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on one hand, we clean up the legacy pollution in these ocean garbage patches.ese very long u—shaped barriers that we pull forth through this patch at a very slow speed, so that it's safe for marine life and filters out the plastic, retains that, and then every few days we take the system out. periodically, we take the plastic to land for recycling. the current system that we have out there, 800 metres in length. but already it has cleaned up almost 200,000 kilos of plastic, which is 0.2% of the whole great pacific garbage patch. we are still developing the next generation of cleaning technology, we call system three. we're deploying that in the summer of 2023. we are making the system three times as big, so 2,400 metres. this will clean up at thrice the rate. and then our models show that if we then deploy roughly ten of those systems, we can actually clean up most of the great pacific garbage patch by the end of the decade. so rivers really are the arteries that carry trash from land to sea. so when it rains, plastic washes from streets into creeks, into river

we are also developing spvs patches and a patch with slivostigmine under an offset contract from the city of moscow, which is used in the treatment of alzheimer's earlier, where it was purchased, but it was imported abroad. well, before you start mass production of the drug, you need to create its standard sample, which will be checked against, until recently, such samples also had to be imported. now they are theirs well, with the opening of a new scientific laboratory building at the plant, it will become easier to introduce into production the medicines needed in the country , the most important stage on the way of tablets or syrups to the patient who needs them a variety of profiles and at such moments. of course, it is better not to interfere with them. moscow signed a new contract with the plant to provide medicines to all hospitals in the city. deliveries will begin in april, and any contracts give us not only guaranteed supplies of quality medicines, but also a. uh, the localization of production in the city, the creation of new highly qualified jobs, one of the conditions of

unlike the patches on zavodskoy proezd, everything here will have to be redone. tried to contact the active citizen about the data. they put on temporary patches and c hot asphalt, and photograph the report that the work completed. well, literally 2-3 days and this hot asphalt flies out in cups, so the most practical advice for motorists is how not to get into a puddle and save your car to observe the speed limit dmitry blikov yuri zabolotnikov maxim oparin pavel letnikov in the city and the most interesting story, as always. ahead we have a very short advertisement, but pour tea or coffee. the fight may be different mechanism of development of pain 1 is not important. what caused the pain if there is pentalgin universal remedy against different types of pain thanks to the combined composition pentalgin acts against pain, wherever it is, regardless of the reasons for its occurrence, pentalgin will do without pain online made you remember where your card is now with a button, st. petersburg no matter where it is , paying for purchases is not only convenient, but a

parish, which means that they have to commute their cows from one patch of land to another patch of fouron) good morning! good morning! (sandy ramos) how are you? - bright and early! - we already have the machine. everything's ready for the cows. they're just finishing washing it, and then the cows will leave in a minute or two. - because you've milked them already. - exactly. - you start milking them at... - 5h30 or 5h45. today is the day that the cows are moving to another land. they have been here for 15 days. we have 86 cows. they start eating from there to down there, where the land is bigger. it's like 10 hectares. i don't know really know how to say it. - yes. you have a very strict routine in the morning. - yes, exactly. it's always the same thing, because the cows, if you change their routine, they act strange and the milk won't have the same quality. - really? - everything affects them if they're nervous. they're like us. if we get nervous about something, it seams like work doesn't go as well. the cheese here is made with raw milk, and our milk has to have quality. we nee

now the temporary patch job has been done, but permanent repairs could also take until the end of the week. and the next storm is rolling in with a mix of clouds and sun today, but it will be a much different story by tomorrow morning, so we will bring in paul heggen who has been tracking more heavy rain, gusty winds. welcome to spring. >> exactly. it's the same pattern even though it's a different season and that season won't let up any time soon. a look at what's up there right now. in the short term, it's good news. we don't have any rain this evening. you still have an hour to do some preparations inside and make sure there is nothing blocking the flow of water when it comes down, which will happen before the sun comes up. the heaviest rain is moving in as rush hour begins to ramp up. between about 6:00 and 10:00 a.m. is when we will get the heavier downpours. if we have any flooding, it will be tomorrow morning. there are going to be some flooded off and onramps and anywhere that will tend to collect water, and it will be breezy. blustery conditions will be with us throughout tue

