the park. the top third of the park includes a club house, children's play area and tennis and basketball courts. this might provide the project's full year shadow and seasonal sun chart. which is helpful in visualizing the over all shadow impact of parks throughout the year. shadow span is on the left and the seasonal sun chart for del solis on the right. the shadow is? orange and the annual shadow footprint upon the park is in blue. with darker blue representing more shadow and lighter every blue less shadow. the project shadow would cover southern 2 thirds of del soland the southeastern portion of the play ground. the project shadows are mostly around the affordability of the project proposed. and dissipate less fracture. the sun chart on the right provides more information about the amount of shadow throughout the seasons and during times of day. the 4 groups bands referred to -- summer, fall, winter and spring season and columnings to times of day. early mid day and afternoon. in this chart yellow the available sunlight. blue new shadow and light is existing. during the year during all time

we are starting to see some signs of life in the parks area. the important thing to remember, a lot of people have been focusing on things like streaming, they are trying to have their own on-demand service. the critical asset that disney has is espn. much like news you are watching right now, must-see television in real time which is an asset because it generates about $4 billion, one third of their ebidta. this is a company that may not get back to its 2018 numbers but it does not need to to be reasonably valued, if we get back to six dollars in 2024, this looks like a compelling situation. when we go into earnings, we will see options premiums slightly being elevated, that is the case, the nearest regular spread, august, selling that spread, just slightly out of the money, could collect $1.60. even if the stock trades sideways for fell a small amount, you probably are okay. you get to collect all of the premium if the stock does rise and your maximum risk will be $3.40 per share. that is if it fell all the way below the $100 price, i think th

rehabilitating the central part of the park, on the other hand , creating a unique infrastructure along its perimeter. at the same time, without affecting the forest areaion and entertainment facilities will be located on the outskirts of the park, and along the border of the specially protected area there will be a protective buffer total area, rehabilitated territories is 375 hectares. for all guests of the beats, children's sports grounds, skeiki, parks, tracks , cafeterias, bike rentals will be available, and for lovers of aircraft modeling , the world's largest carding track will soon open. already now , we have done quite a serious job on the creation of recreational centers, which are both a buffer zone of a specially protected natural area, and inside the natural historical park bitsevsky forest. we, uh, will restore the road path network, make comfortable bridges and crossings over e-e water bodies. here. well, and it should be noted that, and now it is in full swing, how work is being done, just on the periphery of the bitsa forest, and we are creating these recreational centers. the most difficult stage in the creation of such centers was pu

earning, 2018 so many of the businesses were impacted b impacted by the pandemic but we starting to see some areas of life in the parks areas. they have the cruise people are focussing on streaming and are trying to have their sort of on-demand service, but the biggest asset is espn. this is much like news that you're seeing right now, it's must-see television right now. that's about a third of their ebita. i think that this is a company that may not get back to 2018 numbers but doesn't need to be reasonably valued. if we get back to six bucks like i think we probably will in 2024 i'm looking at selling the put spread, which is the august 105-100 put spread, which is just slightly out of money you've collected a little over $1.60 for that even if the stock essentially trades sideways or fell a small amount you're probably okay here and of course you get to collect all of that premium if the stock does rise and your maximum risk is $3.40 per share, that's if it fell all the way below that $100 strike price i think that's less likely >> tony zhang, what are your thoughts?? i think there's a holot of optimism also hilton

but we are starting to see som signs of life in the parks area, for example. they have the cruise areas but the important thing to remember, a lot of people are focusing o things like streaming and have their own on demand service bu the krut cal asset disney has is espn must see television if realtime. that generates about $4 billion, a third of their share it may not get back to 201 number but it doesn't need to to be reasonably valued this looks luke a compelling situation. of course when we go int earnings we'll tend to see options are elevated that's th cause here i'm looking at selling a quick spread the nearest dated regular, the august 10, '0 spread lightly out of the mone collecting a little over $1.60 for that the nice thing about the trade is even if the stock essentially trade sideways or fell a small amount, you are probably oka here and you get to collect al of that premium if the stock does rise and your max risk is going to be $3.40 per share. that's if it fell all the wa blow that 100 spread that's less likely >> tony, thanks what are you thoug

