we arrived at to change central station. check state railways or a day is to this day one of the biggest employers in the town with its $50000.00 plus residence. tourism is another pillar of the local economy. the palace with its cliff top location the floodplains lining the banks of the elba and the sandstone cliffs make the area up popular destination for visitors including many from just across the border to germany. to change railway heritage also attracts its fair share of tourists. the past years to stay in enveloping a 279 meters long railway tunnel has always been a much loved photo motif. its name means shepherd's rock from the german sheaf of and itself a mispronunciation of sheaf of ont or crooked wall in the 19th century it was a popular vantage point but when the elder valley lined opened in 8 $151.00 only the wealthy could afford to take the train. people back then didn't take trains on a regular basis at that time no one would have dreamed of taking the train every day. but doing it once or twice a year was an

to allow the merger of two storefronts to merge two properties that both have been leased to central station to allow those two-store two storeo consolidate during the covid-19 period to give a little bit of breathing room to the inspectors that habitat at that spot. this is part of a piece of property that has 34 single-resident occupancy hotel rooms above that the city has expressed center in purchasing that is by way of full disclosure and the planning commission waved its 90-day period to review this pursuant to the charter i would like to open this up to public comment. seeing no questions from members, are there any members of the public would who like to item on item number 1? >> clerk: operations is checking to see if there are any callers in queue. >> there are no callers wishing to speak. >> supervisor peskin: this is been without controversy in district 3. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. and colleagues, if there's no objection i would like to send this item to the full board with recommendations. madam collect, could you please call the roll on that motion?

we learn but our central station is the largest railway station in the country and was opened in the 1938. to this day it remains an important hub for national and international traffic in the heart of mongolia. the train is the most important means of transport in the country not only for tourists and commuters local retailers also use the affordable rail connections to neighboring countries such as russia and china. it is not much to god it. was. after a very long shopping trips hundreds of them arrive with new goods in every day. from here they transport their purchases to the shops and kiosks in the capital where they will sell them. almost half of mongolia's population about 1500000 people lives in orlando. the economic center of this land rich in natural resources is currently experiencing an enormous boom. the metropolis is considered a symbol of a wealthy growth oriented mongolia. even. if it was in recent years hundreds of thousands of people have come here to try to. luk. few have become successful. and yes he is experiencing the greatest rule exodus has ever seen. young pe

here was put appear by a family company whose work is still working in carnegie hall and grand central station. 29 tiles on a vaulted ceiling. when the restoration was done in the 1980's, they had to check every tile for integrity in the found only 13 tiles. the work is legendary and solid. it's over 100 years old. we have the chandelier -- the first chandelier here, another chandelier in the middle of the room. this was destroyed by cable snapping. to get a sense of what the room was like when people came here, you have to use your imagination. today we don't have much year. if you were in immigrant u.n. of entered a room after 1912 that was absolutely full of rows of inches. the darker ones are original benches. the lighter ones are reproductions done by a high school program in new york state and if we use imaginations, the benches would have been in rows and the rose would have come right into the middle of the room. once you get past the medical inspection you will come and sit and wait. when you got up the boat and new york attack was put on your boat with a number. when your ship manife

when germany's capital berlin is renaming a central subway station that has become notorious for bearinga name based on a derogatory word for black people the move comes after worldwide protests against racism connected with the violent death of george floyd at the hands of u.s. police. this berlin metro station has borne many names since it opened in 1908 but the name it acquired in 1991 has been hotly debated since the beginning more bunched hasa it translates as more street using them an evil term for people from north africa. rowland's public transport company the b v g things it's time for yet another change of this day sions name. on this was a target on the occasion of diversity day we have to side to rename the station we have people from 51 countries working at the b.b.c. bilin is an open minded city and we at the b.g. wacom the world so we thought in times like this it would be appropriate to you name the station. by the end of the year the station will be renamed. after the 19th century russian composer mikhail evanovich going to composed this symphony. he actually has for tes

