con palace is a unique monument to history and architecture and it is the only palace of the crimea. a pearl in the world's cultural heritage. but for us crimean tars from the palace is also a symbol of our self-confidence and our identity our link to this palace along with the rebirth of our ta-ta spirit. so that like it seems today as if it were calling the crimean tars to return and to see new opportunities for themselves here. this place is sacred to us it's a bridge to our roots and to our past but it's in his lynching him so glad as a business man. yeah forty seven kings ruled the empire of the crimean tatars today the grass or forgetfulness grows over their graves. but nothing has shaken the tars resolute adherence to islam. it continues to characterize their identity and sense of unity as it has all through the highs and lows of their history. for centuries the faithful have heeded the noise ins call to prayer. in the inner courtyard of the con palace is the fountain of tears russian writer alexander pushkin immortalized in a poem the fountain of. a little. droplets of water

in the cow palace has refused to get rid of the gun shows. >>> he says the cow palace is in bad shape repairs. opponent say it is an icon that has a storied history. the beatles played here. reverend martin luther king rallied for civil rights. patterson says is a venue that deserves to be preserved. specs creating a new bureaucracy on the state fairground is a very dangerous thing to do. the real estate values of this property will just about dictate that it ends up being housing. >> reporter: the first of three public hearings will be held wednesday at the state capital. if it passes both houses, it could go to the governor by mid- september. patterson is urging everyone who loves the cow palace to contact their lawmakers. >> thank you. >>> the golden gate bridge, tolls are going up. they voted overwhelmingly to approve increases that will take place over the next five years. starting july 1 tolls will go up by $.35. increases by that same amount will follow every year for the next five years. fast track customers will see a hike from seven dollars to $8.75 by 2023, drivers who rece

all performing at the cow palace. >> there are lots of other places to build houses. you don't need to bulldoze history and an important community asset. >> reporter: state senator wiener says there could be a compromise. >> you could have the cow palace there and take a portion of this massive parking lot and turn it into housing and retail. >> reporter: at the cow palace, katie neilson, kpix5. >> if the bill passes it would pass ownership of the cow palace to the local board january of 2021. there is a subcommittee hearing next wednesday to discuss the bill. >>> fema mistakenly exposed the personal information of millions of disaster victims. according to homeland security's inspector general, the victims included survivors of california's wild fires in 2017. and also, several hurricanes. the report says that fema provided a private contractor with sensitive data that was not necessary. like, bank account details. that error put 2.3 million people at risk of identity theft and fraud. federal officials say nay are working with the same contractor to remove the data f

decide the future of the cow palace. if we look at it over the years it makes no sense for us to allow within our city limits or near our city limits things like gun shows that promote and provide access to weapons that we don't even allow in our city limits, that we don't allow in the state of california. and it goes against our values. so not only will this give us the ability to stop the gun shows and to fight something that continues to go against what we promote and what we fight for here in our city, but it also allows us the opportunity to determine what activities, what events take place at the cow palace, or to determine what we want to do with the future of the cow palace as a whole. i cannot see any reason why we would not want that ability as this body and as this city to provide that oversight. and to have the ability to determine what happens in the place like the cow palace. so i'm very supportive of this resolution. i hope that my colleagues really get behind this resolution that supports -- this bill pre

. >>> the cow palace, why a senator is facing opposition to a bill that could turn it into affordableousing. >>> next-generation operators, giving them the tools to start their own businesses. coming up. >>> still tracking rain across portions of the bay area, the system will be on the move. possibly some good news for your we can forecast. we have that coming up. >>> new tonight, control of the cow palace is at the center of a new bill that is headed for its first public hearing in sacramento. scott later introduced legislation that would ship control from the state for the currently controls the facility to a new authority made up of members of the that new authority would have the power to decide whether to continue to operate the cow palace, or come up with a plan to build affordable housing. it would also ban gun shows. >> cow palace basically ignores the local community and the gun shows are one example of that. people have been wanting those gun chose to go away for decades. and the cow palace has refused to get rid of the gun shows. >> reporter: creating a new bureaucracy, i s

opposite the need you can find the old trade exchange it is as beautiful as a palace and here you can also find an old acquaintance your one voice. he studied in life and he was thrilled with a life in an elegant cosmopolitan city. talk your life some one thousand kilometers east of life in bets where our weekly bureau video comes from. sent us holiday readings from japan thank you very much and here's your video. now i am on my way to the block six districts on might cease westside. until germany's reunification block fits within this trio area. the fall of the wall brought the end of industrial production here but the workshops remain they attract people with ideas we need the space and freedom to experiment. the best and most famous example is the constant screaming mill within a short time it's taken over as the heart of the flights the start seems. to date flocks. it's a popular residential district it was a rough diamond course that was disappearing more and more. the vest back was once a valve factory today it's an open location for anybody with a project to make it a reality f

