morning dawn to help you. how to eat? so the whole house is loud. and how to listen to max music?uch a brute no, well, you look and the beaver is the murder where lyosh is, honestly, it’s already the devil in kulichki, i’ll have half a day to get somewhere closer to my house to translate the phone. well, it doesn't matter where he was killed, the main thing is the killer. let's go, the monster doesn't bark. you ate a wire today. do you hear? are you with women? such a place, and you wanted the murder to happen somewhere five-star hotels, yes, with pools with heifers, and it's also cool in five-star restaurants with a fantasy to build a salary. went to work and found out. we didn't even get close to him. everyone is trying to avoid this place. this bad place is bad something so this place. i searched him, there were no documents with him. but there was a phone and a wallet. this is definitely not a robbery, but i didn’t show at least four on the living, but he shows on the living, that is, look dressed dear. and as he said, igor is here, no restaurant on fashionable hotels day noth

i was imbued with the atmosphere of the front staircase past the statue of the goddess of the morning dawnmost italian building. petersburg, this marble palace is sometimes called in the interiors of the great architect. antonio rinaldi. today the ball is ruled by the participants of the total dictation of the door. before them opens a white room. and how can one think about the great and mighty, when everything is all around, elegant and fragile from the time of catherine ii in the brilliance of gilded chandelier path to tantum turns into a very beautiful tour. the family never tested themselves for literacy both at the embassy in belgium and on the train on the way to moscow from their native novosibirsk to st. petersburg, and milka flew in, actually on a business trip. this is their seventh dictation in a row. we try not to enter what you wrote. well, this is zhenya. let him speak for himself not to look at the snowy marble vaults by the ancient fireplace. the text is read by the rector of the vaganova academy of russian ballet nikolai tsiskaridze honestly admits himself i wouldn't writ

suggest with a big speech with a german, christina, with diner when dealing with all of the morning with dawn boss and down to mary will go on another little rescue mission. we're picking up an old man with some bad legs. so welcome to mary. you can do on ads in 2014 december, 2014, after seeing the war crimes and installed american installed into the regime of when a burg people to death and beat them to death in odessa. when they bought the lou, god's administration building killed civilians, their booth grain has real fascism. i watch some idiots last night, some so called professor somewhere saying, oh there's no nazis in your grand zalinski is jewish, the president's jews. there can be not, that's a lie. that's alive with good amount of time on the bomb or suggest oh chart is in the apollo shoals, no slaves the mood, the above published get them all which will which of the issue that needs to each vehicle, but they are just out on the water that lower section had to post all bus. i got it on cell bus as well. no, but ill buy them through bump. ibm got him to get him at those. i'm so glad

ship was missold wednesday night and we've got a live report on the ground from ukraine as friday morning dawnse on day 51 of putin's war. growing bipartisan push back tonight, president biden's decision to rescind title 42 which allows swift removal of illegal immigrants due to the pandemic. a self-inflicted calamity, but we begin today with elon musk power play launching hostile takeover bid after declining to join the tech giants board. trey gallagher is on the case tonight. good evening. >> good evening, the deal is a moving quite the speed of 0-16 a few seconds but the business world, this is breakneck speed considering just ten days ago elon musk was a twitter user and critic often accusing the social media site of suppressing free speech. now, he's the largest shareholder and could soon on the platform altogether after offering $43 billion, calling twitter a defect oath town square and sent on thursday that twitter needs to be transformed as a private company to build trust with users. hours later he took it one step further. watch. >> my strong intuitive senses that having a public plat

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>> reporter: mornings dawned cooler in the arizona mountains, the summer flags in the town square werether year. and the murder trial of steve democker ticked into its fifth, fitful month. the prosecution had amounted to circumstantial bits and pieces to that point. and investigator mike sechez knew that steve was likely to mount a strong defense. >> mr. democker is a very intelligent individual. >> mm-hm. >> but he's also a very narcissistic personality. you put those together and you can make it difficult to solve a crime. narcissistic? that's what it seemed like to the detective. also seemed to him like steve's girlfriend, renee girard, was protecting him. knew more than she was telling. then renee broke it off with steve. and sechez interviewed her one more time. and remember the "anonymous" e-mail that claimed carol's murder was linked to an illegal drug ring? oh boy. >> she told me that mr. democker had informed them during one of their in-person visits at the jail to bring some pencil and paper. there was a glass between them. mr. democker had brought a document with him that he