the burn area just 40 miles from the edge of the yosemite national park. >>> the bay area saw some late july, early august sprinkle today. the way it looked. there is also a chance for some thunderstorms and unusual weather for the first week of august for sure. jeff, like rain, we haven't seen rain in a while? >> reporter: it has been a long time. this is definitely feeling very tropical outside. the way the pattern is starting off. i want to start off this is unusual. so this high pressure is pulling in some monsoonal moisture with some thunderstorm chances and then we also have tropical storm frank off to the south that's pulling in this moisture as well. we really have two different things that are helping to give us the instability. the current loop we did have some lightning strikes offshore right there as this loops around. that's just offshore of santa cruz as we would get you in here for a closer view of the bay area. but we are seeing some spotty areas of rain right now. antioch by 5:46. totals impressive. napa .09 inches. belmont .01. san francisco at .01 inch. now we'll take

country club drive it snyder lane in the area of sunrise park. untain line. i think it could have made its way back toward the hills officials are now urging the public to use caution and stay aware of surroundings when out, walking, especially with pets and with children. he's been congressman marked us on the updated efforts by house democrats to protect reproductive freedom following the supreme court reversal of roe v. wade democratic caucus were very active in doing what we could to, um put ourselves on the record, um and the house of the record for our belief in what needs to be corrected. representative the sanya at a virtual town hall meeting last night. you see, berkeley law professor says other rights also need protection. we need the right to an abortion. absolutely but we also need the right to bear children, and we need the right to parent our children with dignity. the president of planned parenthood, california, said all its health centers remain open. people concerned about the overturn of roe v. wade to take action by registering

the parking area you see there is tesla. northbound 880, that exit was the seen of a deadly hit-and-run crash. chp categorized it as such. they're investigating it. off the roadway the investigation continues. we with looking at that. meanwhile the roadways themselves cleared for fremont there. we still have niles canyon with overnight road work. smaller crash around 680 at berryessa, shouldn't affect traffic. in san mateo, we'll check this one that is on 101 or off the freeway itself. lighter traffic overall. back to you. >>> developing this morning, stanford police are ramping up patrols on campus after a student reported being raped on school grounds this week. >> this happened on tuesday in the middle of the day as summer classes were being held. "today in the bay's" ian cole has more. >> reporter: stanford police sending out a campus wide alert after a woman reported being raped on tuesday. it happened near wilbur hall. she says she believes she's seen the man on campus before. she spoke with someone who is mandatory rep

for a long time it was impossible to get there, who now owns the masterpiece architecture from the park areacomes available for visiting, artyom kuznetsov learned everything. there are no extraneous specially protected objects to get into the estate, the sticky alekseevskaya great luck subbotnik, perhaps the only way to see what is happening behind the high fence of the pond. here, before cleaning, it is necessary to bypass the territory, distribute inventory and you can get to work before the activists have a lot of tasks to clean the park paths and the lake shore from dead wood and overgrowth of fallen trees, twigs and fallen leaves. after the bonus tour. i would like to see such excursions more often, and maybe not even in terms of a subbotnik. and here is something for the kids. well , here are some local history excursions. they are urgently needed. that is why among the participants of the general cleaning you can also meet little helpers of this unique opportunity to get into a cultural object, which, in fact, access is prohibited here. well, we, in principle, want to help the city be

go out into the streets and to be as careful as possible, according to the testimonies of local residents, from the area of ​​the parke in the direction of the zaporizhzhia npp and the industrial area, shelling is again taking place. between departure and arrival is only up to 5 seconds, says orlov olenivka, the new osomtsym campaign is taking place under this slogan in brovary, kyiv region, the event was initiated relatives of captured and killed defenders are still on the spot. my colleague dmytro didora is with us now live dmytro i congratulate you. i am very happy to see you. please tell me why the action is dedicated and how many people have already gathered. ira congratulations, i am also glad to hear you a-a i congratulate all viewers of the tv channel espresso now in one of the brewery parks , music is playing, people are resting, but literally 20 minutes ago there was a sensual performance a-a by er-e relatives of the defenders of azov steel behind me you can see an installation that resembles one of the cameras in the deer park, where the tragedy happened, where our defenders died. the defenders of mariupol

