is not clear yet we do know that it apparently started at the children's playground there are two main versions one is somebody apparently apparently. said. the pitch. a blaze deliberately another one is the electrical circuit malfunction but whatever whatever it is the all of that all of that inferno could have been avoided if the prevention system actually worked behind me is a self improvised vigil and it seems that every single person in town have come here to lay flowers to bring to light candles in memory of those who they've lost because the whole city is standing united is one family every single person here taking it. on a very deep personal level they've lost dozens of their loved ones each and every one of them just overnight now the investigation of course continues now this this shopping mall used to be a confectionery and in fact it conducted fire drills just last week so a lot of a lot of very grave and outrages flaws missed in those drills and the investigation is looking into that looking into how this horror became possible how this absolutely song crushing tragedy co

of this is as yet officially confirmed some reports local media suggesting it started at a children's playground where a trampoline caught fire due to a child allegedly playing with a lighter another version that we are hearing is a potential is that electrical wiring of the playground had short circuit again we cannot clarify any of that a word of warning you may find some of the following images extremely upsetting. it was horrific the mall was packed with people we could hear the fire alarm. the smoke filled the cinema a grub must someone run down the stairs it was a terrible crush and zero visibility my hands are still trembling when i imagine what could have happened to this. one man began to panic he said we should jump on the roof because it would soon collapse we sheltered from the roof to be rescued but no one came for forty minutes. ok let's look more into this not if you richard joins me in the studio hi there. tragically several hundred people including us we're talking about so many children were in the mall after the time it's probably the busiest time of the week sunday afternoon

officially confirmed yet i need to stress local media is reporting it may have started of a children's playground or a trampoline caught fire due to a child allegedly playing with a lighter another version suggests electrical wiring the playground had short circuited a word of warning you may find some of the images were going to show no extremely upsetting. it was horrific the mall was packed with people we could hear the fire. the smoke filled the cinema a group my system would run down the stairs was a terrible crush and soon visibility hamzah still. look up to. one man began to he said we should jump on the roof because it would soon collapse sheltered from the roof to be rescued but no one. cared to richard joins us live in issue for more on this and just before we go for the latest update i do have something all those pictures we were just looking at the manu saw jumping out of the window to escape the fire according to russia's health minister he is in a stable condition in fact it might have been the shelter of the door that he hit on the way to and may have saved his life we'll know more

have been officially confirmed yet local media is however reporting it may have started as a children's playground word of warning you may find some of the following images extremely upsetting. it was horrific the mall was packed with people we could hear the fire alarm. the smoke filled the cinema a grub musta someone ran down the stairs it was a terrible crush and zero visibility my hands are still trembling when i imagine what could have happened to us. one man began to panic he said we should jump on the roof because it would soon collapse we sheltered from the roof to be rescued but no one came for forty minutes. or in the aftermath of the fire the city has counseled all entertainment and cultural events in a mark of respect to those who lost their lives people are also bringing flowers candles perhaps most poignantly of all toys to the shopping center he reports live from camera five. seems like the whole city's floor king with flowers toys and candles to the shopping mall that was caught ablaze on a sunday night full benches completely heaped with flowers and everything else and people stan

a children's playground i would have warning you might find some of the following images extremely upsetting. it was horrific the mall was packed with people we could hear the fire alarm. the smoke filled the cinema a grub must assemble run down the stairs was a terrible crush and zero visibility my hands are still trembling when i imagine what could have happened to. one man began to panic he said we should jump over the roof because it would soon collapse we sheltered from the roof to be rescued but no one came for forty minutes. which would say that it's. going to sit double so we're. just going to pull it still it should look like. the which i'm sure it would if it might be what it must but this is not the city that's not. the church it's rejection. would be if you did it is not. the portrait of the thieves the portraits of the good with the snow storm. here's what we know about the shopping mall the building itself is a converted sweet factory in the center of the city and just a week ago according to some reports it had held a fire drill despite that many witnesses say the system faile

