chad, with steph curry earlier this week, he was at tpc harding park for his underrated golf tour.and stand for women's soccer is off to a hot start. this season will take you to the farm to the scoop on their success next. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. >> welcome back to sports night live. steph curry has had a busy busy summer after winning the nba finals. he hosted espys, went on a few vacations, got his college diploma inducted into his alma mater is hall of and he got the key to the city in his hometown of charlotte. but of course, he's also found time to give back through his underrated golf tour, which helps bring diversity into the sport and, steph, he's more than ju

but let me share a little bit about star power that was recently at harding park. so, whether it's on the basketball court or the golf course, our own golden state warriors steph curry can score. harding park hosted the underrated golf tour championship which i'ms to highlight young golfers between the ages of 12 and 18. this year 24 players made the championships so this was going around, all around the country and the championship was at harding but only two young winners scored the ultimate award, the curry cup, so we want to congratulate the winners, ashley shaw and roman salomon and it was, it's a pretty special thing. you may have read steph's committee to investing in creating more opportunities for minorities and people of color in the sport of golf and this is part of that program and something we should all be proud of. and that, commissioners, concludes the general manager's report. >> thank you, general manager. stacy. >> is there any public comment on the general manager's report? seeing none in the room, and seeing none online. oh, so sorry. >> public

you can see all of the rain coming down pretty hard in the parking lot. lightning and .photo, also from livermore.of days. it's actually been a wild couple of weeks. with the intense rain that we have had, really unusual? >> it's been sitting out here for about five days. you can see how the thunderstorm in the east bay, particularly over livermore. right across the region from 4:00 to 5:00. in one hour, we had .42 inches of rain. let's you into a look at what's been happening. there is the system, right here. lingering offshore. starting to push in some showers and isolated thunderstorm activity. there is no lightning in the current range. we are looking at rainfall. by 11:31 tonight. i will let you know when this exits. the change i had for the weekend. i will be back in about 15:00. >>> this is a disturbing story. oakland fire authority telling us, after three brushfires broke up and look at the damage. they found three separate fires spread out. again, this was off i-580. the police had to shut down the highway. thankfully, no property damage or injuries. no word if

to move and hard to find parking and in fact, by sunday afternoon, auths were telling people to stop coming to stinson beach. >> he's autistic and we loves te ocean. he loves being in the waves. it's a sensory treat for him and it really helps him rege himself. >> i knows this television. >> reporter: and not feel o visn but i wish you can feel the ocean breeze and the cool air because after three hours and three cities and a lot of drivig and traffic, and a lot of sweating, this feels good. i'll leave you with a shot of stinson of stinson beach. i'm da lin, kx 5. >> coastal locations aren't to y places seeing a bump in business in business because of the heatn walnut creek people are taking advantage of restaurants' air-c. >> probably just hanging out. tg to stay cool. probably going to be ac room. >> you don't want to be for houe running your ac and just cookin. you don't have to worry about te stove so you can come out to res and enjoy the ac that we're running. and not worrying about working yourself to do it. so we've got everyone has plenty of plenty of shade especially wi

now we arrived and it was hard to park.tens, museums and other social facilities enshrined in law, according to the federal law on the organization of traffic, this issue is fully in the area of ​​responsibility of the regional authorities requirements that give the right to the regional legislative assembly to prohibit paid parking in the area of ​​a social facility. and this territory should remain free and operate around the clock. however, in practice, it is quite difficult to organize such a space, experts find out, firstly, because already existing subjects, as a rule, already built in. in long-existing infrastructure. very often the earth itself is a social institution owned. at uh, let's say at some uh, the road of others uh, at uh, the territory that is located directly next to the institution as well. keep third. secondly, the organization of such zones will require the creation of special city services that would control that they are not occupied by unscrupulous motorists. in each region there are such organizat

