herdwick sheep have been grazing on the lake district fells for centuries. easy to care for but, for years, their wool has been worth next to nothing. it was always classed as not a very good product to sell, you know, i can say we were getting 8—10p a kilo for our herdwick wool, whereas other fleeces are up to 60p a kilo. but demand for herdwick wool is rising, now fetching more than £1 per kilo. the industry says there's an increased awareness of the breed. they're just nice, sweet things for the home. it might be a cartoon version, but this lake district company has been credited with helping to improve the herdwick profile, and it began 1a years ago with a walk on the fells. we bumped into a herdwick, it looked at us, we looked at it, and we thought, "there's the brand of the lakes." because it's got such a teddy bear face and we just thought, "it's all there in that face." we just... there is the lake district encapsulated in a very simple, positive, smiley message. the company has grown nationally and the founders have been given the freedom of the cit

jodi hobson, bbc news in the lake district. t. newsreel: after the spade work, a good watering ensured - that the seedling got a proper start in life. she has, over the 70 years of her reign, planted many a tree to mark a visit by the monarch. buckingham palace estimates it must be something like 1,500. but the planting of trees has much more than a merely symbolic significance. they are, of course, vital to the environment. so plant a tree for thejubilee is the message being pushed today by the prince of wales, no mean tree—planter himself. to launch the queen's green canopy, 70 of the oldest trees and most ancient woodlands around the united kingdom have been identified. one of the ancient trees is at dumfries house in ayrshire. i am delighted, therefore, to have the opportunity to launch this project in the grounds of dumfries house under the majestic branches of this old sycamore, which predates the very house itself, having grown from seed more than 420 years ago. planted in 1599, or thereabouts, during the reigns of queen

and has — the first time in the lake district and has to— the first time in the lake district it was super foggy as well. we had to— and it was super foggy as well. we had to use — and it was super foggy as well. we had to use the navigation system because — had to use the navigation system because it — had to use the navigation system because it was that difficult to see where _ because it was that difficult to see where you're going and compared to walking _ where you're going and compared to walking over an hour where you're going and compared to walking overan hour up where you're going and compared to walking over an hour up there and this actually got to the summit faster— this actually got to the summit faster than any other way of getting there _ faster than any other way of getting there. if— faster than any other way of getting there. if i _ faster than any other way of getting there. . ., faster than any other way of getting there. _, _, ,., . ~ faster than any other way of getting there. _, _, . ~ ., ,., there. if i could come back to you, jamie, there. if i could

judy hobson, bbc news in the lake district. overnight. it has been one of the classic balzac madison square gardens? absolutely. the first female, you know, headline. such an iconic venue as well, so famous — such an iconic venue as well, so famous for— such an iconic venue as well, so famous for boxing belts. katie heating — famous for boxing belts. katie beating amanda and what is being described — beating amanda and what is being described as an instant classic, some _ described as an instant classic, some are — described as an instant classic, some are describing is a seminal moment— some are describing is a seminal moment for women'sboxing. it was so -ood moment for women'sboxing. it was so good to— moment for women'sboxing. it was so good to come in and see that this money, _ good to come in and see that this money, so — good to come in and see that this money, so much drama from overnight, so, yes, _ money, so much drama from overnight, so, yes, history— money, so much drama from overnight, so, yes, history made. two fema

drop everything, buy a house and move to live here in the lake district. bright sun, gentle almost marine breeze oh, i know the good old braslav haven't been here for a long time. this hollywood style bracelet sign is one of the popular places to take a selfie. in addition, close to the city beach. today i will tell you where else you should definitely take a picture and visit braslav, and places that are obvious and not so obvious. braslav puzzles that can be seen on the walls of the local church with a biker, let's get to know a person who wears both vestments and a motorcycle vest patrons and masons, who else left a mark on castle hill, how did i get into the film horrors and what else can be seen in the workshop of a local steampunk master, these creatures remember the ice age, as well as who else is found in the braslav lakes and what top 3 places are advised to visit by the residents themselves? lakes large and small, such a fertile land simply could not remain without an owner for a long time, so it was inhabited more than 1,000 years ago by braslav,

weather fronts, cloud and rain, breeze across northern ireland, scotland, the rain will reach the lake districtthe irish sea coasts, wales as well later on in the afternoon. but further east and south it will stay dry but this skies will turn hazy. notice of the wind arrows pointing from the south and so are relatively warm direction for much of eastern and central england, temperatures up to around 22 degrees, but out in the north—west with that atlantic weather front we have fresh atlantic air and temperatures much lower. worth noting the pollen levels are high in the south, moderate elsewhere across the uk. the forecast for this evening and overnight, the weather front moves across the country, tending to rain in its self out a little bit across the rest of the country. but i think behind it the fresher air filters in an 8—9 early in the morning for edinburgh and aberdeen, in the south of the country the mid—teens, slightly warmer air with us. here is the weather map for tuesday. the large area of low pressure across the uk, the high pressure is to the south, the good weather is to the south

