what do you think is going to happen to the shopping mall up is going to happen to the shopping mallupappen to the shopping mall up in fife? if i was to hazard a guess, i would say it's going to certainly move away from retail. maybe not 100%, but the new owner may well take some of the retail out and re—purpose it with residential. new homes. it could be a demolition job altogether if the land value is worth more than the £300,000 they paid for it. ok, james, thank you very much indeed. ok,james, thank you very much indeed. in other business news. retail sales saw a "welcome improvement" last month following a dismal performance in december. the british retail consortium says sales were up 2.2% last month, compared to the same time last year. but the brc warned the upturn was mainly due to shoppers hunting bargains in the sales. alphabet, the parent company of google has reported a 22% rise in fourth quarter sales fuelled by an increase in online advertising. but investors were worried by how much the company was spending on new products and services and shares fell by more than 3% in

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sieglinde mafia has had a shopping addiction for more than twenty years. she used to make three trips a day sometimes spending up to four thousand euros the addiction was triggered by her husband's premature death from cancer the mother of two suddenly became a widow at age twenty nine. he kept abandoning if i had this incredible need to hold my children all the time i always felt like i wanted more love now i think nobody could love me because i disappointed them all i thought a lot about suicide people would be better off if i wasn't around i thought but then i realized it would make the children often it's. been. zealander could no longer pay her debts and ended up being arrested. she was charged with forty two counts of fraud and was later sentenced to three years without providing for several relapses she spent a total of eight years in a secure psychiatric ward. almost one million people in germany are for to be affected by compulsive buying disorder and their numbers are rising. shopping addiction often has drastic consequences for relatives as well

shopping addiction often has drastic consequences for relatives as well. towards the linda's family apart her daughters grew up with their grandparents during their mother's time in jail and they rarely came to see her for ten years saskia had no contact with her mother her own two children hadn't even met their grandmother the sons or death. i felt responsible for her and i found that hard to deal with. i was much too young and i needed her help at least in adults help i couldn't take the pressure in email she's the mother and i'm the child. and the anger then came to a point where i broke off contact with her. it's not an isolated case psychologist asked what miller knows how much to rather have suffered many feel helpless with no control over the situation. and i often see relatives breaking contact with patients many children no longer want anything to do with their parents and they don't want to stay stopped talking to them and they don't even want to hear about them because they don't think anything will change in the long run that's for . three year

though when you shop online your. raj with advertising which makes you consume even more. which is very easy to do streaming storing files in shopping online it will take just a few clicks but the fact is even and i think she officially presents if you repeat it often enough and stopping precinct energy consumption so if you still isn't automatically green. digitalisation isn't going to increase the stain ability automatically. we need to transform society and the economy to make it sustainable and then see what positive role digitalisation complaining that. digitalization doesn't always make things more environmentally friendly so it's worth thinking about which solutions are more beneficial take sharing platforms for example the sharing economy is booming nowadays we can share bicycle apartments in name it and that called all year for instance lets you share foods that would otherwise be thrown away anyone can use it private individuals supermarkets and restaurants it's a clever use of mobile technology what are you

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at this shop in berlin. customers bring their own containers the whole idea is none of the goods here are packaged in plastic they're also free trade and organic. the owner cristiana zeke was inspired by other stores in germany and elsewhere in europe. she sauces many of the products locally and almost eighty percent of them come in paper or cardboard boxes. even as a child i found plastic weird and as i got older the thought of having nothing to do with it just kept growing on me i started buying on packaged goods. and that was a great idea. if the retail trade won't take responsibility then ordinary citizens have to do it and open their own shops. in the netherlands the organic supermarket chain eco plaza has seventy four stores it's pioneered plastic free retailing starting with a store in amsterdam now products with plastic free packaging are available in all its stores. those goods coming with glass metal cardboard paper and biodegradable materials that look like regular plastic but ont. c.e.o. eric deu

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to shop was met with international acclaim.blo neruda described the building as one of the most exquisite creations ever to have sprung from the mind of an architect. the surrealist artist reportedly wanted his work displayed an exhibition halls. can you explain what the political and social context of venezuela was back then? venezuela in the 1950s is a country experiencing profound change. globally, we are seeing the kind of post wwii reconstruction, and venezuelan oil, the industry, was booming. there was a real investment inside that idea of opportunity. it is a country that from 19118 has entered a period of military dictatorship and the mandate was we will progress if build. the brochures boasted that you have the equivalent of all the other stores and most of the city in one place. so you get people dancing, shopping, there were cinemas, there were hotels and a club, rows and rows and rows of different stores. that was going to be a shop window for everything venezuela could have been. the regime of venezuela's military

