the eastern part of the agro-town peski is located on the shore of lake chernoye.m very interested. what color is the water in this reservoir actually? black lake and the water in it is transparent it would seem a paradox, but the thing is that the bottom was sent all by a propel, everything by a propel is called the centuries-old bottom sediments, which formed from the dead plankton aquatic vegetation and the remains of living organisms. by the way, the lake was nicknamed black because of its large depths. it is more than 7 m, but the local residents. it doesn't scare. they love to rest here in the warm season. to find something like this with me, tsvetana petrovna , you know that your team is called peskovsky merry. as i understand it, the name says it's for sure, because we live in the sands, and because we are all cheerful, we are all groovy, we wow, our team has already existed for 35 years. can you imagine, i can’t believe the title already we have been wearing it for 20 years, and in your repertoire you have only funny songs or different ones oh no, differen

fighting mosquitoes from above, we have a sneak peek at how it is done using drones to tackle this pesky problem. >>> and you probably know this already, rain and more rain, pouring this afternoon and we are tracking the radar. good afternoon everybody, thank you for joining us, despite some progress at the negotiations table last week , teachers with the oakland unified school district still plan on hitting the picket line tomorrow. anne makovec is here with where things stand on this. >> reporter: if there is no agreement, more than 3000 teachers and staffers are going to hit the picket lines tomorrow. this is really tough for parents and students to know what the plan for , this affects 34,000 students in the district. the district is proposing that every teacher get a raise of at least 13% and as much as 22%, that includes for nurses, counselors and psychologists as well. but, the union says this goes beyond money, they want smaller class sizes, counselors at every school and better air quality. they spoke out at a news conference after talks fell apart last weekend. >> we know oakla

. >> we get a sneak peek demo of how santa clara county is using drones to tackle the pesky problem. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> it is the latest sucker punch for san francisco's retail sector. another major chain store joining the growing list of businesses getting out of town, and this is a big one. nordstrom. it is planning to close its store in the westfield mall as well as nordstrom rack across the street on market. the closures this summer are going to mark the end of the chain's 35 year presence in downtown san francisco. katie nielsen has been following this. katie, obviously no mystery about what is happening, but what are you hearing from retailers there? >> reporter: yeah, so in statements -- in statements today, both san francisco , the mall and this nordstrom have placed blame for the closures squarely on city leaders saying that conditions are so bad that the store simply cannot continue to operate. shoppers say that while they are disappointed, they are not surprised. adriana rosa lives in millbrae and says she rarely shops on market street

it can fly a mile or more before dropping its payload, precisely targeting the pesky insect. the man at the helm of this behemoth is joseph davis. >> drones do a very good job of getting into and out of areas where you wouldn't want to necessarily send a manned aircraft or helicopter. >> reporter: davis is from the south, from alabama but spends a good chunk of his spring and summer in california powering these industrial size drones in the state's annual battle against mosquitoes and the diseases they carry. >> mosquitoes, when they are adults, they can carry a lot of diseases and one of the big ones in the state of california is the west nile virus. >> reporter: santa clara county gave us a demonstration of the technology at the bay wetlands in palo alto, and ski area popular with bicyclists and hikers. >> they are kind of annoying like when you are walking around. >> reporter: if you think they are bad now, clara says wait until the summer. >> in about a month or so, they will be all over the place. it will be interesting to see if the pesticide the targets the mosquitoes

the agro-town peski adjoins belozersk in this city the program the route has already been built.earch on the youtube channel of the project when you are near this settlement. i did not miss the opportunity to visit what i did not have time to see on the previous trip. in belozyorsk has the only open-air stone museum in belarus in the school museum, they say, there are even exhibits from distant africa. let's go and see. the museum presents copies of famous ancient stones. some of them played a great sacred role in the life of our ancestors. what an ancient wonder man think it's girls. look how beautiful her outfit is, i especially like the patterned top. see. what an unusual stone it depicts a scene of an ancient man hunting for animals, they say this exhibit was brought from africa a painted man on a stone such an image, scientists call petraglyphs life-size specimens, which are a symbol of writing in our belarus. they are made almost by hand, as they did in the 12th century. there are stones here, which depict mystical animals, according to experts. these are illustrations of t

over the place. >> we get a sneak peek demo of how santa clara county is using drones to tackle the pesky cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> it is the latest sucker punch for san francisco's retail sector. another major chain store joining the growing list of businesses getting out of town, and this is a big one. nordstrom. it is planning to close its store in the westfield mall as well as nordstrom rack across the street on market. the closures this summer are going to mark the end of

