, or yes indeed the stuakon house, yes the manor house, well in honor, let's say, of the owner of this, this estate stanislav glaska, now i invite you to get to know it better excellent. thank you, this building does have a poetic name, the house in stuakon, but this poetic name was given to it because of the large number of windows themselves, various openings, and their total number is slightly more than fifty, in general, its official name is the former manor house of stanislav glaska, stanislav glaska. glaska was a wealthy noble family, they were first mentioned here in the rosson region in the first half of the 15th century in 1535, in this year, as follows from the legend, grigory glaska became the founder of this kind, and it must be said that, in fact, the glazkas themselves were, at least in the first half of the 15th century, not a rich family, not influential... in 1917, stanislav glaska and his family left the family estate, fled and their traces are lost. the building was nationalized by the soviet government, in the first post-revolutionary years , the security force

the museum history of the horse manor began 30 years ago, when the manor house began to be restored afterong period of neglect. lydia, good afternoon. good afternoon. we are in the horse manor museum. tell us about the exhibition and about this hall, where are we? we are in the exhibition hall of the manor house. decorative and applied art of folk craftsmen, starting from the most common pottery, and pottery ceramics of different styles of directions, smoked, obvnaya, the so-called. painted, covered - with glaze or glaze, as is known, of course, the greatest pride, probably, of the exhibition are products made of straw and vytinanka, more than 500 items are always presented here it is nice to read the reviews of visitors, especially those who came from other countries, from such distant cities as syk-tyv, kar of the russian federation, because a completely different culture that they discover for themselves, and ceramics, straw, and vytinanka, vytinanka - this phenomenon is not only characteristic of belarus, there are such... russian lands and somewhere they have transformed, somewhere t

we are in the exhibition hall of the manor house. an attic space, which always attracts visitors. the exhibition that is here is called skarbonka memory, here are presented items of folk art, decorative and applied art, folk craftsmen, starting from the most common pottery, and pottery ceramics of different styles of directions, will be smoked, obvnaya, the so-called, raspyasnaya, covered with glaze or glaze, as is known, of course, the greatest pride, probably, the exhibition is products made of straw and vytinanka, here are presented more than 500 items, it is always nice to read reviews of visitors, especially those who came from other countries, from such distant cities as syktyvkar, russian federation, because it is a completely different culture that they are discovering for themselves, and ceramics, straw, and vytinanka, and vytinanka is a phenomenon that is only characteristic of belarus, there are a maximum of these - these are our school fakes in the form of snowflakes for the new year, this is all, this is all the level at

continue with these chimneys on the second floor, but we already see fireplaces on the roof of the manor house, the horse estate is more than 400 years old. were there many owners? the horse estate is first mentioned in 1557, and the events with which it is mentioned are also quite interesting facts in the history of minsk , including: after another fire, when the city burned down, and it was wooden, the archives burned down, the citizens themselves, through the minsk magistrate, this is a city government body, complained or petitioned the ruler of the state to send an auditor and determine the borders of minsk, then the horse first appears. and its owner vasily, prince vasily tolachinsky, this is a representative of one of the first ancient belarusian families, which in principle is the uistkov, well , the formation of all these princely dynasties, it turns out, therefore if we talk about families, representatives, then these are three, if we talk about quantity, of course, this is there will be much, much more people, that is , representatives of the drud mountain people alone, in my opinion

pages associated with the life of the famous commander, it was in this park, as... statu , that his manor house was located, but unfortunately, nothing remains of it, only silent centuries-old witnesses in the shade of which today the townspeople and guests of kobrin enjoy walking. more than seventy species of trees and shrubs grow in the park, and in general here you can not only walk in the fresh air, but also find a lot of entertainment to your liking. the park has a well-developed infrastructure, an amusement area, cozy cafes, a dance floor. and even a pond that has been preserved since suvorov's time. it attracts both lovers of picturesque nature and ordinary people who want to ride catamarans in the spring and summer. in a word, a green oasis that the residents of kobrin can rightfully be proud of. well, i hope you were inspired by my walk through the beautiful park, i am in a great mood, and i am ready for new discoveries. one of our routes is not complete without visiting local museum, and of course, there is one in kobrin too, guess who it is named after. the suvorov military history m

