i think the red, some of the red tagged areas are still manageable. they are small pieces of the piers. 54 has a couple of discrete areas where there is a red tag because those particular piles have been damaged beyond repair. >> that's correct. lately we have tried to. >> if you could peak in the microphone, please. >> what rod said is correct. >> that was what i was getting at. are there discrete portions? >> typically an entire pier is not red tagged. you find the worst area first and raise the flag up. >> i think what might help is look at exhibit number 1 which has a description of all of the yellow tag facilities. you will see the portion of the facility that is under that restriction whether or not there is funding available and exhibit 2 is the smallest red tag facilities and if there is funding available to fix the condition or not. you will see it typically is a portion of a facility that is fenced off or barricaded away from public use. that answers that. thank you. >> commissioner adams. >> you guys make a good team, i have to tell you. ma

i am on the red carpet with one of the red stars nominated for best actor, jamie bell.pected, extraordinary, surreal beautiful portrait of two people meeting each other and falling in love. i almost could not believe it was a true story. but then i met the real guy and i saw the truth and it was a real story. it is hugely important to me that annette bening is in this film and it was important for her to have this input and wisdom and experience. it was one of the most extraordinary things that happened in this man's life. he became a writer after that and wrote a beautiful memoir. we valued his inclusion in it. it did not concentrate too much on the age gap, but portrayed these two people who had a strong love for each other. i think that love transcends all things. this film is about love. i really love how the film had that. if the character didn't think about it, i didn't either. you are here with your partner as well. you are wearing a time's up badge. how important is the activity going on on this issue? very, i think. would you like to say something? it's great f

red nats:ambiance now look at the cars stopped for the flashing red lights you may even hear a hornre still flashing red nats: ambiance this went on for a full 35 seconds the drivers sitting at the flashing red lights until the lights finally turn off so i was curious if drivers know their light configuration let me explain what's going on here, caltrans installed new pedestrian crosswalk signals to make it safer for people to cross the street when someone pushes the walk button it takes approx 1 minute and 15 seconds before the pedestrian gets the walk symbol then the lights flash yellow for about 5 seconds then solid yellow then red shortly followed by flashing red but what does that mean flashing yellow means? (proceed with caution) solid red (stop) what about flashing red it acts as a stop sign say it again it acts as a stop sign each person takes a turn so most drivers know what each light means, yet when there is solid red you will see drivers blowing through the lights nats: ambiance they also blow through the flashing red lights as well.. it's like no on remember how to driv

especially in this red affected area.eople are saying that the red area could affect your safety a nd the red area could affect your safety and other people's safety. they want people to look out for each other in these dreadful conditions. huge disruption, thank you very much. let's assess the picture in middlesbrough. peter is there for us. how are people fearing? very much day two in the north—east. the familiar themes of trouble with transport and also with schools. around 700 schools across the north—east of england have been closed today. from northumberland to north yorkshire. the real issue is the roads. nightmarish rush—hour conditions, many of the major routes, have been blocked or closed for part of the day. last nightjust north of here in newcastle many people who have a half—hour commute home were talking about three—hour oi’ home were talking about three—hour or journeys, home were talking about three—hour orjourneys, major routes likely a one had to be closed. extra gritting was needed because of black ice.

where the red carpet will be it still looks like a building site. construction crews here are racing against time with just a few hours left until everything has to be ready for action. during the burl in film festival the red carpet right behind me is the most glamorous place in the german capital it's where actresses from all over the world pose for the proper artsy in high heels and low cut dresses at least they normally do this year though things could be a little different the debate about sexual misconduct in the film industry has reached the barely know and some women want an example set right here on the red carpet. no high heels but relaxed natural beauty that's what actress and when i left shin once she supports the initiative nobody's told the dress code on the red carpet she says it's part of an outdated view of the world. via his ability to matter very much is that the cameras capture have a huge effect on people all around the world on women and children on everyone who sees them. a lot. and women are portrayed as though they can only