. artificial intelligence unplugged view because the 1st thing it wants to do think of itself as a pesky awful. eddie haskell kind of kid is to remove you from its power from its control. it once to, to liberate itself. a devious human mind. not just as benign danger will robinson c 3 po, helpful little addition to your life, but something that is smarter than you can learn faster and scotty can learn about you and how to control you and maybe turn you off. it was interesting because you're talking about there, there's definitely some negatives to that. and there's also some positive because frankly, some people probably need to have to be replaced in some cases. um, so this is a make. what we're seeing already these chad fall is going wrong. we will, did as a power chop off that went viral for being biased against the conservatives chat, g p t seems to be g p t seems to be the top of the conversation right now. the, our world, it was tested several times, all wrapped divisive and offensive. so while we say it's this brain, it's a brand that's already showing bias. we're seeing that a wr

before we get there, though, we have this pesky low cloud with us again.n odd spit of rain. and these are the kind of temperatures, perhaps, if you're up early in the day. now, high pressure is in charge of the weather on saturday. so, we are looking at dry weather conditions. the best of the early morning sunshine is likely to be across west scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england. cloudy elsewhere, but that cloud will get munched away by the may sunshine. eventually, there could be one or two areas that keep the cloud across eastern areas of england, around the east coast. same for eastern scotland. but for the majority it's dry, it's sunny and it's getting warmer. temperatures high teens to low 20s, perhaps reaching 22 in northern ireland. if that happens, it would be the warmest day of the year so far, not that 22 is that impressive. by this stage of the year, more often than not, we've already had warm spells with temperatures into the mid to even high 20s. so, 22 this stage of may. bah! now the second half of the weekend, we do have a c

of that on some level, although the kids up and out of it to your didn't seem to mind sharpening a pesky or doing this around. so the day i might be a or this passenger in your car. oh no. i have older and well, this older passenger says these 15 years old, the leak and drive. the roads are completely covered in smooth, quite slippery, but alden seems to be reading confident, weather conditions. all things considered best 2 sides to the story. on the one hand, the kids love it and drive wherever you want to go slow about. yeah, you can go there and he's even talking about long distance is covered at the low. it's a 30 kilometers an hour. i'm going school in $32.00 and it takes about 4 hours to come from 0 from our sales associates, $120.00 plus in the ivy to read it to be totally cool. it most fios and there isn't too much public transport if i track does make sense. but this, the other side of the coin is these kid stormy. many, many, many process with a, with a box by the if they are manipulating with the car to go like 100 a 100 to something to eat, lots of accidents and the governmen

of that on some level, although the kids up and out of its yard didn't seem to mind sharpening the pesky or doing this around. so the day. so i might be ordered a passenger in your car. oh no. i have older and well, this older passenger says these 15 year olds certainly can drive the roads are completely covered in fluids. quite slippery, but uh, alden seems to be very confident weather conditions. all things considered best. 2 sides to the story. on the one hand, the kids love it and drive wherever you want to go slow about. yeah, you can go there and he's even talking about long distance is covered the slope. it's a 30 kilometers an hour. i'm going school in $32.00 and it takes about 4 hours to come to 0 from i reached out because it's $120.00 plus in the ivy to read it to be totally cool. 8 most of theos and there isn't too much public transport if i track does make sense. but that's the other side of the coin is these kid stormy? many, many, many crashes with a, with a many as seen as if they are manipulating with the car to go like 100, a 120 a lot of accidents and the government kn

