the interior department directed it. in some cases the parks that have excessive snow have closures because you cannot get in. you have to plow the road and the park service can't pay to plow the roads. in other cases people are getting into national park's without visitor services. host: what has the impact been? guest: it has been terrible. battlefields are losing some of their artifacts. a joshua trees have been cut down and used for firewood. off-road vehicles have been driving into wilderness areas. the muster magic impact across the board in many parks is trash build -- the most dramatic impact across the board and many parts of trash build and human waste. there will be a huge cleanup effort after the shutdown is over. host: here's a picture from a tweet in joshua tree national park. visitors are cutting down joshua trees and driving into sensitive areas where vehicles are banned. we have had some extensive four-wheel driving. speak to us, what is the impact to the parks? guest: damage. it's damage, potential loot

and alaska natives through the department of interior and the indian health service. early this week "usa today" with the latest news agency to run a front page article on the sad state of the mchealth care in indian country which is funded mostly through the indian health service in this bill. funding for the indian health service in this bill is $135 million below last year's house-passed level. for an indian health system that is also rationing the kind of health care most of us take or granted, every dollar makes a difference in the quality of life of one of our fellow americans. whose ancestors paid in advance with their lives, land to guarantee that the federal government would care for the health of their desendants. properly funding this obligation is not optional. the house heard from nearly 80 tribal leaders and hearings last year about the importance of funding these programs. let's not turn our backs on them now acceding to the senate position. madam speaker, for these reasons and others i am strongly opposed to this bill, h.r. 266, and i urge my colleague

we need the house and senate to pass the interior aprops bill. we need the president to sign it, to prevent further degradation of our public lands. this government does not belong to donald trump. it belongs to the american people and it's time to reopen the government. i urge a yes vote and yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentlewoman from minnesota reserves. members are reminded to refrain from -- are reminded to direct their comments and remarks to the chair. the gentleman from california, mr. calvert, is recognized. mr. calvert: mr. speaker, i'm happy to yield 2 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from the great state of utah, mr. stewart. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. stewart: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to begin by stating the obvious, if i could, and my democratic colleagues call this a compromise. this bill is a lot of things but a compromise it is not. it takes away everything we have done for the last year, everything we have done for the last year and, poof, it'

. >> you are yielding to me to talk about the interior department in the bill. okay. let me just thank you for your vigilance. when we have 800,000 federal employees across the country and their families are hurting you've been vigilant with this. your estate in virginia, you and senator warner are very concerned, senator heinrich and bicycles are concerned about what's happening in new mexico, and i want to speak a little b bit. i rise today to call on this body to take action and immediately end the shutdown that is causing tragic consequences and the lives of americans. we are on day number 27 of the shutdown the longest in history. every day my constituents are asking me what are we goin doino end this sense was shut down so i'm here demanding that we opened the government. demanding that we do our jobs as a coequal branch of government, do you that we pass by person appropriation bills. i have the privilege of serving as the ranking member of the interior appropriations subcommittee. and i know how critical the interior bill is particularly to my home state of me

>> no. >> probably not. >> because it's an interior alteration. >> okay. because it's completely transparent. >> yes. >> good question. >> commissioner black? >> well, you -- i was did > -- >> i beat you to it. >> my exact comment. no hesitation with the design, but how the funnishings and fixtures are handled at the edge, looks great or it could look not great on clear buildings like this, so -- >> yeah. staff will be reviewing that when it comes in, so that's definitely our concern as well, but it's not an item that will come before the commission. >> there's nothing further commissioners, there's a motion seconded to approve the matter with commissioners on the motion. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> so moved, motion passes unanimously. >> item 10 for case 2008.004u, 690 market street. this is a mills act application. >> good afternoon, commissioners. shannon fearingson n ferguson, a renewal for 690 market street. can i have the overhead, please? the nine-story plus office tower originally constructed in 1889 to '90 and adjoining 16-story tower const