none have been officially confirmed as yet local media is reporting it may have begun other children's playground or dove warning you may find some of the following images extremely upsetting. it was horrific the mall was packed with people we could hear the fire alarm. the smoke filled the cinema a grub must someone ran down the stairs it was a terrible crush and zero visibility my hands are still trembling when i imagine what could have happened to us. one man began to panic he said we should jump over the roof because it would soon collapse we shouted from the roof to be rescued but no one came for forty minutes. then what did you give me at least it is it gives you a new bridge to visit the city was good the good news the globe really good to you but didn't seem to be able to. do any good movie with the school student who would remove stupid you on the. other bush could. be good you could see these could be seen if certain things but. i'm sure you skew ship which to begin with. but didn't see it but something. that you. well this is what we know about the shopping center before it was renovat

at the children's playground over there we don't know what exactly caused the fire there are two versions one is that someone apparently troubled youths deliberately set a blaze of the form pit. in the trampoline area and another one is. electrical but whatever caused the fire everything that happened afterwards people were beating all boards they had to be to every single order to get out first and foremost the the fire prevention system didn't really work at all there was no sound alarm to give an early warning for the people inside the sprinkler the sprinklers didn't work either and when people smelled the smoke and rushed to escape to fire escape exits well some of them were locked and they actually had to they had to break doors and jump out of the windows that's how many of the survivors got the injuries now apparently a lot of kids a lot of children goes missing. to see these two lists and that's because it was a sunday evening and a lot of families were in the shopping mall apparently one of the one of the cinema halls was packed with children watching a cartoon now this shopping

police in the area have cordoned off a children's playground as a precaution.peak to daniel sandford in salisbury. tell us more about the latest developments? this has been an incredibly significant 2a hours in this investigation. first of all came the news that the front door of sergei skripal‘s has had become the most likely original source of the nerve agent. that is because that is where the highest levels of the nerve agent contamination were found but then this afternoon came news from then this afternoon came news from the nhs that yulia skripal was responding well to treatment and was no longer in a critical condition stop to simply is described as a sta ble stop to simply is described as a stable condition will stop i understand separately to that she is actually both conscious and talking which of course means that she will be able to talk to counterterrorism detective. she will be able to give a first—hand account of what she experienced on that sunday three and a half weeks ago when she became contaminated with nerve agent. whether she will be able

london underground for example would have killed hundreds of people and to use it next to a children's playground where i have the children mean that it would have killed thirty or forty children this is this is a completely unacceptable war i can't buy a violent and deranged regime that is weakening and lashing out this is a corrupt dictatorship that has to stop. i'd like you to respond also to something else that russia has said in response to your accusations russia has implied that theresa may is trying to look strong in front of her own people to distract from political problems at home is this true. no what is true is that the president of russia is knows that he has completely failed to rebuild the a russian economy he's stolen hundreds of billions of dollars off the russian people he and his acolytes not even his cellist has got assets but a few billion dollars and he didn't get that from recording rights got more money than elton john his son in law just had to hand over two billion dollars his only qualification was to be the son in law of the president or rather the accidental this is

in the blaze now it could be yesterday because on sunday and apparently started at each children saw a playground at a children's fun zoellner and it's not yet clear what exactly started it there are two main burn. actions one is someone apparently troubled teens deliberately setting a blaze a form creating the trampoline area and another one is an electrical is a faulty electrical circuit but whatever caused the place afterwards everything that could go wrong did it first and foremost there was no fire alarm to give an early warning to the people inside secondly the sprinklers didn't seem to work at all and when people actually rushed to fire escapes some of them appear to be locked so they had to crush them hey they had to break through them or jump out of the windows some some people injured themselves doing so a lot of children and a lot of children in the lists of the dead missing some of them some of them told us it was a sunday it was the weekend so many many families took their kids to this shopping mall and one of the cinema halls was reportedly packed with small children who were watchi

there is also things like water fountains in parks and public places and children's playgrounds.on a summers day. it is those things...|j remember that taste on a summers day. it is those things... i think there is a society for water fountains. drinking fountains, not water fountains. one minute to look at this. amazon... what is this? an absurd amount of packaging that someone found for their lamp, so much so, they were able to get into it, themselves... it was a microphone stand, two feet long, but she could get into the box. they should challenge people like amazon not to have packaging all over the place. think about when there was plastic to wrap individual slices of pineapple, which they had just cut, so companies do like to over package things, let's put it that way. take it off at the supermarket till and leave it behind. it is not nice to the cashier 's and they do not like it but it is not them you are attacking, it is the only way to say, i do not want this. at least you can recycle it. can probably keep... cats would like that, a herd of cats! that is it for the pape

