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it is lovely to be in a stunningly beautiful city. naturally beautiful. and the other two things i noticed were the incredibly large homeless problem, which i now know is connected to affordable housing issue in the city, and i have lived prior to coming here in india for 2 years. that tells you how extreme it is even compared to places that we might think are worse. then i noticed the very low percentage of people who are african-american coming from cities i served in like dc and new york. it is a very diverse city in many ways. i'm beginning to unpacked -- unpacked the history around that. >> do you find it more challenging to be a church here in san francisco than on the east coast?>> yes. i've heard it said that this is one of the most secular cities in the u.s., with some of the lowest attendance rate. i think building community in san francisco is clearly important. so many people come from other places and they left their families behind. there is this yearning for people to be together and create unity. and, i think because of the city of progress

cities on earth. one of the most beautiful.g about the champs-elysees, where cars are on fire and windows are broken. there have been some 700 arrests. 31,000 people by count. in other parts of the france as well. greg palkot will be on the ground, is on the ground. we will be going to him later this hour. he lived at one time in paris and he said that he has never seen anything like this. these protesters out originally to -- in response to a fuel tax hike by emmanuel macron. that fuel tax hike was suspended and canceled altogether, but that's not calmed the protesters. they are angry about the economic policies in france, among other things, and we want to bring this to you. the police chief in a town in northwestern italian coastal city, on the highway towards france, said that these protesters, these yellow vest french protesters have blocked the border with italy. it's not just in paris where they're out in force rioting. causing damages in marseille, nice, and along the border. and joining me is congressman adam kinsley.

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local slope we visit a nice polity for a man this she lives in the largest city of brazil insult polo and shows us the most beautiful places there. may be the best welcome to sell paulo i'm on the east and i'm a poly stana that's what they call the locals here today i'm going to show you my city we're starting on the main street the oven eat up let's go. i'm going to the other nato is the heart of sao paolo companies multinationals banks museums and other institutions are all headquartered here so paolo is brazil's most important financial cultural and economic center. i. was just during the week the traffic is chaotic here but on sundays cars are banned and there's a lot happening on the streets because of the dogs not for. the better. i think i mean there's dancing everywhere and free dance courses this one is the popular summer rock. this is. i'm. the for you to act at this hour paolo is also on the oven it's our city landmark. and it's the most renowned art museum in brazil because it has the largest collection of european art in latin america. so it contains work by such artists as renoir the brazilian artists

. >> we're a bit nervous, especially because of parts of the beautiful city. >> reporter: and tourists. >> we are really afraid of what is going on. because of the news, it looks really -- like it scares a lot. >> reporter: the movement, which began last month in response to the country's fuel price hikes, has evolved into a broader protest against french president emanuel macrom's government. earlier this week, macrom announced tax hikes would be suspended and not go into effect next year, as planned. the move did little to calm protesters. >> people don't want to stop now, because we just want the president to get out. and i don't know. maybe the negotiations they are doing now will just stop it for a little while. >> reporter: now business owners are hoping the damage will be minimal. >> we hope the police will be here to get rid of hooligans, and we keep our fingers crossed we'll still be here monday morning. >> reporter: kim hutcherson, kpix 5. >> in all authorities say they detained 700 people, and more than 50 have been injured in the protest. >>> today marks one month since the

it was a seat of royal power to one nine hundred eighteen so the city had to be made beautiful. visual character the city has inherited from its history makes it very welcoming and attractive. of many people want to restore and preserve that. is that. the holiday season is peace. season for pastry chefs they make sweet cakes typical of the region and pretty leans a favorite is a bust of the famous prussian queen louisa. the fig one is in the tradition of course the figures are closely tied into the history of pots and since louisa was a very positive figure customers like to give her likeness as a present to call for st from. potsdam is also a very modern city even if the old prussia lives on at every turn that includes the christmas market here visitors can enjoy tinsel and holiday lights in one particular color. all courses flowers will bloom pression blue is generally associated first with the uniforms of the old prussian army as me then. make under the soldier king the colors of all the different uniforms were standardized with prussian blue only from father to file i placed

