is a mid block site, two 25-foot lots on shipley and three on clara. a building is built on each lot, with slots of open circulation connecting them. these five buildings become a village-like ensemble with light in the slots. a shared rear yard is an open space at the center. on both shipley and clara, inside bays create balconies for the units while maintaining the flat street walls typically of selma alleyways and the facades of typical larger streets. at street level, porches and stairs connect the units. the shared rear yard is bridged by a link that connects the buildings. on clara, a half sunken p.d.r. space of 4,365 square feet is provided, with parking occupying the remainder of the site. each floor of each of the five buildings is an independent detached dwelling. there are studios, one bedroom, two bedroom, and two bedroom plus den units. actually quite generous units, compared to a lot of the other things that we have been working on. shared rooftop space at the top. these are the section shows light wells and the bridge that spans across t

profit from artificial intelligence and how are hackers being stopped from killing the golden goose shipley the c.e.o. of vera software gives us his expert insight and finally from paris france artie's charlotte devinsky looks at allegations that there's something rotten about competition and prices with french supermarkets we've got our motors running and before we head out of the policy highlight let's get some help on. the eurozone has seen the weakest growth rate in two years according to euro's that gross domestic product for the second quarter of the year expanded by only point three percent that's even down a tenth of a percent from the lackluster first quarter and out of four tenths of a percent from q four of twenty seven teen that was at four point seven percent higher oil prices and growing trade tensions within the united states were to blame according to some analysts and europe staff also released unemployment data which shows the unemployment rate in the e.u. stood at eight point three percent in june the same level as in may that's the lowest level since december of two thou

joins us plus the latest in cyprus with the latest on cyber security with todd shipley the c.e.o. of vera software who is with us in d.c. in studio this time and we look at the business of flying cars as our to correspond to trinity charges joins us from new york but this time we've popstars the program with markets the standard and poor's five hundred revenue as an earnings were huge in the second quarter of the year topping ten percent year over year we reported on many of those earnings right here right here so it might not come a surprise that stock markets are doing well but as we reported here yesterday last time they are doing exceedingly well and yesterday the s. and p. five hundred reached a new historical hard plus yesterday the equaled the longest bull run ever in history today stocks were mixed but there's no mistaking the monumental milestone that has been reached and here to put it into perspective is our friend henry ford which the c.e.o. of straw mark hillary thank you as always for being here what do you make of this you're welcome bob well it is very long there h

of vera software todd shipley who gives us his take on what's going on with artificial teligent who's going to help profit and how competitors be stopped from killing the ai golden goose and finally there's something rotten about prices and competition with french supermarkets are too strong to pinsky explains from paris as we head to a short break here the closing numbers at the bell will be right back. global. some people something. they use indigenous people as you know we that the feed in the people the plant trees. mostly and say it's only the beginning but yes the food. and all of a sudden the man just trying to still be there was a time. i said i would enter it in the if they would not allow him. you know should we. fight our hour long a million million indeed i'm daft i'm not picking on you new nominee begins that you could have been killed by me you mean i man i got a fake i'm a little bit like i mean you got me i'll. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome ba

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is that our friend of the show todd shipley with the of various software todd thank you so much for being here it's great to have you in studio it's great to be here so tell us all the new and exciting news that coming out of there i mean are are we finally getting a handle on what's happening and what's what are the latest things people are talking about sure i mean getting a handle that's maybe there's so much going on and that's what this conference was all about there are so many things in this field that you have to understand there's no one thing that somebody has to know anymore there's so much happening from the io t. stuff the internet of things we've talked about on multiple occasions to drones and where they're falling in the spectrum of cyber attacks or attacks at all and so there's a lot of stuff happening even just basic wife i investigation traditional stuff was talked about so a lot of things including nation state attacks and how those are occurring and what nations are doing those and how we're supposed to defend ourselves against those so the wide spectrum of things bei

profit from artificial intelligence and how are hackers being stopped from killing the golden goose shipley the c.e.o. of vera software gives us his expert insight and finally from paris france artie's charlotte devinsky looks at allegations that there's something rotten about competition and prices with french supermarkets we've got our motors running and before we had out of the policy highlight what some have. the euro zone has seen the weakest growth rate in two years according to euro's that gross domestic product for the second quarter of the year expanded by only point three percent that's even down a tenth of a percent from the lackluster first quarter and out of four tenths of a percent from q four of twenty seven teen that was at four point seven percent higher oil prices and growing trade tensions within the united states were to blame according to some analysts and europe staff also released unemployment data which shows the unemployment rate in the e.u. stood at eight point three percent in june the same level as in may that's the lowest level since december of two thousand and

joins us plus the latest in cyprus with the latest on cyber security with todd shipley the c.e.o. of vera software who is with us in d.c. in studio this time and we look at the business of flying cars as our to correspond to trinity charges joins us from new york but this time we've popstars the program with markets the standard and poor's five hundred revenue as an earnings were huge in the second quarter of the year topping ten percent year over year we reported on many of those earnings right here right here so it might not come a surprise that stock markets are doing well but as we reported here yesterday last time they are doing exceedingly well and yesterday the s. and p. five hundred reached a new historical heart.