, these are hydrangeas , hydrangeas, we will not plant along the streets, because it is hard for them. this is parkding. founded plantations near the capital are plowed after the fall of the leaves, minabites of this feather are the most jumping for landscaping. yes, to study before the eco- marathon for her husband, sometimes skin subbotnik at albou as part of the green yards project. the raubidzha sports complex and extending the renewal of the infrastructure are neutralized, yes, carrying out this purchase to the light of freestyle , experts are modernizing the new dissolution and wherever the wavy judicial pavilion is an angry school without wounds for a blind look, and so the pavilion itself for athletes, and it will be flaunted by a large-scale upgrade of the gods, evaluate into crystals. because of the modern uh, we'll be chilling springboards, which will allow you to train in positive temperatures and a modern drop station, which will generally exclude. uh, the application is handmade. everything will be done by mechanisms. we also have increased acceleration, which will allow us to increas

parking is hard because there's so many, um, transitory motorhomes here that we can actually enjoy the community garden color says the rvs have simply moved from one side of the street to the other since the city began clearing the encampment. people are using garden very bothered by and worried by it. but you know, has many recent incidents or anything, cause i think most people are just trying to get a good night, decent night's sleep and sleep where they can. jose city housing officials say so far they've provided 160 people with temporary or permanent housing as they clear the 40 acre property owned by the san jose international airport. the city also says they continue offering services and resources to those who were living in the encampment. there is no affordable housing. and, um that's why there's so many rvs and people. it's sad. gerald i'm says she's been living in the encampment for over a year, but she has been without a permanent house for about four years. she says she's working with the city to get back into her own home as soon as she can not everybody out here has men

park. it's hard. it's not to see why they would decide to make use olmsted's experience his ideas above all, and his weird, serendipitous proximity. he was there, a totally different reason it just happened. be there when when lincoln signed the legisla ation, but they would ask him to produce a report to guide how this place would become a public park and the purpose of the new park. the justifications for government act in making it as olmstead described them in 1865, were entirely consistent what he had for what he had described for central park just a few years earlier. he went back to working on central park, 1865, designed prospect park. so on. there was no inconsistency here, total consistency in terms of how the purpose and justifications politically for these parks was being described. what's more, so are the symbol ism and meanings, and perhaps even more so. here was a national landscape to be set aside, preserved and made available to the general public, not the privileged few. right. becau

, these are hydrangeas, hydrangeas, we will not plant along the streets, because it is hard for them. these are park plantings, based plantings near the capital went under, and mass leaf fall is exactly how the pirates most took it for landscaping to improve . to express housing and communal legal household issues of the problems of the zhahov central and young capital allow saturday washed telephone lines takuminsky pershiga bonfire from nine to twelve one to confuse the townspeople will refuse pershina viceroy to the foreman of minharva, konkama, dmitry mikulyonok, well, the death of the phone for turns on the screen, and on potane same choral central region will refuse the governor's governor's disk kurlenko guess. frame telephone conscience keramonist capital in the area are organized skin sabbath. raubichi sports complex, protyazhny updating of an infrastructure are riktuyutsya. yes, the stage of the freestyle world cup is being modernized by specialists, where there is a referee pavilion filled with a school without wounds for noodles, as a look around, as well as a pavilion for jumping for at

of the working day is 2 pm, but it is already clear that in order to find a free parking space, you will have to work hardr rather, everything is really busy for a ride. recall that in the yards it is forbidden to park on lawns, sidewalks, in places for fire engines, parking lots for the disabled and at pedestrian crossings , and there should always be free passage for ambulances and fire fighting equipment , first of all, signs and road markings. and if not, neither one nor the other, it also happens that the parking rules in the yards are the same as on the roads, but cars should park, and parallel to the edge of the roadway or the sidewalk, and here it is important that the course is free, there is a place, but we will block it, then the exit from the entrance. we drive further here there will be a violation of the rules of the road, because we see the exit from the entrance and the movement of pedestrians will interfere with our car. if there is no marking for the width of the exits, see for yourself so that both the mother with the stroller and the child can ride a bicycle so as not to fit into your

hard enough. not only the park, where vlad sometimes maintains his shooting uniform at the local shooting range, butsakhalinsk turns into a stadium on a summer evening. wherever you look, training is everywhere. running rollers bikes. even martial arts any path and lawn less arena even more opportunities for sports will appear in the near future. this is youth. this is health, so we pay great attention to this issue. a new facility is being built. now the arena is under construction, it is easy to fly just now, and the foundation of a large water sports center is planned to be completed this year, the martial arts center. the national teams of the sakhalin region now have their own training base vostok earlier, in order to conduct a training camp before the competition, it was necessary to leave the island simultaneously. about 300 people can train here. in principle, we are already practicing this here for the sakhalin region. it's very important because it really is. we have good grounds, good facilities, but they are really scattered not only in yuzhno-sakhalinsk, but also throughout the municipa