according to their version, the commander's manor house was still located in the very park where we walked at the beginning of our program. in 1894, the building was demolished and now on suvorov himself, or rather his bust, flaunts himself in this place. on this i propose to say goodbye to the glorious historical past of kobrin and go beyond its borders to a village called kozichi, where a real ostrich ranch is located. to find yourself on the ranch, you don’t necessarily have to go somewhere abroad, just drive a few kilometers from kobrin, and you will be surprised at what awaits you here, or rather, who? many avid travelers used to know the ostrich ranch near kobrin, once upon a time on its huge territory of almost 10 hectares there really was bred hundreds of ostriches. but alas, the business turned out to be unprofitable, the owners decided to reorganize into a petting zoo, however , the main owners of the ranch are still ostriches, though in the amount of two bright representatives. meet the black african ostriches, stas and stasya, such a family. but i understand that these are not

now there is a bust of the commander in this place, once there was a manor house with uvorovo.xander vasilyevich himself valued the time factor very much. so do we. the house with a high gant roof attracts attention from the first seconds. the 16th century building is the city's calling card, a symmetrical facade, a portico above the entrance, two pairs of columns. once the mansion belonged to the famous commander. in 1946 , a local history museum was founded in suvorov's house. the only one on the territory at that time breshchyna, and a year later the museum changed its profile and became a military-historical one, one of the best in belarus, already at that time unique collections of foreign weapons were collected here, he was a wonderful person, i grew up on suborova street, and even to us, small children of preschool age, he inspired extraordinary respect and admiration. he inherited a dilapidated house with the remains of a shingle roof, with gaping window openings, with warped walls, there was not a single museum item. for this action, alexey mikhailovich went to moscow,

and most beautiful tree and this with the purple, the answer phone and your castles, palaces and manor house is sort of annual you. she split to come the truth. i'm cups. apollo outsets and vote ok. but might, as it looked, the tree wasn't immune to disease. it fell victim to phone guy. little by little year by year large branches began to dine. the arborists in the botanical garden refused to give up on their peach tree and prescribe to cure with the chains. infected parts of the tree were cut off. the sewing all round, the beach was improved. and slowly but surely, the tree is coming back to life. thanks to their efforts, this national treasure can remain the heart of the garden for many years to come. a fellow read bitchy in poland to cock oak trees. in portugal, the country supplies a wide range of industries with the sustainable much area is the only forest industry where the trees are not cops down. i've talked oaks also store large amounts of carbon during the lifetime. but these days cork is so popular that almost having difficulty keeping up at court harvesting in portugal, it takes

we don't all have a manor house in somerset. >> there's no deterrence, right?n get away with it. and that's why, unlike you two, i am in favour of locking lots of people up. but it doesn't work. i'm sorry . keeping criminals away sorry. keeping criminals away from the streets does work . and from the streets does work. and there's an easy answer to this. by there's an easy answer to this. by the way, you sell our high value property prisons such as wandsworth use that money to build, you know , american style build, you know, american style mega mega prisons elsewhere. oh and yes, you should lock people up if people think they're going to be locked up for shoplifting, they won't shoplift. >> but just to go back. >> but just to go back. >> but just to go back. >> but if people think they should be locked up for parking on a double yellow line, they won't park on double yellow line. you've got to get some sense of proportion. >> i think. >> i think. >> i think shoplifting is serious, but parking on a double yellow line is not is nowhere near the same as shoplifti

the high floors of the manor house beckon you inside, to go in and look at all the treasures that aren display there, although of course the main treasure is the house itself, in which it was possible to largely restore the atmosphere and atmosphere of greboyedov's times. it is one thing to see, for example, in films or read in books about how rich landowners of the 16th-11th centuries lived, and quite another to be their guests. as a sign that griboyedov spent his childhood and youth here, a monument was erected in the estate the writer, where he is depicted not as an adult, but as a teenager. incidentally, this does not happen often. the result is a very original and nice sculpture. near which tourists willingly take pictures, outside the fenced yard, next to one of the outbuildings, stands the estate's kazan temple, which was also built under the greboedovs in 1759. its high dome and bell tower are clearly visible from everywhere, including from the porch of the main house. the walls of the temple, by the way, were built from bricks produced here by serf craftsmen. of course, what

