uh, rotting sweet strawberries, please come. it seems that the supply of epithets has been exhausted, sellers are luring buyers as best they can, and someone to be honest, it's sweet. the first lie is not very tasty, later it will be sweeter. well , not that, well, so normal average. now the early varieties of strawberries have gone. mostly from overseas. it may be, it may be turkey, it may be greece, iran is often sold to us already in the markets. garden strawberries under the signboard of crimean or krasnodar are not always the same as here under the guise of cuba. they wanted to sell turkish strawberries to us longer. but i see you have it a little wrinkled. yes, i got over it. yes, yes, but not our bread strawberries krymskaya krasnodarskaya have also already started harvesting there since the end of march, so far only in greenhouses the largest sweet, strawberries. first grade. now in stores you can buy strawberries near moscow. and this is not a marketing ploy. yes, she will be mature. what a delicious one, just the beds

we do not even meet our strawberries to meet this strawberry.bt, what kind to take kislovodsk agronomists will prompt attention on a piece of paper, if there are a lot of them in the yard. yes, this is a strawberry of a neutral light day, most likely, palatability. this strawberry will have lower than strawberry and short daylight hours, and it is brighter in hue has such red-burgundy shades of strawberry short daylight hours have shades of orange-red. that is, she is paler. sweeter now is the strawberry time of short daylight hours. crimean, too . delicious good ripened; they grow it in greenhouses from april to july. and then the new seedlings take care of the strawberries all year round, so that by the season it gives the most delicious harvest. it should be evenly red on all sides, even under a green skirt. if under the skirt is still green, then we we don't touch it. we are waiting for her to arrive. the berry has ripened even in irkutsk here, of course, it is not so warm and the sun is less, but the city farm copes with strawberries growin

the best strawberries in the bay area.eporter: the farm is losing out on through weeks of picking. he doesn't plan on increasing prices. one pound of berries will remain five dollars. >> right now, no. we are trying to keep the same prices as we did last year. on the longer term, i don't know yet. reporter: on wednesday, he planted his summer crops that will be ready after the fourth of july. >> it's weird. three weeks ago, there was still standing water. now we are out here and it's 90 degrees. reporter: despite the anxiety, he considers his farm very lucky. >> every single white flour that you see here will be a blackberry. we have a lot of blossom. i'm happy. i was afraid that i was going to lose a crop but this looks good. reporter: the season opener will be saturday, may 6. lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: it's been tough but though strawberries to look good. ama: i've got some coming in at my house. i will bring a few. dan: time to get an the weather forecast. steamy day today. ama: i bet it was warm in gilroy. sandhy

the best strawberries in the bay area.ter: the farm is losing out on through weeks of picking. he doesn't plan on increasing prices. one pound of berries will remain five dollars. >> right now, no. we are trying to keep the same prices as we did last year. on the longer term, i don't know yet. reporter: on wednesday, he planted his summer crops that will be ready after the fourth of july. >> it's weird. three weeks ago, there was still standing water. now we are out here and it's 90 degrees. reporter: despite the anxiety, he considers his farm very lucky. >> every single white flour that you see here will be a blackberry. we have a lot of blossom. i'm happy. i was afraid that i was going to lose a crop but this looks good. reporter: the season opener will be saturday, may 6. lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: it's been tough but though strawberries to look good. ama: i've got some coming in at my house. i will bring a few. dan: time to get an the weather forecast. steamy day today. ama: i bet it was warm in gilroy. sandhya: i

strawberries growers say the rain has flooded strawberry farms all over the state. those farmers had to throw out millions of dollars in damage strawberries at the peak of the season. some of the strawberries may look good, but when she touches their full of water, and they just kind of melt when you touch it, strawberry's supposed to be in full bloom. if we didn't throw away at most of our strawberries, we'd have a lot of good amount of strawberries on the vine right now, with all the damage that we have, we had to go through, pick them off and throw them away. and that means strawberries are going to cost more when you go to the store more than 90% of strawberries sold in the us are grown here in california, some of the state's largest strawberry farms are in santa clara, santa cruz and monterey counties. as we expected. the april snow survey was packed with good news about what all those storms we've had this year will do for the availability of water in california this year. ktvu is andre senior. joining us now live talking about state officials happy to make th

