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and that weather front moves into southern parts of scotland, just clips the lake district there, andrn ireland. so a distinct divide between the cooler north and that slightly milder air in the south. now, here's thursday — notice that the wind direction changes, and it's now coming in from the south. that means thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain crossing ireland, and also western parts of scotland. maybe some damp weather around the irish sea, too. that means the further east and southeast you are on thursday, the brighter the weather will be. and then, skipping to the weekend — look at the weather systems, the large—scale patterns across the atlantic, one of low pressure here. but look at these winds coming in from the south. now, this is because of the pattern of the jet stream higher in the atmosphere, at around 30,000 feet, and this big dip in the jet stream, or trough, will basically move that warmer atmosphere in the southern climes from spain and portugal, across france and towards the uk. so, temperatures will be climbing across many parts of western europe, and here i

and that weather front moves into southern parts of scotland, just clips the lake district there, and that slightly milder in the south. now, here's thursday — notice that the wind direction changes, and it's now coming in from the south. that means thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain crossing ireland, and also western parts of scotland. maybe some damp weather around the irish sea, too. that means the further east and southeast you are on thursday, the brighter the weather will be. and then, skipping to the weekend — look at the weather systems, the large scale patterns across the atlantic, one low pressure here. but look at these winds coming in from the south. now, this is because of the pattern of the jet stream higher in the atmosphere, at around 30,000 feet. and this big dip in thejet stream, or trough, will basically move that warmer atmosphere in the southern climes from spain and portugal, across france and towards the uk. so, temperatures will be climbing across many parts of western europe, and here in the uk, we'll probably get to the mid—20s, maybe peaking at 26—27 c

keeping the lake district and across northern ireland. a distinct divide. it is thursday.damp weather around the irish sea. further east and south—east you are the brighter the weather will be. skipping to the weekend. 0ne low pressure here, look at these winds coming in from the south. this is because of the pattern of the jet stream higher in the atmosphere. 30,000 feet. this big dip or trough is basically going to move that warm atmosphere in the southern climes from spain and portugal across france and towards the uk. temperatures climbing across many parts of western europe. in the uk we will get that mid 20s, peking may be a 26 or 27. briefly. even belfast temperatures hovering around 20. cardiff in the low 20s. warmer weather is on the way. goodbye. conservative party conference in manchester. this is bbc news. the headlines: donald trump again attacks new york's attorney general — on the second day of his civil fraud trial. accused of falsely inflating the value of his business empire. pope francis appears to leave open the possibility of priests blessing some same

is wednesday evening and that weather front moves into southern parts of scotland and clips the lake districteans thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain crossing ireland and western parts of scotland. may be damp weather around the irish sea. that means the further east and south east you are on thursday, the brighter the weather will be. and skipping to the weekend, look at the weather systems, the large—scale patterns across the atlantic, low pressure here. look at these winds coming in from the south. this is because of the pattern of the jet stream, higher in the atmosphere at around 30,000 feet and this big dip in the jet stream or trough is going to move that warmer atmosphere in the southern climes from spain and portugal across france and towards the uk so temperatures will be climbing across many parts of western europe and in the uk, we probably will get their mid—20s and may be peaking at 26 or 27 celsius briefly. even in belfast, temperatures hovering around 20, cardiff and the low 20s. so warmer weather is on the way, goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news. fighting for his pol

and that weather front moves into southern parts of scotland, just clips the lake district there, andn parts of scotland. maybe some damp weather around the irish sea, too. that means the further east and southeast you are on thursday, the brighter the weather will be. and then, skipping to the weekend — look at the weather systems, the large scale patterns across the atlantic, one low pressure here. but look at these winds coming in from the south. now, this is because of the pattern of the jet stream higher in the atmosphere, at around 30,000 feet. and this big dip in thejet stream, or trough, will basically move that warmer atmosphere in the southern climes from spain and portugal, across france and towards the uk. so, temperatures will be climbing across many parts of western europe, and here in the uk, we'll probably get to the mid—20s, maybe peaking at 26—27 celsius briefly. even in belfast, temperatures hovering around 20 or so, cardiff in the low 20s, as well. so warmer weather, yes, is on the way. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... the speaker of the us house of rep