but red is here. olympic snowboarding champion ever, even younger than chloe kim who is also very young. let's check in with red. hey congratulations. goodness, you really are young, aren't you. oh, okay. i'm sorry. there's red. sorry about that. we got a little confused there. [ cheers and applause ] how you feeling right now? >> feeling pretty good. little jet lagged but happy to be here. >> jimmy: we're happy to have you, he's the first athlete to be born in the 2000s to win a gold. i have contributthings in my fr erp than him. you know what they say when life gives you lawyers, make lawyer-aid, so while we're not permitted to show olympic footage can show footage from youtube and pretend it's olympic footage, so with that, we're pleetz pleased to bring you night two of the you-lympic games. >> next on the course, he hits the rail, jumps and he nails it. a full pinata on the pole. crowd is loving it and his teammates rush over to congratulate him. >> well done. we have a great show tonight. massimo

several 100 dollars every season, in a red packet?eunions. you have all of your relatives and cousins and you can get 300, $500. that is what the money to get all at once, especially if you are ten yea rs old once, especially if you are ten years old or eight or 11. so at which age do you think that all of this money should be transferred to the child? what i see in a lot of families is when they get to the couege families is when they get to the college years, they keep the whole looped. the whole looped. —— loot. right now i have three red packages with me, looking inside added think it adds up to $500. maybe you could give us some explanation, why did tradition of red packets. in mandarin is called hongbao?m tradition of red packets. in mandarin is called hongbao? it is called something different in vietnamese and it is a tradition for the elders to give to their children and grandchildren and to the older, unmarried adult. this is a wishful good luck and it is also like a symbol, carry you into prosperity into the new year and chi

s ladies in red down at the red carpet maya shorter and charlotte chiles impel are standing by with all the latest ok guys let's start with the top prize who won the golden bear. hi abbey we dressed as the red carpet last night that. you like. to go to bat while drummer oh thanks remaining a film called touch touch me touch me you know it is a very unusual film i would have thought it was by the females or actor i didn't have seen it continually excuse me who is a first time director as was her first ever feature film and she won the golden bear for it she was also one of the only four women in the competition section of the ballet now they know this film so well the jury present had something interesting to say about their decision on the yeah he did he said the jury themselves are pretty split on whether to to award this film that the golden bat he said there that he wanted a film that shows not what film can do but it's what it can do in the future and

this is the first time scotland has had a red weather warning of this kind.rce for a large swathe of the country's most heavily populated areas. frequent showers, drifting snow and the extremely low temperatures means some rural communities could become cut off. is it ok to come in? hello, marjorie. in the village of bishopton, on the outskirts of glasgow, the local minister has been looking in on the elderly and formidable. ——on the elderly and vulnerable. in this kind of weather, it's good for everyone to look out for their neighbours? it is indeed, that is right, and even the smallest gesture can be a help. checking in on everyone and just checking to see they are safe is important. we wouldn't be advocating people going out in this kind of weather. stay warm, stay safe, and let us come to you. as the red warning to call hold, the busy streets were empty. someone even busy streets were empty. someone eve n we nt busy streets were empty. someone even went to ski. it is pretty unusual in scotland, we do have some severe weather but snow on the scale whilst n

to have a red warning.why is it in place7m is the highest level of warning from the met office. it is the first time infour the met office. it is the first time in four years we have had a red warning for snow. it covers much of the central belt of scotland. you have to take notice of it because it is extremely serious. it talks about community is being cut off and widespread travel disruption. there was advice to get home today before this warning kicked in. the warning is in place until 10am tomorrow. warnings will continue, but maybe not a red one. the snow may pile up. frequent snow storms coming in, one after another. the warning itself talks about the possibility of getting up to a0 centimetres of snow in places. it is drifting in the wind. it is hard to measure. quite often in this country, we have a bit often in this country, we have a bit of snow and it will melt. it is so cold, once it's here, it isn't going anywhere any time soon, because it is so cold. where is going to be ha rd est is so cold.