thatality children's playground. just steps away.s morning, there were dozens of people, posting their concerns about that sign. and here is the sign. caution hypodermic needles were found in the area. please take safety precautions to protect yourself and others. health and safety department has been contacted by rec and park supervisor, ellen mccarthy. a person on reddit said the sign was found at the children's flay ground next to the art studio. it's not been a problem in this part of the park. and earlier, called to tell me the seen was taken down this afternoon. a spokeswoman for rec and park said this signage was put up by well meaning staff of the sharon art studio last winter on exterior of the building not at the playground. after a reece bant area investigation into dirty streets. half a million views of the str video in less than 24 hours. this afternoon. the interim may your said, cleaning up the city will be a bigger priority in the next budget. i have been back and forth with the parks department. via e-mail over that

as to what caused the fire is not clear yes we do know that it apparently started at the children's playground and there are two main versions one is that somebody apparently trying apparently troubled teens said the form pits in the trampoline area a blaze deliberately another one is the electrical circuit malfunction but whatever whatever it is the all of that all of that inferno could have been avoided if the virus prevention system actually works now and behind me is a self improvised vigil and it seems that every single person in town of come here to lay flowers bring toys and light candles every single person here a state when you take it on a very deep personal level they've lost dozens of their loved ones each and every one of them just overnight now the investigation of course continues now this this shopping mall used to be a confectionery and in fact it inducted fire drills just last week so a lot of a lot of very grave and outrages flaws and missed in those drills and so the investigation is looking into that looking into how this horror became possible how this absolutely soul cru

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bridge replacing an existing bridge over howard street that links yerba buena gardens to a childrens playgroundmake a much larger public space as well as aplaza space that brings you up to that in a visible way. >> we worked on the playground to make it safe and invited and added more open space >> the area will be connected with the neighborhood. [inaudible] much better space for everyone. >> why is such a fundamental part [inaudible] could be thought of as columns and beams [inaudible] the areas that you walk to check in prior to [inaudible] all those activities [inaudible] opposed to [inaudible] we thought of ways to bring light into these occupied spaces including skylights and [inaudible] highest level of [inaudible] recycled steel. the concrete is [inaudible] >> we will be harvesting all the rain water and storm water and reusing it. >> in [inaudible] they extend down into the aquifer level of the water level which means water is being pumped out to remove the pressure and there are over 15 million gallons of water per year that maus coney center pumps out so the water is wasted. our idea

recovery operation conflicting reports describe the source of the far as may be starting the children's playground of the suggesting could have electoral trickle wiring either way really grim scene there for the fire service and thoughts of all the friends and family the people involved that this is art international we'll continue to follow that story throughout the night. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us on the world of politics or business i'm sure business i'll see you then. how does it feel to be a share of the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a king as any job there is one business model helps to run a prison we do or don't like and nobody you know visitation i don't know what comes into them or we don't have to serve them anymore it's cost effective that's what they want to do that knowing they don't give a damn if you do the chores and that they're vastly paying us to put it back into the good the louisiana incarceration rate is twice as high as the u.s.n. bridge what she could is behind such success. a. clone of welcome to world of

that in mind police have also as a precaution have just this afternoon also cordoned off a children's playground very nearby to their home they say that is just a precaution but of course with the high concentration of the nerve agent being found on their front door as well of course that pulling out all the stops there especially considering how worried that people in salt be worried about where this nerve agent could have possibly be in the city itself there had to be traces found in other areas where the script had visited traces of it not in that same high concentration but still enough of a worry for police to be able to sort of trying and limit those down but in the meantime while they do focus in on that particular site itself they are still trying to identify more witnesses and they're still coming over thousands of hours of of c.c.t.v. footage which they hope will provide a breakthrough going investigation so a go thank you for that the former french president nicolas sarkozy will face trial over claims that he misused his influence lawyers for mrs or cozy have said they will appeal aga

it will include a children's playground, dog park and community garden as well. >>> a shake up in the white house. today, words of reassurance. congresswoman jackie speer will join us next with insight on what's happening. plus -- >> we are carrying on the life of another child through our kids. >> the tragedy that brought two strangers together and how they call each other family now. >>> 7 on your side is taking your questions on twitter and facebook. post them #askfinney. >> let's go outside this friday for a look at the san francisco skyway. aren't you glad you are home watching on television or in the office? it where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price.. whether you want to stand out from the crowd or dance the night away. from a weekend getaway to that special celebration. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you've gotta get to the ross spring dress event. visit our newest stores in fruitvale and in the serramonte center. >>> as you can see, congresswoman jackie speer is in the bay area this week and joining us today. great to have you with us.

