in trouble and he will end up dying if the drugs don't kill him, his mother will. lloyd was at his desk and very calmly said, well, i know how to get rid of a body so it would never be found. >> the defense argue that he was joking. >> i wouldn't joke about being able to dispose of the body where no one can find it if i had been investigated for killing someone and they never found the body. >> prosecution close by asking who lloyd -- who but lloyd groves could've killed kathy and in return, the defense stood ready to ask a provocative question of their own. could kathy have simply run away? >>> coming up. >> do you really think she lived pa

the saudi owner of the grove said imam ali hussain, it is said that these groves were created by imam ali. kurd imam hossein also worked here next to imam ali . these groves are irrigated with water from the wells mentioned by imam ali. mr. diyani, an islamic history expert who was with us, said about the wells of madinah: amir al-mu'minin did not rule in their hands for 25 years. in these 25 years of being in medina, one of the activities they do is economic activity. it was for the benefit of the people. maintaining wells in different parts of madinah is an example this is one of those wells where we are present, which is registered in the name of amirul momineen. most of medina's wells are under reconstruction. but some of these wells still have water. madinah munura with 17,000 groves of 220,000 tons of dates annually. it produces, the major part of which is reserved for the reception of the pilgrims of the prophet's ahl al-bayt, peace be upon him . seyyed adnan, a researcher at the madina munourah radio and television news agency. the meteorological organization predicted a relat

it is the product of medina's groves. he gave us the address of one of the large groves in medina. we also visited one of the groves in medina. abul kalam bengali abul kalam, the bengali farmer who is responsible for maintaining the grove, listed the best dates in medina for us. the saudi owner of nakhlestan said: it is called imam ali hussain. it is possible that mr. diyani, an expert in islamic history who was with us, said about the wells of medina , amir al-mu'minin was not in their hands for 25 years . maintaining wells in different parts of medina is an example of those kings, this is where we are, but some of these wells still have water. medina munorah with 17 thousand the palm grove produces 220,000 tons of dates every year , most of which is dedicated to the pilgrims of the prophet's family, peace be upon him. seyyed adnan mohaghegh of sed and sima news agency. madina manurah, the ceremony of the 7th day of the martyrdom of seyed taher mostafavi , the pilot of the helicopter flight of the president , will be held this evening at the grave of this martyr in the plot of 27

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and then what makes this project a little bit more unique is the minnesota grove, the minnesota grove you can see as a representative example and i'll have a couple more photos, this is the street intersection, the photos are looking eastward. this is basically a community lead garden insleighsing --installation, the community seeing what was just debris and dirt piled up on the road they decide today make it into a garden, something unique and special. the original grove extends from 24th street to about two-thirds of the way towards 25th street. in this project, i don't have construction, we phased that it was going to be the tail end where we're going to do a lot of infrastructure improvement. as part of this, we also worked with mta. one of the problem with the minnesota grove, it's a little overgrown, there is a retaining wall behind all of these plants. unfortunately, this retaining wall gets hit by cars and things and things like that so part of the project is constructional improvements so there is no failure. we also worked with mta, you can see that there is no parking and i

in wild fires roared through groves and as well as the heat claire and andy are facing a new disease.italy we have the _ facing a new disease. in italy we have the bacterial - we have the bacterial infection, which has wiped out huge numbers of olive groves. with ehad to invest in saplings that are mori sees tent to it. a lot smaller and will take time — a lot smaller and will take time to— a lot smaller and will take time to start producing. that issue — time to start producing. that issue will— time to start producing. that issue will continue to get worse _ issue will continue to get worse over the next few years. the cost — worse over the next few years. the cost of _ worse over the next few years. the cost of picking and pressing a are much more expensive. 30-40% expensive. 30—40% more, and fuel prices have gone up and bottling gone up have gone up and bottling gone up so tins are double what they

here on grove street, firecrews cleared the area. they have red tagged the home. terry, along with six family members and his three dogs have been displaced. two people injured including his parents, list father received burns on his head. his mother remains in the hospital but is expected to make a full recovery. earlier i spoke with terry right after he walked out of his home to assess some of the damage. he says his biggest fear was getting his parents out alive. >> lost everything, you know, lost everything, all of my memories from being a little kid, jumping off of the walls, doing stuff, it is gone, burnt away. that is like it was taken away from me. >> reporter: neighbors are also devastated by this fire. i am told terry and his family are stapleses in this community and neighbors plan to do their part to help this family rebuild. >> everybody knows him and loves him. it is because of who he is. he is a guy that is sought interacting with a lot of people here and up at the park, obviously. and everybody loves him. you know, he is a great guy. plus, he grew

