if you could speak to that. >> francois, jcdecaux. the existing units we have today have curved panels. the door is curved. it swings in, but it looks like it's sliding in, but technically, it swings in. if we have 13 million usages plus, it means that they almost 13 million, so 26 million times. and still working, so it's kind of overbuilt. it's a concern, but we -- technique that we are using today and it's engineering that we have developed and we used, so we feel comfortable that we will be able to have a curved design like the one we're showing today that we work with over time and maintain as well. >> commissioner wolfram: commissioner pearlman? >> commissioner pearlman: thank you. i'm a member of the architectural review committee. i want to congratulate you on the amazing distance you have come from what i call the toaster or the bus and the earlier designs. i was in paris recently and just this morning i found this picture of a street piece in paris from what looks like the 1930s. i was amazed at how similar in essence the co

i will introduce francois from jcdecaux, who has been an important city partner. this contract has been important to the city. through the funding it provides the new toilets and the staffing, so we're really happy about this partnership. thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you, beth, for the introduction. we are very happy and pleased to be back with you. as a company, we've been at the fore front of innovation in the public space. we think it's important to take care of it. over the last years, 20 years, 40 years, things have changed. we see a lot of demand coming from the public. it is better bottom up than top down. we have to adapt. we have to change. i think it's all of us that are trying to make the city a better place and how can we achieve that? our expertise is how do we connect services to the public. our clients are the city, but the users are the citizens or the visitors. so we think a lot about it. and we are not selling the services. we keep the maintenance. we are operators. so whatever is done on day one, we have to make sure that it would be func

that will be a visible remnant. >> francois, jcdecaux. for the public toilets, the foundation is 18 inches below grade. when you remove the toilet and put on the new one, you will not see it. >> commissioner keehn: they're not the same footprint, though? >> no. once we have the final design, we know that we will have to do some seismic analysis to get it approved, but they're larger. >> commissioner keehn: maybe there is something that could be addressed at the base that would not make it look like a -- something that wasn't thoughtful. the scars. that's something to think about. i do have some comments. what's interesting is over the years, the interpretation of standard 9 kind of swings back and forth and the notion of historic settings keeping awe yet differentiated. i've never personally liked the current toilets. i think they're very parisian or whatever i consider are parisian. and when i think about paris, i think of all the evolution of design and the metro stations and how they're different. our toilets are art deco, kind of fake

playful history of the world cup in two nights from the semifinal decided to outwit their neighbor francois for a place in the fun for the bay first time. hello and welcome i'm dutch ema the widow of the chinese debate peace prize winner new szabo has left china to start a new life in europe she's expected to arrive in bonn in this evening you have been kept under a near total hasa arrest with no formal charges since two thousand and ten when her husband was awarded the nobel peace prize the hospital schools for democracy had angered beijing. she's finally free lucia the widow of the nobel peace prize laureate lucia. for years she longed to leave china and live in exile but she was confined to this suburban compound for years under house arrest cut off from the world as if she were a criminal. but she never actually broke the law her only crime was being married to her husband the late civil rights activist china had labeled him a criminal because he advocated democratic change in china. he was already in prison when he won the nobel peace prize in two thousand and ten he was never released

itself let's take a look at what those fans have been getting up to after that final whistle went on francois into the world cup final. was it was . france with a touching distance of the coveted trophy will they get it or not i'm sure the fans are thrilled just to have the chance let's go over live to st petersburg and amani is outside the stadium and hopefully will see want to see jubilant french fans at the already in the. was these thousands of fans stream away from the st petersburg stadium we've seen a number of actually belgian fives pretty happy i was surprised to see a number of them cheering and shouting belgium belgium of course very proud of that team getting to that semifinal this is a generation of players who always seen as being the so-called golden generation young. hungry players who finally came into their prime but just couldn't do enough to win that game this evening the french fries. however a little common now but i can tell you they were absolutely jubilant with that victory by who was . was at these fancy hugely delighted i can imagine that there will be a party all n