the cultivation of strawberry gardens in mazandaran province is 1,500 hectares of strawberry seeds after because of the time they have. they are changing the land, you can maintain it from now on, from now on, again for next year, using plastic will also protect them, the crop will ripen quickly , and the price will be higher to save water consumption , and from alternative methods of irrigation. directly used irrigation under very low pressure water use mulberry fresh strawberries are sent to the country's markets daily for fresh eating. we prepare strawberries several times a day, which costs 120 to 150 tomans. the overhead cost of tehran province, alborz province , isfahan province, mazandaran has the second place in strawberry production in the country after kurdistan province. this year, the value of strawberries is estimated to be 400 billion tomans in mazandaran province. they hope that they will have many sunny days so that the flowers will quickly turn into juicy fruits. by the end of the june season , strawberries from mazandaran fields will be worth 17 thousand tomans. be remo

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this is certain to raise the cost of strawberries at the grocery stores more than 90% of strawberriesd in the area are grown here in california all over the us some of the state's largest strawberry farms are in santa clara, santa cruz and monterey counties. the central sierra snow lab has measured more than 700 inches of snow this year. that's more than double its measurement in a normal year. it's no wonder that april's snow survey brought good news for our drought conditions , but all that snow comes with a concern as well, ktvu marks here explains. the official sierra snowpack measurements are taken at philips station along highway 50, south of lake tahoe near echo summit and when the readings were taken, and the numbers were in 26 more than 10.5 ft of snow at this location, the last time that amount of snow was measured across the sierra was 1952 when harry truman was president. in a news conference, state water officials say the amount of snow pack is unprecedented and has made a huge impact on the drought. so christmas 2022 just to remind you heading into year four of a drought

if we didn't throw away at most of our strawberries, we have a lot of good amount of strawberries onht now, with all the damage that we have, we have to go through, pick them off and throw them away. that's tough and expect the price of strawberries to go up more than 90% of strawberries sold in the u. s. a grown in california some of california's biggest strawberry farms are in santa clara, santa cruz and monterey counties. the april series. no survey brought the news. everyone was hoping for the survey near highway 50 and echo summit showed the snowpack is more than 10.5 ft deep, which is more than double what it usually is at this time of the year. the last time the snowpack was that deep was way back in 1952 state water officials say. that's a big turnaround from where we were just last christmas. just to remind you heading into year four of a drought and just about done with the first quarter of the water year. and things were looking pretty grim boy. things changed in the second quarter lot of those storms really running that track between san francisco bay and san diego. some

those fresh strawberries can't be dumb. but yeah, you got to get the right ones for sure. >> and well, it is strawberry season right now. so good time to do so. it's a season of change. as far as weather goes this past weekend, things got a little warm and saturday. >> cool things off a bit on sunday and will continue. that cooler feel today. monday today bring in some 60's. some 70's to us feeling good looking great. at the golden gate bridge. now we are going to be seeing temperatures after today. quite the rise of numbers ahead of u.s.. skies will stay dry and clear, but future cast shows you that we do have these clear dry skies today, accompanied by some relatively mild weather tomorrow. we're going to start the day, mostly clear again. and we are going to be seeing temperatures a little warmer tomorrow. worse. today we avoid the 80's tomorrow. we'll see a few low 80's inland and then comes wednesday. we're going to start the day wednesday with some deep in marine layer, some fog along the bay shore, coastal areas and

that long, very wet winter season delayed strawberry season bye weeks. business owners say they hope for strong sales because the delay hit them very hard financially. >> we are very happy to be back , to be open for our customers. this is actually our first week being open every day. i hope things like that for the rest of the season. >> business has been great. it is picking up more and more every day. easter weekend was fantastic. we have been getting a lot of feedback that they are so happy we are open again. >> the customers that were out say they love the fresh quality of strawberries. you know, obviously, agriculture was hit incredibly hard. a horrible drought, unrelenting. a lot of people cannot catch a break, which reflects everyone. beyond california, too. >> hopefully a payoff with sunshine. if you get a good strawberry in, oh, wow. >> there is a major difference between that and just getting the old stuff at the store. >> it is worth the search. >>> all right, we've got rain coming. we are looking right in on oakland. look at the sky. it didn