always fun when stern grove rolls back around. felt like summertime today even though we're in the midpoint of spring essentially. things will shift a bit heading into the weekend, not yet for inland parts of the bay area, one more hot day with a moderate heat risk. you have to really overexert yourself to have complications. temperatures begin to back down sunday to slightly above average levels for inland parts of the bay area and back to almost exactly normal around the bay and along the coast. let's look at things now in san jose, blue skies overhead for the entire bay area. high temperatures today, 90 degrees in santa rosa and concord, san jose 86 degrees, a dozen degrees above normal, low 80s in fremont, upper 70s briefly in san francisco, reached a high of 78 degrees early this afternoon and then it's been in free fall since then, low 60s for half moon bay, another day of low to mid-60s along the coast tomorrow and right around 60 degrees for the foreseeable future after that. tonight temperatures drop down as the fog sprea

the easing hour way into the weekend with this year's stern grove festival, the lineup just announced. and here's another live look outside before we get to break. we will be right back. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ girl: sydney, what's up? sydney: nothing. girl: are you ok? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ girl: talk to me. just shut up! nicotine's a neurotoxin that can escalate teen irritability. (♪♪) that can escalate teen irritability. francisco will come alive with not one, but two night markets, celebrating different cultures within the aapi community. we have already seen the popularity of the night market in chinatown this year. now bonn grew and beet are back celebrating with food and dancing. the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> victory loves every chance she gets to share her culture. she has been performing and choreographing two decades, she's from northern inyeah and one of the styles she likes to showcase. >> i love it because it's really beautiful. it's very grateful. it's colorful. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this particular dpings is the -- dance is from punjab. it will take over three city blocks in do

but the groves, great frustration.emocrats on the senate public safety committee added amendments to the bill to exempt 16 17 year-olds in the legislation out of concern. some in that age range, maybe taking advantage of in lord into the purchasing of commercial notion is 16 17 year old children. >> are somehow less deserving of additional protections is absolutely absurd. stockton, democratic senator susan talamantes eggman called up members of her own party for adding in the done. i'm done with us protecting people who would buy. and abuse our children. i'm done. >> i don't want to send more black and brown men to prison. i don't want more people in prison, but i don't want people buying girls. i don't want people buying little girls anymore. and i'm tired of saying it's okay. i'm not arguing that we opened the gage to flood our prisons with people. but i am arguing that we have a moral responsibility to say enough, we have given away enough on this area and we've got to move back into the we all look like fools. it

and this latest attack on belle grove comes soon off to the other. like to pay the precious photos that fellow david cameron green lighted a tax on russian territory. not those comments received widespread condemnation from russian officials, but he hasn't wrote back on those. in fact, he's taking a formal belligerent stones towards russia when it comes to just weeks off to a rush and human rights organizations that have leaked information about left tenant general antonio a do. so was, in fact, the person that was most demanding, the attacks on the belgrade a region, deliberately targeting somebody. and it is part of a plan to wreak havoc saying that they're all know civilians. only anybody's now he said to be the shadow. come on, drove the crating on falls in the wake of the sucking of generals emotionally. the attacks also take place at a time when russia is making advances on the possible field in the talk of region that has been in 10 spots which taking place. do crating authorities have spoken of these intense bottles close to the with the belg

but to groves, great frustration. democrats on the senate public safety committee added amendments to the bill to exempt 16 17 year-olds in the legislation out of concern. some in that age range, maybe taking advantage of in lord into the purchasing of commercial notion is 16 17 year old children. >> are somehow less deserving of additional protections is absolutely absurd. stockton, democratic senator susan talamantes eggman called up members of her own party for adding in the exemption. i'm done with us. >> protecting people who would buy. and abuse our children. i'm done. >> i don't want to more black and brown men to prison. i don't want more people in prison, but i don't want people buying girls. i don't want people buying little girls anymore. and i'm tired of saying it's ok, we have a moral responsibility to say enough, we have given away enough on this area and we've got to move back into the we all look like fools. it seemed for colleagues agreed. >> 36 0. the measure passes in the assembly. members passed a

