he collected over a thousand antique lighting fixtures, most of which are displayed in his museum . e of my neighbors had an antique lamp, knowing that i was interested in all kinds of lighting fixtures. he gave it to me for my birthday. for all the time of collecting the collection - this is the only case when the exhibit got to me for free all the rest lamps. i bought with my own money until the end of the seventies of the last century , the ferrens borush collection was kept at his house, filling everything and everyone with itself, causing delight and pride in the ferens himself and quiet. horror from his wife in 1980, succumbing to his wife's persuasion, ferens rented a small , empty room in the city and moved his collection there not so long ago , the ferens borush museum turned 30 years old before starting any business in life. i always consulted with my wife, listened carefully to her advice, and then did everything in reverse when i i said that i want to collect lamps, my wife was categorically against it. so, it’s the right thing - i thought, i didn’t seem to have lost. how

population before the law and this heritage of us history is so well depicted in pauline museum, which sets lights on the 1000 tiers of our into connected to the merged history, but just just says lee community civil merged together in the house were i was raised at the corner of it than frontage guys. street. well, was headed to courtyard interest sector to buy for ghetto. whoa. the wall, the wage set up by the communities that used to live together and what happened in the hollow coast. what happened in the tragedy of the ghetto was like tearing part of our hearts from our chests. the bars of our hearts torn out from a chest by the gym. those who perpetrated the unique slaughter about i must tell you ladies and gentlemen, between oh so have marks of a jewish war. so we thought a soviet women and men in our language in our sensitivities and our quiz seen they are all alive filled in considering please go cedrin every day or so citizen has a get. there was a bit of a spy and is shedding bleak and feels better in one's own foot. i know lisa e dish words that became part of our own mother tongue. al

modeling, most of the exhibits of the museum and restored specialists of the ural mining metallurgical company one of the most interesting exhibits in our collection of lightanks is the soviet amphibious tank t-37a in no other museum, there is no such amphibious tank produced by the izhora plant. and for us it is a great pride for the thirties . it was a unique combat vehicle nowhere in the world have there been amphibious tanks yet. and we have already mass-produced them. and this is not an easy car, really such a kind of armored boat that can move, both on land, so on the water surface since 2015, a model of the uzlovaya railway station has appeared on the open area of ​​​​the museum; on its tracks you can see all the main equipment that moved across the expanses of the soviet union during the war near the oldest steam locomotive of the series of. in the course of o, the main steam engine of walshart, this is the first main steam locomotive of the russian railways. these locomotives were produced in tsarist russia until the fifteenth year. they were produced a little. uh, in soviet power , literally 3 years in the late twenties. yes they they all went th

an exposition of architecture has opened in the museum on vozdvizhenka. of light the unique glass bricks invented by gustav alcagné, visitors will not only be able to learn the secrets of the moscow architectural past, but will literally find themselves inside a giant kaleidoscope, and together where light connects with history, artyom kuznetsov’s reportage come out, it is even reflected. very beautiful somehow figuratively, from this side, two niches with glass bricks, fouling in the apartment of the smeared, not a luxury, a story that i managed to keep inside the apartment, when i just entered it and inspired me. that's it. they are true. they were closed. several pieces were broken here, but with the help of neighbors they could not find them. once transparent bricks were the main decoration of the front apartment house on the large ordynka, but the diamond-shaped blocks were painted over, part was lost to return the former luxury, we managed 2 years ago, now the entrance exactly as in 1915 we received the necessary amount that we needed for restoration from th

century since 1925, there was a maternity hospital, in which he appeared into the light of a short evening. in the museum exhibition. more than a thousand items are presented under the general title of a portrait of a person writers. the most valuable of them are personal items, manuscripts, drawings of a classic of russian literature and audio recordings of the voice of vladimir semyonovich, the museum conducts fascinating thematic excursions, as well as watching films about korotkevichi and paintings shot according to his scripts, and actively participates in international exhibition projects. the museum hosts international scientific conferences dedicated to the work of our famous countryman. on april 23, 1886 , samuel fin was born in a jewish family in the future, a famous poet, prose writer, translator from the metro to his grandfather, literature attracted him from childhood. the boy was not afraid to walk 25 km on foot to the nearest library in 1912 from the metro to the bedulya goes to the heart of belarusian culture and the village is now among his companions. entirely celebrities, brothers, lut

