beekeeping is the oldest form of beekeeping, in which bees lived in the hollows of hollow trees. out in thick trunks at a height of 4 to 15 m. sometimes hollows were made in logs, which were then hung on trees. was widespread in the brevshchina and gomel region in certain areas, has survived to this day and is recognized as an intangible heritage of belarus , like his ancestors, nikolai nikolaevich keeps the only apiary in the village, but for his active nature this is not enough. he opens a beekeeping store in pinsk, a beekeeping museum in his native village, they organize planars for artists there and invites all travelers to come to kochanovich , for each of them nikolai nikolaevich is ready to give a tour of his unusual museum. nikolaevich what is this? this is a winch with the help of which beekeepers lifted logs onto trees, one person could lift an empty log weighing 230 kg, and they removed it in the same way. and how much does the deck weigh before when it is empty and after when it attacked 30-40 honey? there will be more here for honey for your museum. nikolai nikolaevi

there is here, see this hollow. does not prevent it from living and holding on and being green to thiswer of life in these trees, in belarus hail spreads only in the southern part, these are carpathian mountain plants, but we have real large groves of hornbeams, perhaps they were even planted here, since there was once a park here... cultural, that is , the layout was cultural, you see, fruit, oaks, hornbeams, perhaps, of course, all this was planted, what a memory left to us from those times, from our great-grandfathers, and we have the pleasure of admiring this beauty, this strength, while i am alive and well... as they say, while i have the opportunity to walk through the forests, as i say, forest fornicator, while i am there, as long as there is a forest, we can say that we are not separated, to love is one thing, but to show to people this beauty, to convey this life of the real forest, the truth of the forest, well, of course, this is necessary. and a character trait, well, god gifted me this way and i am simply fortunate that i live such a life, all this is love for the homeland

or the story cause the big, the denying the hollow cost is illegal in germany as this is use of nazi rhetoric and symbols. that's because of the atrocities committed by the nazis. during the 2nd world war, i ivona said that he found the content disgusting and inhumane, but initially brushed off accusations and didn't offer a full explanation. the german chancellor stepped in how this does supposed to see what's emerged so far is very distressing of this. and everything has to come to light on the self ticket that most of the induct. this one does that has happened as a 1st step and nothing has been covered up to the appropriate consequences will have to be drawn from hands. now the total ben, let's see. i have on his older brother took responsibility. yes. all of the leave that i have on himself answered the list of questions from his boss. conservative, the very in premier michael stood also an influential sig, on the national political stage. after a few days said, he would stick with his deputy. but i think build, so it'd be much ink from former classmates that could come like ope

one being that was hollowing out countries in africa. elizabeth: this was not easy to put together and it was not certain it would happen. can you explain how it happened and tell us some stories. dr. fauci: i started off not as large as it turned out to be. one of the things we were trying to prove was what could we actually do feasibly? can you really implement this in the developing world? at that time there was a drug that was used in a single dose to prevent mother to child transmission. if you gave a single dose to the mother during labor and a single dose immediately after birth, you can diminish by 50% but transmissibility. -- the transmissibility. the original plan was to see if we can do something in that area. dr. frist: what you are hearing now in terms of this trip to africa, if it had not occurred, this would not have happened. the importance of the president sending his top science person. the president said you go. is there something that could possibly be done. i just want to say historical. but keep going. elizabeth: di

there is a lot of craziness with the sink hole in the cal hollow area. but they're dealing with warm, mild weather. i will show you what's coming up around the corner. as this moves in, it will get gustier with winds around 30, 40 miles an hour along the coast. watch as i advance this time clock to the 3:00 hour near bodega bay in san francisco. onshore flow continues to move inland as we head into the evening hours tonight. close to dinnertime, 20 mile-per-hour winds near fairfield. temperatures today, depends where you live. all our micro climates are doing something different. we are seeing sunshine, below average along our coastline. with that in mind let me show you what temperatures will look like this afternoon. we have talked about this cold front and i haven't even talked about what's going on this afternoon. from the north bay near santa rosa, petaluma, novato. we are in the 80s. it's a warm day. it's beautiful if you ask me. along the peninsula, golden gate bridge, into san francisco, 70 degrees. we are hitting our daytime high right now as we