and he is really working hard to get this park back open and i think he's doing a great job. i've been up there about three times and what i see we're going to see more roads open very soon. this is suzanne lewis. she was the only woman superintendent for yellowstone and she came from pensacola, florida. and when i met her, she looked at me, says, i've heard all about you, bob. you're a naval aviator. and i said, yes, ma'am, she's you just bear with me. she says, i've learned to handle you guys. and we got along fine. but i every superintendent over the years, i sent him a letter the end of the season with the things i see that are good and wrong, that need to be corrected. and believe it or not, several of them invited me to their retirements and they went through their letter on the screen and said, i take tours of every one of these, but if something was wrong, it should be corrected. this is craig thomas. i went to school with him on the way up at the school, became our u.s. senator. he is now deceased, but he was opening the center at canyon of visitors. this is bob smit

also it does extremely hard to park near the project. to go to the park or for people who live near the project. that's all significant negative impact for the many people who enjoy using the park every day. so, the previous speaker said, this is 4 times the 1% number that the 1989 memo said. extremely significant impact and i don't see the community good being there to balance it out. thank you. >> thank you, frank. anyone else in room 416 hold like to speak? thanks. >> hello. i'm del gregor i peek for 12 people in our neighborhood. it is just so hard to stay on top of all the meetings for year and get to them. i am speaking about parking because this is part of the community good. this is a neighborhood that is currently very challenged with parking the hospital parking lotted is full in the morning. people can't get long-term park. there are waiting lists forever. as well as now the ucsf research build and 3 schools as well as the park. all the neighbors i spoke to have asked for this project to figure out how they can have park. sdwo

parking illegally. >> reporter: with the populatiof 486 people, hard to move and had to find parking and in fact by sunday afternoon, authorities we telling people to some coming tn beach. >> he's awetisting and loves thn and he loves being in the wavess very -- a sensory treat for himd it really helps him regulate hi. >> i know this is television ant feel-o-vision but i wish you cod feel the ocean breeze and cool air but a after five hours and a a lot of traffic and three citis and a lot of sweating, this feels good. >> reporter: i'll leave you wita shot of stinson beach. i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> da deserves to kick back aftr being on road from ocean beach over to stinson beach from the golden gate bridge. that poor guy is probably on the road all day and not just the coast. evee not just the coast. even blare bay area businesses in the east bay. >> you have to worry about the e and getting the house hotter thn it is so you are come out to restaurants and enjoy the ac wee rubbing and not worrying about working yourself to do. >> i from indoor dining to ice m to shaded patio brunches, custos say it's nice t

parking is hard because there's so many, um, transitory motorhomes here that we can actually enjoy. the community garden says the rvs have simply moved from one side of the street to the other since the city began clearing the encampment. people use the garden very bothered by and worried by it. but you know, has many recent incidents or anything, cause i think most people are just trying to get a good night, decent night's sleep and sleep where they can, jose city housing officials say. so far they've provided 160 people with temporary or permanent housing as they clear the 40 acre property owned by the san jose international airport. the city also says they continue offering services and resources to those who were living in the encampment. there is no affordable housing. and, um that's why there's so many rvs and people. it's sad. gerald i'm says she's been living in the encampment for over a year, but she has been without a permanent house for about four years. she says she's working with the city to get back into her own home as soon as she can not everybody out here has mental

parking is hard because there's so many, um, transitory motorhomes here that we can actually enjoy thelor says the rvs have simply moved from one side of the street to the other since the city began clearing the encampment, people use the garden very bothered by and worried by it. but you know, has many recent incidents or anything, cause i think most people are just trying to get a good night, decent night's sleep and sleep where they can. san jose city, housing officials say so far they have provided 160 people with temporary or permanent housing as they clear the 40 acre property owned by the san jose international airport. the city also says they continue offering services and resources to those who were living in the encampment. there is no affordable housing. and, um that's why there's so many rbs and people. it's sad. gerald i'm says she's been living in the encampment for over a year, but she has been without a permanent house for about four years. she says she's working with the city to get back into her own home as soon as she can not everybody out here has mental issues. for