museums were collected in unusual combinations. and it helps to see them in a completely new light, the report walks. ting was collected in moscow from all over russia including arkhangelsk iletsk omsk 20 regional museums joined the russian tretyakov gallery, the hermitage plus personal collections in pushkin gave the best of these to the potter malevich rodchenko. few ladies were seen in a cafe or repin monmart. vasily perov 1863 the famous troika has not yet been written unexpectedly vasnetsov drawing heroes and booths in the paris workshop. he arrived. and he definitely didn't know french. he lived in a cheap place , or don, a suburb of paris, and in general, if nekrasovskaya, uh, well received, then he would have died of hunger and fled earlier in 2003, the project was conceived as international yet marina and loshak, together with the british, russian curators decided to rethink the artistic process, but two independent exhibitions came out about the fact that after impressionism in london and in moscow, the first vernissage of the new director, dear friends. hello, my name is elizaveta likhachev

presidential instructions in russia will open museums dedicated to special military operations and not only . lights sparkle, and there and there and there. i went with such a soul. i'm going to russia miraculously escaped in the donetsk people's republic met another group of refugees sheltered from the artyomovsk suitcase documents and bags of warm clothes. this is all that people managed to take with them, what people had to endure, omar magomedov will tell. we want to hear how you sing it. just don't think that i 'll sing too. i can hardly say the president of south korea will leave the usa with a guitar and a nuclear umbrella washington promised to help seoul in confronting north korea our children studied in the reindeer gardens, the school of life in yakut, how reindeer herders preserve traditions, pass on knowledge to the next generation, and how young people master the general education program, not leaving the herd. this jbunov visited a nomadic school in places kilometers from yakutsk. the production of drones in russia needs to be put on stream, said vladimir putin, the president held a m

that's what creates just a very pleasant light mood more so that we have a feeling of a museum.o add classic drawings. i chose the drawings are happy, of course, this is a print, i see that you took different frames with very simple black ones , such as thicker ones, these gold ones here are generally kind of aged and how they combine with each other . we will try to make our frames form a single whole, for example, along the bottom line along the side lines. and maybe let's look at the wall. how do we manage to make correct or irregular geometric shapes out of this, that's why we have white walls, because it's like a blank sheet on which we all our different frames are different drawings of the photo we will be able to place and come up with our special story. well, since our walls are white, of course, we are in this very clean, bright interior. i would like to add a white floor. we will now order it on the petrovich website. we need katya to set the sorting, choose the color and surface. so the color should be the lightest. the whitest surface is matte and we need it to be a

that looks less like an audience, and more like the tour group at a spoon museum on a tuesday morning. [ light seen middle school dance recitals with a bigger audience. he looks like he's doing an off-broadway one-man show called, "the real cocaine bear." [ laughter ] "hey, could somebody tell c-span to stop cutting to the [ bleep ] audience?" [ laughter ] the point is, cpac was a window into the unhinged nature of the modern conservative world view they're all in a little echo chamber screaming to half-empty conference rooms about made up bull[ bleep ] most normal people don't care about in fact, to show you how disconnected they are from the average american voter, they actually invited the pillow guy, mike lindell, to speak on stage about his repeatedly debunked election lies. >> thank you, everybody. what do you think i'm going to talk about [ cheers ] we need to melt down the machines and turn 'em into prison bars. [ cheers ] i got teams of people in every state. in fact, i'm going to announce in a minute this new thing i have that's called the election crime bureau we don't want to use t

museum to my navigators. we now have this great one, which gave me so many machines to sail away to , uh, the inner light, childow it or not. children, you have to laugh so much i, uh, float away on their hearts. most teak hall, especially for the little ones, this solyansk hut can be acquainted with the experience of mikhailovich mitskevich . another hall, this is a school room, a classroom room, that is now told about the childish student years of konstantin mikhailovich and his pinker move. and you can do more with a tablet. right now, this is a slate board and they wrote in scribbles. children are the greatest hall. you could say a conference room. this is not for carrying out a lesson in ore literature, a lecture is called an exposition, paths, roads. you can also check out the references here. the voice here is the most custom exhibit. our peace museum ecclesiastical records of 1799-1810 . so here is the backlight. the kvitsky public school was the correct name for the opilkin school for poor villagers for the people of 1915. in this great hall there is a eshbetek museum with books of voice and about ears