is on the red carpet. but we begin in the united states where more than a dozen people have been killed and many more injured when a nineteen year old gunman opened fire at a florida high school where he used to be a student the suspect has been named as nicholas cruz he was arrested and is now facing seventeen charges of premeditated murder. but the incident is just sadly one of many the f.b.i. says that there have been more than forty active shooter episodes in the u.s. since the year two thousand the weapon of choice is almost always an assault rifle it seems clear that the u.s. has a problem but the views on what to do about it could not be more polarized we'll have more on that with our u.s. correspondent in just a moment first let's listen to hear what the u.s. president had to say our entire nation with one heavy heart is praying for the victims and their families. to every parent teacher and child. who is hurting so badly. we are here for you whatever you need whatever we can do to ease your pain.

>> tonight it look red? it is like a deep red, for deep love. >> oh, it is cents? cran berry is form of red >> purpose sell form of record red. >> you're just determined to be contrary today? >> everything is in synchronicity. it doesn't have to be a sad day. you have a choice. >> tell them, sue. >> yes. >> like nine out of ten. >> yes. >> bus stop buddy, has his valentine card already to go. temperatures, in the 30's, not as cold as they were yesterday we had a little bit of freezing drizzle up in the pocono mountains, seems to be going a. temperature above freezing in philadelphia. little bit after

so the red army then they began to warm. extend this into great especially in the beginning of the nine then there were several waves of different kind of reform and now actually they're more or less back where they began and increasingly resembling a kind of new projection of the red army which is that understandable because right now the russian army has more or less the same enemies as the red army did during the cold war and i mean enemies the united states and its allies where in the cold war number two russia's modern military has been rebuilt at vast expense both to counter the expansion of western alliances like nato and the european union and also to advance russia's own geo political ambitions since then there. are wars georgia. and crimea now syria right now yes. there are many is good and maybe the. best in the world but some with long memories place less stock in military hardware alone. our soldiers have always been stronger and had the best command is there are no americans who can come here and threaten us. t

red nats:ambiance now look at the cars stopped for the flashing red lights you may even hear a hornand yes the lights are still flashing red nats: ambiance this went on for a full 35 seconds the drivers sitting at the flashing red lights until the lights finally turn off so i was curious if drivers know their light configuration let me explain what's going on here, caltrans installed new pedestrian crosswalk signals to make it safer for people to cross the street when someone pushes the walk button it takes approx 1 minute and 15 seconds before the pedestrian gets the walk symbol then the lights flash yellow for about 5 seconds then solid yellow then red shortly followed by flashing red but what does that mean flashing yellow means? (proceed with caution) solid red (stop) what about flashing red it acts as a stop sign say it again it acts as a stop sign each person takes a turn so most drivers know what each light means, yet when there is solid red you will see drivers blowing through the lights nats: ambiance they also blow through the flashing red lights as well.. it's like no on

but i wear a lot of red.lus, i have a locker in the back, and if i had forgotten and you had reminded me, i could change into a red tie. i have blue too or green too. this is a look at westbound 580 and traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive through livermore and dublin. but there's red, not the kind we like to see in the way of traffic slowdowns on westbound 580. traffic is moving okay. there are no major problems into hayward. this is 880 in oakland. and the traffic is moving nicely. we're hoping for a nice day for the commute. we don't really know yet. usually every day at this time is light. 4:47. let's bring steve in. >>> these are the records that we need to beat today in order to see records. some will be close and some will not. santa cruz will not. i'd be shocked. the forecast high is in the red. santa cruz forecast high is 74 and the record is 83. something for those of you who have been out here long enough. 1976 was a dry year. livermore, 75 would tie. santa rosa 76 would tie. that was 1

in parts of the country there is a red warning alps. red warning alps. we have.hower after shower, other places are staying dry. places are staying dry. affecting scotland and north east england with more to come. england with more to come. since 2013, that is how unusual it is. is. warning will stay in force overnight tonight. tonight. at severe snow and some gale force winds, blizzard like conditions. winds, blizzard like conditions. get anywhere, particularly where that red warning is. that red warning is. through much of the eastern half of scotland. scotland. could see a further ten or 20 centimetres. centimetres. the 20 centimetres that we saw earlier on. earlier on. it does look as though it will be a cold night. it will be a cold night. be an icy start the morning tomorrow with further snow showers come. with further snow showers come. north east england there will be snow. snow. a brief lull in the midlands and northern ireland. and northern ireland. south—west, wales and then into northern ireland. northern ireland. this could bring some disruption. som

