i'm a program manager and lyric. i'm -- last fiscal year we serviced many of these youth who are lgbt and unfortunately we were not able to meet all their needs. as a service providers and working on the front lines it's heartbreaking to see our youth come to our recruiting session and having to turn them away because we are only able to hire high school age youth. i think we have an opportunity to really take a lot of leadership around including youth in all of our programs. we have a lot of amazing programs here in san francisco. i also was a part of the california statewide leadership cohort that was held by california wellness foundation and a lot of these issues statewide are real and a lot of our service providers are asking the same questions. i also want to highlight some of our youth here to share stories so you can hear from them as well. >> good evening board of supervisors. right now i'm an educator at lyric. before that i was a very shy and quiet kid and by becoming interning and lyric i became to learn

right now i'm an educator at lyric. before that i was a very shy and quiet kid and by becoming interning and lyric i became to learn to advocate for myself and my family. now the internships that we have at lyric are for high school students. i want to make it more accessible for youth 18-24 because i am a leader in my community and i want to be able to expand that and give those other resources to you that comment on there that get kicked out of homes because they don't conform with their identity or sexual orientation. thank you for your time. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is oscar cortÈs and an educator at lyric. i want to say how it impacted me. i started as an intern appoint lyric in 2013. at first i didn't know what i wanted to do with my future, but thanks to lyric in opening up it's doors and educating us on these social issues going on in our community i realized that i wanted to get into politics and maybe sit up there with you and make these decisions. i think there are a lot of other

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people who can change the world with their lyric. what i aim for.why the call for you to you shortly are cool content to circlethe world -- content to change the world? called theon why i events, iversion of wanted to find a way to speak for people. so many people spoke for me when i was a kid and made me feel less invisible. whoever is listening to my music, i want them not to feel so voiceless. tavis: who do you think is underrepresented in music? >> i do not know if there is a specific group of people, but people that come to my shows are people that feel as outsiders. i do not feel sexy. connect. i feel so much pressure to do that. this keeps people -- you need seven-year-old kids that have been through crazy childhoods that somehow connect to these lyrics. i get letters from 70-year-olds. for me, keeping that lyric as open to people as possible is a gift. it feels amazing that people have connected. tavis: have you figured out what it is about that lyrical content , your songwriting style that allows a song to work for a seven-year-old as much

country is the best lyric stuff around.hat i like is the lyrical content. >> it's about real life. you decide what to put on here? you picked some good stuff. you have 12 tracks. you must have started with 25 zero. >> we look for songs for six or seven months. i worked with a great anr girl sho would send me list and list of songs. sometimes i would say, i don't want to do that song, but it reminds me of another song. a lot of it was sifting through the treasure trove of this music. we came to nashville, and sang through about 20 or 25 songs. there were certain ones that were really natural and certain ones that weren't. we went with the ones that felt natural. tavis: good bet. go with the ones that felt natural. when you say it felt natural, what do you mean by that? a song comes out already sounding like a record. it fits your tone. the melody, the phrasing feels really natural. tavis: you go through a bunch of tracks. you pick the one that feels natural. at the end you look at what you have, and when you look at what you

lyrics were committed.in other genres don't have their lyrics submitted. i shot the sheriff is generally not submitted in court. >> i think we're seeing hip-hop on trial in many aspects here, in the criminal court. michael donnelly said there was thug music. bill o'reilly is saying kanye west and jay z are gangster rappers. this perception idea of young men of color being dangerous because they write lyrics of hip-hop, they listen to hip-hop, they like hip-hop, all of a sudden they're dangerous, that's a hard precedent to sell. >> it reminds me the case 20 years ago when two pox label, interscope, was brought up because the state trooper bill davidson was killed. his lyrics were being pumped in the car by the shooter. i think it's ridiculous that we have to have that enter into the conversation as a possibility. look at folks being coupled because of the music they're listening to. >> it's not at all a possibility. the thing is is that there's a discussion that's lasted in popular music since popular music