but general groves saw something in him that apparently no one else saw groves: when meeting oppenheimer couldn't help it. there wasn't a better man. rhodes: he chose oppenheimer against the advice of most of these leaders that he had around him in the scientific community. oppenheimer had never led any large enterprise. but oppenheimer was really good at explaining things. wellerstein: he was extremely charming, and he had this ability to sort of hold a lot of things in his head at once and keep aware of how they all fit together. and this is apparently what general groves recognized in him. eisenbach: for security purposes, this project needs to happen away from everything. so groves tells oppenheimer to just come up with a place where this would actually work. and it was oppenheimer who suggests the new mexico desert. so they go to scope out a site. it's called los alamos. carr: oppenheimer knew the area well. he had spent a lot of time here. charles oppenheimer: when he left new york as a young man and went to new mexico... ...that was a-- just a really important part of his life. go

talking stern grove festival lineup. revolting that. who else will be taking the stage?bit ahead in this broadcast. ♪ ♪ get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ we can tell you what it's capable of or you could find out for yourself. how we get there matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. >>> right now on cbs news bay area at 6:30 in the morning. good morning. this is our camera up on black mountain looking down on one of many beautiful bay area vistas. we're talking about your weather this weekend and you have the 411 on this. >>> this they were of the warmth that we've had. so i think the best way to do it is the look at the visuals and reed just showed us the view from the top of mount diablo, pettily clear for inland contra costa county. that, however is what's happening right now. right through the golden gate bridge. beautiful view from sutro tower. but let's do one better than this. we time lapse this from our camera. this is our exclusive view looking at it from the top of the salesforce tower over the last hour. just to drive hom

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it all started at flying colors comics, located at the grove oak grove shopping center. there in concord. store opened back in 1998. owner says comic books make people happy, but there's also an educational element. see readers of all ages come into comics, find what they love and be, become avid readers. and we've seen, test scores go up in schools. all right, flying colors comics is expected to close early next year, with hopes hopes it will open way free comic book day at the oak grove shopping center there starts at 11 tomorrow morning. up next. yes this is real. no, not a prop. see how disney is bringing star wars to life just in time for may the 4th. and here's a look inside rockefeller center. lester holt preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories. are you ready for this? pilotless warplanes, not drones. pilotless warplanes. that's what the air force is now testing. a rare look at the plans to field a ai operated combat jets. lester holt joins us from business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that k

and this latest attack on belle grove comes soon after the unelected pay. the british photos that zillow, david cameron green lighted a tax on russian territory. not those comments received widespread condemnation from russian officials, but he hasn't wrote back on those. in fact, he's taking a formal belligerent stones towards russia and it comes a just weeks off to a rushing human rights organizations that have leaked information that left tenant general antonio due to what was in fact the person that was most demanding. the attacks on the battle garage a region, deliberately targeting somebody, and as part of a plan to re coverage segment. they're all no civilians, only anybody's now, he said to be the shadow. come on, drove the crating on falls in the wake of the sucking of generals, and there's need the attack tools to take place at a time when russia is making the boxes on the possible field in the talk of a region that has been in 10 spots which taking place we here in a bowl chunk square, proves of smoke is being seen above the city as both sides ex

this is the 87th stern grove music festival. first come first serve on the festival's website and they go fast. >> mother's day, quickly approaching you get today's san francisco is hoping you'll spend it at union square union square in bloom is hosting a mother's day concert and fashion show much like the one last year. it's the video we're showing yet. there will be bright floral displays salsa, dancing, live music and a bloom could tour gown will be revealed and it will be made by a local designer first 220 moms in attendance will receive a gift as well. the event is on sunday from 02:00pm to 05:00pm. top baby names of 2023 are officially out according to the social security administration. olivia and liam have topped the list for the 5th year in a row. >> for boys, noaa came in at number 2, all of hers. number 3, james, old standby at number 4, followed by elijah mateo theodore henry, lucas and williams, some classics in for the girls. the most common names after olivia r m a charlotte, amelia followed by sophia mia isabella

can see behind me, this is the often loss of a ukrainian attack on a residential building in belle grove city. on sunday morning. now this attack was carried out according to the authorities with western supplied weapons. it's been described as a terror attack at 10 stories of this building collapsing at least 15 people we know what killed in the initial strike. many will have been wounded emergency services work throughout the day yesterday and overnight in a desperate attempt to pull people from the rubble. the belgrade governor has praised locals for the actions as well. many people from the local community, from the local navy, a volunteer to pull the elderly men, women, and children from the rubble. now, those efforts were hung put on the because the part of the building collapse and 3 emergency workers were injured. as a result of that, but also ukraine targeted behavior, again, causing them to the emergency relief efforts to be stopped on these 5 occasions. obviously hum, picking these attempts to pull any of those that were left in the rubble. now, another building nearby was als