in the past hour — a cordon has been placed around a children's playground in salisbury — as a precaution sergei skripal and his daughter yulia have been mostly bleak, but today, for yulia at least, a corner appears to have been turned. in a statement, salisbury district hospital said, we are pleased to be a will to inform you that yulia skripal is improving rapidly. what today's update hasn't provided us what today's update hasn't provided us with is any news on whether there has been any long—term damage to the yulia for sergei skripal. that may become clear over the next few weeks and months as their hospital stay continues. earlier, police revealed that the nerve agent attack took place at sergei skripal‘s house about a mile from the centre of this cathedral city. the property now surrounded by a metalfence has been identified as the main location of the nerve agent. detectives say the biggest concentrations of the poison found so far were on the front door of mr skripal‘s house. three weeks ago, police officers were filmed standing close to the front door without any form of protecti

these are children on playgrounds or prisoners with work songs or 13 of these are in the book. he went back to these places and found people who had connections with these stories and documented them and documented the tunes and talked about what happens when it goes from one to another. and a shared architect. it is a privilege to work on that. that is the case with many books we handle. by one editor and another editor takes them up into different editor brings it to a solution because we all rely on our predecessors and the ways they make contact and identify process for the press and help us bring them to publications. >> who is that person? >> you talked about your time in the press and change if you see for the future of the press and communication in general. >> what changes do we see for the future of the press and communication? i might let others in the room chime in on this question. we are looking at technological changes we can't imagine. a time people will be consuming book content in ways that we haven't developed yet. all of our contracts assign rights to us to

emergency rooms treat more than 200,000 children under the age of 15 for playground related injuries.i think it's important for kids to encounter some risk and as they are developing, to learn how to make good decisions and deal with challenges and risks. i think one of the issues with this type of playground is that the environment is such that if a child does fall, and they follow all the time when they are out playing. they're going to fall. that's just part of growth and development. they are going to have more serious injuries. >> potential benefits are hard to quantify but supporters of these types of playgrounds say children aren't just playing. they are learning how to be stronger individuals and that are adults. >> they are not given a chance to build their confidence, to face risk and realize oh, i have the courage and strength to take this on. i know how to work with others. i know how to problem solve. >> we over protect our kids by always watching them and not giving them the opportunity to practice values and principles we instill in them. >> in colorado, a denver nonpro

permit, rest room and hallways, shaw alleys due to the restrictions for size, 1110 feet of playgrounds, children's areas, ticketed seating, and then within 50 feet of any construction site or equipment for the safety of the public and those engaging in expressive activities. permits may be required within open spaces. the requirement is again based upon the transit center functions and the anticipated impact to the public. for example, parades, demonstrations or religious event involving 25 or more people require a permit due to their impact on the transit center. where a permit is required, tjpa may designate areas in the transit center where activity may occur. we created expressive activities permit documents and procedures as part of the process to develop the code of conduct, and earlier martha talked about the special event permitting which is not within the scope of this item but will be discussed at a later board meeting. shifting gears away from expressive activities to public use of the facility, the rest of this presentation covers public use. this includes commercial and organized use

. >> here's a question, would you let your children play at the playground unsupervised, or stay by themselves in a can. >> a move to decriminalize a more laze fare approach to raising kids. >> well, we want to know what you think about free range parenting, the idea that parents should allow kids to roam free with less hovering. should california follow utah's lead. you can vote and see the results in real-time at the bottom of your screen throughout this report. the new utah law spells out it's not criminal neglect for parents to allow kids who show maturity and good judgment to walk to school by themselves, take the bus alone, or play outside without adult supervision. utah governor signed the bill after lawmakers signed it unanimously. it takes effect in may and it's the first law of its kind in the u.s. the bill's sponsors says we have become too hyper about protecting our kids and as a result they don't learn self-reliance. >> we want them as kids to learn how to navigate the world. >> lawmakers say they found shocking cases of the law overreaching. this couple was investigated for child