quote me on a war on what they thought palace started it was for both. his installation the giants of the renaissance for example shows the best known works by raphael michel angelo and leonardo da vinci digitalized animated and accompanied by music this form of presentation is known as immersion it's taking the art world by storm and fits in here perfectly. for one leipzig is a changing city one and transformation in upheaval and that is what we focus on here. back in the good order. the building stood empty for nearly ten years then in twenty thirteen two private enthusiasms bullshit and game. purpose. projects that combine art technology and science are becoming a trademark of the const craft fair. game is to get younger visitors in particular interested in the art world. the immersion installations remain a central element. of the changing exhibitions not only define the spaces they allow visitors to enter fascinating worlds the possibilities offered when technology and art go hand in hand are impressive. the much. secrets lie behind these walls find

it would ban gun shows at the cow palace. >> the cow palace ignores the local community and the gun shows are one example of that. the people have been wanting those gun shows to go away for decades and the cal palace has refused to get rid of the gun shows. >> creating a new bureaucracy is dangerous. the real estate values of this property will dictate that it ends up being housing. >> the cal palace is celebrating its 78th birthday next month. >>> if you feeling lucky the powerball jackpot is above 600 million bucks and the next drawing is tonight. we have more from fremont and i would imagine it doesn't look like it is open yet so you have not bought a ticket, right? >> reporter: that's right. frank. it doesn't open until 8:00 but the reason why we are out here at this convenient store in fremont is because it is a lucky retailer. we will push in and you will see exactly why. there is a check on the front of this store for $10 million. a winning ticket for $10 million was sold here in january of 2018. so of course this is where i'm sure a lot of people will come today to get their tick

in the palace of the revolution in havana, a ceremonial welcome.the left, the president, who is taking cuba into the post—castro era. president miguel diaz—canel took over last year, and last night, he and prince charles sat down for talks. pleasantries rather than politics, but the very fact that charles is here at all is a clear sign that britain wants to build a relationship with cuba and a visit by the heir to the british throne undoubtedly helps. royal visits aren't so much about detail, that's all left to the politicians. these visits are all about striking the right note and creating the right ambience. and here in cuba, that means connecting with some of the things for which cuba is famous. music ballet is one thing at which cubans excel. charles and camilla visited a ballet school run by carlos acosta, formerly principal guest artist at the royal ballet in london. does he, a cuban, think his country is changing? i think so, consistently, for a long time, there's a sense of evolving, at a cuban pace. but we are getting there, definitely. th

palace also had their share of luck, scott dann getting away from this. foot curl, a piece of art from anthony knockaert sealing a huge three points in the fight against relegation. albion fans will be dancing all the way down the m23. there was a first win for brendan rodgers as leicester manager — they beat fulham 3—1. jamie vardy with two goals — managerless fulham surely on tehir way back to teh championship. ——way back to the championship. they've been brilliant since i've arrived here, and like i say, it's nice to start with a win. and of course, they received me very well. at what was important was their support for the team. i think they've seen the intent of what we've tried to do and that connection between them and the players was going to be very important, so a very good win for us. i know it's been a difficult place at home this season. he will be pleased to get that first win under his belt since taking on fulham after the sacking of claude puel. this is the bottom of the table tonight. and huddersfield lost to bournemouth today — they rema

even that story is disputed by the palace.tant comparisons. >> essentially kate is no deviation of the norm. she's very much the british girl next door. >> where kate is celebrated for wearing an off the shoulder dress, megan is accused of breaking protocol. when meghan wears dark nail polish it's called a vulgar fashion move. >> she's very much what you envision when you think of the word princess. frankly, she's white. someone like meghan is a deviation. she's foreign as an american, black heritage, a divorcee and somebody i don't think the average member of the british public thinks of when they think of royal family or duchess at all. >> reporter: a cnn royal source accepts the duchesses aren't best friends. they may not call each other or hang out, but they are friendly and they text. stories about a rift are click bait they add. it's the click bait online trolls are linking to and using against meghan markle. on twitter we investigated the most commonly used anti-meghan hashtags. we analyzed tweets and discovered 20 acco