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strawberries are back in season live. a long winter season could see the summer fruit. >> sold bell into the fall. plus, there's a new study to see how wildfire prevention and insurance costs go hand in hand. we'll be right back after the bre people are always like, “what's retta short for?” mother teretta. [ angelic sound ] i'm a papertarian. it's like being a vegetarian, only i don't chew paper, i choose paper. because it's made from a renewable resource, which means it's the smart choice for the environment. and i should know, i used to do science. [ wink ] how many times i gotta tell you? i emptied it! empty, flatten, then recycle. i cannot with these interns. i need this job. >> california now has to take wildfires seriously year-round. and the bay area council. they just finished a study to see how prevention and insurance costs go hand in hand. they focus on the town of paradise where the camp fire devastated the area back in 2018 kron four's. rob nesbitt has that story. the bay area council has an initiative calle

we're now in california strawberry season, the long, rainy cold winter had delayed the strawberry seasoner. there are better growing conditions, and that's allowing the strawberry stands to finally open. business has been great. it's picking up more and more every day and easter weekend was fantastic. we've been getting a lot of feedback that they're just so happy. we're open again. farmers say since the strawberry season started later this year, it should last longer as well, maybe all the way into october. pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you. 49ers your time right now. time for a final check of the roads with south castaneda. sal how's it looking? alright andre and gasia right now it's looking better if you've been waiting this long to get into san francisco. it's still crowded at the bay bridge. i want to show you that that traffic is still crowded. however it is improving . and if you're driving on any of the bay area bridges were getting much better now, and that includes the san mateo and dunbarton bridges. we're seeing improvement. they're also looking at

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the best strawberries in the bay area.g out on, walton does not increase on increasing -- plan on increasing prices. one pound of berries will remain five dollars per >> right now, you know, we are trying to keep the same prices as last year. longer-term, i don't know yet. laura: on wednesday, walton planted his summer crops that will be ready after the fourth', part of it was still standing water, and now we are up to 90 degrees. laura: despite the anxiety driven season it has been, he considers his farm very lucky. >> every single wildfire you see here, every single one has a blackberry. we h afraid i was going to lose the crops, but this looks good. laura: the season opener for berry island farms will be saturday, may 6. in gilroy, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. liz: we were out there yesterday, and there were so many good looking strawberries. lisa: seriously, we are talking rain and snow for the first week of may, but right now, enjoy the view from mount tam, where the official sunrise is in about 30 minutes. look for a

you can eat and it actually tastes like strawberries but they are not strawberries.r brian knows a lot about trees, he's the executive director of friends of the urban forest, that is a nonprofit that plans and cares for thousands of trees across san francisco every year. >> this is a purple beef flowering plum, it gets beautiful white blossoms. >> reporter: these trees survived what was a record stormy winter , unfortunately, brian said hundreds of other trees in the city did not. >> we are waiting for some of the final numbers from public works, but it is due to the fact of the circumstances that i talked about, extreme drought followed by heavy rain and high wind. >> reporter: that is a problem because while san francisco may seem like a very green city, it falls behind most other major cities when it comes to its amount of trees. >> only 14% of our streets and sidewalks are covered by trees, that is less than new york city, less than los angeles , and less than any major city across the country. >> reporter: and that was before the winter storms, they are going t

kumasi: especially strawberries. anything. bring it on, drew. drew: outside this morning we do have thick fog along the coast and in the valleys of the north bay can clearly see that from the exploratorium camera. it is tough to see the entire skyline this morning. better news when it comes to our air quality. yesterday we had that spare the air. today we do not, but we still have moderate air quality. we'll find that haze once again, but we are getting a bit more of that marine air influencing our air quality and temperatures. we are a little bit cooler, but it is a warm april afternoon. here is future tracker temperatures. at 10:00 a.m. the coast is cool, but we are in the 60's and 70's away from the coast. we are starting to see 80's return by 1:00 p.m., then later this afternoon will find our hottest spots going into the low 90's. we are still above average for this time of year. 69 in the city today. we will go to 77 in oakland. 86 in santa rosa. 87 in san jose. the coast, thanks to the fog at stays comfortable