. >> the exhibition “an archeology , of silence” at san francisco's de young museum dramatic in its scale and lightingulptures, 25 works in all, that use the iconography of art history to expose violence against black 10blby16aril msc ie ntpto enaurw large painting of a contemporary woman. the pain, but also the passion and power so often captured in the history of western religious art and portraiture. >> i'm telling a story about a group of people who for centuries have been ignored and forgotten. and i'm using the language of the epic, the heroic, even the elegiac, the sort of sadness that surrounds a lot of these big monuments, to be able to make someone fl special again, to make someone feel fully formed, mourned after. i don't know is it a sad show or is there something here that says that there's a bit of growth and a bit of light in the midst of all this sadness? >> i wonder myself. what do you see? you are the crater here. >> that's right. i guess what i'm doing is creating a provocation. >> today one of the worls most celebrated artists in part for for his 2018 portrait of barack obama the 4

yes, the remains of a museum for young people help to kill a lot of technical nuances. this is a whole lightence at a glance understand that this is the empress. she has a small crown, and a golden tin dress for peter the great it so happened that we both entered and even lived in the same room at two years old. that is at first it was very difficult due to the fact that we had known each other only a year before we entered, we were very different, there was a very strong clash of characters. i wanted one thing she wanted another and her inner pedantry greatly influenced our life , she adored order, she was purely insane, clean and i'm easier for you, i took it easier, well, we did not find a compromise. a copy with marks of this painting or a school portrait? copying is not from ours such copying by young astakovs, provoking the correct technique, and then developing your author's shame. lisa, meaning the bark of a man who practices that , practicing a strange piece. li ivanovich mashkova female portrait written in 1908, and many are wondering? and who was this woman? who is the model, beca

well now see the light convenient, local highlight. museum.ry. anastasia krimeshnaya channel one. hello on the air news in sergey's studio tugushev, released from ukrainian captivity, the russian military were delivered to moscow late in the evening by bcs aircraft. they arrived at the chkalovsky airfield 106 people who were threatened with captivity, mortal danger were returned from the territory controlled by the kiev regime as a result of the negotiation process. many still have not recovered from injuries received during combat missions. now they have to undergo treatment and rehabilitation in the medical institutions of the ministry of defense , the first aid team needed our doctor. provided even before boarding the plane and during flight. look, i ended up near donetsk, the settlement of pobeda, while performing a combat mission, the removal of two legs was hit, and my arm hit right up to the plane and our doctors were on the plane, as soon as hmm we exchanged immediately an examination, who the guys needed first aid, everyone turned out

uh such texture, allows part of the fabric strips to reflect light well, each of which was sewn together 8 m in height right during the museum, but to connect them together and stretch them so that this huge white bowl is obtained , the restorer had to hang on the openwork frame, but now the unique panorama literally sparkled with new colors elena kilns alexandra mekhtinsky material of nuts svetlana vidyashkina. channel one, volgograd russia kicked off the moscow easter festivals grand celebration this year it takes place 22 times concerts of a dozen cities of musicians and virtuosos. whose names the whole world knows in the legendary symphony orchestra of the mariinsky theatre, the founder of the festivals is its permanent artistic director. valery georgiev announced a special place in the program for the work of sergei rachmaninov this year 150 years since the birth of the composition. programs include great works of russian music, but not only i believe that the performance of authors representing the pinnacle of world music achievements. this is an integral part of such a musical government, which we actually made mandat

jeffrey: the exhibition an archaeology of silence at san francisco's de young museum, dramatic in its scale and lightingntings and sculptures, 25 works in all, we that use the iconography of art history to expose violence against black men and women today. an ancient sculpture, the dying gaul. from 200 b.c. now a young man in a hoodie taking his last breaths. the virgin martyr st. cecilia, a 1610 marble sculpture, now transformed by wiley into a large painting of a contemrary woman, the pain, but also the passion and power, so often captured in the history of western religious art and portraiture. kehinde: i'm telling a story about a group of people who, for centuries, have been ignored and forgotten. and i'm using the language of the epic, the heroic, even the elegiac, the sort of sadness that surrounds a lot of these big monuments, to be able to make someone feel special again, to make someone feel fully formed, mourned after. i don't know. is it a sad show, or is there something here that says that there's a bit of growth and a bit of light in the midst of all this sadness? you jeffrey: well, i wonde

the russians are accused of building and restaurant reserves, who sent museum exhibits to the forefront, like a belarusian of a light hand propagandists became ukrainians about this and much more today in the program. this is an anti-fake program. here we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation in our studio today alexey gladkikh journalists and the author of the project meaning e, dmitry sidorin specialist in the field of working with big data alexander atamonov military expert and specialist in the army. i thank you for coming gerashchenko is spreading such news in his telegram channel, but by blowing up tractors. uh, allegedly on russian mines it is reported that the tragedy occurred in the village of green guy ran into an explosive object as a result of the tractor burned down one passenger died, and one with herbs was taken to the hospital of the odessa issue. the first one i don't see is the nature of the funnel, no major damage. e plans photos hit. e items. e. if you say something from this slightly overexposed photograph, then the next series of questions arises. the first m of this kind. explo

