according to prince harry's witness statement, his brother william privately settled with news group yers acting for prince harry, in his legal action against rupert murdoch's uk news operation. 0ur media editor katie razzall has been following the case. more than 1,000 people have settled phone hacking cases with the publishers of the sun. and what was the news of the world in recent years. today we learnt a new, very high profile name. according to prince harry's witness statement, his brother william privately settled with news group newspapers three years ago for a very large sum. of course, prince william isn't part of this case, and he's made no comment. prince harry has chosen the public route and with the actor hugh grant is going to court instead. a trial is planned injanuary, but today news group tried to have that thrown out, arguing allegations of unlawful information gathering are legally out of time. these are just some of the headlines from the news of the world and the sun that prince harry says were based on illegal activity. many relate to his relationship with chels

that's denied by news group, which says, "there was no such secret agreement".t down and has paid out many millions, but has always denied wrongdoing at the sun. in another swipe at his family, harry also says they appeared to block his legal action in order to keep the papers on side, he claims to smooth the way for camilla and charles to be accepted by the british public as queen consort and king. buckingham palace has been approached for a response. prince harry has made reforming the press his "life's work" and he's also suing associated newspapers and the mirror group. the risks and costs of going to court are huge, and lawyers often encourage a settlement. that doesn't appear to be harry's intention. it's up to the judge to decide whether this case can proceed. huw. many thanks again. in washington, joe biden has confirmed that he'll be running for a second term as president next year. the election will be held in november 2024, weeks before he turns 82, making him the oldest us president to seek re—election. donald trump, who'll be 78 at the time of the n

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that's denied by news group, which says there was no such secret agreement.f the world, which it shut down and has paid out many millions but has always denied wrongdoing at the sun. in another swipe at his family, harry also says they appeared to block his legal action in order to keep the papers on side. he claims to smooth the way for camilla and charles to be accepted by the british public as queen's consort and king. buckingham palace has been approached for a response. now prince harry has made reforming the press his life's work, and he's also suing associated newspapers and the mirror group. the risks and costs of going to court are huge, and lawyers often encourage a settlement that doesn't appear to be harry's intention. it's up to the judge to decide whether this case can proceed. one of the world's largest tobacco companies, british american tobacco, has agreed to pay more than $600 million after being accused of selling cigarette materials to north korea. it's the most severe action ever taken by us authorities against a company for breaking sanc

that's denied by news group, which says there was no such secret agreement.n and has paid out many millions but has always denied wrongdoing at the sun. in another swipe at his family, harry also says they appeared to block his legal action in order to keep the papers on side — he claims to smooth the way for camilla and charles to be accepted by the british public as queen consort and king. buckingham palace has been approached for a response. prince harry has made reforming the press his life's work, and he's also suing associated newspapers and the mirror group. the risks and costs of going to court are huge, and lawyers often encourage a settlement — that doesn't appear to be harry's intention. it's up to the judge to decide whether this case can proceed. now, brazilian president luiz inacio lula da silva was in portugal where the left—leaning leader received mixed reactions. often referred to simply as �*lula', brazil's president was in portugal to commemorate the 1974 carnation revolution, which toppled the dictator antonio de 0liveira salazar. supporte

news group newspapers said we found no evidence of any secret deal.ds committee and said there was no secret deal to bring their litigation many years after. in response, harry's lawyers said, look, they haven't asked the right people. they should have gone to the very top to people like rebekah brooks, because they were the people who carried out the deal between the press and the pa lance.— press and the pa lance. thank you. -- palace- — press and the pa lance. thank you. -- palace- this _ press and the pa lance. thank you. -- palace. this sound _ press and the pa lance. thank you. -- palace. this sound like - press and the pa lance. thank you. -- palace. this sound like a - press and the pa lance. thank you. -- palace. this sound like a joke. l —— palace. this sound like a joke. but a moose walked into a cinema in alaska and gave staff a fright. the young woman seems comfortable. the press and the pa lance. thank you. —— palace. this sound like a joke. but a moose walked into a cinema in alaska and gave staff a fright. the young woman seems comfort

today, we see that in this new generation of resistance groups , there are people who are inside the west bank , and some of them are supported by the fatah movement, so this shows that these new groups have more of the nationality element of the national identity within them, and besides these, the new groups believe in one issue and have a more serious belief, and that is that experience has proven that compromise and negotiation with the zionist regime does not secure their interests . there is resistance that provides their interests because of us, in a new year, we see that the resistance even extends into the occupied territories to tel aviv, the center of israel, and carries out this martyrdom operation , and says that these new groups are actually somehow emphasizing on this issue. they say that today we do not need the support of the countries that are moving towards reconciliation with israel. one of the strategic mistakes that mr. donald trump made in my opinion was the abraham pact. the emergence of a new generation of resistance grou

