i can send you a message saying i'm here, my name is roxanne. 0k. n for me and now i have this. passenger assist is being developed by start—up transreport under the guidance of london midlands lab. we've brought a staff phone on the train too so we can see how the app works for them. so right now the phone is tracking both the staff member and the passenger. we're obviously in the same place so you can see the two dots are quite close together. they're using the technology such as bluetooth beacons, wi—fi, ag, gps, we can use multiple tools. you know exactly what carriage i'm in even. yes, down to the carriage, we can pinpoint less than one metre to your location and find out which carriage, which train and the direction of travel you're going in as well. that's all well and good for staffed stations, but how would it work at unmanned stations? well, the app is still in development, so it's making good progress but we do have this challenge with understaffed stations. what we would want to do is get you to the nearest accessible station to get you o

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i travel alone because it's the biggest challenge i can get. and travelling by myself... excuse me! th more people. if i travel with someone, particularly someone sighted, they'd be doing all the work, they'd be doing all the guiding and i wouldn't get to touch as many things and find as many things i do by myself. today i'm going to catch a bus into the old city, to go to the western wall. western wall? western wall, yeah. ok, let's go. i need a bus. ok, i will help you. let me hold your arm like that. where are you from? i'm from england. i was lucky that the bus driver was nearby waiting, so it was very easy to find the bus. yeah, i got it. let go. new orleans was the first place i went to by myself. i was in a foreign city by myself. didn't know where i was going, i was blind, and ijust froze. and i took a couple of deep breaths and said to myself, "tony, this is what you want. if you don't want it, go home." couple more deep breaths, turned down the street and the rest is history. excuse me. this is your stop. this is my stop? you can take... all right, thank you. want any help?

that might see me and think oh quite i can be on t.v. and read the news and i don't have to have a job which was filled to the face the stereotypes for me that would be great if i could help bring dump areas in that sense. that people have been living in germany for four hundred years today they numbered about one million from me in cologne i've come to see. do support them yeah. he was born in one thousand twenty five and belin. but why did your father come from cameroon to germany back then come a one by a dutch cameroon was a german colony. we run for you. just as people used to dream of going to america. at the time many young africans wanted to come to germany. says there was no such thing as what we now call racism. at least not as we know it today. you see it only started to take shape when the young african started asserting themselves for instance by marrying german women oh. and the reaction was there taking away our women. in quincy in the name onset the following way. and now you appeared in ethnographic exhibits also known as

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but it can't be as if i can choose now because of all people who follow it. like i have for feeling i'm starting their lives i'm going to mission talk touch shouldn and dance with a machine a year when they come on scandal in ga. you like to you know climbed into month with and. yeah that does it this is your life i live let me let's talk about all this next you really calm the kids but i'm of us from being in this time of in that i'm going to. have a forehead with a minute i'm up though i can tell you i didn't choose even you could know me. pretty busy to good my glasses are too big. thank you i think here shows. yes yes i do but it's time to say goodbye. and living in germany she's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter like it is if you see. she traveled to germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. something for your country but you're still the black. germany. they like. and soon they'll even know how i feel. like i'm not a real person i'm still just a piece of. scientists around the world working to measure our emotions. s

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i don't. know. or how can you but i see my family every day in my dreams you'll have to speak with him in my thoughts before you know i can barely reach them on the phone though that show my heart and i have taken them with me through the sahara across the ocean. it would have been their death. my kids were too young for like us so. but actually we had no other choice one had some of us it was just. it was just. like. come on then. it's good to see. so good how you doing out of your good thanks but not only good as i have a problem with my wife my family they're in beirut they've been waiting for five months that it's a problem that's very long. on my face and it's dangerous for my family in syria it's just my family has no harm us. out there living on the street yeah please help me with him me and him the school will have to see if we can get the refugee advisory office and all toner involved for good as the one handling the case and most if you want i'll call there and make an appointment and maybe maybe nex

as soon as i can. >> oh, no, no. don't worry about paying it back. just say this was the sergeant looking out for the troops. tell you what we will do. this weekend, why don't i come by and pick you up, and we will go down, and i can show you d.c.? let me be the first one to show you around the city. how about that? >> i would like that, but i can't. i'm afraid i can't do that because i have to wash clothes, and geto go to the px my uniform together and most , important thing, i have to make a phone call to my husband. >> now wait just a minute. you are new here on the staff. right? around here on the staff, i make a lot of decisions. i am the one that fixes up the evaluation reports. i assigned the three-day passes and leaves, and just a word of advice. if you want to get along on this staff, it would be beneficial to you to be a little nicer to me. >> captains, good morning. >> good morning sir. , we would just like to thank you for all the work you have done. there's one allegation we feel is going to be a good move for one of us. >> it was like pu

will give me all those little victories in my life you give it to me i can not good say. but i as a last of us the men that it was more difficult to be because after the war was brazil were real was there then was my last so will have to go because we didn't have a idea to play one more. going to say goodbye i say my god i cannot say goodbye to lose the game there that too was difficult to me but thank god given this over the. world cup next year in russia and it's also the sixtieth anniversary of the world cup win in sweden once in fifty eight or you looking forward to the world cup in russia. the i think it will be very important for. us to talk in the about the the live in the what happened over the. house to see this who hook up. if you've got to know this and what they want us is that the list of brazil in the finest of. all it leaves free societies really appreciate you joining us to die it is quite incredible to see you a fantastic man a fantastic football he done so much for so many people we hope to see you at the world cup next year in russia thank you for joinin

