option 11, which is a looped, small looped system in the richmond and sunset. you can see it has fairly strong coverage but it does leave some of the central and sunset districts with less coverage. let us now look at option 12, a larger loop, better coverage to the central and southern sunset districts. and you can see it also goes into the richmond district. and one line that feeds up past the loop. that's a line that will bring this high pressure system directly to veterans hospital. very important of us to bring a high pressure line up to that hospital there. so, after we presented the 12 options to p.u.c. and fire department management, the chief and director recommended option 12. recommend staff perform rigorous reliability analysis and design to ensure the performance requirements of the fire department are met. additionally, they provided specific direction that the design for the system should be agile and flexible to add new technologies and water sources to the system in the future. additionally, designed to allow the piping network to be extended i

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. >> nice triple loop there. her coaching team has to monitor her sleep and nutrition because she is such an overachiever. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> check out the speed in this final layback. there's small great details for satoko miyahara but jump cleanliness has always been an issue for her. >> i love the music, i love her skating. she picks up the subtlies in every note. and i find her a beautiful artist. like you said, a delicate butterfly. >> a hummingbird. >> but again, when you look at her jumps, they're just not at the same level as some of the skaters you will see later. >> however, the ladies so far are bringing it in the team competition. the gentlemen had a little bit more trouble with their jumps. the ladies are sticking. >> well, satoko wants to be in medal contention in the individual event. that's why her coach is telling her to get off the ice. she's like, no, one more. >> national champ of japan four straight years and a silver medal at the world championships in 2015. couple of skaters to go, including kaetlyn

dick they're honest additions loop for those wake up every single day instead of some charming rogue in the lobby of a hotel trying to pick up a doll it's really just robust trying to kill each other for a few extra pints at the pub well that's what it seems like with these stories of the civil asset forfeiture you know every day you think you wake up you go work you go set up your bitcoin mining rig or your marrow or earlier easy cash and you think you're working in adding to your value net worth and some cop shakes you down and takes all your stuff and says go back to work and start over again the next day and then they wrote you blew a loop round the loop it goes the circus never ends the sideshows are now the main show on the mainstays with the pets of mine continuing indefinitely until you hit the savings consumer whole of the savings consumer end of the pothole that is. well here's another headline that was out last week but i saved it for this one because in your second half you speak to the twenty year old j.p. beric just twenty years old he's already a big name in the crypto

talking about it reminds me of like that side five series west world where all the characters on a loop but they feel very deeply in passionately and they feel love and they feel stress and they feelings i need for their loved ones and blah blah blah but they wake up every single day and their loved ones are slaughtered and killed and everything taken by these tourists it's like groundhog's day written by philip k. dick they're honest additions loop where there's wake up every single day instead of some charming rogue in the lobby of a hotel trying to pick up a doll it's really just robust trying to kill each other for a few extra pints at the pub well that's what it seems like with these stories of the civil asset forfeiture you know every day you think you wake up you go work you go set up your bitcoin mining rig or your marrow or earlier easy cash and you think you're working in adding to your value net worth and some cop shakes you down and takes all your stuff and says go back to work and start over again the next day and then they run you lou loop around the loop it goes the circu

the loop around the loop it goes the circus never ends the sideshows are now the main show on the mainstays with the pets of mine continuing indefinitely until you hit the savings consumer whole of the savings consumer end of the pothole that is. probably. oh well here's another headline that was out last week but i saved it for this one because in your second half you speak to the twenty year old j.p. beric just twenty years old he's already a big name in the crypto space into crypto mining not just in mining but marrow easy cash in others samsung south korea's largest firm is manufacturing chips for bitcoin mining samsung the largest company in south korea which is accountable for a large portion of the country's economy has started the production phase of bitcoin and cryptocurrency mining equipment and a second mining chips the biggest company in south korea a large portion of south korea's economy and people think these stories about south korea possibly shutting down big point you know that seems crazy because wherever samsung goes the economy of south korea goes there's an old saying