the mother of nikolas cruz involved her children in building a playground at a park and engraved their fence. the city spokesman says it was only logical to remove cruz's name now after the deadly school shooting. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines. hey, mike, sal, pam, i'll send it back to. >> thank you, dave. >>> this weekend the old u.s. mint at 5th and mission street is celebrating the history of san francisco. >> it is the third annual event. it is free to the public and will have 100 exhibits to tell the tale of the city. christien kafton joins us live from there this morning. >> reporter: if you can think of a better location than the old san francisco mint, tell me. i was just saying i don't think i had been here since i was a kid. and it is still one of those gems here in san francisco. if you take a look, this is one of the vault rooms. this is something that you will be able to check out if you come out to san francisco history days. thank you so much for joining us. thanks for bringing history alive. you're really looking to bring history alive for a new gene

children have learned to swim and have a lot of fun splashing about just a stone's throw from their homes. most villages are situed on pools like this one. they're used as laundry, bathing area, and playground >> i learned to swim last month. it's great in the water. so nice and cool. >> before i could swim i was afraid of the water. now, it's fun. reporter: children who can't swim can only watch from the bank. they need to be careful. it's very easy to slip in the mud and fall in. four-year-old rubjol says that he cannot swim, but definitely wants to learn to. for now, he only bathes where it's shallow. farjsana has set off for the next village with her mother. today there are swimming lessons taking place there. farjsana knows how to swim, and now she wants to become a swimming teacher. so she's helping the instructor. farjsana: learning how to swim is really important for us kids. many die, as my sister did, because they can't swim. reporter: sumata tasmin schumi is giving the lessons. in this mostly muslim country, female teachers aren't a common sight. her training is financed by a british organization, which has helped to set up more than 100 courses in bangladesh. sumata: i'm in the

i believe that playgrounds are important because it provides a safe place for children.ember the park before the renovation. i remember as a child that this area was a danger zone that i should avoid. i remember finding myself repulsed by the smell emitting from the park, and then, it got renovated. i was amazed by how much the park changed. the streets were cleaner than they had been since i was a child. i genuinely fell in love with the beauty of this playground, and how well it's been maintained. i also believe that playgrounds are important because of the influence they have on the community, making it more colorful and livly like at bodecker park. imagine all the kids coming together as they laugh and play together, maybe even making new friends along the way. as they grow older, they will look back and tell stories how impactful the civic center playground was to their lives. it was a place making ever lasting friendship, the place they looked forward to going to, and the place they call home. thank you so much for this beautiful park. [applause] >> hello. my name

confident alexander but stricken practically accused parents of leaving their children on attended in this anymore or at the playground because they wanted to do some shopping and he said that you know in our times it wasn't like that parents were supposedly more responsible that's his leviton it's only to. visited seema the law of the dough children though the doubt it burns so he is not and there is no interior they were in no more that time but in any case it's an extremely insensitive thing to say and thankfully put in actually cut him short but he also said mr stricken said that. you know in our times it was like that do you think that's a generational thing do you think that will change as younger officials come to the reins of power. is not always better and this isn't bad maybe they're more emotional at you and i don't know. i'm not quite sure of course if they are talking about the health of investigative committee does not need to be very empathetic actually he needs to find a thick dually who really has to be blamed so who is a response of you found already to parents who have their children in the cinemas

contract to manage the asset and public spaces. 197,250 children from soma, the entire city and tourists delight daily in a wonderful playground and ground every year. more than 150,000 children and families visit the children's creativity museum annually and leroy king carousel. there'll be someone here from the ice skating rink will enwi tell you about that. 146,000 visitors from around the nation each year come to the center for the arts. 88,000 city residents come annually to major civic and special events such as the celebration of martin luther king's birthday before a stunning fountain named in his honor. just under 100,000 city workers and residents enjoy the seriousness of outdoor musical presentations presented by the yerba buena gardens e splanade, and about 25,000 adults arrive in the year for exercise, t tai chi or just to enjoy a peaceful garden. we have people that show up to eat at the caves, visit the wonderful cultural attraction, and contribute to the overall health and well-being and social community that is vital to the soma district. so we're asking for the $20 million to continue to allow this special pl