.: that to the dance auditions, for the gold squad and blue crew, held in thrive city. hundreds of dancers attended primary auditions and the top 60 return for the final round of auditions, only 35 of today's dancers will be making the two dance teams. the finalists will be announced tuesday, august 15, certainly, good luck goes at everybody. i'm joined by spencer. great weather for dance auditions. >> what a great weekend of weather. it's one to be great for the next few days. a little bit toasty in inland areas coming up. to protect its in lots of places. maybe i went prefer and dancing the coast. live doppler 7 relate thunderstorms so that -- through the sierra, down into the foothills and the central valley. meanwhile, just a few passing high clouds heat -- here in the bay area, and a calm but breezy afternoon, evening out with wind speeds from anywhere from 10-80 miles per hour, and gusts up to 23 in san jose. 24 hour temperature change shows inland areas, especially the east pace -- east bay up up to three degrees. here's the view from sutro tower looking over san

the company will serve its beer at the thrive city tap room. so that's encouraging for fans.ll be but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an a the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com dion: you can get our live newscast with our abc7 streaming tv app on google tv, fire tv and roku. just search abc7 bay area and download it. dan: today the san francisco giants announced the launch of a partnership with uber's. fans can order with uber's right to their seats. officials say this partnership was all about making the experience at the ballpark beter for fans. >> the convenience is not having to w

they will continue to operate their thrive city tap room at chase center but they will have to have another brewery that will let them produce harmonic beer. >> we are used to making, figuring out tough problems. i think since we started. this is an industry that is always in survival mode. and i think this is just the next step for it. >> reporter: a challenging time for an industry in need of crafty solutions. >> the brewer's association says last year, the number of federal permits issued to craft breweries was the lowest since 2013. and we could see even fewer this year. >>> let's switch gears for a moment. paul, there's a lot going on this weekend to say the least. but i'm going to the giants game tonight. and i'm hoping, i'm hoping it's not going to be freezing. but i have a feeling it is probably going to be pretty foggy. >> i would plan on layering up a bit. the fog will make its push across the city. the breeze kicking in. we are seeing plenty of sunshine along the immediate coastline. plenty of sun over the santa clara valley. let's take a look at what you need to know. widespread

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this was at thrive city. the final rosters wil announced this tuesday. add 6:30 be deciding to establish their own power department. to be open eyelids eject just moments before it crashes at an air show. take a look outside. we will be right back. david: i'm david goldberg, a bilingual elementary school teacher and president of the california teachers association. as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. jessie: they're called community schools. david: where parents and families, students and educators are making decisions as one. damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. reggie: a deadly discovery. a woman's body found as thousands were attending outside. be investigation underway. kumasi: chaos on the road if you have ever chained to be an underwater superhero, this might be your chance. dre

the golden state warriors held their back-to-school event at thrive city for tracy jackson davis heldy backpacks filled with supplies and volunteers at lyman memorial in san francisco, also major kids were ready for school. >> i am also an educator so i know a new backpack with supplies goes a long way. and it is very expensive for people to buy that on their own. >> volunteers at l.i.e. prepared more than 300 backpacks for students and families. >>> you almost got me, you said showers and i was like oh my goodness, we're going to get rain. >> someday, but meteor showers, every year about this time, the perseid meteor shower, the earth intersects the tail of a comet. yeah. >> it is going to be fun. >> the dust and the ice produced little zipping meteors in the sky, peaking from midnight to about an hour before sunrise. >> did you say somebody ardent already started seeing? claim a friend of mine in santa barbara. great meteor. as we build up to the peak hours between like midnight and 4:00 in the morning. i am sure you will be out there. no really, it is quite a thought, if the weathe