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the peak of the strawberry season usually falls between may and june. 2 3rd of california strawberryanta clara, santa cruz , monterey, san luis obispo and santa barbara counties. trash collecting robot is busy clearing waterways of plastic waste. claudia cowen takes a look at how the war on pollution has gone high tech it's a shark unlike any you've probably seen before, but it's proving to be a real nightmare for trash, not people. the shark is a drone on water, and it's designed to sweep the surface of the water and collect trash debris. biomass this waste shark is coming through the waters of london's river thames, where, according to its creators, the machine is clearing the equivalent of more than 22,000 plastic bottles a day. it's also measuring water quality. it's picking up things like turbidity salinity. temperature balance depth of the water data collected by the united nations reveals 85% of marine litter is some form of plastic and by 2050 , the amount of plastic in the oceans could outweigh all the fish. a lot of that trash gets washed into the oceans by flowing down riv

we found a snake near strawberries, my daughter says.hought that there was a stick. i grab it with my fingers. she slips out of the hands of seedlings in the market, too, must be chosen wisely according to the rules. everything should be marked. well, often instead only photos of future fetuses are most often signed. nets are not signed in any way and in no way. marked, that is, there is a risk that if one popular variety ends in its place, they will immediately put another less popular and it is best to go to a nursery where seedlings are grown from seed. it’s definitely not slipped here that a city apartment is horrible, this is perhaps the worst place for growing seedlings, because the temperature is too high, the air humidity is too low , there is not enough light. eh, you understand? well, if you won't be able to live there, but the plants will be fine. but living in a greenhouse, uh, is not very good for a person. but plants. it is good for plants dangerous and the vagaries of the weather, but weeks of residents of the moscow regio

, what kind of strawberries we had, in the summer it’s not now woody strawberries, year-round, abouts, a little ugly all the harm from food. it's not just calories. today, all the harm is an excess of harmful artificial fats, these are the same trans fats, and this is a 100% product of the food industry. that's how they hydrolyze the process of hydrolysis results in a large amount of trans fats. baking keeps it soft for a long time it tastes good and it looks good so deadly harmful. salt sugar, as i said, consumption has increased many times over, plus traces. that's if we take meat cooking of all that is applied to cattle breeding , this harm that came then was not such an intensified production. i remember my friend, we all studied at school , entered the food institute. i was still thinking, who is she, you know, i'm in medical, someone in bauman, someone in fashion. he's in food. now i understand that today it is in great demand, because it turned out to be the profession of the future. as you know , we make masterpieces from soap cardboard, as no one said, the designer, as it is

yeah, we're going to go right to the strawberry field right up ahead. what goes into the preparation for these farmers? laura avery: they're constantly dealing with weather. it's either the drought or the rain. ok, john, you want to pick it up right with your hand. - yep. - like this one. yep, got it. gloria, aren't you amazed? look how many berries i've already picked. gloria tamai: oh, my god. i've only eaten about half as many as i've picked. laura avery: the average one-way trip of a farmer to get down to la from the farms is about 175 miles. so these farmers are getting up at 2:00 in the morning, driving down, setting up their stands. and they're bringing in produce that they've basically picked yesterday. all right, how's-- how's my form, good? do i look like i know what i'm doing? [laughing] all right. laura avery: so when it gets here, it hasn't been stored. it hasn't been refrigerated. it hasn't been treated with any kind of preservatives. it's picked off the tree or the vine. and it's ready to eat, and take a bite. we're allowed to do this. we

the peak of the strawberry season usually falls between may and june. 2 3rd of california strawberriesparts of santa clara and santa cruz counties down to santa barbara county. as we get past the storms that have been hitting the bay area for the past few months, the flowers are beginning to come out all across california wildfires are bursting into bloom. this video is from southern california near lancaster. scientists a so called super blooms can be expected in the coming weeks, including poppies, another wildflowers on grassy hillsides all across the bay area. but if we don't have to go to work and school and all that, roberta, i'd say, pack a picnic, grab a blanket and head out to those gorgeous east bay hills so you can see a lot of mustard blew me right now. right in the east bay in the north. have you ever seen a super bloom before? i don't know if i've seen one. i mean, i grew up here and i've been here for what feels like forever. maybe maybe i haven't didn't know it was once driving to barstow and i was going over the tehachapi mountain range, and it was just it looked like

pushed back the strawberry season for several weeks, hurting the finances of growers .ing conditions are allowing the strawberry stance to finally open. business has been great. it's picking up more and more every day and easter weekend was fantastic. we've been getting a lot of feedback that they're just so happy. we're open again , farmers say since the strawberry season started later this year, it should last into october. mcdonald's is bringing some changes to its classic burgers. the fast food giant says it's revamping its buns and adding onions directly onto the burger while it's still on the grill. west coast cities in the united states are already receiving these reworked burger options. the new burgers have been well received. we here in australia, belgium and canada. piece of jurassic history could sell for millions of dollars when it hits in european auction block. investors are expected to pay in the range of 5 to $8 million for a giant tyrannosaurus rex skeleton that one in fact, nearly 300 t rex bones were assembled and directed into a 38 ft. long 13 ft. h

