one of the cases we brought was iris canada. right here today we're with our libberations home school, decolonize academy, poverty scholars. all of these young people have been homeless, and we stood up for iris every single time that they were trying to evict her, including in the court system. one of the things that shocked me and i heard this appeal even happened was actually what we were advocating was for reparations for african american san francisco residents, not more evictions and removal, and gentricide, as we call it. now we're even discussing more profiting off the 40-year-old home of a 100-year-old black elder. so i know that you conscious folks here -- 'cause i know a lot of you, and you know me, are not going to approve this appeal. i know you're already there, because you know within your heart that we have gotten to the penultimate of the destruction of this system that we could actually even consider evicting a 100-year-old black elder instead of giving her reparations and her family, and love to her niece here

sadly, after the eviction took place, iris canada passed away. and when this board adopted reforms to our condo conversion ordinance, it was a priority to ensure that we were not granting the right to convert properties which -- which had recent eviction history. in fact, we took extensive care to ensure that we weren't incentivizing displacements or evictions in our condo conversion laws. the eviction of an elderly tenant along with the incomplete information which was submitted in this application gives me great concern. what happened to iris is not compassionate, and it's not acceptable in our city. colleagues, given the eviction of miss canada which occurred in this property, i cannot support this application to allow the property owners to convert the condos. to do so would be not just unjust to iris, but it's inconsistent with the spirit and the intent in the language of our condo conversion laws. and so i would like to entertain a motion to approve item 35 and table item 36 and 37. moved by supervisor safai, seconded by supervisor cohen. m

le contamos que la oportunidad existe y aunque no lo crea es posible de hacerlo de forma gratuita, irismÁs. para acceder a ellos debes visitar su sitio web. la universidad de yale tiene conferencias de videos y con sus profesores en el sitio. (nombre en inglÉs) podrÁs encontrar cursos gratis sobre filosofÍa y literatura. la universidad de stanford en california a diferencia de las anteriores ofrece cursos en vivo dictado por profesores de la universidad que participan en discusiones virtuales con sus alumnos dan ciencia de la educaciÓn, mecÁnica cuantica, practicas y in novaciÓn y mÁs. este sueÑo de estudiar en las mejores universidades de los estados unidos puede ser realidad. les comparto un link en mi twitter con mÁs informaciÓn de cursos gratis de estÁs y otras universidades julio. >>> ahÍ estÁ en seguirte en twitter iris castro. bueno su interpretaciÓn en la pelÍcula gladiador le valiÓ el oscar pero hla armadura que usÓ en esta pelÍcula fue vendida en una subasta y este violÍn tambiÉn que lo vendiÓ por $104 mil el evento era parte del acuerdo de divorcio y bueno con esas cifras vay

so what evidence do you have to demonstrate that iris canada did not live in that unit from 2012 on? >> so i believe everyone -- you should have a record on this, but everyone in my building submitted -- >> supervisor kim: i saw the affidavits, but there was no evidence. i understand that each of the owners are saying that she did not live in the unit, but where is the evidence of that? >> well, i can say -- i live right next door to her. we share a 100-foot-long corridor, and actually the floor boards go continuous our wall. you cannot walk down that haul without hearing the next-door neighbor, and for at least three years, there was no activity in that apartment. the only activity came once this court case was brought, and then, she was basically brought to the apartment on a -- you know, 12 to 36 hour basis to try to show that she lived there, but she never stayed for more than 36 hours? >> supervisor kim: you understand that it's difficult for us because we don't live in your building with you, it's said, she said. so i understand -- so i read the affidavits, but i really would l

iris castro nos explica. >> casi todos somos culpables de hacerlo, descargoamos una aplicaciÓn y aceptamosecto a un tipo de dispositivo que usas, transcripciones de chat y tu localizaciÓn de ip, en su secciÓn de seguridad dice. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> otro ejemplo es candy crush esta aplicaciÓn sabe tu nombre, edad, fecha de nacimiento. y tambiÉn identifica que otros juegos y aplicaciones tienes en tu celular, ademÁs en la polÍtica de privacidad de su web si de dice. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> por Último miremos la aplicaciÓn de starbucks accede a la informaciÓn de tu gps las pÁginas web que visitas y la lista de contactos en tu celular y no solo recopila informaciÓn sobre ti sino que cuando le envÍas una tarjeta de regalo a un amigo accede a la de esa persona. >> estas son algunas aplicaciones con acceso a tu informaciÓn personal, mi recomendaciÓn es que revisen sus celulares y vean cuÁles aplicaciones tienes y cuÁles pueden eliminar y cuÁles restringir toda aplicaciÓn es poca para resguardar tu privacidad. >> quÉ crees julio. >> muchas gracias por saberlo gracias iris castro