i upheld her part joins us plus the latest in cyprus with the latest on cyber security with todd shipley the c.e.o. of vero software who is with us in d.c. in studio this time. and we look at the business of flying cars as r.t. correspondent trinity charges joins us from new york but this time we've popstars the program with markets the standard and poor's five hundred revenue as an earnings were huge in the second quarter of the year topping ten percent year over year we reported on many of those earnings right here right here so it might not come a surprise that stock markets are doing well but as we reported here yesterday last time they are doing exceedingly well and yesterday the s. and p. five hundred reached a new historical high plus yesterday the equaled the longest bull run ever in history today stocks were mixed but there's no mistaking the monumental milestone that has been reached and here to put it into perspective is our friend henry ford which the c.e.o. of straw mark hillary thank you as always for being here what do you make of this welcome well it is very long there ha

profit from artificial intelligence and how are hackers being stopped from killing the golden goose shipley the c.e.o. of fare a software gives us his expert insight and finally from paris france artie's charlie dubinsky looks at allegations that there's something rotten about competition and prices with french supermarkets we've got our motors running and before we had out of the policy highlight let's get some headlines. the eurozone has seen the weakest growth rate in two years according to europe's that gross domestic product for the second quarter of the year expanded by only point three percent that's even. down a tenth of a percent from the lackluster first quarter and out four tenths of a percent from q four of twenty seventeen that was at four point seven percent higher oil prices and growing trade tensions within the united states were to blame according to some analysts and you're also released unemployment data which shows the unemployment rate in the e.u. stood at eight point three percent in june the same level as in may that's the lowest level since december of two thousand a

that would be welcomed by companies like this one in shipley.. 75 people work here, including josh, who joined straight from university, and moved house because commuting by train was impossible. i've tried getting here from york, from the other side of leeds, and from sheffield, all three of which were an absolute nightmare. relying on public transport was intermittent at best and expensive. so it got to the point where you thought "i'm going to have to relocate". josh gave up on trains and now drives in, but plenty of commuters don't have the choice, and short of having their own powers of flight, there are many dreaming of a trouble free transport network. judith moritz, bbc news, bradford. after a dominant day in the field, england 5 cricketers faced a stubborn late stand by india s batsmen, on the second day of the first test at edgbaston. ? the tourists made steady progress this morning, before surrey bowler sam curran took three wickets forjust eight runs. ?but india s captain responded and made an impressive 149. they were eventually all

shipley. the amenities, it would be nice to get a map of the area where the amenities are, if there's a bank, if there's a -- you know, supermarket, drugstore, or -- it just gives us a more holistic view of where the property is and what's available. and then the other piece -- this is right in front of the t line, right? >> yes. it's on third street, which does have a lot of ground floor retail. there's a small shopping center a few blocks north. >> chair mondejar: and a bus stop? >> yes, two bus stops. there are several drugstores. i believe there's a walgreens. so there is retail. i don't know if there's a large grocery store in the neighborhood. >> chair mondejar: it would be nice to get a map with all of the amenities, so you get a picture of the community is like. >> and we can update the package to include that. >> chair mondejar: wonderful. and my other question is for the developer. i wanted to understand the car lifts. so you have -- from the photos, there are three car spaces across

that would be welcomed by companies like this one in shipley.ve tried getting here from york, from the other side of leeds, and from sheffield, all three of which were an absolute nightmare. relying on public transport was intermittent at best and expensive. so it got to the point where you thought, "i'm going to have to relocate?" yeah. josh gave up on trains and now drives in, but plenty of commuters don't have the choice, and short of having their own powers of flight, there are many dreaming of a trouble free transport network. judith moritz, bbc news, bradford. holiday—makers heading to spain and portugal are being warned to be prepared for extreme heat because record temperatures are expected on mainland europe in the coming days. the current record is 48 degrees celsius, which was measured in athens more than 40 years ago. chris fawkes has the details. high temperatures in spain and portugal are not unusual at this time of year in the summer, but what is to come over the next few days is extreme and perhaps record—breaking. portugal is se

have charged 30 men, mostly from huddersfield but they have charged a man from dewsbury, a man from shipleyharged with facilitating the commission of a child sex offence. they will all appear before kirkley ‘s magistrates‘ court next month. at least 67 people have been killed after monsoon floods hit the southern indian state of kerala. hundreds of villages have been submerged and more than 50,000 people have been displaced after several days of heavy rain. an official said hundreds of relief camps had been set up across the state and the local airport has been closed until saturday. rail unions have clashed with the government, after a call by the transport secretary to change the way annual fare increases are calculated. the transport secretary chris grayling has suggested linking them to the lower rate of inflation, cpi, rather than the higher rpi. the rmt union said it was an attempt to impose a pay cap on its members. our transport correspondent tom burridge has been getting reaction from those most affected — the passengers. people have accepted that they don‘t have a choice, and you

men, most of them are from huddersfield but they have also charged a man from dewsbury, a man from shipleyal exploitation. a 38—year—old woman from huddersfield has also been charged with facilitating the commission of a child sex offence. they will all appear before kirklees magistrates‘ court next month. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is: italian pm giuseppe conte has declared a i2—month state of emergency. the death toll has risen to 39, rescuers say, and there‘s little hope of finding more survivors. brazil has a presidential election coming up, and this man, former president luiz unacio lula da silva, known as lula, wants to run for office. but there‘s a problem, he‘s currently serving a 12—year prison sentence for corruption, and he‘s barely four months in. this has not deterred his supporters, today they marched through the streets of the capital, brasilia, which will end with the top members of lula‘s workers party registering his candidacy, here at the electoral court, just before the deadline, in under two hours‘ time. this registration is expec

profit from artificial intelligence and how are hackers being stopped from killing the golden goose shipley the c.e.o. of vera software gives us his expert insight and finally from paris france artie's charlotte devinsky looks at allegations that there's something rotten about competition and prices with french supermarkets we've got our motors running and before we head out the policy highlight let's get some headlines. the eurozone has seen the weakest growth rate in two years according to euro's that gross domestic product for the second quarter of the year expanded by only point three percent that's even down a tenth of a percent from the lackluster first quarter and four tenths of a percent from q four of twenty seventeen that was at four point seven percent higher oil prices a.