up durai is visiting a construction site in tunis is old city. she's come to make sure everything is going to plan. the goal is to give this part of babs wake a make over an attempt to alleviate the traffic jams are going to be in agreement that the mayor has very clear ideas. on a hundred new and we said that we would create a sidewalk in the middle it was then lamps and that's what i remember. once the work is over the hope is that there will be less traffic congestion. but. it is going to eat it. but traffic is not the only problem. and i have been in this game and here i want you to expand the surface but keep the old lamps. that we can take. change all of them i never know again as i don't want to go to into the plan they have to be exchanged has been told. that. there are simply too many cars in tunis and not only in the old town the mayor hopes that these reconstruction measures will relieve at least some of the congestion. that's going to add up to write him who is fifty four is married with two children she studied pharmacy now she has t

it's an old city founded in the 5th century but also a very new city. 1.2 million people building theires. it's a pretty incredible story, strong, rock-solid orthodox christian tradition -- a whole hell of a lot of years under the soviet boot, years of totally wild west gangster-ism, endemic corruption. now, it's a very different story. tbilisi is changing fast. so, i don't know what it says about a place that since i've arrived in this country, i've been in a literally a constant state of, i'm either drinking or hung-over. >> paul: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: or both. >> paul: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: is that normal? >> paul: that's normal, yeah, especially for visitors. >> anthony: they're friendly here. >> paul: but it's a friendly kidnapping, you know? >> anthony: well, i actually -- i've read accounts of people who've actually were kidnapped in this country, who -- >> paul: yeah, yeah. it happened once with, uh, u.n. monitors. they disappeared. >> anthony: they came back like ten pounds heavier and hung-over? >> paul: they -- they found them in a cabin up in the mountains partying. they

old. the streets are quiet in this ancient oasis city on the old silk road you're closer to baghdad than beijing here but one thing strikes you quickly where are all the young men. in vocational education training state t.v.'s been providing answers some of these men and women are getting an education in what are described as vocational training centers that offer occupational skills language cultural and psychological training skills their parents prevented them from learning at school says one political commentator but they cannot find productive employment in the cities and other areas where they would need these basic skills reading writing communication in chinese human rights groups say wearing a veil or growing a beard is enough to get you sent here at first vic of women denied the existence of the camps now it's proudly defending the internment policy. ginn is the editor of the global times newspaper a tabloid mouthpiece for the government he says there are more than a thousand violent attacks a year in shin jang there's no independent evidence to support that. through tough control she

on the ground by health workers at places like they do put me in hyderabad stance the populated old city. is mr moran is a very bored kid here comes. to dread. they can see that it chucking out the fingers little feet are totally and if they're to good handed an effective and then there is a lot of time on their feet it. could happen. there are bodies that are wildly out about syria what charity bucket or miss i want to hear might i want to go out there but. you're about to see the. buttons here bald headed to look quite out in the wadi why start. now before i get out of their market to well like i did they get out and about. the negativity what is the name and so i'm going to sort of the one of the family that is here. here suddenly got one of those that has a count that i learned the last leg of the cave i started to able to use it among got an obligation someone stole the gun i want a little bottle bottom of the. when you go. to an area. our only where it had only been there was nothing there was someone living on it was the somali. one of the louder one oh lots of pollution got immed

to this but a tourist once come to phase about and finds i audience that will confuse it for the old city of iowa. to be. safe and government has made for good decision to rename the city i want to but i was no hesitation among our hindu or muslim before this when i was in amman i am not liking it that the name is seized to iowa dad because this is my book plays and a lot of my documents i've even i have to change. more than a million residents of the district i left with one question. and you identity as well. and the misha just fall who filed that report joins us now from delhi didn't finish it india will be holding a general election in just a few months is there a political dimension related to that in these place name changes. well you know political manifesto by the central government specifically state paying state of book buses that i'm tired that is definitely a political implication held because of all of the tenure of prime minister noda and more these government minorities especially muslims have felt increasingly in secured there's also a push to glorify hindu poss the concep