on what has been happening i have just returned from the old city and what happened this morning was after dawnaround al asqa mosque to clear away a large demonstration and it was packed with people there for ramadan and some were holding up flags and some missiles were thrown ljy flags and some missiles were thrown byjewish protesters and fireworks were used by palestinian protesters and started using bad times to clear people away. those clashes went on for several hours before hundreds of palestinians were arrested. ——batons. i was able to see muslim worshippers going into al asqa mosque because doors were open for prayers and questions where there for the good friday procession and dues were preparing for a pass over. ——jewish people. when dues were preparing for a pass over. —— jewish people. when there are these ceremonies they can quickly escalate into conflict and politics come at the moment of the concern as it will be short—lived. what is being done to try to keep calm on all sides? the israeli police have said they have a very high presence in a high state of alert across the old cit

what happened this morning was after dawn prayers and israeli police said they entered the compound aroundit was packed with people there for ramadan and some were holding up flags and some missiles were thrown at due worshippers and fireworks were used by palestinian protesters and they started using batons and stun grenades to clear people away. those clashes went on for several hours before hundreds of palestinians were arrested. i was able to see muslim worshippers going into al—asqa mosque, as the doors were reopened for lunchtime prayers and questions where there for the good friday procession and jews were preparing for passover. when there are these ceremonies here at this site, they can quickly escalate into conflict. it is calm at the moment of the concern as it will be short—lived. south african authorities say almost four hundred people are now known to have died during severe floods in kwazulu—natal province — described as the worst in decades. the provincial premier said almost ai,000 people have been affected around the city of durban. days of torrential rain have washed awa

bay area and you will hear those raindrops on your rooftops beginning at two o'clock in the morning, pre dawnn of the soaking of the precipitation from county to county from the north bay to the south bay, and it's a quick mover. it's gonna exit by lunchtime, a chance of a straight afternoon shower. but for the most part anything. you have plans saturday morning. move it to saturday afternoon outdoors, and you will be fine summarize services on easter sunday and notice no clouds. in the forecast by monday, we'll look lurking offshore into the north. this is another frontal boundary, and if our timing services correctly, it will not interfere with the oakland a's home opener rather raining by monday night into tuesday, we should pick up about 4/10 of an inch of rain on saturday quarter to the north and santa rosa. and to the south, about a quarter of an inch of precipitation towards monterey bay. now, as far as your snow forecast is concerned, we will have a winter weather advisory going into effect for the great lake tahoe area beginning tomorrow morning at two a.m. another eight inches of sn

quick mood check as morning is dawning there friday. well, sure. and god bless those little cross into ukraine to deliver that aid as we wait and hope for some progress in the peace negotiations set to begin virtually later today without any signs of any progress likely to happen. shannon right. that is it. from washington, i'm shannon bream. demographic in for mullavey. have a good night. stay tuned to fox news for the latest. i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas and 2016 presidential candidate. like many of you, i've struggled to get a good night's sleep for most of my adult life i wasted at least two hours a day of my life tossing and turning, trying to shut my mind down until about two years go. that's when i saw an ad on tv for relaxium sleep. i decided to order it and it literally changed my life. developed by renowned neurologist and sleep expert dr. eric celebrity relaxium sleep is clinically proven to help you fall asleep, stay asleep and wake up refreshed. relaxium exclusive triple action formula addresses three key factors that

covered in blood and others taking the last breaths, family members gathered at the scene before dawn this morningy the able to determine that their loved ones had in fact died. some of the bodies as long as an hour ago on the scene.— on the scene. will this statement _ on the scene. will this statement that - on the scene. will this statement that the - on the scene. will this | statement that the laws on the scene. will this - statement that the laws of the game be in the spotlight? in the muck will be. as the politicians you made the point, politicians you made the point, politicians has the strictest gun laws in the united states and sacramento has them as well. politicians are describing this as a random act that probably could not be avoided unless there were some move me to address the presence of guns. they're still trying to determine whether these were automatic weapons that were used and trying to determine whether these were ghost guns manufactured in peoples barrages so it is still a little early to tell exactly what happened and where these weapons came from but that is a focus that