let it be the expression of the speech that can be formed in the light of the luminous verses of the qur'an and the inspiration of the museums of hazrat haqq. the secret of the pen that is in human knowledge the inner happiness of the human being should be written for the lifestyle of the contemporary human being . there are many books in this exhibition, valuable quranic books that have been written, and i must thank all the honorable introductions, all the translators, most importantly, all the honorable collectors, all the honorable publishers, and sincerely thank those who shaped this collection. do it in the center of the qur'an and with the center of the center the right words of our honorable imam is what they asked the people today and asked them to choose a religious democracy for the people. do you want islam in your life? the quran should and should not be a divine ruler. some people said from the beginning that the people i accept you, the system that you announce, the acceptance of everyone being the head of it, the right imam is the measure of the nation's vote, the imam's view was not ceremonial for the people

long jfk and parts to driveway and other locations that is the only lighting plan other than any efforts when the museums were built for their cites. and the garage which were all prit from the department of but other than that, i don't. that's the plan i'm familiar with. this something to consider. thank you. now we are going to -- questions from the staff? my graduate tude for all of your work. you did i fantastic job. this was a great presentation. look forward to your final report and i will miss working with all of you. and i hope that -- you continue to are accessibility advocate in whatever upon room you find yourself next in your lives. thank you on behalf mod. . prosecute yo thank you and. before we go i want to on behalf, thank you for your work and i hope this is the start of disability we can see, thank you. and would like to -- now we are going to. >> take a 15 minute break. we will come back at 15 minute it i beginful welcome back to the upon san francisco disability commission. friday, april 21. upon san francisco committee and technology. >> go ahead. i was saying. >> hello council thank

liam ghilik in the pergamon museum in berlin, he turned the historical exhibits located there into an installation of light sound, which allows you to take a fresh look at the millennium-old works of art from different eras, the monumental statue of the god of weather hadad, he painted it in a warm orange color, and whose eyes have the sculptures are not made to glow with all the lighting effects accompanied by muted sounds that in his interpretation resemble the work on glazed stones appeared above the gates and states also with the help of light a. he tried to restore the former beauty. parts of the façade of chrome and one of the rooms of the syrian palace will delight visitors until october 23. well , what is it interesting, but modern art. how difficult it is sometimes to understand, how difficult it is sometimes to distinguish a good work from a bad one, so we offer right now to comprehend the art of understanding art together. chinese pictorial art is considered one of the world's most emblematic artists. china masterfully work in the technique of watercolor and calligraphy, if the paintings of euro

museum. the handwritten quran attributed to imam reza (peace be upon him) hosam light pamphlets 11, 12 and 13 was very good. they wrote their food, i prepared it myself and everything was done by hand the mirror of history and the placement of the old parts of the quran next to an image of people reading together in the shrine makes it possible to search for the first document of the ritual chanting in today's style in the country in the mirror of the history of grief . it has been broadcast for three years. we all have a copy of which the example belongs to the ilkhanid period . it shows the completeness of the quran, which is our hand, which was given to us muslims in different brands without distortion. and other examples in the museum of the holy threshold of hazrat fatima masoumeh peace be upon you, there is agha nouri of qom broadcasting news agency, thank you for your attention and cooperation with this news section. good night. god protect the land of sweet traditions. hello, there is also a market, only the goods cannot be moved in it. they can bring their good products to the market

museum. you can see them as a judgmental image, not the great oval of zashma. and akim revealed the mother of god's children. this is one of the smallest images in the light flying yaguz huva in the main volume of the assumption cathedral, and for the winter it brings it near the nikolaev the church is a church church, a warm church, what is ticking, that i myself am the left assumption cathedral, and it has been three days and two on the sides. vessels specially copied under them, what do i need , what do we need? a? you are ready to open space managed to become for the creation of the tsar’s and confidently in advance to tie up with the open space and any cathedral. the cathedral did not paganize for the service, the icon left it only the horrors of the first from the world war, and the fever was returned to the birthplace and now, that year syoma hamaya at the zhurovitsa, thousands of pilgrims flock to the holy shanavana itself belarusian shrine. he invited me to a restaurant in the afternoon, belarus then opposite the dynamo stadium and said words that warmed me and today in 3 years in minsk you are the first person who told me i have an idea, he is m

left -handed to shackle and transfer the museum to its navigators we now have this great one, which gave me so many machines to sail away into the morning lightessary sometimes, so i, uh, float away on their hearts. lah, especially the little ones, this is a seance hut. you can get acquainted with the experience of the end of the nineteenth year and which is not the subjects of mikhailovich mitskevich another hall, this is the school’s peace , the classroom peace of that one, now you is told. about the children of konstantin mikhailovich's student days and the pinker move and his life. and you can do more with a tablet. right now, this is a slate board on ivf and scribbles. children - great hall. it can be said that from the conference room it is not for carrying out a lesson in ore literature, the lecture is called an exposition, paths, roads. here you can also get acquainted with the mentions of the voice here is the most custom exhibit. our museum of the world has no retreat, church records of 1799-1810, that is, here and enlightened, and in completion. the krivitsky public school was the name of the apinkiv school for poor villagers for t