this in a tourist wants to come to a phase about and finds i audience that will confuse it for the old city if i order the negative there to be we're going to going out we're going to go. see if the government has made for good decision to rename the city i want to go there was no hesitation among our hindu or our muslim brothers when i was in amman i am not liking it that the name is seized to iowa dad because this is my book please and all my documents i've even i have to change. now more than a million residents of the district i left with one question. doesn't remove the menu identity as well. you know just while they're reporting from india now here in germany they just wanted to help and they may end up having to pay for it church community isn't ordinary citizens who offer to be guarantors of refugees arriving in germany have received letters from job centers and authorities with someone pleasant they're being asked to foot the bill for refugees lodging and social security costs often to the tune of several thousand euros. a month. three times a week talk to get volunteers to help th

old. the streets are quiet in this ancient oasis city on the old silk road you're closer to baghdad than beijing here but one thing strikes you quickly where are all the young men. invocation or education training state t.v.'s been providing answers some of these men and women are getting an education in what are described as vocational training centers that offer occupational skills language cultural and psychological training skills their parents prevented them from learning at school says one political commentator but they cannot find productive employment in the cities and other areas where they would need these basic skills reading writing

city. and now he's old enough to have a say in who represents dodge city in our democracy. >> i'm the son of immigrants, and the son of two people from mexico, came here in the '90s. they always instilled in me that voting is one of the most important rights you earn from being born here and becoming a u.s. citizen. when my dad became a u.s. citizen in 2004, he voted in every midterm and every presidential election. so that was always an integral part of him being an american citizen. >> for all of his life, 18 years and a couple days now, there's been one place in dodge city where you can cast your ballot, only one. the dodge city civic center. that polling location, that one location serves ten times the number of voters assigned to the average polling place in kansas. on average, kansas polling places serve 1,200 people. this one in dodge city serves 13,000 registered voters. he said he's used to his dad having to wait in line an hour or two every time he votes, because everybody else has the same plan every election, to get off work at end of shift and rush to the one polling place the t

group of forming local muslim leaders the pictures are more than four years old the streets are quiet in this ancient oasis city on the old silk road you're closer to baghdad than beijing here but one thing strikes you quickly where are all the young men. in vocational education training state t.v.'s been providing answers some of these men and women are getting an education in what are described as vocational training centers that offer occupational skills language cultural and psychological training skills their parents prevented them from learning at school says one political commentator but they cannot find productive employment in the cities and other areas where they would need these basic skills reading writing communication in chinese human rights groups say wearing a veil or growing a beard is enough to get you sent here at first vic other men denied the existence of the camps now it's proudly defending the internment policy. ginn is the editor of the global times newspaper a tabloid mouthpiece for the government he says there are more than a thousand violent attacks a year in shin jang there's no inde

you know it seems to have been their own way while city struggled back in our old ground at main road just as when they first moved to eastlands times were tough. it was tough but if it's a very it was just awful traffic without a goal for the hopper to score a goal so it was when that was already an option is that the twenty six twenty three years in government spending is a success now we have not invested this for years manchester city were just the smaller and less successful neighbors of the biggest and most successful club in topix me in the world still there's a certain moral authority that comes with being the underdog i don't know i sort of enjoy it up on the dock feeling and although i was probably. skinny one of the only man city fans in my year surrounded by monday night fans it made it even better when we did get up the tree over but johnny scored a goal that unites it ends the time when he was about was about eleven twelve years ago. we got a couple of a day and then he brings out the. it was the best of times it was the worst of times. it was certainly remember. what hi

. >> anthony: lucia soria is the chef and owner of jacinto in montevideo's old city.hony: what was it like for a woman working in the restaurant industry in the early 2000's? >> lucia: i was very lucky because francis, he had this like army of women, no? around him. >> anthony: you were surrounded by women from the beginning? >> lucia: yes. >> anthony: is that an unusual situation in uruguay do you think? >> nacho: i mean -- >> anthony: i'm not asking you, man, you're a man. i'm asking -- >> nacho: i feel like a woman. >> anthony: the food here takes its cues from spain and italy. homemade gnocchi with mushrooms and pumpkin. prawns with avocado, apple and wasabi. beef tartare with quail egg. >> anthony: so when you were first planning a menu for this place and thinking about the concept, what inspired you? >> lucia: i wanted to have like a small restaurant, but that you could have a very nice everything, but small. you know? one fish, very nice. a little vegetables, you know? >> anthony: right, this is the most vegetables i've ever seen in this country all at one time