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that you can eat and it actually tastes like strawberries but they are not strawberries. >> reporter: brian weeden meyer knows a lot about trees. he is the executive director of friends of the urban forest, a nonprofit that plants and cares for thousands of trees across san francisco every year. >> this is a purple-leafed flowering plum. it gets these beautiful blossoms on it. >> reporter: these trees are the lucky ones. they survived what was a record stormy winter . some of the others did not. >> it is all due to the fact that those circumstances of extreme drought followed by heavy rain and high winds . >> reporter: that is a problem brian says because while san francisco may seem like a very green city, it actually falls behind most other major cities when it comes to its amount of trees. >> only 14% of our streets and sidewalks are covered by trees. that is less than new york city, less than los angeles and most major cities in the country. >> reporter: and that was before this winter's storms. brian tells me they will need all of the help they can get just to replace the trees

berries, by the way, even strawberries have already gone 500 rubles. kilogram and strawberry chacha our krasnodar. yes, it's hot to try it out. you give, of course, be sure to even have some water , we give the sea, and we let you try the products. mostly. farmer's honey, jam , mushrooms and catfish meat, perch, chinook our queen of salmon breeds has everything fresh fairs have opened in all districts at 67 already familiar addresses. it is very convenient and honestly cheaper than what you bought today. well, firstly, we bought young potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, everything you need for the spring easter table. i want to buy red fish for easter a little pension to take a walk, before you get on the counter, the products are tested, the mobile branches work. laboratories. each buyer can approach any seller. e at any point and ask for conclusion, the fairs will work from friday to sunday from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm, and gennady palyvchenko, georgy schwager and anastasia roffa tatyana popova will lead the balan. easter night in moscow and the moscow

to be honest, that's why we often buy here, mostly strawberries.es, berries, to whom, fish and meat, food to taste. here there is something for everyone sellers advise not to chase brands, but to try the products of small farms in our modern economy, large production always generates. uh, some kind of chemical production, pork. the same beef when grown normally. it is, of course, a little bit of them, of course, it turns out and the quality will be better , another completely different quality than that of large enterprises, in general, attitudes towards customers. not like before, like competition with stores, so the seller in such a market it's always better to sell the good ones so they come back. i hope the market is fair. so that your customers are permanent good ladies, so that you are a regular customer. i have a bad product will not give. i've been here 15 years. i don’t want to have no buyers, you know, well, simple rules of choice , relying on trust alone , you shouldn’t forget before going to such a fair place does not restore its shape,

mom, i poured strawberries and thought that there was a stick. i grab it with my fingers.hem out of the hands of seedlings on the market, too, must be chosen wisely according to the rules. everything should be labelled, but often only photographs of future fetuses instead. the pots themselves are not signed in any way , not marked in any way, that is, there is a risk, that if one popular variety ends in its place, they will immediately put another less popular and it is best to go to a nursery where seedlings are grown from seed. it’s definitely not slipped here that a city apartment is horrible, this is perhaps the worst place for growing seedlings, because the temperature is too high, the air humidity is too low, there is not enough light. eh, you understand? well, if you turn this apartment into a greenhouse, you won’t be able to live there, but the plant will be fine. but to live in a greenhouse, uh, a person is not very fine. but a plant. here it is good for plants dangerous and whims for years during the week of the inhabitants of the moscow region we received one su

ours is such a whole strawberry.tic yes, but the one that is ordinary silk frosts or just homemade frosts. she is swimming in a puddle, the difference is very significant. she's straight up obvious. in this restaurant. instead of ordinary refrigerators, there are smart acoustic pros of the culinary business are ready to explain what the advantage is. in this system, this is the only difficulty in this technology, that is, it is impossible to press one button. and that everything will be frozen, that is, there are about 30 programs and you need to look for this one for each product program, in general, how much the difference is felt after all. yes, when ah, the consumer eats a product that has been acoustically frozen or that's fresh from under the knife, fresh from the heat. eh, it will taste better. well, but still, even after acoustics and after we warmed it up in the microwave, it’s quite tasty edible products, because ordinary freezing, even silk freezing, is impossible, as acoustics supporters say, one of the m