the team held a backpack giveaway at thrive city this weekend. among the volunteers handing out those backpacks was warriors rookie trace jackson davis. each bag was filled with plenty of school supplies. the event also included games, balloon artists and other activities as i hope you had a nice weekend. pretty nice weather. got pretty warm out there today. a little warmer than yesterday. we had temperatures like these, 98in fairfield, 97 in antioch. tomorrow so in the next day, we'll see those inland spots go to 100 degrees. the east side of the sacramento valley over towards rocklin and granite bay. in those areas, they're going eastern sacramento, they're going to see temperatures in the low 100. and the potential for an actual heat advisory has been issued. so in that side of the valley, really hot, the other side will be hot to the west side, but just not as hot. we're kind of right on the edge of the heat advisory. so tomorrow's temperatures look a lot like today's. we've got a lot of fog, but it's shallow. see, we're looking down on it. s

monster trucks heading to chase center this weekend and the warriors debuted a truck of their own and thrive cityoday. this truck will participate in weekend shows. and here's the cool part of this. it's going to be driven by joe safer. he's the world's first and only disabled combat veteran to operate a monster truck. he does it with his hands. it's unbelievable. and i mean, i'm just in awe. yeah, that's great. as for pac 12, best case scenario probably is the big ten or. well, yeah, probably the big ten says let's we want northern california. and they would add them to the mix. that's the best case. that's probably the best case, worst case is maybe they have to go stanford could go independent or they could go to the mountain west. the problem is the dollars go down to the mountain west, which means the dollars for all of your athletics programs suffer. so it's not just football, it's the water polo. it's everything. so it's just a huge mess. all right. keep us posted. thank you. yeah. coming up tonight on abc seven at eight it is will trent followed by 2020 at nine. then don't miss abc seven

the warriors held a back-to-school event at thrive city. trace jackson davis help distribute backpacks filled with supplies and volunteers that glide memorial pitched in to get kids ready to learn. >> i am an educator and i know a new backpack with supplies goes a long way and it is very expensive for people to buy that on their own. >> volunteers at glide prepared more than 300 backpacks for students and their families. >>> good, sunday morning. if everything goes according to forecast, we have fog and low clouds this morning screaming through the golden gate which they did all day yesterday. in terms of the shoreline, it will be a repeat performance. plenty of fog and low clouds around the golden gate and the san bruno gap . on the shoreline if you are expecting this to be beach weather, it will not be. inland it is beach weather but there is a problem. no beach inland. instead temperatures will be in the 90s today. antioch at 97. 97 at livermore. concord, 94. warm in the north bay where santa rosa hits 85 degrees. san francisco, present

you have kaiser permanente doing thrive city. it is finding that kind of partner to implement a regularly scheduled reliable program that would attract to existing residents and new businesses and san francisco bay area visitors. so, specifically there is already a good inventory of venues for special events. your existing restaurants all catered to parties wanting to do celebration jz weddings and receptions. building one obviously is a fantastic venue. you have coming online now in the next couple years all the new parks, city side, which is pretty big, the cultural park on both sides of the chapel, the chapel itself to be a renovated shell, and you have a smaller park marina plaza behind building one and the [applause]y plaza in front of building one and ferry terminal all creating green spaces and quarter 10 which comes online as a facility and hilltop park. you have fantastic views up there, but it could be pretty windy, but it is venue for smaller events. in addition there is a hotel site right next to city side park and cu

. >> trace: you can't survive, that's the whole thing, you can't have a thriving city if that's what cene looks like. >> absolutely, it was the flourish before the fall, that's the cities we remember, the beloved cities that didn't have these crime rates. by the way nobody becomes a prosecutor for the money either. but one thing you notice when you look at this footage is we want to make sure communities are safe and when you think about the security that's involved, we're going to have to do it ourselves in addition to trying to attract brave men and women to do a job that is so important. you and i grew up and we said american express don't leave home without it. those community members say it's narcan they can't leave home without. >> reporter: which is stunning. >> really bad. >> trace: paul finally to you dick's sporting goodes down 23% and they exclusively talk about the fact that they are getting robbed day in and day out by these retail gangs. your final thoughts. >> i have a piece up on foxnews.com that caused a little bit of a stir because i listed five reasons why i think t