fears of locals ....local resident: "we are a little bit nervous, especially because paris is a beautiful citynd tourists...russian tourist: "we are really afraid of what is going on because on the news it looks really, like it scares a lot"the movement, which began last month in response to the country's fuel price hikes, has evolved into a broader protest against president emmanuel macron's government.president trump blames the paris climate accord for the violence. earlier this week macron announced the tax hikes... meant to combat climate change... would be suspended and not go into effect next year as planned.(nats)the move did little to calm protesters. protester: people don't want to stop now because we just want the president to get out. i don't know. maybe the negotiations they are doing now will just stop the movement for a little while. now business owners are just hoping the damage will be minimal.shop owner: "we hope that the police will be here to get rid of hooligans, and we keep our fingers crossed that we will still be here monday morning."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (justin

it's such a beautiful city. >> anthony: no, next brazil then to japan.e good stuff, too. i, i have a couple of happy minutes there where i'm thinking, "ah, life is pretty good." ♪ ♪ >> anthony: this is cool, i'm enjoying this. >> nicolas: yeah. it's like the movies but cheaper. >> anthony: yeah, right. >> nicolas: the pilot of the airplane saying hi to the kids. >> anthony: wow. what's in the box, man, what's in there? >> nicolas: oh. here we have wittebeer which is, like, workman's bitter. it's a kind of vermouth. >> anthony: yeah, i'll have some of that. ♪ ♪ >> nicolas: so, how did you do in therapy? >> anthony: my therapy? oh, i feel all better now. >> nicolas: yeah? >> anthony: all better. >> anthony: what do you think? how, how, i mean, is there hope for me? >> marina: um -- wow. [ laughs ] >> anthony: oh boy. that's not, that doesn't sound promising. >> marina: i think what is good is that you start thinking, or keep thinking about what's wrong in your life, what do you want to change, and, especially, what do you feel you can change. >> anthony: i

fears of locals ....local resident: "we are a little bit nervous, especially because paris is a beautiful city tourists... russian tourist: "we are really afraid of what is going on because on the news it looks really, like it scares a lot"the movement, which began last month in response to the country's fuel price hikes, has evolved into a broader protest against president emmanuel macron's government. president trump blames the paris climate accord for the violence.earlier this week macron announced the tax hikes... meant to combat climate change... would be suspended and not go into effect next year as planned. (nats)the move did liesters.peo because we just want the president to get out. i don't know. maybe the negotiations they are doing now will just stop the movement for a little while.now business owners are just hoping the damage will be minimal.shop owner: "we hope that the police will be here to get rid of hooligans, and we keep our fingers crossed that we will still be here monday morning."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcader

it's right in the heart of san francisco, right in front of this beautiful city hall. this was done which none other than willie productions, who specializes in quality ice around the world as well as quality film. it started in a partnership back in 1990. some of you might remember. it was the pepsi-crystal light ice rink, and then, willie partnered with kris kristi yamaguchi. and we have the ice rink in union square. it's celebrating its 11th season down there. so the winter park at civic center is expanding its legacy by providing an all-new experience for the bay area community with the first ice track in the city. now it is my pleasure and it is my honor to introduce a very special guest to tell you all about the exciting partnership with the city of san francisco and willie b. productions. please join me in welcoming mayor london breed. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: wow. what a beautiful day today in civic center. are we excited about the opening of this new winter park? raise your hand if you are going to get out there with some ice skates. in fact, we ar

