this plan will be tested during three matches which will take place at every city before the world cup. but these test matches are good indication to us whether it be our plans work whether the venue works in general for big crowds of people or that if something doesn't work would change it but usually we would come fully prepared if you saw luzhniki how it's improved over two matches. the same thing will happen with every stadium so the white house has issued a travel warning for fans going to the world going which was. the american white house washington at fifa pat says and the russian officials are saying that the security situation is under control so tell me do americans know something we don't get i believe. you know security situation is indeed under control we have a very robust security concept every law enforcement agency is part of it it's part of its implementation the implementation or we we have tested our security abilities during confederation's cup everything worked so we have no reason to believe why it shouldn't or during during the world cup and. it said multiple i

this plan will be tested during three matches which will take place at every city before the world cup. these test matches are a good indication to us whether it be our plans work whether any of the venue works in general for a big crowds of people or then if something doesn't work would change it but usually we would come fully prepared you saw luzhniki how would some fruit over two matches. the same thing will happen with every stadium so the white house has issued a travel warning for fans going to the world which was. the american white house washington at fifa pat says and the russian officials are saying that the security situation is under control so tell me do americans know something we don't get i believe. you know security situation is indeed under control we have a very robust security concept every law enforcement agency is part of it it's part of its inclination to the implementation or we we have tested our security abilities during confederation's cup everything worked so we have no reason to believe why it shouldn't or during during the world cup and get it set up mult

this plan will be tested during three matches which will take place at every city before the world cup. and. these test matches are good indication to us whether the our plans work whether the venue works in general for a big crowds of people or that if something doesn't work would change it but usually we would come fully prepared you saw luzhniki how would some proved over two matches. the same thing will happen with every stadium so the white house has issued a travel warning for fans going to the world which was. the american white house washington at fifa pat says and the russian officials are saying that the security situation is under control so tell me do americans know something we don't get i believe. you know security situation is indeed under control we have a very robust security concept every law enforcement agency is part of it it's part of its inclination to implementation or we we have tested our security abilities during confederations cup everything worked so we have no reason to believe why it shouldn't or during during the world cup and. it said multiple internatio

this plan will be tested during three matches which will take place at every city before the world cup. these test matches are a good indication to us whether the our plans work whether the venue works in general for the big crowds of people or then if something doesn't work would change it but usually we would come fully prepared if you saw luzhniki how would some fruit over two matches. the same thing will happen with every stadium so the white house has issued a travel warning for fans going to the world which was. the american white house washington at fifa pat says and the russian officials are saying that the security situation is under control so tell me do americans know something we don't get i believe. you know security situation is indeed under control we have a very robust security concept every law enforcement agency is part of it it's part of its implementation implementation or we we have tested our security abilities during confederation's cup everything worked so we have no reason to believe why it shouldn't or during during the world cup. it said multiple internationa

every city has a place which mirrors its soul more than any other for me in prague this is charles bridge the embodiment of barack sensibility a stone avenue of saints real and imaginary each one is a legend. saint john of new pomo the king of where he media had him thrown into the law tava from here because he refused to betray the secrets of the queen's confessional he's been the patron saint of bridges ever since and well beyond the bounds of the czech lands prague has specialized in getting rid of nuisances and such ways by throwing them off bridges or more famously out of windows or simply just strangling them. other images of charles the fourth as a young ruler and in his old age from the tower which guards the bridge he looks out on prague with its population in his day of czechs germans and jews three peoples three languages three souls a magic mixture often fruitful often frightful we need look no further than religion. yon hoose a fundamentalist a leading player in the drama for religious and national renewal an unbending preacher who delivered inflammatory diatribes against the

unfortunate friends as you call them there is a fee for fan fests which are located in central squares at every city will be a big screen it will be entertainment programs food and drinks and there are people can watch the games of the world cup enjoy the atmosphere. i was a lot of fun when i know what's what what i'm expecting from this world cup. free training rights between the hosts it is tell me how that's going to work. it's a very complicated system organized by the our minister of transport it's. more than seven hundred free trains which will operate among russian cities which will carry the ticket holders free of charge of course this suggests a preliminary booking. people cannot just expect to come to the railway station and board the nearest train. they should reserve a seat but this reservation is going on. this is another example of our initiative which was well tested during the confederations cup and received a lot of good comments. what about the the the planes because most air travel and leisure not be free you know that that i understand but most of the are traveling russia has to