they'll continue to operate their thrive city tap room at chase center but he says they'll have to find-- pretty used to making -- figuring out tough problems. this is an industry that's always in survival and i think this is just the next step for it. >> reporter: a challenging time for an industry in need of crafty solutions. >> and the brewers association says last year, the number of federal permits issued to craft breweries was the lowest actually since 2013. and we could see even fewer this year. >>> we have to make this an environment that attracts small business. >> it's a wine tasting battle. the red tape threatening to strangle a small business owners' dreams. >>> and right after the show you can stick around for "cbs mornings" where gayle king >>> enacted sweeping new winery regulations in 1990 in napa county. it says small existing wineries could keep what they were doing without a costly use permit. when a woman bought a decades old winery she was shocked when the county told her it is not grandfathered in and andrea nakano on the bitter battle over tasting. >> reporter: me

the golden state warriors and thrive city, the plaza surrounding chase center announced a new art exhibit misalignment museum and will act as a pop up that showcases the capable cities of ai technology. this exhibit will debut september 21st and will be open fridays from 4 to 7 p.m. saturdays and sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. the playful art exhibit will reflect on the power of ai, both its destructive power and its use for good. an uptick in spending by college students and their families is expected to boost retail sales. college bound students are expected to spend a record amount this year as demand for electronics and dorm decor increases. an annual survey by the national retail federation says back to college spending has spiked by 40% in the past four years. it's now at almost $1,400 per student. universities say spending on dorm rooms has been on the upswing, but it's really exploded since the pandemic. the a's and giants both falling today in interleague action and the niners and raiders ready for their preseason opener tomorrow . we're hearing from some of the players sports with joe

they'll continue to operate their thrive city tap room at chase center, but he says they'll have to find brewery that will let them produce harmonic beer. >> we're -- pretty used to making -- figuring out tough problems. i think since we started. this is an industry that's always in survival mode and i think this is just the next step for it. >> reporter: a challenging time for an industry in need of "crafty" solutions. >> so when napa county enacted sweeping new winery regulations in 1990, it said small existing wineries could go ahead and keep doing what they were doing. without a costly use permit. so when a woman bought a decades old winery she thought she was grandfathered in and she was shocked when the county told her nope. and sued her. andrea nakano on the bitter battle over tastings. >> reporter: meet lindsay hoopes. she grew up in napa county, but went off to law school and she spent about a decade in the san francisco district attorney's office. until she decided to return to her roots. >> what is a really fun aspect of having them here is we've been incorporating them into o

a new art exhibit is soon coming to thrive city.n just a bit, a look at the misalignment museum and how it plans to utilize the power of artificial intelligence and regulators are pushing for more on the investigation into the valero refinery in benicia. we're going to talk about the many reported violations and the company's failure to install important equipment at ♪ ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. are you in? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't chan

in the employees and the city of san jose is not the best path forward to make sure that our city can thrivety employees have been working without a contract since the end of june. they are demanding better pay and benefits along with increased staffing. but san jose's mayor says meeting those demands would mean the city would have to make cuts in other areas. i'm not going to sugarcoat it for our residents, a strike would certainly have an impact on the availability of certain city services, but we'll be able to manage essential services and continue delivering most of those to our residents. san jose's last major strike, major strike was back in 1981. it involved about 2000 city workers. that walkout received national attention over the issue of equal pay for women. more than 11,000 city workers in los angeles walked off the job early this morning. the 24 hour strike there involves employees for the city's sanitation department, traffic officers, lifeguards and thousands of other city workers. the picket lines went up before dawn outside los angeles city hall and other locations. city lead

interesting about richmond, i think a lot people think, oh, richmond, it was always kind of a thriving, cosmopolitan city. but in fact, it wasn't at the start of the war on, the eve of the war, i should say, 1860. it has a population of 38,000 people, everyone kind of knew their social caste where they belong. the elites kind of had a system of policing, controlling power and all of that. and they were kind of socially insular, frankly. they had a thriving business they had thriving domestic slave trade. a lot of people coming in and out of the city, but not a lot of people really staying from outside of richmond. they're suspicious of newcomers and then all of a sudden may 1861, it becomes the confederate capital and everything changes by the end of civil war, richmond's population will explode to over 150,000. so 38000 to 150000. as that population explodes out, of course, people get packed in super and amongst the newcomers of course are war workers. there are surgeons medical medical surgeons. there are workers in the trea deptmt. there are all kinds of there are men andlators peoplee confidence hopi