the land of blue lakes. how many lakes are there? well, in our district there are about 250 reservoirs 250. every house there is a lake, you can say this. yes, which is the deepest, the lake is the deepest, it is considered the lake of hair of the north south hair. yes there i think and meters deep, there is a hole, and a transparent, very transparent lake is considered azure, because due to the fact that, uh, the bottom is conditionally blue clay, blue clay. yes, from afar it seems that the water, as if azure. and, by the way, i know that even small relic crustaceans live in the south hair. here are such yes, yes there are. relic crustaceans went to the south volos from the ice ages. this is the only lake in belarus where five of their species live at once, for life they need clean oxygen-rich water, so without any laboratory analyses. you can imagine the quality of the water in the south hair, and they say you can just drink from the north hair. what is the largest lake in brasla. well, the largest lake, uh, is considered to be the lake-aggregates, which we are walking on right now. there

weather fronts, cloud and rain, breeze across northern ireland, scotland, the rain will reach the lake district

uh, the possibility of an exit water on the shore, we have two groups of lakes on the territory of our districte group of lakes is located here, the route passes nearby, and the reason is minsk, and from this side it is one group, and the second group of lakes is on the opposite side along the road. how is it actually a boat route ? we get a route if two sides, it is approximately 88 km. i am lucky in my travels to meet good people and a pleasant meeting. i helped andrey pump up the boat, and he invited me to go on the water, i can’t refuse, when will i still be able to swim on the lake, which has one of the longest and most difficult coastlines among the lakes of belarus oh, of course, i the water system of the ushachi region is so diverse picturesque, which has developed from four routes for tourists on each waterway there are stops at, let's say, land-based attractions. many of them are dedicated to the events of the great patriotic war. war. basically. these are memorial plaques, my guide strongly recommended to sail around the area of ​​the largest lake in the region cherstvyatskoye. at th

drop everything, buy a house and move to live here in the lake district. al sea breeze oh, i know the good old braslav long time ago was not here. this is an inscription of a bracelet in the style of hollywood

paramedics from the great north air ambulance service have taken to the skies in the lake district forains as early as this summer. here is the weather. here's helen. good evening. the weather's been a tale of two halves today. certainly more sunshine around than yesterday, particularly across england and wales — and strong sunshine at that. so it's been warmer more widely — we've had 21 degrees celsius and we'll have similar warmth over the coming few days as we've got the south—westerly winds and the azores high with us. but the weather, we realise — temperatures in the high teens, low 20s — will depend on the amount of cloud we have. and we've had rather more cloud further north under a weather front. particularly for the north and west of scotland, that weather front will continue here this evening. 1—2 sharp showers elsewhere, but nowhere near as many as yesterday — fairly isolated, they will fade away. and under the starry skies, it'll be a bit of mist around, probably more mist in coastal and hill fog in southern and western areas, and our weatherfront really starts to pep up. s

the modern braslav lakes were formed. in another way, they are also called a blue necklace. belarus has almost 300 unique pearls, equally beautiful, but very different. this is the largest blue-eyed lake districtncludes a lot of things marked the most, such as the largest. the lake called drisvyaty is 10 km long and almost four wide in the warm months of the year, you can ride on it on a boat almost like on the sea. there are also many of the smallest and largest belarusian islands, for example, the unique strusta lake, here you can catch a meter-long pike, for as much as 10 kg not far away is the second largest island of chaikovchin in belarus. this is the place of residence of a large colony of tea, in general , 200 species of birds live in the braslav lakes national park. among the local birds, the mute swan is famous for special honor. in addition, more than 800 different species of plants grow here. some of them are listed in the red book, if you are in these parts we recommend visiting and the deepest in the country of the south hair lake is its depth. reaches more than 40 m, and the transparency of the water varies up to 8 m, amazing in its beauty and cleanliness of the place have long

the m6, particular towards the lake _ particular towards the lake district, the�* five, the midlandsu willjust get stuck. we don't want that. are you going anywhere? i don't want that. are you going anywhere?— don't want that. are you going anywhere? don't want that. are you going an here? ., ., ., ., anywhere? i live in london and one art of anywhere? i live in london and one part of the — anywhere? i live in london and one part of the transport _ anywhere? i live in london and one part of the transport infrastructure | part of the transport infrastructure is working very well is the elizabeth line, just 2.5 years late, opened this week and trains going everywhere in both directions. i don't know where you store all of this but we appreciate it! thank you for your time. it's been more than a0 years since their last tour but last night, swedish pop legends abba hit the stage once more — well, sort of. the band have created digital versions of themselves as they were in their heyday and these so—called abba—tars are performing with live musicians in london. 0ur entertainment correspon