old . the streets are quiet in this ancient oasis city on the old silk road you're closer to baghdad than beijing here but one thing strikes you quickly where are all the young men. in vocational education training state t.v.'s been providing answers some of these men and women are getting an education in what are described as vocational training centers that offer occupational skills language cultural and psychological training skills their parents prevented them from learning at school says one political commentator but they cannot find productive employment in the cities and other areas where they would need these basic skills reading writing communication in chinese human rights groups say wearing a veil or growing a beard is enough to get you sent here at first vic of women denied the existence of the camps now it's proudly defending the internment policy. ginn is the editor of the global times newspaper a tabloid mouthpiece for the government he says there are more than a thousand violent attacks a year in shin jang there's no independent evidence to support that. through tough control she

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>> old city guy. >> it's cool. >> i like it. i really like it. >> it's beautiful. >> no. but i'm kind of getting on board with it. it's pretty. it's nice. i always say this. the transamerica pyramid was hated when it first was built. we hated it. and there's a lot of beef about it. >> it looks so puny now compared to the "salesforce tower." >> i went through the forecast of the overnight lthey will be chilly again with frost inland. those inland spots, 38, 35, 36 degrees, well north. it's cold. you will notice it tomorrow morning. it might not be quite as cool as this morning because i think the winds will be downsloping pretty hard but it will be chilly. to answer your question, frank, help me out. it's change. we love our city. >> i like the light -- they are starting to do more with the top lighting. >> it's beautiful. >> it's totally changed the whole dynamic. >> the whole skyline is different. >> yeah. the whole skyline looks different. >> it's stunning. that's the thing i like. the night. >>> thank you. the san francisco giants will celebrate the life of baseball le

so you know, we're an old city. we have a lot of buildings that were built to a variety of standards. we have provisions for legal non com formance. we don't penalize someone for having something that doesn't meet our standards of the code. in this case, this provides an opportunity for the adjacent parcel to have a rear yard that extends further out. the planning code provides for the provisions to allow for that and in this case the calculation of the rear yard currently ends is appropriate and meets all-pro visions of what the code would allow. >> final question, um, one of the appellants requested the largest windows -- i heard two things. thethey wanted a reduction on se on the back side. they want a reduction on the windows on the front side. what does that mean to the project and to the neighborhood in general? >> windows or massing? >> just windows. all i heard was windows. >> the reduction of windows either in the back or on the side wouldn't necessarily have any effect upon the neighborhood. >> the front w

so you know, we're an old city. we have a lot of buildings that were built to a variety of standards. we have provisions for legal non com formance. we don't penalize someone for having something that doesn't meet our standards of the code. in this case, this provides an opportunity for the adjacent parcel to have a rear yard that extends further out. the planning code provides for the provisions to allow for that and in this case the calculation of the rear yard currently ends is appropriate and meets all-pro visions of what the code would allow. >>al

confusing for the old city of . government has made for good decision to rename the city. there was no hesitation among our hindu or muslim bridges. i am now. liking it that the name is c's to iowa dad because this is my book please and go on my documents i have even i have two teens. now more than a million residents of the district i left with one question. does the new need a new identity as well. you're watching news still to come three jailed saudi activists are being honored in absentia with the alternative nobel prize this evening we'll find out more about their struggle to push for reform in the gulf kingdom. but first back to gary hart in the most important season for retailers is underway at me black friday fever has gripped america with shoppers that expecting some shoes bargains the shopping frenzy signals the start of the holiday gift buying season a key period for retailers and estimated one hundred sixty four million customers are set to hit the stores by monday. it's midnight. and it's off to the races. for many on thanksgiving after the tacky dinner comes