that's denied by news group, which says "there was no such secret agreement".illions, but has always denied wrongdoing at the sun. in another swipe at his family, harry also says they appeared to block his legal action in order to keep the papers on side, he claims to smooth the way for camilla and charles to be accepted by the british public as queen consort and king. buckingham palace has been approached for a response. prince harry has made reforming the press his "life's work", and he's also suing associated newspapers and the mirror group. the risks and costs of going to court are huge, and lawyers often encourage a settlement. that doesn't appear to be harry's intention. it's up to the judge to decide whether this case can proceed. sophie. katie, thank you. last year we told you about the drastic lengths some people without access to an nhs dentist were having to go to get the care they needed — including pulling out their own teeth. we also revealed that nine out of ten dental practices were no longer taking on new nhs patients. now the government has ac

prince harry, along with the actor hugh grant, is suing news group newspapers, publisher of the sun and separate case against anl, the publisher of the mail and the mail on sunday. 0ur media editor katie razzalljoins us from the high court now. what has been said? explosive claims are emerging today, according to prince harry, he says his brother prince harry, he says his brother prince william settled a phone hacking claim in 2020 against news group newspapers for a very large sum. this he says was in line with a secret agreement he says was made between the royal family and the newspaper group not to bring any action against the murdoch titles until the end of legal claims. the prince says this was to prevent any member of the royal household giving evidence in court, something he says the palace was nervous about. we are sorry about the noise. newsgroup says absolutely not, there was no secret agreement. but prince harry is using it to explain why he did not bring this case because that is what this hearing is about, can a full trial due to start injanuary go ahead? newsgroup says no

that�*s right, the news group newspaper claim is the case should have been brought long ago and it ishey acted when they had the information. part of that is the claim there was a confidential secret agreement between palace officials and the newspaper group, in which royals weren�*t going to be asked to give evidence. that suggestion was that any royal cases would only come at the end of the settlement of other hacking claims. so prince harry claims it is not out of time and this secret agreement he claims means it is still current. what happens next is up to the judge. but it is another another dramatic moment in his battle with the press. we will get the latest onjoe biden�*s second tilt for the white house on the programme in a moment or two. around the world and across the uk you are watching bbc news. well, it�*s just gone 3 a.m. and i�*ve managed to get an hour and a half in, which isn�*t bad for me, but i�*m looking as rough as a bag of sponges. daniel has struggled to get to sleep for nearly a decade. but the problem isn�*tjust about how long it takes him to drift off when he

these new court documents say that murdoch's media business, news group, made the payment secretly backpapers. the sun and the now defunct news of the world the documents came in a legal filing by william's brother, prince harry he is suing news group for alleged phone hacking and for trying to get private information through deception, including, they claim, meghan markle's social security number. when contacted by nbc news, a spokesperson for news uk, that's the trading name for news group newspapers, declined to immediately comment. nbc news also reached out to buckingham palace. >>> and before we go, pour one out, or more than 2,000. at least that was the european regulator's strategy when they came across, get this, 2,352 cans of miller high life with the slogan, the champagne of beers. well, maybe taking that slogan on the can a little too seriously, belgian authorities seized and destroyed those thousands of cans, deciding that to call it champagne isn't correct. they didn't say that, they said it was the champagne of beers. anyway the american beer made its fate or was crushed b

appeared in a new york city court to deny that his song, thinking out loud, copied marvin gaye's song let's get it on. heirs of gaye's co—writer, ed townsend, argue that sheeran, warner music group by spacex last december, but communication was lost with the landerjust moments before it was due to touch down. it had hoped the lander would release an exploratory rover, as well as a tennis—ball—sized robot developed by a japanese toymaker. the start—up, i—space said it would continue to try to reach the lunar surface. spain is bracing for a record—breaking spring heatwave. the country's meteorological agency has warned temperatures in the south of the country could hit 38 degrees celcius on thursday, which would set a national record for april. the spanish government has also asked the european union for emergency funds to help famers cope with the effects of a severe drought. the exact amount of money hasn't yet been made public. the country's reservoirs are, on average, only half full. the makers of barbie have launched the first ever doll representing a person with down's syndrome. mattel, the manufacturer, had previously faced criticism for not representing real women. in rece