this estate has a very unusual manor house, analogues that are generally very... difficult to find iniving estates, the house was built as a temple dedicated to god the sun, apollo, because it was his statue that adorned the dome of the palace, but nikolai alekseevich did not intend to live in the temple; the estate had a different purpose. nikolai durasov was one of the richest people of his time and had several estates, and he decided to build this estate from scratch and do something of his own here. that is why here, now, in our time, we can see a large architectural complex. such as the main house, theater, drama school, horse yard and residential building. the owner always liked to surprise his guests with large-scale and magnificent holidays, which is why there are so many buildings for entertainment on the territory. the main house was completed at the beginning of the 19th century, and of course, it had all the characteristic features of the classicist era. the first main hall that the guests saw when entering the palace is called round, it is dedicated to the morning, and th

unique manor culture, preserved interiors of different eras and centuries. loshitsa, house, vankovichi, much is made of wood, from the main building material of the republic since time immemorial and by belarusian craftsmen. much in sovereign belarus has already been restored, recreated anew according to surviving drawings, portrait sketches, and also by belarusian craftsmen. as centuries ago, the republic is famous for its woodworking specialists, is firmly associated with woodworking, an industry that has always been characteristic of it. in the ussr, the need for enterprises in the forestry, paper industry, woodworking, was initially ... huge, in the pre-war period, the industry was the leading one in the economy of belarus, in total. building material. logging plans were carried out at a rapid pace. it was actually the main thing in restoring the national economy. the forest in the bloodless republic is the main in december 1949, at the bogdanovsky timber industry enterprise, a meeting of the party cell discussed the initiative of electric saw operator iosif gudilin. he

a firefighter suffered minor burns battling a house fire in south san jose today. it happened on century manor court. three people were initially trapped, but did escape. we're glad to say a cat and a dog needed rescuing and they're okay. >> there's significant damage to the house, first and second floor and garage. we have four adults that have been displaced by the fire. red cross will be working with them on accommodations. the house is going to be not going to be able to be occupied for quite some time. >> the injured firefighter has burn wounds to his upper back, neck and ear. he was treated at the hospital and released. so that's encouraging. no one else was hurt. the cause of the fire is not known at this moment. new developments today. the fda approved updated covid 19 vaccines. they're designed to target the cp2 strain, an offshoot of the omicron variant. pfizer and moderna are expected to begin shipments to pharmacies and doctor's offices within days, apparently. walgreens says it will be available beginning september 6th. the cdc previously recommended that everyone over the age of

house fire. this happened on century manor court in south san jose this morning. everyone got out okay, and firefighters rescued a dog and a cat. you can see them giving the cat oxygen there. four adults are now displaced, getting help from the red cross. the firefighter was treated at a hospital for non-life threatening burns. it's not just waymo rolling out driverless rides. cruz is teaming up with uber for its own comeback. the two san francisco companies announced the partnership this morning. cruz could offer driverless service to uber riders as soon as next year. both companies stressed that the service will be cruz has been to rebuild trust after a car dragged a woman in san francisco last year. right now, they're still only cleared for tests with safety drivers in california. cruz just started testing cars again. in other states this year. south lake tahoe is now trying to put the brakes on a popular but unsanctioned car event. lake tahoe started yesterday and continues through the weekend. kicked off with a car meet up at cave rock state park in nevada. b

say out loud their immediate plans and dreams, finish building their dream house, yes, we have such an estate here, probably a manorrm, an atypical estate, yes, i want, probably, to build it now so that i can stay and not leave here. kind family, i really hope that everything will work out for you, even if not in a year, well , a very noble goal, noble, good, a year and a half, don't blame yourself for this increase deadlines, don't chase time, the most important thing is that you are as friendly as i see you now. there is no doubt that everything will work out, a year ago this wonderful family was sitting in a city apartment and could not imagine that they would have such a large, beautiful, well-kept territory. who knows, maybe in a year i will come to visit them again to see the progress myself and show you.