the styling, the lyrical content, the sole. your song, i was thinking, this is bill withers all over. tell me how you feel about those comparisons. to explain, go get his record, he sounds like. how do you handle those comparisons? >> when they do that to a new artist or somebody who has just come on to the scene, you know, that is a difficult weight to carry. because these are masters, stevie wonder, nat king cole, bill withers, lou rawls. these names sometimes,. i look at their history and my history, and we do have some camaraderie. we are cousins in a way. we had some church upbringing, some southern influence. strong mothers. an understanding of gospel blues. and those aret, masters in the music, and i'm very glad that my name gets mentioned with those masters. have some writing to do and some singing to do before i really deserve it, but i'm blessed. >> this track on this project, once i finally did get past "no love dying" and started checking out the rest, this track hit me so hard, because there is a love and expressio

the song into a violent offensive lyric.asre saying violent and offensive is that he took her money. i said i am not that uptight about money. >> tell us about the business of megadeth. you're doing the symphony but you're going on tour. tell us about the business. >> we have got this great opportunity right now. there is a renaissance of heavy metal in america. does, so the world follows. we got back from playing in india and zoomed over to new zealand and came right back to get ready for this symphony performance. we have a couple of one-off shows and we are heading down to south america to do a big tour down there. we went down there with black sabbath and we were playing stadiums. we did this one crazy looking like a field or soccer studio ince -- soccer stadium place exodus city. we are going to different countries and bringing our brand of music to them. >> since the 1980's, what is of of the biggest challenges that new bands face, it is not the same world it was when you started out. >> it certainly is not. driedvenue

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grandparents people at weddings and everyone seems to know the tune but very few people know the lyrics and fall into the origins of the song itself. the song. with tony knew crean called sunny color in the late nineteenth century used in synagogue life that tuned into the lyrics back then. we'd originally. the congregants used it to engage with the design. residents the town took the song with integer is done around the year nineteen hundred their music on just transcribe the melody in nineteen fifty three years later it at newquay lyrics the basics on and the word harmony. he let me know. let us read joyce and it's likely that it comes from a person sounds because this is the day the lord has made it less free choice and be glad i'm still hobbling the keel and beans lettuce free to waste time and no running no means let us sane and guru guy he is awake for others and then they stay awake but there's been a happy heart the song was first recorded in nineteen twenty two and the tide had to mid twentieth century it's good to take on a new life entirely. in the years following world war t

dunn, the man who shot him, listened to the lyrics, entered the song as evidence.as a culture? >> i think that we're using hip-hop as an excuse to be scared of black men. right? just saying i was scared of brown skin, that's not enough, right? we would understand that immediately to be racist and we would throw that out. but using hip-hop is like that one degree of separation that allows you say that. i mean, i can kind of understand the t. prosecutors who want to use somebody's own lyrics against them and we can deconstruct that in a second. but this person was listening to this ergo i felt i had the right to be scared of him to take violent action against him. that is completely bizarre. what are you talking about? >> i hear what you're saying about overall demonization of black men, it needs to find its location, something that does in hip-hop. what do you think about in terms of the industry overall? there was that vibe magazine piece. the fans of hip-hop, the artists, the history, do you think it's change m.d. >> i think music changed, that sort of gangsta str

>> well, i have commercial lyrics. i have pg lyrics.t music regardless if i'm cussing or not. >> jimmy: okay, good. now, i want to ask you about another photograph which i find very interesting. there is snoop dogg with oprah and gayle. [ laughter ] it's the o.g. with o and g right there. [ laughter ] you tweeted this with the words "black history" under it. [ laughter ] which i thought was excellent. where did this take place? >> that was at a william morris endeavor party. >> oh, it was at an agency party. now, you and oprah were on the outs for a while, weren't you? >> no, we've never been on the outs. we didn't have a chance to sit down and conversate with each other. but i believe we loved what we do. i love her and whatever she stood for and however she do what she do. she's been the inspiration for people like myself. >> jimmy: are you still doing your talk show on the internet? "ggn"? >> yes, sir. the ggn news network every tuesday. >> jimmy: i love watching that. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's one of my top news sour

i love the lyrics on this track. you think of certain blues singers, certainly women. guilty of this as well. think of women blues singers and you think of stuff like, that no good man did me wrong. there is a storyline in it, but your stuff -- >> i am tired of talking about love, man. politics talk about and religion and domestic violence and things that are going on in the world, which is what makes the music contemporary. it is relevant to the times. that is what i want to talk about. tavis: how do you do that without being preachy? how do you do that and make it sound good? >> very clever songwriting. i am so blessed i work with really great songwriters that get the point across, bending it without breaking it. i do not want to be preachy because i am not, but i want to make my point. working with the songwriters i work with, we are able to do that. i go back to some of my father's music. some of it was written 40 or 50 years ago and it is still relevant to the times. he left me with a lot of music that i can refer back to. tavis: your father impacted your life and