supervisor kim asked the appellant if he had any hard evidence that miss iris did not live in the unit. the respondent r appellant responded to some court evidence as well as living next door to the miss canada. in the end the supervisors voted 10-1 to deny the appeal and uphold the deny of the condo conversion. supervisor tapping be was the one disenting vote. and then finally at this week's board hearing, our own commissioner moore was recognized by supervisor kim and presented an award as a fellow on the institute of certified planners, and in recognition of hermanny accomplishments -- [applause]. >> and in recognition of hermanny accomplishments providing invaluable services as a planning commissioner. supervisor peskin and ronen also participated in the congratulations. that concludes my comments. >> president hillis: all right. thank you. congratulations, commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: thank you very much. >> president hillis: any questions for mr. starr? >> clerk: commissioners, the acting director wanted me to read in the minutes for the board of appeals. apaelz at

this supply the idle should have full scientific equipment luggage food and oxygen so the iris is for the cosmonauts to attain the needed else she would never reach the station some of its fragments burnt in the dense up a sphere and some fell down to us and there is the view that don't we saw about thirty minutes or so ago a clear rotational spin on the progress cargo craft failures detected in the cores automated rendezvous system. as the. final training sessions and stone city chiefs in and sink arizona ski receive instruction on how to launch satellites they haven't most of it so far. sanjay will join. station crew shortly the cosmonauts were supposed to do a spacewalk together in new spacesuits however one of them was on the cargo ship that had just crashed and will now have to alter the only suit they've got on the i.s.a.'s one of the cosmonauts will wear it for the space walk. before the launch the crew traditionally visits to honor the memory of the world's first cosmonaut despite the rain the absence of the tradition even though they know that if one of them forsake the launc

joining me self author iris rainer dart and actress susan gundunis. thank you for coming in today. it. first off, who wants to tell me about the play is about? perhaps you iris. >> just like beaches made you cry and laugh, the new play at three below in san jose is called the people in the picture. and it's about a very brave jewish woman who in preworld war ii poland was making musical comedy films in spite of all the terrible things happening for the jews at that time. and the story goes back and forth in time to 70s new york where she is now a grandmother trying to pass the culture and what she knows onto a grand child with a daughter who doesn't want her to. >> all right. >> and susan, so fabulously -- i have to say -- plays the grandmother and the young woman and the older woman. it's a very difficult role and she is amazing in it. >> thank you. >> susan what drew you to it? >> well, when the gugen heims are the producers of show told me they wanted me to sing the role, i felt like i had won the lottery. it is beautifully written. it's an all encompassing role of singing danci

finding 6-d of the planning commission motion states there is evidence that iris canada remained in her unit until april 2017. this evidence was based on hearsay and unsubstantiated hearsay by many people in the formal hearings. i want to go on the record stating that iris canada no longer lived in her unit after 2012, having lived directly adjacent to 670 page street, i can say for a fact that iris canada did not reside at 670 page street beginning in october 2012. this was presented in sworn affidavits in the superior court of the state of california by all the tenants living in the building, which you have records of. what we applied for the condo conversion, we stated that miss canada's unit had been vacant from 2012 because she was not living there from 2012 on. this is precisely what the superior court ultimately found when it declared her life estate had ended. there was absolutely no deception or intention to mislead the city in our application. to the contrary, peter owens personally contacted the planning staff before they released their first report, which, by the way, they h