hard. now the road is safe, the parking lot is crammed with cars, the parents see off the students , the admissionsttee works, i found people of the same interests, so new friends are familiar relatives. everything will be a bundle. yesterday we had a meeting with students. e, recovered to us who came, the second dash of the fourth year of full-time education has already begun a pair of teachers already. some couples spend online some couples spend. uh, face-to-face, you're the students you ca n't get. well, how to deal with the internet. yes, not in all. we have this opportunity, they receive a task and perform and listen to lectures. here you expected that there would be such a set. no, i was very worried, to be honest, because in ours at our faculty. well, uh, in my opinion today, two specialties are not very popular. we are talking about areas in history and political science, there are not enough teachers of applicants and undergraduates, out of fourteen, two remained restored to our specialty, the rest left. and those who traveled to ukraine some do not communicate. even relatives do not want

a dozen cars went up in flames in the parking lot of hard rock stadium. investigators think somebody pushed a barbecue grill under a car during a tailgate party. and that started the fires. it started after most of the fans had already gone into the stadium, and no injuries were reported. what's that? francisco police are searching for a catalytic converter thief who injured a police officer during a chaotic escape attempt, and this happened yesterday morning on greenwich street near quite tower. police were responding to reports of a catalytic converter theft. the thief spotted they spotted these cars, the suspect the police tried to stop the car , but it's better way with a man and woman inside. vehicle attempted to flee the area. and while doing so struck one of the officers and the marks patrol vehicle. now the injured police officer was taken to a hospital expected to make a full recovery with the chaos didn't stop there . police say the suspects made their way to the embarcadero, where their car collided with several other cars. the police took the

distribution, it became a full-fledged part of the city on the site of the manor park ; but the razvodovskys really tried very harde interesting people who belonged to them would develop , mikhail kotlubay built his nest here not far from the count's estate. and this is something little that remains of the estate of mikhail kotloubay is the remains of a stone deck. the naturalist built not just a house. he raised not even chekhov's cherry, and i'm not ashamed of this word, a real paradise apple garden. oh, it was not in vain that the inhabitants of the pre-war period called the apple orchard club to the local edema. that's just nothing forbidden for others there were more than a hundred varieties of apple trees, and everyone could try the appetite cleared up in earnest. to visit baranovichi and not to try the boats. it 's like coming to venice and not taking a ride on the gondola. hello give me, please, the most popular delicious mutton fast da boat - this is essentially a hot dog with a waffle instead of a bun, which has become a real folk culinary brand. thank you now, having eaten dowl, our film crew is ready t

park. when there are days that repeat every day in its own way, unique in its own way, it’s hard to even imaginen the morning how it will pass for you, how it will end. and what will happen in this case? this is probably the most important thing. i love national parks, i love this region, i love this place. therefore, i would like to work here for many, many more years. and bring some benefit. the national theater is glorious not only for its actors, directors yen sloun, the repertoire of the authentic unique original work of leakey is called out to the ambition for their ukraine, their culture, their history. belarusian repertoire, fortunately, never ceases to have courts of belarusian authors, one from a performance based on action materials, the ballet anastasia to the music of vyacheslav kuznetsov , naturally, the question arose, what are we going to do next? i really wanted to keep this team. as far as possible, and do something new and interesting. i choose i tried to find a topic historically significant enough at the same time very theatrical, so that something could be invented there, s

parking brake. many people know how hard it is to translate a selector. slope - i don’t like it either, so we first stop the car on an uneven surface, and then without depressing the brakes we tighten the handbrake and only then we bring the selector into parking if you are trying to get out of the mud or pull out a stuck car. lock the first or second gear in manual mode when towing a trailer; it is also better to knock out the steps lower, which is necessary to be sure that the automatic transmission is working properly. in it regularly at least once a year, check the level and condition of the fluid, and every 40.60,000 km of run, the fluid must be changed; the main enemy of the box is overheating, so keep an eye on the condition of the car’s cooling system, clean the radiator and minimize the frieze in time, and in case of malfunctions, the machine will report the loss of acceleration dynamics in jerks and jolts when shifting gears, extraneous sounds and freezing at one stage, any of these symptoms is a reason to visit the service and it is better wher