with this we shouldn't stop until everybody gets justice you know justice in this city justice in every city you know because what happened on this bridge is similar to what happened to my son you know they had nobody guards for our wives and. kids and we didn't get jessie ship but we're still pushing on with was still on just like we're pushing on you know we don't wish to hurt. erik on his mother will continue to fight in order to sentence the policeman who killed her son it will not be easy to hand and for all those in selma today walking on this bridge is a way to continue the fight for justice and equality the fight that is unfortunate . necessary. the long litany of blunders and police abuse proves it the united states has still very far from having solved the issue with racism. the and. that is i was not happy about the. present the students all. hate. being that doesn't. it just tell you the other side of the knock on them and . by then i got a session on the nod that a. by then is a shift on. all our stuff and that's ok not inside and most is going on want. certainly not so it. don'

it is the usual situation in every city for the champions league.m more than sure, everyone who visits kia this time and sees the champions league will be have very happy. no dramas for the players who arrived in kiev tonight and they know the fans will forget the pain of getting here if they leave with the trophy. tottenham manager mauricio pochettino has signed a new five—year contract with the club, which will run until 2023. the 46 year—old joined spurs in may 2014 and has secured top three finishes in the last three seasons. his first team coaching staff are also staying on, as tottenham prepare to return to a re—built white hart lane next season after playing at wembley last season. pakistan dominated day one of the first test against england at lords in london. at stumps, the tourists were on 50 for one, just 134 runs behind the hosts, whose poor form with the bat which started in australia last year, continued. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson reports. so often is in the past, touring teams have arrived in england to play a test match in

laws are changing in cities, in states every day right now. and what's happening, the nra is suing all of those states and cities for doing it. so, here's what i say we should do. every city, every state should go pass gun safety legislation now. force the nra to file a lawsuit all over this country against everybody. they don't care about our safety. every city, every community, every state ought to continue doing what they are doing because as long as washington won't act, we'll get the localities to act. we can get something done eventually washington will act and react as well. >> let me ask you a last question that i put to someone else on my panel. are you willing to form a coalition that includes lawful gun owners who don't agree with the positions that the political leadership of the nra have taken? are you willing to be the big tent so that people who are lawful owners of guns believe in gun -- that believe in background checks -- are you willing to sort of lead the movement of let's throw everything at the wall? let's do more for ment

reporter: the north brazilian city of boa vista is a main contact point for the refugees. every day, hundreds arrive. the city can barely cope with the influx. the brazilian government has started resettling refugees in other cities across the country. the new arrivals can be seen everywhere trying to sell something or looking for work that usually isn't there. still, the conditions here are nowhere near as bad as those in venezuela. >> you can't even get a diaper there. and when you can, you can't afford it. you can't get milk for your baby either. reporter: boa vista is buckling under the pressure and needs help. the u.n. has set up additional reception camps and brazil's government has provided millions in the form of a relief program. here, at least food staples are guaranteed. but the challenges are mounting. luiz: many venezuelans come, often in a terrible state. they reach us starving. they have health problems and have had to endure a precarious situation in terms of security. the children need education, some need protection, they've been the victims of violence and exp

every city has a problem of the first and last mile. every city has challenges with congestion. if you can solve those through one example, the whole world can see it and you can export that. caroline: thank you very much. thank you for hosting us as well. ryan chin, ceo of optimus ride. meanwhile, shares of cisco are falling in after-hours trading after third-quarter revenue came in at $12.5 billion. $.56ngs per share were versus estimates of $.65. cisco also gave an of the forecast for fourth-quarter sales, a signal of healthy demand for equipment and software. for some context, cisco shares are still up 18% this year. , china'searnings news most popular social network, tencent, posted quarterly earnings that beat estimates, income jumping 61% and users exceeding one billion. tencent owns the giant we chat messaging platform. coming up, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is getting ready to face the music on the other side of the atlantic, next. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomb

technology is actually at the heart of every strategy of every company, every city every country aroundnger something that i spend when it's convenient. it is at the heart of everything everybody is doing. i think you'll see a much more consistent it spending environment from our customers and then when you also look at the importance of cybersecurity as we connect billions and billions of new devices the entire focus on security continues to increase which is another area our customers continue to spend on. maria: so what's the outlook then for the rest of the year and into next year? >> well it feels like right now notwithstanding major macro geo political issue that we're operating in an environment as you and i talked about in davos where there's probably the most consistent optimism around the world when you look at customer segments you look at geographies , you look at emerging countries this past quarter were positive and we also have the rising dollar which has impact on emerging countries and they tend to be more volatile but i think with the importance of technology, the incr