they're singing adele "set fire to the rain." ♪ i set fire >> they take the lyrics quite literally.eep your eye on the dude in the back seat ♪ i set fire to the rain ♪ >> [ bleep ]. >> what? >> this looks like a complete disaster. dude took like a piece of paper with the roof here of the car, looks like the thing just erupts in flames. they have a picture of all of them, like, posing in front of the car and they say, while covering an deadele song, our db friend almost killed us with a car fire. >> and then posing happy afterward while the car is burning. seems odd. >> we believe this is fake. if you look up danny philipo, the guy who posted it, he's a filmmaker. he's made a bunch of films. you might remember this video, we had this one on the show. we thought this one was fake. we also think he might be involved with this video too. he's done this kind of thing before. >> he used this exact same car before in a different fiery viral video. >> looks like the same dude. >> that raises an eyebrow. the video is from last july. it is trending now. >> acting is really good. they do seem

you are transparent in your lyrical content. you seem to be well-adjusted. how are you navigating?vigation. i think most incredibly what i have discovered is it is all mental. i guess life is all mental. it is your state of mind as to how your life becomes. that is obvious, but what happens in this world, we get caught up in this place where things that don't really matter start to matter, and it starts to get confusing as to what you hold true to your self. for me a lot of that comes from being raised by a really incredible woman. i was raised by my mother, and she is phenomenal. she is incredible. she always kept me in line. part of that has been really good for me. groundedreally strong, sense from the beginning. another big part of how i navigated is where i grew up. i grew up in a tough neighborhood. i grew up around drugs and prostitution. i grew up around everything. art of seeing that early on has made me steer far away from it in all its forms. i think that has been a big help for me. i think being really connected to a higher power, having a spirituality has been really g

they take the lyrics quite literally. on the dude in the back side. ♪ i set fire to the rain ♪ watch it burn [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> what? >> and this looks like a complete disaster. dude took like a piece of paper and lit the roof here of the car. looks like the thing erupts in flames. they actually have a picture of all of them, like, posing in front of the car and they say while covering an adele song our dumb ass friend nearly killed us with a car fire. >> and posing happy afterward while the car is burning seems a little odd. >> we believe this is fake. the guy who posted this video is, in fact, a filmmaker and he's made a bunch of films it seems. you also might remember this video, we had this one on the show, we also thought this one was fake. we also think danny might be involved with this video, too, so he's done this kind of thing before. in fact, he's used this exact same car before in a different fiery video. >> looks like the same dude. >> that raises an eyebrow. it's from last july. it's

i think that's called a mondegrine when you throw off the lyrics.the lyrics. >> but she actually now -- i love her more than ever. she handled that really, really well. >> she rolled with it. >> she might have rapped in there a little bit. >> in the neighborhood. >> exactly. >>> and this next video is going wildly viral. more than 11 million views on youtube. her name is sister christina, and her voice is truly a gift from god. ♪ no one no one no one ♪ will get in the way of what i'm feeling ♪ ♪ no one no one no one >> amazing. ♪ will get in the way of what i'm feeling for you ♪ >> that reaction from the judges is almost equal to the performance, but i think even alicia keys would be proud of that rendition of "no one." one of the judges told sister christina, if i had heard you at mass when i was a kid, i would always be in church. the sicilian nun says she hopes her newfound fame will get her a phone call from pope francis. >> and a lawsuit from whoopi goldberg. >> i loved the other nuns cheering her on too. that was really cute. >> exactly. we di

the lyrics often glorify criminal activity, so it should come as no surprise that many of the inmatesthemselves to be rap artists. [ rapping ] >> i used to -- >> santa rita is a sprawling jail complex located 30 miles outside the city. but many of the nearly 3,000 men and women incarcerated here were arrested in oakland. most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases and one is a bay area rapper who is more than a wannabe. [ rapping ] >> we have an inmate come in a couple days ago, international rap artist named drew down. >> my kids know his songs, my daughters. they're all into the rap. >> he was around when 2 short was around and pocket man was around. he been around for a while. ♪ >> in the '90s i listened to a lot of his music. i was a fan. ♪ so we got a celebrity here. >> i'm right here right now. i don't have all day, though. so you will see me back on the street. you will see me doing my music again. you will see me doing movies because this ain't gonna stop me. i'm a boss. dru down's real name is danyle robinson. he was arreste

