first manager was hoffer brown, and he immediately or did the glass to be repaired. and the guests who'd been evacuated to be re accommodated most of them, which, unless harper broad interests legally a double m. b. he was to be awarded member of the british empire metal by the queen, which was checking them b e was of course manager about foster robot. and she was a seasoned hotel here. i didn't hop or brian was that rest sort of character who actually enjoys emergencies. and danger she bustled around, he was a small, energetic man who ran everything to do with a hotel. and we were actually rather proud of him and a funny sort of way. he was rather proud of us on the brown the road but continued to convey a sense of business as usual. but despite his efforts the yoke but was soon back in the firing line. in october, 1971 to all right, man entered the hotel, held a people of gun point placed a large white box at reception, which contains a huge bone. the hotel was evacuated, vehicles were removed from the area. the under bridge is showing me arrived, including bomb d

for ukraine to concerns over the face of the international banking system. overshadowing the talks, hoffer is the limits, rest of the debt default and the united states. lawmakers in the country are currently one thing to agree on a plan to raise the amount of money that governments can far oh, if no deal can be reached by june. first, the economic repercussions could be enormous. but what exactly is the debt ceiling and why does it matter so much? our report on brand new tory explains the debt ceiling is the maximum amount. the u . s. government can borrow by issuing bonds. back in january, the white house reached the current limit of $31.00 trillion dollars. the us treasury resorted to father extraordinary measures to ensure that governments could meet its obligations if the ceiling is in raising time by the congress. the us risk defaulting on is that k, as in the markets, wouldn't issue and the economy would slow down. hundreds of thousands of jobs could also be at risk as it would be hard to avoid the recession. it's congress is job to do this. if they fail to do it, we will have an ec

i think it's amazing that i'm my coffee and hoffer. i bought a few even half robots display on it. prosthetic can give off that impression. the device converts electrical impulses from the upper arm muscles into finger booth, with a special after associates group patterns with certain muscle movements juices can configure with themselves at home. we are allowed technicians to do it remotely. so we've tried to building the technology which allows it to connect to the hand anyway, basically in a world unchanged configuration of the device instantaneously on the fly for the customer. the sensor bracelets is being tested at the university of sydney and australia is designed to detect the slightest movements of attendance which controlled huns the supper movements and then transmitted by a bluetooth to a program. who taught you a copy of the tunnel like that and move your fingers a little bit. you will see tiny vibrations happening in your wrist. and this, that's how our party moves so fingers. so all the sensor actually pick up those vibra

it's the worst floating in italy, in a 100 years. hoffer, yes. rainfall selling just a few days. in the amelia ramana region, in the north of the country. thousands of people have been evacuated as rescue work has buckled through the night to save those traps by the floods. locals race to clean the mud laden streets before it drives. doing what they come with, what little they have we've been cleaning all day. i can take it any more residents in one town pick through the damage we need to fix everything. we need to do everything from the beginning. the, the books on the documents, all the clothes are all gosh, let me just see because you have to get out. you have to leave the house. you can see why the heavy rains caused over 20 rivers to best at bunks and almost 300 lum slides. stephano bona tina, the regional president said the cost of the damage totals billions of euro's with the rain fall cost low. cole's remain worried about the food i can start because fear is that if it starts reading again with a home today, if it were to start reading again, we fear that the water could

but the old name was restored 3 years later with another set of owners . hoffer brown, who'd run the hotel through it's delicate days, retired in 1995 and died a christmas 2 years later. but then the road hit new problems. in 1991 its own is went bankrupt, throwing its future into doubts. not long after the oil re resumed its focus on the hotel and sent to bomb threats on the 4th of december 1991 mountain mulholland to work his way up on the concierge desk over 18 years to head. it remembers that day 91 little tale was significantly damaged. probably the worst damage to that point of any of the attacks. when we got into the building, it was a mess. there were very few savings that were, were up there were no windows, a tall, there were gaping holes in the side of the hotel. it was, it was pretty significant damage. we spent 2 years actually renovating little tale and, and trying to get a back to, to work. and we had just got to that stage and then a 93 of us talk to him in may 1993. i must've full 150 kilo phone room fell fast. it was hidden in a large laurie park between the rope an

