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photo zones, and a series of events in gardens, parks, museums and theaters and discounts in hotels on the peninsulay shaped it together. a separate project, which is supported by accommodation facilities and special prices, discounts on accommodation during this period, the may holidays, we understand that we will be very busy, but this period, in principle april, may, june, is fantastic crimea is beautiful, just like all year round. tourist the business spiced up this idea with its corporate style; in the japanese garden of one of the largest hotels on the southern coast of crimea, the blossoming of white cherry blossoms was celebrated with a musical picnic. in the nikitsky botanical garden and... it’s bright, when, for example, cacti bloom, to say nothing of spring, every day a new landscape, the blooming of gletcinia was celebrated here with a ballet and a concert, opening the musical season of the project bloom in crimea. very soon the peninsula will become even brighter, the season of wild peonies, rapeseed, sage, daisies, poppies and lavender is approaching, photo zones right next to the high

photo zones, and a series of events in gardens, parks, museums and theaters and discounts in hotels on the peninsulae have actually created this as a separate project, which is supported by accommodation facilities and special prices, discounts on accommodation during this particular period. and the may holidays, we understand, will be busy. very good, but this period, in principle, april, may, june, it is fantastically beautiful in the crimea, as in fact the whole year. the tourism business spiced up this idea with its corporate identity. in the japanese garden of one of the largest hotels on the southern coast of crimea, the blossoming of white sakura was celebrated with a musical picnic. on the shore of a pond with koi carp, a japanese-style theatrical performance, kabuke. mystical motifs of ethnic music sound in the shade of pink sakura. master classes on floristry, plein air painting and, of course, photography. in the nikitsky botanical garden and it’s bright in winter, when, for example, cacti bloom, let alone in spring, every day there’s a new landscape. the flowering of wisteria was celebra

and a series of events in gardens, parks, museums and theaters, etc. in the hotels of the peninsula,really formed this as a separate project, which is supported by accommodation facilities and special prices, discounts on accommodation during this period, and the may holidays, we understand that we will be very busy, but this one the period is basically april, may, june, it is fantastically beautiful in the region, like in fact, the whole year. the tourism business spiced up this idea with its corporate style; in the japanese garden of one of the largest hotels on the southern coast of crimea, the blossoming of white sakura was celebrated with a musical picnic. in the nikitsky botanical garden it is bright even in winter, when, for example, cacti bloom, to say nothing of spring, every day a new landscape, the flowering of wisteria was celebrated here with a ballet and a concert, opening the musical season of the project bloom in crimea. what could be more beautiful than a blooming garden, blooming flower beds, flowering plants, combined with musical projects, this... yes, very beauti

the fourth hotel is on the peninsula. it's canyon ranch, woodside in san mateo county. this is the first time michelin has ranked hotels. these hotels all got three keys, which is comparable to michelin star ranking for restaurants. congrats to them. it's being called a major milestone in california's goal of 100% clean energy by 2025. yesterday governor gavin newsom announced that the state has surpassed 10,000mw of battery storage capacity. that's up from 770mw in 2019. newsom says the accomplished chart shows california has no peers when it comes to battery storage in the u.s, we don't just set goals. >> we don't just meet goals. we exceed the goals. early >> governor newsom also announced that california has been running on 100% clean energy for 40 of the last 48 days last year, the state only ran on clean energy for a total of seven days. coming up new at six hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of items recovered. we'll tell you which east bay stores are now getting some answers after a retail theft bust. >> plus, the white house responds to alleged human rights

the fourth hotel is on the peninsula. it's canyon ranch, woodside out in san mateo county. this is the first time michelin has ever ranked hotels. these hotels got three keys, which is comparable to michelin star ranking for restaurants. very cool. well, time is honoring some of the most influential people in the world. the magazine rolled out the red carpet last night in manhattan for its 100 most influential people of 2024, and among the honored there, a member of our abc team, kelly ripa, who attended, attended the gala with her husband, mark. she talked about being so successful in this business for so many years. >> there's tons of room at the table. i will always make sure there's a place set, it's just it's an endurance competition. that's all it is. who can endure. and that's all you need to do is just endure and persevere. >> and kelly has certainly done that. you'll have a chance to see the gala right here on abc seven. it will air on abc on sunday, may the 12th at 10:00. and of course, you can watch live with kelly and mark every day right here at nine on abc seve

the the now is a bubble of hotels maybe and sitting over the korean peninsula and probably reaching some parts of japan just being eaten into by. this is an active line of thunderstorms. it's come through by using or will do doing something knocking, attempted back to about 10 degrees. so so goes from 30, which is possibly a new record for april on sunday. the enter button 19 is that same band comes in on monday that goes through to give you breezy weather was average temperatures. now how long it's been significant rain, so there's a potential flash flooding, but i think that potential lesson, so today goes on from the tail end of it. and it's still raining on and off in a good positive southern china gradings temperatures come down, but it's still on the high side and vision is up to 5, but it doesn't 24. now moving west in here, terms are up now we have had so if you remember, heat boarding, so last week say rather squeezed to some degree, all the units as about goes up to so it's not even for the next day. and so their readings come on to see, so let me try and get some foster care o

the fourth hotel is on the peninsula. it's canyon ranch , woodside in san mateo county., i'll start with you on this. we have just as these are examples, but just outstanding hospitality options here in the bay area. >> we do indeed, dan. i mean, we host so many people from all around the world. and i mean, we have so much to offer, which is why everybody comes here to maybe larry, we should charge a fee. >> yeah, i was just going to say that. >> yeah. so downtown san francisco or to abc seven, which one specifically? >> i don't know. are we going to get a percentage? >> oh no. no. based on my personal experience. okay. >> so you guys know i'm not a fancy person. however, i was lucky enough to have gone to singlethread and not to stay there. i ate there, but i did get to see it. it is an amazing, impeccable place. everything is like art, right? but understated. and then the one on the peninsula canyon ranch. woodside never been, but i looked. they have an amazing looking treehouse and one night is like $1,500. wow. it's a treehouse. >> i just want to hear dan say auberge

. >> happily, we were able to get almost a dozen hotels on the peninsula, offering evacuee rates ratesot been able to get home, residents of big sur, so the hospitality industry stepped up in a big way, and caltrans and the chp have been working on convoys connecting with people who are stuck between the two closures and using the far lanes of highway one to try to get them out. >> that would be the northbound lanes. they were able to do that for more than 300 drivers yesterday, and they say they'll pick it back up a little later this morning. now there are still hundreds, a couple few hundred cars left waiting for that escorted evacuation. the good news is the erosion on the closure isn't affecting, the northbound lanes, and it isn't getting worse. and as long as that stays the case, then caltrans and chp, all those crews will still continue to use those northbound lanes to try to get people out away and get them back home. reporting live this morning i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you, james, for that update. we'll check back in with you throughout the morn