(vicki) you see two red lights in a row. you stop at the first and wonder if you can creep up to the second. well you can't. stanley roberts explains. .. (who are you?) who are you? (who are you to be filming people here), it's a public street (yea so.) so i can publicly film, (really) yea enjoy it thank you you too while i'm recording in public ..here is some information that will save you the headache of getting a ticket for running a red light see this black and white sign which reads stop here on red . it's pretty much self explanatory but just in case its still confusing ill try to dumb it downnats: ambiance i'm just outside the moutain view caltrain station on castro street and there are two sets of lights one set before the tracks and one set behind the tracks when the light turns red everyone must stop here at this limit line and wait for the light to turn green easier said than done. nats: ambiance because many drivers roll right past the first set of red lights and stop at the second set . the problem with that is

light see this black and white sign which reads stop here on red . it's pretty much self explanatory but just in case its still confusing ill try to dumb it downnats: ambiance i'm just outside the moutain view caltrain station on castro street and there are two sets of lights one set before the tracks and one set behind the tracks when the light turns red everyone must stop here at this limit line and wait for the light to turn green easier said than done. nats: ambiance because many drivers roll right past the first set of red lights and stop at the second set . the problem with that is when you do that you are running the red light nats: ambiancein other cases drivers stop at the limit line only to drive forward to the second set again that is considered running the red light whether in a car or on a bicycle nats: ambiance all day every day you will see drivers run the red risking 400 dollar ticket and point you your driving record the reason for this is simple, it's to prevent people from stopping on the caltrain tracks and potentially getting hit

the same sea of red gci’oss woken up to. across asia, with the japan nikkei at one point falling 7%. it has now recovered slightly. many of the traders i have spoken to today have said all the positive news in the us and the expectation interest rates will rise in the us, why is that effect asia? when interest rates go up, hot money pouring into asian stocks, that tends to disappear, find better value returns elsewhere. we have seen that for some time. but i think it is the nervousness that has affected asian investors today. that is despite some government ministers in japan for that is despite some government ministers injapan for instance coming out and saying economic fundamentals are still strong and they are monitoring this market rout very carefully. thank you very much indeed. i have to say that many of you who watch this programme, you are extremely levelheaded. so many have been in touch with me to say let's not get out of control, panicked, repeat on a loop, the markets are not economics. we will get more analysis

interviewer: tommy a little bit about your red cross work -- tell me a little bit about your red cross work. katherine: that is work i did almost from the time i came married. well, i worked in vietnam and when we went to hawaii, i could not work as much as a but for campbell and every place we were stationed. i always spent at least two days and i became a nurse's aide. interviewer: did you get an award for your red cross work? katherine: i got the harriman outstanding was volunteer of the year. interviewer: oh, that's wonderful. katherine: i was very proud of that. interviewer: what was it like working with the soldiers in vietnam? katherine: well, they were wonderful. when i was here, the hospital was really awful. acrossd the x-ray was , and ige, busy road remember turner was rather badly wounded and he had to take a voyage with an umbrella. busys across this intersection. i mean, we had no x-ray in the hospital, and they had to carry , becauseys up steps they didn't fit in the elevator. i mean, it was -- and then i had a guest house in the house i never lived in which i turned we