that's right and i think france will start favorites i think if that game like they started today francois punish them in the way that england didn't all right jonathan green here at the big table with me from our sports desk and all the movie on the story for us in moscow the night to both of you gentlemen thank you. for another news sports have been flowing from the store today a nato summit in brussels u.s. president today accused members of the military alliance of not folding their weight when it comes to defense spending but the amount that he considers appropriate no less than four percent of g.d.p. that came as a shock it's way above the target that nato members had previously agreed upon. trump took aim at the german chancellor saying her country wants u.s. protection from russia while cutting energy deals with moscow at the same time germany he charges is a captive of the kremlin. germany will have over seventy percent of the country controlled by russia with that you will get so you tell me is that appropriate i mean really like you complaining about this all the time i get it s

meeting of g twenty finance ministers and central bankers and the argentinean capital whereas iris francois. trade war is now a reality. trump continues is to tear of blows with china the european union the g. twenty is said to call for greater dialogue and warns against derailing global growth. going into the summit the threat posed by u.s. president trumps america first policy was clear the international monetary fund has studied the current tariff escalation and puts a number to it although small of and some had feared it certainly indicates the impact that it would have on g.d.p. which in the worst case scenario under current measures and not taking into account the most recent announcements is in the range of point five percent of g.d.p. on a global basis unsurprisingly the chief twenty member countries are distancing themselves from any protectionist measures like japan just days after signing a massive trade agreement with the e.u. . benefits no one free and fair rule based trade cool is the way to roll the world economy. fair trade instead of free trade that sounds like what the uni

will visit germany's polish neighbors and explore the hip city or francois. and this week's your video takes us to singapore and southeast asia. but first to gurlitz which is packed with fascinating structures it has four thousand list of buildings in style from gothic gerena song to. god it's wasn't damaged much during the second world war but it fell into disrepair and the east german rule with many buildings slated for demolition they were speared by the collapse of east germany since one thousand nine hundred eighty nine around four in five of the small city's historic buildings have been restored to their former glory and. you can tell by the architecture that gurlitz was a wealthy place during the middle ages many successful textile manufacturers were based here. they lived and worked in timber frame towns as that loomed over arcades these typically had quite spacious interiors and courtyards they served as dwelling warehouses and counting houses rolled into one. this well known renaissance building has a facade depicting scenes from the bible like many

examiner says the board of supervisors has voted to rename south street between third and terry francoisoulevard to warriors way. they will start playing in the 2019-2020 season. happening today, around the corner from there, at&t park will transform into a field of dreams for hundreds of young giants fans. >> slumber party will follow the cubs/giants games. they will pitch tents and be treated to games, snacks and breakfast on the field tomorrow morning. movie screenings of a league of their own and star wars, the last jedi will be also shown. tickets for the game and the slumber party are still available. go to the giants website. >>> mike, have you ever done that? it looks like fun. >> sadly, when i moved here, i threw away our tent. we've been lugging it around the country and didn't use it anymore. i heard from people that have them. i think kristen sze has done it and loves it. you get a ticket to the game also which starts at 12 kplon 45. a little breezy and 66 by the end of the game. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. let me throw up some nuls. the numbers are lower today b

and together with your are deployed for francois to force classic the last metro but a letter published in for time has not slowed kathleen do nerves she's a prolific artist with more than one hundred movies under her belt how she chooses her roles remains simple. i think i am still on the same it's the same thing that i felt you know years ago it's always the desire you know for. the characters but the film is about most of all it's the film the director that they choose in recent years didn't have start together with beer can last one trees dancer in the dark. age women this isn't easy and martin provost the midwife in twenty seven training. than any clothes. for her work catherine deneuve has received dozens of awards and accolades and now she's got another one. ok so now you tell me of all those fries but that two more demeaning music and. and from what i understand these prizes are given for a body a what not just want the tequila yeah yeah that's right this kind of lifetime achievement award to the not given to asses who are twenty years old prince of the people of a body of work

i francois hoping to reach the world cup final for the third time and when they second crown they had coached they did their sham could become only the third man to win the world cup as a player and coach if the french can reach the final and win and the man who coached the national team before dish on blank believes he's countrymen can go all the way bill first need to be belgium in tuesday's semi final bow but blank who was also part of the one thousand nine hundred eight winning team is backing he's come petrie it's to go all the way just the price to go through she said i'm french so i'm a supporter of the france team but this will be a difficult match because the belgium team is a good one but we also have a very good team to us it will be a great match and i think the winner of this match will have a great chance of winning the world cup with them but belgians are in the world cup semifinals for only the second time they also reached the final four in mexico back in nineteen eighty six they'll be aiming for their first final when they face france in st petersburg on tuesday and

