the oakwood tower in london if it's built would be three hundred meters so far only sketches exist. vienna's ho ho building is due for completion in twenty nineteen. would the age old building material is being rediscovered the world over and it seems the sky's the limit. talking about no limits our next report is about an unusual chamber orchestra it goes against the grain when it comes to making music combining classical music with hip hop or electronic is a growing trend created in a bid to make the classics more accessible to younger generations the band v k k o has taken things a step further they're using classical instruments to create the sound of modern dance music and their eighteen piece orchestra is on point with a millennialists. dance music played by a life orchestra. for colors a common orchestra or v k k o for short. it was founded by musical mavericks christopher verner and classic cars a. long fight off the first time i went to mannheim famous time or great festival was in two thousand and nine and seeing all these people wearing colorful and golden outfits with hu

. >> in oakwood. kpix five. >> in washington dc people chanted the word shame. they attached signs to the justice department. one said in spanish families deserve to be united. another large protest was in new york city. >> thousands of protestors poured through the streets of manhattan in the blistering heat. >> the crowd were demonstrating against the strurn administration immigration policies. she brought her two young sons with her. >> i want them to know what our family stands for, what our values are. >> pediatrician steve is concerned about the long-term harm to children separated from their parents. >> taking children, tearing them away from their families is child abuse. >> he says fighting injustice is now his live's mission. >> my message today is that we all need to be involved. >> as these people crossed the brooklyn bridge you can make out the statute of liberty and ellis island. >> the rally here is among hundreds across the country from california to chicago to boston. in washington, thousands marched toward the capitol. she sang for the crowd. >

at the oakwood date mental health hospital they have already -- always been the cinderella of the nhs. will the right honorable friend joined me and i thinking my doctors nurses who work in mental health and find what we can do to improve mental health. can i join my honorable friend in thinking and commending the work that is done by all of our dedicated staff in the health service. and they continue to do that wonderful work. mental health is important. it has been overlooked for too long. that's why they they've been putting a focus on mental health. we are putting more money in. we have announced a new package of measures. and for children and their whole families. and as record levels and growing. eleven-point 86 billion. increasing by a third. it is right that we put this important focus on mental health. thank you mister speaker. my constituents help keep the nations lights on. and they deserve a train service which is worthy of the name. so will the prime minister get a personal grip on this fiasco. across the northern network because there was a will world cup game on. can i

this luxurious limo, by myself and they have reserved a theater on the west bank of new theater.the oakwood steve was talking to me, and i said, oh my god, he has the whole place surrounded by security at 10:00 on a sunday morning, there was no other show going on. just him and the theater. gilbert says, you see it, calmly says, ucs, andg -- you seee what yo the movie, then, later and tell me what you think. he was so possessed unemotional about those first 23 minutes, that he said, i have to have a break and go out and smoke a cigarette. and of course, we all know that that was not good for him at the ,n the day, but in any event ambrose, after he saw the whole show, called me and wrote a great one-page letter to spielberg about it. saying, the greatest war movie i have ever seen. a changed nothing. so steven spielberg calls ambrose up, and this is what --phen told me, he says look, we really want your advice on him. he obviously had seen his book on d-day and relied on it as on his other great books on it. he asked, if you were to change something, what would you change? and stephen said,

i celebrated the first day of our in hs with patients in the fabulous staff at the oakwood mental health hospital. mental health has always been the cinderella of the nhs. will my right and honorable friend join join me and thinking the doctors and nurses who work in mental health and will she say what more we can do to improvement of health and what resources this government will put to it. >> i first of all join my honorable friend and thanking and commending the work that is done by all our dedicated staff in the national health service. they continue to do that wonderful work with considerable work and dedication. he is right mental health is important. it has been overlooked for too long. that's why the government has been putting a focus on mental health. we have been doing more but there is more to be done. were putting more money in, we've announced a new package of measures backed by 6 million in funding which includes rapid access and support for children and their families whether it's a dependent drinker but spending overall is at record levels and growing and that's a record

students are learning how to build their first app on the salesforce platform, it is part of the oakwood -- oakland-based project, the goal of the program, to train and mentor in technology, entrepreneurship, and leadership. >> it is opening my eyes into the possibilities of what i can do. >> dj edwards just graduated and is attending the university in the fall, he will be studying beer signs and business. >> in middle school, i didn't feel like i would be doing technology, i thought it was above me, i didn't think i was smart enough for it. especially me being a black male, being a person who has had similar experiences has these young men -- as these young men, you want to get them all in. >> organizers are hoping one day the students will be the next generations tech leaders. >> i would like to work in the medical field, but specifically i want to incorporate tech into the medical field, so i can make it better. >> i love talking to these incredible students, today's event also included an all african-american panel of salesforce software developers, the hidden genius project is a 15