house fire this morning. it broke out in south san jose on century manor court. everyone got out okay, and firefighters rescued a dog and a cat. the fire left four adults without a home. they are being helped by the red cross right now. the department says the firefighter's burns aren't life threatening. he was treated at a local hospital. major development now in a bullying scandal involving leadership in the antioch school district. board members have let go of the district's superintendent back in april. our investigative unit broke the story of bullying complaints made by several employees against the district's facilities director, ken turnage. we also uncovered his close relationship with superintendent stephanie anello. last night, the board ruled that she failed to properly discipline turnage because the two are personal friends. she was fired last night without cause, and that means she could leave with payout of up to nine months of her salary. the original issue began when one worker filed a formal complaint after turnage instructed other employees to

a firefighter was injured while battling a house fire this morning in south san jose. crews say they got the fire on century manor court under control right around 9 a.m. the injured firefighter suffered burns and was taken to the hospital. crews were able to save a cat from the flames and give it oxygen. the cause of the fire is unknown. muniz twin peaks tunnel in san francisco is now closed for eight days. that means muni metro riders on the k, l, and m lines will need to take bus shuttles between downtown and the west side of the city. muni metro trains will run between embarcadero and castro street in the market street subway. bus shuttles will operate from church street station on the k, l, and m lines. the closure will allow muni to do tunnel inspections and carry out maintenance work. it should reopen next friday. santa clara county is buying an east san jose hospital in an effort to reverse cuts to critical services. it's a major victory for community members who rally for months to keep the area's only trauma center. the county plans to restore trauma services, stroke and heart attack services, and even

house fire in san jose. san jose fire department says it's broke out at a 2 story home on century manor court. that's in south san jose this morning. officials say one firefighter was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening burn injuries. a cat and a dog were rescued from the fire. officials say the cat sustain significant burns and the status of the dog's injuries are not known. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the emerald fire which grew to 11 acres near fairfield is now 95% contained. those flames sparked yesterday morning forcing evacuations for homes in the green valley community of solano county. those evacuation orders have since been lifted and no buildings were damaged. the cause of the fire under investigation. crews not only dealing with some steep terrain out there, but also the summer heat going over lauren to the when weather center for an update on this heat which is really cooling down. yeah, it's been really nice to me. that's really helped firefighters out a lot. the cooler temperatures. we've had some higher humidity. >> the wind been whipping a bit. we'

house fire happened in san jose. the fire department there says it broke out at a 2 story home on century manor court. that's in south since 8 this morning. officials say that one firefighter was taken to the hospital with non life-threatening burn injuries. a cat and a dog were also rescued from that fire. officials say the cat did sustain significant burned to the status of the dogs. injuries are not known. the cause of the fire is under investigation. campbell, police are warning shoppers about a potential gift card scam. 2 people were arrested for putting tampered gift cards on store shelves. police say that the 2 stole gift cards that copy down the number on the cards and pin information and then replace the cards on the shelves. then when somebody loads money onto that hampered card, why the suspects then had access to the money before the card could be used by its recipient. police say at least one of the suspects matched the description of a man wanted for the same crime in santa clara to avoid these officers suggest buying online gift cards or inspect cards for signs of tampering before you b

house fire in the south bay. these are photos from the san jose fire department. they posted these of the scene on century manor court. this is in south san jose. now, we're told that the family living in that home is now displaced, but there is a bit of a silver lining. the family cat survived after rescuing the firefighters. used oxygen mask on the cat, reuniting it with the family. a major development in a bullying scandal involving leadership at the antioch school district, board members have let go of the district's superintendent. in april, our investigative unit broke the story of bullying complaints made by several employees against the district's facilities director, ken turnage. we also uncovered his close relationship with superintendent stephanie anello. last night, the board ruled she failed to properly discipline turnage because the two are personal friends. she was fired last night without cause. that means she could leave with a payout of up to nine months of her salary. the original issue began when one worker filed a formal complaint after turnage instructed other employees to move his desk on

house fire in san jose. the san jose fire department says this started at a 2 story home on century manor court in south san jose. this morning. officials say one firefighter was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening boerne injuries. a cat and a dog were rescued from the fire. officials say the cats, the state significant burns and the status of the dogs injuries unknown. the cause of the fire is under investigation. after a fire destroyed her east bay property. a legally blind woman who's also an advocate for the homeless is now homeless herself. kron 4 sarah stinson has her story. >> stephanie and ronnie got out of the burning house with just the clothes on her back. thankfully, her dog and boyfriend made it out to, but she's been struggling ever since the resources given to her are now running out and she says she could be living on the streets within the next day. >> fire erupted in a newark home on the morning of august. 4th, stephanie and roddy says she woke up to flames in her bedroom. she's legally blind. so her boyfriend in caregiver pulled her out the 2 and her dog survived. but the fire