and now the king's troop of the royal horse artillery are deploying in hard park from where they willrsed and respect for the monarch. guns fire. following the coffin as it leaves buckingham palace, king charles and the senior members of the royal family. the king is wearing the ceremonial uniform with the rank of field marshal and carrying the field marshal's but on presented to him by the queen when he became field marshal in 2012. the cortege now moves down towards horse guards parade. the place where the queen celebrated her birthday with the trooping the colour. the flags of the commonwealth, that organisation that was so important in the life of queen elizabeth. now departing buckingham palace, the queen consort and princess of wales, the duchess of sussex and countess of wessex leaving from the grand entrance, and they are travelling to the palace of westminster where they will be ready to meet the cortege. applause there in appreciation of the queen's life, mingled of course with the grief, natural to a moment like this. the gun carriage now emerges onto whitehall for the last

park. it's tough, it's hard, and it's going to be hard for charles and i think there will be questions looking ahead. i do know, i think he does know that. i suspect that, i know there are plans, he will have plans i suspect we'll see the slimmed down monarchy, but in the end, and this is the thing about royals. is that in the end, there were others who have a say in the matter and that is the people in the crowd behind me there. the people who are you know, old fashioned term, but the monarch's subjects. they will have a say, too. what we're seeing right now, i mean, this is history. for these people at the center of history. >> it is a moment where the world has changed and i don't say that lightly. thank you so much. let's bring in david ignatius. this is a moment where the world is changing. we've gotten statements from other dignitaries, past presidents and current presidents and senators alike, but what does this mean for the world? losing somebody who sat on the throne of britain for 70 years. experienced so much. you know, lost many of the colonies that used to be subject to britain. b

we, too we don't know the hard drive that was being recorded was destroyed . well, look, once again the parkingot and the whole neighborhood. camera car for you. kolya look for possible witnesses in the industrial zone. we all work. andriukh you don’t say something, what they say about gubin, after all, he didn’t just quit. stay here for now. who that you need not be nervous, dear, we are friends of your husband, and we will live here. didn't tell me anything. i will definitely tell you. don't be afraid, we won't constrain. you have a spare room. do you have a son's room? and alexei's office is excellent, the office will suit us perfectly. only you know that today, respected from the yard to the street, not a foot for your own safety. this is clear. clear. gather on the table for us, good afternoon. why did you call me, especially so suddenly. we also save parking lots. on the territory of the northern industrial zone , a batch of weapons was stolen . i am deeply offended by the tenacity with which you are trying to drag me into this dirty story. but i do not score anything and invite you to co

as a deputy the director general of the national park, when there are some that are repeated every day in its own way, unique in its own way, it’s hardg how it will pass, how it will end, and what will happen in this, probably, the most important thing. i love national parks. i love this region love this place. therefore, i would like to work here for many, many more years and bring some benefit. we offer the best itineraries for large and small trips in our beautiful country. it seems to me that all the seas and oceans are the same boundless, and the lakes almost all differ from each other abandoned estates and hidden treasures of small towns next to the master's house, two floors have been preserved. the wall of the dangerous brick was once lived and worked by servants. uh, a huge amount of recording a huge amount of memories and local people. it knows who had the peak. this palace, untouched by nature, unique architecture, people believe that the place is also the spring of saints. and he even sees special signs on the surface, supposedly the keys are beaten in such a way that they form an orthodox cross. see in the program the ro

it is hard to find a place to park your money in the midst of all those hikes. let's bring in our next guest. that whole debate about 75 or 100, how much pain does the economy really need to see to get inflation back to 2%? taimur: i think that we need to consider two aspects. is inflation really dissipating or not? inflation from covid, conflict, as well as supply chain disruption, we can safely say they are dissipating. demand disruption, supply chain realignment, to some extent, additional production in the non-russian sphere. all of those things have been pushing down a wide range of prices including wheat, palm oil, crude oil. and of course we have a big semiconductor glut looming, so electronic prices are also facing downward pressure. that is one part of the story. the second part of the story is the domestic demand driven inflation, does that need to come down substantially as well? in the case of the u.s., whether it is wages or rents, we have not seen any good news yet. does the fed need to hike by 100 basis points this week and an additional 100 basis