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having simple consequences for forests and box chief forrester jo dilner is on his way to the luke say lake rhythm district. forrester peter po lake, leads him to a spot where just a few years ago, they would have got their feet wet. because this bog is a living body, one that shrinking understanding here, my boots are getting wet, but it's actually 2 meters below the water level that the lake used to have. 3 of us are shunt beach puffinburger, either by mutual. in my case, my head would be under water, but that shows you the extent of the situation on yonder duluth. when major carbon sinks like felons, dry out, they release their carbon into the atmosphere that drives climate change, putting more pressure on the lakes. but the foresters spot another problem, the huge structure nearby, which surely requires a lot of water. meanwhile, at berlin's muggers a lake, there's more evidence of the growing water shortage and the impact that it's having there for em. very early in the year, the threat level for forest fires was relatively high. here. we have to which again shows we don't have enough water in mouth i

once completed, the sculpture will be placed at the new tahoe event center in south lake tahoe. >>> the east bay regional park district has issued a rattlesnake advisory. park staff say they've seen what they call a reemergence in recent days. >> isn't that fun? wilson walker reports this type of activity is something we could see more of. >> reporter: if our recent warm weather has drawn you out, you are not alone. we do have another rattlesnake advisory just as we're learning more about how rattlesnakes might respond to a warming climate. >> you know, my girls stay pretty close by. make sure she is well monitored for sure, especially on these hotter days. >> reporter: when chris and hazy take a hike around shell ridge, they try their best to keep their eyes on the ground. >> absolutely, yeah. we keep our eyes pealed for snakes every day. >> reporter: and the park district is asking everyone to be careful as snakes have been active lately. but like the old idea of a fire season, snake season is stretching out across the calendar as well. >> april, middle of april, we're starting to hear a lot of comments from visitor

kolya in the katashi lake, which is near the kobrin district called the belarusian tunisia, which isrow hedgehog berries, you are planting it. in general, they use the same methods as for planting our garden plants, rather than a careless allergy season. for example, when they wear bracelets or belt buckles or metal buttons and touch together , infiltrates develop, the phenomenon of dermatitis develops. should we wait this summer for the invasion of mosquitoes, horseflies, occasions for flies at the beginning of the year, they may be less. well, then the number is still, well, it will increase, let's say there are bolts at the bottom squirrel diver. and the spaceship was on its way, watch the telebarometer on belarus tv channel 24 meters of belarusian music, he collected very modestly, never boasted of his talent, but deep down he knew what he was worth, yes, i will still be papers. i'm not a professor for you, that's all. and what do you think, as a result, he spat and left the conservatory with amazing facts from their life and work. he is a happy person, because he left behind suc

martinez will reach 92, 87, redwood city, san francisco, 77 downtown, and 64 in the marina district. clear lake, we are headed for 97 degrees and really hot for some of those valleys that we do have some relief coming our way as the cold front passes to the north and we will look at saturday with the green indicating that we could see rain for the north coast as well as the sierra going into the memorial day weekend and for the bay area which means cooler conditions as the high comes out of the 90s and how about some 70s? it looks much better for the next few days with partly to mostly cloudy skies at times and sunshine peeking through. memorial day will be warmer in the low 80s inland and in san francisco we will head back to the 60s with the breezy wind at times for the weekend. >>> we are continuing with a major bart delay, 20 minutes or maybe more between 12th street and macarthur through the open oakland berkeley area and there is a delay there, but the freeways are moving smoothly there and no surprise as it goes to the dubliner change. >>> we do continue to follow the very latest on the

kolya in the lakes of katashi, what have kobrin district is called belarusian tunisia, which is reluctantou generally use its plantings

a different story, outbreaks of rain across scotland, it has swept through northern ireland, the lake district in glasgow, 13 degrees, warmer in the south. the following couple of day also be changeable. there will be rain at times, there is the strong indication that it will be warming up and drying up towards the weekend. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: russian troops parade through red square, as president putin seeks to boost support for his war against ukraine. translation: today you are defending what your fathers and grandfathers - and great grandfathers were fighting for, who saw security of their country as their priority. the defence secretary ben wallace accuses president putin and his inner circle of "mirroring" the "fascism and tyranny" of nazi germany. what president putin wants is the russian people and the world to be intimidated by the ongoing odour to militarism. i believe it does nothing but dishonour the same soldiers. the uk's northern ireland secretary will hold talks with the stormont assembly�*s five main parties. he's urging them to form a government as seen as