city. finds this burgeoning chinatown that's thriving. but really came about not just because of language and cultural ties but chinatown across the country became a place of refuge for chinese people when dealing with the weight and scrutiny of the chinese exclusion act so jack soon does this amazing civic engagement working with other chinese americans to speak out against the chinese exclusion act laws and ends up marrying a white woman, our aunt alva who you know, only a couple of years after they get married the government revoked her citizenship because of the period in time when the government believed a woman's citizenship should change to reflect that of her husband so a couple of years after getting married to our uncle jack and elva who was born in new jersey who is the daughter of a civil war veteran comes in the eyes of the lawa chinese . then i had other family members who came in during the period in time in which angel island had just been created. angel island is sometimes called the ellis island of the west coast but it

this place gave us security, safety and an opportunity to thrive, so i love the city deeply, and as a mother of three kids who have grown up as city kids, i'm grateful for everything the city has to offer for people like me and families. i have been politically involved my whole life, either in government or a non profit worker and i care about the community. i care about people around me, and i want to make sure that as the world changes around us, other people have the opportunity that my family did. >> we are back in san francisco post pandemic. so important to be out supporting our businesses, supporting our neighbors. >> i'm the first woman to represent the district, believe it or not. i'm the first latina elected to the board of supervisors without an appointment first ever, so i do think that (indiscernible) i want immigrants to be represented, women, moms, people that have different experiences because that brings richment to our decision making and i think it makes for betting decisions so that inspired me to run. district 7 is one of the most diverse districts in san francis

. >> bragging about how democrat cities were thriving?the mayor of madison wisconsin. >> you said it well. i hate to say it, you said it well, too. we don't have a homeless problem , we have a drug problem. this is an enormous country. they could find a place to live. they want to do drugs and they want to do drugs in tents. where activists bring them things like drug paraphernalia. as long as we are encouraging that, it will never change. i do support physically removing people that do not need to be there. i do support that. what is the option? >> there is no other option. thank you so much. rock 'n' roll legends alice cooper and carlos santana causing controversy after transgender ideology. ♪ i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ we're here today to set the record straight about dupuytre

meaning that for every city we're concerned about there's another city that's thriving.nd find those communities that are actually doing quite well, and are not suffering from these problems. when you think about direct impact, the real way that happens is through the payment of property taxes. which are distributed to cities, to school districts, those types things. so the property taxes are based on the assessed value of the community. when you dig deeper and use san francisco as an example, you can see the tax base is massive. office real estate specifically, commercial real estate more broadly, just a fraction of the property taxes that are collected every year in san francisco. it's the residential real estate that drives property taxes. we think that if there is any kind of contraction, it's something the city of sfrns can manage from direct impact. >> basically single digits for someone as hard-hit at san francisco. anywhere males lower property taxes percentage surprisingly high office? more suburban? anywhere else actually that's a little more concerning? >> wha

and if you want to understand how a city can thrive without the of master planners, take a look at emergent tokyo, this beautifully illustrated book shows how tokyo became so vibrant and livable through the process that hayek called spontaneous order. our winners comes from he joins us from england, where he was born and raised after earning his degree in modern history at cambridge and a master's degree in enlightenment history at oxford. he went on to work as an investment strategist in london at the lazard brothers bank and later at the gmo investment in boston. in between those stints managing money, he's been writing about it during the last financial crisis in 2008. his article and institutional investor won the george polk award for financial reporting. he's edited two very well-received books in his financial have been translated into half a dozen languages. he's currently a columnist for reuters and contributes to wall street journal money week, the new york of books and the financial times. i must add one other biographical detail. when i wrote to him to inform him that the higher