we hollowed — there. it is unfortunate. we hollowed out _ there. it is unfortunate.sensible system would be something local authorities were able to sort out on their own. there are lots of things, we have a lot of problems, bigger issues on the prime minister's desk. it is slightly sad he has to be the one to do it. henry hill, he has to be the one to do it. henry hill. thank— he has to be the one to do it. henry hill. thank you _ he has to be the one to do it. henry hill, thank you so _ he has to be the one to do it. henry hill, thank you so much _ he has to be the one to do it. henry hill, thank you so much for - he has to be the one to do it. henry hill, thank you so much forjoining i hill, thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. we will lose you now, so thank you again. thank you. we are sticking with rod king, and simon williams from the motoring organisation the rac. let's kick—off with some audience questions. first of all, david clark and gloucestershire has sent in a question. what is the change in vehicle emissions caught by driving in second or third

there is here, and you see, this hollow does not prevent it from living and holding on and being green. in the southern part, these are carpathian mountain plants, but we have real large hornbeam groves, maybe they were even planted here, since there was once a cultural park here, then there is a cultural layout there was, you see, a pond, oak trees, hornbeams, perhaps, of course, all this was planted, what kind of memory remains for us from those times, from our great-grandfathers. and we have the pleasure of admiring this beauty, this strength, while i am alive, healthy, as they say, while i have the opportunity to walk through the forests, as i say, a forest fornicator, while i exist, as long as the forest exists, we can say inseparable, to love - it's one thing to show people. this beauty, to convey this life of the real forest, the truth of the forest, well, of course, you also need a character trait, well, god gifted me that way and i am fortunately just someone who lives such a life, all this is love for the homeland, the homeland is everything that is around us, we must live in

. >> that's in the cow hollow neighborhood. it opened up on monday morning forcing the closure of all the roads in the area. kron 4 sarah stinson with that story. take a look. >> the city says the water main that burst has been repaired. you can see 16 inch pipe right at the center of the sinkhole. there's still a lot of cleanup to do around here. so this intersection, green and fillmore streets remain closed throughout the night. >> a massive sinkhole opened up in the cow hollow neighborhood of san francisco after a water main break. pretty unbelievable. i'm never seen anything like this. never seen real life. in my life. this is the aftermath of a 7 year-old water main that burst around midnight on fillmore and green streets. created quite a mess with water and sand cascading north down fillmore into homes and businesses. crews got to work on repairs immediately. but the sinkhole caved in around 11 in the morning. a large pipe. all. >> you see crews were to proactively replace about 9 miles of sometime century old pipes a yea

giant sinkhole and cow hollow. >> critical covid booster. the fda approving the updated shots. the next step before they'll be available. plus plus, personalized play list. >> the new spotify feature that evolves with you as the day goes on. >> okay. >> i like personalization and i like it. >> good morning on this tuesday, september 12th. >> yes, a lot to get to. we want to start the check of our forecast with drew. yeah, good morning. >> so we are beginning with more fog compared to yesterday morning and it will lead to a cooler afternoon today. right now, we have temperatures for the most part, we're in the upper 50s to lower 60s. as we get you outside on this tuesday, here's a live look from our mt. tam camera showing you we have that low level marine layer. this morning. but once we burn it off, we'll have a lot of sunshine on the way. here's how the day shapes up that sun's up here in about 48 minutes, we'll have mostly sunny skies when that fog burns off and pulls back to the coast by about 10 a.m. the afternoon, it will feel cooler. and also breezier compared to yesterda

so now at five, the race to repair a massive crater in the city's cow hollow neighborhood. >> police across pennsylvania working hard now to close in on a killer. the latest update suggests he may now be armed with a rifle. neighbors in that area reportedly taking matters into their own hands, trying to stop the man who broke out of prison. >> new covid boosters have just been approved by the fda. we're going to hear from doctors about why they're recommending the shot to anyone able to get one. >> and we're standing by for apple's major product and software announcement expected sometime this morning. and many people believe there's some major changes coming to the iphone. >> good morning. welcome to tuesday, september 12th. >> yes, fran, we're happy you are back. >> thank you. we're all here. >> all here together. thank you. thank you very much, andrew. what's in store for our forecast? >> so today's cooler. it's a lot cloudy out there this morning. we have fog that redeveloped overnight. so here's a live look. this is the exploratorium camera. if you're with us this time yesterday