morning. as soon as the dawn begins, such air all the points are multiplied by two letter b we will now glorifycountry with me came here to the evacuation camp and here to transfer my daughter and my little grandson. here they are sitting. this is my favorite family, and the girls from our camp came to support me. we have a big family. a friendly family of 150 people. we get along very well. we are fed five times a day, imagine, thank you very much to the administration of all the staff of this camp. if you accept us, and you accept us, then i know who is sure. everything will be fine. you must live in a world of love and harmony. 350 points on the reel win, of course. it doesn't matter, she likes it letter t let him call every time , listen, guys, you will get up in the morning. of course, it's still cold, but it's a completely different view. everyone who is cooler on the drum, i agree. get the key. open your car doors, but does anyone ever? well wait, wait, take the key. open the door to make it clear that he is there. and a beautiful word in general, i would even say that the word is from s

what happened early this morning was just after dawn prayers, that's when israeli police say they enteredound al—aqsa mosque, to clear away a large demonstration. it was packed for people who were there for ramadan. you can see some of them were holding up flags. the police say that stones had been thrown atjewish worshippers at the western wall below. some were thrown at their officers as well and fireworks were being used by palestinian protesters. then they started using stun grenades, tear gas and batons to clear people away. those clashes went on then for several hours before hundreds of palestinians were arrested. i was able to see muslim worshippers going into al—aqsa mosque because the doors were being reopened, allowing them to go for lunchtime prayers. meanwhile, christians were there for the traditional good friday procession going past, and, of course, jews are there preparing for passover. the real concern is that whenever there are clashes at this most contested site injerusalem, known to muslims as haram esh—sharif, tojews as temple mount, those can quickly escalate into a

what happened early this morning was just after dawn prayers and that's when israeli police said theyonstration. it was packed for people who were there for ramadan. you can see some of them are holding up flags. police say stones have been thrown at jewish worshippers, at officers and fireworks were used by palestinian protesters, then they started using stun grenades, patterns to clear people away —— bat on —— but —— batons. i was able to see muslim worshippers going into al—aqsa because the doors had been reopened allowing them to go for lunchtime prayers. meanwhile, christians were therefore the traditional good friday procession going past and jews are preparing for passover but the concern is whenever there are clashes at this contested site in jerusalem, those can quickly escalate into a wider conflict between israelis and palestinians and so while it has come at the moment, the concern is that calm could be short lived. south african authorities say almost 400 people are now known to have died during severe floods in kwazulu—natal province — described as the worst in decades.

welcome the morning dawn to i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. april 26.hat guy was saying about twitter. i think a lot of us have been thinking that steve reid would agree with that. also mark cuban said that the amount of ridiculous crypto height needs to come to an end. i'll bet that's addressed as well. i think a lot of yes, disinformation. misinformation is the there's a lot of stuff on i believe me. i had sounds and same way he knows what i'm talking about. a lot of fake pictures and stuff. some cleaning up needs some cleaning up. i agree with him. all right, but i still think it's the best. alright, let's get to it here we have, especially for sports and weather. you can get instant information. we have a weak system over us right now, and you can see it right there. so there could be a few sprinkles meant that looks like we're about done. maybe medicine? oh county lake county all mention it. but wind of change is picked up here. it's an onshore breeze, so some low clouds some higher clouds is still be mostly sunny but breezy and cooler, low sixties

the state, invading the entire bay area with a moderate to heavy downpours during the early morning hours, the dawn and then by lunchtime, it's just about all gone. it's heading towards the high sierra in the form of snow. so whatever you have planned for saturday morning slide into the afternoon hours, then sunday for sunrise services on easter, it will be clear it will be bright, but it'll be a little bit on the breezy side with that approaching area low pressure on monday night about 4/10 of it into brady in san francisco tomorrow 6/10 to the north and center rosa that's nice, but again some gusty winds throughout the backside of this frontal area up to 30 mph at times. yeah ok, so good soaking tomorrow morning, then clearing and windy, dry skies for easter sunday tonight for passover. we do have the increasing clouds sense that it's 7 35 temperatures in the forties to 50 tomorrow's highs pretty much where they should be for this time of year, slightly below average in san francisco. here is your extended forecast. we do call for the fair skies on easter sunday and wishing you all a wonderful ho

this morning as the dawn prayers were wrapping up clashes began.sponding to what they called violent rioters who they say were throwing rocks and launching fireworks. the red cross society says 150 people were injured. the israeli police say three of their officers were injured. we started seeing videos of what seemed to be israeli police within the mosque itself, that is seen as provocative and offensive to many muslims. the police say they entered the mosque to secure it for those who asked to pray safely. tensions had been rising in israel and across the west bank as israeli military operations and raids had increased in the west bank in response to a series of terror attacks in israel that killed 14 people in the span of less than three weeks. in addition there was a threat by some jewish extremists to go up to the compound, which is also known as the temple mount to jews and perform these ancient passover sacrifices. they didn't actually do so, but just the threat of that riled up a lot of tension. hamas called on their supporters to go to the