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and for each new group of his own belarusian tourists , he breaks the stereotype and proves the qualityf rest at home in his homeland, maybe no worse than abroad. october the kayaking season is almost over, although there are rare daredevils, who, even in the cold, dare to raft in their time, and gennady konan was such that he was one of the first in belarus, back in the distant nineties, began to earn money on kayaks. and for more than 30 years , kayaking trips have been an integral part of his life. here, home-made active tourism is a kayak , a tent, a bottle, a vodka fire, a can of stew , a song with a guitar stick. this is approximately the version of paraphernalia, and we decided a little differently let's go for more to create comfortable conditions. here for example to us here you come, you come on kayaks in the groin, like on a hike, like, how cold it is. uh, well, i see. and then a cafe. white tablecloths porcelain dishes waiters and you know, it works gennady believed in the prospects of belarusian tourism when no one saw it at all , it was kayaks that accidentally led him to

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other things that they agree to is the creation of the new consultative group which essentially allowss decision—making in the nuclear matters and have more consultations and joint planning and executions. all of this new measures will send a very strong message to north korea and at the same time the us efforts to build south korean confidence in the image of south korea. if you want to get in touch with me on any story you've seen today like the one you have to scene, he can reach me on twitter. @bbckarishma around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. royal weddings and their dresses have long captured the public imagination. and whilst they may not have always been white, they have always been very elaborate. like this one, the oldest surviving royal wedding dress dating back to the marriage of princess charlotte in 1816. as per the royal tradition in the 19th century, it was silver. the dress is part of an exhibition here at the queen's gallery about fashion and the georgians. but beyond the visual splendour of the period, what do the clothes of this era say about the peo

according to the russian media audit fun, tampa, the cafe belong to war of new groups found a union, but it wasn't. russia's interior ministry confirmed that the person killed was bloody, and that are ski, a famous military blogger, who often provided commentary on russia's war in ukraine. his real name though, is maxime from you, and he has more than half a 1000000 of subscribers on telegram. what is also reported is that the investigative committee opened a criminal case for murder. the media outlets tantara published a version of events that is now investigated. according to it, a woman give to tar ski with a statuette. after handing over the gift, the woman took her seat in the hall. the explosion happened around 5 minutes later . and media reports that the woman is now wanted on terrorism charges and was brought to a st. petersburg hospital. but so far there is no information about her identity. that was d. w correspondent, jennifer palka in the latvian capital rica. moving on that and finland center right . national coalition party has won the nordic countries parliamentary ele

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news group newspapers denies a deal ever took place.nd economist has warned prices in the uk will continue to rise unless people understand that they are poorer. huw pill told a podcast there was a "reluctance to accept" that people were worse off. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. it's been described as a buzzer or, asjeff calls it, a natty little gadget. but for something so small, its impact is huge. if i turn it off... ..then i turn it back on again. jeff is one of the first people to use the 01 which is now being trialled at addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge, where staff admit patients have been surprised by the results. i think it was a surprise to me as well, which is why we're trying it in in—patients because it has such a quick effect. and a lot of the drugs that people need to take to treat the condition have a lot of side effects. over 13,000 people are on the waiting list for the 01. sojeff is one of the lucky ones. operating a scooter would have been unthinkable without one. training a new puppy now a

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new developments with the death of a champion cyclist in san francisco. a group place last night in honor of ethan boyd, who died in a crash in the presidio last week. many of the friends in the cycling community showed up. >> no one deserves to die like this. regg calls for more protection for cyclist, particularly in the presidio. an activist shared the changes he would like to see on our show, getting answers. >> i am immediately calling for the presidio trust to install traffic posts, there. that would help to prison -- prevent something like this, forcing drivers to drive slower and more carefully. reggie: the cause of the crash is still under investigation and because it happened in the presidio is haven't -- being handled by u.s. park police. kumasi: now to a beachside town still reeling from the devastation caused by winter storms three months ago. they say they are having a really tough time getting access to the federal aid that was promised when president biden visited the community. they say the process to file claims has been challenging and they are

he is a columnist with the bay area news group. he also is a host with can be are 6 for joining me, brother. and and there's never a dull moment with this organization, you i mean, season that started with a guy punching another dude, why? why wouldn't we be at a point where the biggest game of the year is marred by a suspension to draymond green. what a mess. this isn't. it's going to be tough for the warriors in game 3, which is only the biggest game of the year. know what were your initial impressions that reaction to the suspension? it was kind of like a roller coaster. we were we were told he likely will be suspended. i think we kind of move past it right then. boom, like 11 45 eastern time we get this bombay, he will be playing game 3. yeah. well, jason, i think that maybe we got the news that we wanted. we just said, ok, we're moving on friday. don't think that the warriors certainly wanted to go to a mental place where they thought were without draymond green. if it was somebody else of sabonis was stepping on draymond gree