in point what happened just west of seattle today where they had a tornado touch down in the beautiful city. all the activity is going up and over a ridge of high pressure between this low and this ridge, the storm track. notice it's close to us but not right over us. we're watching the storms go up and over and we're getting the southern periphery of the rain. it's in sonoma county today and friday it will migrate farther south the next time a weather system moves through. tomorrow morning low clouds and fog, tomorrow afternoon mainly sunny skies including those of you in lake and mendocino county, cloudy today. you will get sunshine tomorrow. thursday the opposite, we increase the cloud cover on thursday, especially in the afternoon and there's the next wave of rainfall, once again the majority of the rain staying north, but the entire bay area could get a chance of a shower late thursday night into friday morning. we're talking about 1/20 of an inch of rainfall except up towards ukiah. it's not much but some and may slow you down early friday morning. locally dense fog tonight, sunny and

it's right in the heart of san francisco, right in front of this beautiful city hall.

ethan akay, local resident: "we are a little bit nervous, especially because paris is a beautiful citywe enjoy the life, it's like dolce vita, because of those people, they broke everything, tourists are afraid. we are scared to lose the tourists."christophe aubineau, shop owner: "we don't really know, all of us are asking ourselves what we have to do right now. for starters we won't open. none of the local businesses will open, each time. and we hope that the police will be here to get rid of hooligans, and we keep our fingers crossed that we will still be here monday morning.">(catherine) morning.">(catherine) students at hundreds of high schools in france also took to the streets to protest recent government reforms to education. the eiffel tower, the louvre museum and other famous landmarks will be closed for the protests. in-50fr (ken) a c-v-s employee is still trying to process everything that has happened to him in less than two weeks. he had a job working at c-v-s for five years in greenfield, indiana.(catherine) and the choice he made-- cost him his job. eric feldman explains.

i know that when you come to paris it's always this beautiful city. the french accent, the good food. this is cliche. this is over. there's a terrible economic crisis in france. president emmanuel macron wanted to come to reform. it was not done by francois hollande or czar cok nicolas sa jacques chirac. then he backed up several times he created what is called the jupiter effect. but people in the streets wanted him to be with them, he did not do that and when he tried it was not sometimes the best way to do it. he's paying for his communication mistake. he's paying for his image of a person who wants to do something but doesn't understand what's happening in the streets for people who are suffering and christiane, the middle-class is suffering. the democracy in many countries is upset. that's what's happening in france. there's a clash of two societies that the moment and in france it's not donald trump but it's almost a revolution. >> these are incredibly apocalyptic views and very strange because president emmanuel macron, he said to me when i got

especially parts of the beautiful city. >> reporter: and tourists. >> we are afraid of what's going on. on the news, it looks like really -- it scares a lot. >> reporter: the movement, which began last month in response to the country's fuel price hikes has evolved into a broader protest against emanuel macron's government. earlier this week, macron announced tax hikes would be suspended and not go into effect next year as planned. the move did little to calm protesters. >> people don't want to stop now, because we just want the president to get out. and i don't know. maybe the negotiations they are ding now will just stop them for a little while. >> reporter: now, business owners are just hoping the damage will be minimal. >> we hope that the police will be here to get rid of hooligans, and we keep our fingers crossed that we'll still be here monday morning. >> reporter: kim hutcherson, kpix 5. >>> and back here in the u.s. tonight, texas is digging out after getting slammed with snow, and the wild winter weather isn't over yet. cbs reporter kenneth craig with the warning for the east

portland is a beautiful city. there are normal people, nice people who live there.ink? not everyone in portland agrees with antifa. do they have a voice? >> i think the gene use in antifa is actually in their name. because they put themselves in a position where it's actually very hard for left leaning or left wing politicians to criticize because then it sounds like you're against anti fash shifts which sounds like a noble thing to be, right? and so for a long time portland residents were reluctant to be too critical of this movement. as portland has been victimized through various riots, i think more normal people are waking up and seeing that this movement is a little bit indiscriminate in who they target. they've targeted just regular citizens for example trying to drive through, trying to pass through or trying to run a business. and hopefully with what i'm doing by trying to go to these protests as they happen and bring attention to it, more people will wake up and realize that we're not dealing with a noble anti fascist movement it's an anti government, anti