clearer skies follow, with one or two mist or fog patches.n into a low single figures. and and northern ireland, with a few patches of frost. frost free in england and wales. tomorrow, this is going to be the nicest slice of weather we get around this weekend. a fine, if somewhat chilly start to the day with plenty of morning sunshine. however it is forecast to cloud over and outbreaks of rain in northern ireland through the afternoon, which could read western scotland, wales and western areas of england towards the end of the afternoon. mild side, temperatures 10—13 c. into next week, low pressure is continuing to pushing across the atlantic one after the next after the next, so we are looking at a prolonged spell of wet weather. the rain turning heavy on monday, more showery in nature as we head towards tuesday, but lots more rain waiting for the rest of the week and those rainfall totals are really mounting up. welcome to bbc news. the former us president donald trump has claimed he expects to be arrested on tuesday over a long—running all

uh, make patching. to date, more than seventy-three thousand square meters have been completed. about 60-80 pieces of equipment of about 100 people are involved every shift. with the arrival of consistently positive temperatures , the road workers will begin to apply markings for the night. first of all, they will deal with frame streets and multi-lane avenues of the enterprise , at the beginning of a favorable period, ready to start applying road markings total, planned volume for e, 2023 will be more than 350.000 m². there are events aimed at creating a comfortable environment for users of scooters and bicycles. for marking , special types of plastic of cold and hot application are used, the material is wear-resistant and reflects headlights well, improving visibility on the road. the spc for cardiology will open 18 intensive care units in the next couple of weeks. this will make it possible to perform surgical interventions in nine operating rooms by the beginning of summer, it is planned to open a hybrid building. modern angiographs have already been installed there. this wi

cold enough for patches of rust in the countryside.rning mist and fog patches. through the day, clown thickens with outbreaks of rain. late in the day, rain arriving for west scotland, parts of wales and western areas of england. mild again, temperatures ten to 13 celsius. next week, low pressure will stay in charge of our weather, firing outbreaks of rain across the uk often, so it will be pretty wet in the week ahead. it will also be windy at times as well. wet weather to come on monday, the heaviest most persistent heading into areas of scotland. there could be a few brighter spells but overall, cloudy with rain at times commonly statement probably best sums up. the rest of the week stays unsettled with further outbreaks of rain around at times so it will stay pretty wet. quite a few areas have already seen more rainfall so far than we have if we cut up the rain we are expecting, it will be wet across western and northern areas of the uk. we will be looking at a particularly wet march by the end of the month. that is the latest.

you're taking patches too.ld lead some conditions through lead to some conditions through monday yes, a monday, though. yes, it's a chilly frosty start for many, but quite a bright one. lots of sunshine to be had. it is likely to be that dry ice day of this week to come because things are going to turn a more going to turn a bit more unsettled onwards unsettled from tuesday onwards with weather with some wet and windy weather to but temperatures should to come. but temperatures should creep a little bit see you creep up a little bit to see you later. i don't gb news because i was tired of not was sick and tired of not heanng was sick and tired of not hearing my views being represented. mine but represented. not just mine but so many that i knew and so many people that i knew and spoke i just couldn't get my spoke to i just couldn't get my voice couldn't say voice out there, couldn't say anything. couldn't anything anything. i couldn't do anything whatever was. i whatever the narrative was. i kind to follow it.