white matter sent for examination to study the recordings of all cameras observations located in the park area. those who scatter from poisoned bait should have hit the lens at least one of them . who wanted to take away the phones money, when he heard the refusal attacked the mother of the child and began to strike with a bayonet with a knife the boy is in a coma about the condition of the woman, the doctors are afraid to do something predictions saving a child. she received many wounds, including in the heart, but the attacker's lawyers have already come up with a line of defense that she is a yangabazoval. yes, i heard the decision of the judge about the transfer to the pre-trial detention center, i could no longer control my emotions. this does not fit in with the materials of the criminal case. a sixteen-year-old teenager committed a crime that was terrible in his circumstances, stabbed a young woman and her six-year-old son with a knife. all for the sake of profit, wanted to steal money and jewelry for life, the victims are now desperately fighting doctors for the future. teen lawyers. w

already hidden in the victory park area, the whole block is blocked. everywhere, the police of foreigners are on duty, if suddenly re come to the place from the nose they threaten to deport, if any foreigner, regardless of nationality, will be convicted of illegal and unauthorized actions during the dismantling of the monuments of the victory park, he or she will be included in the list of undesirable latvian persons and expelled from the country, but dissatisfied many among the citizens of latvia, the mayor of riga called the monument, erected in 1985, not of historical and cultural value, but the media found out that the examination of the object was not carried out at all yes, and how to evaluate the sacredness of the monument with its help thanks to the warriors who slept in me, i got drunk thanks to these warriors, and i became. and if the monument is demolished, how could it be without memory, that people will live, more than 90,000 latvians fought against the nazi invaders. and this is the memory of their feat, too, latvia in large cities. first

something that's not going to be replaceable, a big loss piled onto other recent losses on sunday, the parking area at st mary's square garage near chinatown was also hit someone smashing a cabinet and stealing tools and thieves broke into their main tenderloin office on post street about the same time last year, stealing thousands of dollars worth of gifts and equipment for students next door to the richmond district office and the way owned the keys. shot. he says the c y c staff donated money to him when a thief stole tools last month from his store. we lost the total amount about like $3000. we have kids to feed, so we have to, you know, continue our business sign posted with a plea . no cash inside. please don't break window. i would like to see more police patrols. if you think you might recognize either of these men in the security camera footage the youth center hopes that you will call san francisco police are hoping to try and get more donations so they can help these young people out reporting from san francisco's richmond district. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news teenager accused of s

park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look at the park. >> the street, every time, our friends. >> i think everybody should give back. we are very fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back. it's a great place for us. the weather is nice. no rain. beautiful san francisco. >> it's a great way to be able to have fun and give back and walk away with a great feeling. for more opportunities we have volunteering every single day of the week. get in touch with the parks and recreation center so come good morning and welcome to the august 8ed, 22 meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. i want to thank everyone for being in attendance. this morning. we have supervisors here in the chamber and remote and again, this is a very important meeting i want to thank you for coming together during recess. mr. clerk, will you call roll >> yes. supervisor chan.

almost every pet, as if compensating for mistakes past, fate brought them to the park of rescued animals. the areaark is about five hectares, all animals are placed in separate enclosures, depending on the needs of the lions, for example, they occupied the largest territory so that there was a place for the tiger to scatter and other felines were given smaller zones. well, the raccoons got such a modest shelter. but there is everything you need. dad raccoon, raccoon mom and their seven children never became part of an ordinary human family, having played enough people were going to throw predators into the street you know, i saw a white lion in the circus past. caer growls at the microphone, as if at the whip of the tamer kai and his brother, whether he is a representative of a rare and very valuable breed in the whole world, there are only three hundred of these lions left, white lions are killed for their e, their white claws skin goes to e. fairies are for the locals, so the white lion, if they saw this is absolutely fatal for him in a year of leaving the frightened kai cats, or he turned into