this was shoma's quad loop.get the height he needs to get a nice solid landing out of that quad loop. >> and then here's his squad foot. it's like he's a short track speed skater. the landing is so deep. wonderful. >> it's princely. there a quad toe double toe. he was not going to give an eyelash away. >> then at the very end of thinks program, on these tired legs, a perfect quad toe. the energy in this building, oh. >> terry, there was a moment in that program where it started to wane and then he willed it back and everybody went along for the ride in this building. so it's going to be close in terms of where he ends up. those three having a good time. they're the podium as it stands at the moment. but this man, shoma uno, just 20 years old. although in this sport, that is advanced on 1078 levesome level. he's been successful in japan. but at this stage, on this stage, he has always been in the shadow of hanyu. >> that's not going to end here. >> right. last year at the world championshi championships, they wen

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looking at storm scan local zoom three hour loop seeing that mixture already. we have rain across cape may county, even some icing across parts of the south jersey, this is primarily a rain event for that area as well as south delaware but obviously temperatures just cold enough it is coming in initially, with some icing. so my advice even though it is mainly rain in those area assume it is slick. checking with the weather watchers here as well they have got temperatures that are basically just below freezing, every where. so as we hone in hyper locally across the new castle county and into chester county, john dowd reporting icing, light snow in glasgow at 30 degrees. cold enough to support. that then we will get across county line here where wayne hunter's at 28 and he mentioned he has had freezing drizzle. this came in over last half an hour, it is not as fresh of an observation but this has been here for a while and his deck

the loop on their way to the tables of a roller coaster press trot thanks to a catapult mechanism and gravity. keep it real yet i like it it's really something new i've never seen anything like it. is there definitely amusing and fun though it's something new a new generation of restaurants sort of speak to the bits that i like the way the food comes down like on a roller coaster it just wishes down this it's great to feel it's a securely fastened so nothing spills. the meals are sent down the tracks to diners by robots in older roller coaster restaurants that task is still done by the human employee. in a restaurant the robots even serve up cocktails. it's not an easy task to teach the art of mixology to machines. on the home of their mom along put the cart barrels in jan jars with lids that twist shut the fuck away have to tell the robot to open the jar and then safely close it again so what stays closed to enter also is to shake the jar to mix the cart. that's all mixed teaching of the movement of twisting the lid shut took about a week or i think i know who with our. guests place

i don't mind fruit loops, apple jacks, but i never liked that cereal. >> i did like almost i charles >> lucky charles i did likely was like five. >> count chock ullah, now, that's one with marshmellows. >> oh, count chock ullah, like you have a bowl full of like chocolate milk. >> that's great. what's wrong with that? >> jim, what's wrong with that sounds perfect. >> thanks, diane, check in with you tomorrow. >> thank you. >> in other news this morning, new york's attorney general is suing disgraced hollywood executive harvey weinstein and the weinstein company apartment four month investigation the attorney general found company employees were mistreated and exploited. wine steen dill missed from the company last year after more than zero six women came forward accusing him every sex ooh all har hasment. some well known actresses including ang lee jolie and gwyneth paltrow also came forward through spokesperson weinstein denied allegation of none concentual sex. >> emotional farewell to russell butler, stand out basketball player from philadelphia killed last month in a car crash. f

and i believe some split over loop because in all. the moves in the parliament in the government and the close circle of podium there is a consensus in the loop can i ask you a question about that because specifically about the power transition and the change of power in russia all the candidates in these elections including putting himself say that in principle they support. that powers need to be changed in a regular basis but i think for the kremlin the question is always not why but when and how if putin tomorrow wakes up and decides you know i've been in power for way too long i just need to find something more exciting to do with the rest of my life do you think our country the state that it is right now with its very weak checks and balances to deploy a system that exists today with a law enforcement that exists today with the levels of corruption do you think the country based system can withstand that. the change within six years pushing. the know the president or another constitution although there isn't a do to stir in the