saturday is probably a bright and dry day with a bit of sunshine, sunday, thicker cloud, a few patches but after that, next week we get these cold polar winds diving down from the north and that will bring a return of frost and for some of you there is a bit of snow in the tore cast. —— forecast. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at ten on wednesday 1st march. there's more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight with victoria derbyshire which is just getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. testing a big shock on wednesday. 21 when out of the competition. joe wilson rounds up an exciting night of action. gil wilson rounds up an exciting night of action. 1: :: :: :: wilson rounds up an exciting night of action. :: :: :: :: ., wilson rounds up an exciting night of action. :: i: i: i: ., ., , of action. 04 4000 travelling fans, inflatable hammock _ of action. 04 4000 travelling fans, inflatable hammock the _ of action. 04 4000 travelling fans, inflatable hamm

winds pushing in extensive cloud, with outbreaks of light rain and drizzle and if you mist and fog patchesund the western coasts and hills but the winds will bring mild air across most areas so by the end of the night for most temperatures will be between 8—11. tomorrow we have a few weather fronts moving between 8—11. tomorrow we have a few weatherfronts moving north—east across the uk and each will bring pulses of fairly heavy rain and during the morning some of the wettest weather will be working across northern ireland, north—west england and definitely into areas of scotland and then later in the afternoon we have a zone of heavy rain working into wales and parts of southern england. sunny spells in short supply, overall a cloudy and blustery day but mild with temperatures as high as 16, one of the warmest days of the year so far. as we head through wednesday night, the bad of heavy rain crosses the uk and for thursday, still aren't settled but a better day with sunny spells and showers and the showers will turn heavier with some of under ten, the greatest chance of thunderstorms in t

we put on a patch, which is used for pain relief. these are narcotic drugs.lso develop patches with npvs and blaster seliva with a segment under the entire contract of the city of moscow, which was used in the therapy of kemer earlier, where it was all bought, but it was taken abroad. before starting the mass production of the drug, it is necessary to create its standard sample, which will be checked against until recently, such samples also had to be imported. now they are made in moscow, this standard sample. e, allows you to determine the authenticity of the medicinal product and allows you to determine the amount of content. how much drug is in there? which then acts on our body? today, a new scientific laboratory building has been opened at the plant. to introduce medicines into the production of the desired country will become easier , the most important stage on the way of a tablet or syrup to the patient who needs them . at such moments. of course, it is better not to interfere with them. moscow signed a new contract with the plant to provide medicine

scotland and northern ireland cold enough for some patches of frost in the countryside.'ll see all weekend. during the morning, plenty of sunshine once we've lost those early morning mist and fog patches. however, as we go through the day, we're going to see the cloud thicken with outbreaks of rain spreading to northern ireland and probably late in the day, late in the afternoon, that rain arriving for west scotland and probably across parts of wales and western areas of england. mild again. temperatures about ten to 13 degrees now into next week. low pressure is going to stay in charge of our weather firing outbreaks of rain across the uk often. so it looks like being pretty wet in the week ahead and also it's going to be quite windy at times too. now we've got some wet weather to come on monday. probably the heaviest, most persistent rain edging into western areas of scotland. the rain probably not amounting to much across the midlands in eastern england. indeed, there could be a few brighter spells, but overall, cloudy with rain at times probably best sums up monday's

they, too, disown the road , the locals at some point decided that i, we will have to patch ourselvesays, this is not our area, the region, he says, this is not our area, and this piece is nobody's at all. i do not know, maybe another state can create after dozens of letters from residents of the road builders. still, we found out that the site belongs to the regional highway. they even did pothole repairs. but this did not help in the near future, he promises to carry out a major overhaul of the site, which caused this misunderstanding of who the road belongs to, because the complex site borders on the new moscow and new moscow. you understand, there were discrepancies not so long ago, but according to the cadastral map, everything was looked at, everything was found out in the plans , this repair is planned under favorable weather conditions, repairs will be made immediately. will sidewalks appear on the highway in the mosavtodor? residents of the surrounding residential complex were not informed that they were looking forward to the start of work at the maximum . the richest collec