but to groves, great frustration. democrats on the senate public safety committee added amendments to the bill to exempt 16 17 year-olds in the legislation out of concern. some in that age range, maybe taking advantage of in lord into the purchasing of commercial notion is 16 17 year old children. >> are somehow less deserving of additional protections is absolutely absurd. stockton, democratic senator susan talamantes eggman called up members of her own party for adding in the exemption. i'm done with us. >> protecting people who would buy and abuse our children. i'm done. >> i don't want to send more black and brown men to prison. i don't want more people in prison, but i don't want people buying girls. i don't want people buying little girls anymore. and i'm tired of saying it's ok, we have a moral responsibility to say enough, we have given away enough on this area and we've got to move back into the we all look like fools. it seemed her colleagues agreed. >> i was 36 to 0. the measure passes in the assembly. memb

see behind me, this is the often more of a you cried new attack on a residential building in belle grove, city. yes. at destruction. the other option, we need to know the garage once again find itself in. you creams cross has with almost 20 civilians killed as missiles and shells. read down the main city all change at the top. loudon and put to nominate the deputy prime minister as the new defense minister will ask us what the means and failing to success, new delhi agrees the wrong the key ronnie import despite the patio and to ron from western sun and he's ready settlers attack to do it any in shots and carrying vital he miniature and age to gazda, and that's, that's what's left of the enclaves, health care system is set to be on the brink of collapse, the kind of that welcome to our international i a mike up quite sure where the latest updates now will begin roches coolest region where one civilian has been killed in 3 office injured in a crate. in drone attack, local authorities report that cost traveling along the highway were targeted with explosive devices dropped on them. during

the grove is over 730 to 830, 7 days a week, breakfast, lunch and dinner.

but the groves, great frustration.enate public safety committee added amendments to the bill to exempt 16 17 year-olds in the legislation out of concern. some in that age range, maybe taking advantage of in lord into the purchasing of commercial notion is 16 17 year old children. >> are somehow less deserving of additional protections is absolutely absurd. stockton, democratic senator susan talamantes eggman called up members of her own party for adding in the exemption. i'm done with us. >> protecting people who would buy and abuse our children. i'm done. >> i don't want to send more black and brown men to prison. i don't want more people in prison, but i don't want people buying girls. i don't want people buying little girls anymore. and i'm tired of saying it's ok, we have a moral responsibility to say enough, we have given away enough on this area and we've got to move back into the we all look like fools. it seemed for colleagues agreed. >> 36 to 0. the measure passes passed a bill referred to as the pet rent. ben

the grove is over 730 to 830, 7 days a week, breakfast, lunch and dinner. for regular meeting of the municipal transportation agency board of directors and parking authority commission to order secretary of seville, please call the roll on the roll. director henderson here. henderson present. director hinsey. here. kinsey. present. director. so here. so present. director. tarlov. here. tarlov. present. director. kahina here. kahina. present. chair. ekin. here you can present. we are expecting director hemminger to join us shortly. and for the record, i note that director hinsey is attending this meeting remotely. director hinsey is reminded that she must appear on camera throughout the meeting and in order to speak or vote on any items, places you on item number three. the ringing and use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. the chair may order the removal from the room. any person responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone or similar sound producing electronic device places you on

but to groves, great frustration.ocrats on the senate public safety committee added amendments to the bill to exempt 16 17 year-olds in the legislation out of concern. some in that age range, maybe taking advantage of in lord into the purchasing of commercial notion that 16 17 year old children. >> are somehow less deserving of additional protections is absolutely absurd. stockton, democratic senator susan talamantes eggman called up members of her own party for adding in the done. i'm done with us protecting people who would buy. and abuse our children. i'm done. >> i don't want to send more black and brown men to prison. i don't want more people in prison, but i don't want people buying girls. i don't want people buying little girls anymore. and i'm tired of saying it's okay. i'm not arguing that we opened the gage to flood our prisons with people. but i am arguing that we have a moral responsibility to say enough, we have given away enough on this area and we've got to move back into the we all look like fools. it