farmers are particularly hard hit this week they vented their anger right outside the presidential palace and when i was iris. they traveled eighty kilometers with tractors and lots of produce to the center of point of cyrus . hundreds of argentinian vegetable producers from the surrounding area of the capital including javier front on this. it's a vegetable protest we either so vegetables at a fair price or even give them away to the argentinians who need them. the farmers are angry most of them run family businesses they oppose state aid for large farms and the country's economic crisis has taken a toll on them spiralling inflation is eating up their profits how the air can hardly make ends meet on his three and a half hector's of land. picking up without incident. small farmers have to cover our costs somehow our expenses for seeds for example are in us dollars but our income is in argentina's weak peso because i wasn't with them. during the last protest a few weeks ago police deployed pepper spray to disperse them not only caught that is the city of buenos aires is against our actions

the cathedral stands just south of the royal palace franco lived at the palace for a ton after the civil war. after their interviews at the rally antonio and maria stopped for coffee. and tonio is researching the relationship between franco's government and the catholic church the church is the second largest property in spain after the federal government and antonio is preparing a report on its assets the church supported franco and in return acquired considerable new powers. and there is. another word that go financial new year the catholic church in spain is an earthly kingdom that's worth billions of dollars there but church lost its privileges during the second republican the one nine hundred thirty s. but its support for franco soon paid off. in one thousand thirty seven the bishops announced that the civil war was a christian crusade in return franco approved legislation that allowed the church to register public buildings as private property for a small fee of all the bishops had to do was sign a few papers as i was going to have it that happened here for the church of st barbara

palace star for having to spend more time deleting comments on the social media platforms.nd reporting abuses. >> there's definitely unspoken interest in what the baby will look like. there's been a lot of talk on twitter. not just from racists but also people that are very pro-meghan about whether the baby will have an afro, all these kind of coded conversations happening about what the baby will look like. it sounds really horrible to think but a lot of people have offered up the idea that the blacker the baby look, the worse its treatment will be. >> reporter: our royal source tells us they even had to preblock the n-word on instagram. plus emojis of knives and guns. >> cnn royal correspondent max foster is joining us now from london. max, fascinating report there. is there concern this online hate could translate into actual violence? >> reporter: well, yes. we often think of, you know, media tension and diana when we think of the royal family but actually palace minds very much focused on an incident last year when an image was posted online calling for him to be shot

inside buckingham palace. providing some added sparkle at a buckingham palace dinner party.elbows with a real lawyer. human rights lawyer amal in a design by stella. mccartney joining a host of celebrities for a prince's trust charity dinner at the palace. the clooneys whoade their home in the uk have become close to harry and megan, attendinghe couple's glamorous wedding in 2018. amal, mother of twins, providing help and advice to the soon-to-be first-time mom. along with tennis superstar serena williams. it's also rumored the clooneys provided their jet so heavilypr nant meghan could travel comfortably. meghan spoke out about female empowerment on women's day. >> if tngs are wrongnd there is a lack of justice and there's an inequality, then someone needs t say something and why not me? reporter: george clooney recently slamming the media for attacking her, she is a woman who is seven months pregnant, meghan insisting it doesn't get to her. >> we make a choice on what we click on, what we read, what we engage in. >> reporter: a celebrity friendship that seems to have become

neither watford or crystal palace have won the trophy in their hands.ant to still be standing. neither team had conceded a goal, but that record came to an end for palace when this happened. best hopes of an equaliser will come from a striker who scores four goals in three games against watford. it very nearly became five and four. watford did not keep as in 2016, and he was paid. this match would finish but the same score line, except it was watford who was celebrating this time. the winner, exactly two minutes after coming on as a substitute. cheers, tears, and watford is a step closer to winning the real thing. did something amazing for us, the players, staff, the supporters, it is an important day to have a chance to enjoy a semifinals, it is something i think we're keeping the same level, competing well, and we are going to enjoy this moment. let's get the latest from what ‘s turning out to be an extraordinary match at the liberty satdium, where manchester city are facing championship swansea, as it stands the premier league champions trail by 2 go

are three top aides in the palace. the most important one is alexi, who is the secretary general.'s right-hand man. he has a key strategic position. ofis chief o of -- his chief cabinet isis alsonone of thosesn theble and the head of security of the palace is also been cast by the sesenate ass meonone who may hahave perjured itself bececause they testififid before the senate committee that of anvestigating the cases macron,d of emmanuel who has been accused of violence during a may day demonstration and since then, they are held his position and negotiated contracts. -- third was to post a say was supposed to say whether those people who testified light to them. another police officer clearly lied. they would recommend to prosecutors to look into those cases. what was not sure was whether the top aides, because it is very sensitive, they would recommend the prosecutor to look ininto the case. infuriating for the executive, because this points the finger to emmanuel macron. -- genie:at happens what happens next? this is bad. when the senate commisission put out its conclusion a mon