house fire this morning. firefighters responded around 8:45 a.m. to a two alarm fire at a home on century manor court a few blocks from blossom hill road and 101 in south san jose. the fire department posted these pictures to x. the department says the firefighters suffered burns. the condition is unknown. three people were displaced from the home. the fire out in just a few minutes. now, firefighters also rescued a cat from the burning house who was given oxygen, and the fire department says it is alert and meowing. the cause of the fire is under investigation. starting today, the twin peaks tunnel in san francisco will be closed for eight days for repairs. this means muni metro trains will not be running through the tunnel from west portal to the castro. the west portal and forest hill stations are closed as well. the closure is so crews can make repairs on that. more than 100 year old tunnel. a bus shuttle will be available for riders from the castro and church stations to balboa park and san francisco zoo. staying in the city here, police are investigating a shooting of a student near galileo high. it happene

house fire in san jose. the san jose fire department says this started. >> at a 2 story home on century manor court in south san jose this morning. officials say one firefighter was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening burn injuries. cat and a dog also rescued from the fire. officials say the cat had significant burns and the status of the dogs injuries not known right now. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the emerald fire which grew to 11 acres near fairfield. this 95% contained. we talked about this after those flames started yesterday morning, forcing evacuations for homes in the green valley community in solano county. those evacuation orders have been lifted. no buildings were damaged. the cause of the fire is under investigation. crews were not only dealing with steep terrain, but also the summer heat. and meteorologist kathy trafton is standing by with a check of our much cooler forecast for this thursday. >> it's a bit of a roller coaster this week. it is cooler today. it's gonna be cooler for a few more days and look at the breezes glories really flapping in the wind right n

manor here and live, so to speak, in old age to admire the surroundings, initially, that's the most important thing that vasil dmitovich actually invested in this entire grandiose construction, in addition to building a houseonvenient, comfortable housing, a large family in a beautiful place, the idea of ​​​​education was laid down, there is the museum itself, then a theater was organized, schools. to be in nature, and of course, a large role polenovo, initially he simply wanted that vasilyich settled in these places, played tarusa, because the family of ivan vladimirovich tsvitaev had already settled in tarusa, tarusa was already becoming some kind of epicenter of creative life, we call it. also russian barbezons, and vasily dmitrich, having found himself there, of course, wanted to be somewhere nearby, here he saw byokhov, this idea captured him, he told his wife how good it was there, and his wife natalya vasilyevna also wrote in letters that really the dream of staying in byokhovo, settling in byokhovo, living in byokhovo will come true for us, they already had their house, their workshop, natalia vasilievna's small office in their mind, that is , this whole dream. it was somehow formed for them, all t

house fire in san jose. these are pictures from the scene. officials say the firefighter has some serious burn injuries. this happened on century manor court. the fire ultimately was knocked down in about an hour. everybody inside was able to get out. okay. even were able to save a cat and firefighters provided oxygen to it. but again, we're following the latest with this firefighter, though, that was severely burned in that fire fight. san jose state university has received nearly 2 million dollars for stem research. that money will be going towards 7 stem research projects at the school currently has, including gtudying ocean ecosystems, improving health education and training programs enhancing ai literacy among stem faculty and underrepresented minority a lot of programs that that's going towards. >> it's 10 26 right now. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. it's a big night for kamala harris tonight at the dnc. we're going to take a look at what she is going to say. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. inez,

house fire in south san jose this morning. fire crews arriving just after 8 a.m. to heavy flames and smoke coming from the second story home on century manor court. no one living inside that home was hurt today, but one of the firefighters was taken to a hospital for burn injuries to his back shoulder and ear. four people were displaced from this home. firefighters rescuing a cat, giving it oxygen. a dog also rescued at the home. the cause of this fire still under investigation. taking a live look right now at the oakland airport, where they're kicking off a big renovation project at terminal one. they're going to be replacing check in counters, upgrading light fixtures and repainting airlines will be relocated as their stations are renovated. the project expected to be finished in spring of 2025. more bay area school districts opening their doors today, including mill valley at strawberry point elementary. the principal there telling me today that they're excited about growing their transitional kindergarten still ahead here at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. oakland neighbors so tired of sideshows. taking matters into their alri