my name is francois, known as teacher frankie, i'm from canada. i teacher frankie, i'm from canada.h, there was an a nswer speaking english, there was an answer from the kids. speaking english, there was an answerfrom the kids. i speaking english, there was an answer from the kids. i thought this is great, this is extraordinary. how many of you? 13? brilliant! i was proud. i was really proud of those kids that they could actually a nswer those kids that they could actually answer something in english. that's why i came up with the idea of doing that sign. the situation with the cave at tham luang created an opportunity for the kids to realise that... it's great if you can say a few words in english, you know? basically you never know when you'll need english. english is universal, you know? all these kids have to learn about english at one point if they want to improve their career in the future. we are in a remote area of thailand. we're not in bangkok. it's an awareness, it's open their mind that there's something else in the world than thailand. a very proud teacher. that's all f

is a francois clash where the value of the semifinals and that was three and three now and the two favorites still at the trough and then on wednesday endless play car away here in moscow. meanwhile a charity a footy match involving stars of think game has been how it in red square participating with the captain out west germany is and nineteen nineteen world cup . mean winning side an x. russian midfielder alexander must avoid the game was organized by the a naked heart foundation which helps children with disabilities and we spoke to those taking part no middle school seeing children participates their emotions how it helps them become a part of this policy this is the best on a reward. really. present that but i like that i can be here and help and also. that's the thing to remember i'm really glad to participate in such an event be part of the free food world cup which as it seems to me is absolutely fantastic. i'm so proud of sin russia i'm so sorry that i seem to have played funtastic football i think that the congress hearts of the biggest skeptics about russian football and no what i

be feeling you off the capital stealing money from pails job on wednesday was to defend president francois hollande saying he was very glamorous in his testimony but it doesn't appear hinting sending money at least on the senate panel rosalyn forward al-jazeera capitol hill. my answer is the polls and presidential elections on sunday with twenty four counts that spying for the top job the vote is taking place amid the country's west security. in addition since the civil war in two thousand and twelve mom and follow reports from bamako on incumbent president abraham bacall kater and his struggle to restore stability. mali's president to. come to go looking for votes in the city has been hardest hit by violence during his five years in office. but he believes he deserves to be reelected. this is all me i'd like from the depth of my heart and my soul to once again serve this country well you can trust me with this wonderful task for five years and today for people across the region to withstand the storms and the winds and the rain to attend my meetings for hours means a lot to me. but some m

thinking that there win would be massive not only for the country but for the football itself but francois favorites and now they they want to but before i go i just have to say. thank you everyone watching r.t. during this world cup thank you everyone making this coverage happen we all try to make it the best possible and i hope that everyone behind the scenes that are see behind. every single move that we made the and everyone watching this enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed providing it the stuffing being great having everybody here and certainly to both teams thanks to them for giving us such a great finale to a stunning month of international football and actually i just got the news new stadium thanks for that. now imagine what it's like in france right now i can imagine a few people might be a little late for work tomorrow his watch on the tube and skis i've been looking at in paris in the past few minutes. thank. you. of the. last experience twenty years ago when fronts was actually the highest nations and when they were running the woke up many people believed that they could win th

really confident and you know up the belgians are probably the only team which can actually stop francois look at them. and that's a crock pot fan festival in the heart of st petersburg there now actually on their way to the subway and we'll carry that flag the cute nine meets a belgian flag into the subway and then unfold it at the stadium as well. so you see the atmosphere is very positive i'll try to actually to speak to some of these fans right out. that are you confident tonight are you confident. what i know everyone that you. see you know see i think this lady told the overall mood of this of this massive fantastic very joyful crowd here in st petersburg but obviously if you i will find out whether belgium will be in my. in luzhniki this sunday. let's see i ski following the fall just air on route to the stadium to get in a nice an early very smartly i think. alexy was saying that the fans are very confident of course both sets of fans will become the teams are going to win he studied enough because we spoke to study such as self just last hour he was pretty much tailoring his team