the rap lyrics often complemented in that way.ost called cash flow and destiny which is about why going cash flow positive is important because you can control your own destiny and not be dependent on outsiders. it's great to explain that, but until i put it in kanye west saying wait till i get my money, then you can't tell me nothing. it's a little harder to understand. i wrote a post once on why we think founders should run their companies and why they can often performed better than a ceo. but a great artist summarized everything i wanted to say into lines when he said you are a -- >> word up. wall street is not necessarily synonymous with teamwork and helping out the little guy. but adam grant says it is you to be nice. he argues all truism goes a long way in making you more successful. he breaks it down to evers, takers and matchers. >> the goal is not to be nice to other beagle but look out for others best interests. they shy away from giving feedback and don't play devils advocate often enough and failed to give the kind of

lyrics tohip hop drive home truths. me nothing. tell ♪ the kind of music of entrepreneurship.ational. if you meet anybody in hip-hop they kind of think of themselves and talk about themselves as an entrepreneur. post it is to try to teach an entrepreneur have to do something. the posts can take you through like ido it and feels [inaudible] i wrote a post called cash flow and destiny which is about why going cash flow positive is important because you can control your destiny and not be dependent on outsiders. it is great for me to explain that but kanye wait till i get my money right and then you can't tell me nothing, right? it is a little hard to understand. rakim said yout are a rent a rapper. i will watch you flip like a renegade. you don't often get to hear him actually rap the lyrics. just gos a boeing 777 missing like that? we will discuss next. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. crews are still searching for a missing malaysia airlines flight. malaysia is now investigating and unexplained radar blip far off course 45 minutes after contact with the

the great artist rakim said -- >> you don't often get to hear him actually rap the lyrics.oes a boeing 777 just go missing like that? we will discuss next. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. crews are still searching for a missing malaysia airlines flight. malaysia is now investigating and unexplained radar blip far off course 45 minutes after contact with the plane was lost. patrick smith joins us from >> you are watching "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. crews are still searching for a missing malaysia airlines flight. malaysia is now investigating and unexplained radar blip far off course 45 minutes after contact with the plane was lost. patrick smith joins us from boston. he's a commercial airline pilot and author of "cockpit confidential." this is a technology show. how is it that in the 21st century, a plane can simply disappear with no trace of it on radar, no communications? how does that actually happen? >> you use the word there, radar. air traffic control radar is something that only exists in certain parts of the world. there are vast stre

i trust that you recognize these lyrics that describe the bodies of lynch victims. billie holliday made these famous with her recording of lewis allen's ballot and since then different versions have come from the british band ub40 two domain formerly of tony tony tony. as a result, generations of americans have come to regard this as the best representation of the mob destruction. beasley or x. therefore help to explain why gruesome images of lynch victims have become so influential. in late 1999 coming nearly 100 photographs of mob victims reinterred circulation over museum exhibition and a book of photography called without sanctuary. if these lyrics made us imagine, the photographs challenged us to face it and many of us have risen to the challenge because we were already convinced that the corpse post illustrates the lynching horror. the african-american bodies depicted are often delivered in burned or both. the images have enough interest to taste defeat could take the pricing book into the ten additions since 2,002 sustained academic conferences and journal is

. >> anyway, a lot of people are analyzing the lyrics and the lyrics are i know you misbehaved and youade mistakes and we both have room left to grow. what do we think about that sf. >> i wish them well. i wish boat of them would sort of disappear for a while. he is now considered the most over exposed celebrity on the planet. hoda, woman. that's not a good poll you want to be on. trust me, i've been on a couple. there's a lot of truth to this. each person on the toly l-- ea person in the poll, has been on the poll. if you know what i'm saying and there's a lot of mug shots involved. when they reemerge hopefully, it's because they have fantastic new projects how the. >> forbess does the poll of the over exposed and bieber is one, and lyndsay lohan is one. these are the other celebrities, honey boo boo made the list too. >> isn't that sweet? >> i can't stop thinking of this episode. >> tell them to check it out. just look for it. it's when -- when honey boo boo thinks that maxi pads are stickers. she is sticking them all over the house. on the baby, everywhere. >> lyndsay lohan was on t