can i just say to him, can i just. [shouting] >> can i tell the house what is happening in this health service? 7 million more diagnostics, 2.2 billion more people getting operation and the rate for cancer at the highest ever level. what it means is getting the treatment they need, more elderly people getting their hip operations and that today there are nearly 6500 people alive who wouldn't have improved our cancer care. >> in the first three weeks of this winter, 30,000 patients were left waiting in the back of an ambulance for more than half an hour. these delays written live. of the nhs have the resources it needs you would expect it to be meeting its key treatment and waiting time targets. can the prime minister give us a cast-iron pledge that all those targets will be met in 2018? >> what we are looking to do in 2018 is improve the standard of care in our health service and ensure we can approve those, we do see more people being treated in our health service but we see better survival rates, that is why we have b

good search with the outside of my right foot and almost wriggle free of him and then i looked oh i can remember thinking this only one play it's a. look how deep he is and i obviously out a run of on him he was never going to be able to stop me it's almost like just point a mannequin in front of you when your when someone is so deep and they giving you the chance to get a run on. it was just impossible i couldn't go past him so i just sat off obviously ronan i took it to the side and then the source scholes in my in my outside among outside but obviously just got there first and then across it's in here why am i going to give it to him at that point i scored and i thought as i've run a wire sink and that was a good go i didn't know i this is how i felt. it's a good goal and i didn't think anything of. it was a good goal which they want now and everyone's jumping on me and i remember lift and i had no idea where anyone was on the stage and i remember being on the hof i had on how the everyone jumped on well if the man had as i won't jump back into position i potentially have a look to t

this weekend, why don't i come by and pick you up and i can show you d.c.? let me be the first one to show you around the city. >> i would like that, but i can't. i'm afraid i can't do that ,ecause i have to wash clothes i have to get my uniform together, and most important thing, i have to make a phone call to my husband. >> now wait just a minute. you are new here on the staff. staff, i make the a lot of decisions. i am the one that makes up evaluation deports -- evaluation reports. a word of advice, if you want to get along on this staff, it would be beneficial to you to be a little nicer to me. >> good morning. >> good morning sir. we would just like to thank you for all the work you have done. there's one allegation we feel is going to be a good move for all of us. >> it was like pulling teeth. i was able to squeeze one opening for one applicant from this area. we are just going to have to really bite the bullet. the frustrating thing is, both of you are deserving applicants. >> one of us could go this year, and if the budget cuts don't cancel the progra

i want a place where i can take a shower. i want a place with maybe i can get a little bit of a cup of coffee so i don't have to go out in the street hungry because my next street isn't until 7:00 in the morning. we need to think about this in a comprehensive way to not only provide a safe injection site but a place to rest. i like to travel up and down i-5 a lot and i'm a connoisseur of truck stops. i can tell you the difference between a pilot and an okay, you know, corral 6 and they're good places to get a clean shower and warm meal and i hope the safe injection sites will serve as the same respite for friends and family using. i'd rather they be there then in front of bill graham or on the streets. you've convinced me. it's with that i would like to ask to make a motion, if i can, before our colleagues. i think we're going to be requested for some action to at least at this point support the final report or support the recommendation. i think there's a lot of work that has to happen. ab-186 is like bouncing back and forth

i can take hers, too. [ laughter ] i defended my people, and only my people can judge me, and there'ster honor in defending your people. >> after the war, paddy ashdown, a former british special forces officer and head of the centrist liberal democrat party, was named international high representative for bosnia. he had the unenviable job after the war of trying to stitch the region back together. paddy ashdown, welcome. >> nice to be with you. >> on this day, right? >> anybody who was there that time, as you were so often and i was infrequently, will see this as a great day. i mean, it was a day, frankly, i didn't think actually would come. >> really? >> i didn't. i mean, i was given evidence three times at the tribunal, once against mladic, once against the kurds, and once against another serb, and i didn't think they'd get it. when i was in bosnia, i worked very hard to make sure that we set the context in which he could be captured, so i was delighted he was and delighted this long process, careful, steady, meticulous process been brought to an end and this man is where he should

can i just say to him, can i just. [shouting] >> can i tell the house what is happening in this health service? 7 million more diagnostics, 2.2 billion more people getting operation and the rate for cancer at the highest ever level. what it means is getting the treatment they need, more elderly people getting their hip operations and that today there are nearly 6500 people alive who wouldn't have improved our cancer care. >> in the first three weeks of this winter, 30,000 patients were left waiting in the back of an ambulance for more than half an hour. these delays written live. of the nhs have the resources it needs you would expect it to be meeting its key treatment and waiting time targets. can the prime minister give us a cast-iron pledge that all those targets will be met in 2018? >> what we are looking to do in 2018 is improve the standard of care in our health service and ensure we can approve those, we do see more people being treated in our health service but we see better survival rates, that is why we have b

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i know that words can hurt but they can heal as well. i do apologize for those -- >> thank you so much. >> public: good evening. i'm a graduate of the class of 2016 at washington high school. as a teacher, he has made his classes interactive and engaging for his students. it wasn't like every day we had to read a textbook or take notes from a google slide. it was more of working in groups, doing activities like singing out what happened in certain time periods or dancing out those activities that they have done. every day as students we loved going to his class and we found it teaching us more than just history, but more life skills and intrapersonal communication as well as getting homework done and turned in as soon as it's due. as a coach, he helped his whole team learn how to manage efficiently more than 20 people by getting tasks done efficiently, winning more medals and the value of team work overall. working as a team, he has guided the senior classes into models that can track down leadership and it helps us as students learn diff