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Good morning friends , make yourself comfortable, take a deep breath, smile , i guarantee an improvement in your mood, it wont take long to wait, theres a positive and healthimproving morning mail on the air and i, its leading optimist, nikolai baskov. The first viewer who will hear his name on our broadcast today is oleg golovin from penza , here he is. Good morning, dear nikolai, i work as a gardener in the park, i take care of trees, the work is not easy, very responsible, because everyones mood depends on it visitors to our park, sorry about my there are no songs for the profession, maybe ...

Oh, just walking . Power walking, yes. It was hot. Mid 90s, humidity, sticking around, more humid this morning but gets better from the morning into the afternoon. Ill take that. Nice forecast coming up. Still on the warm side in the 80s, overall pleasant next few days, here across the delaware valley. Still great conditions ahead outside eventually, especially, starting this afternoon. Now, we are waking up to some clouds across the region, colds front approaching us, thats going to help bring the change and the humidity levels later today. Front not producing whole lot. Dry here in center ci...

Anncvideoconferences its youof the day. Rtant hi hi, buddy anncr thats why the wifi and free hot breakfast are something to smile about. And good reasons to book now. Feel the hamptonality our objective is clear. We will degrade and ultimately destraut isil. So the president says well crush isis, or what he calls isil. But how . Our terror expert is here on this 9 11 to talk strategy in iraq, and possibly syria. Yes, 13 years ago today, was a Beautiful Day in september. And it is another Beautiful Day today. Thats a live shot from Lower Manhattan it at the reflecting pool. Well take you there ...

Friends of the Smokies, an official nonprofit partner of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, is celebrating the 25th Anniversary of “Get on the...

NJDEP-News Release - The Department of Environmental Protection has awarded $9.4 million in grants to local government agencies, nonprofit groups, universities and others to fund projects that will improve water quality and reduce the impacts of nonpoint source pollution from stormwater, Commissioner Shawn LaTourette announced today. In many cases, the projects will help mitigate local flooding problems that are increasing due to more severe storms resulting from climate change.