that combination of english, dutch iris, and african-american made this incredibly powerful hybrid ofhat was effective in its day. music archives at the worn wilson college are part of our special collection housed in the library, and it items,s of a number of recordings, photographs, other ephemera related to music makers of this region, lesser north carolina. the collection was selected in the 1970's and early 1980's. >> in 1969, i came back and i was going to college at the met ralph'sand i family. i asked where i could go to learn this old-time he banjo style, claude hammer style. he said, you need to go back to asheville. this was summer 1960 nine. we traveled all through the southern mountains, which in georgia, fiddlers conventions every weekend. like stepping into a lost world. 1973 ortime, in 1969, something, a lot of these old-timers -- all of them were born in the late 1800s. were connected to our pie and near ancestors more than modern people. so wonderful.e you would come back and you would build a repertoire. >> it became important for individuals to start collecting mou

here in a club to hear in twenty fifteen the band played an intimate concert in buenos iris for thirty lucky radio listeners the show was broadcast live. some fans here also know the original german lyrics off by heart so campy no in particular has left on the last impression with a laugh and i love his personality i know my son and. i spent four months watching me go forwards to get his name accepted good thing are going to be now. twenty seventeen. to celebrate a quarter of a century of playing the stages of. a still. thanks. for a stage play the song about a teenage criminal prove their breakthrough in one nine hundred eighty eight years the video. clip. live. live. live. live. live live live . please. please. please. please. please. please. please. please. coming up more exciting stories about the jordan rose in on this topic sports special. back in two thousand and nine actress spirit minish meyer and frontman campin o. played a couple singing a duet in the video for the song flows and. who first came up with the idea for the collaboration. but it wasn't mine it was probably only

departamento es sobria nacional desde hace 13 meses recolectan entre los detenidos huella dactilares, iriscomo tatuajes o cicatrices. >> una vez que tienen localizados a cierto grupo de personas lo tienen que tener localizado de una manera. ya sea como ellas digitales, tatuajes, ligeros ojos. y de esa referencia, probablemente en acuerdo, o mutuo acuerdo con ego en estados unidos,. >> pasan esa informaciÓn el reporte seÑala que al menos 30,000 detenidos en cÁrceles mexicanas han sido sometidos a estas pruebas para enviar los centros de inteligencia estableces. y comenzar a monitorearles, pero interviene un paÍs extranjero. en este caso mÉxico. >> quÉ tan ilegal es?todo lo que se hace visible es ilegal. marÍa: sería para la danesa autoridades estonias de su sola presencia de posibles terroristas intermitentes. el equipo de noticias univisiÓn intentó hablar con autorÍa migratorias en mÉxicosin obtener respuesta. de acuerdo con el diario e los sucedÁneos de estados unidos tambiÉn en-- estadounidense. >> mÉxico, la polÍtica migratoria de mÉxico son tan dÉbiles que hace que todos los migrantes

iris ordóñez trabaja a diario con las vacas.nte afecta nuestra industria, y quiero referirme a estas como bebidas, no como leche. la leche es algo que viene exclusivamente de los mamíferos. xiomara: los productores de lácteos están enfrentando los retos de imagen y percepción entre los consumidores de un producto que parecía indisputable hace apenas unas décadas. ilia: algunas granjas están usando el gas metano y los deshechos expulsados por las vacas para crear energía renovable y mantener su negocio rentable al tiempo que protegen el planeta. ellos, aunque condenan el abuso, se jactan de ser una industria que busca el bienestar de los animales de los que obtienen sus productos. ya regresamos. locutor: después de una pausa, regresamos con melissa y Ángel, la pareja que está considerando dejar de comer carne. Ángel: para mí una--un "barbecue", una parrilla, es siempre carne, pollo, puerco, ¿no? [música] [música] darte más de lo tuyo. si lo tuyo es...pensar que eres papá "cool". o si lo tuyo es saber que definitivamente eres papá

what happened to iris is not compassionate, and it's not acceptable in our city. colleagues, given the eviction of miss canada which occurred in this property, i cannot support this application to allow the property owners to convert the condos. to do so would be not just unjust to iris, but it's inconsistent with the spirit and the intent in the language of our condo conversion laws. and so i would like to entertain a motion to approve item 35 and table item 36 and 37. moved by supervisor safai, seconded by supervisor cohen. madam clerk, on the motion, please call the roll. >> clerk: supervisor kim? supervisor peskin? supervisor ronen? supervisor safai? supervisor sheehy? supervisor stefani? supervisor tang? supervisor yee? supervisor breed? supervisor cohen? supervisor fewer? there are ten ayes and punione with supervisor tang in the dissent. the ayes are approved. >> president breed: madam clerk, let's go to public comment. [applause]. >> clerk: at this time, the public may now address the entire board of supervisors for up to items within the subject matter ju