so hoffer left and he's now being placed into a medically induced come off the going fluid operation. also use a course down off has the base house from outside the hospital. the hot pre lived in is in the hospital right behind me. he was lifted, he of are a helicopter, and he is being treated by the doctors he of the initial room is and will suspicions that he might be taken into a vacuum. waited quickly to moscow so that the specialist and the russian capital could have a look on him. well, as they have so far, not come to fruition and again the doctors here are taking care of him. he was delivered here in the serious conditions, but apparently fully conscious until he was well of put into a medically induced co my. he has suffered a multitude, a variety of promos, are the most of the impact to it came onto his legs, basically his legs. they observed most of the impact from the bloss, but also his lungs were in should he suffered a concussion. and that is not the full list of the injuries that the mom has sustained so far, according to the information that we have here, as well as h

has moving hoffer population about 25000000 people are in desperate need of aid in more than 5 weeks of fighting. now it's believes about a 1000 people have died. a 1000000 people have been displaced out. is there a table? morgan is following developments from undermine that we weren't able to, he has whereas the gun fires were supposed to residents in the southern parts of the capitol. they said that they were able to hear the lights, machine guns being used. basically they're not sure if it was the rapid support forces or the signees army, but the fact that they can hear it. that's all when there's a ceasefire. is there anything concerns for residents here in the capital? we were also able to hear gunfire in the city of on demand and in the early hours of tuesday morning. so 5 to just flying overhead. now the cease fire was violated from the very 1st few minutes in the early hours of the ceasefire between 9 451030 gmc local time or 1945 p m p. we were able to hear loud explosions in the northern parts of the capital and residence in east 9 indicates. to also reported that there was

many hoffer 1000000 people have been killed in the comfort, followed the crisis as far as millions of syrians to free the homeland and live as refugees abroad. and many remained internally displaced to how does 0 is ali hashim takes a look at the regional shift towards syria city area admitted to the out of league after a 12 year absence. the decision is the most significant today to be taken by out of states to normalize relations with damascus. in the same hole in 2011. the audibly got up to the resolution to suspend syria's membership, saying the shuttle assets government had to pay to stop. it struck down on protest or religion has changed. and the us government's approach towards those of post is ruled. those in favor of the step say it wouldn't have a major impact on the future of syria and its neighbors improved stability and the country is expected to enable the return of those instead, it's 12. yeah, well, what critics say rehabilitating i said sets a dangerous precedent for the holding power to account and see it. yeah. and the world. but the other bleak expects that agent t

so heading the way side and front end, assessing hoffer time was running out for me, cannot set aside on the game. it was effectively over one dentist when the loved are so most people are from sale in the 8 to 6 minutes to make it to now for right and added to our smallest misery with the said and stuff which time these are single funds had been enough i've seen enough as they made their way out of the united states with their title hopes and taxes. normally just frustration the feeling that we gave the game away. in the 2nd half the day we fund really had to be in the position that we have in and today was actually take a moment and took a hoping and keep dean and for that dream. and when you have to blame these moments, you cannot do what we do, give me a 2nd half mast as is what they needed to do by beating of attendance goodness in park city. chatham gave them to leave it with a brilliant piece of skill on the 6th 7th minutes. just 2 minutes later telling hadn't called his customer a goal to make it to, to now a l type in design completed the scoring with the 2nd and city said to

when i was young i read a book by eric hoffer who was a big figure way back when in the 50's and 60's0's, a very shrewd analyst of totalitarianism and what had happened in the soviet union and nazi germany etc. it was called the will to believe. it was an issue when i was young in political philosophy circles, how did people believe what turned out to be extremely dangerous and damaging, horrible really, in the communist future or nazi claims? the believers are a problem. but they don't actually form a majority of most societies. they usually are pretty strong or weak depending on the situation, a minority. the people who make the true believers dangerous in their beliefs powerful are the enablers. the people who should know better and you do know better in a certain respect. but who go along and who rationalizations, excuses and justifications for the beliefs of the true believers. they might not be true believers themselves but they explain, they are a little wrong about a few things they overthink things but the party of which they are a part has to govern because they do it for ot