. >> jesse: what was the democrat bragging about how democrat cities were thriving?ine: she was the mayor of madison, wisconsin. >> jesse: you said it well. i hate to say it, you said it will, too. we don't have a homeless problem. we have a drug problem. these are people that could live somewhere. this is an enormous country. they could find a place to love. they want to do drugs in tents where activists bring them things like drug paraphernalia. so as long as we're encouraging that by incentivizing that through taxes and all of these donations that these activists get, it's never going to change. i do support physically removing people that don't need to be there. i do support that. what is the other option? >> jeanine: there's no other option. >> jesse: exactly. >> sandra: thanks so much. coming up, rock and roll legends carlos santana and alice cooper causing controversy after rebelling against transgender ideology. the official provider of online acellus courses for parents independently homeschooling their children. acellus courses from power homeschool provide

part to make sure there is inclusion in that, and how this ultimately benefit and help our city really grow and thrive and be the city that we are all hoping to make. thank you for participating in that as we figure it out person by person. >> speaking of cultural change, thank you for bringing that up because i think that is a huge part of what the city agencies-like i said, the last keep i sat in a lot of meetings where they keep talking about what micro's are capable of doing. we have to make sure we are capable of doing this, instead of changing the word to capacity and that is the culture change and language that needs to be done because when you have higher ups in development teams carrying that language on down, it is in their mind of what these micros can do or capable of doing, so whatever i can do to support that, i know people are listening-tired of listening to my rants, but it is a huge part of san francisco and the pride that people feel when they drive by 1550 evans and say i built that, i put the plumbing in that, it is huge for the community, rbs so thank you. >> >> any ort comments?

in the employees and the city of san jose is not the best path forward to make sure that our city can thrive and that our residents and taxpayers have what they need to be successful . and for our economy to be healthy. the more than 4500 workers represent hit by the unions include librarians, emergency dispatchers, animal shelter techs, engineers and airport staff. 30,000 workers at yellow corporation are looking for new jobs. the trucking giant filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy after 99 years in business, it's likely the largest ever for a us trucking firm. yellow blamed its bankruptcy on the international brotherhood of the teamsters union. that represents about 22,000 of its employees. the international brotherhood of teamsters blamed yellow executives for the company's demise. today was the first day of school for more than 34,000 students in the oakland unified school district. as aly raisman shows us the excitement at one campus, as well as the challenges now facing the district. everybody knew where your classes at. if you need help, come on over. students at hoover elementary checked

in the employees and the city of san jose is not the best path forward to make sure that our city can thrive and that our residents and taxpayers have what they need to be successful . and for our economy to be healthy. the more than 4500 workers represented by the unions include librarians, emergency dispatchers, animal shelter techs, engineers and airport staff. the santa clara county sheriff's office is asking for the public's help tonight in finding a missing teenager. 17 year old catherine schneider was last seen in saratoga on july fifth, leaving her home, driving a white 2019 honda accord with tinted windows. the license plate is 8klk251. schneider has straight blond hair. she weighs about 115 pounds and is five feet five inches tall. if you have any information about her whereabouts, you're asked to call the santa clara county sheriff's office. and police in san francisco are searching for a man who was caught on surveillance video shooting multiple rounds in the middle of the street. this is in the tenderloin as ktvu crime reporter henry lee found out nobody was hurt, but plenty of

and how that particular city was so important in helping underground railroad to thrive and why that particular city. and we find out through her book that so many of the abolitionists were actually the multimillion heirs who operated the whaling industry and who themselves were able and they created then and environment in that city that almost protected the future lives. and that's perhaps why frederick douglass wanted when they recruiting in 1863 for men who would serve in the 54th massachusetts regiment. they heavily recruited in boston, but especially in new bedford. new bedford, that was considered a haven to protect so many people who escaped from the underground railroad and the people who dominated in new bedford were actually from virginia. and then, of course, had eric faulkner's book, gateway to freedom that was written excuse me published in 2015 that highlighted it even more of the in portions of some of these african networks such as the one a new york focusing attention on some of the known people so that you know he didn't continue to recreate or or retell these stori