oh, goodbye, all my vazis, dark groves, darniks, and you, goodbye, for my sake, dark groves and gniki, and you farewell, the village of my birth, ay dark rochit kicks, and you farewell, dear body, dark ro, dates. if you accept berendyukov’s version, this is a farewell to the guys in the army, this is the fourteenth year, then there was an imperialist war, and what then it happened with russia, we all know, well, come on , after all, we all those who heard the apple for the first time in the seventies, were shocked by the culture that you... somehow dragged into these through the editors, you know, you are the filters of this melody itself , yes it was like that, come on, after all, this leningradsky, this is a brilliant leningradsky, how can i tell you, a masterpiece, i’m like a house with two windows into the garden, you also have a repertoire, apple 2.0 plays this brilliant one, guys, you know this, such gimman leningrad 76th. friends are leaving, the traces of their steps are cooling, i i’m waiting for those who don’t come, the door is wide open, the wind is driving through the roo

i'm gianna franco and don't forget stern grove. >> oh my gosh. >> we are going to be there. >> chakan. >> let me love you and rock you chaka khan. rock the morning right now and a live look outside on this thursday. ooh look at this gorgeous -- i love this perspective. i know, we need chaka khan playing in the background to get us going. but look at this sun coming upover the bay. jessica, nothing is prettier than that this morning. >> makes you want to listen to doobie brothers, they're also at stern grove. >> so is frank moody. so much good music here in the bay and as we head in the next couple of months and the weather is going to get nicer and nicer and a summer-like pattern already for us here in the bay area. starting today. and okay maybe it's not noticeable right now we're still in the 50s and 40s throughout the bay area but here's what's happening. as we head into in next couple of days you are going to notice it feels a lot warmer than what we're used to during this time of year. high pressure is sitting just offshore and that's creating a little bit of like a heat dome fo

tuesday when a fire ripped through his family's home on grove street where they have lived for over 50 years. >>>>everything that's lost everything like you know, everything. i want memories, everything like as a little kid for playing up and down the house jumping off the wall stuff. it's going like it's just it's burned away. >anne>made it out alive. a miracle, he says. including his 3 dogs. but mystery surrounds the cause of the fire. after a string of racist threats targeting terry remain unsolved >>>>city heart i think there's something in this happened. every time leaving like something's going on, like i feel like i need to stay here and protect my house 24 hours now, >anne>like even so he won't speculate as to how the fire could have started. earlier this month community members rallied together and launched a gofundme for terri to install cameras in his home after a noose and a black doll were left in front of his door. the cameras were installed, but the batteries were charging while the fire erupted. during that time, terry was at city hall meeting with city officials about

about this, i don’t understand what we are thinking about, about bombs, but bombs, general leslie grovess so pleased with alsas's results that he used mission agents to further study german laboratories, dragging everything that was in bad shape. scouts , professionals, nuclear scientists, while mercilessly robbing their manhattan atomic project, taking 24 of the best specialists from there. how disastrous this project was, if the bet was on capturing the bomb from the germans, one american physicist wrote: “it seems that we have gotten ourselves involved in a hopeless cause.” the project is not moving forward one iota, our leaders, in my opinion, do not believe in it at all success, and we don’t believe it either, if it weren’t for the huge money they pay us here, i think we would have been doing something more useful long ago. it is noteworthy that the americans, having essentially robbed the french as part of the mission, made a book-length story out of it. yes, now the participants in those events, the heroes who violated the agreements, who prevented the nazis from creating a bomb.

talk about your relationship with the grove, you don’t need to talk to her about it, why?to her against the backdrop of the loss of a natural child, a person from depression, lost his job , improved greatly, she began to take care of herself, against the background of this... she developed pathological jealousy, uh-huh, she began throwing hysterics and scandals at her husband, she threatened that she would commit suicide if he didn’t leave, well, one fine day she came home from work, she lying in the bathroom, covered in blood, lena bandaged it, yes, of course, she was in the store when roshchina bought it. well, make it bigger, so this is the grove that was poisoned, otherwise show it, yes, it’s it, the hair is the same, and the eyes, come on, damn it, the camera is blocked, well, move away. didn’t move away, if he hadn’t blocked the camera, we would have seen how tishchenko injected poison, lord, how tired i am, what am i doing here, like everyone else, resting? okay, good, well, how do you like it, bad, why bad, bad that i didn’t know about seabreeze before, the film is

and the a small number of olive groves here irrigated in the dry season. rose, i lose has to water all his trees, but many farm is gone to full, the extra drinking more to. now that could be a solution, some foam is and tree mysteries using reclaimed wasteful. to irrigate that crops, they buy it from the low, closer to $116.00 p refines thomas pay around half of what they would for drinking more to researches at. the university of sax have investigated. the efficiency of irrigating with reclaimed wastewater, which is usually expensive to dispose of women living, or research in which has been published in international journals. it shows that this water can enrich this way with organic matter. and so also boost production in organic. what documentation wanted, that could be a business, a promise many needs, high quality soil and move on to then they did a few years ago. in order to increase that on the fields, thomas light rows, they lose have counted more trees pub floats, and these now compete for ever sketched the levels of food to organic pharmacy ferrying better. they've retained t