. >> in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood. take a look. it open up this morning after a water main broke overnight forcing the closure of all the roads in the area. kron 4 sarah stinson joins us now live from cal hollow where crews they're still working. sarah. >> yeah, vicki, all around the clock. they've been working to repair this water main. and got word from the city that they have repaired that pipe. that first. take a look. you can see it. >> they placed it in there and secured and now crews are working on cleanup. of course, there's still massive hole in the middle of intersection at green and still more streets. >> a massive sinkhole opened up in the cow hollow neighborhood of san francisco after a water main break. pretty never seen anything like this. never seen real life cycle of my life. so that's kind of where this is the aftermath of a 7 year-old water main that burst around midnight on fillmore and green streets. created quite a mess with water and sand cascading north. >> down fillmore into homes and businesses. crews got

a massive sinkhole in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood. the big hole opened up early this morning after a water main broke overnight forcing the closure of all roads in the area. kron 4 sarah stinson is in crews are still working at this hour. >> the city says the water main that first has been repaired. you can see 16 inch pipe right at the center of the sinkhole. there's still a lot of cleanup to do around here. so this intersection, green and fillmore streets remain closed throughout the night. >> a massive sinkhole opened up in the cow hollow neighborhood of san francisco after a water main break. pretty never seen anything like this. never seen real life. in my life. this is the aftermath of a 7 year-old water main that burst around midnight on fillmore and green streets. it's created quite a mess with water and sand cascading north down fillmore into homes and businesses. crews got to work on repairs immediately. but the sinkhole caved in around 11 in the morning. a large pipe. all. >> you see crews proactively replace about 9 miles

that is on the north side of the pacific heights neighborhood just above cal hollow. >> it's terrible, it's a big mess. >> they block around us, cars have no way to come in, so we have no business. >> that sinkhole is having a huge impact on the neighborhood. jose martinez is live with a look at what they are dealing with, and the latest on that repair effort. jose? >> reporter: that's right, we continue to cover the massive emergency effort. look at the response from the city , for hours last night when this emergency started, down on union street. take a look at the magnitude of this sinkhole that appeared this morning, created by that water main break what happened around 11:30. since then, we have seen workers and residents who have been dealing with the impact of the emergency. >> reporter: it's not the usual view kate is used to seeing every morning outside her house. >> shock, obviously. it looks insane. >> reporter: a massive sinkhole opening steps away from her front door, the place she has been calling home for the last six month , located on the corner of greene and fillmor

this one for example, it is more than a meter in diameter, you see what a huge hollow there is here,n you imagine the power of life in these trees, in belarus hornbeam distributed by. only in the southern part, these are mountain plants, carpathian, but we have real large groves of hornbeams, perhaps they were even planted here, since the park here was once cultural, that is , the layout was cultural, you see, fruit, oaks, hornbeams, perhaps, of course, it was all planted, what memory remains for us, from those times, from ours... and we have the pleasure of admiring this beauty, this power, while i am alive and healthy, as they say, while i have the opportunity to walk through the forests, as i i say, forest fornicator, while i am, bye there is a forest, we can say, not separated, to love is one thing, but to show it to people. this beauty, to convey this life of the real forest, the truth of the forest, well, of course, you also need a special character, well, god gifted me so much and i am simply happy that i live such a life, all this is love for the homeland, the homeland is eve

take a look at that, that giant sinkhole in the cal hollow neighborhood after a water main break. our skyranger was overhead. the san francisco public utilities commission says two water mains broke last night around 11:00, sending a rush of water right down fillmore street. the pressure from those breaks also washed out truckloads of dirt and sand beneath the pavement. that's what created this sinkhole. one man tells us he first thought it was raining because of the sound of the water rushing down the street. >> it was like a waterfall, and it was loud. then it was like for a good hour. then this morning, i was woken up because of the machinery and the drilling and all the trucks. >> a lot going on in cal hollow. at least 115 homes and businesses were impacted by the flooding and silt that washed onto their properties. crews were on scene concerned the shifting soil might break gas lines as well. >>> more illegal sideshows popping up in the bay area. the latest one in vallejo. police say it went on for hours and reached a new level of danger. this was last night. multiple cars sp