used for sacrifices at the center of matthew picchu lies the palace the political heart of the city the beauty and precision of the stone walls show that the priests and nobility ruled here today we know that the blocks were shaped with bronze and stone tools and then ground against each other until the pieces fitted like a jigsaw puzzle. the trapeze shaped door and window openings are typical of architecture they were important for the structural stability of the openings which were often some mounted by blocks of stone weighing many tons the sacred plaster is also known as the and closure of the sun. to the south of the house of the high priest. to the east the temperate of three windows the incas believe that infinity was reflected in them. who. to the north the open front of the main temple. beyond the main temple lies the ceremonial hole the interior walls contain thirteen knishes it's assumed that an oracle was consulted here to ask the council of the gods the voice of anyone speaking into one of the knishes is magnified and can be heard throughout the whole. the religious center of much

entrance, there, as james was saying, these are narrow streets around the old part of strasbourg, beautiful cityt of security anyway, but beasley, stepped up once news of the shooting of march. it was about an hour and 40 minutes ago now that the first report appeared, a little after eight o'clock local time, seven o'clock uk time. we understand from one eyewitness, that a tourist may have been the victim. there had been some unconfirmed reports that the gunman had been shot, but people are being encouraged to evacuate and leave, so whether that means the gunman is still alive, or they fear that they may be others involved in this incident, is not clear. there is no official confirmation of that. we do know that president macron cut short a meeting after being informed. he is being kept informed of the update, and he has... that is the quoting of an official at the elusive paris, the president's official residence. let me bring you... let's move on now to what would have been our top story this evening, had the votes not been deferred, which was due to take place at seven. and that was the brexi

it was a seat of royal power to one nine hundred eighteen so the city had to be made beautiful. centrally the visual character of the city is inherited from its history makes it very welcoming and attractive. of many people want to restore and preserve. it dates back to the first known as the soldier came he was a big fan of the ones and hope to profit from the country's know how. people and master builders. to date the quarter is the margin. in germany. i was born near the dutch border so i always used to think what's so special about this place. but the soldier king gave me the same feeling here two hundred fifty years later that he wanted to achieve back then of being at home. christmas tradition is celebrated here. on one of the weekends sinterklaas comes to town. take the opportunity to show off their. version. plus makes his rounds. another institution in potsdam more french than dutch is the country salif and he said to us the holiday season is peak season for pastry chefs they make sweet cakes typical of the region and pretty leans a favorite is a bust of the famous pruss

city. you'll enjoy fine meals and use beautiful lake havasu. you'll enjoy a tour of the city and london bridge development area. so fly now. it can be the most rewarding trip of your life. >> we lived in chicago and my son had gotten to the doctor and the doctor told her if she didn't get a kind of -- a couple years my kad drove us to michigan and woez working outside at st. marie. it's probably colder. and he came home one day. my mom wasn't expecting him this weekend. he only came home on the weekends because of the drive. he said i'm moving to arizona. do you want to go with me? they came out an a plight and knew they're going to retire here. that is is why we've ended up out here. >> he had land here and put one in new york and one in detroit and if you came out, wanted his flights he stayed at the havasu resort hotel located where city buildings are now. so my parents decided to take the weekend to go to arizona. my mother was into purchasing interstate. there are people from michigan and from my understanding is that a lot of developments

. ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ >> beautiful shot from new york city, beautiful christmas decorationsred lights on the trees out front and the american flag flying at half staff, honoring president george hw bush. had down to new york city if you can, the rockefeller christmas tree. someone apparently not feeling the christmas spirit, seemingly random attack caught on camera. look at this video. a homeless man shoving a stranger. look at that, right into oncoming traffic in los angeles. this oncoming truck pinning the man under its wheels. the suspect behind bars and could be charged with attempted murder, good grief. another dramatic moment caught on camera, a deputy teams up with good samaritans to rescue a man inside a burning truck. watch this. that texas deputy helping free the man's leg, bystanders pulling them to safety before the truck burst into flames. he was airlifted with serious injuries. amazing videos there. time for the good, the bad and the ugly, santa claus get down on one knee to thank a veteran for his service. he said we owe you a debt of gratitude to all the men.