this supply did should have the list scientific equipment luggage food and oxygen into the iris is for the cosmonauts but if they were to attain the needed else she would never reach the station some of its fragments burnt in the dense the sphere and some fill down to us and there is the view that don't we saw about thirty minutes or so ago a clear rotational spin on the progress cargo craft failures detected in the cores automated rendezvous system. based. on it. steve. fielding. final training sessions at star city field tell you a chicken and sank arizona ski receive instruction on how to launch satellites they haven't mastered it so far. sergei will join the station crew shortly because i'm an old swiss supposed to do a space will together in new spacesuits however one of them was on the cargo ship that had just crashed and will now have to alter the old suit they've got on the i assess one of the cosmonauts will wear it for the space walk i. thank you before the launch the crew traditionally visits to honor the memory of the world's first cosmonaut despite the rain they observe th

cada vez mÁs tiempo en sus telÉfonos celulares hasta el punto que llegan a desarrollar una adiciÓn, iris adolescentes pasan horas en sus celulares, y en algunos casos sus padres no tienen dolor de lo que estÁn haciendo en ellos o con quien estÁn hablando, pero hay varias aplicaciones que te pueden ayudar a controlar el tiempo que tu hijo pasa conectado, una de ellas es esta aplicaciÓn que permite bloquear el celular en horas de sueÑo o estudio, ademÁs puedes revisar los sitios que visitan en internet o la cantidad de llamadas o mensajes que reciben durante el dÍa, tambiÉn puedes utilizar esta aplicaciÓn que ademÁs de limitar el tiempo en el celular, te permite bloquear pÁginas monto traer el uso de redes sociales incluso muestra los lugares donde a han estado tus hijos como ven hay muchas opciones para controlar el tiempo que pasan nuestros hijos en el celular, limitar el uso de depÓsitos electronicos puede ayudarlos a concentrarse en otras actividades y pasar menos tiempo en la red y mÁs en el mundo real, no es asÍ julio. >> totalmente de acuerdo, julio, pues que importante es dejar de

we are now ina debate iris scans and the like.are now in a debate on that and i'm afraid facebook has come down... i hope you will fill me in on how that is consistent with protecting privacy. thank you for being here. up until 2014” the mantra or motto of the facebook was moved fast to break things. is that correct?|j facebook was moved fast to break things. is that correct? i don't know when we change it, but the mantra is currently moving fast with a stable infrastructure, which is a much less sexy mantra. greco sounds boring, but my question is during the time that it was —— agree—macro sounds boring, but my question is that during the time of that motto, do think that misjudgments, perhaps mistakes... that you've admitted to hear were a result to the calls are particularly with regards to personal privacy of the information of europe produces subscribers?” think we made mistakes because of that. the broadest mistakes we have made here are not taking the brunt of view of our response ability. the cultural value is more tactica

iris canada was 100 years old when she died last year, one month after being evicted from the property she called home for 60 years. the board of supervisors rejected the landlord's application last night because it pro hikts condo conversions at a property where a senior has been evicted. >>> a effect near laurel creek elementary school in fairfield. health experts say people who spent time indoors with the infected person face the highest risk of developing tb. that person is being treated for the respiratory disease. >>> california is a step closer to creating its own net neutrality rules. the senate judiciary committee has voted in favor of a bill by scott weiner. the ftc voted last year to rescind the rules at the federal level. the california bill still needs the approval of one more committee before heading to the senate floor. >>> professional business of california business woman is being called another success. >> speakers told compelling stories of empowerment at mascone center. >> reporter: the professional businesswomen of california conference has focused on creating more