strawberries. disease that has taken a huge toll on strawberry farms across california. in recent years, scientists say their new strawberries are far stronger and even taste better than traditional strawberries. nearly 90% of grown here in california, the enl emissions fl gas power plants. the first time the federal government is limited carbon emissions from existing plants, which generate about a quarter of all u. s greenhouse gasses. critics warn they could also impact the reliability of america's electrical grid, leading to higher energy costs for many families already suffering from inflation. when you're regulating emissions of this, you know, magnitude, it could create a lot of problems for states for a grid instant, you know for good stability make us weaker energy wise. any new regulations on planned emissions are likely to be challenged in court. the e p a said it's expected to issue a preliminary ruling in april with the final version sometimes spring of 2024. coming up on mornings onto

but we sell a lot of strawberry and the pistachio as well.usiness, and if you come here, we treat our customers and employees as our family. we decided to open the coffee shop and bakery because i'm persian, you know, i'm iranian, and in our culture, going to the coffee shop, spend time, it's, you know... it's very normal. i tried to open some place that people can sit down and talk to each other, and we offer the internet, but, you know, i prefer that people talk to each other instead of just working on the laptop. it's more, like, unique place than normal coffee shop. i'm from seattle. i would recommend it. i have lots of customers. they talk to me a lot. they're coming from one hour... they're coming from napa, gilroy, hollister, all different areas. it's hard to go to new york and try the original spiral from lafayette.

. >> we've got a lot of different stuff, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries.ry island farms in gilroy has a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. their biggest seller is strawberries. >> in a normal season, we would start in mid-april, but unfortunately due to the cold storms,hey ng, we are basically nobee ele e end of decemr.orllye bbage, iso ae pntatlle sicallgg stig fwi laura: now with the warmer weather, their first berries are turning red. >> you can see they are nice and healthy. leaves, so that means they have plenty of nutrients. business ia you pick farm open to the public. the remaining 10% comes from purchases from local restaurants. >> wou laura: delicious. >> the best strawberries in the bay area. laura: despite the three weeks of picking the farm is losing out on, walton does not plan on increasing prices. one pound of berries will remain five dollars. >> right now, you know, we are trying to keep the same prices as we did last year. on the longer-term, i don't know yet. laura: on wednesday, walton planted his summer crops that included peppers

is getting better, better growing conditions allow the strawberry stands to finally open.en great picking up more and more every day and easter weekend was fantastic. we've been getting a lot of feedback that they're just so happy. we're open again. farmers say since the strawberry season was delayed this year, it should last well into october, restoring and preserving biodiversity by advancing the future of conservation. that's the mission behind the bay area nonprofit beyond terror, which was founded by two high schoolers in 2020 co. executive directors, karen patina and richie garger are here with us now. and i just found out that you guys are still in high school. now you're seniors, right? so this is an amazing achievement for those of you haven't even graduated yet. yeah we're almost done with high school and we're ready to go to college. this is awesome. well, okay. these are the balls that we're talking about. now tell our viewers now this is these are seeds inside. balls packed with nutrients. so if this were to be dropped somewhere in an area that you wanted to b

of course, our program also buys alexander zbruev his favorite strawberries.rites, right? ok thank you very much. and we always go straight to the theater on foot. then there is time, of course, if it's spring , if it's warm, then, of course, i come to arbat arbat is my favorite street, which i love, but alexander zbruev is not cheerful. i realize that i'm glad it's down, i mean, i'm counting down. first there was a year, two three five ten 15 20 25 40, and now it's 85 and you're already counting from the other side. well, this is not the load of alexander harness hides. he does not like to celebrate birthdays , you know the whole link, because the established traditions the actor sets the tables in the buffet, and the inconspicuous himself disappears. you say and so on. let's assume the whole day there, and the next day i pay for free so that people use the rehearsal breaks they come and in general , this is for them the orchestra is playing in honor of the actor, the anthem of love, guys, huge. thank you formed. i'm not celebrating a birthday. this is how a

that's why you see my strawberries out of good quality. i have good taste. yeah. that's which after harvesting and delivery, the food is immediately washed, chopped, and left over night in boiled water. once the want a cools, they add an enzyme to soften the fruit and leave it for 2 days. the next step is squeezing the food in a squeezing bag. this is done manually to calanda to get the juice. very matters for them to accomplish for manual, because one of their main pillows is sustainability even the way they produces recycle. if he, the trees in their garden produce nor wine they, then i g 's which has been activated by putting it in a quartet that use and step after we how i didn't dish ready rita of b to be exposed to oxygen. we need the oxygen and the initial stage for preparing for our next to stage. we want a number of yourselves to increase, so that during been our from addition, i shall by this number. i will number of the sellers. a week later, the mixtures transferred to loosely closed drums to allow carbon dioxide to escape, or keeping the oxygen out to

