professor bush you say that the demographics tell us that the vast majority of young people favor cathal and independence the just mean that the in the perilous movement and carefully just basically has to keep calm and wait for demographics and age to carry them forward. i don't know because you know things change and preferences my might change and the response of the spanish government may change although i doubt it but yes in a way i would put it in a slightly different way that perhaps some things were done about how the generation earlier so that in ten years the majority of people in favor of independence would be big enough to to win the terminations referendum and that's what i don't understand about the spanish government because if i were me i would go for a referendum now. when things are kind of even because if you wait and you use all these repressive strategies that they are using. you may end up losing completely. for tell the future but what i can for is that you're going to be presented with the alexander and quit the drillers whisk in the career of only scotch whisky n

trying to search for survivors there are numerous slabs of concrete that they have to be incredibly cathal with they worry of course that the concrete could collapse perhaps crushing anybody that could still be alive underneath the rubble this saying that they're treating this very much like an earthquake just using small equipment sniffer dogs trying to see if anyone is still alive in the wreckage but of course there is a very real concern that as time goes on the search for survivors kids then turn to a search for bodies ok what are local people saying charlotte you've been out talking to some of them what's been their reaction to the collapse of this major bridge in genoa. the people that we've spoken to are still very much in shock this is a huge part of the city this bridge behind me was something that people would use at least once or twice a day it was called the brooklyn bridge a generator is a huge part of the landscape here people simply cannot believe that this is happening we've spoken to one person he said that he's been evacuated from the building just that he heads the colla

i delighted to be joined by alice smart a guy they knew cathal on foreign minister minister you had the stigmas career in socialist politics and yeah. before you move to the republican left can you tell us a bit about that transition in your thinking that i'm in that have changed that i am still a socialist many in and in all the senses you're going to imagine it's the socialist party interests agents that have been always socialist but also the taiwanese to come in as the new foreign minister and it situation. i would buy one of your early priorities is the go with the spanish government to secure the release of the the ministers and others who have been present there would be a priority for you. i think we have how to save three main fields and two to walk in and we have these are the first one and more about this freedom democracy freedom it includes obviously the liberty from our prisoners and also from our lease i think it's a precondition for any kind of dialogue we could. begin with this punishing government by you have also. the field of not realize i'm saying we have to achieve

sexual abuse have seen the population turn away from organized religion and what was once a bastion of cathal ism the future of the church itself appears to be in question eve barker reports from dublin devoted can flag flies over the irish capital it's thirty nine years since the last papal visit congregation numbers are falling but more than seventy percent of people identify here is catholic. when john paul the second came in one nine hundred seventy nine three quarters of island came out to welcome him since then there's been a massive social revolution divorce contraception gay marriage abortion all predicted by the church and now legal and the church now faces perhaps its biggest challenge in modern times its legacy of child sex abuse survivors want pope francis to take robust action according to church papers thirteen hundred priests have been accused of abuse in ireland since one thousand nine hundred eighty five but there have been less than one hundred convictions. i want from the pope i want the pope to start realizing that the church can't continue this charade any longer. vincent

presenter is project manager, cathal hennessy, capital programs and construction, sfmta. >> good evening. after that nice, long introduction, i feel like he almost covered the presentation already, but i will go through a few more details of it, so if someone can bring up the slide for me. thank you very much. as mentioned, this is a muni forward project. the limits of the project are on the western edge is 16th at church and eastern edge is down into mission bay. as mentioned, it's part of the transit effectiveness program, where one of the original goals of the project was to realign the 22, which is the element, the section of the map here in black, to realign so it would be on 16th street and in mission bay itself to accommodate the future growth and development of this section of the city. while in the development of the project, 16th street has been identified as a high injury corridor network, meaning there's been a lot of collisions with pedestrians and automobiles and road users along this route. so we're talking this opportunity to improve the state of along the corridor. once