every pet, as if compensating for the mistakes of the past, fate brought them to the park of the rescued animals. the areaive hectares, all animals are placed in separate enclosures depending on the needs of the lions, for example, they occupied the largest territory, so that there was a place for the tiger to scatter and other felines were given smaller zones. well, i got a raccoon. here is such a pen housing modest, that is. everything you need dad raccoon, mom raccoon and their seven children did not become part of an ordinary human family, having played enough people were going to throw predators into the street in a koesh, saw the circus past white a lion. caer. growls at the microphone, as if to spit the tamer kai and his brother. leon is a rare and very valuable breed. for the whole world. there are only three hundred of these lions left. white lions are killed for the sake of their e, white color of their e, claws skin goes to e. trophies for the locals, so the white lion, if they saw this is absolutely fatal for him, after a year of leaving the frightened caillion cats, they turned into real king

the 350 mile bay -- san francisco bay trail system. >> this park once complete will be a huge benefit for the 6 thonned houses in mission bay and the bay area residents who will criminal the city's other new parkses bay front will be an amenity for those who visit. i want to thank the mayor for her leadership in developing parks throughout the city and supervisor dorsey for district 6 and our commissioners oci commission. wee have commissioner gustos in the audience and charles whitaker and e lane forbes from the port and the port staff this will be their park and we look forward to turning it over to you in a year. >> i like to invite our great mayor to speak. mayor london breed. >> thank you. you know it is hard to believe that this entire area of mission bay just over 25 years ago was a place that was under utilized railway. and this was a place that most people never visited. so to see it come arc live and i started on the former redevelopment agency commission ocii for 5 years. remember when the buildings and the conversation around ucsf and the things happening here, i thought to myself, how are they get being that done? well, we look

the 350 mile bay -- san francisco bay trail system. >> this park once complete will be a huge benefit for the 6 thonned houses in mission bay and the bay areaidents who will criminal the city's other new parkses bay front will be an amenity for those who visit. i want to thank the mayor for her leadership in developing parks throughout the city and supervisor dorsey for district 6 and our commissioners oci commission. wee have commissioner gustos in the audience and charles whitaker and e lane forbes from the port and the port staff this will be their park and we look forward to turning it over to you in a year. >> i like to invite our great mayor to speak. mayor london breed. >> thank you. you know it is hard to believe that this entire area of mission bay just over 25 years ago was a place that was under utilized railway. and this was a place that most people never visited. so to see it come arc live and i started on the former redevelopment agency commission ocii for 5 years. remember when the buildings and the conversation around ucsf and the things happening here, i thought to myself, how are they get being that done? well, we look at

few days in those cases when the missile fell or may have been aimed there, for example, in the forest park areatoday we have a little confusing statistics . four rocket hits, the mayor of kharkiv, terekhov, about five, i also heard about five at night - five powerful explosions, but it is officially reported about the local volcano, four of them hit a higher educational institution, the building was destroyed there, and one more suffered significant destruction, and the third rocket hit a residential building the quarter is a so-called low- rise building. it hit between the houses on the street. there was a hole several meters deep in the surrounding houses, windows and doors were broken, and also the quarter was destroyed by oblenergo. reported that about 400 subscribers were left without electricity, but they had electricity for several hours already until noon, and we only know about the place where the fourth rocket hit the area without specification, without details, this happens or in cases where the place is insignificant, such as a forest park, or when it is not disclosed for reasons of

population wars in the ugra national park in the orlovskoye polesie national park in the reserve, the bryansk forest and other natural areasn, which are healthy, full-fledged and which have good genetic e, material and which can er, to adapt to life in the wild this year, eight calves were born in the reserve. and this is not the limit, it is expected that by the end of the year two more 15 months will be added to the oldest. and if muvinchi, he is the youngest, likes to walk in front of the employees and guests of the nursery, then there are those who hide from people, for example, as in this corral , only 2 hours after the distribution of food , the father of the family came out to feed. the calves spend their first year under the close attention of veterinarians. if everything is fine, then they are prepared for life in the free environment, but before that, we always take a thirty-day quarantine if possible, that is, we assign this number, which means we are forming a separate group for shipment at the beginning of the last century. the european bison was on the verge of extermination in the wild. the bison no longer l