morning. so it looks like some things began developing at about dawn. that is a right before the early morning prayer for muslims. what we do know is that today at $730.00 local, which is right about now would be the time that jewish a people as well as non muslims, would be allowed into the l ox, a compound for jews. this is known as the temple mount and does hold very wholly for jews. it would be the 1st time that they would be allowed into the l ox a compound. since monday we are sorry, sorry since friday when we saw that violence that resulted in more than 150 people being injured and more than of 400 being arrested. i'm gonna turn around here. the ox, a compound is behind me, and i've just heard what sound perhaps, like some stun grenades. just let me move out of the picture. but we have reports that already there are 2 injuries this morning. a palestinian red crescent is saying one person was hit with a rubber bullet. another was beaten journalist on the ground are saying that young palestinians have been prevented from entering the l. ok. so compo

neil: you were in at the crack of dawn this morning that's right, you're still going. you're the energizer bunny this morning. >> it's the caffeine, thank you neil cavuto, we'll talk about housing and interest rates coming up later on in the show, but first, hello. i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for charles payne today. this is "making money" and we've got breaking news right now. the market really lifting into the close, after a disappointing week for the s&p and the nasdaq leaving investors are more questions than answers. we've got a full slate of market pros to help you navigate these uncertain waters this friday. plus, democrats patting themselves on the backs for doling out billions in taxpayer dollars to help struggling restaurants. why can't they see it was their policies which caused restaurant s to struggle to begin with? and we were told that rises rates would cool down the housing market but it's not happening yet. why the middle class is still being priced out and a lot of these homes might be overpriced. all that and more on "making money." the market is tryin

this began early this morning around the time of the dawn prayers when, as really police said that they had to go inside the l ox. a compound because a barricade was formed at the gate that non muslims used to access ox, a compound, israeli police, or excuse me, the israelis have a key and restrict access. in any event, the israeli police said that they went in dispersed. and since then, several waves of jewish groups have been allowed to access the l oxide. compound, beginning at about $730.00 local. it is a designated visiting our period for non muslims. we have about 1520 minutes left of that designated visiting period during ramadan. a for non muslims, the visiting hours are greatly reduced. but as you can imagine, the attention because the memory of what happened on friday, when more than 400 people were arrested. more than 150 people injured is still fresh in the minds of many. so who is inside l. oxer? today, these are a variety of jewish groups that include jewish settlers, ultra nationalists and zionist groups. they believe that they have the right to pray inside the ox a compo

widespread for the rest of us dropping into the rest of the bay and pushing through during pre-dawn early morning time we reach 05:00am, most of that rainfall is pushed out of the bay area out to sea air, though, on into early tomorrow morning. you will have a few wet spots on roadways to start your tuesday morning commute. but i'm not expecting a really big impact for your tuesday commute. as for the rest of the day on tuesday, we just keep dry. wednesday starts try before return of rainfall wednesday night into thursday. and even lingering into friday. so another active week ahead of us. love to see it. now, tonight's rainfall, it's going to be very much still on the lighter side, mostly around a 10th of an inch santa rosa, you'll again be our most significant rainfall totals nearing 4 tenths of an inch, which is great to be seeing. definitely light to date. later on this week as will see some of her moderate showers returning. as for temperatures today will be 50's and 60's at the coast and then pretty solid 60's to just barely low 70's across the rest of the bay area saying carlos down throug

the orders came the next morning, they pulled everybody out again at dawn. they separated the men, women, and children. it took the men away 1st, they told the women that they were taking the men to safety and they killed every one of them. then they kill the women. and then they killed the children. the numbers that we work with are approximately 1000 people of which 553 are under the age of 12 or are very young youth. so more than half were children. if you see if you go to elma, so tay, what you see that we have tried to do is list the names of the children and the very 1st forensic digs which happened during the peace agreements in 1902 or there was only enough money to take up that one of the sites where a 124 children and all of these were babies they were very young, are dug up. and i had the sentences of re purported and of, and the children being hang, do you know where we've had to for the national security advisors on this show? we had right, elliot abrams on he was the assistant secretary of state at the time. and he is subsequently been the spec