welcoming city the locals make it super easy for visitors to feel at home which is something not every city can say have. the place is amazing and the people even more so so stay put cologne out definitely get back. to. our second destination on this check in special featuring the state of north rhine-westphalia this dortmund city is shaped by its a lustrous industrial past. the city in germany's ruhr region isn't necessarily known for its beauty but it is for many other things. for me shopping in the city center football fell below zero before. my long hard work stealing cars and i think a vocalist at a beer or two. ok sounds like a plan but first let's take a little sightseeing tour. austin and best in how big are dortmund central shopping streets it's been an important commercial route ever since the middle ages. dark one is also very green at least on the summer that is here and best spot on park you'll find one of the city's most famous landmarks the t.v. tower nicknamed floria. and then there's lake phoenix an artificial body of water on the grounds of a former steel plant. just like

in the us every state and every city often has its police academy. the one in pittsburgh is located a few meters from the police station usually the teaches a former policeman. here. like in france the training routes one year but the average in the us is only of six months. off. this morning the trainees are reviewing the highway code ok for driver flood driving drought with a driver's license expired within sixty days of the day that the expiration was his fine sixty days his drivers law in this classroom they will learn the rules of the new ethics in crisis management but that is only a small part of the program. the most important is this. and. in these images sim by the police itself we discover the training ground the loud music is used by train is to raise the stress to the maximum. hidden behind blue tops they prepare future policeman from the west. this student will be confronted with an armed man who is shooting someone under stress the police training will direct his gun at the victim before changing his mind. he. so we've got to do is ide

character of the city, says unesco, which is threatening to strip venice of its status as a world heritage site. many venetians meanwhile are saying"basta." enough is enough. reporter: everyime tour guide paolo patuzzo crosses the rialto bridge, he can't help but wonder, where did his charming city go? the one that's now overrun with millions of tourists. how can venice protect itself from the onslaught of visitors? he's sure this piece of world cultural heritage won't survive as a photo backdrop alone. paolo: my love for this city makes me seek out places and people who are keeping venice alive. because there are enough people who are countersteering and navigating the city into troubled waters. reporter: like most venetians, paolo lives from tourism, which presents him with a dilemma. he now conducts special tours to draw attention to the city's problems, like in his own district, where rents are rising as flats are being used as holiday homes. more and more venetians are moving away. at the bar paolo frequents, venice's decline is a hot topic. ettore: 20 years ago, the city was full of craftspeople who produced things for the local people, upholsterers, carpenters, loc

information turns as you call them there is a fee for fan fests which are located at central squares at every city will be a big screen it will be entertainment programs food and drinks and there are people can watch the games of the world cup enjoy the atmosphere. have a lot of fun and now i know what's what at what i'm expecting from this world cup. free train rights between the host cities tell me how that's going to work. that's a very complicated system organized by the our minister of transport it's. more than seven hundred free trains which will operate among russia's set is which will carry the ticket holders free of charge of course this suggests a preliminary booking. people cannot just expect to come to the railway station and board to the nearest train. they should reserve a seat but this reservation is going on. this is another example of our initiative which was well tested during the confederations cup and received a lot of good comments. what about the the the planes because most air travel in words and not be free you know that that i understand but most of the are troubling russi

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particularly those that were poor coming from mismanaged communities. >> i think that is true in every city and every state in this country. it is just very, very difficult to get healthcare then people are caught up, prisoners are the only group in this country who have a constitutional right to healthcare that includes mental health care. so it's not that they are going to jail to get treatment but that's where they end up getting treated. >> what about the quality? >> for the most part it is terrible. one case i looked at in alabama a man diagnosed as a six or 7-year-old was getting some treatment in the community through his life he ended up in prison in his early 20s with a bipolar disorder with other issues so he really needed help he asked for the help but didn't get it. they would come by every two months and talk to him through a cell door. it is really hard to hear what the other person says if you say good morning how are you doing let alone anything more complicated or intimate like a doctors appointment. he would repeatedly cut himself those units for those that were the most s

i think it's a profound and fundamental responsibility of every city, county, state, and our national governmental bodies to make sure that every vote cast is accurately counted. that's at risk because of new technologies, and the response is new technologies. but new means cutting edge means i don't know what's going to happen, all kind of contingency plans. the longer it takes for us to get started, the longer it will take to secure our electronic system and also the more it's going to cost. looking backward at all the public works projects, we need to do this. we need to do this now. san francisco is uniquely equipped to make this happen. >> great. thank you very much. come on down. >> hi. i'm less other -- lisa hill and i'm a volunteer. i got involved in this because i'm concerned as long as -- along with a lot of my constituents and other friends and just about the corruption of our election system and i am worried a bit about the privacy of corporations coming into count our elections. i love the idea of the open source ballot system and he encourage and hope you'll support the