and that weather front moves into southern parts of scotland, just clips the lake district there, andern parts of scotland. maybe some damp weather around the irish sea, too. that means the further east and southeast you are on thursday, the brighter the weather will be. and then, skipping to the weekend — look at the weather systems, the large scale patterns across the atlantic, one low pressure here. but look at these winds coming in from the south. now, this is because of the pattern of the jet stream higher in the atmosphere, at around 30,000 feet. and this big dip in thejet stream, or trough, will basically move that warmer atmosphere in the southern climes from spain and portugal, across france and towards the uk. so, temperatures will be climbing across many parts of western europe, and here in the uk, we'll probably get to the mid—20s, maybe peaking at 26—27 celsius briefly. even in belfast, temperatures hovering around 20 or so, cardiff in the low 20s, as well. so warmer weather, yes, is on the way. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news us house of representatives is a

development on the green belt is mooted, it's not a discussion about development in places like the lake districtnd less than 7% is open for public recreation. the majority of it is commercial farmland. and in london, a considerable chunk is devoted to golf courses. and importantly, the green belt now covers around one eighth of england's landmass. economists tend to agree that this has been a constraint, not only on house—building but economic growth more generally, as our most productive cities are unable to expand. we know that planning in general and the restrictiveness of the planning system, and the lack of land for houses, has caused house prices to rise astronomically relative to people's incomes, and that means it is difficult to recruit labour where it is most productive, because it's too expensive to buy houses. so places like oxford or cambridge or london, where people are very productive and which are the real potential centres of growth, find difficulties in recruiting skilled labour. estimates suggest that development ofjust 2% of existing green belt land near railway stations serv

look at the vast swathes the lake district, swathes of the lake district, scotland, wales, etcetera. boxing day with tesla drivers trying to get down south. a pal of mine went to edinburgh his family, had edinburgh with his family, had to air conditioning to turn the air conditioning off because he was running out of. >> all scared. that's >> they're all scared. that's that's gritty of that's the gritty reality of people i've got to people saying, oh, i've got to switch oh, switch the heating off. oh, is switching and switching things off to try and keep going. the reality keep the car going. the reality of electric cars, at least with a or a diesel car, you a petrol or a diesel car, you know, got? know, how many miles you've got? oh, carry the oh, you can just carry the little little can and little extra, little can and fill not fill it up. but listen, it's not just it's just not it's just sorry, it's just not it's not just going affect just not just going to affect us just because been on because they haven't been on they haven't been on for a bit. so they're just getting isn't jus

and that weather front moves into southern parts of scotland, just clips the lake district there, andg dip in thejet stream, or trough, will basically move that warmer atmosphere in the southern climes from spain and portugal, across france and towards the uk. so, temperatures will be climbing across many parts of western europe, and here in the uk, we'll probably get to the mid—20s, maybe peaking at 26—27 celsius briefly. even in belfast, temperatures hovering around 20 or so, cardiff in the low 20s, as well. so warmer weather, yes, is on the way. bye— bye. at six — the home secretary warns of a hurricane of mass migration and says policiticians have been too squeamish about tackling it. the wind of change that carried my own parents across the globe in the 20th century was a mere gust compared to the hurricane that is coming. it is not the first time the home secretary has been outspoken in her language, and some say about time too. a politician willing to be candid. others say she is being reckless. a man and a boy are in hospital after being struck by lightning at a school footbal

the lake district never lets you down. d with my family, and although she struggled so much to walk my mum loved the lake , to walk my mum loved the lake, so it was really special . share so it was really special. share it with my kids and if you can believe it , it with my kids and if you can believe it, it was sunny this summer , but the reason i summer, but the reason i remember it , summer, but the reason i remember it, the privilege of it , is because on my first day back from holiday , i was in back from holiday, i was in a cafe in worthing in sussex talking to people and one woman said, released in my mind she was a single mom with two kids and she said to me , it's and she said to me, it's survival mode . i can't think, survival mode. i can't think, oh, let's do something nice. there's no long term planning, no thinking about the future. and i could see the hurt in her eyes as she told me . that's what eyes as she told me. that's what this cost of living crisis does. it intrudes on the little things that we love. wh