the interior of this doha hotel his latest project evokes one thousand and one nights. while the design of this era kotel draws inspiration from typically swiss products like chocolate. he mixes mediterranean flair with ivan garde styling. oil amsterdam's undocked prince and grokked otel features delft blue tiles bell shaped lamps and two live shaped chairs. marcel wonders is an eclectic mind who seamlessly blends the old with the new. marcel and i decided to take a walk through amsterdam's popular your don district he tells me more about his work. and what it is about the city which inspires him. so you've created an enormous body of work what would you say the unifying element is in all of it. this isn't the same but i think there is the underlying vision by the work there's a lawsuit on the issue of flossie's about. the business it's a creative type of design that's more durable more romantic more history and therefore and gazes to people in a deeper and longer way so work that finds. trads a way with people long term that's i think hopefully abides is things well wh

and i wanted to speak a little bit about the interior department bill were on the ranking democrat. mr. president, i rise today to call on this body to take action and immediately end the government shutdown that is causing tragic consequences in the lives of americans. we are on day 27 of the shutdown, the longest in our nation's history. every day my constituents in new mexico are asking me, what are we doing to end this senseless shutdown? so i'm here on the senate floor demanding that we opened the government. demanding that we do our jobs as a coequal branch of government. demanding that we pass bipartisan appropriations bills. i have the privilege of serving as the ranking member of the into your appropriations subcommittee, and i know how critical that the into your bill is, particularly to my home state of new mexico and states across the west, and across the country. the interior bill funds basic services like health care and public safety for 2 million american indians andnd alaska natives. through the indian health service and the bureau of indian affairs. this bill keeps

the secretary of the interior, environment section provides $35.6 billion, which is -- the interior, environment section provides $35.6 billion. we made critical investments in indian country, environmental protection, public lands management and the arts. the national park service is funded at $3.2 billion, an increase of over $20 million. and this money is more urgently needed than ever because of the damage at our national parks due to the trump shutdown. land and water conservation fund, which supports tens of thousands of projects all across the state, is funded at $435 million, and that's a $10 million increase. the environmental protection agency is funded at $8.8 billion. this is an increase of $17 million above the 2018 enacted level. clean water and safe drinking water, they go hand in hand, so i'm pleased this bill includes $2.9 billion for the state revolving fund, and $35 million for grants that reduce lead in drinking water, even at our schools. funding will enhance the e.p.a.'s ability to protect human health and the health of our environment. we continue to invest in

appropriations subcommittee i know how critical that interior bill is particularly to my home state of new mexico and states across the west in the country. the interior bill funds basic services like health care and public safety for 2 million american indians and natives through the indian health service in the bureau of indian affairs. this bill keeps our air and water clean w through the work of the epa. this p bill protects and preserves national parks and treasured public lands and helps to support small businesses that depend on them. the agencies and the spill fund science and wildlife protection energy development and arts and cultural programs of every state with tens of thousands of americans there is no reason why they should be shuttered. they are simply too important. the shutdown is devastating for indian country every day the president continues to treat tribal programs like hostages for political gain by his action he endangers families across indian country. multiple health clinics serving urban indians have closed their doors turning hundreds of patients away food

we need the house and senate to pass the interior aprops bill. we need the president to sign it, to prevent further degradation of our public lands. this government does not belong to donald trump. it belongs to the american people and it's time to reopen the government. i urge a yes vote and yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentlewoman from minnesota reserves. members are reminded to refrain from -- are reminded to direct their comments and remarks to the chair. the gentleman from california, mr. calvert, is recognized. mr. calvert: mr. speaker, i'm happy to yield 2 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from the great state of utah, mr. stewart. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. stewart: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to begin by stating the obvious, if i could, and my democratic colleagues call this a compromise. this bill is a lot of things but a compromise it is not. it takes away everything we have done for the last year, everything we have done for the last year and, poof, it'

staff finds that the landmark amendment to include the interior is warranted.ustification for amending the designation of 906 broa broadwas outlined in the designation report that i will briefly summarize. the subject building was constructed in 1912 with the history of the parrish of our lady dates back four decades earlier as a campaign to fundraise for the spanningish language catholic church in north beach began in the 1870s. as depicted, the corner stone was laid in 1875 and building completed and dedicated in 1880. the gold rush of 1848 to 1852 attracted tens of thousands of people from around the globe to northern california, including many from latin america. experienced mexican miners arrived in large numbers as did others from central and south america. many of these were among the first 49ers and eventful settled in san francisco, especially at the southern base of telegraph hill. in the mid-1800s, this area was called little chile. many migrant workers settled in a diverse area of north beach that was known as the latin corridor where they lived alo