one invention that philip kearny to this very day is the division patch, the red patches. it was after the battle of seven pines or during the battle excuse me there were some officers lolling about a shade tree while the battle was being fought, carney rode up to these officers and cursed them, told them to get back to the regiments and the off one officer stands up, says a part of me, general, but you don't belong to your. and carney said, i apologize, gentlemen. i will take necessary means of identifying my in the future. so what carney did he wrote the order you'll see to the left. they're ordering his men to wear a red patch on their hands. and you'll see an officer's hat there with the red patch. the other one you can't see. so. but it's there. trust me. so when the idea worked so well that you could at a glance, look at a soldier and know what command he belongs to, it stopped straggling and, shirking and and whatnot. and it was such a good idea. the following year, the entire army the potomac adopted it. so each army corps got its own. and today this very day whene

so there'll be a few mist and fog patches around by dawn.eland, cold enough for some patches of frost in the countryside. now, tomorrow i think it's probably the best weather that we'll see all weekend during the morning. plenty of sunshine once we've lost those early morning mist and fog patches. however, as we go through the day, we're going to see the cloud thicken with outbreaks of rain spreading to northern ireland and probably late in the day, late in the afternoon, that rain arriving for west scotland, probably across parts of wales and western areas of england. temperatures about ten to 13 degrees. now into next week. low pressure is going to stay in charge of our weather firing outbreaks of rain across the uk often. so it looks like being pretty wet in the week ahead and also it's going to be quite windy at times too. now we've got some wet weather to come on monday. probably the heaviest, most persistent rain edging into western areas of scotland. the rain probably not amounting to much across the midlands in eastern england. indee

foreign nationals are patched, but it is almost authenticated by iranian weapons . it was opened today, but it was opened on wednesday. it was opened last week, and it is being exported from today. that wednesday requested my help from today they entered iran from yesterday, among other things, and from today we are exporting, so that from today the request will be simplified to 60, depending on the concept that the permit should be perfect . an official government document was issued for the alki game or a license was issued, you do it with a delay, now it is used with a 40% discount , the delay is used. it happens and it has not been confirmed that there are even home businesses in the shop that must be most of today's business, from shop to shop , i will give you the zip code automatically . you can find these addresses in a certain city on farhad street. i check that you exist with this zip code. you exist here. this game must be the same as the one we bought . the store cannot be rented under your name because many people rented the store, but the rental of the

winds bringing mild air is well under way at the moment but we've got a lot of cloud around with patches with a few mist and fog patches around the coast and hills in the west. but temperatures starting off wednesday at around ten or ii degrees celsius in places. now for wednesday itself, we've got several weather fronts that are going to be pushing across the uk, each bringing episodes of rain. so, a cloudy and damp start to the day. then we get these bursts of fairly heavy rain working in from the south west. some of the wettest weather through the morning across northern ireland and western scotland and then later in the day, wales and parts of southern england could get some really heavy rain, we might even see some localised surface water flooding. it's unsettled, but it is mild temperatures up to around 15, maybe 16 degrees celsius. those gusty south—westerly winds continue then through wednesday night and into thursday, it's a slightly less damp day, i'd say. brighter skies, there'll be a bit more in the way of sunshine around, but it is a day of sunshine and showers and come the

one or two mist and fog patches, then, first thing in the morning. lots of blue skies and sunshine throughout the day. one or two showers, perhaps, in the far south—west of england, south wales later on. and again, it will still feel quite chilly. temperatures about 8,10 or 11 degrees celsius. but hopefully, some sunshine will at least compensate that. but through into tuesday, we're going to see this area of high pressure move away. a big area of low pressure then in the atlantic will throw some systems into the uk. now, as that wet weather hits the colder air across scotland, there could be a bit of transient snow over the higher ground. pretty wet conditions developing quite widely around the west. i think towards the eastern and south—eastern areas, it'll stay largely dry until later in the day. a blustery wind developing, but temperatures will start to creep up to about 11 or 12 degrees, although still a little bit chilly across the far east. now, for the rest of the week, it remains pretty unsettled, although you notice those temperatures will