lakes in ushachina, a real paradise for tourists. this can be done every weekend for 3 years. water routes in these places include reservoirs of the ushach and polotsk districtsanovo is one of the locations routes. oh, what a beauty, now i wish i could take a ride on a boat. hello, my name is vladimir, i can join you for company, no problem. look, are you here to go fishing? not to go fishing, the fact is that i work in the sports and tourism sector, we have a tourist event here. route, tourist route , even, yes, i came to see the possibility of getting from the water to the shore, we have two groups of lakes in our region, one group of lakes is located, here the route passes... not far from polotsk minsk on this side, this is one group of lakes, the second group of lakes on the other side, these are roads , it actually turns out to be a boat route , you can take a boat, they are really connected to each other, all the lakes are connected to each other by two rivers, this group of lakes is connected by the diva river, and that group lakes are connected by rivers, and how many kilometers will you have to go on boats to go through at least one of the routes, on

it's another thing for people who are, say, in grasmere , in the lake in grasmere, in the lake districtpeople are, you know, unlikely to plan ahead for. but rebecca, thank you very much. rebecca, thank you very much. rebecca jane, there is a deputy leader of ukip, short and sweet, but you'd love to it right but you'd love to see it right now. harry says that he now. prince harry says that he cares about the environment so where yesterday? that's where was he yesterday? that's right. grand prix, right. a formula one grand prix, believe not. naturally, believe it or not. naturally, for a chap who has just got back from private jet an island from a private jet to an island where billionaires to escape where billionaires go to escape millionaires. course, millionaires. but of course, he's when comes to he's all heart when it comes to the environment. patrick christys people's. channel >> welcome back. it is 10 to 6. you're watching or listening to me, patrick christys right here on news. now, prince harry says that he cares about the environment. so where was he yesterday? well, of course,

and i know that my coworkers didn't either. >> the grapevine-colleyville south lake and keller school districtine-colleyville told nbc news, we review all feedback, and continuously look at how we can better serve and support our employees. south lake's carroll school noted, as required by texas law, we have policies and processes that respect parental rights and appropriately review curriculum. keller isd saying, we believe that mutual respect and dignity build unity. >> in a time where the climate is so hostile and everchanging, when is the next policy gonna come? what have they done now? it's nice to be able to find solace in friends you can talk to. >> i think the student communities that have sprung up make me optimistic. because i've seen so many students stepping up as leaders and forming a community where people feel safe. >> this is not just happening in texas. this is a national movement. antonia hylton, along with nbc news senior investigative reporter, mike --, have spent years investigating the infiltration of far-right christian ideology into classrooms in texas and across americ

in belarus, you won’t surprise anyone with lakes, but what lives in the lakes of the berezovsky districtimpressive, what about the belarusian sturgeon, i want to see it, this fishery is located in three districts of the region at once, the area of ​​​​all the ponds of the leased reservoirs is only a little inferior to the total territory of the cities of baranovichi and kobrin. mainly pond fish are bred here, but a special nursery with workshops and a laboratory has been created for sturgeon. well , in order to understand how the belarusian aisyotor light appears, i will need help. meet the fish farmer. maksim. hello, hello. well, tell me a secret. uh, now we are in the incubation workshop of the central department. and specifically in the broodstock center, we work here with sturgeon producers, what are sturgeon producers, that is, these are ripe, these are mature individuals, otitrov, professionals call such sturgeons unusually, replacement broodstock, caviar selection takes place in measuring cups, then i have a regular household measuring cup, okay, that is, we collect caviar as a ru

we've had floods that have example, in have lost lives, for example, in the lake district going back of stuff. it's not necessarily completely new. also, i would to also, emma, i would like to politely a lot of the politely say that a lot of the people in fact, the vast majority of the people coming across on small across the channel on small boats fleeing other human boats are fleeing other human beings countries like, beings from countries like, say, iran afghanistan, not the iran or afghanistan, not the environmental conditions. that's correct, isn't it? >> yeah. so of course. so we have we're part of the european convention on human rights. and you know why that was set up, don't you, patrick? it's to protect people fleeing war, persecution . ian, why are you persecution. ian, why are you getting involved with that? >> are stop oil getting >> why are just stop oil getting involved with that? that's that's that's issue. i mean, that's that's an issue. i mean, shouldn't why don't you shouldn't you be why don't you why why don't you then go and campaign in places where there are ram