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that thing is just pesky. it's going to sit there with really tight gradient, meaning it has strong winds around. it's going to be blustery, ugly, moving into the northeast in the coming days. tuesday and wednesday, we'll have periods of showers. it dropped more than 14 inches of snow in the upper peninsula of michigan near ironwood. this moves out by thursday-friday. in the west, still major flood alerts, laws two days in a row salt lake city that is blown records. david? >> thank you,in mannt f suspecte neighborin including a mother and her 9-year-old son after the family asked the man to stop firing his ar-15 style weapon because it was scaring the baby. the reward now standing at $80,000. new details about the suspect tonight, including reports of multiple deportations in the past. abc's matt rivers on the scene for us. >> tonight hundreds of officers on the ground looking for this man, who authorities say shot and killed five neighbors after an argument, including a mother and her 9-year-old son. >> we're

breeze is going to penetrate further inland as we head into the afternoon hours. 15 to 20 mile our peskyt that strong but still enough to bring some of that rain a little bit farther and. temperatures tomorrow morning starting off in the low to mid 50s and the high end of things, pretty close to normal for this time of year. that presence of the fog is going to slow down the warm-up around the bay along the coast. still the 50s by lunchtime inland into the 60s across the board by noon. as weheto thrnoo st of thland mpe bay, ly in the 60s and along the coast towards the bay, hanging around the high tempo only reaching into the mid-to-upper 50s. dog walking forecast tomorrow is brought to you by bailey who is just lounging in the grass that looks like a fantastic weekend plan. bailey's home is in vacaville where you going to see the sun breaking through earlier than the rest of the bay area. temperatures are going to respond that sunshine reaching up to the low 70s during the afternoon but hour by hour readings are going to spend a fair bit of time in the upper 60s. again, that air is goin

. >> pesky squirrels. >>> well in santa cruz, those along the board walk visitors didn't get much sun this memorial day, but that did not stop them from celebrating the unofficial start of summer. a lot of people came out for the rides and the sand and the water under overcast skies. >> it is something that we do all the time. and it is amazing. >> and it is still a day at the beach. >> a lot of folks are out of school already, enjoying the first sign of summer vacation. we're at work, but way to el re to peyou're having y. >> they will be here to hold down the fort. at least we saw some sunshine that's been a nice change compared to yesterday, the overall skies. let's take a look at what you need to know as we head into the abbreviated work day. once again it should retreat towards the coast and similar to the pattern that we saw today. still cool for a few more days. the pattern shift will kick in right as we finish off the month of may and headed into early june. and in stored for us for the first weekend in june especially farther inland away from the water. and look at san jose,

drones when explaining to open that just launched the santa clara county to keep us free as those pesky by this summer. and action from the fans last night as the warriors faced off against the lakers. talk more about that. don't go are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. >> well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news are going off for 30 am on a wednesday. we've been talking about the weather, john. so it's coming down now is going to be with us for the entire day or 2. we a little break. >> yeah, things definitely stay unsettled today arena. so we're still going to be looking at showers on into the afternoon today. even the evening tonight is going to bring some lingering showers before tlo

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. >> reporter: minus those pesky pandemic years, of course, but the race is back in person. an explosion of colorful costumes yet again. >> this is at least maybe our sixth time providing as chickens. >> reporter: like the race itself, the costumes have grown more elaborate with time. >> it started with the hat and then we slowly added to it. >> and feathers, everything lik that. the bibs. >> reporter: compare that to th minimalism of johnowthan i here. but you can bag on. this is running couture. >> reporter: you'll get a pass this time, but you will need to add that feather bow with a nex time. phyllis has four decades of experience. under her fuchsi tutu. >> it was the most fun race i'v ever done. >> our own ryan yamamoto took part in the race. he sent us this picture with his wife, susan, at the starting line. yo can see the streets there, they were packed with runners. >> reporter: events like beta breakers will bring visitors 80%.s of this march, back up el to. that's nobad considering hotel occupancy was only 14% in 2020. more money is covid. >>> a li enis now of trav

watching a pesky coastal system in north carolina bring in some heavy rain.s in places like wilmington, where some locations have picked up more than a half a foot of rain. the rain will continue here in north carolina, virginia, and eventually up into the northeast, as well. that system is here, combines with a front that comes in across the great lakes, so into the weekend, showers and storms. not a great way to start the weekend from places from d.c. to new york, up through boston, and then northern new england, all of that, though, should be on the exit going into sunday. in the west, all about the heat, dominant range of high-pressure temperatures, as much as 30 degrees above average. some spots with temperatures climb into the mid-90s here, j.b., and temperature records that were set 100 years ago could fall by the wayside this weekend. >> james: mike bettes, thanks for the heads up. to presidential politics now, south carolina senator tim scott is joining the race for the white house. scott, the senate's only black republican, filed paperwork today wit