we now have a few more surprises in the barberini museum in poddam, the exhibition is the sun. the source of lighthnography of the sun from antiquity to the present day in the center of the exposition of the work of claudeman in 1872, the impression of the rising sun is this picture, where the sun rises from the inner darkness towards the viewer, gave impressionism its name only the exhibition features 130 exhibits, among which are not only paintings, but also sculptures , photographs and engravings, according to the curators , they contain both beauty and horror at the same time, the exposition is dedicated to. to landscape painting, but also to the biblical interpretation of esotericism and astronomy is it and sunset. they really fascinate, sometimes only the audience gathers to see them with their own eyes. and here the picture is, as if frozen. yes, here is such a moment, that is, you can stand to think and maybe even slow down, sometimes with our so mad the tempo of the rhythm, the bong-rhythm of life, perhaps this is what is lacking. well, interesting, of course, at least like this to admire

museum to their visitors. we now have this great space that has given me so much space in their noises to float away to uh, inner lightldren, you have to laugh so much i, uh, float away on their hearts. the most teak hall of the small visitor is the peasant's hut. you can get acquainted with the experience of the end of 1999. another hall, this is the school room, the class room of that hour you are talking about. about the children of konstantin mikhailovich's student days and the pinker move and his life. and you can do more with a tablet. now this slate board and scribbles wrote. children, the greatest hall. you could say a conference room. this is not for carrying out a lesson in ore literature, a lecture is called an exposition, paths, roads. here you can also get acquainted with the mentions of the voice here is the most custom exhibit. our museum of the world has church records of 1799-1810, that is, here and illuminated, but in the finished one. the public school was so correctly called the opilkinskaya school for poor villagers for the people of 1915. in this great hall is yosh, the library of the museum with

she wants to decorate her future home-museum, where some of the visitors might recognize their old things. this morning we have everything. thank you and the light will not see you tomorrow. tomorrow you will work with vera yes? at the same time in the same place. have a nice day. i heard the mood for the whole day. bye. hello on the channel russia vesti in the studio of irina rosius and the main theme for this is a mysterious bright flash that detonated in our area already held there was a message about the fall of the satellite deleted his message about the work of the pvu and the head of zelensky's office it is very difficult to move around with improvised explosive devices in these ruins. the target is seventy kilometers away, but the pacific fleet is supporting long-range aviation during a sudden check. lavrov arrived on a working visit to cuba - this is the final point of the latin american tour, and the day before the head of the foreign ministry visited nicaragua, which was agreed upon. and queen of skis elena dialbe mentor president of ski races of russia celebrates anniversary and at first, a resident of donetsk died during shelling by

museums. workers are announcing their plans to unionize. california gets the green light to go electric for big trucks when we can expect to see them rolling down the freeways. first, though, a new drug to fight the opioid epidemic is being deployed in san francisco tomorrow trying to fight this thing. how it works and the impact experts hope and has on this crisis. >> san francisco's launching a new program to try to help fight the opioid crisis starting tomorrow, emergency responders will be able to start administering a drug that they say is the most effective treatment for opioid use disorder. and that drug shown in the picture here helps control users craving scott for dropped as bit. talked with experts about >> how exactly it will be used. health experts say the buprenorphine also known as the bucs own reduces the risk of an overdose death by 50%. a tool that san francisco paramedics will have on hand starting april 1st. >> san francisco has a number of initiatives to combat the opioid crisis in the newly-launched buprenorphine program is part of that. doctor. hill

lights were visible to fishermen and sailors for 60 km. the lighthouse works and it is best to get acquainted with the panels with the history of arkhangelsk in the northern maritime museum one of those where we are not bored, therefore the labyrinth of history was accompanied by the director of the museum evgeny tenidov, a man who is not only passionate about himself, but is also able to charge anyone with his involvement already through 5 minutes of communication. well, in general, the exposure is constantly museum. it is called the millennium of the north sea begins with the development of these lands by the novgorodians in the ninth and tenth centuries. that's when this batch of culture arose, which came in large numbers in the novgorod and local corners of the finnish tribes. the times and the pomor culture was born, the culture of the sea of ​​use and use, that is, shipbuilding and fishing, the sea for the pomors was an element and giving life and taking it away, it was a kind of russian roulette. pomeranian roulette, each going out to sea. understood there in the sea. he seems to be stuck between two worlds, the world of the living and the world of the dead, appar