investing in the employees in the city of san jose is not the best path forward to make sure that our city can thrive and that our residents and taxpayers have what they need to be successful . and for our economy to be healthy. the more than 4500 union workers represented by the unions include librarians, emergency dispatchers, animal shelter techs, engineers, as well as airport staff. the debate over the future of self driving cars is really heating up now, with a plan to bring even more of those cars to the streets of san francisco. joe christien kafton joins us now live from the california public utilities commission, where both waymo and cruise are facing some very tough questions. christian yeah, the puc is set to decide whether or not to expand the number of robo taxis or so-called robo taxis. a little bit later on this week. but they are meeting right now to discuss issues surrounding safety, in particular how they interact with emergency responders. and so i understand and appreciate the safety that autonomous vehicles can bring to the table in terms of no drunk drivers, no speeding, all of

the best path to make sure that our city can thrive and that our residents and taxpayers have what they be successful in bryan county to be healthy. you cannot generate revenue without a functioning planning department. you cannot keep libraries and parks open without employees. you cannot keep people safe without sufficient emergency personnel. we call on the mayor and the council to not ignore the needs of their workers. we call on the mayor and council to not ignore the needs of the residents of san jose. our city is workers, neighboring cities who are willing to pay better wages better working conditions. we know we can do better here. we hope the city's top leaders. wake up. take the time and energy necessary to urgently work towards a solution. a strike is a very serious decision. it's not one that anybody takes lightly. it impacts the lives families of the workers of san jose. and we would like to avoid a strike and we need city leadership to help us to do that. you have the commitment of the labor movement to find a solution. and we know we have the commitment of our allies who

in the employees and the city of san jose is not the best path forward to make sure that our city can thrive and that our residents and taxpayers have what they need to be successful and for our economy to be healthy. the more than 4500 workers represented by the unions and they include librarians, emergency dispatchers, animal shelter techs, engineers and airport staff as well. contra costa county health officials want to find out whether more people have contracted legionnaires disease. as ctv's james torres tells us, it comes after two people died from the infection after visiting a day spa in richmond just outside the zen day spa in richmond. the front door is still locked. signs on the front say it is close and it will stay closed until further notice. and it's been this way since this past weekend. contra costa county officials say the zen day spa is linked to two deaths as a result of legionnaires disease. they say those people spent time in the spa hot tub. however, county officials say the business did not have the right business or environmental permits to offer that hot tub. now t

is the most active and the most fun and of the $3 million of it city to invest to make those activities happen and make sure we have thriving chinatown we know things have been challenging over the years but you i've been victorville and talking to city council special meeting/budget study session this evening at 5:00 pm, wednesday, june 7, 2023.) who is going on they said thing are mr. carroll good we can use more and i'm here to shine a light on chinatown to recommend people of what san francisco is an amazing community that is here to say a resilient through criminalization pandemic and other challenges and shill here stronger and bigger than ever and looking at to the things happening you may see me out there every now and then stopping at the restaurant without the councilmember detoy or councilmember detoy to introduce a person used to be the supervisor but assembly mu-n member has make sure that one million dollars you activation supportive of chinatown happened have not state he served at the state assembly member and now our city attorney and doing great things for chinatown in the city and county of san francisco

." >> reporter: the city is trying to rebound from the pandemic and the neighborhood has developed a reputation as a place where crime and drug use thrive and businesses fail. but leaders say there is a lot to consider here, and at this location. >> in this store, the kind of items that are a little different. furniture and other things that are a little bit different than

opening in odesa, this is always a sign for me, what does it mean, after all, the city is alive, the infrastructure is thriving, people want to eat something , they have money for it, that is, well, good news. it seems to me that mcdonald's is opening another one the institution in odesa, that is, indicates that activity in odesa is at an absolutely normal level, and in fact, so many people are opening new businesses in general . such entrepreneurs are very smart, they coped with all the challenges , both in their time with the corona virus and with the aggression of the russian federation, and it also did not deprive our business of inspiration and desire to work , that is why people find it possible and work if they also know that the minister of bulgaria visited literally every defense minister of bulgaria visited odesa yesterday in odesa and met with different people . why exactly did they go to odesa? and this grain must be exported, and that is why our western colleagues are trying to talk, trying to work and find ways out of this blockade created by the russian federation, and i am sure that these ways