look from the polk street steps, and you look all the way down the plaza, down market street, daniel burns' design, this was meant to be this way. it's really special. >> the city approached us off the grid to provide food and beverages at the event as kind of the core anchor to encourage people who leave a reason to stay. >> it's really vibrant. it's really great, just people walking around having a good time. >> this formula is great food, interesting music, and then, we wanted to have something a little more, so we partnered with noise pop, and they brought in some really fun games. we have skeeball, we also have roller skating lessons, and we've got a roller skating rink. >> if you're a passion jail skeeball player like me, and you're deciding whether you're just going to roll the ball up the middle or take a bank shot. >> our goal is to come out and have fun with their neighbors, but our goal is to really see in the comments that it's a place where people want to hold their own public event. >> i think this is a perfect example of all these people working together. everybody's kind of

hand, are the one they not adding fuel to other fires that are still burning? daniel, but unlike situations in the past when china went through a slowdown, you have a hostile external environment. yes, they are worried about deleveraging and you do not want the currency to fall to quickly. but let's be clear, the overall international environment has shifted against china. are you going to sit there because one choice eliminates problems in another area? you have to break out of this cannot be frozen. come otherwise the desire creates instability. vonnie: what will be the signal that things are all right for china? economic, markets? daniel: you will probably get that in data. the question is whether you see it in markets before then. vonnie: bits, that is your cue. vincent: i think we will see the market before then. i would look at china reserves. clearly some of the reserves that the housing will have to go to supporting the economy, that being part of the tax cut situation. one of the other clues will watch our metal prices. gave backkets overnight gains, still tr

danielle is meeting strictly 5tar and burn survivor katie piper. hi, how are you? the katie piper foundation. it's such a big thing that's affected when you're burned, isn't it? the strength. the centre will offer a range of services — physiotherapy, inten5ive mental health counselling, peer support. services not currently available on the nhs in this form. being a burn survivor myself and having my ownjourney, i had fantastic treatment on the nhs, but recognised a gap in the rehabilitation of a survivor. so, we've nearly put in the finishing touches. katie's charity is trying to fill that gap. burn survivors will live here on site for a month. it's hoped, in the first year, 20 patients will be treated. i hope that it shows a life—changing situation does not have to be life—ending. so proud of you! that these kind of injuries, while temporarily devastating, don't have to destroy you. hello. nice to see you again. how are you? katie is meeting professor shokrollahi, a consultant surgeon at the whi5ton hospital on mer5ey5ide and the clinical lead at katie's charity.

danielle is meeting strictly star and burn survivor katie piper. hi, how are you?thing that's affected when you're burned, isn't it? the strength. the centre will offer a range of services — physiotherapy, intensive mental health counselling, peer support. service is not currently available on the nhs in this form. services not currently available on the nhs in this form. being a burn survivor myself and having my ownjourney, i had fantastic treatment on the nhs, but recognised a gap in the rehabilitation of a survivor. so, we've nearly putting the finishing touches. katie's charity is trying to fill that gap. burn survivors will live here on site for a month. it's hoped, in the first year, 20 patients will be treated. i hope that it shows a life changing situation does not have to be life ending. so proud of you! that these kind of injuries, while temporarily devastating, don't have to destroy you. hello. nice to see you again. how are you? katie is meeting professor shokrollahi, a consultant surgeon at the whiston hospital on merseyside and the clinical lead at k

danielle is meeting strictly star and burn survivor katie piper. hi, how are you?e nhs, but recognised a gap in the rehabilitation of a survivor. so, we've nearly put in the finishing touches. katie's charity is trying to fill that gap. burn survivors will live here on site for a month. it's hoped, in the first year, 20 patients will be treated. i hope that it shows a life—changing situation does not have to be life—ending. so proud of you! that these kind of injuries, while temporarily devastating, don't have to destroy you. hello. nice to see you again. how are you? katie is meeting professor shokrollahi, a consultant surgeon at the whiston hospital on merseyside and the clinical lead at katie's charity. i'm just going to do a quick shot of the laser. so there we go. and it's very, very precise, because we have set that with micron precision. professor shokrollahi's laser treatment will also be offered at the centre. it had a dramatic impact on danielle. basically, my face was probably out here, all risen. the scars were so thick. no make—up will cover the lumps

president obviously feeling, you know, a lot of swagger, attacking stormy daniels, attacking elizabeth warren. but this could be a slow burneverything he's trying to do on the world stage. that saudi bet was the first foreign policy they bet. this was the first country they visited. they know how to press all of his buttons. they projected his face on the side of a building. they have played him like a fiddle. if this blows up, i'm not sure what his foreign policy credential is. >> one of the most important indicators from today about the direction this is heading and the trouble this is going to create for the white house is the fact that lindsey graham, one of the president's favorite golfing companions, went on fox news and lambasted mohammed bin salman suggesting that he potentially needs to go, leave his position of authority within the saudi monarchy. a spoke with a person close to the saudi lobbying operation in washington that his clients were apoplectic when he saw senator graham made those comments. the saudis know the only show trump watches is "fox & friends." the saudis are very aware of the fact graham is mak

danielle is meeting strictly star and burn survivor katie piper. hi, how are you?tation of a survivor. so, we‘ve nearly put in the finishing touches. katie‘s charity is trying to fill that gap. burn survivors will live here on site for a month. it‘s hoped, in the first year, 20 patients will be treated. i hope that it shows a life—changing situation does not have to be life—ending. so proud of you! that these kind of injuries, while temporarily devastating, don't have to destroy you. hello. nice to see you again. how are you? katie is meeting professor shokrollahi, a consultant surgeon at the whiston hospital on merseyside and the clinical lead at katie‘s charity. i'm just going to do a quick shot of the laser. so there we go. and it's very, very precise, because we have set that with micron precision. professor shokrollahi‘s laser treatment will also be offered at the centre. it had a dramatic impact on danielle. basically, my face was probably out here, all risen. the scars were so thick. no make—up will cover the lumps up, so to have that so it‘s now a lot smoot

daniel herrish says he's been studying the site for three years. he met with residents thursday night. he looked into the past of hunters point to ensure the future. burning hundreds of thousands of gallons of radioactive fuel oil could spread the radiation. >> the epa said based on the work done and the history of the site we don't believe anyone living or working at hunters point face a health risk. >> scared, angry, motivated to do something. >> theo ellington who is running for supervisor bought two years ago. they plan to raise their son here. >> i've imagined owning a home and to find out that the entire site is contaminated, it does shall sit well with me. >> in addition to health concerns homeowners are worried about property values dropping. now they demand a thorough clean up. >>> now to contra costa county 4,000 people are back home tonight. they were evacuated because of concerns that a fire would spark an explosion in a natural gas pipeline. new developments from debra, the hazard took some by surprise. >> we spent the night at mcdonald's in our cars. >> his omahas been in his family 45 years, right across from the field where crews worked on

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