paige mark rey and darnell mccoy ok so no one actually said that that was the car cd so i went with iris and for versions i may have i remember like i can even say the song it was playing on the radio at the time i had was superman about three doors down i mean i just lost i remember i have i guess i got a better memory than them right when you know the. car yes they. went around the house they argued. while you. know. we were from the south from the. and so every the three of you all go off that car whatever. and then jr comes from around the house and he gets kind of like route close to those cars by walking around that's one thing you know so and they would pay to stand outside the cora walking up to the car shot and they had page shot here says once they had the windows rolled down and the like that way he had a. good natural reflexes d'orsay back up and fell forward and as one pace i'm going to back out ahead and then i jumped out the car so what you're saying is that they are somewhere outside of coral mere. one point. it was then right and right in front by the do research then th

rather they won't happen i mean i think all of them all over the world we have examples of the various iris they are the europeans a terrorist or potential terrorist in this this is where you are telling us now eighty three thousand surgeons are now terrorists not less only because they don't accept the strategy of the government not that's not what i'm saying. and saying i don't agree with that in december the world gave a statement in honor of human rights in where he praised turkey for being one of the first country that signed the universal declaration of human rights it was that our program maybe yes so let's talk about reality at least one hundred forty six academics face trial for signing a petition and generally sixteen demanding again an end to violence against corruption turkey and article nineteen of the declaration of civil rights states that everyone have the right to the freedom of expression that what was their crime and why are they in jail. people who argue that there's. mistreatment of kurdish citizens in turkey systematic mistreatment of kurdish citizens in turkey are out

paid mark rey to darnell mccoy ok so no one actually said that that was the car singing so i am with iris i have four versions i may have i remember like i can even say the song he was playing on the radio at the time i had was a superman by three doors down i mean i just lost our remember i have i guess i got a better memory than him right when you know that everybody's face in the car yes they see him too jr when up you want to round the house for jr. and while you're walking around i don't know if you know when i was a mile we were from the south. side so jr. and. the three of you all go car whatever. jr comes from around the house and he gets kind of like group close to those cars by walking around that's one thing you know. and they would pay to stand outside the coral walking up to the core only shot if they had shot him since once they had the windows rolled down and the like dead when he had a. good natural reflexes dorsett back up and fell forward and as one pace i'm going to back out ahead and then i jumped out the car so we fled and they are somewhere else here then one point.

cuban cuisine iris and character garage below serve dishes from their home country in a berlin restaurant mighty sound gongs made by german manufacturer of pests are sought after all over the world. we start off to a show on a musical note with the echo awards or the german version of the grammys now the twenty seventh edition took place on thursday night and many big names from the music industry were on hand but the event was marred by controversy in the run up still the night went off like most awards ceremonies with lots of pomp and circumstance. the stars were out in force as they are every year at the echo board ceremony. it's more than a domestic german event and number of international artists were also on hand to. take these two suspects kind of the same every time though the discussions are different each year but it seems that you are in the independent at that stage you see all these superstars and think wow my room is right next to jason to room and asked us to get to the reloads to journalists told me so much love man and this is it credible to go to some place the so far aw

to sao paolo is one of the oldest unlikeliness districts in paris here in the middle of the iris to credit mouth a quarter a new business concept was born it's a coordination center for ob jobs and you can make a booking at this kiosk the company is called lulu dar marvel or lulu on my street and your job is a cord loose. a thirty most people need help with renovation work domestic chores moving transport anything that requires manual labor and. sounds she is one of the lose he usually brings his release suitcase and always has his tools he makes a quick stop at the kiosk so he can discuss his appointments with the concierge lucille who works here six days a week so. i have to drop by the kiosk between jobs if i have a bit of time which doesn't happen often but. i come to say hello to the concierge . this is search is six job today he's actually a computer scientist but he can also do a lot more skilled handy work electrical work drilling and carpentry being a lulu means he's an independent contractor and he makes good money. martin martin martin how are you is the first floor right ok bec

the twentieth anniversary of the good friday agreement approaches, the constant violence in northern iry eland gone, but there is still work to be done.20 >> eveears later, when we've done all these different things-- institutional change, constitutional change, administration of justice, new policing, social and economic development-- all of these kinds of things, w still have a problem of attitudes not having changed. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, on the week we marked 50 years since the assassination of martin luther king jr.late civil rights leader's nine-year- old granddaughter, yolanda r king, hosted a group of children aterested in engaging their communities today anta. in addition to other king family members and young cel irities, guesluded ten-year-old amariyanna copeny who brought attention o the flint water crisis and 14-year-old singer mackenzie walker who used profits from her music to help orphans. that's all for this edition of" pbs newshour weehand." i' sreenivasan. thanks for watchi. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