the orders came the next morning, they pulled everybody out again. at dawn, they separated the men, women, and children. it took the men away 1st. they told the women that they were taking the men to safety and they killed every one of them. then they kill the women and then they killed the children. the numbers that we work with are approximately 1000 people, of which 553 are under the age of 12 or are very young use. so more than half were children. if you see if you go to elma, so today what you see that we have tried to do is list the names of the children and the very 1st forensic digs which happened during the peace agreements in 1902 or there was only enough money to take up that one of the sites where a 124 children and all of these were babies they were very young, were dug up, and i had the sentences of re purported and of, and the children being hang, do you know, well, we've had to evolve a national security adviser on this show we had right, elliot abrams on he was assistant secretary state at the time. and he is subsequently being the special r

morning. well, we recorded it, turned off the light again, we lie down, groans, turns over. come on, turn on the dawnso we recorded two cassettes and we still have it, yes, well, at night i tell you, we recorded slava on a piece of paper and in the morning we got up, what were we doing there, again everything is not at the table and, uh, how it starts. how would you like to listen, with such pleasure? i have a lady's grandmother, kazachka they also started to sleep and lived at first, then they moved to rostov, and our great-grandfather, it turns out, he had a beautiful baritone. he sang in the church choir, and they were all beer, so they were real beer. here we are, of course, at home, of course, everything. well, when we didn’t sing, guys, we always sang, the girls and i always, for example, bachelorette parties, we end up singing our horse, of course, i love and respect you very much, honestly. well, don't make me angry, otherwise it turns out, i made such an interruption, yo-my. ouch. wonderful khoper moonshine from a very good person. forgive me, good man surname. well , nikolai alekseevich’s c

. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> just about dawn for friday morning.review morning. good morning. we've got a pretty exciting day. we are tackling several big stories, including we're looking at opening day for baseball. it almost didn't happen. but the owners and players worked out a deal. now it's back on. we've got you covered. also some big movements in the pandemic. we are going to have a live report to give you bad information to see the interviews and to get real time updates. a local national headlines. grab your phone scan this qr code taken straight to the app store so you can download kron-on for fried are. thank you, teresa. and before we go, let's take a peek at the i mean, look at that guys. gorgeous weekend. it's going warm and then hot and then yeah, look at that on april and hey and goodbye. ernesto. all want to it's just last days going to la and look >> announcer: today on an all new "dr. phil," a mental health crisis... >> kira's biggest passion was her cheerleading. once covid happened, she was paralyzed by fear. >> i started getti

so, replace your dish soap with dawn powerwash and spray your dishes clean. >>> our top stories this morningv. it comes as ukraine is vowing to fight to the end in mariupol. an estimated 2,500 ukrainian troops holed up at a steel plant are defying an russian order to surrender or die. >>> two teenagers were shot and killed, and at least eight more wounded by gunfire when shots rang out at a house party in pittsburgh. police say more than 200 people were crammed into the airbnb early yesterday morning. many of them minors. some jumped out of windows trying to escape and were hurt. no arrests have been reported. >>> the cdc says more than four million people have caught the flu this season. but the outbreak is not over yet. danya bacchus reports on the spring spike. >> reporter: in eastern kentucky, health officials are asking residents to wash their hands frequently and get vaccinated. not because of covid-19 but because of an unusual spring spike in the flu. >> the flu season would run from like starting typically in october in a normal year and be really tapering down by february, march. >>

saturday morning, specially during your pre-dawn hours by 11:00am we should be done with it on saturday. the rest of the day actually clears out really quick. the sierra likely to hold on to snowfall through the day on saturday. first dose of rainfall amounts into around a half an inch for most of the north bay, a 10th to a quarter of an inch for the rest of the bay. out. on top of that saturday is rainfall. well over an inch in santa rosa nearing that napa closer to 3 quarters of an inch elsewhere. snowfall in the sierra continues all day long today with winter weather advisories expiring tonight at 11:00pm. a brief break tomorrow for your travels up into the sierra. settle in by saturday morning. take a drive back on sunday later in the day. 50's for your highs along the coastline and in san francisco and then the spread of 50's to 60's across the rest of the bay. today, foster city at 61 mountain view right there to san jose and santa clear at 62 degrees and the range of upper 50's to low 60's both across the east bay as well as for the north bay, which will be just a jacket where th