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and san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood after a large sinkhole opened up where crews are right now and their repair efforts. plus, all eyes on apple with its latest innovations for the apple watch and the newest iphone that was just announced today. >> news station. he's calling news 2. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waldman and we will start with disturbing accusations coming from the east diablo valley college faculty member and the track coach is now facing several felony charges, including human trafficking pimping and pandering. prosecutors say kyle whitmore was trafficking to women for prostitution until one of his victims reported the crimes to campus authorities after an investigation whitmore was taken into custody last thursday. a spokesperson for the district which oversees the college says some of the offenses involved a student at the school and that with more has been placed on administrative leave. that happened right after his arrest. the spokesperson goes on to say they are, quote, grateful to the staff and through proper trainin

joining us live from san francisco in the cow hollow neighborhood with more. how's it lookin? sarah? >> vicki, that massive sinkhole has been completely filled up. you can see the cement that has been set behind me. so that's the good news. but there's still a lot of work that needs to be done here on fillmore street. there is a gaping hole all down the entire center of this block. and that is why there's still road closures at this hour. it looks like crews are done for the night. they worked overnight to get that sinkhole. all, you patched up and making sure that they repaired that. but still a lot of work to be done. another bit of good news tonight is they did open up fillmore street allowing some of the businesses to get more foot traffic, allowing more cars to enter their. so now fillmore street is closed from union up to vallejo, mainly affecting the people who live here. crews have made significant progress, though. but as i said, that damage to fillmore street is pretty extensive. and there's no estimate for when the work will be completed. crews with the san francisc

work is still underway on a sinkhole in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood. street remains closed after a water main break broke yesterday, damaging the street and nearby homes and businesses. >> repairs to the water main have been made, but that's only the beginning here. abc seven news reporter luz pena has been covering this story and today went with a crew to survey the damage dried up mud throughout multiple streets in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood tell a story of overnight chaos between homes and commercial buildings. >> we have surveyed 116 and we're currently working on 68 right now. >> we joined the servicemaster restore crew into one of the damaged homes. this garage had multiple inches of mud after a water main break sent droves of water down fillmore street monday morning. this is one of the crews assessing the damage in this area. >> so we're going to be extracting water from here and all the dirt we have about 2.5in, three inches of water and mud next door. >> this resident woke up to a stream of water. the miraculous we missed part of

it's impacting people who live there and also businesses not only in cow hollow but also in pacific heights. you can see the mess here, but behind me. but we're going to now live to kron four's dan kerman. he is on the scene. we see the whole there behind you any movement into getting this fixed today, dan? >> as you can see by this whole this is not going to be fixed today. there is a lot of work to be done here. and at this point, they don't know how much of fillmore street has been undermined. this all started. let me show you some video with a water main break. a 16 inch water main break. this water main about 70 years old and it broke right here at this intersection, water rushing down the street from midnight all the way until about 10 or 11 in the morning at a certain point about 11 o'clock in the morning. that's when this caved in. this sinkhole that you see behind and as a result, we also have problems all the way down fillmore street because all of that mud under the street rushed down and in fact, fillmore street clothes between vallejo and lombard. right now, crews have to deter

. >> a water main break washes out streets in the cow hollow neighborhood with water spilling into local businesses. it's utter chaos. >> i mean, the floor is caked in mud and then underneath that, a layer of water. >> and tonight it's causing this massive crater now taking over the middle of an intersex mission. crews are racing to repair it. and good evening. i'm ama daetz. and i'm julian glover. >> this mess all really kicked off just about 24 hours ago when that water main burst ornht. you can see where this all happened here. the bak was on fillmore at union and then just two blocks away, the sinkhole opened up on green and it has ballooned in size from there. >> just look at these images. our sky seven caught overhead during the day today. >> abc seven news reporter jared stone has been talking to neighbors and businesses about those repairs. happening now. >> crews working into the night in san francisco to fix a water main break that happened late sunday and led to a sinkhole monday, 20 minutes, one 30 minutes that's been going. you're looking at video recorded on fillmore street