and over in the east bay, the berkeley art museum and pacific film archive and the grand lake theater in oakland will be lighting up their screens. for kron. 4 news. i'm ella sogomonian. your tickets are still on sale for some screenings for more information about the show times and ticket prices just head on over. >> to the festival's website, it film dot org. next tonight on kron 4 news the racist text messages released what we are learning tonight about an investigation reportedly involving more than a dozen police officers in antioch. >> plus, it is getting warmer and all of this snow in the sierra. we'll have to go somewhere. the concerns for some major flooding in california and the huge settlements california is a part of it will cost now at 8.30, the mayor of antioch has words for police officers who have been caught up in an fbi investigation over racist text messages. and tonight we're learning more about the investigations which reportedly involve more than a dozen officers. >> parker says he met yoon has the story and we do a little one. i will bury that n word in my field. it was a heart are on purp

and over in the east bay, the berkeley art museum and pacific film archive and the grand lake theater in oakland will be lighting news. i'm ella sogomonian. >> tickets are still on sale for some screenings and for information about showtimes ticket prices, you could head to the festival's website at sf film dot org. >> it's that time of year again. mayor london breed raising the warriors flag outside of san francisco city hall in honor of the dubs making it back to the playoffs. >> the warriors have relaunched their gold blooded campaign for their postseason run with special themed giveaways and pop ups. outside of chase center. mayor breed help recognize the team as they try to run it back for another title. >> just like san francisco has been counted out. people continue to try and count out the warriors. said we would make it to the playoffs. well, guess what? we're going to we're made be as big as any other year we've had so far because these guys really need support. so, what? >> a breed also presented the warriors president and chief operating officer with a proclamation declaring today blue and gold day i

and over in the east bay, the berkeley art museum and pacific film archive and the grand lake theater in oakland will be lighting tickets are still on sale for some of those screenings for more information about the show times and ticket prices and how you can get one, you go to the festival's website which is film dot org. it is 5.47 and we want to take a peek at the weather. i wasn't particularly anything outside. yeah, a clear night. just a little windy out here. it's going to be really gusty want today, john. yeah, you know, not particularly thing is a pretty good way to put it. it is clear that is for sure. and yeah, we are seeing a few breezy spots out there, too. so right on the nose you can see out there. we do have the bay bridge right there. nice and clear. san francisco looks great. >> no fog whatsoever. this morning. temperatures not too cold, not too mild right now. it's just a light jacket, kind of stuff. pretty typical for the bay area to be kicking off a morning like this. we are seeing this dip in the jet stream continuing. this is allowing us to continue to remain on the cooler side of things.

and over in the east bay, the berkeley art museum and pacific film archive and the grand lake theater in oakland will be lightingquel to the i'm i'm a virgo. he's 13 feet on aquarius. not 5 feet tall. how a gust. stay tuned for that. tickets are on sale for the screenings are information and ticket prices. you can go to the festival's website sf film dot org. i love said and i'm 5 foot 3 and it's really windy outside so no every college and me at. and john, how tall are i'm a 6 foot 3 more exposed to the stronger we got all or it's actually been nice to be shortly. we've been looking out there at these clear skies, but it has been breezy today, less windy. >> towards the coastline, especially yesterday, happened day off. really rough out there. 40 plus mile per hour. wind gusts consistently yesterday. you can see that this dip in the jet stream. is kerry down with it. some cooler air along with those strong winds that we've been experiencing. >> today, we're starting to see improvements will start to see winds relaxing towards the afternoon. and we're going to see temperatures a little bit more mild just as much

museum to its visitors. now we have this great one, which gave me so many machines to float away to the inner light of the children should laugh it happens so i, uh, float away on their heart and soul. the smallest visitor is the village hut. can i get experience? another hall, this is the school room , the class room of that hour, yui tells about the child of his student days, konstantin mikhailovich, and the life of pinker's moving. and you can do more with a tablet. right now , this is a slate board on ivf and scribbles . children are the greatest hall. you could say from the conference room. this is not for carrying out a lesson in ore literature, a lecture is called an exposition, paths, roads. here you can also get acquainted with the memoirs of the voice. here is the most custom exhibit. our museum of the world has church records of 1799-1810, that is, here and enlightened, and in the finished one. the kavitsky public school was the correct name for the opilkin school for poor villagers for the people of 1915. in this great hall there is a museum with books of voices and about ears of kis are further sig

today's light rain, some parts of the bay area are still struggling to recover from all the atmospheric rivers and we are getting a look at the extensive damage that will keep a beloved science museum