talking about it reminds me of like that site five series west world where all the characters on a loop but they feel very deeply in passionately and they feel love and they feel stress and they feelings i need for their loved ones and blah blah blah but they wake up every single day and their loved ones are slaughtered and killed and everything taken by these tourists it's like groundhog's day written by philip k. dick you're on this edition slope where there's wake up every single day instead of some charming rogue in the lobby of a hotel trying to pick up a doll it's really just robust trying to kill each other for a few extra pints at the pub well that's what it seems like with these stories of the civil asset forfeiture you know every day you think you wake up you go work you go set up your bitcoin mining rig or your marrow or earlier easy cash and you think you're working in adding to your value net worth and some cop shakes you down and takes all your stuff and says go back to work and start over again the next day and then they run you lou loop around the loop it goes the circus

and i believe some split over loop because you know. the moods in the parliament in the government and the closed circle was put him there is a come some sort in the loop can i ask you a question about that because specifically about the power transition and the change of power in russia all the candidates in these elections including putting himself say that in principle they support. powers need to be changed in their regular bases but i think for the kremlin the question is always not why but when and how. putin tomorrow wakes up and decides you know i've been in power for way too long i just need to find something more exciting to do with the rest of my life do you think our country the state that it is right now with its very weak checks and balances for the system that exists today with a law enforcement that exists today with the levels of corruption do you think the country based system can withstand that. the change will do so secures pushing. the know the president or another constitution although there isn't a due to start in

. >> you admitted you weren't in the loop on this. there's credible reporting -- >> i'm glad to not be in the loop. >> general kelly said otherwise. you would have to ask him the questions squarely. i can speak for what i knew. >> he's now denying he knew about these allegations for months? >> you would have to talk to general kelly. from the president's perspective you asked me a question about what the president thought. this is what workplaces all across the country should see. swift action. it was rob porter who felt he should resign and he did. the president is saying while he was there he did a good job. he's talking about his work performance and the person no longer works there because what you and i have seen and read. listen, all these issues apart from this white house and abc, apart from any workplace, issues of child abuse, drug use, domestic abuse, have been scourges on society. if everybody wants to have a serious conversation about it let's have. >> that is not what we heard from the president. on the democratic memo t

that's a loop hole. intrastate and interstate. if you're selling on the internet, you have to have a background check. one part of new york versus the other, doesn't have to. this closes the loop holes. >> we have to do something about the mentally ill not being able to buy a gun. we have so many checks and balances that you can be mentally ill and it takes you six months before you can prohibit them. so we have to do something very decisive. number 1, you can take the guns away immediately from people that you can ajudge easily are mentally ill like this guy. the police saw he was a problem. they didn't take any guns away. that could have been policing. i think they should have taken them away anyway whether they had the right or not. but i'll tell you this, you have to have very strong provisions for the mentally ill. a lot of people are saying i shouldn't be saying that. i don't want mentally ill people to be having guns. marco? >> mr. president, thanks for bringing us here. we all agree. we know the issues here. what everyone

daniel searches the waistline for more clues. >> there's no belt loops. >> there's no belt loops becausee fact at this time, they only had suspenders, and it wasn't until 1922 that they actually added the belt loops. >> we're back to the roaring twenties, and the pockets reveal one more thread to the story. >> when levi's first started manufacturing jeans, you had the two front pockets and the single back pocket, and this other pocket, which is for change or a pocket watch. and it wasn't until around 1901 they added the fifth pocket in the back. >> which is missing on jock's jeans. so now we've narrowed it down to that 15-year window between '86 and '01. finally, daniel spots a stamp on the inside of the pocket that helps age the overalls all the way to 1893. jeans historian mike harris is amazed. >> how unique is this pair? >> to find an 1893 pair of levi -- very scarce. this could be one of two examples known, so it's very rare. if one shows up, then it's quite valuable. >> and to find an 1893 pair inperfectcondition? unheard of. so how much cash could jock expect for his strange inher

talking about it reminds me of like that side five series west world where all the characters on a loop but they feel very deeply in passionately and they feel love and they feel stress and they feelings i need for their loved ones and blah blah blah but they wake up every single day and their loved ones are slaughtered and killed and everything taken by these tourists it's like groundhog's day written by philip k. dick you're on this edition of sloop where there is wake up every single day and instead of some charming rogue in the lobby of a hotel trying to pick up a doll it's really just robust trying to kill each other for a few extra pints at the pub well that's what it seems like with these stories of the civil asset forfeiture you know every day you think you wake up you go work you go set up your bitcoin mining rig or your marrow or earlier easy cash and you think you're working in adding to your value net worth and some cop shakes you down and takes all your stuff and says go back to work and start over again the next day and then they run you lou loop around the loop it goes th