parks. >> homework can be hard for squatting in a diner for internetwork is even harder. that's why we provide access to affordable internet so homework can just be homework. >> next the confirmation hearing for judicial nominees and biden speak to have the national archives and records administration. if confirmed shogun would be the first woman to officially serve as archivist of the united states. she was asked about transparency within the agency and fbi search for documents at donald trump's florida home. >> the committee will come to order. the national archives and records administration, the national archives responsible for maintaining and preserving presidential federal records. recordsra are not just essential to keeping an accurate account of government activities were holding executive branch aaccountable, they are critical to ensuring our nations history is fully accurately preserved for future generations. archivee some of our nation's most fundamental documents like the u.s. constitution and the declaration of independence, as well as letters, photographs,

in hard hit naples car alarms going off as floodwaters inundate at this parking garage, the water, lifting them off the ground, this firehouse in the city covered in several feet of water . firefighters racing to remove equipment from this fire truck afterdot wanthe station about the department still made at least 30 rescues on wednesday, including this woman whose car became stuck in the water, the water, not the only danger the winds at one point hitting 155 mph just the fifth hurricane in us history to hit that number. this reporter not to the ground after a falling bricks slammed into his legs in tampa, the winds knocking traffic lights from their wires, officials reminding people to stay indoors, but even those taking shelter had their share of scares this tree crashingthrough a roof, missing the family by just inches and overnight, more than two million customers left in the dark as the devastating winds and water. took out power lines and apped inye areescu will to waits we w sw you. this isoandrhian to from noah's hurricane hunters. the crew gets bounced around on the plane as they

we are pleased that the park is fragmentary, nevertheless preserved. indeed, they tried very hardthat many of the interesting people would develop here. to settle near the count's estate , mikhail kotlubai also built his nest. and this is a little that remains of the estate of mikhail kotlubay, the remains of a stone deck. the naturalist built not just a house. he raised not even chekhov's cherry, and i'm not ashamed of this word, a real paradise apple garden. oh, it was not in vain that the inhabitants of the pre-war period called the apple orchard club to the local edema. that's just nothing forbidden for others there were more than a hundred varieties of apple trees, and everyone could try the appetite cleared up in earnest. visit baranovichi and do not try the boats. it 's like coming to venice and not taking a gondola ride. hello give me, please, the most popular delicious mutton fast food sausage, yes boat is in fact a hot dog with a waffle instead of a bun, which has become a real folk culinary brand. thanks now, having eaten enough, our film crew is ready to go to another

park. we wanted to show where users are. it was really hardjective maps. so how does it work? who pays you to be on the map, is it users or businesses? we don't charge users, we only ask the businesses to pay to use our service. it is an annual subscription and these businesses are, like, developers, transportation, travels and also theme parks. because they have these maps that are already there but they are analog, they are on papers or on the signboards or on pdf on their website and they are not interactive, so they want us to make them interactive, digitised, with gps and up to date information. kiyomizu temple has always been a popular tourist attraction, but it is so crowded today, isn't it? i think it is the first time in three years that is so crowded. is that a relief for you and some of your clients? definitely. because of these visitors coming back, our clients are getting more of their business coming back. what about you being a female entrepreneur? because i have noticed that japan's start—up scene is still very much male domina

a fully mature tree can grow up to 45 meters park atlas usually build their nest right on top. the hard to la chick is dependent on its parents entirely until 4 months after its birth. while learning how to fly, it is common for young hargum babies to fall out. many times, even though it is fallen from its nest, the baby bird can be saved if it is found in time. after years of awareness campaigns, the villagers know that if they spot a baby bird that has fallen from the tree, they can call any member of the heart of the army. usually per niema or her team can arrive as quickly as possible to the location and try to save the bird your life. oh oh i my doctor and what the the media biggest the by they my oh she did a high mansberg just dying to fly and go back but oh with them but ah, then then suddenly it happens every year. as i mentioned it more than people give us an but hold on and need need rescuing all and many of them die. also despite several requests, neither the state government nor the forest department have set up a formal center for rescue and release of carlos. for now, the