we saw this from the ktvu rooftop at jack london square looking towards oakwood hills. oakland is not the only city where there were big illegal fireworks shows. police and san jose were out in force. they said there were mostly just try getting dangerous. one man had a handful of bottle rockets right in front of the police. he was cited for possession of illegal fireworks. and alviso a man wasn't afraid to go on camera. he told us what he and his family put on their own fireworks show for years. >> this fireworks show has been going on for the 21st -- for 21 years. it has been a great show. way better than the great american shows or the ones that last for 25 minutes. >> stephen espinoza says his family takes precautions including being near a fire hydrant with a fire hose. he also warned people in the neighborhood ahead of time in case anyone has posttraumatic stress disorder. also so pet owners could make sure animals are safe. >>> police in san bruno received 170 phone calls about illegal fireworks. 25 people were arrested. each will be fined $1000. one was charged

oakwood property was one of them. we talked about this property. 35 lloyd. so you've got a lot of experience, doing these things. i know lloyd street was probably 2010, maybe 2011. and we're getting up here, and we're talking about -- and i said this in the hearing in december, one unit, single-family, or two units? and i come back, and i say, i don't really -- i looked at what actually transpired here, and i'm shocked. i'm actually shocked. i've never seen the building's -- chief been inspector get up here and say, this was submitted, did not exist. this was submitted, did not exist. it's nuts. and then mr. mavis, you got up and said, and some of the other speakers, we're being penalized for what some other people did. all these permits other than the bathroom one which i'll give you were after you purchased the house. i mean, it was your house in 2014. so you accept responsibility for all the misrepresentations, i'll call them lies, that you did. you know, section 303 of the planning code on conditional uses, subsection f, says conditional use abatement. t

oakwood prison in wolverhampton already permits calls from cells, its director welcomed the announcementes the contact between a prisoner and his family or his loved ones is vital. i've worked in prison wills where telephony has been available on the landings, it creates a queueing system, prisoners can't get in contact with their loved ones at the right time of day. so when it's in a cell they have privacy and have the ability to have lengthy conversations, make family decisions and feel like part of the family. the introduction of extra services on eight different railway lines has been delayed because of the chaos caused by timetable changes earlier this year. the chairman of network rail, sir peter hendy, said the industry had scaled back its ambitions after what he called recent painful lessons. tom burridge reports. feel familiar? train travel across britain is all too often a crowded affair. so plans we re too often a crowded affair. so plans were in the pipeline for new timetables with many more trains from december. but this was the scene in may, thousands of trains we re scene

oakwood prison in wolverhampton already permits calls from cells — its director welcomed the announcement prisoner and his family or his loved ones is vital. i've worked in prisons where telephony has been available on the landings, it creates a queueing system, prisoners can't get in contact with their loved ones at the right time of day. so when it's in a cell they have privacy and have the ability to have lengthy conversations, make family decisions and feel part of the family. nhs england is putting an immediate curb on vaginal mesh operations after safety concerns. it's accepted the advice of a review looking at harm reported by women. an investigation by the victoria derbyshire programme found that many said the implants caused agony and even life—changing injuries by cutting into tissue. the review‘s chair, baroness julia cumberlege, said she was appalled at the seriousness and scale of the problem. let me remind you, today is the 100th anniversary of the aria. there has been a service at westminster cathedral, sorry, westminster abbey, and there will be a fly—past at 1pm. more tha

oakwood prison in wolverhampton already permits calls from cells. anything that enhances the contact between a prisoner and his family or his loved ones is vital. i've worked in prisons where telephony has been available on the landings, it creates a queueing system, prisoners can't get in contact with their loved ones at the right time of day. so when it's in a cell they have privacy and have the ability to have lengthy conversations, make family decisions and feel like part of the family. the introduction of extra services on eight different railway lines has been delayed because of the chaos caused by timetable changes earlier this year. the chairman of network rail says "painful lessons" meant that ambitions had to be scaled back. tom burridge reports. feel familiar? train travel across britain is all too often a crowded affair. so plans were in the pipeline for new timetables with many more trains from december. but this was the scene in may — thousands of trains were cancelled or delayed when northern and govia thameslink considerably changed