times," the figure was removed from an executive summary of the report to be read by the world's top lyrical leaders. the edit was reportedly made at the request of several rich countries, including the united states. poor countries are expected to seek firm commitments on climate aid at a summit in new york this fall. continue to russia hold talks amidst the diplomatic showdown over ukraine. president obama spoke with russian president vladimir putin on friday, followed by sunday -- followed on sunday by meetings between secretary of state john terry and russian counterpart sergei lavrov. havee u.s. and russia differences of opinion about the events that led to this crisis. but both of us recognize the importance of finding a diplomatic solution and of simultaneously meeting the needs of ukrainian people that we agreed on tonight. the russians actions over the past several weeks placed it at odds with the rule of law and the international community. and we still believe, on the wrong side of history. but any real progress in ukraine must include a pullback of the very large russian force th

they took a song by the cockney rebel's which is a british punk group from the 80s and they wrote lyrics that a russian punk group would sing if a russian punk group existed, which was like a caricature of feminist lyrics. it started with stinky socks and ended up with and be your own. [laughter] they recorded this on a dictaphone at a playground. they need is some place where they could jump around and they didn't have enough place or space in their home to do this. they went out to a children's playground in the evening when there were no children there to record it. there were no children but there were young people sitting around drinking beer. the young people got really concerned and went up to them and said to something happened to you? did someone hurt you? do you need help? do i need to beat them up? they shoo them away and they kept recording so at this presentation nice of finish with the words and amazingly there is a punk rock, feminist punk rock group working right now and we are going to leave you with a song of theirs. then she pressed a button on the boombox and this abs

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the lyrics reflect personal experiences, themes of love, or the singers' connection to community andone of the intentions of singing ganga is to combine the voices in a way that results in a powerful and resonant texture. [singing together] (woman) if we are listening to ganga, we can think of texture in terms of one voice being, relatively speaking, thin in comparison with two voices that thicken the texture. we can also think of texture in the context of just a single voice and even within the context of the single sound. every sound has its own texture. there are a lot of stoppings of the sound, little silences that come between the syllables in ganga opening line that are very textural. [singing ganga] also the sigh of the singer who starts the song is very different in texture from the scream at the end of the song. [loud singing to end sg] in ganga singing, the way people refer to the parts is very textural. the lot of terms that are connected with talking about ganga as a genre are borrowed from weaving. and they'll say, "that was neat, neat as a loom," or, "you embroidered th

as a board member so long as i'm on the board and can say for this police car topic that's the cat lyric that brought me to the board of education so many years ago that it is right and rests near and dear to my heart and the lives of those students effects and those families effected. at the marshall. so i can only anything else after i leave the board of education this will remain on my radar and i'll continue to participate because i care how the police and students interact. this is encouraging of the police department to be in partnership with us. job think that's happened in other u l us those documents are on the shelf and maybe some of the things we said were implement and, you know, in reality done but i don't remember getting reports. may be one in my entire time here at the board of education otherwise i don't remember ever getting reports or public conversations with the police department. through our mo u and partnership with them and how we're going to do things differently so let that be the moment we do that and hold ourselves account to making sure all the things that ar

so beyonce is on this campaign, and in some of her lyrics, but mainly her husband's lyrics, she usesnd he uses another "b" word, b-i-t-c-h, do you think beyonce was the right one to pair this compare with since her husband uses other more derrogative terms than bossy? >> you have to tune in foxnews.com to find out. >> she also says girls call other women bossy. not men. >> girls are mean to each other. >> they are. that's a big problem. >> eric bolling? >> eric bolling. >> this happened today, very interesting, speaker of the house john boehner invited pope francis to address the congress which is fantastic. he extended that invite today. hopefully the pontiff will say yes and sit down with these people and maybe figure out a way that they can get along. by the way, find out on twitter at pontfx. 3.7 million followers and another billion followers off twit gler is he coming here when? >> i don't know the dates. >> spring, late spring. >> he's taking my place. >> he is? >> i've got a foldout couch but i've got to get sheets and everything. >> don't forget to set your dvrs so you never