these new groups have been working together with the industry to improve the conditions and they havethe dollars and invested hundreds of the dollars and in terms of fire safety and building safety and also improving the minimum wages for factory workers and it was around $40 around ten or 15 years ago but now it has gone up to $95. but factory union workers would say this is still among the lowest in the world, but a lot has changed in the bangladesh garment industry since this disaster. thank ou ve industry since this disaster. thank you very much _ industry since this disaster. thank you very much for _ industry since this disaster. thank you very much forjoining - industry since this disaster. thank you very much forjoining us - industry since this disaster. thank you very much forjoining us with l you very much forjoining us with that account today. the head of the us media giant nbc universal is stepping down after admitting an inappropriate relationship with a female employee. jeff shell is leaving after a complaint prompted an investigation by the company's owner and in a stat

advertising a wide range of hiding places in various cities, but what is it that a new grouping has comegion, there has been a rebranding or someone is trying to make traces. why did the first version raise a lot of questions there, what could be sold to the brand? yes, conditionally, that is, uh, some leave, finished off, start a new business , sell their brand to another criminal group, and they are selling, that is, we are not dealing with a loan, the second situation could be that it’s just uh, someone raised an abandoned brand. well, again, we are not dealing with green, after carefully studying the new drug shock , law enforcement officers come to the conclusion that the white and black laboratories are connected, most likely there was a rebranding. by chance we entered the case for one store, and you looked at an interesting picture on one of the electronic wallets, which were transferred from syria from the russian visa card uh, the wallet was replenished and uh, money was withdrawn to atms in the city of brest and we received a video from atms a citizen who receives is captured

that's right, the news group claim is the case should have been brought long ago and it is out of timelaim there was a confidential secret agreement between palace officials and the newspaper group, in which royals weren't going to be asked to give evidence. that suggestion was that any royal cases would only come at the end of the settlement of other hacking claims. so prince harry claims it is not out of time and this secret agreement means it is still current. what happens next is “p still current. what happens next is up to the judge. but it is another another dramatic moment in his battle with the press.— another dramatic moment in his battle with the press. thank you for that update- _ battle with the press. thank you for that update. let's _ battle with the press. thank you for that update. let's turn _ battle with the press. thank you for that update. let's turn back- battle with the press. thank you for that update. let's turn back to - that update. let's turn back to washington and president biden has announced he is running for a second term in office next year, confirming t

he's made. allegations-news allegations is against news group— allegations is against news group newspapersook. the chancellor's spring statement promotes parents. i'll tell you, a lot of people will agree with me. you know, you used to sit down as parents and you'd you know, it was a you'd say you know, it was a choice. afford to have choice. can we afford to have a child now? it's everybody's right to have a child. well, you were child once, weren't you? were a child once, weren't you? yes, but i thought i never had children. brought children. i never brought children. i never brought children without children into the world without thinking. afford to raise thinking. can i afford to raise them? they can't afford to them? well, they can't afford to _taet— them? well, they can't afford to raise _just that - them? well, they can't afford to raise _just that they. raise them. it's just that they aamt— raise them. it's just that they aam-t aftert— raise them. it's just that they can't afford to— raise them. it's just that they can't afford to take time off wart— can't afford to take time off

and for each new group of his own belarusian tourists, he breaks the stereotype and proves the qualityt home in his homeland. rest, maybe no worse than abroad. october the kayaking season is almost over, although there are rare daredevils who, even in the cold, dare to raft at one time and gennady konan was one of the first in belarus, back in the distant nineties, began to earn money on kayaks. and for more than 30 years, hiking in kayaks. no, the last part of his life with a guitar on a fire. this is approximately the version of paraphernalia, and we decided a little differently let's go for more on creating comforts conditions. for example, you come to us here , you come on kayaks in the groin, like a hike, it seems to be cold, uh, but a bathhouse and then a cafe white dishes description. and you know, but it works gennady believed in the prospects of belarusian tourism when no one saw it at all , it was kayaks that accidentally led him to this place, which became the beginning of the mill. the building itself was unusual, the river does not pass nearby, but right under the building