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such texture, allows part of the fabric strips to reflect light well, each of which, 8 m high, was sewn together right in the course of the museumched. so what happened. so , the restorer had to hang a huge white bowl, hovering on an openwork frame, but now the unique panorama has literally sparkled with new colors or svetlana vidyashkina printed the material from mehta. first channel. the moscow easter festival has started in russia, a grand celebration this year, it is held for the 22nd time with concerts in a dozen cities of musicians and virtuosos. whose names are known to the whole world legendary symphony orchestra of the mariinsky theatre, founder of the festival and its permanent artistic director valery gergiev reported

today's light rain, some parts of the bay area are still struggling to recover from all the atmospheric rivers and we are getting a look at the extensive damage that will keep a beloved science museum and zoo closed indefinitely. we are talking about curiosity on coyote point, it's big with kids and school field trips, letting students get up close to wildlife. more than 100 trees came crashing down in recent storms on the nonprofit is still without power. staff are just trying her best to care for the animals without any money coming in. >> reporter: nicki has dedicated nearly 30 years to the zoo and museum, the animals who call this place home would not survive in the wild. this is due to their special needs. >> gunnar is a free spirit. >> reporter: the frequent high wind and rain storms has made doing her life calling difficult. >> the storm on its own brings a lot of safety challenges for humans and trying to keep my team safe going through a park where trees could fall at any moment is a challenge unto itself and then also having to provide the same level of care and welfare. >> reporter: the nonprofit has been closed for almost a month due to serious damage. over 100 trees ha

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museum. this hall is dedicated to the old cameras, the cameras that were used in the early days of cinema, as well as the equipment related to the sound recording of the lightoratory and the photos installed on the walls of this year, which are dedicated to the people who worked in this special field of work they used to do and famous halls, each of which is not a thousand hands in the land of sarbadaran, where the taste of cherries is the footprints to know where the house of a friend is. in hall no. 2 of the cinema museum, we see documents of memorabilia, documents of the greatness of iranian cinema, which are behind my head, traces of living memory. ali hatami from mr. jamshid mashaikhi dawood rashidi ali nasab hayat when other iranian cinema greats , here everyone who has brought honor to the cinema has donated his statue to the museum. and awards between international awards are kept in all areas, including mast short films and feature films. one of the honors of the cinema museum is to keep the international awards in memory of mr. abbas kiarostami. 70 international awards are kept in the cinema museum, including the golden palm, which they removed an

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on a visit, a small light no , i take with me a heavy one, we need it for other purposes in our country. in spite of the initiation, there are no oil workers in the museumet's move on to the most interesting part, we go to drilling rig. hello hello and do we have a lot of oil or is it a secret? well, there is no secret of oil, belarus is not much, but enough for our needs. my name is svetlana hello, my name is ilya foreman, drilling rig of the 13th brigade of the svetlogorsk department. how many people at the moment in our team , there are 41 people in these wagons of equipment, and it is a dryer in this wagon , people change clothes on the right side we have a master's wagon and then wagons. in which the staff rest, we have a work schedule 12. e days, we are at the drilling rig and people work 12 hours a day, it turns out two shifts a day, the work is hard, mostly men work. well, how, basically, only men do not work at all and only in contracting organizations. what a joy for all the wives , it is true that only a man works here, as this very oil is extracted , a complex geophysical system is first produced. e research we get data on where this oil lie

on the neva , a museum of russian fairy tales and world legends has opened in mysterious places, scary, but beautiful koschey mermaid centaur dragon, as if alive due to the play of lightanaged to place the heroes of fairy tales of legends in the atmosphere of st. petersburg mysticism, that at the weekend in st. petersburg and fantastic story on the big screen at our box office, the wandering earth two suns goes out the planet is in danger and brave heroes once again must sleep and humanity. in general, everything we like. it's in the cinema. if anything, what do you mean this premiere looks like an announcement to a fantastic the film, the wandering earth two in one hall, as at one space cinema station , representatives of several countries gathered at once, and representatives of russia. cultural delegations are launching this grandiose movie together to see how our friends, uh, on such a grand scale they know how to make fantastic movies, the sun is rapidly fading and inevitably increasing in a hundred years. it will completely engulf the earth. with such a disappointing forecast, the events of the film begin, the wandering earth 2 humanity unites to implement a lar

light heat or water. the entrance to the "hellhole" is the artist's screensaver and also features in his new exhibition at the design museumened. so tell me, you spent 18 years from the age of one or two in the desert, in the gobi desert. in this hole, only five years. five years, only five years in the hole? yes. but in here, you had no light. you had no water. completely dark, no colour. so for five years, when you were a little boy, no colour? yeah, no colour, no electricity, no water, you know, we had to bring the water in somewhere else. we couldn't even find a piece of paper, so. and did your father continue to work composing poetry? no, he's not. to do poetry, that means you are really anti—revolution. and he lost his eyesight because of no nutrition. one of the eyes blind. so this is the picture. that's your screensaver. did other families have to live in those circumstances or was it just your family? just my family living in that condition, as a sign of a punishment those people, not worse to live in same level, should be punished, you know, as anti—revolutionary. in a way, the most important thing for me, lookin