money to kill brown people for a politics and profit we all go out of the joy of being told that the iris was broke well still had to say that's right on jim's of our and i seventeen the last day to electronically file your taxes online taxpayers got this message stating that the system was down for a planned outage that was to last for of april seventeenth two thousand and eighteen to december thirty first one thousand nine hundred ninety nine now i don't mind waiting till i'm about eight thousand years old paid my taxes but no luck americans had to do with the old fashioned way so there are literally a lot of tracks that are in the mail and if it wasn't a ludicrous enough already jeffrey tribbiani the i.r.s. every commissioner for operation support told the house ways and means oversight committee recently that we are concerned about the potential for a catastrophic system failure is increasing as our infrastructure continues to age . taxes and government computer outages we just can't escape them and we. need everybody to remember in this world we are told or loved about so i told all

of going underground by the chairman of britain's oldest conservative think tank the bow group band iris quick. and there are some boys so much at all of them mama. i don't mama little bit of the best on your blog. you know we do a little for you. i'm not critical of a lot but if they're going to be chilcote you know. you sort of. have me and you come with a nice concrete so for us. the question is will. here for everyone that is for you. but. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. not. welcome back i'm still here with me to begin this special episode of going underground reacting to you get a prime minister teresa mayes decision to give twenty three russian diplomats a week to get out of the country we're also joined by ben harris quiney he's the chairman of the u.k.'s oldest conservative think tank the group welcome back to you and welcome to you. to address in south west well it's nothing i think we didn't expect it's the usual procedural by the numbers approach and i thi

the system worse was not restored until full functionality resume gained at five pm tuesday evening iris commissioner david carter officially apologized in a statement the glitches reportedly resulted from hardware issues and not acting the i.r.s. budget has fallen from fourteen billion dollars in two thousand and ten to its current eleven point five billion dollars that has resulted in a loss of twenty thousand i.r.s. employees president trump for his part in the i.r.s. budget calls for continued cuts to more than four thousand jobs observers say the trump cup's would only allow the i.r.s. to respond to forty percent of all calls to its tax help hotline. and filling out a story we discussed yesterday bank profits were soaring in the first quarter pushed up by the recent trump tax cuts the wall street journal reports that the profits of goldman sachs and the so-called big four national banks increased by two point five billion dollars in q one bank of america had a six point nine two billion dollars in profits a thirty percent increase b. of a says their effective tax rate fell by nine p

hello again cyclamen iris has reformed is just off the coast of queensland and it doesn't look like the eye of the storm will hit us however there's plenty of cloud already across us and plenty of heavy rain too we're also expecting some pretty strong winds that storm gradually sinks its way southwards so the eye of the storm staying offshore but still throwing plenty of wet and windy weather along that coast that could well give us a problem with flooding as we head through the next few days further towards the east we've also got another cycling with us as well this one form to just to the south of fiji and this is what it looked like in fiji you can see those people there obviously trying to cross a road that's turned into a river now that storm looks like it should stay away from land but it's still generating plenty of showers across this whole region so for many of us in tonga and also fiji it looks like we're going to see some very heavy downpours as we head through the next few days for new zealand though it's quite different we've got a trading front is just making its way nort

. >>> the rain drops on this iris. adding the #abc7 now. >>> weekend gets off on a warm note.ooling and showers in the middle. and you can see moisture forming offshore. it is basically dry across the area at the moment. light storm ranking one on the storm impact scale. even into thursday morning a bit windy and cooler. rainfall estimates by thursday, noon. range from just under .20 of an inch. you can see each day, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we expect some periods of rainfall and mainly light and sunny and warmer conditions starting on friday. warming up more on saturday. these warmups don't last long. and another slight chance of rain next monday. >> if you don't like it, wait a few minutes. >> a lot of sports going on right now. shu in for larry. >> could kd going back to okc? well, we will try to ♪ you don't just want easy. you want "streaming all your favorite shows on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. time for bed. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xf