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for i am looser the prophetess legend has it that i am the mother of prague i saw the city in all her beauty long before she was built. would you like to accompany me on a brief journey through time. in the beginning was the river the latter of course everything began with her here my city of prague was born a thousand years ago. to be honest she was only a little castle at first a backwater of history until the fourteenth century there came a ruler who made her the center of europe charles the fourth king of bohemia and holy roman emperor a visionary who planned everything in style with him progs golden age began he summoned the best architects. prague castle rock county became his residence the hub of the holy roman empire three courtyards the cathedral the royal palace forty thousand square metres of power and imposing labyrinth to which each succeeding century made its additions st vitus cathedral the consummate union of the power of church and state and we owe it to charles the fourth for me the cathedral is a holy place the place where our kings were crowned the stone seemed to defy gr

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people have been pretty vocal in their views today in the beautiful city centre of worcester.uture. many people where uttering the refrain we have heard, wejust wa nt the refrain we have heard, wejust want this to be got on with. we just wa nt want this to be got on with. we just want brexit to happen. i am joined now by some shoppers today in worcester. and i ask whether you are leave remain? remain. so you both voted remain. what do you make of the latest development of the vote of no—confidence? the latest development of the vote of no-confidence? it beggars belief however new one would think it is a good time to enter into such a thing. who will be the big white knight to come forward and say they can negotiate with europe and they have made it clear that they are not up have made it clear that they are not up from moving. so you think it is playing politics at the moment? at lily. i can see anything else but. not at this late stage that is what i keep hearing, that it is late to this. rafa let them get on with brexit. this is not going to happen —— this is not going to he

celebrating both the city's prewar golden age and contemporary music trends, the music hall offers a vision of beirut comfortable with its past and living in the moment. this beautifuland iconic building is city hall and it's from that balcony that mandela gave his first speech after being released from prison. back then, this entire area was completely jam—packed with people, eager to catch a glimpse of him and hear what he had to say. but almost a quarter of a century after the end of apartheid in 1994, i wanted to see how far these hopes for the rainbow nation have come. we are on our way to mitchells plain, a township in the suburbs of the city. in the past, people from areas like this just would not get many opportunities but things are slowly changing, giving the next generation the chance for their talents to be recognised. at the neighbourhood dance studio, children aged as young as four are having their final rehearsals ahead of a prestigious ballroom competition. their footwork is impressive. it's bringing young south africans from all backgrounds together. it's a new day and it's showtime, a dazzling parade of sequins, lycra and colour. we're here at the

celebrating both the city's prewar golden age and contemporary music trends, the music hall offers a vision of beirut comfortable with its past and living in the moment. this beautifuld and iconic building is city hall and it's from that balcony that mandela gave his first speech after being released from prison. back then, this entire area was completely jam—packed with people, eager to catch a glimpse of him and hear what he had to say. but almost a quarter of a century after the end of apartheid in 1994, i wanted to see how far these hopes for the rainbow nation have come. we are on our way to mitchells plain, a township in the suburbs of the city. in the past, people from areas like this just would not get many opportunities but things are slowly changing, giving the next generation the chance for their talents to be recognised. at the neighbourhood dance studio, children aged as young as four are having their final rehearsals ahead of a prestigious ballroom competition. their footwork is impressive. it's bringing young south africans from all backgrounds together. it's a new day and it's showtime, a dazzling parade of sequins, lycra and colour. we're here at th