in the bay area, rohnert park saved the most water. this is followed by hayward with a 22% drop. liquid tried to move in over sonoma county 2.5 hours ago. it is light rain. >> reporter: in the rain gauge, and we cannot find anything that fell in a location. if we look at the futurecast, i know that we have had some excitement over the past couple of days with hit and miss rain. it doesn't really look likely to continue today. in the sierra we will see this and at home we expect a relatively quiet day. you can see the marine layer will stay at the coast most of the day. i will show you what this means tomorrow coming up in a bit. back to you. >>> a team of scientists say we need to be ready for the worst if we lose the fight against climate change. ian lee with their warning . >> reporter: the effect of climate change can be seen all around from raging wildfires and catastrophic flooding but the conversation has been how to prevent it from getting worse. >> no nation is immune. >> reporter: a team of experts led by cambridge university said we should be prepared for failure. >> ri

park. the heavy rainfall buried cars and forced rangers to close all roads in and out of the park. the area near the california/nevada state line received at least 1.7" rain today. that's nearly an entire year's worth of rain in just a couple of hours. more than 60 vehicles are covered in debris. so far, there are no reported injuries. i'm ashley strohmeyer. now back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: it's friday! it means it's time for "friday follies!" for that, we turn to raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, it's hard to. [indiscernible] super heroes. i understand. >> it's a bird. it's a plane. it's a cancellation, laura. that girl, this $100 million film epic, it was scrapped by warner brothers this week. the film had michael keaton returning as a creepy caped crusader. the movie was canned following test screenings. it was something, i can imagine. >> laura: who needs test screenings? the trailer has, what? you looked at it, it had bat bomb written all over it. >> well, matthew, who hosts spotify's "the town podcast" spoke to someone who attended this bat girl screening. it wasn't recei

the park service to the white house. overseeing the park services responsibility through the care of the white house and its grounds, as well as the park areas immediately surrounding the white house. finally, we are joined by lydia tederick, creator of the white house. she has been part of the white house curatorial staff since 1979. tederick as lectured on the white house collection and specializes on of historic photographs of the white house mansion. please join me in welcoming our panelists to the stage for our final panel today. [applause] >> put me in the middle here, i don't like this. [laughs] >> well, thank you sarah, for that wonderful introduction. it's been a pretty incredible day. heard some fascinating insights from different people. i know this will be a fitting conclusion to our symposium. before we get into our conversation about preservation of the white house, i figured we should share a little bit about history behind these preservation efforts at the white house. and some of the challenges that we face. in addition to being the home and office of america's head of state, the white house also must serve as a ceremonial s

material and small-sized equipment, with the help of which it is convenient to work on the territory of park areas, any organization develops only when it adopts the best practices. where can you get better practice? well, first of all, with their good neighbors. you have it in the republic of belarus. we also have our own. we have our own greenhouse farm. we have nurseries, but the practice that we saw here and, as i said, is combined with science. yes, it's interesting abroad, pulls both belarusian and lumber. although now, due to sanctions, they are not supplied to europe, the reorientation occurs due to the market in china, and early azerbaijan and uzbekistan plan to reach the previous level of 60,000 cubic meters per month already in the fall. now the issue of pellets remains unresolved. uh, while the europeans are hot, they are just learning how to get out of the situation so as not to freeze. uh, in november there december, so we are also working on other sales markets , because we have built 28 year-old production facilities with a production volume of the month of november, we will genera

on sunday, the parking area at st mary's square garage near chinatown, was also hit. someone smashing a cabinet and stealing tools and thieves broke into their main tenderloin office on post street about the same time last year, stealing thousands of dollars worth of gifts and equipment for students next door to the richmond district office and the way owned the key shop. he says the c y c staff donated money to him when a thief stole tools last month from his store . we lost the total amount about like $3000. we have kids to feed , so we have to, you know, continue our business sign posted with a plea. no cash inside. please don't break window. i would like to see more police patrols. i think more presence so that people know they can't come into san francisco and commit these kind of crimes. if you think you might recognize either of these burglars, you are asked to call san francisco police and the community youth center staff say that at this point, they just don't have any more funds to be able to replace those gift cards for the students. they are hoping to perha