double axel-triple toe loop-double toe loop. ( darya ) and a south lake tahoe snowboarder has sailed in to olympic history defending her slopestyle title: jamie anderson became the first female snowboarder to win two olympic golds. she celebrated by sticking her tongue out. miley cyrus made that a thing. after clinching, jamie actually washed out on her second run because the conditions were horrendous.. in fact a whole bunch of women crashed or bailed saying it wasn't safe.but i love jamie's quote on that. she says.. it's not like what we're doing is safe, anyhow." ( darya ) the warriors beat the spurs on saturday night givingcoach steve kerr 250 wins under his belt in record time.. in 302 games: way faster than phil jackson it took the bulls coach 346 games to do it.. kerr ever the wise guy cracks: "he had michael jordan for god sake, so i don't know what phil's problem was," kerr cracked. ( darya ) don't know yet if they're a threat to the warriors, but the new and improved cavaliers beat the celtics on sunday: here are some

frills and excitement on a roller coaster at vienna's prato amusement park not too far away dishes loop the loop on their way to the tables of a roller coaster press truck thanks to a catapult mechanism and gravity. fed me yeah i like it it's really something new i've never seen anything like it. i said i definitely amusing and fun though it's something new a new generation of restaurants so to speak the best i like the way the food comes down like on a roller coaster it just wishes down this it's great but the leads are securely fastened so nothing spills. the meals are sent down the tracks to diners by robots in older roller coaster restaurants that task is still done by the human employee. be in a restaurant the robots even serve up cocktails. it's not an easy task to teach the art of mix ology to machines. and mom along the cart tails in john jars with lids that twist short. so we have to tell the robot to open the jar and then safely close it again so it stays closed since it also has to shake the jar to make the cocktail. teaching of the movement of twisting the live shot took abo

watching the loop. but war will be so fast that humans willing become irrelevant, and we may actually slide into a case of decisions being made by machines and not even really know it. weapons will go to a target area, decide who to kill, and take action. they might seek permission first. they might not if there's no communication. these things are good. don't get me wrong. drones and all of these technologies, to make our soldiers better, are good. they keep the soldiers out of harm's way but need to come with a little bit of thinking. enhancements. i talk in the become about soldier enhancements. there's a yuck factor involved in this. exoskeletons to help zonings lift things more. pharmaceuticals. right now we give air plane pie lates drugs keep them awake, there's drugs to make them more courageous, less fearful, feel less pain. we need to think about that. then the whole area of neuroscience. this one is really interesting. i was able to talk to the defense advance research projects agency about th

. >> an open loop, so you're going to ride and then suddenly it's going to disappear and you've got toure it out. >> he's going to give it a go. >> oh! >> yeah. wow. >> that's terrifying. >> he said it was the scariest thing he's ever done. >> what are you supposed to do when the ramp ends? how do you finish this? >> he goes again. almost an impressive gymnastic landing though. >> it's a bit more splat in the third one. >> oh! >> yeah, as he calls it, palms and there was an exposed nail. >> super close on the next one though. basically lands it, but he's not happy with it. the obstacle is not complete. i did not jump it. >> he wants to make sure he does it properly. >> yeah. >> say yes if you actually want to ride an open loop. it takes six goes. anyone can do it. >>> that's hajalapeno pancake. >> that is wild. >> nibbles and smooches for everybody. i was thinking the bird was going to nibble too hard. >> what a cute little relationship between the both of them. it gives her a little smooch. >> i thought that was going to be a wrap too. i knew he was going to start swinging. no, it was