the neighboring one, hromadsk village. such strong fires were at once in several districts of the region. and this is footage from the lake, 53 private houses burned down there, and in the village of bely yar 39 families were left without a roof over their heads on the basis of a local school for victims of fires. deployed a temporary accommodation point, please, whose relatives killed friends brighter, the sharp man of the village to call in the beginning everything is on fire in bogotol, dozens of cars burned down in the parking lot. everything went up in flames to help extinguish the fire in the boguchansky district, a fire train arrived in the krasnoyarsk territory the strongest gusts of wind in places up to 40 m / s to extinguish a fire under such conditions is almost impossible six of the largest fires have already been localized for extinguishing, about 100 pieces of equipment continue to work and more than 300 personnel use aviation, extinguishing fires is impossible due to strong wind load according to preliminary data , five people died in the fires, three in the village. this is a spoon, two more in nikolsk. an

the fuel breaks that protect communities here in marin county. add it all up, they can treat 1,200 acres a year. the district itself is about 22,000 acres. we're here by lake laganitas. wilson walker, kpix 5. >> firefighters hauled heavy hoses up the hill today in mclaren park. city firefighters are often called on to help other agencies across the state and the country. >> it's like a whole other statewide fire department that we can move what we need to during emergencies. >> last year, san francisco fire crews helped battle shasta county's salt fire and the dixie and beckwith complex fires. >>> the state capital in sacramento, where the senate has passed a bill allowing private citizens to sue makers and sellers of illegal assault weapons or ghost guns. it's modelled after the texas law intended to deter abortions. now, this action came within an hour of the mass shooting that killed at least 18 students and three adults at an elementary school in southern texas. the 18-year-old gunman is also dead. governor greg abbott says he entered robb elementary school in uvalde with a handgun and possibly a rifle. officials have not revealed his motive. >> in the

the fuel breaks that protect communities in marin county. they can treat about 1,200 acres a year, the district itself is about 22,000 acres. we're here by lake laganitas, kpix 5. >>> the as we plunge into a third drought year, california's water board adopted emergency conservation measures. starting in june outdoor wa watering will be banned in subdivisions unless the water is recycled. the ban doesn't apply to privat areas. in june santa clara valley water users are asked to cut their usage by 15%. >>> moving up on the warriors celebration following the defeat against dallas. still spirits are high this morning. we give you a look ahead game five at chase. >>> it's 4:43. kpix 5 andrea nakano joined us at chase center. >> a chance to send dallas back home for good. >> reporter: thrive city was electric at least in the fourth quarter. the warriors overall came out a thchasr game five. it was a party at thrive city except for a select few who decided to go home after the third quarter. for those who stayed -- they got to see the warriors almost erase a 29-point deficit, but ultimately fall short of pulling off a sweep. i see you have a little

the lake. it is also oakland city council. president nikki fortunato bass's district. e released a statement that reads in part, quote, i'm calling for immediate action. the parking restrictions with the park is closed. let's be enforced, included ticketing and towing that will help prevent violence from the of quote, council president bags credits previous vehicle mitigation measures in being effective in deterring unwanted activity near the lake. there have been ongoing safety issues at the lakeshore culdesac for a number of years. >> and so working together with residents back in the spring of 2020. >> we installed speed bumps along the cul de sac to help get here. the speeding dangerous driving inside shows that has bee effective. she says another deterrent for violence implementing a no parking zone while lake merritt is closed overnight. >> and so that is from 02:00am to 06:00am in compliance with state laws. and one of the biggest challenges is enforcement. why she wrote. >> i was actually speechless when i read that, i don't know if we're looking at the same pro

star, the engineering brigades of the eastern military district , the chief of staff of the brigade, lieutenant colonel, is in charge of the ceremonial calculation. lakectory day in front of the podium the brigade began on the banks of the volga, having defended stalingrad from the nazi invaders, and finished the capital of the czech republic, the city of prague, putting an end to the great patriotic war to command the parade crew. lieutenant colonel nikolaev pashutkevich in the ranks, 52 well and great-grandson warriors winners continuing the glorious traditions of 23 heroes of the soviet union logically enrolled lists of brigades on the central square of the city ceremonial calculation of the kursk orders of su. oh, kutuzova of the third degree of the control brigade of the eastern military district according to various calculations commanded by the chief of staff of the brigade. lieutenant colonel roman tabunshchikov the brigade is the legal successor of the 127th personal communications regiment, the composition of which went through the entire war and provided communications for the soviet troops, the manchurian offensive operation on the victory