regi in yemen the 11th century old city of sana'a bombed.zes and sculptures gone. afghanartan , blown up by the taliban. unesco lists 50 sites in danger around the world, all six in syria. 3,000 miles in portland, ohio, a history professor heard a cry for help. >> this damage was just inongo and relentless and these helleagues, friends, local people from t own communities were reaching out to anybody who would be able to answer them and say, okhey, what can i do to step in. >> reporter: a sian opposition activist started a group called the day after whosedv workises people in war zones how s toe ancient treasures from bombs. at this museum in idlib syria they've saved early christian mosaics from three bombing raids,sing nothing more than sand aags. the guys going out rking their lives almost every day. >> the group is currently overseeing tenprojects. the hope that through small grassroots efforts t world's culturale heritan be protected from palmeria's fate until the bombs stop falling. >> all of these are part of a much wider, much greate

but walking around the old city, i saw a place full of life, energized by the changes. [ men singing,in music plays ] desperate to boost the failing economy... this is a cool bag. ...the government has loosened their reins on private enterprise. so everything's made in cuba? >> yes. >> instead of working for the state, thousands of cubans are now working for themselves. very beautiful. [ up-tempo latin music plays ] i found them everywhere, even here -- a sleepy street in a residential neighborhood in this tiny rented garage. welcome to burner brothers bakery, run by a brother and a sister, tony and sandra camacho rodriguez. good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm marcus. so, the name is burner brothers. >> yes. >> why not burner sisters? >> because i'm a guy. >> but she's the boss. >> no, she's not. >> yes, i am. >> ware the bosses. >> okay. all right. >> come in. >> thank you. this is unbelievable. it's small. >> yes. >> they started selling cookies out of their house in 2013. now they've really taken off, with a retail space, several employees, and a catering service. >> [ speaking s

to this but a tourist once come to phase about and finds i audience that will confuse it for the old city if i order. to be we're going to going out we're going to go. seven government has made for good decision to rename the city i want to as i was no hesitation among our hindu or our muslim brothers when i was in amman i am not liking it that the name is seized to iowa dad because this is my book plays and all my documents i've even i have to change. now more than a million residents of the district i left with one question. the new identity as well. now one of world football sphere says rivalries is set to be decided in front of tens of thousands of fans in argentina when a side is clubs a river plates and broker juniors face off in the second leg of the copa a bit of thought is final on saturday it's a match which fans take very very seriously. fifty thousand for an addict football fans is this a must win match no it's just a training session the famous la bamba near a stadium was packed with boca junior fans cheering on their heroes in preparation for the copa libertadores final clea

tuesdays and saturdays it offers french delicacies including cheese and wine from the region the city's old town it's a short walk from the market here st peter's cathedral and my. p.t.a.'s famous medical school share of fourteenth century building. this part of the city is made up of dozens of narrow alleyways and carefully restored buildings. so the streets one says they're in year olds and that they're interesting because they're narrow medieval and inside of it or what days you have it at a few shops and craftsmen to work in shops like this one used to be used as a staple for horses and this bakery has customers lining up all day long and fresh baked goods are just one reason this place is so popular. young minister this is a t.v. show in france called the best day korean friends and this day cree won that title in twenty fifteen so that made us famous plus we bake bread and enough and that's more than two hundred years old next we follow bruno second tip and head to the fabric museum like most places among it is easily reached by foot the museum was established in eight hundred twenty

on colorful ice sculptures and video installations on show in the felton city of. old and new young musicians i mean a rock harpsichord. spicy and sweet the traditional christmas markets and gingerbread streets in the german city. in the run up to christmas europe is full of winter time events celebrating the season well in the belgian city of brewers visitors can now admire dozens of ice sculptures in the shapes of dragons the lions and various fantasy figures while the creatures are also accompanied by light installation some forty artists from seven countries are taking part and we travel to bruges to get a closer look but anyone who visit should bundle up this festival takes place at a minus ten degrees celsius. fantastical creatures made of ice grant to life with video installations. for the last four weeks forty artists hammered chiseled and filed the ice sculptures in bruges. make if they don't tough made a huge monster from this ice block and much faster than you may expect if you're a big sculpture full body flight for example fire for babies by reason of woul