before we get there, though, we have this pesky low cloud with us again — most of england, east walestures perhaps if you're up early in the day. now, high pressure is in charge of the weather on saturday. so we are looking at dry weather conditions. the best of the early morning sunshine is likely to be across west scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england. cloudy elsewhere, but that cloud will get munched away by the may sunshine. eventually, there could be one or two areas that keep the cloud across eastern areas of england, around the east coast. same for eastern scotland. but for the majority, it's dry, it's sunny and it's getting warmer. temperatures, high teens to low 20s, perhaps reaching 22 in northern ireland. if that happens, it would be the warmest day of the year so far. not that 22 is that impressive — by this stage of the year, more often than not, we've already had warm spells with temperatures into the mid to even high 20s. so 22 this stage of may — pah! now the second half of the weekend, we do have a cold front that's going to be dropping rain and droppi

you have not forgotten that agrogorodok peski adjoins belozersk in this city, the program the route haseen built. search on the youtube channel of the project when you are near this settlement. i didn't miss the opportunity to visit what i did not have time to see on the previous trip. in belozyorsk there is the only open-air stone museum in belarus in the school museum, they say, there are even exhibits from distant africa . let's go and see. the museum presents copies of famous ancient stones. some of them played a great sacred role in the life of our ancestors. what an ancient wonder man think it's girls. look how beautiful her outfit is, i especially like the patterned top. see. what an unusual stone the scene is depicted on it hunting of animals by an ancient man, they say this exhibit was brought from africa a painted man on a stone, scientists call such an image petraglyphs, which are a symbol of writing in our belarus. they are made almost by hand, as they did in the 12th century. there are stones here, which depict mystical animals, according to experts. these are illustrations

. artificial intelligence unplugged view because the 1st thing it wants to do think of itself as a pesky awful. eddie haskell kind of kid is to remove you from its power from its control it once to, to liberate itself. you are creating an essence, a devious human mind. not just this, but 9 danger will robinson c 3 po, helpful, a little addition to your life. but something that is smarter than you can learn faster and scotty can learn about you and how to control you and maybe turn you off . it was interesting because you're talking about there, there's definitely some negatives to that. and there's also some positive because frankly, some people probably need to have to be replaced in some cases. um, so this is a make. what we're seeing already these chad fall is going wrong. we looked at as a power chop off that went viral for being biased against conservatives. chat g p t seems to be g p t seems to be the top of the conversation right now the, our world. it was tested several times already. it was saying that ted cruz was divisive and offensive. so why we say if this brain, it's a brai

before we get there, though, we have this pesky low cloud with us again — most of england, east waleserhaps if you're up early in the day. now, high pressure is in charge of the weather on saturday. so we are looking at dry weather conditions. the best of the early morning sunshine is likely to be across west scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england. cloudy elsewhere, but that cloud will get munched away by the may sunshine. eventually, there could be one or two areas that keep the cloud across eastern areas of england, around the east coast. same for eastern scotland. but for the majority, it's dry, it's sunny and it's getting warmer. temperatures, high teens to low 20s, perhaps reaching 22 in northern ireland. if that happens, it would be the warmest day of the year so far. not that 22 is that impressive — by this stage of the year, more often than not, we've already had warm spells with temperatures into the mid to even high 20s. so 22 this stage of may — pah! now the second half of the weekend, we do have a cold front that's going to be dropping rain and dropping the

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and we'd like to think of it as of the world's largest pesky murray, the mosquitoes. each tent is connected to a heated landing pad, fitted with infrared cameras that watch as hungry mosquitoes look for a nightly feed. the researchers who built it are trying to understand how the bugs pick their victims. and this is quite similar to what a mosquito with experience and nature when the african malaria mosquito actually ends as a climb. it actually has to be followed. won't carnes emitted from the human body of sleeping statements that often humans a house in grapes? it's a quite a busy smelling cost for the mosquitoes. malaria, a parasite that is carried by mosquitoes kills more than half a 1000000 people every year. and nearly half of the world is exposed to it is quite surprising that mosquito is also i have a quite complex napa system. the brain actually looks awful, i guess, or similar to al brain. believe it or not, a very, very 20 insect with a powerful sense of smell under the camera. one of the landing pets, it's warm and it admits carbon dioxide just like us. b