the lake. it is also oakland city council, president nikki fortunato bass's district. released a statement that reads in part, quote, i'm calling for immediate action. the parking restrictions with the park is closed. let's be enforced, included ticketing and towing that will help prevent violence from the of quote. >> and that means what police are there. they need to let people know the park is closed. there's no there's no overnight parking. so, you know, please move along council president bags credits previous vehicle mitigation measures in being effective in deterring unwanted activity near the lake. we're not dealing with an epidemic of double parking for dealing with the epidemic. >> a shooting and her and see the president of the oakland police officers association officer barry donelan takes this view of the council president's parking enforcement approach to crime prevention is a shocking disconnect between those in city hall were supposed to be in charge of this city and what's happening on the streets of oakland. yeah, we're all indoor justice system and no

the lake. it is also oakland city council, president nikki fortunato bass's district. she released a statement that reads in part, quote, i'm calling for immediate action. the parking restrictions with the park is closed. let's be enforced, included ticketing and towing that will help prevent violence from the of quote. >> and that means what police are there. they need to let people know the park is closed. there's no there's no overnight parking. so, you know, please move along council president bags credits previous vehicle mitigation measures in being effective in deterring unwanted activity near the lake. we're not dealing with an epidemic of double parking. we're dealing with the epidemic. >> shooting and her and see the president of the oakland police officers association officer barry donelan takes this view of the council president's parking enforcement approach to crime prevention. it's a shocking disconnect between those in city hall were supposed to be in charge of this city and what's happening on the streets of oakland. yeah, we're all indoor justice syste

the fuel breaks that protect communities here in marin county. add it all up, they can treat about 1200 acres a year. the district itself is about 22,000 acres. we're hear by lake lagunitas, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> meanwhile, san francisco firefighters were in full training mode at mclaren park today. this is in partnership with the state office of emergency services. while san francisco may is not see as many wildfire, crews are often sent to help in other areas and states. >>> california's drought seems to be getting worse. residents in the south bay will soon face tighter water restrictions. how water wasters will see stiffer fines. as the drought deepened in southern california, the santa clara water district has asked for a 15% reduction in water usage as the months have turned dryer, the district has turned from the carrot, incentives to cut usage to the finger wag, and now the stick. fines for anyone caught overwatering outdoors. if the santa clara valley water district was giving out gold stars for water conservation efforts, john guyssy of willow glen would get a lot of them. just in the past month, he and his wife made their landscaping more drough

today, but tomorrow the temperature will rise, the southern district of the khabarovsk territory is already warm, there is above 20 with light rain near laken. a similar picture from the other side of lake baikal is slightly above 10 degrees, but the heat is close in krasnoyarsk, the temperature will literally explode upwards . in tyumen, the european territory in the north in murmansk later, while it is warm there, the temperature is higher than in sochi and the central region is getting out of the cold sack, the access to the arctic air is blocked by the wind, now the warmer temperature is growing rapidly in yaroslavl +18, but the daughter soil is warm. will get later like this paradox tambov voronezh is still plus 11 and rains, and you will already thunder loads in saratov +13 and the southern regions are still lagging behind. there is also rain in krasnodar today, a maximum of +15 in the north caucasus is even colder with rain in crimea without landings sevastopol plus 14 on the baltic coast, warmer in st. petersburg today plus 14-16 with light rain in moscow without precipitation and plus 15-17 further morning. the best thing is to de

the lake. it is also oakland city council, president nikki fortunato bass's district. she released a statement that reads in part, quote, i'm calling for immediate action. the parking restrictions with the park is closed. let's be enforced, included ticketing and towing that will help prevent violence from the curry. a quote. >> and that means what police are there. they need to let people know the park is closed. there's no there's no overnight parking. so, you know, please move along council president bags credits previous vehicle mitigation measures in being effective in deterring unwanted activity near the lake. we're not dealing with an of double parking for dealing with the epidemic. >> a shooting and her and see the president of the oakland police officers association officer barry donelan takes this view of the council president's parking enforcement approach to crime prevention is a shocking disconnect between those in city hall were supposed to be in charge of this city and what's happening on the streets of oakland. yeah, we're all indoor justice system and n

the building of the district gymnasium, after a large-scale modernization, the accounting process will resume several important objects for the renovation of sidewalks of the roads, the construction of a pedestrian path around the city lake. kagalnoe overhaul of residential buildings. so already in the first month of summer, the modernization of four-story buildings on sovetskaya street will be completed in just renovation program, indeed 14 apartment buildings are waiting for current repairs. we carried out the work, first of all, the insulation of the ends of the residential building, because the population suffered from mold, dampness was in the apartments, the roof was repaired, the roll covering was completely replaced. and also in people. now, before they didn't have hot water , they will also have hot water. now, after a major overhaul under construction new houses will repair the children's art school appeared in our newspaper more than six months ago. every issue of the newspaper publication of a photo report about how our city is changing articles are gaining a lot of views. everything is posted on our telegram channel and on the newspaper's website and together with our readers. we rejoice in the renewal of ou