through the pain, they ran away. but they couldn’t escape far, they ended up near lake kultuban, there is a baymak districtolding hands, just we made the following choice: it’s better for us to die, now here together, here they are from a huge, well, yes, of course, all seven of them from a huge rock. dear delia, you brought so much romanticism and high vibration to us on the air that now we will listen to the song and keep in mind this graceful and high bashkir honor, what kind of song? this is my original song, i wrote the music myself, the words to this song were written by my sister yulia. bakhtieva, zanedin played the instruments, the arrangement was written by people’s artist of the republic of bozhkostan gezatulin, that is, this it was a team effort. we sang it for the first time in kazakhstan and of course we would love to perform it for you too, i went to the audience of bashkartastan and dilia. yuregimdin turanda, halykymdin rukhү. aldyn nazaketliudaryn kusleru, yerodom aldyn, well, comrades, i’ll tell you this is the bashkar manner of receiving guests, you’re just delya kyzym, i must say, kyzym,

my name is masha bogatyr, and today i came to admire the beauty of the blue lakes and meet amazing people lyubansky districtto the belarusian maldives, learn how to bake bread according to an old recipe, find out where the healing spring is, and get a little nostalgic and master the water attractions. the distance from minsk to lyuban is 165 km, you can get there by minibus, bus or car, taxi routes depart from minsk approximately every 2 hours, ticket price is 15 rubles. by car from minsk , head towards slutsk along the p-23 road. driving past slutsk, head towards the p-55 road, along which you will reach lyuban, travel time is approximately 2 hours. the town of lyuban was first mentioned in 156. in those days, this region became famous thanks to its glass factory. they made it here. priced mirrors, crystal glass. after the second partition of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, lyuban became part of the russian empire , in 1924 lyuban became a regional center, at the same time the marina swamps began to be drained in this region, and the first large agricultural enterprise in belarus was created here on dr

i'm not really a construct, a need for the humanitarian, a troops that went into the gods district, lakes and fuel, still a big issue. and one of the issues premature reports of premature babies a now at risk more than a 100 of them because hospitals are running low on fuel. that's glad to treat until this current moment. i'm curious as to bounce from entering the gaza strip. now, different appeals were met by local authorities and even 5 men to come 6 side to construct an international community and to 2 different undergoes organization inside the church. we to allow for the entry with you. i know that you could to help the palestinian hospitals to keep the rating we are testing about around to 20 palestinian hospital become active services and there are still others will be out of the services. if this of the, the shortage, if you continue to exist as site because the trip according to these direct to optimal, the patient's opponent, right? inside the gaza strip to give the you will, did not enter the gauze till next wednesday. the maturity of god at your facility is given that to our f

and today i came for love. the beauty of the blue lakes and meet the amazing people of the lyubansky districtaling spring is, get a little nostalgic, and master the water attractions. the distance from minsk to lyuban is 165 km, you can get there by minibus, bus or car, minibuses depart from minsk approximately every 2 hours, ticket price is 15 rubles.

brackets of water; they resell them, and there are many such examples for someone, krugloe lake in the dmitrovsky districttrying to build something there on the shore, in every possible way, like this stop? municipalities today have all the levers to either allocate a separate area under a water body and allow citizens to use it and, accordingly, provide it to developers without this plot of land on which a lake, a branch or something else is located, in order, as they say, to make it pleasant for the residents , to preserve the reservoir and to warn the developer , to say, friend, build here, don’t build here, but you can’t build all the reservoirs register it so that there are no such problems , whether it’s small, big, a pond, a lake, a quarry, a ditch, it doesn’t matter, here’s a water body, you don’t need it , look, you can ask a question here, but the feasibility, second, to be honest, the costs, of course, the federal hand, to put it mildly , does not reach every small pond will reach, so it’s still the prerogative of municipalities, caring residents, social activists, there are regulations, fines