however the weather set fair right across australia over the next day or two about a tropical cyclone iris that's in the process of pulling away might just catch the old rope showers just or happening along the coastal shores of queensland but for the most part it is looking fine dry and sunny and pretty warm getting up to twenty eight celsius in adelaide similar temperature there for sydney and also for brisbane twenty degrees in melbourne but as we go on into sunday those temperatures picking up further so we could touch three in adelaide lots of warm sunshine around then further west we could be up to around twenty one in perth should at least be last fine and dry here as you fought in try to into much of new zealand but some thought and we'll see some rain just sliding its way in as we go on through the next day or so at least for a time seventeen celsius in christchurch twenty two in all clear and then increasing cloud just spilling into the far south of the country as we go on through sunday twenty celsius there for all to hear it does stay five and dry with warm sunshine still a lit

to finally be in it and see here what did they give iris do to these and was pretty dramatic. the result was clear. had had a significant impact. it's amazing it's amazing results the ones that has you can virus on them are so much smaller only after one week they send a picture taken from a cell phone like wow doubt this is really telling us something and there's a cow worst seemed to think to microcephaly so we need raise it just macho much more smaller if you compared to a normal one. but the infected cells were not just smaller inside they also showed the damage done by zico. and. as soon as the virus came into contact with the fetal brain it attacked the crucial developing nerve cells with the help of proteins on its surface the virus penetrated the cells and turned them into virus factories as the cells it's loaded and died. the brain stopped growing causing microcephaly. relieve you see at the liers when you ours is much cleaner and that's just working the baby was michael suffered when the pictures were shown of how profound the destruction of cells could occur it is c

thermal even if there is a military just quickly i notice there has been the need to have to necessarily irisas responded today friday saying present time your tweets do not scare a syria iran russia it sounds like they will still singing as a group of biasing and. any separation between these three powers not there's one bargain visible bar month we're going to see them corliss together and certainly the russian umbrella that interest everyone i think everyone should be afraid if the united states britain and france starts a bombarding a a list once again if it's spring break like back in two thousand and seventeen but if there is something more meaningful or think your future everyone should worry i think the interesting thing just quickly is really to see what's ever happening now leading to something more interesting for the syrian people that have suffered a lot over the last seven years they're going to get your thoughts a mile in the shower thank you for joining us gaza's health ministry says one palestinian has been killed and more than seven hundred fifty others have been injured dur

queensland very closely because this one has now reformed into a tropical cyclone is tropical cyclone iris revisited it's getting very close to the coast it's already giving us a lot of heavy rain we're also expecting some very strong winds from the system as well because the rain's going to be so heavy we could well see flooding as we head through the next couple of days meanwhile for the south should be fine for us in melbourne there at twenty two degrees and force in perth will be the rounds of twenty five now out towards the east we've also seen a cycle over here that worked its way away from fiji and it's still giving us a very heavy rain behind it to you of cloud plenty of showers being dragged along to further south and the cloud is disintegrating as it works across new zealand. oh and the benefit of people. so bad they see being polled in all these. witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. watching out there let's recap the top stories for you this hour the hospitals in gaza are struggling to cope with the influx of palestinians entered by israeli troo

southwest will add four more to orlando, florida, >>> the rain drops on this iris.g the #abc7 >>> weekend gets off on a warm note. cooling and showers in the middle. and you can see moisture forming offshore. it is basically dry across the area at the moment. light storm ranking one on the storm impact scale. even into thursday morning a bit windy and cooler. rainfall estimates by thursday, noon. range from just under .20 of off inch. you can see each day, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we expect some periods of rainfall and mainly light and sunny and warmer conditions starting on friday. warming up more on saturday. these warmups don't last long. and another slight chance of rain next monday. >> if you don't like it, wait a few minutes. >> a lot of sports going on right now. shu in for larry. >> could kd going back to okc? >> could kd going back to okc? well, my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman >> could kd going back to okc? well, for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811