germany tougher laws on the side m c because that is the demand from the country's interior minister for a migrant gang brutally attacked locals including children and the u.s. government shutdown and says it's the way because the right way over funding of donald trump's border wall drags. so i welcome the latest developments and a look back at what's been happening over the last seven days to you watching weekly here on r.t. international it may be a new year but it's the same yellow vest protests continue to tax the french authorities at least fifty thousand of the movement's members once again took to the streets across the country on saturday on a scuffles erupted in paris as protesters set barricades on fire and call for president to resign. the was was. was. was. was. only because the dark and more things were calm at first people were told they needed to declare their gatherings to authorities and that would guarantee our safety we declared the gathering spot where was our security things got out of hand everywhere they used tear gas on us it looked like a civil war they charg

worked really hard in interior. my friend had the numbers exactly right on indian health care. if you cared about indian health care, he would want to vote for the house bill. i was part of the larger conference on a bundle of bills. why in the world didn't the democrats take where we had agreements with the senate? you literally had written out hills today that whenever presented -- the only reason it is not because somehow that is more embarrassing to the senate. if that is the attitude to the project negotiation, you don't have negotiation. this will not robust one step closer to a resolution. the lesson for both sides, when you are dealing with domestic politics, if you are trying to achieve absolute victory, you are going to fail because it leaves you an in bedard in -- embittered the electorate. we've got products that have franklyotiated out and the priorities of 435 of our you areare represented, in a lot better shape. i don't have a lot of questions here, although i will not ever simply allow the u.s. senate to dictate what the house of representatives does in terms of

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there are interior defining features of the two storefronts include the open interior storefront spaces at both 2851 and 285,724th street, as well as the raised window displayed areas at both storefronts. staff recommendation to include the interior volume of the gallery space as informed by the california office of preservation historic context statement. it notes the primary interior spaces of latino cultural centres, especially exhibition and performance spaces should remain intact. the studio 24 building has two periods of significance. the first corresponding with the year of construction, in the last major alteration from 1895, 21926, in the second period corresponds with the significance around the area, beginning in 1972, and ending in 1984 when it opened its gift shop and expanded into the second storefront. the building retains a high degree of integrity that conveys historical significance and the landmark nomination his department is department sponsored. hilary ronan is in support of the designation, in addition, the department received from front letters of support for la

and finance of interior goes into the u.s. several months ago but the aunt was criticized in washington for goes and is subject to us as former nasa commander lee roy chyle say space missions are heavily influenced by politics the spite all the positive work they do. it is unfortunate that. the head of the us cosmos were goes and visit was canceled these things you know are of course political above the just nasa has to do with government to government who may have something to do with the fact that the congress of the united states congress has just changed hands for the republicans to the democrats and it could be read some kind of a response to that or influence so that everything is about politics at the end of the day right i mean even every even the reason that kerry's get into space programs and space exploration is primarily for national prestige and and soft power over seas you know most allies as well as adversaries here the relationship between russia and the united states in space has been very much a positive one

tower collapse in the russian city of magnitogorsk which kind of thirty nine lives and germany's interior minister demands tougher laws on the solemn sea because after a migrant gang brutally attacked local residents including children also to come america's government shutdown enters its way because the rabbi overfunding donald trump's border wall intensified. hello there the latest news and look back at the stories of the last seven days to you watch the weekly here on r.t. international. now any hopes the french government had that the yellow vest protest would be confined to last year were dealt a blow on saturday at least fifty thousand people once again took to the streets across the country minor scuffles erupted in the capital as protesters set up barricades on fire and call for president to resign. the was was was. was. was. initially out of a composite all can more or less you things were calm at first people were told they needed to declare their gatherings to authorities and that would guarantee our safety we declared the gathering spot where was our security things got out of