park. rarely, when there are days that repeat every day, it is unique in its own way, interesting in its own way, it’s hardrning how it will pass as soon as it ends. and what will happen on that day. this is probably the most important thing. i love the national park. i love this region love this place. therefore, i would like to work here for many, many more years and bring some benefit. if you urgently need a rest, you need to switch, and the mini-tour is still far from the vacation is what you need. welcome to the city with a thousand-year history, even as the local press assures. this is the pearl of western belarus, together we will go to the most beautiful interesting places that guard the castle from uninvited bones salt cave, although actually. here everything is done in order to achieve such an effect, we will introduce you to local entertainment and attractions. dolls began to be made somewhere from the age of three and by the age when the girl got married and there should have been about 400 dolls in the collection. watch in the program the route was built on belarus 24 tv channel. yakov zeldovi

that require perhaps paving or repair of some sort that is part of the calculation the hard escape feature in the parkscore evaluation. >> that's correct, the hard escape is has a bright specific set of data points that are evaluated on. it's a weight score. whether it's cracked, weeds, spalling, coming apart this type of thing. and the hard escape either passes or fails based on those. and then there is, there is two approaches that we can take. if it's a minor repair, because what maintenance does it maintains the state of the feature or the facility as it is. if there is a pothole, that can be reported and we can replace it. if it's differed maintenance which is widespread or approaching something that is not a simple repair, then it has to go to our differed maintenance and we try to address those either through our federal project or goes into capitol renewal for upcoming park rerenovation. >> and wouldn't you say that these objective evaluation and maintenance goals are actually set by the department of health? on an annual basis. >> set bit department of health? >> yeah, i think the rec and par

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before the pandemic, the three day free festival is coming back to golden gate park tomorrow, and organizers have been hard at work preparing for the huge crowd. elissa harrington live tonight in the newsroom with what those people can't expect. alyssa doors open tomorrow at 11 . the event starts at one there will be bands performing on six different stages. organizers say they are thrilled to welcome music lovers back. it's unbelievable where this is exactly what we've been hoping for. sherry sternberg, the executive producer of the hardly strictly bluegrass festival, took us on the banjo stage to give us a peek into this year's event for the first time in two years. spectators can roll out their picnic blankets and listen to live music at golden gate park. i think this is a important for the community to come together. most of what we've heard is, people are looking forward to reuniting with their friends. bands will perform on six different stages . the lineup includes big names like elvis costello, marcus mumford and, of course, emmylou harris, who closes out the weekend every year. but sternberg said

vain the embodiment of the well-coordinated hard work of russian scientists enthusiasts and nature security organizations just the other day the national parkleopards for the first time in the history of observations in the wild. the camera trap captured six amur tigers at once. we have been working on many fronts, because protecting the tiger is necessary to take care of the forest, which, uh, is a habitat for both the tiger and its food supply. and, of course, we realized that it is impossible, while protecting nature, not to think about people who live in the real habitat of wild nature, and also on the works of participants in the golden turtle photo contest, which also opened in the fields. these are 200 works selected from 14.500. there is a unique work where a mother of a sperm whale feeds her cub with milk, a unique shot like this there is no other economic forum in the world - this is even a railway tunnel under construction. an hour and a half drive from vladivostok, the bottleneck at the takeoff of the trans-siberian will stop slowing down the traffic after the completion of expansion work so called the eastern training ground mo

hard-core leftist. >> the founding of america was awful. our national park service is. 70% top income tax rate. he wants to teach your children progress theory. >> hannity: yikes. and in nevada, a state once thought to be solidly blue, it's turning out not to be. catherine cortez masto, a liberal who never cared about the border, and no pretense to, it's getting a serious challenge from republican adam laxalt. i would bet a sizable sum of money and the fact that the democrats, their own internal polling is telling them there on the truck to lose the senate. it's not even october yet so don't get all excited. do not going to go down without a pathetic last-ditch effort to turn the tide. with the queen buried in the bad economic news piling up, the january 6 committee like walk clockwork reconvenes next week. expect more of the same old video of the capital wall being scaled on the windows being smashed. furled products russians are on the way. if only democrats cared as much about the pain being suffered by their own constituents. fennel across the open border, economic depression. democrats on