long jfk and parts to driveway and other locations that is the only lighting plan other than any efforts when the museums were built for their cites. and the garage which were all prit from the department of but other than that, i don't. that's the plan i'm familiar with. this something to consider. thank you. now we are going to -- questions from the staff? my graduate tude for all of your work. you did i fantastic job. this was a great presentation. look forward to your final report and i will miss working with all of you. and i hope that -- you continue to are accessibility advocate in whatever upon room you find yourself next in your lives. thank you on behalf mod. . prosecute yo thank you and. before we go i want to on behalf, thank you for your work and i hope this is the start of disability we can see, thank you. and would like to -- now we are going to. >> take a 15 minute break. we will come back at 15 minute it i beginful welcome back to the upon san francisco disability commission. friday, april 21. upon san francisco committee and technology. >> go ahead. i was saying. >> hello council thank

such texture, allows a part of the fabric strips to reflect the light well, each of which was 8 m high sewn right in the hall of the museumurned out to be a huge white bowl, the restorer had to hover on an openwork frame, but now the unique panorama literally sparkled with new colors of elena's stove alexandra vikhtinsky in the material svetlana vidyashkina was driving. channel one, volgograd a unique opportunity to feel like a space traveler in gorky's capital park today a descent vehicle was installed, which brought the film crew of the film challenge to earth. the first film in history , which was filmed on board the international space station, the film will be released this thursday, april 20 , the whole world has been following the grandiose project of channel one and roscosmos since october 21. our channel showed live return flights the movie crew is a gift from the creators of the challenge to look inside the capsule, and that's the impression of those who managed to touch history literally. directly touch the real art. i really liked this one, really. i have never seen a movie that was actually filmed in space. t

light, somebody is sleeping in my bed. larry: nice. it is just like that -- the airplane situation with the lounging. that is going to do it for kristen: one of san francisco's most prominent museumsco has an exhibition that encourages artists to submit their work. the application window opens june 5 through june 18 and it will be at the de young museum september 30 until january first year. all guidelines and info can be found at their website. larry: i am pretty sure they don't want our art. kristen: i don't mean yours. larry: they don't want that. do you remember the new coke? well, a pop-up museum is celebrating some of the biggest slobs in american history -- flops in american history. kristen: we take you inside the museum of failure. >> from google glass to new coke to this. >> perhaps the worst oreo flavor ever, barbecue chicken link. we are at the museum of failure in new york, which explore some of the world's biggest fails. his failure the gateway to success? open up bottle of crystal pepsi and let's find out. ♪ this is crazy. i come here and think, were all these things made by idiots? >> there were a lot of smart people behind them. and there are still people who say,

only red and green men or a timer before switching the traffic lights are equipped with contactless buttons for writing. the pushkin museumproject occupies three floors of the gallery. the exposition is devoted to the development of russian painting at the beginning of the 20th century in collection expositions from private collections and russian museums. among the works are paintings by repin serov malevich as well as manet van gogh renoir and pica. i hope that we will give both specialists and the wider public an opportunity to look at creativity. e artists from the middle of the 110s of the xix century an unusual perspective in an interesting new context. the exhibition will run until the twentieth of august, the reception company of children will begin to prepare, a full-fledged creative career, but for a start, a young artist, an actor , a musician will have to go through entrance test selection. each school conducts admissions tests that will last 2 months to apply for participation in a creative competition, as well as find out more information. you can visit mos.ru. all the news is always available on the media p

about dimming the lights right room and the family would gather around to watch this narrative chairs. yeah. and i don't know how long they published it, but there are a few in museums. so enough of them survived, you know to make it in the museums. so one of my favorite things yeah, this was an essay by margaret millenek and what in terms of civil war memory one of the arguments or when the points that she makes is that this toy in particular had very much a union message. this was not reconciliationist meant to sell to appeal to to former confederates as well. but this had a distinctly union message, which is not something we saw with a lot of the products whether they be the the trading cards or the the trading cards in the duke's cigarettes that you could collect generals on both sides. so what better way to make sure that your cigarettes don't get crushed but to have a little hard card like a baseball card in them and buy more cigarettes because you might be able to collect all the generals on each side. those are reconciliationist in nature. this particular game was not because it was right with the war was ending, you know, and so straight from the north and