. >> fred: in her eyes -- >> seth: there's a lyric element to it?e is. ♪ g-i-r g-i-r g-i-r ♪ >> seth: so you eventually spell girls right? >> fred: yes, so in the next half hour of that -- >> seth: the show itself is only a half hour long. >> fred: i was told that, yes. >> seth: are you adjusting it at all? >> fred: i might ask them to adjust their show -- [ laughter ] -- so we can use some outtakes -- [ laughter ] >> seth: you have incredible integrity as an artist, and i have so much respect for that. >> fred: thank you. >> seth: you're very welcome and i'm so happy you're here. >> fred: thanks, i'm humbled. [ laughter ] i'm a humble person. thank you. >> seth: humble people don't say that. [ laughter ] you know what i mean? >> fred: right. >> seth: once you say -- you're like, "that doesn't sound like a" -- >> fred: true, true. [ laughter ] >> seth: so we're finishing up the first week. it's been a thrilling week here. we've had the best time. going into the weekend, and actually tomorrow will be a very strange day for me. i had been on "snl" for

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but i want you to list tonight lyrics because the song is beautiful ♪ just another sunrise on another tauch fletcher is a big musician in england, and his wife is an actress, and they said they did this video to share their baby instead of selling pictures to tabloids. >> it's cool. she's changing and he's staying the same. cool how they put it together. >> you notice subtle changes. they have two different cats. the. >> circular ball it does move. >> the door stop, it's moving around. ♪ i forget the summer it isn't very long♪ >> love this guy. ♪ before you know it i'm singing christmas songs♪ >> i loss love this whole video. watching her little belly grow. >> you can tell almost the days where she didn't feel so great because her hair's dishevelled and the days where she was excited to be there. so much love in this. it's so awesome. i want a baby. >> she looks great the whole time. only thing she seems to grow is the belly. >> neat to see the whole change. >> every single day? >> he said he did every single day. we see the final result because, don't worry, we don't see the birth. n

he said, "um, there's no lyrics. roll. so i -- he did say one thing to me that was really important. he said, as he walked away, he said, "and, go!" i said, "oh! it's a love letter to portland." and then he walked out and i said, "okay." so i just grabbed hold of that. you know, with my hands like this and held on. >> seth: well, we have a clip. i love it when it aired. i love it so much more now knowing that you're making it up as you go. here is -- >> we have to -- before we run it, i was channeling my inner shatner. and i think -- >> seth: you will see -- knowing that now, you will see the shatner elements. there is kyle improvising a song that is a love letter to portland. ♪ oh, portland you're so beautiful oh, oh my city ♪ ♪ my portland all the birds the crickets and the frogs they chant her name ♪ ♪ oh, her mountain so wide, so tall ba-bum, bum-bum-bum la, la, la, la, la ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: amazing! i want to add -- >> when in doubt, just go, "la, la, la." it works. >> seth: also, you're standing

and russian competitors arrived to music that included the lyrics "goodbye usa." >>> it's a part of san francisco the public had never seen until today. you're about to go on an underground tour of the new central subway project connecting two very different parts of san francisco. in just a few years, instead of construction equipment coming through this tunnel there will be muni trains, transporting people between the cal train station and chinatown with several stops in between. today nbc bay area was there for the media's first look at the $1.5 billion project. >> on the other side of this skin is natural ground, right? >> we're north of center street approximately close to the nike store on stockton. >> the two tunnel boring machines doing this work are huge, each coming in at 750 tons, more than 100 yards long. crews keep them goi going 60 hours a week. >> i believe averaging right into the 50 some feet range which is excellent. >> the tunnel is about 70 feet underground except where it dips to 100 feet below ground to go  under the bart tunnel on market street. >> probably the b

. >> given the open conspiracy of panama's a messenger, i have decided to break lyrical and diplomaticies with panama and to sever all commercial and economic relations from this very moment. maduro's position follows panama's request for a private meeting with the organization of american states, and the tackling antigovernment protests in venezuela. oasonsiders the washington-dominated could addressing leftist leaders, including rail car struck him he discussed a conspiracy to topple -- including growl castro, he discussed a conspiracy to topple his government. to take placenued across the state. they vow to stay put until president maduro resigns. >> for those of you who have just joined us here on "france 24," here is our top story. the primary parliament has voted in favor of holding a referendum on whether crimea should remain part of ukraine or join russia instead. caps on was region is planning to vote on the 16th of march. dozens of pro-russian protesters have gathered. what is going on? >> not a very big crowd of people. they are dancing to russian pop music and waving russia