to come germany needs tougher laws on the saddam scene because that's the man from the country's interior minister for migrant gang time including children and the u.s. government shutdown it is his third week is the rally over funding from the border war. clothes i welcome you watching the weekly here and i see international maybe a new year but it's the saying yellow vest prive test continuing to tax the french authorities at least fifty thousand the movement's members once again took to the streets across the country on saturday minus scuffles erupted in paris as protesters set barricades on fire and called for president to resign and. i. was i i. was . but that's only because you don't get more things were calm at first people were told they needed to declare their gatherings to authorities and that would guarantee our safety we declared the gathering spot where was our security things got out of hand everywhere they used tear gas on us it looked like a civil war and they charged us used pepper spray journalists trying to take cover inside the building lobbies were thrown out it's a h

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on another news week germany's interior minister is demanding tougher laws on the side in seekers after a migrant gang brutally attacked local residents including children and america's government shutdown interest it's the has the raw funding donald trump's border wall intensified. hello there the latest news and a look back at the main stories over the last seven days you watch the weekly here on r.c. international. now any hopes the french government had the yellow vests protest would be confined to last year were dealt a blow on saturday at least fifty thousand people once again took to the streets across the country in a scuffle with erupted in the capital protesters set barricades on fire and called for president to resign. and the was was. the. was. literally out of the commodity dock and more were these things were calm at first people were told they needed to declare their gatherings to authorities and that would guarantee our safety we declared the gathering spot where was our security things got out of hand everywhere they used tear gas on us it looked like a civil war they c

the victims the man is or suspected of trying to hit people at several other locations the state interior minister says the man clearly intended to kill foreignness son it's even if. the case is one where a german deliberately drove into groups of people on groups of people who were to a large extent at least foreigners that means this man had the clear intention to kill foreigners i don't believe that can be denied those are the facts and us just as a fight it says interior minister the habit oil d.w. correspondent honest to wall says that the sight of that vehicle attacked in both top he joins us now alice to talk us through what happened. so last night a new year's eve. fifty year old man from s. he attempted to drive his car into various groups of pedestrians so first nearby he attempted to drive his car into one pedestrian but was unsuccessful he center in here to berlin a platts which is the center of town and is sort of being the center of new year's eve celebrations last night people letting off fireworks that sort of thing here he's driven into a group of people and he's injured

be safe and especially in the east bay interior ballet. the high doppler is quiet this morning but that will be changing through the day with increasing rain and a few showers offshore. here's a live look with the san jose camera, and temperatures in san jose in the mid 40s this morning. 52 in concord, oakland 48, livermore 46, downtown san francisco 50, and mid 40s for santa rosa. we expect the interior valleys in the east bay under that dense fog advisory until 9 am. we have this next storm system rolling in for increasing rain later in the morning, and especially in the afternoon and evening. we will catch a break saturday with lingering showers tomorrow morning but otherwise in between storms for that time tomorrow. we have more storms arriving sunday into next week. the storm watch scale for today into tomorrow morning with this weather system, light to moderate rain which means it is a 4, 3 for the flooding but the biggest impact is in the evening. in the afternoon and evening where looking at wet robles later today. the satellite an

calvert with the department of interior bill. >> thank you, mr. chair. chair mcgovern, ranking member cole, let me begin by congratulating you both on your new positions. it is unfortunate that i'm testifying before you under these circumstances today. but nevertheless, i look forward to working with you in congress. you and the other members of the rules committee have important jobs to do. and i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the fy 2019 interior environment and related agencies appropriations bill. the interior bill before us was drafted by the senate and passed overwhelmingly with a bipartisan vote of 92-6. this bill should be very familiar to everyone, as it was part of the six-bill package that passed overwhelmingly in the house with a bipartisan vote last week. this bill provides $359 billion, which is $601 million more than fiscal year 2018 enacted bill. it maintains funding for nearly every agency at or above fiscal year 2018 level, including the environmental protection agency. it's important to know what this