the national park service is closing the area around what's believed to be the tallest tree in the worldumboldt county national park service cracking down on people going off trail in redwood national park to visit the tree named hyperion. the california redwood is 380. ft. tall large crowds visiting the tree of damage the area. the park service now says the area near the tree is closed. anyone found hiking in the closure could face a $5000 fine and six months in jail. all right time now is 8 17 last week checked with self traffic was getting a little bit better, and we were headed in a good direction. still, the case cell? yeah. thanks for improving claudine and geisha for sure. let's start off with the bay bridge, which is usually the slowest commute. there's a little slowing, but it is not all that slow, just a reminder. the next four days, the giants will play the dodgers at oracle park, and those are usually well attended games. so my suggestion to you is to use transit. if you're going to the game they parking around the stadium is really expensive, and it's transit, especially if

almost every pet, as if compensating for the mistakes of the past, fate brought them to the park of rescued animals. the areabout five hectares, all animals are housed in separate enclosures, depending on the needs. lions, for example, occupied the largest territory, so that there was room for tigers to scatter, and other felines were given smaller zones. well, the raccoons got such a modest shelter. but there is everything you need for a boring pastime. dad raccoon, raccoon, mom and their seven children never became part of an ordinary human family, having played enough, people were going to throw predators into the street at the last moment, they literally saved one of the main stars from under the knife. shelter of a five-year-old camel, a blade all his life, he rode children on and adults on his back, and after his joints began to ache, the owners. he was no longer needed, the main goal of the shelter says its director is to get animals out of inhuman conditions. well , you understand the fall, i saw the white lion kaer remembers the circus past, growls at the microphone, as if to spit shortener conseque

the park, which is listed on the national register of historic places. the land is owned by the school and has been a public park since the 19 seventies. demonstrators want that area to remain an open space, and they say putting up housing would pave over the memory of the 19 sixties counterculture protests held there. officials say they hope to begin construction before the summer is over. president biden is once again in isolation today after testing positive for covid what doctors say about his breakthrough diagnosis also. within 10 to 12 minutes. i hear the noise and i raised the window and i seen the water and i knew i had to get out of there. the search for dozens still missing after kentucky's devastating floods. the efforts to save lives with more rain on the way outside our doors this afternoon, i mostly cloudy skies. a few scattered showers. even the throat of thunderstorms as monsoonal moisture continues to sleep over the bay area. better details on the current conditions and what the current conditions and what you i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivation? to no

. > >> a battle growing in one of the bay area's wealthiest communities over a safe parking site for the homeless. and a look at just how racially and ey segregated the bay area is, ande it's worst. and taking their fight right up to the midterms.e young leaders behind a march for march for abortion rights in san san mateo county. we begin on the peninsula tonight with this question. is it a case of nimbem in a wealthy town of palo alto or is a church refusing to work with its neighbors. the first congregational church is one ofe biggest churches in palo alto, and da lin has the story. >> reporter: this is the back of of first congregational church. they want to turn this small loo a space for the homeless to pard sleep at night. the problem, bed those bushes, a lot of homes. ad neighbors say this is the wrong spot for that. >> the bathrooms will be right here, sort of backed up against this shed, and then we'll have parked cars in every other spot. other spot. so one here. >> reporter: associate pastor reverend dr. altman says they'll says they'll allow four cars to allow people to s