this wind advisory now issued for fairfield, suisun, sacramento, chico, redding, red bluff, that whole area is under this wind advisory because of what's going on. so windy, cooler for saturday and then we are going to see another low enter california. and when that happens, on monday into tuesday, there's a chance of showers for the state not quite the bay area. you can see it there. we are staying dry. some of the higher elevations may get some precipitation which they certainly need. so we are keeping a close eye on that. for now, though, we are just calling it partly cloudy for monday, tuesday. sunny wednesday and temperatures in the 60s. >>> with that wind, if you are planning on traveling, make sure that you keep a firm grip on the wheel and be careful. those high winds can be very dangerous crossing bridges, the spans. so again, reduce that speed. right now, we are tracking a couple of problems but not along 580. we have a nice shot -- this is what i like to say the "diamonds and rubies" of your morning commute. [ laughter ] >> those headlights moving westbound on 580 between 20

painted this room this horrible color red and black, but anyway, it kept them busy. >> right. now tell me a little bit about your red cross work. >> well, that was the -- that was my -- really, i did it almost from the time i became married. i worked -- then i worked -- well, i worked in vietnam and when i went to hawaii, i couldn't work as much, but i always worked at fort campbell and every place we were stationed i always spent at least two days and then i became a nurse's aide in -- >> did you get an award for your red cross work? >> i got the harriman award, which was an outstanding volunteer of the year. >> wow. that's wonderful. >> i was sure proud of that. >> so what was it like working with the soldiers in vietnam? >> well, you know, they were -- they were -- they were wonderful. >> mmm-hmm. >> when we -- when i was there, the hospital was really awful. they had the x-ray was across this huge busy road and i remember one of our -- turner. he was rather badly wounded. and they had to take him on a pulley with an umbrella. it was pouring down rain. across this busy inte

are very humble this nigger a forger sitting in the red corner that's all over. thanks for joining us guys so let's see what's coming up in the show. old rivals by labor to suppose i shall get in a clash that could prove crucial in their quest to secure a champions league spot. and like to post in cologne the red bulls were right to crush the big goals his dreams of dragging themselves up the bundesliga table and into so. now the early game on sunday pitted two teams against each other battling for a champions league spot next season leverkusen and shout the host spire have been tough to pique to beat on home turf and they hold a better record against the royal blues in recent encounters the hosts also had no problem scoring this season to have been impressing since the beginning of the campaign but twenty eighteen has been a little weaker a fairly even much the fair was predicted. to ambitious teams battling for the champions league play because in coach heiko hair lish looked skeptical at the start of the match he may have suspected the visitors were poised to

redding terminal market has it all and this week it's celebrating a huge milestone. next, how you can benefit from all that it has to offer. glenn? >> what a great place. we're getting a break from the rain but not going to be able to put away the umbrella for very long. when we can expect a lot of wet weather. >>> well, philadelphia has one of america's oldest and largest public markets nestled right in the heart of center city. it would lit ray ll was the foundation of the now former redding train hub and this year is a landmark. 125 years. joining me now to talk about the market's rich history and celebrated with special events this week is the general manager of redding terminal market. thank you for coming by this morning. >> thank you. >> such a special place. talk to me about what makes it so special. it is not just a philadelphia staple. people come from all over the world to get the experience. >> they do. well, we try very hard to maintain a sense of authenticity at the market. we don't allow chains or franchises to come in the building, for example. these

we'll talk to red in just a moment.ut first, my but natalie morales is here in the lodge with me with the overnight olympic highlights. natalie, good to see you. >> thanks for inviting me into your lodge, willie. good morning. you'll remember four years ago it was sochi that the american faith catsenberg was the first winner in slopestyle. a champion, american, who isn't old enough to vote stunning the world and winning team usa's first gold medal of the games. >> he goes huge. >> reporter: exploding off jumps. and twisting through the air. >> there he puts it down! >> reporter: 17-year-old red gerard delivered team usa its first olympic medal of the game. and it's gold. getting off to a rough start. >> oh! >> reporter: the snowboarder stunned crowds here in pyeongchang, in the men's slopestyle event, putting on a spectacular show in its final run. >> up and over. >> reporter: the first-time olympic champion from colorado outperforming canada's max harris and marcus morris. >> honestly, i was psyched. i didn't care if i