morning. you can sleep nothing interferes, despite the fact that dawn the fireplace chimney in a fire-resistant box, an umbrella-deflector will increase traction and protect against rain and snow. we will dress the fireplace portal in copper armor. according to the instructions of the project designer, the metal sheets were polished and aged. the massive base of the table is also lined with copper. the tabletop is made from travertine slabs. as well as and a coffee table. the role of the curtains hid in karabakh pulled the cord and the room plunged into darkness. three long hanging lamps made of thin metal descended to the table. of course, it’s interesting, we got a combination of such a large massive table, light lamps and a large table, because we have a very large room and volume. uh, the table corresponds to a large company at the table. the family and their friends decided to play in contrast, and the massive table was thin with lamps. we have a very beautiful view of the forest from the window. uh-huh and what does not distract from the views bases dark yes, this is copper, we tinted it

arrived, guys, from somewhere from a party, i don’t know at 7-8 in the morning nothing interferes with sleep, despite the fact that dawna fire-resistant box an umbrella and a deflector will increase traction and protect from rain and snow. we will dress the fireplace portal in copper armor, metal sheets, on the instructions of the project designer, have been polished and aged. the massive base of the table is also lined with copper. the tabletop is made from travertine slabs. just like the coffee table. the role of the curtains hid in karabakh pulled the cord and the room plunged into darkness. three long hanging lamps made of thin metal descended to the table. well, of course it's interesting. we got a combination of such a large massive table, light lamps the table is large, because we have a very large room and volume. eh, the table matches at the table a large company of family and friends can gather, they decided to play in contrast, and the massive table has thin lamps. we have a very beautiful view of the forest from the window. uh-huh, and that doesn’t distract everything smart from the types of foundation. yes

in the pre-dawn hours on friday morning two ukrainian helicopters carried out an attack in russia thated an oil depot in the russian town of belgorod which is roughly 25 miles inside russian territory. ukraine initially said it could neither confirm or deny that claim and nbc news has confirmed that ukrainian forces were responsible for this attack. it's the first time that ukraine has carried out an offensive attack on russia on russian territory in the 38 days of this war. russia is saying it was an act of significant escalation that could complicate peace talks within the two countries which is kind of wild given that russia invaded this country unprovoked, but the brazen attack piloted by ukrainian helicopters in russian airspace is one of a series of significant victories in contrast to the russians' military effort. ukrainians are touting that they've taken back key territory that russia had previously occupied including a suburb on the outskirts of kyiv that had been under russian control since the first week of the war in february. its mayor took to telegram declaring the town

in the pre-dawn hours on friday morning two ukrainian helicopters carried out an attack in russia thate initially said it could neither confirm or deny that claim and nbc news has confirmed that ukrainian forces were responsible for this attack. it's the first time that ukraine has carried out an offensive attack on russia on russian territory in the 38 days of this war. russia is

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in the morning light, dew fell on the grass, i accompanied you at dawn.oh, what a tender night you were, you gave us sweet trills from the fire, you streamed smoke, then we did not even dare to think that extinguishes the fire of love. i was this night only a month with you witnesses. only who, for the love of a clear starry night, what happens, that all this was a deception, there was a lights out. the name of the sadko group is completely non-commercial. it is so epic, but in no way about kazimir almazov this name is a box office, you somehow decided on it. yes. it was my idea. here we are with the guys sasha or the husky vladimir makarov. these are just the guys with whom i studied together since 2002. we acted together with them, then finished blasphemy. it's like being in different teams. now we have our own group sadko, uh, it was an idea. probably, i initially assumed that we would now make a team and go around the world right away with our world tour. we will have, but it is necessary that all the same, italians and french, so that it would be con

buyer pre-dawn hours of tomorrow morning 05:30am, here starting to see rainfall pushing out into the central valley central coast in snow in the sierra, nevada should hang out with us through mid morning bay area just starts the morning tomorrow. really cloudy, but sunshine returns come tomorrow afternoon. wednesday will be a continuation of dry weather that will start on tuesday. and that's before wednesday night into thursday and friday are more significant round of rainfall in this forecast. again, that's wednesday night lly got to watch out for tonight's rain is going to stay pretty light. a 10th of an inch for most of us around 4 tenths of an inch for santa rosa. maybe half an inch in those mountains north of santa rosa. rainfall amounts later this week, like wednesday night and thursday. well, over an inch possible in the north bay and looking at the potential of it half an inch for some spots in the rest of the bay area. so that's the one that's really going to be coming through for us. it also in the sierra nevada. so we do have winter weather advisory that takes effect basic

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