i now want to fly to london i've heard that a beautiful things to see a city. some lucky passengers even get to visit the cockpit or watch the man behind the project is the trumped up the retired aircraft engineer he sold his land and bought the decommissioned airbus a three hundred back in two thousand and three for six hundred thousand rupees that's about seven thousand euros a real bargain he charges people according to what they can afford as little as a few euro cents or even nothing at all for the very poor. i belong to a very small delays. and i never expected i'll be coming then yeah and then i'll be in the airline and then the people from my village there to see if you have to say that after they were not able to see that so that was actually a basic idea and basic you know the motivation that i work for this a couple of people. not far away a busy main road that runs battlement to the runway davey's international airport. it's the perfect spot of the evening to watch planes land. trees double up the streets. it's all about getting the right time to ch

it was a seat of royal power till one nine hundred eighteen so the city had to be made beautiful. sentially the visual character of the city is inherited from its history makes it very welcoming and to try. to us of many people want to restore and preserve that. is more french than dutch is the country so the felicie toss the holiday season is peak season for pastry chefs they make sweet cakes typical of the region and pretty leans a favorite is a bust of the famous prussian queen luisa. the food winds and the tradition of course the figures are closely tied into the history of pots and since louisa was a very positive figure customers like to give her likeness as a present to call for saying to her. is also a very modern city even if the old prussia lives on at every turn that includes the christmas market here visitors can enjoy tinsel and holiday lights in one particular color. all courses flowers will bloom pression blue is generally associated first with the uniforms of the old prussian army me then. me under the soldier king the colors of all the different uniforms were stand

rick santelli live at the cme floor in beautiful, cold city of chicago.ten, there's another cold aspect going on these days the nervousness regarding a hard brexit i understand to listen to their head central banker mr. mark carney, there's a lot of fear and i understand that countries don't like to roll the dice with high statistics of potential dark swans on their economy. but i harken back to another time we were all nervous about something big, y2k maybe you giggled then i understand the issues are dissimilar but the issue of fearing something unknown, never broached before, and having a lot riding on it, there are many similarities but after thinking about it, there's a lot of ways to soften a hard brexit and i would like to put a special thanks to ira harris who gave me a couple of these ideas to think about. one is foreign exchange. look at the chart since the brexit vote in mid-2016 between the euro and pound knowing both are competing as export economies. the long and the short of it is the euro is strengthening. that's a big plus for the uk seco

growth trees on the lot can be retained, protecting the ecological aspects of this space for a beautiful clean city. please consider the neighborhood full preservation plan. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. with my name is chris dante. i have been on presidio heights two and a half or three blocks from the proposed project. first of all, i do request that the planning commission grants a 15 day extension for comments on the de e.i.r. i come from a very large extent dented family. i don't have time to read it. an extra two weeks to be really helpful. i also protects the full community residential alternative for 3333. i feel that the group proposal is akin to building a mini city. three blocks from my house. there will be many, many fears, no matter which way you slice it , at least seven, possibly ten , may be with extensions more of noise pollution, traffic, congestion all the things that we deal with downtown, and then it will be permanent. it will just turn our neighborhood into another civic centre. the project is completely out of scale for the surrounding neighborhoods. there are

welcome to the beautiful capitol city of washington d.c. of course. and the beautiful willard hotel. yes my name is roland and i was the executive pastry chef for the white house inor 26 years. served proudly five presidents. you w,know, to get into the whi house, youer know, everyone wan to work at the white house until they get the job, and then the don't know what to do with it. i mean it. that's the truth. you have to understand this job is very scary because of the people that you are serving. you are no longer serving just anybody in a restaurant or whatever. you're serving people that have achieved great things in life. that have had great job, great thing, so you better be on the same b level with your food. i also serve numerous emperor, king, head of states, all during my tenure. but when i started at the white house in france, germany and especially the hotel that i always mentioned because that hotel used to be known as the number one hotel in the world. it still exists today but now it's part of the chain and in those days it was owned by

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