24 spans of the building with a fish lift, a fish lift, it ensures the rise of fish from the lower run reservoirple of an elevator at the bottom of the gate, the tower is closed, the fish is filled with water, again forcibly rises up. the gate opens there, from the side of the sea, and the fish comes out and goes. you will see all these huge masses of falling water and miracle units that generate energy. everything is not allowed here it is hidden under the concrete base dams. no matter how powerful the tsimlyansk hydroelectric power station is, it and the tsimlyansk sea are nothing more than fragments of a gigantic project in which even the great don was assigned only the role of an obedient extra. in the very place the don meets the volga, many dreamed of arranging this date, and the persian tsar gave the first two and a half thousand years ago alexander the great and peter the great know more than 30 projects, but only stalin succeeded with his ampere and free labor force in the form of tens of thousands of hurts prisoners repressed in thirties of the last century. volgodonsk canal one of the

the four largest reservoirs across california, a lot of the large ones, are running over their historical average, and lake orville is at 122% of normal, and even others running lowerder way. that's something we'll be watching for the next couple months. now our temperatures are warming up in the bay area, reaching into the low 80s for much of the south bay with some upper 80s, and morgan hill, gilroy headed for 87 degrees. this will be the warmest day of the week, reaching 89 in walnut creek. look at antioch today, reaching 91, but we compare that to the 73 in oakland and hayward all thanks to that bay breeze and some of that fog that's also over the san francisco and the coastal areas. our temperatures range from 80 in palo alto to 61 in half moon bay, and mostly 60s in san francisco as well as downtown areas. north bay we're going from 62 in bodega bay to 87 in ukiah, so you can see those microclimates in full effect. it's going to be a nice, mild evening for the a's game. first pitch about 71 degrees and a breezy wind, but across the bay in san francisco, much cooler, much more windy, those gusts kicking up to about 30 miles per hour. so, our temperatures going