you can see a couple patches of fog flirting with the coastline. i think numbers they're generally in the 50's get inside the bay more sunshine mid 60's as you make your way down the peninsula. 66 and said call a 65 in santa tale. south bay, probably some upper 60's by tomorrow afternoon, east bay. i think you flirt with some 70's late in the days. so enjoy that sunshine. really probably the warmest temperatures. we've the better part of the year so far. i think and then well, things change over the weekend. the clouds roll back in your 10, a 10. we get back to some winter weather as we head into spring when you know it. there you go. monday, the showers continuing tuesday. more strong storms moving in, possibly more cold showers rounding out the week. all right, lauren, thank you. good night. good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: what was he thinking? he pushed a wheelchair down a flight of steps. it was her chair. she is a double amputee. and wait until you hear who his father is. then... indecent proposal? >> the tycoon who offered another pa

. >> this is a patch from the curtain. they only made 15 of these. and all of the patches on my jacket i cut up the hats from the workers and put them on my jacket. dion: you actually have parts of the carpet when it was red. >> they give me pieces every year because everybody knows me. dion: jimmy kimmel is hosting the show for the third time and told me earlier in the week what he does to prepare. >> sadly, it has been eating food out of a little cooler that gets delivered to the house every six weeks. it is incredible when you realize how much food you are supposed to be eating or not supposed to be eating. it is sobering to see the portion sizes. i am very much looking forward to not doing that anymore. [laughter] dion: as for me, part of my preparation find perfect gown. dion lim, abc 7 news. liz: our coverage begins tomorrow at 10:00 with coverage on the champagne carpet. countdown to the oscars begins at 3:30 and the show gets going at 5:00 p.m. liz: let's get a final check on the forecast. lisa: it has been a rainy start to the weekend. aroun

there will be a couple of patches of fog. i think overnight tonight, maybe couple high clouds as we head toward tomorrow morning. you'll see some of that patchy fog forming early on tomorrow along the beaches, but not much. and then look at those temperatures. cool. but as you head inland, warm up very nicely well into the 60 some places, almost 70 degrees. san francisco little bit cooler about 57 degrees there. 61 in the mission right out toward the beaches. you get that sea breeze and some patchy fog. keep those numbers down. but you inside the bay will warm you up to about 64 degrees in burlingame. 63 and sunny in millbrae. 67 degrees in san carlos. 67 in woodside 65 degrees. in mount to the south bay. enjoy some very nice temperatures. 68 degrees in campbell. 68 in santa clara, 68 sunnyvale. and about 67 degrees in milpitas. those temperatures warming up very nicely inland tomorrow, upper 60's and live more 68 in dublin. 67 degrees in union city about 65 degrees in san leandro. lots of sunshine and couple afternoon high c

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when will patching begin? constant noise uninvited guests and communal problems the stench is unbearable the authorities of the moscow region have begun to fight against illegal hostels 250 objects have already been closed in the north, the capital. soon there will be another clinic. it was built from scratch according to all moscow standards. the degree of readiness. sergei sobyanin assessed the real money rain today in the north-east of moscow, banknotes of 100 dollars and 500 euros were falling from the window of a high-rise building on rusakovskaya street, someone decided to throw away a very impressive amount according to preliminary data, money fell down after they came to one of the apartments with a search and the owner, apparently, decided to get rid of the currency of origin, which he could not explain. spring exposed the seasonal communal problem of pits on the roads, filled with water and more difficult traffic provoke serious accidents. who is responsible for the quality of the roadway, how not to

still some patches of light rain to come through the morning, so quite a damp start to the day., the south midlands, southern wales and also north west scotland, and maybe some breaks in the cloud getting into northern ireland at times. temperatures not really changing much, in what we've seen over recent days, 8 to 10 degrees, but feeling cooler than that in the chilly northeasterly wind that we've still got. i think on friday, by and large, it should be a dry and bright day for most of us, with some sunny spells breaking through at times. temperatures not really changing a great deal, we're looking at highs again around 8 or 9 degrees celsius or so. now, there will be some changes in the weather pattern as we head into this weekend. what we're looking at on saturday is probably a bit more cloud coming back in from the north sea and sunday, the cloud thickens further to bring us some patchy outbreaks of light rain. and, so, probably a dry day on saturday, bright conditions sunday, the chance of a few patches of rain from time to time, but nothing particularly heavy. beyond that