walrus is directly with the arrangement of the beach the creation of a recreation area and, accordingly, made through the park a territory that connects. uh, new neighborhood. e with a seating area in the area. eh, a good cleaning result has been formed. new we are approaching the mark of 2 million tons for threshed e, while we expect a very good and significant corn crop this year, therefore, e. i can't help but pay today. eh, of course. everyone probably will not be able to pay attention, but the advanced area. this is the nesovsky krestsky district, which this year received truly worthy results in excess of productivity, the kletsky district is 60-30 centners. and the nesvizh region, exceeded the yield of 71 centners. of course, this is a worthy result and a result that has been formed. uh, all binami in the first place, of course, our people, who daily painstaking work, achieving this result. this season, one of the galloon newsmakers is no longer visible to you, but here the lord of qi kukhshitsy said that the belorussian crew was on foot to the thousand-man combiner. and the fuck threshed up 90,000 tons

the total fire area is 800 hectares. now in the region five outbreaks are active, four of them have already been localized by rescuers, including fires in the reserve and the national park in one area or the smoke and smell emergency mode. gary reached the south and southeast of moscow, the city authorities sent more than two hundred and forty rescuers to the ryazan region, as well as equipment and aviation. in addition, they use the aquarius complex, which can supply water for a distance of kilometers, extinguishing is complicated by high temperatures and wind gusts up to 10 m / s, nevertheless rescuers shot down a low-level fire department, and in the nizhny novgorod region , burning, until it is possible to stop the flames spread, has spread to almost 3,000 hectares, but the threat to us. there is no area where the fire is raging swampy rescuers from mari el joined the fight against fire, the flame reached one of the forests of the republic in the liberated mariupol, seven days a week and in several shifts, they restore residential buildings. the main task is to be in time before the onset of cold weather. arrange all communications, so that people have light, water

merkuryev, alexey gorshkov and pavel letnikov the entire yauza park in moscow will become the longest ecological park in europe, along with traditional walking areascreation areas and bike paths. there will also be sites for extreme sports about how a new center of attraction is being created from an abandoned wasteland of the capital, a report by artyom kuznetsov park, yauza is the longest park in europe and soon it will also become the most modern, work on its restoration is being deployed at several sites at once. from the yenisei street to shirokaya street, they put the lawn in order, installed a new lighting workers are now paying special attention to the skate park sports cluster. there existed, as well as a hockey rink nearby, that is, but they were not in a satisfactory condition , it was already unsafe to practice on them. that is, we essentially rehabilitated them, recreated them and made them more professional in the updated skate park of the place. enough seven 1.200 m². concrete built a figure for tricks. it remains only to apply the markings and you can ride scooters, skateboards, roller skates and bicycles. beyond the skate park in

area news. >> over the next three days, nearly a quarter million people, including my own daughter, are expected to corral at the golden gate park for the areas biggest music and food festivals. outside lands is back in his pre-pandemic slot with its first lineup. gates open this afternoon. this year's festival is expected to look a lot more like 2019 than 2021, which means no masks, no asking for vaccine requirements and no testing requirements. and attendees say that they notice several big events for easy restrictions put in place after 2020. >> it is never going to be the old normal again, but it is nice to get bits and pieces here and there for sure. i definitely like this better than it was last year. the only thing i miss is costumes. halloween weekend was fun. >> yeah, hollowing was last year. this year your regular everyday costumes. there are nearly 100 food vendors and a majority are from san francisco. the music lineup include some of the biggest names in biz, including green day, along with post malone. the festival runs through sunday. if you are going, make sure you take -- and do something different. take a bus,

the park. it is also bringing a quarter million people. nbc bay area's christie smith is in the crowd. kristi, the scene is almost pre- pandemic. >> reporter: that's right. this is about the time that people really start showing up. the gate is just on the other side of where we are standing and people come through there. they take a soapy with range for dave and up over the hill. this is the view that they get. a lot of smiling faces out you today, people ready to enjoy outside lands and the way they remember it for covid. they should get a reverse musical lineup and nearly 100 food vendors. and in a way, a chance to party like it is 2019. expect big crowds in golden gate park as the area's biggest music festival returns in full force. fans say it is worth the trip. >> just the atmosphere more than anything. i've been to multiple other festivals and this is the most friendly festival. >> this is the first time i don't know what to expect. i've been hearing nothing but great things about them. >> became infrarenal from the three-day festival celebrating music, delicious food, wine, and