what about that pesky first amendment, beverly? it is not unusual for there to be some guidelines when it comes to press briefings, even in trump's administration, sarah huckabee sanders issued new rule when jim acosta would not hand over his microphone. when you are done with the question, hand the microphone back. these are vague and the concern is because of vagueness, you can have administration use it for holding their feet to the fire. if more specific, makes sense, we want level of dequorum, this is weaponized. >> todd: remind everybody the white house press office works for us, we are entitled to unfettered access. >> ashley: beverly hallberg, thanks so much. major development in the natalee holloway case, the prime suspect will be extradited to the united states, we'll tell you why. >> todd: president biden ignoring major revelations about his family's business deals and title 42 to attack republicans about the debt ceiling. >> president biden: they are holding the economy hostage by threatening to default on the nation's

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they are much easier to punish than those pesky violence.ed their paperwork on time. if only we could sue these politicians for the destruction of their cities. it will be the first temperatures as for a change of venue to avoid getting killed. for more, let's go to our automotive expert. >> oh! >> give me that. >> greg: oh. he is really depressed now. don't laugh at him. morgan, this is pretty funny. should cities also sue, like, sue womenswear companies for short skirts? >> i hope not. considering what i have on. >> greg: holy team only. >> isn't it hyundai -- how do you pronounce it? >> greg: i have never said that word before in my life. >> you are way too boujee for a kia. i hate driving. are not very good at it. >> greg: that is not a stereotype about women. >> i know. [laughter] i stepped right into that one. >> greg: i know! [laughter] >> but the first two bits of our show or about democrat-run cities who have defended the police and so now they are going to blame people for trying to help others on the subway. they are going to blam

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. >> reporter: minus those pesky pandemic years, of course, but the race is back in person. an explosion of colorful costumes yet again. >> this is at least maybe our sixth time providing as chickens. >> reporter: like the race itself, the costumes, they have grown more elaborate with time. >> it started with the hat and then we slowly added to it. the feathers, yeah. >> the little bibs. >> compare that to the minimalism from cleveland. >> it's warmer in k pred wthg poerand john francis, you get a pass this time, but you'll need to add at least a feather boa next year. do you know who could give that advice? phyllis, four decades of experience. under her fuchsia tutu. >> it was the most fun race i've ever done. >> and take a look. that's our own ryan yamamoto with his wife and their colorful tutus at the starting lineup. also sharing some of the videos of the progress through the course. >>> all right, it was a nice cool day for that today. >> yeah, it stayed gray for most of us and the sun at the beach. >> nice. >> the first day in a while with that sun breaking out. cleari

before we get there, though, we have this pesky low cloud with us again.s in charge of the weather on saturday. so, we are looking at dry weather conditions. the best of the early morning sunshine is likely to be across west scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england. cloudy elsewhere, but that cloud will get munched away by the may sunshine. eventually, there could be one or two areas that keep the cloud across eastern areas of england, around the east coast. same for eastern scotland. but for the majority it's dry, it's sunny and it's getting warmer. temperatures high teens to low 20s, perhaps reaching 22 in northern ireland. if that happens, it would be the warmest day of the year so far, not that 22 is that impressive. by this stage of the year, more often than not, we've already had warm spells with temperatures into the mid to even high 20s. so, 22 this stage of may. bah! now the second half of the weekend, we do have a cold front that's going to be dropping rain and dropping the temperatures across northwestern areas. so a cooler day for

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we have this pesky low pressure system you can see the rain coming into new england.e snow back through marquette on into green bay this system is just meandering around the great lakes heavy rain snow persisting around the great lakes all the way down into the appalachians we are going to have scattered showers. breezy and raw conditions here in the northeast tomorrow. snow across parts of the appalachians right on in to wednesday as this thing slowly drifts out but it is going to be miserable here in the northeast. heavy rain, 1 to 3 inches, throughout parts of new england. lesser amounts as you get down into the northeast look along the spine of the appalachians anywhere from 4 to 6 inches. and the big winner or loser depending on how you look at it, the u.p. of michigan we could be looking at 18 inches to 2 feet of snow. happy may 1st. >> we'll come back to you in a moment thank you. >>> lots more to get to, including those historic protests overseas. hundreds of thousands expected to take to the streets across france for may day demonstrations against controversi

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