the monitoring board at the central computer station identifies the source of the alarm and types out name, address, phone number, even the medical history of the citizen in distress. from the time that the computer is triggered until the vehicle is on its way to the scene, it's less than 30 seconds. any home in this community of over 4000 can be reached in two minutes to three minutes. there has never been a loss of life due to fire in the two years that the system has been in existence. fire prevention is a big part of the program. department representatives check ame and sensor devices on regular basis as a part of their effort to educate the community. many residents of the woodlands have intrusion detection systems directly tied to the central computer. a sheriff can be at any home in the town within minutes. department's educates residents about preventative measures effective against attempted intrusions. ♪ in a medical emergency like this, seconds count. a medical alert alarm has been installed in every home. the alarm is instantly transmitted by the computer to a teletypewrit

a little bit of grand central station, for gregory, off of the facebook page. a little bit of clapping back there. i can hear it. all right. all right. thank you very much, gregory, for the request. send us your request on facebook, twitter, or instagram. use our hashtag #ktvu. >>> the minor-league baseball season is officially canceled because of coronavirus pandemics. the announcement came yesterday after the head of the national association of pro baseball league had said that more than half of the 160 teams were in danger of failing, without getting government help. major league baseball teams are planning a 60 game regular season, most of their revenue will be coming from broadcasts. >>> they will not be fans and the stands when baseball comes back, july 23, oakland fans can have a cardboard cutout of themselves take their place in the seats. they introduce coliseum cutouts. a regular cardboard cutout, of your photo, costs $89. a special foul ball zone cutout is $129. if the cutout gets hit by a foul ball, they will send the fan the baseball that hit them.

it's like grand central station at rush hour. to get to the gold, miners must walk miles through a vast maze of dimly lit tunnels. sometimes you're lucky and can catch a ride, but mostly you just walk. for leroy lee, it's in the blood. his father worked in the mines. now it's his turn. his family depends on his job. >> leroy lee: it's four... six people: it's my kids, my wife, my fianceeÉ, my mum and my sister. ( drilling ) >> whitaker: the gold in these ultra-deep mines is found in narrow veins, laced through the rock. some are no wider than a pencil. it's cramped at the rock face, and we crouch alongside the miners as they work, hunched over in the dark. the noise from the drills is deafening. massive air conditioners cool the tunnels, but it can still reach 120 degrees down here. >> are you guys ready? >> whitaker: at the end of the shift, we had to rush not to miss the elevator back up. it doesn't wait for anyone. and here's where all that breaking rock pays off: the smelter. the ore is smashed and pulverized in a grinder bef

been set up as several airports around the country and also several train stations that will soon be the case here in munich central train station. now here in berlin coronavirus restrictions have shut down the cities in the tourist the wild not live it's got some rave as well raving that define authorities and going on the ground 0 for all the outside no talk of us this report contains some flashing. merlins club scene is world famous but corona is threatening its existence. clubs like this one have been empty for months. a vaccine is the only hope for many owners. busy in we've already seen examples of brawn showing that it really doesn't work in south korea they thought they had the pandemic under control because they had hardly any new cases then they opened the clumps and they had their 1st case in a clump within the week which meant that the club's had to be closed down again. people are itching to dance again. the legal raves have been taking place weekly in berlin's has in hyde park. up to 5000 are thought to have attended one last saturday. laura was one of them she wanted to remain anonymous. just look ar

set up as several airports around the country and also at several train stations that will soon be the case here in munich central train station. updates from correspondents following the impact of the pandemic on tourists around the world. muslims the rons who are celebrating the start of either all the feast of sacrifice for many festivities have been massively scaled back over coronavirus can son's separate rites marking the end of the hog's pilgrimage in saudi arabia's holy city of mecca well so muted only a select few have taken pot compared to the millions who usually flock every year. this is what mecca looks like now no sea of pilgrims instead only up to $10000.00 people already residing in the kingdom were allowed to participate in this year's hotch an annual pilgrimage for muslims that last year saw about 2 and a half 1000000 people gathered here from around the world. the coronavirus pandemic has also curtailed this year's eve celebrations on the 1st day of the 3 day festival worshippers in the world's most populated muslim country indonesia were advised to wear masks and maintain social distancing the