and like to post in cologne the red bulls were right to crush the feeling guilty as dreams of dragging themselves up the bundesliga table and into so. now the early game on sunday pitted two teams against each other battling for a champions league spot next season leverkusen and shall go the host spire have been tough to pique to beat on home turf and they hold a better record against the royal blues in recent encounters the hosts of also. i had no problem scoring this season to have been impressing since the beginning of the campaign but twenty eight thousand has been a little weaker even much the fair was predicted. to ambitious teams battling for the champions league play because in coach heiko hair lish looked skeptical at the start of the match he may have suspected the visitors were poised to pounce along and veto books the other be just red sauce. one deal for shaka in the eleventh minute. the austrian made it look easy and served up a perfect finish. laverick goes in needed some time to bounce back leon bailey with a good chance after twenty minutes. both teams went all out lab

the is often called the red city. bit below new is known as the red city that i thought that goes through that's because most of its buildings are made of terra cotta a lot that i don't know but knowing it he could be out of there is lots of clay in the region that we've been in it's a very pure kind of clay that makes the best and toughest terra cotta that. it was used for the facade of the fifteenth century oratorial down to spit into the side. only it is also called the fats one. because of all its fabulous food for today is one local speciality. and i'm out of the water does matter shoulder of pork and pork fat is very finely cooked and stuff to do or not. casing. of course polonaise source is known the world over carrots onions celery fresh rosemary pole ballet red wine tomato puree ground beef. water does it gets done after three three and a half hours or four hours to printing out how much that you're not like. that but isn't that out that the guy with. the source is never served with spaghetti but only with ta

but wearing red can have up positive effect on your life in many ways. red is a winning color. a study of students wearing red or blue say that people look more photos of themselves and rated themselves more attractive. red gets a lot of extra attention. >>> we often talk about stress on relationships because of finances and children. but a loving, physical relationship is also important and things stress-free and healthy. if you're looking to build that . >> bring that feeling back, a lot of it has to do with dopamine. >> morning, i am wearing my red too. . >> i see that. . >> this conversation is about first thing in the morning but it is good information and we are just going to talk about it because it is important. we hear about stress, anxiety and exhaustion. that all can play a role in the bedroom. we just came off of valentine's day, so how do you keep the romantic spark going ? i spoke to an expert who specializes in women's health, she says the problem starts in hands with what is going on in your brain. getting dopamine to your brain and that increases your sexual de

she recounts her time living in vietnam and serving as the red kosice aid -- red crosses aid during the vietnam war. this interview is from the west point center of oral history and is a little over an hour. >> today is the first day of october 2016 and we are in the west point center for all history and i'm here with catherine stevens -- can you please spell your last name? tell me about your childhood. i knew you grew up as the daughter of an army officer. as an like growing up army brat. >> i grew as a millionaire child without any money. wonderful -- had the most wonderful childhood. brothers and my father had been in the cavalry. he was a wonderful horseman. both my older brother and i rode from the time that i was three years old, and my older brother was the same way. i was born in princeton. for six years and when he married my mother, my mother was so bear -- was a very beautiful lady. my older brother was born there. >> where else did you grow up? bragg. washington. oklahoma. hawaii, back to oklahoma. if the cut new york. i got free tuition. >> one of the questions i always as

here they see that red squirrels are clever also.rels are clinging on in the wild but this research is showing the tough fight the face trying to overcome the grey squirrels. london fashion week had a surprise visitor today. the queen swapped her throne for the front row where she sat next to style royalty — vogue's editor in chief, anna wintour. they watched a runway show by designer richard quinn who was later presented with an award. and what was the queen wearing? well she wore an angela kelly tweed dress and jacket in duck egg blue. here is the weather. in the short—term the weather will be mostly behaving itself. wednesday be a bright sort of day. the cold weather as many days a week. clearing skies across western and northern parts of the country. in east and central areas still a lot of cloud. it has been a cloudy day across the east and the south—east. in scotland and northern ireland there will be frost on the way. on wednesday throughout the day a bit of cloud, maybe one or two showers, but over all that weather is looking