can the cultural district would be set up right here between the grand lake and lake shore neighborhoods in oakland. >> and some leaders say that spaces been long needed and it's a hard to believe that something like this. it already not been established in the city of oakland considering the city has one of the highest percentages of residents who identify as lgbtq in the united states. >> it's something the city of oakland has never had before. this area between the grand lake and lake shore. neighborhoods could be the first cultural district for the lgbtq community. excited. i'm excited. and this is this is historic. this is historic. some overwhelmed oakland needs. >> its own. say spaces, cultural districts, far lgbtq and that's what's happening now. the co-founders of oakland's lgbtq community center say an official designation would solidify what already exists in the area. >> run bars, restaurants and other businesses as well as the center itself can be found in the lakeshore area. joe hawkins says san francisco gets a lot of attention for lgbtq culture, but it's just as important

them, and to someone, and there are many such examples, i myself drive past the round lake in the dmitrovsky districtalways something there they are trying to build on the shore, in every possible way, how to stop this? today there are all the levers to either allocate a separate plot under a water body and let citizens use it and , accordingly, provide it to developers without this plot of land on which the lake or something else is located, so that, as they say, it will be pleasant for the residents, to preserve warn the reservoir and the developer , say, suddenly, build here, don’t build here, but it’s impossible to register all reservoirs so that there are no such problems. small, it’s big, a pond, a lake, a quarry, a ditch, it doesn’t matter, it’s a water body, there’s no need to demolish it, it’s possible, the question is here , but the feasibility, second, to be honest, the costs, of course, the federal hand, to put it mildly, doesn’t reach every small pond will reach, so it’s still the prerogative of municipalities, caring residents, social activists, there are regulations, fines are issued t

lake windermere, a lot algae windermere, a lot of toxic algae is appearing in windermere in the lake district. global warming runoff from fertilisers from farming fields, pollution and all sorts of things. but the thing is, it's also happening in the biggest freshwater lake in europe , which freshwater lake in europe, which is in northern ireland. loch ness. and it's really , really ness. and it's really, really bad.so ness. and it's really, really bad. so this is not just at windermere. so what's the what's the solution or what's happening ? what can you tell us with this ? >> yeah. so the environmentalists have joined forces with the uk space agency. and what they're going to do is they're going to use satellite data to analyse effective the spread of this contamination in the lake from space. and they think by doing that, the lake from space. and they think by doing that , they'll be think by doing that, they'll be able to come up with an idea as to as to why it's happening and what can be done to combat it. i mean, obviously, pollution in watennays has been in the news an awful lot lately

district should help since they believe the problem started when the district drained the reservoir. >> we think trapping in the lake bed is certainly possible. or exclusionary fencing. >> reporter: the association is collecting comments to be part of an environmental impact report on the dam project being submitted by the district to the state november 1st. >> the draining has affected the environment with all these pigs around. so we'd like to have valley water, who we believe is directly response form this address it. and if not, we go to other agencies. >> reporter: at this point the water district is encouraging residents to file comments for the eir report under the problem of invasive species. but the agency remains adamant the wild pigs are a state responsibility, not the water district's or the county's. in morgan hill, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> well, the lack of housing is a big issue in the bay area, and so are the lack of the big delays in san francisco. building in the city takes longer than in any other california city, according to a state investigates into the housing crisis. the state cre

lake shore. neighborhoods could be the first cultural district for the lgbtq community. excited. i'm excited. is this is historic. this is historic. some overwhelmed oakland needs. >> its own. on say spaces, cultural districts, far lgbtq and that's what's happening now. the co-founders of oakland's lgbtq community center say an official designation would solidify what already exists in the area. >> run bars, restaurants and other businesses as well as the center itself can be found in the lakeshore area. joe hawkins says san francisco gets a lot of attention for lgbtq culture, but it's just as important in oakland and it shouldn't be lost on people either that oakland lgbtq community center's found my black people it is one of the in the state. >> it's not the only one founded by black people. community leaders also say recent anti drag and anti-trans legislation as well as increased attacks on lgbtq+ rights across the country. >> show a known safe space is needed in oakland in general. we want to space that we can say this is our and we bring everybody together. >> with allies and people who