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patches of green, moisture in the atmosphere. check out the view from the east bay hills camera looking at the setting sun. right now 53 francisco, san jose, and san rivera. at the golden gate, mainly blue skies, 54 degrees. mid to upper 50's at napa, fairfield, concord and livermore. these are the forecast headlines, partly cloudy tonight, sprinkles possible. showers and brief downpours returning this weekend. a stronger storm late monday into tuesday. for tonight, some showers approaching. overnight lows in the mid to upper 40's and highs tomorrow generally in the mid to upper 50's. as we push southward, we will see upper to near 60. the approaching storm for the weekend is a level 1 storm. for both weekend days, we expect scattered showers, more rainy sunday than tomorrow. rainfall totals from one quarter of an inch to three quarters of an inch. most of the afternoon evening will be calm tomorrow but late tomorrow we get a wave of rather vigorous storm activity moving into the bay area. that will continue into sunday morning w

but georg patch was really knows the fight for his future inside europe is far from over. people in ukraine are also fighting for their future, even as russian president vladimir putin continues his walk. he recently visited the occupied city of mario board to release radio short, him driving and talking to residence in a newly constructed district. it was an attempt to present life as back to normal in my report. but this is far from the truth. the city was devastated after russian troops bombarded it for more than 80 days last year. and for many people in ukraine, the fear of russian bombs remains were on the road with ukrainian explosive experts and the devastated villages around khaki. the russian border is less than 30 kilometers away. now dashed edward off now called the emergency services after she came home and found rocket remnants stuck in the middle of her flat. nathan, if you could death mogley when we came home after the russians had been pushed back, i saw the nice thing they left for us alumni. i was scared to touch it with a few of the boys will remove it,

still some patches of light rain to come through the morning, so quite a damp start to the day. south midlands, southern wales and also north west scotland, and maybe some breaks in the cloud getting into northern ireland at times. temperatures not really changing much, in what we've seen over recent days, 8 to 10 degrees, but feeling cooler than that in the chilly northeasterly wind that we've still got. i think on friday, by and large, it should be a dry and bright day for most of us, with some sunny spells breaking through at times. temperatures not really changing a great deal, we're looking at highs again around 8 or 9 degrees celsius or so. now, there will be some changes in the weather pattern as we head into this weekend. what we're looking at on saturday is probably a bit more cloud coming back in from the north sea and sunday, the cloud thickens further to bring us some patchy outbreaks of light rain. and, so, probably a dry day on saturday, bright conditions sunday, the chance of a few patches of rain from time to time, but nothing particularly heavy. beyond that, the

of morale patch from those times.s the difference between the war of that time and now ? oh, you know. if i drew parallels. airplanes, secondly, if you were to compare and draw a parallel, if you, for example , have a fire in your house. on the first floor . that is, this is your house. there on the first floor of your imagination and now you have an apartment how has your life changed in general, at first it was like i left for work in chernihiv, it’s possible in russian yes, because on the ukrainian fourth, i went to work in chernihiv, i’m kidding, i worked for two days at my work then a call from my aunt from berezny says that the war has started with you i say it can't be i call the woman the window came out she listened she says no there is nothing i call our policemen she says so where are you i'm talking to chernihiv i ran here in 37 minutes on my zhiguli i got there from masan home tore up the bridge well, that's it and everything, if things started to get hotter well, this is the first day of the war near atb

w is plenty patch, our reports from kia, this family portraits shows alive that no longer exists. the father died of a heart attack just before the war. now the mother is gone to you. grandfather gregory is now in charge of the boy who was left behind. i'm sorry, we official i heard the explosion. i was downtown at the time to them last year and then video started circulating on telegram need your properties. you'll see more younger chills i started calling her to nibble, but there was no connection. and i knew it was her root. she would take it up all the time. it was october tenths when a russian rocket hit ox. santos corin keith grigory got to the scene quickly. security officers kept him away from the wreckage, wis. description. they told me there's a burned car and human remains on the front seat and i asked, is there any one on the back seat? the answer was yes, everything is burnt in. it does nothing left except mattel casually as it happened right here at this intersection. gregory was right. asana had been on the way to hospital where she worked as a cancer doctor, and th