the east bay interior valley is dealing with dense fog to start the day. that is closer to the sacramento valley and san joaquin valley with the fog. here is the satellite and radar view. the rain arrives this evening and it will take a little bit longer to get here. we are tracking a few storms ringing in wet weather. here is 4 pm. we are dry this afternoon that you can storm system bringing i the rain. we stopped the clock at 9 pm and you can see the rain beginning to move in. this will move in tonight into tomorrow morning with lingering showers at 5 am. we have been tracking a stronger and wetter storm system to arrive friday bringing widespread rain friday afternoon through the weekend with unsettled weather as we look ahead to the weekend. the rainfall amounts with the first system looking at anywhere from a quarter to half inch of rain, 6/10 in san francisco, san rafael and pacifica. 8/10 for santa cruz. by the end of the week we had this next system rolling in friday into the weekend with over an inch of rain for santa rosa and that is rainfall tot

tributed to its interior design she truly. mrs phelps. you see folks berated with these are trying to play dozens of different roles in the powerhouse community he called back she was the contact person she invited people to dinner and she had a real sense for the zeitgeist. as did living right she was already a key figure in the art scene when she became about house master and head of its interior design workshop in one nine hundred thirty two. she created the decor for muse founder was housed. as his partner both professionally and personally also worked with him on a villa in cratered yet no trace of her work remains why is that i didn't really know what he's made of clearing my research i realize it simply couldn't be because she was female nowadays we might call it isis superwoman she was incredibly well organized communicated and very assertive even with men the fact that she's been forgotten can't be attributed soley to miss fonda horror but also to the male dominated writing of history that was looking for heroes you know he was.

is great because it enables us to grow fresh herbs ourselves but what i also really like is our interior design. some of the restaurants furnishings came out of a three d. printer the patrons appreciate the spirit of innovation. that the question that got me interested in the ultimate level is what the food of the future needs to look like so it sustainable for the coming generations the concept is great and the food tastes good too like the. good food and major social issues are brought together at the baltimore restaurant in helsinki. we often present you the best architecture that europe has to offer in fact you can find plenty great examples on our you tube channel interior design but today we take a look at some of the most unique living spaces or disease that you may never have seen the like of before buildings that up bizarre here. european houses you wouldn't think are inhabited. this concrete box has no windows is it a prison or a warehouse. nika it's a villa outside lisbon portugal the facade keeps out prying eyes it's number five in our ranking of homes you wouldn't think are

germany's interior minister is demanding tougher laws on asylum seekers after a migrant gang went on a brutal spree just against passers by including children so politicians are warning the current laws to not allow deportation even of violent criminals. law not i've been asked for months already to make the deportations more effective in germany that's why we've been working for weeks at the ministry of the interior to prepare a constitutional amendment for a more efficient deportation system so violent offenses are increasingly worrying me whether they are done out of xenophobia or whether they are carried out by foreigners and asylum seekers a state governed by the rule of law must decisively combat both that is our basic position the person who randomly attacks innocent passers by demonstrates that he does not seek the protection of our society the mediated perpetrators can expect no understanding in our country but only the full force of the law currently deportation is not legally possible but we're working hard to change that following the incident that took place on saturday

bestie interior minister says -- the state interior minister says the man clearly intended to kill foreigners>> the case is one where a german deliberately drove into groups opepeople, ououps of people who were e to a large extent, at least, foreigneners. that meaeans this man had a cler inintention to kill foreigners. i do not believe that can be denied. those are the facts. helena: the state interior minister, there. dw correspondent alistair walsh is at the site of the attack. he joins us now. alastair, talk us through what happened. alistairir: so last night, new year's eve here in bottrop,p, a 50-year-old man from essen attempted to drive his cararnto various groups of pedestrians. nearby he attempted to drive into one pedestrian but t was unsuccessful. he then drove here to o berliner plplatz, t centeter of town,n, the center of new year's eve celebrations lasast night. people lighting off fireworks, that sort of thing. here he had driven into a group of people and d injured four o f them, syrians anafafghans. one ofof those peoplple was seriouslsly injured. afafter that hththen drove t

interior design at its best check out our you tube channel details interior design stunning ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. tutorials on home decoration we'll take you inside the most beautiful european homes and show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out see you. up next is another installment in our series cole of the mountains where we visit some of europe's prettiest peaks and today we're off to austria to see the. it's the tallest mountain in the country as well as the highest mountain in the alps east of the brand of pasta with an altitude of three thousand seven hundred ninety eight meters and unlike some of our previous peaks we have featured the area surrounding this mountain has not been built up into a tourist town but rather it's protected as a national park we start our journey off at the picturesque village of highly. it's one of the most photographed sites in austria the pilgrimage church of st vincent. it takes two days of arduous hiking to get from the nearby town of haile to the summit which is just under thirty eight hundred