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. >> by the way.jessa, i learned y from my photographer casey that a loop around the mall 1.1-mile. i walked that just to see you, by the way and yes, i to talk te players. ok eagles yes, they had their second practice here inhe university of minnesota. it was an h obsession they had full participation with the exception of one player, t defem journigan who is out with anoug pederson expects him to play on super bowl sunday. ith the media this morning and one of the interesting answers came from nicñ was asked, whate typically goes through andor a big game. >> the big thing is, i mean, i'm no different then anyone else. these games your body feels different things, you will feel emotions, butterflies, that doesn't change. i think big thing you simplify what is going on in your mind and slow it all down and that is just in anything you do. if you can slow everything down and have simple thoughts and see everything more clearly you make better decisions, you play faster, and for me i'm a much better player in those situations. the word that comes is chill. laid back. that is when i'm

i will be back inafew is on a loop in that.t feels like we've been stuck in the deep freeze over the last few days, and that's not going to change very much during wednesday. cold air remains firmly in place, and some of us have some snow on the ground, as well — that weather watcher picture from north yorkshire on tuesday. where we have the lying snow, particularly, there is the risk for some ice during wednesday. a widespread frost, certainly, to start the day, because we are still firmly ensconced in this cold air. something a little bit milder out in the atlantic, but we won't feel the effects of that just yet. for the time being, this area of high pressure giving most of us a fine, dry but cold start to the day, under largely clear skies. 0ur towns and cities down below freezing, but out in the countryside, those temperatures really have been dropping away. the sorts of temperatures we'll have to start the day — between about —5 and —11 degrees. still some snow, potentially, for a time across east anglia, and the south—eas

. >> jessica, i learned today from my photographer casey that a loop around the mall is 1.1-mile. i walked that just to see you, by the way and yes, i did get a chance to talk to the players. okay. so let's talk about the eagles yes, they had their second practice here in minnesota, and it was at the university of minnesota. it was an hour and 45 minute obsession they had full participation with the exception of one player, that is defensive tackle tim journigan who is out with an undisclosed illness but doug pederson expects him to play on super bowl sunday. the team as a whole met with the media this morning and one of the interesting answers came from nick foles. he was asked, what he typically goes through and what he feels the night before a big game. >> the big thing is, i mean, i'm no different then anyone else. these games your body feels different things, you will feel emotions, butterflies, that doesn't change. i think big thing you simplify what is going on in your mind and slow it all down and that is just in anything you do. if you can slow everything down and have si

the whole looped. —— loot.to $500. maybe you could give us some explanation, why did tradition of red packets. in mandarin is called hongbao?m tradition of red packets. in mandarin is called hongbao? it is called something different in vietnamese and it is a tradition for the elders to give to their children and grandchildren and to the older, unmarried adult. this is a wishful good luck and it is also like a symbol, carry you into prosperity into the new year and children line up into the new year and children line up and share their best wishes for good health and happiness to the older members of their family before they get the gifts. this tradition efiifgéifib‘g'i iii very popular of course, because is very popular of course, because it isa is very popular of course, because it is a lunar new year holiday, what about in the united states? is hongbao still properly practised? —— popularity. yes, the asian-americans have carried out on an as a contrast it isa have carried out on an as a contrast it is a seller

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very least in the wake of parkland we should strive for comprehensive background checks, closing the loop holes allow anyone regardless of a violent history, the history of mental illness to walk into a gun show or go on the internet and purchase a gun. more than 90%rc of americans, te vast majority of gun owners can support comprehensive background checks. what are we waiting for? there seems to be a discussion about a more limited proposal sponsored by senators cornynl d murphy which improves the existing background check in a few ways. i support the bill. i a cosponsor, but the fix next bill is notl what president trup has been talking about this afternoon and at other times when he says comprehensive background checks. fix next was written to address one specific issue that was brought to light after a horrific shooting in a church in sutherland springs, texas. it is a proposal to address the specific problem but it leaves unaddressed the host of crucial gun safety issues, including and especially the loopholes in a background check system. if we only pass fix knicks will be right bac

a senator of the united states always in on the loop regarding top-secret information especially involving foreign power. >> russians already they got this deal, controlling the uranium, being able to view that would be a huge advantage. why give him this access, that remains to be seen. >> donald trump all along as a candidate stated we make ridiculous deals, they wanted to give hillary clinton an advantage and it is now falling apart. >> testimony from douglas campbell, a lobbying group expected to give assistance free of charge to the clinton global initiative, and the obama administration made affirmative decisions. and why russia, the us, and fbi common handlers, politics was somehow involved. why are we doing favors for country we don't have a great history with. >> it is all about money, and the clinton foundation is involved in these messy deals and the political end was the presidential election. rob: back with the love affair with the fbi between peter strzok and lisa page and this gets deeper, we start seeing some involvement with president obama, it is fine between what the fbi