peeling you off the capitol stealing money from pails job on wayne state was to defend president francois hollande said he was very glamorous in his testimony but it doesn't appear he changed any minds at least on the senate panel. al-jazeera capitol hill. president donald trump has pushed back his proposed meeting with president putin on u.s. soil until twenty nineteen the white house says the summits been delayed because of the ongoing investigation into russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. election trump invited president to washington after their controversial talks in helsinki on july the sixteenth many members of congress had objected to the two leaders meeting again and said putin wouldn't be welcomed. a group of republican politicians has moved to impeach the man overseeing the russia investigation for the us department of justice the group's accusing deputy u.s. attorney general rod rosenstein of hiding information from congress rosenstein has been a frequent republican target because he appointed robert muller a special counsel for the inquiry both trump and some in h

meeting with the meeting england or croatia in sunday's final belgium have never made the final waltz francois champions back in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight france have just got a go ahead to early in the second half so that's the latest we have correspondents with fans in paris and in the belgian city of and to up first so let's start with who's with french fans in paris natasha. whatever you can hear behind the. war of the crowds in just a few minutes ago some really in d.c. scored a problem snicker went to the world as you can imagine because just a few moments before the parents everyone just dreamily tens of thousands in the bank worried because they'd gotten right through that person without to go but i was just talking to the parents of the holder said that they felt pretty worried that it's france doesn't score in the next couple of them maybe a little bit lost but that won't change the last few minutes just go into that abrasions and start to get close to someone so we still have quite a lot of time before the crowds want to hear is the problems to get through this to get i

video comment from someone who says this is what it takes to be considered french this is are the francois own and he's actually in kazakhstan but this is what he has to say have a listen to story clean friends conception of politicians as always been civic conceptions meaning that the attachment to the french nation is solely based on people's willingness and desire to belong to really join the french.

one of those neighbors was officer clements, francois clemons was one of the first african-american actorsg role on a tv series. in our series "note to self" clemons writes words of encouragement to his younger self. >> my dear little buttercup. yes, that's what we all used to call you. sweet little buttercup. one day, if you stay focused, folks will know who you are, and they won't tease you about being sweet. but for a while they will tease you about that and singing and wanting to play the piano and dancing and playing with jacks. you're going to have many experiences as a little black boy growing up, particularly because you like being with the girls, and so you find yourself constantly feeling like an outsider. for whatever reason you don't want to do what the other boys are doing. you will discover that you are who you are and it cannot be te that feature someone tks like you. but believe it or not, you will make history. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ you must get to pittsburgh. becausing? is going to happen to you that you've been l

francois to warriors way in recognition of the golden state warriors basketball team contribution to the area. >> president cohen: same house, same call? adopted unanimously. madam clerk, it's not quite 2:30 yet. let's go to committee reports. >> clerk: items 19 and 20 were considered by land use and transportation committee at a regular meeting on monday, july 9, 2018. and were forwarded as committee reports. >> president cohen: seeing no names on the roster, can we take this same house, same call? >> clerk: apologies. i will read item 19. 19 and 20 together. two ordinances, item 19, amends planning code revising map sheets zn06 to rezone as 2719c, lot number 023 located at burnett avenue and burnett avenue north from public to residential, mixed district low density, rm1, rezoning burnett northbounded by ab 2745 and lot number 036 and ab27119c and lot 023 to rm-1. and summary street vacation portion burnett avenue north by 2719c and burnett avenue to specified conditions to affirm ceqa and adopt appropriate findings for both ordinances. >> president cohen: colleagues, can we take t

examples of read outs being dramatically different, even among allies, between president obama and francoishe former president of france. vastly different read outs. >> all politics is local. >> ample frustration from lawmakers this week about learning more about what's happening from the kremlin than from their own administration. >> all right. we'll keep an eye on that one. >>> up next, after six decades, some american heroes finally heading home. belly fat: the chili pepper sweat-out. not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort,and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you and visit coolsculpting.com today for your chance to win a free treatment. "but our tempur-pedic helps us make it all work." "it gives us the best night sleep ever." "i recommend my tempur-pedic to everybody." the most highly recommended bed in america just got better. introduci

