i have this rule that i do not touch the side of any handrail on the underground and if i didi handrailround and if i did i try to clean my hands. it is really intelligent because the chip isa really intelligent because the chip is a gigantic petrie dish. —— the tube. anyone living in london, would love to see this. they have had to combat of different bacteria is. you get the influx of people in the morning commute. in 11 different lines and everybody is going around and they are tracking the movement of the james but in a way it is important because human beings have to be exposed to james to keep our resistance. some james are important, otherjames not so much. let's move on. amazon has been hugely controversial in terms of tax in the uk. according to this report, amazon has paid £1.7 million in corporation tax in the uk. it is of the lowest bill in five years. the point of the story is, the uk high street has been suffering. we have seen so street has been suffering. we have seen so many street has been suffering. we have seen so many shops closing down, diminishing the number of st

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of the movie to do the impossible -- hike 2,000 feet to the top of pulpit rock in norway with no handrailsa special screening of the film. the side of the very cliff tom fell from in the film. the event caught the attention of tom. he tweeted, 2,000 feet, 2,000 people, 4 hours of hiking, thank you all for coming. i wish i could have been there. to accept this mission, you had to buy a ticket, and they reportedly sold out in just 40 minutes. organizers admit this was part publicity stunt to let tourists know the location is a real place you can visit. if you think this is crazy, the real mission impossible came after the screening. those 2,000 fans had to get down at 1:30 in the morning. how'd they do it? some 200 spotlights were trained on the path out. and not a single report of injury. >>> now to some music news. beyonce's washout. >> thank you guys for not allowing the rain to stop the night. >> last night fans were on the run from thunderstorms temporarily evacuated from the stands at new jersey's metlife stadium after an hour delay, bey and jay-z continued into the wee hours. the caug

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even at 10 feet back, you're barely going to see this thing. 13 is fair, and i would set back the handrail, as well, so that that stays back another 3 feet so it doesn't come to the edge to reduce that rich. d >> commissioner richards: and number three, we ask -- >> yes, i did that. >> commissioner richards: great. and then four, they asked for two more feet on the guardrails on the decks. instead of three, they want five. that doesn't do that much to your project. >> that doesn't do too much. >> commissioner richards: so it looks like you'd agree. >> yeah. >> commissioner richards: include neighbors in the process of appropriate planning, agreed. so i think you've agreed to the six of the seven. the 13 feet is the 20 feet is the big difference, and it looks like you've kind of gone halfway with the 3 feet and the 13 feet. i'm satisfied that this should work. >> it's going to look good. >> commissioner richards: i'll let commissioner koppel make a moti motion. >> commissioner koppel: i'll make a motion to take d.r. with the stated conditions that commissioner richards just stated. >> clerk

gottenan one of us has our hands slapped for not putting the handrail. you have three points of contact and it is ingrained everywhere. safety, safety, safety, and so many of our companies. erick: it has come full circle here. when we talk about the deregulation and regulation we talk about the conservative -- aical -- ace conservative that is skeptical of the president, i'm amazed of rollbacksgness of the on a lot of the obama administration regulations. they did it in such a way that they cannot be connected by a future president. derrick: i think the old adage personnel is policy, we can see that. if you have people like governor perry and secretary chao, and real conservatives in that cabinet from top to bottom, that really makes all of the difference in these agencies. hats have to be off to them on how they handle deregulation for sure. erick: you know from my email spree that i like big vehicles because my wife cannot pack light. [laughter] derrick: i'm right there with you. we have four kids. erick: and you need the big suv. , thank you so much.

parents know that children need to go to the toilets, so installing a child friendly handrail, for exampleto work? well, it could be about special offers in the store, it could be about events or anything coming up in the future. there are all sorts of advertisements. all staff for the local area, ok. what are they doing abroad? i hear they local area, ok. what are they doing abroad? i hearthey are local area, ok. what are they doing abroad? i hear they are doing quite abroad? i hear they are doing quite a roaring trade in germany through their loose. in public toilets overseas, people will pay to use the toilet, but what they will do then is that toilet voucher will then become voucher they can spend in their local business. you can spend at 30p or30 their local business. you can spend at 30p or 30 cents or whatever it might be, and then you are spending money in local businesses, and maybe thatis money in local businesses, and maybe that is something local authorities should really look to do across the whole of the uk, to try and keep some of these public toilets open. so what is going