a needless foul after the break, allowing palace to come back into the game.ainst relegation. albion fans will be dancing all the way down the m23. there was a first win for brendan rodgers as leicester manager — they beat fulham 3—1. jamie vardy with two goals — managerless fulham surely on tehir way back to the championship. and huddersfield lost to bournemouth today — they remain bottom — 16 points from safety. relegation all but certain. as it is, you feel, for fulham. but you can see how compact it is, 16 is within six points of each other at the bottom of the table. —— six teams. at the top, manchester city extending their lead over second place. liverpool of course play tomorrow against burnley. tottenham will be looking nervously over their shoulders because manchester united as i was saying could pull level if they win tomorrow. a huge match to come. and arsenal and chelsea in action as well. it's getting very tight, of the exciting, and if it's tight at the exciting, and if it's tight at the bottom of the premier league it certainly getting very tigh

the government also organized and anti imperialist protests close to the presidential palace. blamed the opposition and the united states for the power cuts so clearly. they were conducting highly scientific energy attacks with advanced technology what our experts call electromagnetic attacks against the transmission lines to generate interruptions in the process of national reconnection. venezuelans are already struggling with an unprecedented economic crisis of the past few days has allowed the opposition to gain ground in areas they were not able to reach before i. asked. medina's a former venezuelan diplomat who resigned in twenty seventeen to protest against murderous policies he says power outages in venezuela stem from government corruption. these regimes thrives on chaos they actually created that's why it is a self-inflicted economic meltdown due to grand corruption interest as you can see in the electrical industry. for example and company it was a suit a briefcase company that took on a one year the same year where they were created of more than eleven contracts tha

they lost 2—0 at crystal palace.southampton and burnley, means they'll play in the championship next season. jan sievert‘s side have taken just 14 points this season. their demise, thejoint earliest relegation in premier league history. personally, i know that in life there is a failure and success and it locks it together. we as a club have to learn about our failure during the season and the best way to solve it. the performance proved that, in a way. in the end, you have to go through all the details through the season and prepared to come back stronger. elsewhere, everton are up to ninth in the premier league after a 2—0 win at west ham. kurt zouma headed them in front after just 5 minutes at the london stadium. seamus coleman then set up bernard for their second. west ham boss manuel pellegrini said they had a complete disaster and described their performance as the worst of the year. we mentioned movement at the top of the premier league today as well. manchester city are back on top after a 2—0 victory at fulh

the keeper inside the palace of westminster.mons well under way, there have been several key contributions so farfrom have been several key contributions so far from those putting forward their own options. before we progress here, let's just listen to some of the contribute and made so far. mr speaker, this really is a five minutes to midnight for this parliament, for this government, and for our country. we desperately need to find a way out of this mess. our country has spent two years tied up in knots by the prime minister's incompatible red lines which offered such a narrow interpretation of the referendum result. a50 2—48 vote was certainly not an instruction for a disastrous no deal or a hard canada style job destroying brexit. in a divided country and a divided parliament, finding and sustaining a compromise that most people can support is a noble endeavour. after years of paralysing conflict, we have a moral duty to open our minds this afternoon and reach for a compromise that will allow us to put the interminable brexi

there is also this needless foul after the break, allowing palace to come into the game.. albion fans will be dancing all the way down the m23. brighton now level on points with palace after that win — five points clear of the drop. things looking desparate now for huddersfield, they lost 2—0 at home to bournmouth. they're 13 points from safety with just eight games left to play this season. manchester city play watford in the late kick off, the score is 0—0. celtic were held to a goal—less draw by aberdeen in the scottish premiership this afternoon. good wins today too for livingston, mortherwell and hearts. ——motherwell and hearts. it's getting very, very exciting at the top of the championship. leaders norwich won last night, then sheffield united went second by beating rotherham in the day's early kick off. but they didn't stay there for very long because leeds are back in second after beating bristol city by a goal to nil. patrick ba mford with the only goal of the game. all the day's results are on the bbc sport website and app. after a four year boycott, lasting mo