to that because i was to waltzes in covering the story for us i was there we just heard the state interior minister there say that the driver of the car the perpetrator intended to kill foreigners what more do we know about the possible motives of the man arrested well when he was taken into custody he made quite unequivocal statements against foreigners according to police and this was light up backed up by the state interior minister as he said that however the man does have a history of mental illness according to some reports he was even sectioned off in a close psychiatric facility for some time whether that came into account to play into this attack remains to be seen and this must have been quite a shock for the people living in bought for up how are they reacting to. well january first it was meant to be a day of celebration for the town it's the hundredth year anniversary of the of the formation of the town i don't know if you can see behind me there's a stage set up there's some booths. but the mayor has canceled all festivities he came out and he said we cannot celebrate while a

and also offer the clean and functional interior. it's essential. >> reporter: one interesting feature about this is targeted audio and entertainment. tim is listening to rock music. i'm listening to generic music. but because of some sensors, i'm only hearing my music. i can't hear his. all of this technology is going to cost money, that's why it's aimed at ride share companies expected to invest in fleets of autonomous vehicles. the interiors can also be customized to work-related strips or taking ski trips. the biggest challenge could be trying to convince regulators that it's safe for passengers in these environments to walk around without their seat belts. similar to what airline passengers do through most of a flight. david louie, abc 7. >> really fascinating to see what's coming. thank you so much. while we're talking about automobiles, tesla is making changes to costs at supercharging stations. the company has now announced it will reduce the price of supercharge worldwide. exact prices will vary on the country and based on t

and today the questions of the interior intelligence is posed like this which person out of one hundred people is capable of taking a terrorist action without having executed the i thought which is obviously punishable offense without having done any preparations for instance buying nitrogen songs and fertilizer which can be used for preparing explosives which can take off our attention the task is now. to probe the consciousness to find out who has an intention to commit a terrorist act in their head. and this is where we asked after the affair to legalize special operations which are particularly useful in the of counter-espionage like the internet surveillance email surveillance everything with regards to social networks and all that kind of stuff the problem is no longer only that of the police threat analysis must be much more refined and must bring together sociologists academics people from surveillance lawyers psychologists i don't priests how can we prevent extreme radicalization working as a group we should france be operating some kind of advanced warning intelligence network

and it's been a year since france lifted a state of emergency imposed after the tax but as your interior minister says everything is fine t. believe that everything's ok now. do france's ferry march threatened like never before actually we participates in the syrian coalition but we also have a vast operation for establishing security in africa so we have a menace which comes from outside that's one threat and massive number of french citizens are in syria about two thousand with their families they are now in hiding because they know that we are waiting to prosecute them in france with some have been locked away in prison in syria during a military campaign against isis. but isis is not defeated yet politically or socially it is maybe close to being defeated militarily but they still keep their tools and services they still have followers of these and so we don't know. why their propaganda on the internet through oh why do you think that now that i says almost defeat ate their internet propaganda is still as dangerous as before. yes yes of course because when you do something you have t

earlier on the interior minister who's in charge of security released a report indicating that they had to situation under control and what they were doing or are doing right now is more the area. evidence of. the a talk but the surveillance footage that we had seen shows that we know that there were four people armed with a k forty seven who entered the hotel we hear one of them from eyewitnesses we hear one of them blew himself up in front of the hotel so death toll stands at about fourteen people but this is an official number we're still waiting for the government to give us the the official number right now but what we can tell you what is happening is a bit quiet it's a bit calm early on we could hear gunshot xchange which is not clear whether that was an ex change or it was just the security forces. the area. on al-jazeera the french president began to dialogue with the nation to address the grievances of the protest movement at a micro caravan on doris but not everyone is hoping to get to the united states. pink skies by the taj mahal. or is the sunsets in the city of angels. ki

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