students will fight for european values to leant. old yorkie patch was really and thousands of others took to the streets to fight for their future and for a future where georgia joins the e. u, we are major all historic members of the european society and we wish to integrate into 0 can union. it's written miller constitution and it's agreed in our society. things escalated after georgia's ruling party submitted a so called for an agent draft bill in early march. the organ, thousands of others saw the bill as an attack on democracy. they protested. entered lizzie, and face tear gas and water cannons. the bill echoes a russian law allowing the government to target critical media and n g o. this could jeopardize george as long awaited a new candidacy, but was backed by the prime minister. through any group is molly arctic would lose the of the future of our country doesn't belong to foreign agents and people who serve them backwards to any future of this country. what along to patriot other such anti western rhetoric reminds the students of moscow's narrative. one of the bills drafters

we have had a patch or two of drizzle in the air, but basically we have dry conditions nonetheless, a flood watch is in effect until 10:00 a.m. there is more rain on the way, which could, of course, bring us more. dry until later tonight when a couple of small waves of moisture move through, bringing us isolated showers. . tomorrow morning, we have a more active system developing for the weekend. that system a light level 1 on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. scattered showers, later tomorrow, sunday. i will give you a at that plus your accuweather 7-day forecast in a minute. ama: thank you. as expected, the atmospheric river hammered santa cruz county, and now several homes are cut off after a road collapse. abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes is live with a look at the damage and how the community is coming together. zach: as bad as things are today in santa cruz county, officials tell us they are prepared for much worse, compared to january's devastating atmospheric river, but there have been many communities impacted by this atmospheric river, including more than 400 homes tha

the photo was taken by soviet rule correspondence, galena, sango, a 944 in patches and votes, which had just been liberated from the offenders. mm hm. this is how she remembered that day. on the way, the other girls from the co shamela told me about a camp where young children were imprisoned. i went there, soon i saw a barracks and frightened faces behind barbed wire. they looked at me warily with uncharged like eyes. i tried to talk to them, but they would not answer. after taking a few photos, i walked through the gate. suddenly some girl said to me on to the kids were crying . they kept saying through that is mommy. anyway, that louis ensuring that i mentioned the korean union, a former juvenile prisoners of the nazi concentration camps, is an association of people who share a common fate. it was form to provide assistance and support to defend the common interest of keeping the memory of the concentration camps. survivors alive in the photos full ground near the fence. there is a girl of about 8 or 9 looking intently into the camera. this is clever sylvia. today she is club. dia, n

others were involved the ripoff report was put ou as a flier in stores and businesses around the oi patch. it was payback, apparently, by one particularly disgruntled former partner but not everybody was a bo scout. james, for example, had criminal record going back t his teens. anyway, when detective sesni read the flier, his eye landed on a curious detail. one of james'employees, a ma named k.c. clarke headed up and disappeared. >> i handed it to mark, what d you think about this >> what did you think abou that >> it's the first time we ha ever heard of that name. >> so who was k.c. clarke >> he was funny, well mannered >> it didn't take long to find out, k.c was an old friend. rick airy knew him well. >> what did you do, the two of you. >> we would go up to the bar we'd chase the girls, do the normal things a guy would do during a boom, you know. >> rick and k.c. were field truck intendents fo the trucking company which sarah was helping to run >> how were you involved in th business >> i worked directly with th accountant, make sure they got signed off so we got paid. make sure payrol

