coast surrounded by the north sea and a first underwater restaurant has just opened in the town of lindis nace. the futuristic building was designed by the norwegian architectural firm snow head under the direction of kyoto tree adult horse and it's going from above water and being about five metres underwater and by that it's becoming. a negotiator between what is above sea level and what is below sea level as a way of getting people in contact with themselves and their surroundings in a new way and you descend slowly slowly and from that point on more and more off the underwater bed is being revealed to the customer as he moves down. steadily down into the underwater world at sea level there's a bomb. and from there it's down to the lower level the dining room is five metres below sea level it gives a whole new meaning to the term seaview restaurant the twenty five centimeter thick panorama window provides a unique look at the underwater world one that's impressed danish chef nikolai l. it's cause. we get so inspired just looking out the window and so new ideas would just start popping

the child's mother, lindy, was jailed for life for murder and her father convicted of being an accessory shortly after mrs chamberlain placed the baby in the tent, a dingo or dingoes entered the tent, took azaria, and carried and dragged her from the immediate area. on fraser island, specialist rangers have been brought in to warn tourists to stay away from wild dogs. if the animals responsible for the attack on the toddler can be identified, they could be put down. phil mercer, bbc news, in sydney. more tributes of flowing in following the death of the journalist of lyra mckee. will clinton hasjust posted. -- bill mckee. will clinton hasjust posted. —— bill clinton. the latest tribute there coming from the former president of the usa, bill clinton, following the death ofjournalist lyra mckee. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers asa bennett and yasmin alibhai—brown — that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with mel coles. ramped up the sunshine amounts and temperatures responded. while that sunshine did turn a little

was a people gathered along the road between lindy and gully to cheer the include tony troops. four months later most of them would be dead i was. so good to see up the book i mean that's the plan was to set up a transitional government. but kept putting it off report because he didn't want to press this is it's just to tell the. president of the yairi munna was no isolated his political options were limited. in the early one nine hundred ninety four the situation created a power vacuum that was soon filled by hutu extremists. the group led by the president's wife and some senior military officers now stepped up their campaign against the two it seems. the president's paramilitary militias known as the interim way join the campaign. colonel bought five hundred thousand machetes from china and handed them out to the hutus. and the state propaganda machine went into high gear the extremist hutu newspaper congress and especially the radio station mule calling in stirred up and he took the sentiment. they are evil the governments help us to exterminate that are the inca tenney are

you as well, lindy, we know that you are fishing for 2030. do not even put 2050 in your documents. we wouldn't have madame director of the department of environment here as director. we would not have the state actually passing its ban on fire retardants in the state, we would not have, i have worked at unhealthy nail salons because of those aspirational programs. we need to focus on this. we do need to, as they said, focus on the equity of this because these are really expensive, really hard decisions we put in this resolution that we needed to have communities, disadvantaged communities, communities of color, those communities that keep getting forgotten. i don't want to just stress of communities of color, though that is my wheelhouse, but doing this work on equity has made me realize that there is a huge percentage of people who are only in the city because of proper 13. they are doing as poorly or worse as i am in terms of keeping up with the finances, and realistically, if we were to preserve any character that we have in this city, of this city, we need to really be thinking

lindy don't like lindsey graham was making a point our current law doesn't address that prayer that's what he said, "why do wes or groups that are coming that d directly to a contiguous country constructed have to go somewhere further?" while that is great, to go down to the source, our current law does not address this at all. legislatures need to get to work and say, "look, the problem has dramatically changed recently. it's not single men coming from mexico from its larger groups from central and south america." quickly, tell us how to deal with this problem. because we don't have enough space to hold these huge groups and we can't just shove them back of the border to mexico. >> katie: the court ruling that just came down is now saying that mexico -- we can't send asylum-seekers from central america back to wait in mexico. they have to wait here, which the idea that people are claiming asylum at the front and without a second hearing -- most of the entrance be fraudulent -- holding the u.s. immigration law enforcement of those laws hostage is insane. also, if you look at -- sure,

let me play with what lindy graham had to say in 1999 when similar charge was made against bill going to commit surgery at noon, show up at 1:00. don't be late. you judge people on their conduct, not magic phrases. >> michael flynn's attorney withdraw, the personal counsel reminded flynn's counsel the president's warm feelings towards flynn and said that still remains. he's doing things to encourage them not to cooperate. >> so the end of the conversation, we need to have this larger conversation about the system. the answer is that it was not a witch hunt. they did things right. this is how our juistice system does things. the most interesting take away in the obstruction section in this report is that mueller clearly believes there is prove beyond a reasonable doubt that president of the united states committed obstruction but he is being a person that follows the rule of law saying i don't have jurisdiction to prosecute but i have done this complete investigation so congress can take this up. >> there is a memo they cite that says you can't prosecute a sitting president. there is n

tom: you go to the lindy city airport -- london city airport and have a coffee and then go to berlin.s the way she went. francine: she is landing in 30 minutes from now and probably has also both phones from the royal air force to make the crisis more imminent. tom: we will follow her travels on this tuesday. wolfango piccoli and yianos -- with us. what are you watching in the political and financial suit of turkey? of turkey? yianos: we want some stabilization for the electoral outcome to become old news. once that is the case, we can concentrate on the economic set up and the potential of getting something new from the minister of finance in terms of structural reform. ultimately, we have a turning point in terms of the cycle in turkey in the sense that we had a big attraction in demand. the currency moved substantially by now so there is a chance that together with credit not getting out of hand as it appeared to at least at some point, all of us would argue for some higher stabilization over the next few months. longer-term is still a fairly complicated story. let's focus on the n

lindy chef and bar really as well as former oakland mayor ellie hooper harris are scheduled to speakead by mapping out escape routes and preparing a go kit, in case you need to get out quickly. for more information on how to be prepared and keep your family safe, visit pge.com/safety. >>> okay we were talking about it all morning long. we finally have some pictures to share. the finish line of the rock 'n roll half marathon. over the golden gate bridge, and back over again on b street near ghiradelli square you can see some very happy people. >> that is not easy to run downhill especially when you are exhaust did and it messes with your core, but at least it's down and not up. >> they look happy. here's the thing you can't see the finish line around the corner. i did my half marathon around the ends. and there it is. really a remarkable group here. >> you had me there. 13.one that's crazy. regulations and welcome home. we want to thank the allman brothers here, thanks for the rock 'n roll marathon as well. >> you hope they're playing good music to bring everyone back in. >> this is w

we need to be able to stage forward if you will lindy capabilities so we will want humans in 2024 they have the tools necessary to get to the surface of the moon. so all of those are in flux and it's important for me in the coming weeks to come back with you what the cost will look like. >> okay. i got you. what impact will ask the liberating expirations have on the moon in the international space station ? >> it shouldn't have any impact on the international space station. low earth orbit is still key to our mission and it should have no impact. >> okay. great. how much will it cost for accelerate leader lander development? our current spacesuits were developed in the late 1970s. nasa challenges with spacesuits after losing suits in the challenger and columbia cargo accidents. we only have a handful left in inventory. over the last several years, astronauts have even almost drowned in the spaces. the current spacesuits used on nasa issued a report to congress that laid out a plan for future spacesuits development. will that plan be accelerated now that we are accelerating exploration