and today i arrived. admire the beauty of the blue lakes and meet the amazing people of the lyubansky district i will go to the belarusian maldives and learn how to bake bread according to an old recipe. i’ll find out where the healing spring is located, get a little nostalgic and explore the water attractions. the distance from minsk to lyuban is 165 km, you can get there by minibus, bus or car, minibuses depart from minsk approximately every 2 hours, ticket price is 15 rubles. car from minsk, head towards slutsk along the p-23 road, passing by slutsk, head towards the p55 road, along which you will get to lyuban, travel time is approximately 2 hours. the town of lyuban was first mentioned in 1566 . in those days, this region became famous thanks to its glass factory. highly valued mirrors and crystal glass were produced here. after the second partition of the polish -lithuanian commonwealth, luban. into the russian empire. in 1924, lyuban became a regional center. at the same time , the marina swamps began to be drained in this region. here the first large agricultural enterprise in belarus

the artificial lake is the center of the neighborhood. the whole districts built slighty sloping towards it so that all the rainwater collects there. in addition, it's fed by the groundwater flow of the danube river. seestadt aspern is home to some unique examples of sustainable architecture. at 24 stories and 84 meters high, the hoho is the world's second tallest wooden skyscraper. an office building is under construction here that doesn't need central heating or air conditioning: extremely thick brick walls make it possible. in the first phase, sustainability was not the big issue. residential development was the main concern, and we didn't even realize that was a key to sustainablility. that turned out to be the case when the first things started to work. wow, that worked, now we can go one step further. then came social change, when suddenly in society and in politics, doors were opening. early on, we argued about things like planting big trees, and ended up planting small ones. now it's common practice. seestadt is built on spongy ground. under the tre

one comes up, the artificial lake is the center of the neighborhood. the whole district is built slightly sloping towards it so that all the rain water collects there. in addition, is fed by the ground water flow of the danube river. another core principle of fish that is social diversity. the sale of real estate within the project to private investors helps funds, social housing and public developments. here. sustainability also makes economic sense. vast amounts of data are collected to ensure an optimized energy supply. europe's largest ever energy research project which employs over 200 people is underway ins. each dot spend sensors are installed all over the district. they record in real time, how much energy each building consumes, and how much they produces as it cannot be. this particular building is almost not 0 to use is just a little more electricity then it produces as a pulled up. see if i'm talk. next door is an energy plus building. it produces more electricity than it consumes. that's like a spinner. to say i'm going to go one step further, take a buildin

reason to use these funds to close the most popular designation for people to come to our lake and our district. therefore, mr. chair, i think it is more important to protect our outdoors and keep the camp grounds open and accessible to the public. with that, i'm prepared to close. the chair: the gentleman has the only time remaining. mr. mccormick: i yield. the chair: the gentleman yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from georgia. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. and the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 46 printed in part b of house report 118-242. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. norman: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 46 printed in part b of house report 118-242 offered by mr. norman of south carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 756, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman and a member opposed each will control five minutes.

virtually borne out of the lake and see people in coming from the artificial lake is the center of the neighborhood. the whole district is built slightly sloping towards it. so that all the rainwater collect stare in addition is fed by the ground water flow of the danube river. another core principle of fish that is social diversity. the sale of real estate within the project to private investors, health funds, social housing, and public developments. here, sustainability also makes economic sense. a vast amounts of data are collected to ensure an optimized energy supply. europe's largest ever energy research project, which employees over $200.00 people is underway ins each that spend sensors are installed all over the district. they record in real time how much energy each building consumes and how much it produces as it cannot be, this particular building is almost net 0 to use is just a little more electricity than it produces as a pulled up. see if i'm talk next door is an energy plus building. it produces more electricity than it consumes. it's like a spinning sound. we can go one step further, take a building th