american and analysts that the russians are now preparing to make such a sight more on the creation of new groups that have the skills to introduce combat in cities, these groups are called storm z, this is such and such a terrible name, stormzit, but it turns out that it stands out and to study with zero, that is, they take some unfortunate it guy who didn't have time to go to georgia in his time and now he was caught in kartavtseva , they gave him glasses, they didn't take them with him, and they give him 10 days, 10 days of training so that he becomes a formidable stormtrooper of the zed storm detachment, i'm watching it all recently, i saw what seemed to be a bunch of gamers who were playing computer toys where they were running around the city, as if hunting, shooting, and decided that what do you think, well , computer toys, well, reality, well, virtual reality is returning- returns to ivanchenko, i'm asking ivan, let's continue the conversation on the background of the preparation and our preparation, and what the russians should be thinking and how they should feel about the situation now

amy: jessica mason pieklo, thank you for being with us, executive editor of rewire news group.author of "the end of roe v. wade: inside the right's plan to destroy legal abortion." this is democracy now! i am amy goodman. when the u.s. district judge, federal judge matthew kacsmaryk ruled friday in texas that the food and drug administration's 23-year-old approval of the leading abortion drug mifepristone violates the law, he cited the 19th century comstock act. -- the 1873 comstock act. the so-called anti-vice law prohibits the mailing of "obscene" materials and has been dormant for half a century. after the supreme court overturned roe v wade and the 50-year-old federal right to abortion in its dobbs decision last year, the justice department issued a memorandum that said the comstock act does not prohibit the mailing of such drugs as mifepristone. but in his ruling come that trump appointed antiabortion judge kacsmaryk agrees with plaintiffs in the case that the law does in fact prohibit mailing the drug. for more, we are joined by lauren macivor thompson, a historian of bir

but later, you get new groups. all of them really depend on what can you tell us, mr. mark, off a bike. what we believe is the only fatality so far in the talk be the war, a blogger, lad, lin, tazarsky. he was, he was well, no. and i believe i thought it was well known. and as you said, that not only against rob jeff was by the way i see the name is mark, see him for me. but mostly important was i thank you, jeez, everybody who are supporting special media, russia, ukraine, and public express of your soul. this is also against freedom of speech in the russians. and i just want thousands of people to be raised to support rational military patients. also, this is set up to select logic, go on like a logical level against human fortunes, because some piece of work is native teacher or bridge or dental rational argument . and it wasn't going to be back in the nice on the practical level to hide away in their formation shade or russian or church reaches develop, developing. now in case you wanna keep picture, i love you just getting that information, but k a into a national

but they have finally been reunited with his camera here in bangkok after the independent news groupand they've been able to watch the last video that he filmed. translation: i think my brother threw himself into the turmoil of the saffron revolution, convinced he could help myanmar by letting the world know what was happening. i don't think of him as a hero, even though he lost his life. i would prefer people to remember him as a journalist who was willing to keep fighting. just as the saffron revolution was crushed. so when millions of burmese came out against the military coup two years ago, the security forces showed no restraint. today, stifling repression enforces a sullen normality in the main cities. the cold—blooded, pointblank shooting of a foreign journalist at this spot 16 years ago showed in the starkest manner that the myanmar military had not changed, just as it had been willing to shed civilian blood on a huge scale during the 1988 uprising. so it did again during the so—called saffron revolution, and then after the recent coup, keeping its suffocating grip on this co

to get, we are now receiving products for our new guys who just arrived from georgia, this is a new group of 160 people , which is made up of the armed forces of ukraine allocated two tanks for this group, this is a new formation that is preparing now, the georgian legion among the recipients are female volunteers, the state special service of transport, georgian volunteers , national guardsmen, and special forces, this is already the second large batch that was transferred in a week we receive armor, e-e, hygiene products, medical, as we wire, we receive medical equipment, medicines, different things, we receive products, e -e, we receive a lot of things, it will take a long time to list , e-e, that is, everything we need, what we need , the mireille beaver fund from the first the entire battalion was created from the first days of the war, the volunteer battalion helped with a volunteer , with a motor, with food, with medicine, with everything he could . and ukrainian civilians in the front-line zone, all the usual things become unreal heavy bags are not for my sick back from back pain

when he started his new group for u.p.s.king random breaks and hanging out with buddies. >> david: we have followed his stories for years. the pressures dogs and the images of them too many to count. >> i have picked up one dog goofing around and took a photo with him and posted it on my instagram and he got me more lax than i have ever seen. >> david: posting on instagram more than 1800 images now posting with -- posing with do dogs, usually he sees up to $50 a day. the long floppy ears, turns out, big dogs to the tiniest. he says his favorites, the properties. sometimes the occasinal cat, rabbit, even a goat and on this national pate, his own smile contagious, too. >> the fact that i could make someone's mouth or even a second means a lot. >> juju: paws up for david muir. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we will see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. the night, arica.