it is the usual situation for every city where, for example, it is the champions league.re than sure that everyone who visits kiev in this time and seize the champions league will be very happy. no dramas for the players who arrived in kia, they know their fans will quickly forget the pain of getting here if they live with the trophy. —— kiev. natalie perks, bbc news, kiev. with more on that and the rest of the sporting action, it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm sarah mulkerrins with your sport briefing for friday. can the boston celtics book their place in the nba finals for the first time since 2010? they are just one win away. and just how are liverpool and real madrid's players coping ahead of saturday's champions league final? so it is crunch time for the cleveland cavaliers and this man, lebronjames, because if boston beat them later, the celtics are heading to the nba finals. they have a 3—2 lead in the best of seven series, ahead of game six in cleveland. the celtics won a 10th straight home post—season game the visitors bowled

pocket change for amazon but what amazon is doing is issuing a threat not just to seattle but to every city in the nation that if you have the temerity to levy even a small amount of tax so that this housing the city can be affordable for the rest of the community then we are going to hold a threat of jobs over you and as far as the other businesses are concerned let's keep in mind we're talking about the top most businesses we're talking about businesses who make more than twenty million dollars of revenues every year and granted they may not all make the same profit as amazon but certainly this is the segment of our city and our state that is the least taxed they have paid nothing close to the affair share and so if we agree that the housing problem needs to be solved if we agree that the market has failed us if we agree that we need social housing in other words we need permanently affordable housing that can be affordable across generations then we need to raise the revenues and the only righteous the only justifiable way to do it is to tax big business and i should also mention that a

environment, we have a large outreach program, restickering every single container and bin in the city, providing new signage, and outreach material that every customer's receiving three touches to educate them on the new commodities, the new program, and how little should actually be sent into the trash bin. we can stay here for a minute. also, in order to prepare for that, we made a $14.7 million upgrade to our pier 96 central recycle facility, and that equipment has enabled us to accept those film plastic materials. we have a suction system where our employee owners, teamsters at pier 96 are able to take those pieces of film plastic and place them into a suction conveyance system. we've also got new magnetic belts and other items that help us accept those different commodities. and we're currently planning as part of one of the challenges that i'll discuss with you today, additional improvements to that facility to address the crisis that we're facing with, you know, national sort in china. we'll give them a minute to -- thank you for doing this. >> supervisor safai: just keep going

. >> we have cameras on every corner in every city. we've given that up.ut amazon's product is they won't say they've done testing with false identification. and they've found that the facial recognition technology misidentifies women and people of color. they have repeated problems. there is a public forum dynamic that many participate in called the facial recognition vendor test that other companies have put their material in so it can be tested and everybody can know what the dynamic is and the percentage they get wrong. amazon hasn't done that. if you're selling this to a police department, like orlando, and you don't know what your error rate is and then you're looking for specific suspect and you're getting errors on women and people of color, then you're dragging in the wrong people into jail. that is a primary and i think a serious legitimate concern even in our society that already there's no real privacy. charles: ford, you could see somewhere in the future, if this goes along your typical legal route, it would take years but you could have a rul

i mean, every state, every county, every city, every town in this country is affected by the securityr u.s. border, which is not been secured. congress is just sitting on their hands as they usually do, and we need to take proactive action by getting rid of these congressman who are sitting and doing nothing for the american citizens and get this border done. now, as far as the cities and all, we need to go after the politicians who are deliberately obstructing police from doing their job and going after the criminal aliens that are in these cities. liz: steve king has the shaft act which would basically criminalize anybody who is in between the federal government and local officials. but, you know, there's constitutional issues that this oakland mayor who tipped illegals off to the ice chief got first amendment free speech rights here, though. >> yeah. she doesn't have the right to obstruct law. she falls under the supremacy clause of the u.s. constitution where it's federal law overseas all law. and she has a responsibility to follow the law, follow the oath that she took when she s

from bus tours to souvenir hats, tourism is a key part of the london economy as it is in nearly every large cityne in ten of the world's working population. now, for the first time, a scientific study has taken a detailed look at every aspect of leisure tourism. while aviation is a major part of the carbon output of tourists, this review looked at the whole life cycle of the food, beverages, hotel accommodation and shopping enjoyed by travellers. all that carbon adds up to around 8% of global emissions, a significant increase on previous estimates. key to the rise are travellers from well—to—do countries like the uk, whojourney to europe and the us and other affluent destinations. they demand higher—carbon transport and better—quality accommodation and services on their holidays compared to people from poorer nations. according to the report, countries like the maldives have the highest emissions per head of population. for exotic destinations like these, tourism is a double—edged sword. helping to drive up living standards, but also contributing