lake shore. neighborhoods could be the first cultural district for the lgbtq community. excited. i'm big on its and this is this is historic. this is historic. some overwhelmed oakland needs. >> its own. on say spaces, cultural districts lgbtq and that's what's happening now. the co-founders of oakland's lgbtq community center say an official designation would solidify what already exists in the area. >> run bars, restaurants and other businesses as well as the center itself can be found in the lakeshore area. joe hawkins says san francisco gets a lot of attention for lgbtq culture, but it's just as important in oakland and it shouldn't be lost on people either plan our lgbtq community center's founded my black people as one of the in the state. >> it's not the only one founded by black people. community leaders also say recent anti drag an anti-trans legislation as well as increased attacks on lgbtq+ rights across the country. >> show a known safe space is needed in oakland in general. we want to space that we can say this is our and we bring everybody together. >> with allies a

lake shore. neighborhoods could be the first cultural district for the lgbtq community. excited. big on its and this is this is historic. this is historic. some overwhelmed oakland needs. >> its own. on say spaces, cultural districts, far lgbtq and that's what's happening now. the co-founders of oakland's lgbtq community center say an official designation would solidify what already exists in the area. >> run bars, restaurants and other businesses as well as the center itself can be found in the lakeshore area. joe hawkins says san francisco gets a lot of attention for lgbtq culture, but it's just as important in oakland and it shouldn't be lost on people either plan are lgbtq community center's found it. my black people it is one of the in the state. >> it's not the only one founded by black people. community leaders also say recent anti drag an anti-trans legislation as well as increased attacks on lgbtq+ rights across the country. >> show a known safe space is needed in oakland in general. we want to space that we can say this is our and we bring everybody together. >> with al

lake svites. we are building a route to novogrudok district, if you traveling by... car, go from minsk towards the, take a bus or minibus to novogrudok, and then in the regional center you need to change to the novogrudok lyubcha bus. check the schedule in advance because the bus runs only once or twice. per day. the first point of my route is a village with the beautiful name lyubcha. in historical in documents it was first mentioned in the 21st century, in the 16th century, the settlement received magdeburg law. there is a legend about the origin of the name. according to legend, on the high bank of the neman, prince mindovk met a beautiful girl with whom he fell in love at first sight. they got married and the place of their first meeting became a symbol of what arose. therefore, the name of the village is lyubcha. the main attraction of lyubcha is the castle. it was built in the 15th century and today it is called the most romantic castle in our country. the castle was built on a steep bank in the 16th century. by order of jan kiszka. initially, all the buildings were wooden, except. entrance

lake shore. neighborhoods could be the first cultural district for the lgbtq community. excited. on its and this is this is historic. this is historic. be bound. oakland needs. >> its own. say spaces, cultural districts, far lgbtq and that's what's happening now. the co-founders of oakland's lgbtq community center say an official designation would solidify what already exists in the area. >> run bars, restaurants and other businesses as well as the center itself can be found in the lakeshore area. joe hawkins says san francisco gets a lot of attention for lgbtq culture, but it's just as important in oakland and it shouldn't be lost on people either that oakland are lgbtq community center's found it. my black people as one of the in the state. >> it's not the only one founded by black people. community leaders also say recent anti drag and anti-trans legislation as well as increased attacks on lgbtq+ rights across the country. >> show a known safe space is needed in oakland in general. we want to space that we can say this is our and we bring everybody together. >> with allies and

lake shore. neighborhoods could be the first cultural district for the lgbtq community. excited. i'm big on its and this is this is historic. this is historic. some overwhelmed oakland needs. >> its own. >> on say spaces, cultural districts, far lgbtq and that's what's happening now. the co-founders of oakland's lgbtq community center say an official designation would solidify what already exists in the area. run bars, restaurants and other businesses as well as the center itself can be found in the lakeshore area. joe hawkins says san francisco gets a lot of attention for lgbtq culture, but it's just as important in oakland and it shouldn't be lost on people either that oakland are lgbtq community center's founded my black people and is one of the in the state. >> it's not the only one founded by black people. community leaders also say recent anti drag an anti-trans legislation as well as increased attacks on lgbtq+ rights across the country. >> show a known safe space is needed in oakland in general. we want to space that we can say this is our and we bring everybody together.