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cope strasser is well known for its totally shops. a handmade cluster bomb a chub packed with thousands of nails destroyed the whole street seriously injuring twenty two people. so you keep each syllable of the guard under her would you are longer is each city getting omaha on the. coffin in the. east. john kerry on the marshmallow. was. somewhat or the pump on one part of the year that. i have about the shooter. and father saw out of a saw that the troops saw a lot socially. because of the economy one john lot of good to know here live in sunlight here they are till. the murders of the previous four years and the cologne bombing all seem to have targeted people of turkish origin. but the german state stuck doggedly to the line that the killings had a criminal rather than a racist motive. here came to city all those years burden to serve one mission over until it was just me into one some of i know this means your. witnesses said the man in his thirty's wearing a hat left his bicycle with a bomb in front of the john headdress or. the

. >> turns out the state was already investigating the auto shop. who will investigate so deeply. >> we are. kind of a crazy story here. we are questioning whether the state is doing enough to protect people like you. the $16,000 oil change might have been crazy enough to get the state to actually listen. >> last summer all she needed is an oil change. a tech improperly replaced the oil filter and it burned up. she took the car to the dealer toer repair, she got a shock. >> they told me you need a new engine and it will cost about $16,000. she did not know that state had his shop since 2015 after they created fraud and gross negatively against. >> the bureau of automotive repair took investigator vehicles. of those undercover vehicles. 26 violations occurred. for anyone to know the shop had been accused of failing would be to look up on line, search and decode the legal ease. >> i wish i had done it before i got my oil changed. the last stop on that journey is the state attorney general's office where we found a backlog of auto repair cases involvin

cope's thruster is well known for its total shops. a handmade cluster bomb a chub packed with thousands of nails destroyed the whole street seriously injuring twenty two people. start it keep each other all over the garland of her would you are lower each city getting omaha to the. coffin in the. east. john terry are the marshmallow. the. shells on the spot or the hump on one part of the year that beat the other hollow shader. and father saw out of a saw that the little trolls saw for such knowledge the shortage to the care the economy one john lot of good in their years live in sun the year they are two. the murders of the previous four years and the cologne bombing all seem to have targeted people of turkish origin. but the german state stuck doggedly to the line that the killings had a criminal rather than a racist motive. here came to city all those years feared to say but in the midst of until it was just me into one some of i know this major. witnesses said the man in his thirty's wearing a hat left his bicycle with a bomb in fr

antique shops used to do a roaring trade in baghdad's but years of conflict and threats of kidnapping of force sellers to shut their shops in the markets and go online matheson met one trader who is determined to keep his store and all the pieces of history it holds. selling history in baghdad. has owned his little antique shop for twenty five years these to be dozens of stories like his crammed into baghdad's back streets and the mud in the. iraqis have their history and culture and twined people in turn for the past and they're still in the stalls for the golden era of baghdad. during years of conflict antique shops have been shutting down some owners don't to be rich have been threatened or blackmailed and tourists are aware of how a lot of visitors would come to the auctions in antique shops to recollect beautiful memories but the business is dwindling day by day we don't have any tourists because of the political turmoil and the unpredictable security baghdad's few remaining on t.v. shops are mainly here in this little square in the center of the old part of the city most of the

welcome back a story out of iraq now an antique shops used to do a roaring trade in baghdad but years of conflict and threats of kidnappings have forced that is to shut their shops in the markets and go online rob matheson met one trader who is determined to keep his store and all the piece of history it helps. selling history in baghdad. has owned his little antique shop for twenty five years the used to be dozens of stores like his crammed into baghdad's back streets and the. iraqis have their history and culture and twined people in turn for the past and they're still in the style for the golden era of baghdad. during years of conflict antique shops have been shutting down some owners don't to be rich have been threatened or blackmailed and tourists are rare. how a lot of visitors would come to the auctions and antique shops to recollect beautiful memories but the business is dwindling day by day we don't have any tourists because of the political turmoil and the unpredictable security baghdad's few remaining on t.v. shops are mainly here in this little square in the center of the

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and dine shop and dine the 49. >> my name is neil the general manager for the book shop here on west if san francisco this is a neighborhood bookstore and it is a wonderful neighborhood but it is an interesting community because the residents the neighborhood muni loves the neighborhood it is community and we as a book sincerely we see the same people here the shop all the time and you know to a certain degree this is part of their this is created the neighborhood a place where people come and subcontract it is in recent years we see a drop off of a lot of bookstores both national chains and neighborhoods by the neighborhood stores where coming you don't want to - one of the great things of san francisco it is neighborhood neighborhood have dentist corrosive are coffeehouses but 2, 3, 4 coffeehouses in month neighborhoods that are on their own- that's [roll call] >> clerk: we have quorum. >> chair peskin: thank you. can you please call the next item. >> clerk: item 2, citizens advisory committee report. this is an information item. >> chair peskin: mr. larson, good morning, and happy

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