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health is in danger or when the pregnancy is the result of rape to raise a bar reports from one is iris. it's a debate that divides this country deeply and that's why on tuesday hundreds of people took to the streets to make their voices heard phil black of join an obvious says that abortion needs to be legalized in argentina so that women like her have some type of protection i am poor i hardly make an offer money to support my childhood i'm tired of seeing women living in shelters taking care of children they cannot support and the reason they have them is because there is no education we need a law that would guarantee sexual education that will assist women to get concert civs i will allow women to have an abortion if they don't want that child. abortion is illegal in argentina in most cases but the health ministry says that between three hundred and seventy and five hundred thousand clandestine abortions are carried out every year. thousands of women are hospitalized because of complications in the procedure some of them die there also are driscoll being detained the hearings are g

the navy did an quin iri in 2012 and found a negative command climate, but a follow-up in 2013 found that things had improved. >> ed, so, we saw what the president said today. how is the white house responding to all of these allegations? >> the wlous is doubling down, jeff. the senior administration official a little while ago disputing that navy reports that it was a mere tiff between jackson and another colleague, a senior white house official said the other colleague was bitter and dr. jackson's record as a white house physician is impeccable and he's been given a clean vet from the fci. the doctor's nomination is on life support. >> the alleged driver in the toronto vana tack has been charged with ten counts of murder. the attack highlights the problem faced by cities around the world. how do you keep the streets safe? here is jeff. >> reporter: the goal is to prevent what happened in toronto and a repeat of what happened in new york last october when someone drove a truck down the length of a bike path in lower manhattan, killing eight people. also in light of that attack, new

wages depend on the political decision being made in ramallah are a force that al-jazeera gaza one is iris is one of south america's largest capitals and just like many other big cities thousands of people are living in slums where now the government there is trying to integrate the slums into the rest of the city providing the residents with access to the basic services they never had before to raise a bar has the story. it's known as the white elephant an abandoned building in when a site is that for decades was home to hundreds of people that had nowhere else to live. but these days heavy equipment is working nonstop to bring it down i'm going to be done. we started to think in twenty eleven when the national government gave the city the building what we should do with it there were too many things happening here we decided to demolish it and start from scratch to transform the area. it was meant to be the largest hospital in that now america during the governmental. but when he was overthrown in one nine hundred fifty five the project was abandoned and since then it has been a symbol o

this is international business you may be whatever but your thinking seems so like there was a whole iris last poll from december. november or something like that which is the latest poll that you mention gave me the same exactly the same ratings as present personal present question was all their own media and i was pretty unpopular pretty unpopular so that's not a bigot but consider this to say you set the bar pretty low that's pretty low but unfortunately most of ukrainian politics are there but we've been since we start this moment since we actually really took up this battle flag battle we've been moving ahead by parties and making it to parliament despite the mad the blockage as i said thirty five percent in this poll are supporting my canvas for prime minister and. basically people main thing is people are supporting our agenda that's more important a personal you say than you insisted to a magazine last august you said ukrainians would never forgive you if you just gave up the fight against corruption will never forgive you that is if you are the last best savior of this country wh

as this area of cloud works its way towards us this area is the remains of an old cyclamen called iris and as it works its way towards that coast we are looking at a period of very heavy downpours maybe up to three hundred millimeters of rain and that would cause a problem with flooding looks like it's going to be centered around townsville so that's where we're likely to see the worst of the weather elsewhere largely fine and dry for us in the south temperatures quiet high there in sydney up at around twenty nine degrees and in perth where it twenty eight. in twenty sixteen when he's revealed big girls from some as young as fifteen were trafficked to singapore to work is mean it's illegal and costly loans so why does it still continue in law abiding singapore want to win east on al-jazeera on counting the cost of crude futures contract was launched in china this week find out what it all means for the dollar and oil produces a look at africa's biggest companies plus technology under scrutiny the latest on digital data a common. counting the cost and i just. watching out as there are t

hello and welcome back they were stop by look at the weather across the strait here now we've got iris here very close to the coast of queensland that's going to continue to give some very heavy rain here so flooding is like just one very tight coastal strip probably getting up close to townsville as we head through wednesday the rest of australia weather conditions not looking too bad i think it could be some big season on the coast the selling quite a way south towards brisbane and the little bit further towards assassin the look here as of twenty five per cent temperatures not looking too bad that at twenty eight degrees and thirty three's a maximum dollar springs as they head across towards new zealand and featuring c.r. tropical cyclone moving way towards the south but moving away out into open water so for new zealand it's going to be quite windy for the south all in particular with some showers on the western side the north island cherry looking drive through wednesday and for thursday we should seize play dry weather returning across the south island so let's head up into north