tomorrow the temperature will rise sharply, the southern district of the khabarovsk territory is already in this warmth, it is above 20 with light rain near lake baikal in chita plus 10 without precipitation. a similar picture from the other side of lake baikal is slightly above 10 °, but the heat is close in krasnoyarsk, the temperature will literally explode upwards. today, plus 15 in a couple of days, up to 25. not the limit . they are in the south of western siberia, but small and also against a warm background in tyumen +19 european territory in the north in murmansk plus eight we will rain, arkhangelsk will cover later, but while it is warm there the temperature is higher than in sochi and the central region is getting out of the cold bag access to the air is almost blocked by the wind, now more the warm temperature is growing rapidly in yaroslavl +18, but the heat will reach the black earth later. such a paradox tambov voronezh rains a drop of eleven, and you will already row loads in saratov +13 and the southern regions are still lagging behind. there also rains in krasnodar today, maximum plus 15 in the north caucasus even colder with

the state of emergency. today introduced in one of the districts in the republic of altai, several hectares of forest are burning near a popular tourist site on lake teletskoye, and the day before the fire reached a distance of 1 km from the village of artybash, now they managed to create a fire gap of 600 m. there is no threat to the population, according to the ministry of emergency situations. three settlements of the irkutsk region were saved from natural fires last night. so, for example, the grass burned. and the forest was close to the buildings of the khodkhor village, in the taishet region the fire also came close to one of the villages , the crown fire threatened the village of anosovo, ust-uda region, it was possible to secure it by expanding the mineralized strip in the smoke. in recent days, the village of taezhny, boguchansky district, krasnoyarsk territory, and according to the information of our colleagues, a dump near the local sawmill is on fire; sawdust chips often ignite, especially during a hot period. but, and yesterday several temperature records were recorded. in krasnoyarsk, the air has warmed up to 30.6°, today it will be

gulikevich also went to admire the sakura, but in our myadel district, a tea ceremony to the sounds of a bell and cherry blossoms, the japanese holiday of hanami among the three forest lakes, naroch region, a healing invigorating drink is brewed from belarusian herbs grown on the territory of this garden. this is a harmony of respect for the purity and tranquility of a japanese-style tea ceremony, but we have combined traditions here somewhere. we combined the japanese tea ceremony with tea, which is produced in our pharmacy garden, as a basis, our colleagues partners, having tried the line of teas, took green crushed mint tea growing in the naroch region. it is mixed with quality green tea. we will unite traditions belarusian land and japanese culture, a tradition, contemplation of cherry blossoms, in japan arose at the imperial court in the haiyan era, poets and artists for centuries expressed their admiration for this particular flower in words and colors. sakura is the personification of the perfection and impeccability of 16 trees. kikushi dary translated from japanese weeping chrysanthemum during the flowering period, both in japan and in belarus, is only about a we

the nra. >>> plus, why lake tahoe looks a little different this memorial day weekend. >>> and an exhibit honoring one of the greatest economic book strip artists of all time. i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absolutely in disarray right now. chesa dissolved my unit prosecuting car break-ins. now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait. recall chesa boudin now. self-driving cars. our power grid. water treatment plants. hospital systems. they're all connected to the internet... and vladimir putin or a terrorist could cause them all to self-destruct... a cyber 9-11 that would destroy our country. i'm dan o'dowd and i wrote the software that keeps our air defenses secure. i approved this message because i need your vote for u.s. senate to send a message... congress needs to fix this. >>> two bay area men are facing more than 20 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to plan to fire bomb the headquarters in sacramento. in their plea agreements, 48-y

the mission district. mill valley up to 37 and clear lake will see a high of 85 degrees later today. fairly quiet cross the region. high pressure is building and that's going to create more intense heat for a little while. there will be a couple of cold fronts moving through in time for the weekend. i'm stopping it right here because this is mother's day and if you're heading north or overtoward the cierra, there's going to be some rain and snow coming down. a little bit of some tricky travel weather, but the bay area looks to stay clear and then as we head toward next week, also the storm track to the north, so unfortunately it's still dry and at times the winds will be picking up and at least when we get this burst of heat, it doesn't last long, by friday into the weekend things are looking much nicer and much more comfortable. hopefully it's still a smooth ride on the roads. >> north 101 at oakland road we have a crash but got quickly to the shoulder and that's why we're seeing standard builds. i thought we'd see a big backup forming. 101 is okay through san jose and up the penins