the system for remote diagnostics of trains starts working. the area of ​​the nizhny novgorod depot is truly impressive almost 17 hectares new parks and landscapedankments and safe playgrounds and modern barbecue areas. how do you arrange the suburbs a year ago, this place looked like one big continuous forest, the paths were unkempt and overgrown with grass. a criminal case was opened in moscow after an emergency in the southeast, the capital the night before, several residents of a house on 40 let oktyabrya avenue were hospitalized as a result of poisoning with an unknown substance . it was confirmed later. what other versions are there and what is happening in these hours at maria savushkina details? now, in a house in the south-east of moscow, where yesterday a family was poisoned by an unknown poisonous substance, comprehensive checks are being carried out, all entrances were examined with the help of an analyzer gas to take air samples, and in the municipal services complex they reported that network gas was not the cause of the incident, residents who were evacuated this is about 50 people returned home. and that's what they told us, who

it remains to arrange the sun loungers to swing the area during work. it was important for me that the parkual life, so that after the completion of the improvement. she didn't get complicated. we have been using bedding and a special geotextile that does not allow weeds to germinate in the swamp will not work, the city itself is changing and changing. these have long affected not only the center in the sleeping areas, where people spend most of their lives. they are especially noticeable on the site of vacant lots and abandoned territories small parks appear at home marina thunder egorov tenants anastasia role olga grin 200. moscow has allocated about 22 billion rubles. to help businesses in the face of sanctions and benefits and subsidies from the city, in particular , they receive imports that replace imports of production. research companies, medical institutions, children's centers and catering dmitry blininikov about those who have already taken advantage of the help of the city. here it is, the first model assembled and ready for installation, a unique development of a capital enterp

the edge of lakeside park. but take a look at behind me that the scene is actually quite more extensive. we have oakland police surrounding lakeside park throughout the area all the way from grand and perkins to grant and bay place. take a look at oakland police have taken up positions throughout lakeside park here along grand illustrate some video from earlier this afternoon. all began with reports of a shooting at about 1:45 p.m. this afternoon on the 600 block of bellevue that is needy within lakeside park, south of grand alongside lake merritt. a man was shot and wounded and taken to a hospital. we don't know yet the circumstances of the shooting, but the victim was taken. the highland hospital sergeant on scene tells me this has been considered an assault, not a homicide. at this point. that's the good news. the not so good news. of course, this is yet another burst of violence in broad daylight in a very popular park here. along lake mary kids , joggers, dog walkers throughout the day beginning at early in the morning, all trying to enjoy this, uh, scenery here in the middle of oakland. at this point near this crime scene, just down the street is ch

been received about another provocation by the occupiers, according to the testimony of local residents from the area of ​​the parkion of the zaporizhzhia npp and the industrial area, there are again shellings, the interval between departures and arrivals is 3-5 seconds, it's simple now what is happening in energodar near the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. well, unfortunately, my computer does not work well. in the kharkiv region , the russian occupiers fired phosphorus bombs at literally two minutes and i will give you this detailed information. it is called the village of ruska lozova in kharkiv oblast. the corresponding ammunition is prohibited by the geneva convention. the russian military continues to violate all the rules and customs of war. the enemy is fierce.

here in the bay area rona parks saved the most with a 24% reduction followed by hayward with 22%. >>> the oakland a's are facing another legal obstacle in their quest to build a new stadium. a coalition of port workers, truck workers is suing a state agency over a key approval banning in june allowing howard terminal to be used for the team's waterfront project. the suit claims the san francisco bay conservation and development commission violated environmental law. the a's are also named in that suit. >>> live look outside at the san mateo bridge. new debt relief for speeders and drivers who o thousands of dollars in over due traffic fees. under the traffic debt forgive ps programs offenders who o money are off the hook. a law passed last month canceled more than $500 million in back debt owed by millions of californians. >> these civil assessments were raising about $100 million a year for the courts and they were raising that money directly from lower income californians. those who were most likely to miss a payment date. >> the law lowers traffic fees from $300 to maximum of $100.