meantime the voluntary tests available at several a large across germany and also at some central train stations as well but the next step as you say would be to make some of these tests mandatory specially for people returning from high risk areas but of course there are a lot of ethical and legal questions to be asked 1st and that is something that the german health ministry is looking into but certainly something that we could see become a reality in the next couple of weeks because one kid brady in the baking sun in the maddening but just among. all the other stories making news around the world spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has reacted with dismay to travel warnings from other european countries after a spike in corona virus cases the brits who have been to spain will have to spend 2 weeks in quarantine while germans and belgians are being told not to go to. australian police arrested 6 people love to receive a mark in sydney saying there was a bomb due to the corner about us pandemic the protest was led by the family of david an indigenous man who died up to being restrained by pris

meantime the voluntary tests available at several a large across germany and also at some central train stations as well but the next step as you say would be to make some of these tests mandatory specially for people returning from high risk areas but of course there are a lot of the cool and legal questions to be asked 1st and that is something that the german health ministry is looking into but certainly something that we could see become a reality in the next couple of weeks did have a correspondent kate brady in the big things on in the maddening vertigo thank you so much. for this year to germany are digging up a garden in the investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann they're searching a plot of land near the city of homs which has been linked to a man who german authorities the suspect was involved in what abduction and the british toddler was 3 years old when she vanished on a family holiday and. 13 years ago the case has never been solved despite attracting global attention. almost spyro is following this for us tell us what you have for us. so this was 1st reported by a

about that here once online and once at the polling station the central electoral commission on the other hand has said that there have been basically no big violations and that many of the reports on violations are fake. children with the latest from moscow thank you you're watching the w. news live from berlin monica jones is up next with g.w. bush news to the real she'll be run through. the debris of the. night in germany live. at any time any place using news media in the bellows yeah i don't like the car song to sing along to. come from super. for. interactive exercises. everything is online and interactive learn german to free for you. the u.s. marks a record surgeon new coronavirus infections but hopes for a vaccine boost investor sentiment we go to new york for the latest also coming up after weeks of lockdown european cross border commuters cherish the regained freedom of movement. and the coronavirus pandemic is making an already diet food situation worse cubans increasingly rely on the whole globe. monica jones and this is a huge business welcome and was dancing in the united s

voted twice there's been several reports about that here once online and once at the polling station the central electoral commission on the other hand has said that there have been basically no big violations and that many of the reports on violations are fake it was emily sure when in moscow meantime in india the number of confirmed corona virus infections has now topped $600000.00 but the indian government is striking back at critics who say it hasn't done enough to fight the pandemic it is introduced a revamped strategy to curb the spread of the virus to diffuse. child 3 excuse me brings us this report from the worst hit city delhi. a massive door to do so the exercise has been launched in delhi for its entire population of about 20000000 residents. this dude government is aiming to record the health details of each and every household to deal with the spread of. the move has come after weeks of scrambling from measures by the state and the national government to avoid a major health care disaster in the capital city which has now become the worst hit in the country even the government is no

voted twice there's been several reports about that here once online and once at the polling station the central electoral commission on the other hand has said that there have been basically no big violations and that many of the reports on violations are fake. and later when they're in moscow a quick check of some other stories making news around the world government in mexico have killed 24 people in what is being described as a massacre in the north of the country police said that the attackers burst into a drug rehabilitation center in the city. and shot everyone inside the area is home to rival drug gangs and is currently the most violent in mexico. uganda has temporarily opened its borders to thousands of people fleeing violence in the eastern democratic republic of congo border crossings had stopped because of the pandemic leaving refugees stuck in a remote area the u.n. says that violence in the eastern d r c has displaced over a 1000000 people since january. more than $1000.00 food delivery drivers have protested their pay and working conditions in brazil the drivers rely on mobile pho

voted twice there's been several reports about that here once online and once at the polling station the central electoral commission on the other hand has said that there have been basically no big violations and that many of the reports on violations are fake. sure it's a lead just from moscow thank you. you're watching the w. news live from berlin monica jones is up next with this mystical real chilly run for. girls to get over now live. in support of. saving. over. the river. and gemini live. at any time any place using news media man as yet.