we did have a couple of patches of fog sneaking out toward the beaches and we see they see a little bit more that again tonight. but overall, lots of sunshine today. really a nice another day to dry things out there. looking good up toward the golden gate and headlines and well, the north looking nice and clear right now. still 62 degrees in san jose. 61 in fremont 65 degrees right now in dublin, 68 and pittsburgh. 67 in fairfield. those are some of the warmest temperatures we've seen in quite some time. well, might even get a little bit warmer by tomorrow afternoon on the big picture, high pressure overhead. we have had a couple of patches of fog along the coastline and of that or rather a stable weather pattern so far. and that ridge we've got another week when that's going to slide in. and so. >> we'll see a couple high clouds, i think up above tomorrow, but not many. lots of sunshine and mild temperatures by tomorrow afternoon and really some pretty comfortable weather. so, yeah, we've got to enjoy it while we can have this just to break what looks like. we're still in a very active

how is the school vegetable patch doing after last night? snowfall cora shira max and johan is want to find out just a few weeks ago there class sewed a small crop of raw here. ah, devon son ran past louder already a few shoots coming out. and the last time we were here, we couldn't see anything. we only just so the scenes. i got that tab. we got this. yeah. this good news goof, length, berlin city highway. the plot spans around 10000 square meters in size and gives school children the hands to discover their green thumbs. there are plenty of trees, a small vineyard, ponds and lots of things to explore all year round. he garden hours, one in glen allen ot at nest islands. gardening schools are green, educational spaces in the city, on some of them have been around for a 100 years. so all of the children can discover nature here and learn about the environment and a national cannot. but it's not just children. adults can visit to dom in solution . anyone who's interested in finding out about conservation, the environmental acquisition, or jus

so quite a damp start to wednesday, i think, with a few mist and fog patches around the coast and hillsgot several weather fronts that will be pushing across the uk, each bringing episodes of rain. so, a cloudy and damp start to the day, then we get these bursts of fairly heavy rain working in from the southwest — some of the wettest weather through the morning across northern ireland and western scotland, then later in the day, wales and parts of southern england could get some really heavy rain, might even see some localised surface—water flooding. it's unsettled, but it is mild, temperatures up to around 15, maybe 16 celsius. those gusty southwesterly winds continue then through wednesday night, and into thursday, it's a slightly less damp day, i'd say. brighter skies, there'll be a bit more in the way of sunshine around, but it is a day of sunshine and showers. and come the afternoon, the showers are going to be quite widespread — some of them heavy, the greatest risk of seeing thunderstorms stretches from southwest england towards the home counties and east anglia. temperatures, th

they can be found harvesting their vegetable patch. ready oh, and he started it during the cold call with them because we couldn't do anything else and fuel working from home. so this was a nice way to go out of the house and do something because we couldn't do anything as recurring travel. so and the serious continue the same, the owner wrench out gardens in and near large cities at almost 30 locations around germany. farmers till the field in spring than the transverse strips are rent it out. tenants pay around $260.00 euros per season for 45 square meters. ah, we do day cost, race and alley so. so basically last year we took out what are the things we got everything and we put it in an excel and calculate the price. and we found, actually this profit over oh, for the children in the gardening school harvesting season is still months away. but thanks to the winter topic conifers they are now experts in evergreens and their regular visits to the garden are sure to cultivate the knowledge and appreciation of nature that they can draw o

i'd seized the project as a success this to 1000 tact a patch of land and louse. it's one of many former mines is now a wild natural habitat. as an attorney his us and i am his cause. hang. obviously, it's an enormous gift to have been able to observe this change over the past 20 years. civil suzanne at the same site and i was old fussed and asked respond, and i've been here from the start and pick gumble button. and i've seen that what we envisioned as come, true, struck with your vow. and yet suzanne, the us are above. i'd insist on all another vision that has come true is the transformation of louse. it's into it. tourist destination that combines green space is felicia and in industrial past that visitors want to learn about be it on this old convey a bridge now surrounded by parks of renewable. energy's josephs, lexi, or honest, guided tour with people who are born here like a cat hika. he observed the rise and fall of the brown coal industry for himself and he's still shocked by the devastating impact that the last few mines left and now's it's. are still ha