menu of strawberry liqueur itself. bring me a coat. also no, this is, of course, an anecdote; in reality , the administrator's work was monetary, but this became nervous in the new version. the day before the disappearance of grigory malakhov that evening , a scandal broke out at the sail restaurant. the tipsy man fought at the door of the service entrance and yelled loudly, come out malakhov i'm waiting for you, coward, come out, i'll beat you. but instead of gregory , the waitress jumped out, borya, go home, so the waitress knew the bully well, but who is she? witnesses described her as short and red-haired. maria shvetsova fit the description , the woman did not lull, confessed to make a fuss, her husband came. he is very short-tempered. and his car crashed. he came to the restaurant to talk like a man. maria hardly managed to convince him to postpone the massacre. and the next day, the administrator malakhov disappeared. the detectives were collecting information . boris shvetsov was on trial, an explosive criminal

that's why you see my strawberries out of good quality. i have good taste. yeah. the switch. after harvesting and delivery, the fruit is immediately washed, chopped, and left overnight in boiled water. once the want a cools, they add an enzyme to soften the fruit, then leave it for 2 days. the next step is squeezing the food in a squeezing bag. this is done manually to calanda to get the juice. so it is very modest for florida, i mean accomplish from a new one because one of their main pillars, the sustainability, even the way they produce says recycle to feed the trees in their garden, produce the nor wine they. then i g 's, which has been activated by putting it in a quarter of the juice and step after we how i did dish we did rita of b to be exposed to oxygen. we need to accident the initial stage for preparing for and i our next to stage. we weren't a number of yourselves to please. so that during been out over from additional show like this number, a good number of yourself. a week later, the mixtures transferred to lucy close drums to allow carbon dioxide to escape, or

that you can eat and it actually tastes like strawberries but they are not strawberries. >> reporter: brian weeden meyer knows a lot about trees. he is the executive director of friends of the urban forest, a nonprofit that plants and cares will for thousands of trees across san francisco every year. >> this is a purple-leafed flowering plum. it gets these beautiful blossoms on it. >> reporter: these trees are wintsome of the others did ed sy not. >> it is all due to the fact that those circumstances of extreme drought followed by heavy rain and high winds. >> reporter: that is a problem brian says because while san francisco may seem like a very green city, it actually falls behind most other major cities when it comes to its amount of trees. >> only 14% of our streets and sidewalks are covered by trees. that is less than new york city, less than los angeles and most major cities in the country. >> reporter: and that was before this winter's storms. brian tells me they will need all of the help they can get just to replace the trees that were lost. not only help in planting but help

by the way, this strawberry and it’s fresh , we will leave masha a blender for a few days so that she to it and shares her impressions. in the meantime, let's find out for ourselves whether the compact blender will withstand the tightness test of our testers. sasha tsygankov simulates violent turbulence by embarking on an intergalactic journey on a virtual reality attraction. rotated invaders will fail. not a drop was spilled at the height of the seal. the blender really did not let down the lid closes tightly, which means that the cleaning system will definitely not spill the contents in the backpack. here, too, camping is enough to pour water, scroll once or twice and you're done with it complete order, but still, the main thing is how he cooks, coping with different ingredients. we decided to have a real battle of blenders in a regular and portable blender , we will prepare different drinks together with whether smoothie employee galina can handle, for example, a device with fibrous spinach in combination with cucumbers and mint, we move on to harder products. smoothies from banana

strawberry that's your headline. >> i was thinking strawberry is red.hat he was why i'm confused too. >> that's why it became a news story. >> ainsley: if you get a red one in the regular bag it's raspberry, a green one it's straw berry. >> steve: my wife just bought like five pounds of this for easter for the kids because even though they are grown up. they love -- everything okay downstairs? still love those. you eat so many you are not paying attention to the color. >> ainsley: if you get confused look at the back of the bag. >> pete: exactly. it's right on the bag. >> ainsley: the white ones are the best and they are pineapple. orange is pretty good. >> steve: strawberry is green, orange is orange. lemon is yellow. >> pete: couldn't go two reds so they had to make a call. >> ainsley: what are your favorite flavors. i'm trying to determine if i could share a bag i would eat the clear ones and raspberry ones maybe orange. i will give you the lemons. >> steve: suspects it haribo. >> ainsley: hariboo. >> pete: coming up delivering pizza and justice. how