what about this question, how come you're always about a foot about the loop? >> she does it better than anybody else, but she's out there in south korea trying to keep the vice president accountable. >> thank you. what a great colleague you are. >>> meanwhile the white house staff drama played out n reality game show. omrosa, she once said this about her former boss, trump. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. it's everyone who's ever doubted donald, who ever disagreed, whoever challenged him. it is the ultimate revenge to become the most powerful man in the universe. >> in a world -- anyway, that was her then. here she is now. >> should we be worried? >> don't say that because we are worried, but i need you to say no it's going to be okay. >> it's not going to be okay. it's not. >> would you vote for him again? >> god, no. never. in a million years, never. >> from biblical epic down to soap opera. she had now turning a 180 on this guy. >> just a year ago he was the greatest guy on the planet. omrosa, nice person and she's

the parliament in the government and the close circle of put him there is it comes some sort of the loop can i ask you a question about that because specifically about the power transition and the change of power in russia all the candidates in these elections including putting himself say that in principle they support. that powers need to be changed in their regular bases but i think for the kremlin the question is always not why but when and how if. tomorrow wakes up and decides you know i've been in power for way too long i just need to find something more exciting to do with the rest of my life just saying our country the state that it is right now with its very weak checks and balances made that the system that exists today. with a law enforcement that they exist today with the levels of corruption do you think the country based system can withstand that i think that it will be changed within six years pushing come true we have another president or another constitution although there is an idea to start to mend in the constitution in order to confirm like put to forever model for t

burr was in the loop. the senators just gave us this joint statement. bipartisan way. and we intend to continue to do so. leaks of incomplete information out of context by anyone inside or outside our committee are unacceptable. the senate intelligence committee has been in possession of this material for several months. the full committee has that access to the material and been briefed on its content and committee investigators are pursued all relevant investigative leads related to this material. we wanted to give that full statement. waldman, who did not return calls today seeking comment runs endeavor group. he signed $40,000 a month retainer in 2009 and 2010 to petition the u.s. government on behalf of that russian billionaire. there are reports that darryl posca sued paul manafort over a business deal has information to share with the u.s. congress but last may both the senate and house intel panels decided not to give darryl legal immunity so so far he has not testified, martha. >> martha: i mean, it's clearly of interest that this has links to paul manafort an

on the bigger scales today when you make a jumbo jet we showed it by linking the loops of carbon fiber you can make bigger parts but then collaborate as a part of the structure of assembling to build these and then we use these to do things like make airplanes that can change shape and we are working with nasa to these applications that's what it looks like when the fabrication becomes universal where there is as many fabricators as people and what this is doing. now it's down to these tens of material properties and the feedstock. this thermostat has the power of a mini computer. when we get to that stage, if you want to assemble me from these micro- parts on up it's a long time to wait for the output of. the monocular is really slow and places one molecule a second. it takes about a second to do what's in a million years once you have assemblers. the same hierarchy of the structure. for the mechanism to design the person said that is what we are currently building and the modern theory is placed back and the last things they did is to study fabrication. the last thing was how to make

loop. i. cut. cut. cut. cut cut i. germany's car makers found themselves under fire this week for their involvement with exhaust testing involving humans and animals in two thousand and thirteen and fourteen subjects at a clinic and often inhaled varying concentrations of nitrogen dioxide for long periods several times a week. the car makers were testing the effects of the exhaust gas on humans. a company called the european research organization for environmental health commission the study. german car makers v.w. di miller and b.m.w. along with parts supplier bosch financed the tests. books wagon is still struggling with its emissions cheating scandal from twenty fifteen the release this week of the emissions tests unleashed a new wave of indignation. it's absolutely understandable that people are outraged on the tests on monkeys and even on humans can we justify. environmentalists groups however say the german government is part of the problem and that politicians have been in bed with the automotive lobby for years