group the symbionese liberation army were eventually arrested dr. foster's deputy was also shot but survived and in a 2002 interview with abc 7 news robert blackburn identified two members of the sla who would later serve time to this day. they continue to claim their innocence the group became notorious for later kidnapping patty hearst, but why kill dr. foster? much speculation, but it appears they did not agree with some of the policies foster wanted to implement. it was the 70s and era of unrest and many social movements today the marcus foster education institute partners with the school district to try to continue supporting students and improving outcomes. every teacher should want to thrive to be better. every student should have more resources to be more successful. every institution should look at their models and say how could we be leaner be smarter do this in a faster way that benefits our opportunity to create a better educational exper. in oakland leanne melendez abc 7 news still to come today's welcome return of some local coast guard crews after three months patrolling the south pacific sea, but it was not exactly a pleasure cruise. to an en

another group, and we found half of them again , and they accumulate, for example, they create a new group there and break through to storm, well, they said that they did a good job because there was a very small correction, it was 0.1, it fell near the target, as we shoot, this is approximately the deviation was somewhere up to 10 m, how much is the strength of the enemy. specific oleksandr kazhe is very afraid of a frozen conflict, because so far on the battlefield neither side has achieved clear success, but he is confident in the midst of the uncertainty of the struggle , fatigue and sometimes despair, it is very necessary to be able to find strength, not to lose hope, to seek sanctions, this is probably the most difficult thing, do not forget that it is all not in vain and the struggle is necessary efforts of resources, otherwise it will continue forever, this war has not been going on for one year, but for more than 300 years, russia is not going anywhere, we have not gone anywhere, that is why we have no way back, only the way forward tyutsyanka serhiy dykun for the radio svoboda, t

group that includes young families and senior citizens. residents will generate real life data as they move through the city testing new products and services. toyota isn't the only company building test. the cities in japan, electronics manufacturer panasonic is inaugurating it's 3rd large scale residential projects group. it's 1st who has fuji, so us sustainable, smart town near tokyo, but we're not. all right, let me grab peter. panasonic isn't building gigantic smart cities that are anonymous. must put you in euro. she's very got everything is designed together with residents, synagogues, good luck to you. 0, this is called a lifestyle based approach and i could agree here you got, oh, what do i do? i still to pay. and if that lifestyle calls for virtual waterfalls, panasonic is prepared to deliver them. big plans can be tested on a small scale in laboratory cities. for example, an estimated 60000000 lanterns worldwide could become charging stations for electric vehicles. or they could be distribution points for digital data and services. per the lanterns could also be equipped with surveillance cameras. or used for traffic management w

and new group has just arrived. the students come from 18 different countries be center, while aunt introduces them to his by of cities concept. we're going to start who walk the, what will be our okay, old self sufficient secular systems as the basis for a new, a vanity. the concept draws inspiration directly from nature. if you are london something you'll get a father's and i will. i will california here because all of the was any culture blood? yeah. the bricks to make the house? well, one in the southern they was kind of self sufficiency because they weren't taken dead air from here. the water from here and defy from the farmers. yeah, almost. birth such as you are looking to the future. if we are not looking to the past year, we are look into the future because it do abandon a city. what you will get will be a forest because it far as good. oh because odd. it kind of introduce itself, the fathers, you know, absorbed c o 2, while the city submitted to, you know, they're, the foreigners had using natural resource

telling the bay area news group the island of alameda is built like a house of cards. a lot of the land is man-made spongy ground that could liquefy in 7.1 or above under certain circumstances. that could also destroy the few bridges and tunnels leading on and off the island. meanwhile, the city of san francisco will cost to remember the great quake of 1906. meeting at 5:12 a.m. to mark the exact moment it broke loose. the fountain is known as the oldest surviving monument. >>> a sideshow last night in san jose and that with a lot of cars on the back of tow trucks. it was at -- police also arrested three people and wrote 21 tickets to people who were watching. it allows people to site spectators, they could face a fine of up to $1000. back in november, more than 100 officers showed up at this sideshow , they trapped everybody at the intersection . >>> berkeley's first in the nation been on natural gas does stand out a federal appeals court. it sided with restaurant owners who argues it conflicts with federal laws. pushing for builders to go all electric. the city could

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