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. >> a water main break washes out streets in the cow hollow neighborhood with water spilling into localinesses. it's utter chaos. >> i mean, the floor is caked in mud and then underneath that, a layer of water. >> and tonight it's causing this massive crater now taking over the middle of an intersex mission. crews are racing to repair it. and good evening. i'm ama daetz. and i'm julian glover. >> this mess all really kicked off just about 24 hours ago when that water main burst overnight. you can see where this all happened here. the break was on fillmore at union and then just two blocks away, the sinkhole opened up on green and it has ballooned in size from there. >> just look at these images. our sky seven caught overhead during the day today. >> abc seven news reporter jared stone has been talking to neighbors and businesses about those repairs. happening now. >> crews working into the night in san francisco to fix a water main break that happened late sunday and led to a sinkhole monday, 20 minutes, one 30 minutes that's been going. you're looking at video recorded on fillmore stre

piles of ash and debris sit where homes once stood, hollowed out cars burn to a crisp. cover the streets. to date 115 people have been declared dead and many more are still missing. for a tight knit community like, lahaina the losses are crushing. they were mothers, fathers, aunties, uncles, friends, neighbors, kids and seniors, we mourn every one of them. the lives they live and would have gone on to live. even for those who were lucky enough to survive their lives will never be theer same again. they are grieving loss of family, friends and confirming loss of their homes and livelihoods. they are wondering where their kids will go to school and how they will get health care. those who still have jobs are tryingur to figure out how to get to them without their car. people of maui had their lives turned upside down. it will be years, before their lives return to some semblance of normalcy again. to under the scale of this tragedy and how it happened we need to go to the beginning. because what happened in la lahaina was not normal. hawaii is no stranger to natural disas

next up is a theater in berlin, which has replaced is backed up with hollow graphic projections. the felix is room project use as 3 d scans to bring a so called you wouldn't house on stage in the nazi era, jews who had been expelled from their homes with forest. it'd be relocated to such houses. the play gives an insight into life there, a holographic projection, recreate the room in which jewish couple felix and a dense lived the full the deputation in the 1944. the place felix is room tells the tale of the time here. the couple was expelled from the home by the nazis in 1942 and assigned a room and a so called a union house. the projections show what it was like that felix is great. grandson adam guns tells the story. it's belinda are in sambal fietta and that is from the protagonist, including a sketch of the room, in spite of the walk to hold on plastic balconies. and then i thoughts, wisdom, i need to rebuild the space. feet. on the 50 foot station, i knew it was possible with light r, scanning technologies can technology so was had switched to the bridges studio scan lab pr

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hollow, he says very fiery things they say that this slogan was based on emotions and a rash was foundiraq that this communist was a liquid isolation from these madanis . kurds were very sensitive to corruption and destroyed azarshahr's house. they said that there were no students in seyed's school in the field of science and glass. it means that i can sit in prison and learn . it was very high. it was very high. in this conference, you remember the meeting they were making a dashboard. at that time, some gentlemen were considered second to the elders. the ayatollah should give advice. alhamdulillah, lord of the worlds , this is a cause of loss for me, to be ordered to make my white hair the most gray. i used to sometimes myself. i will count myself, i swear by god, to the prophet, to your majesty, to the properties of your door , we will give a portion to the properties of that gate. i was also very sad about this coming to noorabad, i won't say the names you yourself are at the dynamic limit of blood. what should we do with someone? he took a breath and showed hamid how to breathe. i

to hear him talk tough rings hollow to me.a da that draws no connection between deterrence, which is bringing people to justice, and reducing crime. he is putting everybody at risk in the general public and every other progressive prosecutor across the country. it rings hollow to me. >> carley: it is such a tragic turn of events. this happened over the weekend and involves los angeles county sheriff deputy ryan . it is believed the guys ran over him despite he was a police officer. i've been in personal contact regarding this investigation and made a commitment to him my office will prosecute the killer for this senseless act. hope they make an example of him so nothing like this ever happens again. thank you for joining us this morning. there is this. president biden handed down 50-year drilling ban across thousands of acres in new mexico? did you hear about that? our economy will lose big time. cheryl casone will help us explain. >> todd: have you heard this? two off-duty firefighters rushing to save a fan at the patriots an

with the union's help, we find a small plantation in south hollow where we shoot unnoticed and without permission . here things look very different. some of the workers don't have snake protection or gloves. we cannot say with certainty whether these oranges are also intended for jews. but what we see here is no exception, say the trade unionists also introduced industry the best buy had to agree as the 70 year old has dedicated his life to fighting for the rights of brazilian orange pickers. he was the head of the fed. i asked for union until 2017 though he's now retired above the handle is still maintains close contact with the workers and it will be that yada, which is how he learns firsthand about the conditions on the plantations. because let me see what else i need to advise you to buy the books to the workers rarely have any protective equipment, especially at the smaller suppliers and where conditions are worse. these, they do not follow health and safety regulations by the companies have been allowed to outsource work since 2017. this means that they can hand over work and res