well, as a result, since the pipes there are all broken, yes, then there are simply eh, whole districts, yes, they turned into lakesagain, these lakes are what is there until now? yes, there are people, well, dead people on the streets. yes, there. although they don’t try to clean them up. yes , and then they guard it . how to save people, well, on the one hand, of course, it's a very good initiative, as if the city hall opened an office there, i'm in mariupol, there's zaporizhzhia, in vinnytsia for those people who choose to come here, then, that is, here again, we need to continue to try to facilitate the evacuation of civilians from e mariupol, for example, volunteers help powerfully, business helps. yes, we know that in zaporizhzhia, there is simply a huge number of opportunities for initiatives for the people of mariupol, for those who managed to escape from the temporarily occupied berdyansk . in general, where possible, continue the topic to andrii, thank you, in fact, maria and i thank you for sharing your personal story, she is amazing and she is also it gives us a little bit of an understanding of what th

the lake. it is also oakland city council. president nikki fortunato bass's district. she released a statement that reads in part, quote, i'm calling for immediate action. the parking restrictions with the park is closed. let's be enforced, included ticketing and towing that will help prevent violence from the unquote council president bags credits previous vehicle mitigation measures can be ineffective in deterring unwanted activity near the lake. there have been ongoing safety issues at the lakeshore culdesac for a number of years. >> and so working together with residents back in the spring of 2020. >> we installed speed bumps along the cul de sac to help get here. the speeding dangerous driving inside shows that has been effective. she says another deterrent for violence implementing a no parking zone while lake merritt is closed overnight. >> and so that is from 02:00am to 06:00am in compliance with state laws. and one of the biggest challenges is enforcement. why she wrote. >> i was actually speechless when i read that, i don't know if we're looking at the same pr

the body. i want to do everything possible to wrap your arms around their community. those parents, those families. i re-shot lake hollyhock tony gonzales who is the representative for that districtely, we know the playbook. we know will happen in the days to come. and we're here to help and support. that community, like so many communities in texas, especially more economically disadvantaged communities will not have the kind of access to mental health care that they need. and so, it is my hope that state leaders do everything possible to send state resources and mental health care because those little babies are gonna be very deeply traumatized after what they witnessed in their school. those teachers, those parents, the survivors. the hours i had, the days and weeks, months, years ahead, the pain will be so profound. that we all need to be there for them. >> what did you learn in your capacity as you asked congresswoman representing an area that had to go through this, about with that process looks like. what if, anything, can help as a community deals with the aftermath of something like this. >> well, we need to make sure that the federal government in the state governments

the boat speed laws and lifejacket requirements . there are an estimated 15,000 boat trips in lake tahoe between memorial day and labor day. the san francisco districtney is finding a bay area fishermen almost a million dollars for illegal crab fishing. the fishermen from the leo was accused of setting crab traps and the protected wanders off the north carolina island state marine reserve, prosecutors say when agents from the department of fish and wildlife pulled those traps out of the water. they found a license number connecting the traps to that fisherman's boat. they say the fisherman told by life officials that he didn't know the area was protected. in addition to find the man is also facing a misdemeanor charge. today marks 80 years since oakland native fred korematsu was arrested in 1942 for refusing to report to a mass incarceration site. korematsu along with 210,000, other japanese immigrants, and americans of japanese descent, we to pack up and leave their hoattack on pearl hl because of their ethnicity. two thirds of the people incarcerated were american citizens getting his jana katsuyama spoke with core matsu's daughter as part of a cl

the lake. it is also oakland city council, president nikki fortunato bass's district. she released a statement that reads in part, quote, i am calling for immediate action. the parking district, the park is closed. let's be enforced, including ticketing and towing that will prevent violence from occurring, unquote. >> and that means what police are there. they need to let people know the park is closed. there's no there's no overnight parking. so, you know, please move along council president bags credits previous vehicle mitigation measures can be ineffective in deterring unwanted activity near the lake. there have been ongoing safety issues at the lakeshore culdesac for a number of years. >> and so working together with residents back in the spring of 2020. >> we installed speed bumps along the cul de sac to help get here. the speeding dangerous driving inside shows that has been effective. she says another deterrent for violence implementing a no parking zone while lake merritt is closed overnight. >> and so that is from 02:00am to 06:00am in compliance with state la