lake shore. neighborhoods could be the first cultural district for the lgbtq community. excited. i'm big on its and this is this is historic. this is historic. some of the oakland needs. >> its own. >> say spaces, cultural districts, far lgbtq and that's what's happening now. the co-founders of oakland's lgbtq community center say an official designation would solidify what already exists in the area. run bars, restaurants and other businesses as well as the center itself can be found in the lakeshore area. joe hawkins says san francisco gets a lot of attention for lgbtq culture, but it's just as important in oakland and it shouldn't be lost on people either that oakland are lgbtq community center's found it. my black people as one of the in the state. >> it's not the only one founded by black people. community leaders also say recent anti drag and anti-trans legislation as well as increased attacks on lgbtq+ rights across the country. >> show a known safe space is needed in oakland in general. we want to space that we can say this is our and we bring everybody together. >> with

lake shore. neighborhoods could be the first cultural district for the lgbtq community. excited. i'm big on its and this is this is historic. this is historic. some overwhelmed oakland needs. >> its own. on say spaces, cultural districts, far lgbtq community. and that's what's happening now. the co-founders of oakland's lgbtq community center say an official designation would solidify what already exists in the area. >> run bars, restaurants and other businesses as well as the center itself can be found in the lakeshore area. joe hawkins says san francisco gets a lot of attention for lgbtq culture, but it's just as important in oakland and it shouldn't be lost on people either plan our lgbtq community center's founded my black people it is one of the in the state. >> it's not the only one founded by black people. community leaders also say recent anti drag an anti-trans legislation as well as increased attacks on lgbtq+ rights across the country. >> show a known safe space is needed in oakland in general. we want to space that we can say this is our and we bring everybody togethe

lake shore. neighborhoods could be the first cultural district for the lgbtq community. excited. i'm big on its and this is this is historic. this is historic. some overwhelmed oakland needs. >> its own. on say spaces, cultural districts, far lgbtq and that's what's happening now. the co-founders of oakland's lgbtq community center say an official designation would solidify what already exists in the area. >> run bars, restaurants and other businesses as well as the center itself can be found in the lakeshore area. joe hawkins says san francisco gets a lot of attention for lgbtq culture, but it's just as important in oakland and it shouldn't be lost on people either plan are lgbtq community center's found it. my black people. and as one of the in the state, it's not the only one founded by black people. community leaders also say recent anti drag and anti-trans legislation as well as increased attacks on lgbtq+ rights across the country show a known safe space is needed in oakland in general. we want to space that we can say this is our and we bring everybody together. >> with al

this area between the grand lake and lake shore neighborhoods could be the first cultural district forommunity. excited. i'm big on its and this is this is historic. this is historic. some overwhelmed oakland needs. >> its own. on say spaces, cultural districts, far lgbtq community. and that's what's happening now. the co-founders of oakland's lgbtq community center say an official designation would solidify what already exists in the area. >> run bars, restaurants and other businesses as well as the center itself can be found in the lakeshore area. joe hawkins says san francisco gets a lot of attention for lgbtq culture, but it's just as important in oakland and it shouldn't be lost on people either that oakland our lgbtq community center's founded my black people it is one of the in the state. >> it's not the only one founded by black people. community leaders also say recent anti drag an anti-trans legislation as well as increased attacks on lgbtq+ rights across the country. >> show a known safe space is needed in oakland in general. we want to space that we can say this is our and

lake. a motorcycle tourist doesn’t need to dream of anything more. the symbol of the berezovsky district, where i arrived, is a small warbler bird, in search of which i will go with you. although i am not a burtcher, i have also heard about the warbler as the most mysterious and rare bird. once upon a time it lived throughout europe, but then the swamps and water meadows where this bird lives began to become overgrown with a teaspoon of sugar , and the warbler was left without a home, and it so happened that it was in the beryozovsky region in the sporovsky swamps that there were conditions for nesting of the warbler. now ecotourists from all over the world flock to these parts to watch and listen to this tiny bird. well, the sporovsky reserve has gained international fame thanks to the warbler. i already want to see it. there is a lot to see in belarus, the question is how to see it. it is for this reason that i came to ivan, ivan arranges excursions on atvs, and to get acquainted with the sporovsky reserve, the best i can’t think of a way, hello, hello, why exactly atvs, and why not, l