city. the surviving victims, britney mccann, 30-year-old from marin city. and anthony dominguez, 32. he worked at the facility. they are the two victims in icu at marin general hospital. the deceased person is not identified yet. let's get to the details of what happened. it happened in the darkness of early morning at the helen vine recovery center, a nonprofit institution for substance abuse and mental issues. a revered place for people who need it. >> it's the first stop in the county for people who say they need help. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says the suspect, devance lamar reed, entered the building and shot three people at 1:30 this morning. deputies confirm the dead victim is a male. >> the i believe initial report that they were staff members, our investigations division, we're trying to confirm that they were staff members. i haven't heard yet they were staff members. >> reporter: nor do we know other specifics. did the shootings take place in one room? did the suspect stalk his victims? >> what kind of weapon was it? >> i don't know about the weapon. like i sai

, 1967 was the year there not only because of the success of the state of israel and especially old city of f the erusalem from jordan, appeared vividly to fulfill ancient prophecies, which was appealing protestants, but also because main line and liberal protestants took a sharp left turn at that point, and attitudes testant toward the state of israel began to mirror liberal protestant ttitudes about the vietnam war and nebor and his allies who zionist began to be ccused of hypocrisy by many of their allies in the anti-war movement at home. nebor was active in clergy and vietnam.ncerned about i never quite get that right and accused of dividing united dividing the front among the religious left against wars. this moment in 1967, onservative christians, theologically conservative christians are moving right theologically le liberal christians are moving left politically. but, that didn't happen until fairly -- until fairly late and forgotten is radition of liberal protestant or main line protestant zionist. >> gentleman right here in the blue shirt. way, hone is coming your right there,

. >> reporter: ah, good old crystal city. when i say say -- l city, you >> i'm not -- underground, i don't -- isn't that awful? i think of it underground. >> reporter: let's try it when i say crystal city, you say -- >> the airport? what are you looking f amazon ter: well, what is looking for isn't a secret. lots of buildin spac good access to public transit and the potential to grow.y crystal c checks those boxes. >> i think it makes sense. it's close to d.c. >> reporter: strictly from a transportation perspective, some say crystal city is perfectly suited. >> we he the infrastructure, we have metro, we have the new expansion on bus rapid transit. we have the capacity to absorb this. >> reporter: terry clouer is the director of george mason's universi center for regional analysis. >> the other side to it, though, is, whas theuture of transportation anyhow? because if we're talkingth abou hitting 50,000 over a 20-year period, in 20 years, are we all in autonomous ubers?ac >> reporter: b on the street, many welcome what amazon

you could hear it all over the city this five hundred year old barrel organ it was known as the science book bull for centuries its horn shook the citizens out of their sleep every morning and for. the power of science course archbishops was not just horrible but also highly visible to all the inhabitants. one glimpse of the fortress was enough it represented a threat and a protection at the same time there would have been no point in attacking it it was impregnable. from the middle ages to the time of napoleon science books prince archbishops ruled over their sovereign territory ansari not even to the emperor. in fact you could call the whole city a monument to the power of these ecclesiastical princes the city had built over the centuries as a stage on which their well really glory could be acted out. the magnificence of the whole spots give some indication of of importance. attached to the animals themselves. arts and nature joined forces insults book to form an ensemble unique in its charm . the city's architecture is influenced by the cliffs which enclose the old town on both sides

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tuesdays and saturdays it offers french delicacies including cheese and wine from the region the city's old town it's a short walk from the market here st peter's cathedral and mon p.s. famous medical school share a fourteenth century building. this part of the city is made up of dozens of narrow alleyways and carefully restored buildings. so the streets. so there in years olds and that they're interesting because that narrow medieval and inside of it what days you have it at a few shops and craftsmen to work in shops like this one used to be used as a staple for horses and this bakery has customers lining up all day long on fresh baked goods are just one reason this place is so popular. again these days a t.v. show in france called the best day korean friends and this takes the one that title and twenty fifteen so that made us famous plus we bake bread and enough and that's more than two hundred years old next to a follow bruno second tip and head to the fabric museum like most places in it is easily reached by foot the museum was established in eight hundred twenty five and houses a very