voted twice there's been several reports about that here once online and once at the polling station the central electoral commission on the other hand has said that there have been basically no big violations and that many of the reports on violations are fake. sure and with the leaders from moscow thank you for coming up on this week's edition of conflict zone due to be used to sebastian talks to the national spokesperson of the ruling b j p party in india the reason cloned between indian and chinese troops on their border in the himalayas. when i went to. their follow that in that the land had all their i don't know yet was something. that. they didn't know that despite that instructor and dad got him back and they were. so this all happened in the no man's land is that right is that what you're telling me it didn't happen chinese territory and it didn't happen on indian started to the clear implication from all this fudging is that the chinese did cross into what you regard as indian territory but you won't admit that because you don't want to appear either weak for letting it happen or wors

to allow the merger of two storefronts to merge two properties that both have been leased to central station to allow those two-store two storeo consolidate during the covid-19 period to give a little bit of breathing room to the inspectors that habitat at that spot. this is part of a piece of property that has 34 single-resident occupancy hotel rooms above that the city has expressed center in purchasing that is by way of full disclosure and the planning commission waved its 90-day period to review this pursuant to the charter i would like to open this up to public comment. seeing no questions from members, are there any members of the public would who like to item on item number 1? >> clerk: operations is checking to see if there are any callers in queue. >> there are no callers wishing to speak. >> supervisor peskin: this is been without controversy in district 3. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. and colleagues, if there's no objection i would like to send this item to the full board with recommendations. madam collect, could you please call the roll on that motion?

for the children from the kenya they are sold by the parents to work in cocoa plantations the central bus station is when plan to spawn them. on humanitarian accomplished will try to approach the traffickers pretending he's a cocoa from. the pentagon i said to the computer well you know the whole day is about even to asia and it's awful to economic ideas are true i suppose travel and then something happened while because of the assault 2nd. we hide to the camera online and geo friend. at the station becomes across 2 tongues they are waiting for the children to iran from booking they can easily spot the most vulnerable who are willing to work for food only they also mention there is a man that the head of this traffic but you know you because you've got no nation you don't know how many fall in the whole side of the rover only knew of him was that he's. going. to take the fact that you seem to him a young woman you are a bit of i mean you know you can only use him in the us having a family didn't want your wife shows up if you didn't wife. or ground work or work or was on the water. human shelf. i

to allow the merger of two storefronts to merge two properties that both have been leased to central station to allow those two-store two storeo consolidate during the covid-19 period to give a little bit of breathing room to the inspectors that habitat at that spot. this is part of a piece of property that has 34 single-resident occupancy hotel rooms above that the city has expressed center in purchasing that is by way of full disclosure and the planning commission waved its 90-day period to review this pursuant to the charter i would like to open this up to public comment. seeing no questions from members, are there any members of the public would who like to item on item number 1? >> clerk: operations is checking to see if there are any callers in queue. >> there are no callers wishing to speak. >> supervisor peskin: this is been without controversy in district 3. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. and colleagues, if there's no objection i would like to send this item to the full board with recommendations. madam collect, could you please call the roll on that motion?

voted twice there's been several reports about that here once online and once at the polling station the central electoral commission on the other hand has said that there have been basically no big violations and that many of the reports on violations are fake. sure and with the latest from moscow thank you in ethiopia at least 80 people have been killed in protests following the fatal shooting of a popular singer. who was known for songs advocating for the rights of the country's oromo ethnic group smoke was still evident over the region after the clashes on does or was regarded as a voice against political and economic repression and supporters turned in their thousands after he was killed many of them blame security forces and they say that the shooting was politically motivated. why has the death of the senior calls to so much outrage earlier i put the questions you. love from our africa. john lewis known for his resistance the song or the song the song much more focused on political operation economy cooperation of the automobile people and he's been really widely celebrated as superstar.