the fuel breaks that protect communities in marin county. add it all up, they can treat about 1,200 acres a year, the district itself is about 22,000 acres. we're here by lakewilson walker, kpix 5. >>> in san francisco, fire crews are busy training for wildfires. they hauled heavy hoses up the hill yesterday in mclaren park. >> in essence it's like another statewide fire department that we can move when we need to during emergencies. >> last year san francisco fire crews helped battle shasta c county salt fire and the dixie and beckworth fires in plumas county. >>> still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on h"cbs news bay area" -- >> how a young san francisco native is using the power of poetry to share her passions at this year's carnevale. >>> another live look from the salesforce tower cam, the sun is beginning to rise. yesterday we broke high temperature records. that could change today. we'll talk more about that coming up in your full forecast after the break. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. ♪ >>> carnevale is taking t

the lake. it is also oakland city council, president nikki fortunato bass's district. she released a statement that reads in part, quote, i'm calling for immediate action. the parking restrictions with the park is closed. let's be enforced, included ticketing and towing that will help prevent violence from the curry unquote. >> and that means what police are there. they need to let people know the park is closed. there's no there's no ow, please move along council president bags credits previous vehicle mitigation measures and being effective in deterring unwanted activity near the lake. we're not dealing with an epidemic of toll parking. we're dealing with the epidemic. >> a shooting and her and to see the president of the oakland police officers association officer barry donelan takes this view of the council president's parking enforcement approach to crime prevention is a shocking disconnect between those in city hall were supposed to be in charge of this city and what's happening on the streets of oakland. yeah, we're all indoor justice system. i'm not police offic

the lake. it is also oakland city council, president nikki fortunato bass's district. she released a statement that reads in part, quote, i'm calling for immediate action. the parking restrictions with the park is closed. let's be enforced, included ticketing and towing that will help prevent violence from the curry unquote. >> and that means what police are there. they need to let people know the park is closed. there's no there's no overnight parking. so, you know, please move along council president bags credits previous vehicle mitigation measures and being effective in deterring unwanted activity near the lake. we're not dealing with an epidemic of toll parking. we're dealing with the epidemic. >> a shooting and her and to see the president of the oakland police officers association officer barry donelan takes this view of the council president's parking enforcement approach to crime prevention is a shocking disconnect between those in city hall were supposed to be in charge of this city and what's happening on the streets of oakland. yeah, we're all indoor justice

the state's two largest reservoirs are critically low levels. shasta lake is currently at 40% of total capacity and lake oroville is at 55. despite the drought, one bay area water districtin municipal water district is coming up with new ways to encourage water conservation, no matter the conditions. parents and the casio reservoir is essentially full and the fishermen are back . but last fall, the marin municipal water district, seven reservoirs were down to just 33% of capacity. and so, like other districts, it imposed water use restrictions. but the extremely lucky district was the primary recipient of the atmospheric river systems that came through the bay region late last year and early this year. even today , their reservoirs are 90% full thanks to the rain and rules followed by its 195,000 customers who wanted to do their part. so it's use it or lose it to evaporation in order to sustain our operation need the revenue from the sale of water. so now customers can wash their cars at home fill their swimming pools. connect new service lines for new landscaping and water, entire golf courses, not just the greens and tees. the board did also decided to adopt some of t

one from the inner sunset asked they be included in the district 7 only the people from mountains above wanted them to be in district 7. no one from the public asked that merced manner and lakeacres be included in district 4. no one. there was no public testimony like that. it came from the mind of one person and that was the chair. this is unacceptable. we simply have to put a map before the voters and let the voters decide. it's not fair to ask a judge to do a map and that may be what it comes to but i would rather the citizens of san francisco vote on a map like the unity map it seems to be well thought out. it's the job of the task force to listen to public comment and they failed. i think it's the job of the public now to vote for a map that vote for. >> clerk: thank you, sorry about that at the interference at the end. welcome. >> good evening supervisors and thanks for your attention on this matter. i'm here to oppose supervisor safai's recommendation with the majority of mayoral appointees. you've been aware of what's happened in the chronicle and listened to witness testimony from related. we need oversight and accountability of the people by the people and for the

one from the inner sunset asked they be included in the district 7 only the people from mountains above wanted them to be in district 7. no one from the public asked that merced manner and lakeshore acres be included in district 4. no one. there was no public testimony like that. it came from the mind of one person and that was the chair. this is unacceptable. we simply have to put a map before the voters and let the voters decide. it's not fair to ask a judge to do a map and that may be what it comes to but i would rather the citizens of san francisco vote on a map like the unity map it seems to be well thought out. it's the job of the task force to listen to public comment and they failed. i think it's the job of the public now to vote for a map that vote for. >> clerk: thank you, sorry about that at the interference at the end. welcome. >> good evening supervisors and thanks for your attention on this matter. i'm here to oppose supervisor safai's recommendation with the majority of mayoral appointees. you've been aware of what's happened in the chronicle and listened to witness testimony from related. we need oversight and accountability of the people by the people and fo