in the cup is yellow squash soup with strawberry.for the main course, braised beef short ribs with butter being writz, glazed carrots, and reduced demi-glace sauce. >> and for dessert, lemon bar ice cream and included with it is bananas that are caramelized. we have included gingersnap cookies ground into little crumbs. we also have blueberries, blackberries and raspberries. also included from the white house kitchen garden, fresh mint, some flowers. also chef lee has suggested and given us a great recipe for a caramel sauce drizzled across the top as well as around the base of the desert. >> what is that? >> a soybean flavoring and paste added to a caramel sauce and it is very delicious, it adds a very distinct flavor and is absolutely delicious with the ice cream and fruit. >> what was your inspiration for coming up with the menu? was it seasonal? was it the president? we know he likes ice cream. >> the first thing i was told was ice cream. [laughter] the first thing we do is lead with the seasons. really we wanted to do spring, so

california strawberry season usually begins in april, while strawberry growers are delighted that thethe central coast with more seasonal springtime weather . strawberry growers in the santa maria valley say that after weeks of low yield harvests are starting to really pick up. yes this week. guys have gotten into really serious picking and we'll go from 0 to 60 in about two weeks will be pulling in hundreds of thousands of units week because the crops ready, we're going to be in a short season. because we've been waiting for so long, but i think that by and large we're going to get through this season and i think we'll do well. the peak of strawberry season usually falls between may and june. 2 3rd of california's strawberry production occurs in the center maria region, which the usda includes parts of santa clara, santa cruz, monterey, san luis obispo and sink santa barbara county's alright great news for strawberries, but this is my favorite story of the day. a rabbit in native rescue, is now the newest member of the yuba city police department. an officer with the yuba city police

if we didn't throw away at most of our strawberries, we have a lot of good amount of strawberries one that we have, we had to go through, pick them off and throw them away. we'll expect higher prices for strawberries at the grocery store more than 90% of strawberries sold in the country are grown here in california, some of california's biggest strawberry farms are in santa clara, santa cruz and battery county. yes this morning, a new professional sports team is headed to the bay area. the national women's soccer league announced this morning that the bay area is getting the latest expansion team. the team ownership group includes brandi chastain, ali wagner, leslie osborne and daniel slaten, and the board will include former warriors president rick welts and former medical chief operating officer sheryl sandberg. the team's name has not been announced yet, but the league says play starts next spring. you think pam's fantastic so many soccer players and, uh young girls, especially well. love to go see that bravo time is 6 10. time to check in with ali rasmus. you've been busy coverin

[000:00:00;00] as well as a strawberry, a tree, a railway, etc. therefore, these and many other things are being talked about. now they are talking about updating the structure of the ukrainian language , but we must also deal with what is called an effective state language policy , but ukrainization is one of the concepts that was proposed by us, but the state must to be strong in the protection of the state language, because the ukrainian language is the language of power. i always emphasize this independently. the dismissal of teachers from universities and schools, how widespread is this phenomenon now or how much the opposite are teachers now switching from russian to ukrainian? do you observe this? do such personnel decisions encourage them to do this ? universities use the state language , there are separate units, but they are not such that they affect the mass nature of violations, so to speak. among our key tasks today it is natural to strengthen control over the use of the state language in cities with millions, and kyiv was already men

maybe try the strawberry. >> michael: strawberry? >> reporter: yes strawberry cheesecake. ice cream out there. >> reporter: it's better for you. >> michael: if i'm going ice cream i'm going all in. i'm not trying to get better i'm going tasty. >> reporter: this has a tang to it. >> michael: healthy maybe it for your kids at home something you can do with your kids. >> reporter: exactly. >> michael: it's actually pretty good. >> reporter: i'm going to eat mine. >> michael: knock yourself out. thanks for bringing it to us. scan the qr code on your screen to find cottage cheese ice cream recipes. it is worth a try. now to ginger what do you think? >> ginger: i'll taste it but you have the same face i do when i drink matcha. this is good for me. eat ice cream today no matter what type you want because it is hot hot hot. we'll see records fall, 90s could be one of the earliest 90s in new york city. quick update we have more tornados ever to date in recorded history going back to 1950. let's have drew: sunshine today, less wind. it will feel warmer, going into the 60's for a lot

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