. >> commissioners, i want to introduce you to a new staff member marseille as a current planner since november over 5 years of planning experience she's worked in the preservation planning in la as a city planner in glendale and holds a graduate degree from ucla. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and commissioners marseille from the department staff the case is a request for conditional use authorization to advert a one thousand plus commercial space that was to a limited restaurant use. the project is located in the ground floor commercial space in the carville commercial district and within the carville sub district not needing any interior or exterior alternatives the operation hours are permitted within the carville strict it's recommended to addresses the issues of trash roefrm removal to make sure the restaurant didn't impact the character of the neighborhood the department has received no communication in support or objection and the department recommends the approval as the restaurant meets the applicable requirements is requires the chufgs e conditional use authoriz

barcelona, that said, for about 3-4 months they had to bring water in from marseille because they were not getting the drinking water. ... the second thing is it turns out your body tells you when you're thirsty. people get in trouble when they're in a different climate and they don't know the signs of dehydration. the body is very good at telling us when we actually need water. studies have been done that say a about a liter a day is reasonable. but if you're going to sweat allot you need more. some people are told if you drink a lot of wear, helps your complexion. not that drinking water is a bad thing but people going around unblotted all the time because they think it's good for them are probably uncomfortable for no good reason. >> host: a brief interview with james salzman who has written a history of drinking water. this is booktv on c-span2. >>> now, clay risen accounts the civil rights act of 1964. recalling the arduous work involved in passing the legs, marked we bun of the longest filibusters in history by opponents who south to defeat the measure. this is an hour and ten mi

goalkeeper has been ruled out of the world cup after cracking a vertebrae in his neck playing for marseille on saturday. he was hit in the face. he has been replaced. the spanish capital was swamped by madrid fans this weekend as they secured their first title in 18 years. they gathered in the streets to toast the tryout -- triumph. one thing was missing on the parade, the trophy. the players celebrated without the silverware. he resigned as the barcelona coach. the fans celebrated their victory. saturday dramatic final saw them only to have lead forced extra time. the bus parade set off midday and gave the faithful a chance to celebrate their club finally breaking the nine-year drought. they put the final heartache behind the by winning the portuguese cup. goal handed them victory. basketball now. they are the euro league champions after the final in milan. the spanish side started well. they narrowed that to three gaps in the -- three points in the third. he put them ahead in the fourth quarter. the free throw forced the game 73-73.ertime at greece and them combining beautiful to claim th

for the weekend, some spots expecting some brighter conditions into amsterdam, and frankfurt and marseille highs anywhere from the upper teens to the mid 20s as we go through the weekend. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. gg99Ññw? >> welcome to the france 24 newsroom. it is 1 p.m. in paris, 2 p.m. in kiev. headlines this hour. russia says it will cut off gas supplies over a past bill and tells berlin's it will keep -- berlin will keep the lines open. beguntaly klitschko has his new job as mayor of the capital of ukraine. troops on the ground have so far stop -- failed to stop the kerry and violence

be able to manage much of a dialogue with a regime that is trying to kill them for voting against marseille international affairs expert thanks so much for coming to us in the studio and sharing your perspective on the situation. now self defense forces of the newly proclaimed announced the people's republic are urging ukraine's military to withdraw from the region they say they will move against if the ultimatum is met by the end of thursday gunfire and artillery have been heard outside slovyansk the city which is about six hundred kilometers from p.f. was among the first to face a crackdown by government forces and as artie's published reports after being on their seats by the army for weeks now the city is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. we're now entering the town of slovyansk which is completely encircled by the ukrainian military this is a ukrainian army checkpoint and as you can see the cars are backed up a little way down the road there it will take me a better part of at least one hour to get him because of this because the town is so encircled you have a growing humani

time both boys fell on the almost anxious trade and one carry any weapons only a stove and how guy marseilles a political activist and journalists from the website where the video was published he says he was more proof he has more proof rather all the facts of the boys were shot. the army has denied using live rounds but the autopsies of the bodies of these young teenagers show that they were shot with live rounds and witnesses on the scene say the same the clip is indeed edited but journalists and human rights activists that have seen the entire video of hours and hours of several c.c.t.v. cameras in that area say that there was nothing in that area around where the teams were worthy was shot to justify any kind of violence that was used by the army as seen in the video is much more violence than used by the demonstrators and as seen in this video even when the soldiers are not threatened told this is part of the israeli complaint to a press any sort of resistance to the occupation in the occupied territories a u.s. inmates as had a narrow escape from death by lethal injection after a serie