>> bro: francois clemmons, who played a friendly policeman in the 'neighborhood' recalls a seemingly benign scene intended to send a bigger message. >> they did not want black people to swim in their swimming pools.e my being on ogram was a statement for fred. >> i think fred rogers made is decision very early in his career that what he was going to do was to level with children, because i think the adultha instinct w and i as a parent know this, you want to tell your kids not to pay attention to bad things or don't worry about things and the fact of the matter is chiare way too smart to not worry about things. they know en bad things happen. >> brown: there were spoofs and mockery including sadie murphy onrday night live.">> nd many wondered: is this guy for real? >> brown: the question so many of us had was: is this all an a acerformance? surely there's some dark side to fred rogers? but you seem to show he was who he was. >> without a doubt, that's the most common question i got was some version of, "is this guy for real?" and the conclusion i came to reter years of working on thi

own together with june for françois truffaut's classic the last metro.time has not slowed catherine deneuve she's a prolific artist with more than one hundred movies under her belt now she chooses her roles remain simple. i think i am still on the same it's the same thing that i felt you know years ago it's always the desire you know for. the characters but. most of all it's the film the director that they choose in recent years didn't stand together we can learn from trees dancer in the dark. zones eight women this is a city and martine provost the midwife in twenty seven playing. for her work catherine deneuve has received dozens of awards and accolades and now she's got another one. another one to add to her chester for trophies so now there are two prizes there are so sick and architecture details yeah. they're both i should say very much life time achievement awards awards it's for a body of work you will get a twenty year old winning the premium in paris and in the cast a great architecture this is being won by another french another french window

this i is haitian protester francois anelson. >> i i think that the president should step down because of his incompetence from above all, because he makes by decisions. in this case, he should leave as soon as possible. amy: in thailand, rescuers have evacuated all 12 boys from a youth soccer team and their coach from an underground cave. the group has been trapped since june 23. the dangerous rescue operation the world.d - in india, a widespread environmental movement in the capital delhi has forced the government to abandon its plans to cut down 16,000 trees in a city that is already one of the most polluted on earth. the month-long grassroots movement included thousands of people participating in vigils, sit-ins, tree-defense patrols, and tree-planting activities. residents also filed lawsuits, which forced a high court to halt all tree-cutting in the city, ruling it could "not allow delhi to die at the cost of the redevelopment projects." back in the united states, president trump's longtime personal driver, noel clintron, has sued the trump organization, arguing he was not paid f

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video comment from someone who says this is what it takes to be considered a friend this is our the francois on and he's actually in kazakhstan but this is what he has to say have a listen so historically in france the dominant conception of politicians as always been civic conceptions meaning that the attachment to the french nation is solely based on people's willingness and desire to voluntarily join the french family so being part of the national team in france is similar to being part of the armed forces notwithstanding your origins or religion people will accept us part of the community because of your willingness to sacrifice everything for friends sort of a i don't you are trying to get in there he says it's all about the willingness to sacrifice everything that is a high bar but what do you make of this comet i think that. communication. what i find interesting is that so many seem to understand that you can be both african and french there is one of the payor i do honey who says he's moroccan no work and french on the same time so there is a way to deal with both you know both iden

pretty harshly by the team is pretty strong making just two changes from the start it was beaten by francois how he came to be starting to handle and maybe looking to cement his position at the top the goal scoring chance. richardson reporting high from moscow while i talk to you later. we're into the deciding sad to rafa nadal and know what jock which is semifinal showdown at wimbledon this much current be finished on friday because the other semi ran so long the winner faces kevin anderson in sunday's final. and that it's all your support for now i'll be back with more later but for now it's back to you adrian from anything that will do it for at this particular but i'll be back to update you on the day's top stories in just a few moments with another half hour of you see that. right. it's a long journey from home in haiti to school in the dominican republic crossing national borders some cultural barriers to tell a son but not the town and. discovering filmmaking talent from around the viewfinder latin america follows a young man who will stop at nothing to secure. the crossing on al-jaze