. >> and saving grand central station, too. >> i'm sure she -- >> later on, yeah.ot as first lady. >> exactly. but just the question then later in life, you know, with those, would have been some of the things she would have been proud of. and if she would have used that term, no doubt. >> and she also drew a very strict line. she felt that the things that happened when her husband was president, everyone -- the american people and others -- were entitled to. she felt that things that happened before and after, they weren't. and there are some accounts of her destroying letters at the very end of her life with that in mind. >> so who was jacqueline bouvier? we want to spend a little bit of time to tell you about her early biography, and the interest that she developed as a young woman that she brought to the white house. to start that discussion, we're going to return to the kennedy library to learn a little bit about her early years as a writer. >> from a young age, jacqueline bouvier loved to write. she would often create poems as gifts for her parents on christm

voted twice there's been several reports about that here once online and once at the polling station the central electoral commission on the other hand has said that there have been basically no big violations and that many of the reports on violations are fake. and later when they're in moscow now did russia offer a bounty to taliban linked fighters to kill u.s. troops in afghanistan u.s. president donald trump says no he has rejected claims that his administration failed to take seriously intelligence relating to those allegations nevertheless the white house is coming under increasing pressure from lawmakers of both parties to provide answers. 3 american marines killed by a car bomb in afghanistan planted by the taliban the radical islamist group allegedly received a foundry for the april 29th teen attack that's according to a report by the new york times which details a money transfer from russian military intelligence services to a bank account linked to the taliban the american secret services have reportedly known about the transfer for months the allegations have set the white house on t

voted twice there's been several reports about that here once online and once at the polling station the central electoral commission on the other hand has said that there have been basically no big violations and that many of the reports on violations are fake and was emily sure when in moscow in motor racing the formula one season is finally getting underway this weekend in austria with teams starting their preparations there today the season was meant to begin in march but of course the coronavirus pandemic prompted a major delay teams are getting used to new hygiene rules and the novelty of racing at the same track for 2 straight weeks. the picturesque carm of spielberg in austria will be punctuated by the roar of engines this weekend when formula one makes a belated start to the season but the usual roar of the fans will be missing of the coronavirus pandemic meaning spectators are not allowed. team members will have to wear masks of social distancing not always possible. it's certainly different seeing everybody working in face masks you lose the expressions that you sometimes concrete eit

just more alarming to me, as commissioner elias pointed out, the mission station, and looking at central station around use of force. those, like, were eye-popping, to be able to have some discussions and conversations, look at the individuals that we have there to really tighten up and make the department itself better while we look at any system that i think we're going to have. i just wanted to kind of pinpoint that just in terms of what i saw and what i don't see. >> thank you. commissioner dejesus? >> okay, so you know, i actually want to jump a little bit because, you know, in 2008 when first talked about this, they mentioned san francisco, we have a very narrow and limited criteria. it's just two. use of force and the complaints from the d.p.a. that was it, right? and the associated factors were huge, and those were very important once. when commissioner elias was asking about out of the 53 alerts that the sergeant reviewed, only one was counseled, part of that is because we don't capture the associated factors. that sergeant didn't have an opportunity to look at if there was 148, 242s or

just more alarming to me, as commissioner elias pointed out, the mission station, and looking at central station around use of force. those, like, were eye-popping, to be able to have some discussions and conversations, look at the individuals that we have there to really tighten up and make the department itself better while we look at any system that i think we're going to have. i just wanted to kind of pinpoint that just in terms of what i saw and what i don't see. >> thank you. commissioner dejesus? >> okay, so you know, i actually want to jump a little bit because, you know, in 2008 when first talked about this, they mentioned san francisco, we have a very narrow and limited criteria. it's just two. use of force and the complaints from the d.p.a. that was it, right? and the associated factors were huge, and those were very important once. when commissioner elias was asking about out of the 53 alerts that the sergeant reviewed, only one was counseled, part of that is because we don't capture the associated factors. that sergeant didn't have an opportunity to look at if there was 148, 242s or

more people back at the workplace, in stark contrast to the empty streets, railway stations and city skyscrapers of central, bars and shops still not open, london's vibrant centre is facing an uncertain future. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. picadilly circus, usually buzzing. london attracts the crowds but they disappeared overnight during lockdown. busy stations with commuters, they were deserted, too. the city emptied as workers stayed home. but look at it now, the big firms aren't rushing to bring their office workers back any time soon. not good news if you rely on them for a living. they used to serve coffees by day here and cocktails at night and they are not sure when they can reopen. they chose to put their offices in the city, in london bridge, in kings cross because there is whole ecosystem 00:19:52,717 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 to support them. you know, because they can go to the bars and the restaurants all my work was completely cancelled. over in the west end, they are not cancelling this long—running musical. permanently. not viable with all the restrictions. people are out