how come you're always a foot beyond the loop of reality? >> she's brilliant, ashley parker. i wish she were here in washington because she would be teaming up with us to cover all of this white house drama. she does it better than anybody else. she's out there in south korea trying to keep the vice president accountable. >> thank you. what a great colleague are you. the white house staff drama played on in a reality game show. only roman na gold rose to fame on the apprentice before working in the white house. she once said this about her former boss, trump. >> every critic, every detrac r detractoring will having to bow down top president trump. it's everyone who's ever doubted donald, whoever disagreed, whoever challenged him. it is the ultimate revenge to become the most powerful man in the universe. >> in a world. anyway, that was her then. here she is now. >> should we be worried oh. don't say that. because we are worried but i need to you say no, it's going to be okay. >> no, it's going to not be okay. it's not. >> so bad. >> would you vote for him again? >> god no. ne

this one, i haven't looped it on but what it's doing is using a microcontroller chip and i've prettyd it to do the same bait switch, because it's got conductive fabric inside, so when you touch one of the pockets it will send a signal and i did it for the microcontroller to send a signal if it's left or right, and these are some of the prototypes that were made for a woman with breast cancer to see her range of motion, so this is one of my first iterations of putting on the chip and using conductive thread to figure out how the circuit lives inside a garment. completed projects created by open style lab in the past include a waterproofjacket shaped to fit a wheelchair user and a seamless top for a young girl whose autism made her hypersensitive to stitching because of autism. the work being done by open style lab shows what can be done when technology and lateral thinking meet a social need. with a bit of luck, fashion of the future will all be designed with this much style. that's it for the short cut of click for this week, the full—length version is up on iplayerfor you to watch w

and media feedback loop is contributing to this more and more. because it's in a sense has become a more plausible way to babe and to deal with one's deep greechbss or problems. this is seen as a way by certain vulnerable individuals as a thing we can go out and do and in some sense that is relatively new and appears to be getting worse. >> you have written about this and you've tweeted and others sort of guidelines for the coverage on precisely this front, things that something that we are very aware of and try to do. one of them is sort of there's a sort of glory seeking thing here we've seen in mass shooter after mass shooter. they want their pictures plastered everywhere, their names plastered everywhere. it's important essentially not to cover it in that way. >> i think that's right. i mean, i've written. this quite a bit and thought about it a lot, talked with experts. given the case evidence we very in terms of emulation of previous attackers, there's reason to think, there's evidence that shows us that kind of mitigating the repetition of

skinny of the border in russia sixty five passengers six crew there we keep seeing this picture on a loop we've not seen any more wreckage coming through yet if you caught anything on to it or not it's still again early days but people still trying to get there early days at this stage in terms of obviously the investigation we've got a statement from the organization last trans not zork that's the monitoring the state organization that monitors safety trast was aviation land transport as well they're saying they're going to carry out an immediate check of surat of lines which obviously owned this on top of what was a concern over safety of sorts of loans a year or two ago that would burn for a while flying into europe it looks like that was all sorted julian bray was told the largest no aviation expert so it was a change of management there a tightening up or procedures. as a say it's been a while thank heavens since there has been a crash like this i remember think the last one when i was on duty was the or one of the prominent ones was the red cross member that plane then came off the

and high tech talk is going all the days of her loops in train sets we take a look at how kids tastes in toys are changing. this is your business update on how the home free and great you could join us job cuts at a time of higher profits it's certainly a hard sell and ones even says attempting to pull off now is key industrial power business is stuttering along but it's other segments making up for the losses thanks to a global upturn that's not stopping the german firm from slashing jobs worldwide c.e.o. joe kids argues there's a lot to do to make the company fit for the future but that is not going down well with the protesters because at the same time as operations of the wound back in germany the emmons is in barking on new ones in the u.s. the demonstrators going to huge lengths to make sure their voices are heard. workers from the eastern german town of gurlitz cycled hundreds of kilometers to the annual shareholders meeting in munich there determined to fight back against plans to cut their jobs. are fighting for a future and as long as we continue to do so and see a chance we