. >>> there is a growing problem in the groves that fill america's orange juice glasses, and it's leavingfast staple more expensive than ever. here's christine romans. >> reporter: in florida this fourth generation citrus farmer is smack in the middle of an industry in crisis. >> we try to be optimistic. we're farmers. we're optimists by nature. >> reporter: but he's all too aware of the problem. orange juice prices this week hitting all-time highs, up 56% just this year with little relief in sight. production in florida challenged by extreme weather events like hurricane ian in 2022. harvests have been declining in recent years. >> we face a lot of challenges beyond our control, weather being the main one. just here in recent months, we've had a severe drought in most of the state. >> reporter: and the even bigger squeeze comes from further south in brazil. the largest orange producer in the world where volatile warmer weather means this season's crop will be the smallest since 1989's and down 24% from last year. >> is it an overstatement to say there's a crisis in orange juice productio

the redwood grove, spreckels lake. holiday tree lighting. the 50th anniversary of summer of live and in 2020 celebrated in the rain the parks own 150th anniversary. we got a little shorted because of the pandemic, so 154 is the new 150, which is why we are making such a to do out of today. [applause] golden gate park is resilient and bigger then any one event, policy, decision or person. but that doesn't mean our kunt stewardship of the space isn't critical. ernest hemmingway, today is one day in all the days that will ever be but what will happen in all the other days that come can depend on what you do today. perhaps only this park itself knows what the future holds. it is the keeper of all of this city stories and secrets. no doubt it will always be the guardian of san francisco's treasureed public memory, so happy birthday golden gate park. you will always be san francisco's very important place. [applause] not bad for 154 year old. i'm not that old. alright. so, we all love the space. and if is really really nice to be here. i'm going t

it won’t fade with joy almost for me, it’s not for me that the gardens bloom, in the valley the groveu are of course incredibly similar, that’s something, something in common with yuri shcherbakov, you probably know him, yes, you know him, yes, right here. this is also a cossack spirit, very cool, thank you, it seems to me that you can do a duet with a shaman, even though it’s generally easy now, let’s try, but for me, why not, well, let’s try the same song, so, but for me kusorentsa, me, thank you, it was very pleasant for me to remember, mutually, or should i push for now? sit and chat. i would now like to introduce sasha bardyun, his fellow countryman, artyom mamaev from the city of sorangsk. he will now appear on our national stage. with a song performed by mikhail evdakimov in 1999, immediately after a minute of silence on mount nagorushka. oh, okay. on a mountain, on a little hill, under a white birch tree, i bowed my little head, a nameless cross. one day, the simpletons are lulled by the wind and some fellow is sleeping in a deep sleep, in another... ronushka cried all her eye

there is a right to witness in this grove of lovers. when the turn of the roaring lions of the patriots comes, we will come again with the claws of the khyber breakers . the water that is full of the perfume of martyrs deserves its flag to reach the soles of the savior of judge . let us be the foundation for the appearance . may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and speed their fate. respected members of the government delegation, dear guests the commanders of military, law enforcement and security, professors of our dear and dear students and all the servants of the people of the country, imam zaman, a special sermon program with the dear and dear martyr of the president, ayatollah raisi and his other companions, sardar seyed mehdi mousavi and the former deputy governor of astan quds razavi, mr. we will present mr. dr. malik rahmati in your presence dear ones, god willing , i invite hajj mr. malaeke to come to the place and with his voice and warm tail, god willing , we will host the pure bodies of the martyrs in the presen

this is the 87th stern grove music festival.re on a first come first serve basis on the festival's website and this years past are any indication they do go pretty fast. all right. some more opportunities now to see some live music the summer at local county fairs. so let's go over. some of them now will start with alameda county. that fair begins on june 14th in pleasanton kicking off that concert series will be valais has very own e 40. that's on june. 20th also performing the fray, x ambassadors and hunter hayes. the san mateo county fair begins next saturday. and the american idol winner iam tongi will be performing on june. 1st warplanes the next day and then the r and b group all for one performs on june 7th, the marin county fairs and sandra fell. it's held during the 4th of july weekend and vote is going to kick things off july 3rd and then grammy winner and the eldest son of bob and rita marley ziggy marley is going to perform july 6th, los lonely boys also playing. they're that happens the day after. so it should be a