fact that san francisco finally has a world-class arena is an amazing thing, no disrespect to the palacehave played many times back in its heyday, but it is nice they have a facility right here in san francisco itself. so the fact that we have been invited by the organization to be part of this opening-night is an amazing thing, and as somebody who has championed san francisco for 35 years, it makes us incredibly proud. >> it is funny you mention the cow palace and you're opening chase center with the san francisco symphony. the last time the warriors played on this side of the bay in a game of any import was actually at the cow palace when they won the world championship in the spring of 75 beating the washington bullets i am a san francisco native so i remember everything that happens in daly city. >> to larson and james, obviously you have done this before, but what is the difference in what is it like, a rock band of your reputation performing with the san francisco symphony? >> their snort -- there's more people on stage, that's for sure and there is real musicians on stage. [laught

but some cow palace supporters fear that a joint powers authority would only look at the value of the real estate. >> not the place to solve the housing crisis. that's for sure. there are lots of other places to build houses. you don't need to bulldoze history and an important community asset. >> leaving that open to the possibility of compromise. there is a state senate sub commit hearing planned on wednesday to discuss this bill. >>> and we have an update this morning to a bizarre story that we told you about last week. a santa rosa homeowner set up naked mannequins in his garden as a form of protest. it was in response to the city who ordered him to hack his 6- foot fence in half after he complained. two of those mannequins are missing and the homeowner says they were stolen because his fence was too low. >>> hey, good morning, everybody. enjoying your coffee? a little breakfast, thought i'd just give you a minute of sports if you can stand that. i've got some great finishes, college basketball, not so great finishes with your golden state warriors. what happened last night? this g

closest aides the other is generally on a lever on the head of security at the elysee presidential palace. in the report senators accuse them of incoherence contradictions and emissions particularly when it comes the exact task delegated to alex on globe in iowa. but he didn't to shore the presidency. i don't want there to be ambiguity around that issue according to documents they gathered. senators say this isn't coherence and alex on club and allowed did have a major role in the president's security. the french courts must now decide a false testimonies were given under oath during these hearings. a crime punishable by five years in prison and a seventy five thousandnd euro fine. why is a french politics have sent mock perelman with more on the french government's reactio? a reacteded by saying. that it's a political vendetta - all of them a spokesperson for the government the head of the ruling -- party and this is actually what the reaction was a month ago when -- the send commission came up with this -- reports we even saw a very and you mr get out of his office and tell the cameras

is my son's the project in calcutta was very unusual it was set in an old palace and it led a different kind of storytelling emerged that way the rooms had been sealed off it was as if the life that had taken place there before had stood still and it was like a fairy tale where everybody had fallen asleep in time passes over them the pictures on the wall fade dust settles everywhere the skies travelling has always been a part of the way we see ourselves right from the beginning it defines our longing and our self image of first then. initially but it's danced along with her ensemble she was seeking new forms of expression also with other performing arts dance alone has never been enough for her up front fee i started taking dance lessons when i was five until the age of about twelve. it was only after. i discovered post modern dance and contact improvisation with some and all of these techniques of consciousness and perception that i really developed an interest in studying dance concert studio during a five year stint as an artistic director of bilin shelby interferes a session of arts

what the palace is telling us. >> they get on. >>> and the new "aladdin" giving us something to singbout. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everybody, but we have new details today about the bombshell news. felicity huffman arrested. lori loughlin busted too for allegedly using bribes to get their children into university. >> it's all part of a massive fbi sting operation that has a name right out of hollywood. >> operation varsity blues culminated early this morning. >> i do want them to have somewhat of a normal college experience. maybe because i didn't have that. >> deception and fraud, fake test scores, fake athletic credentials, fake photographs, bribed college officials. >> i think particularly mothering, if you do it badly, they're going to need you their whole life. >> felicity huffman and lori loughlin were among the 50 people indicted today. it's among what prosecutors call the largest college admission scam ever. "e.t." has learned felicity was arrested earlier today at her l.a. home. lori however, is still wanted. when agents went to her home, they were to

. >>> and then the glam night at buckingham palace.ow she's helping meghan prepare for babies. >>> and the most dumped man in bachelor history comes to "e.t.." is colton finally feeling the love? >> i do. most people say that i don't. >>> and our "big bang" exclusive. the stars remember the auditions that changed their lives. >> i didn't get it the first time around. i was too young. >> you're still too young for some roles. >> yeah. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> aunt becky from "full house" taken into custody by fbi agents. that is a sentence i never thought would come out of my mouth. i'm at the federal courthouse in downtown los angeles where lori loughlin appeared in court today just one day after felicity huffman faced a judge. we have the latest on both stars and their alleged roles in the largest college cheating scam in history. >> it doesn't seem like you have had very many pitfalls. >> thank you very much. we have had our moments. >> you could say today was a moment. lori loughlin surrendered to the fbi and was take