soho's like so many roads and crossroads. yeah. in the morning, you will see the people just walking around, falling over. they're vulnerable to being mugged, to being beaten up. my son used to come out and there used to be people, the street pastors were out to make sure they were safe. so i thought, they did it for my kid, i can do it for other people as well. i think you don't have to start out with a belief. but either way, anyone doing this would end this will end up getting a belief when they see the difference it actually makes. the man was helping us. yeah, he was on the phone to her and she was like, she kept getting lost. she's not here. she's not here, no. really? with no sign of friend or cab, the drink tank awaits. ijust remember being in a church, like blankets, water bottles. yeah, it was nice. however, they are soon joined by others who need more. it's now really busy. we've got our couple who've made it back together, they've now been reunited with the friend who went off early in a taxi. we've got a woman in the c

much like soho house, which these houses are modelled after, the manager process starts with an invitationa has worked in london and now appears to be taking off in asia, creating new stomping grounds for a young business crowd looking to build networks and more. sharanjit leyl, bbc news, singapore. the business of a private members clu bs the business of a private members clubs in asia. let us have a quick look at the asia pacific markets. the downward trend of stocks overnight into the red, having a major impact on asian stocks. thank you so much for investing your time with us. i'm rico hizon. see you again soon. goodbye for now. this is bbc news the top stories this hour. theresa may says she will step down as prime minister before the next stage of brexit negotiations — if mp's back her deal. an attempt by mps to break the political deadlock has failed to indicate a clear way forward. they rejected all of the eight brexit alternatives in house of commons votes. "speed kills" that's the warning drummed into motorists from the minute they pass their driving test. but soon it may not be

and then -- >> stephen: and now it'shere y remounted the original in new york at the soho playhouse,there. >> that's me. ( applause ) yup. that was a pretty good photo shoot, actually, because that was-- when you go on a photo shoot eye don't know if you have had this, and you're a tiny big hung over, and they go, "do a move." and you go... and they say, "i love it." that's how that poster came about. >> stephen: i have to get that photographer. now that you have created several hit shows here. you've gone hollywood. have you had any sort of surreal hollywood experiences that you never that you want? because, it's very bizarre when you go out and you see the people who you admire in the flesh. they should be on that little screen, but you see them. what's that been like for you? >> a really exciting one was at the golden globes a couple of years ago when i saw justin timberlake and jessica biel at the bar, and she was wearing a lovely dress and he privately-- drew his finger down her back at the bar and it was just the three of us at that moment. that was very good. >> stephen: that'

that case was never brought and the building is no longer the trump soho.hotel, nor even though one of the things they were investigating for was claiming that it was 60% sold, nor was it ever more than 30% sold. so there was a building. >> yeah. >> but it had a lot of problems and one of the things that's so interesting with trump is that seems more typical than say trump tower new york which is a sort of tall and as it goes relatively normal development project as these things go. >> the licensing money. that's what they seem to be going for. co-host of wnyc and really great thump inc pod cast. thank you very much. >>> a native u.s. citizen get this battles with ice, details on the policy that almost got him deported. that's straight ahead. almost g him deported that's straight ahead. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. guys go thr

lemonis: when i went into the store in soho, blown away. i apologize, and i'm being sincere.possible way that you could swing by the store so we can get, like, a restart? scott: yeah, we can do that. lemonis: look, this was a total mess, and i knew that if i could get scott to come to ben's store, he would see what i saw. if we could just pack up -- ben: there's not very much. lemonis: i didn't say it, but thank you for -- genuinely sorry, but i want to put our best foot forward. scott: no, that's fine. ♪ ben: hello! scott: how are you? ben: great. welcome to ben's garden, round two. scott: wow. this is really very impressive. this is a completely different vibe and feel from what we saw in the showroom, for sure. ben: i'm really embarrassed and still kind of, like, unsettled. i don't -- i generally try to get things right. scott: uh-huh. ben: so, i'm going to -- kristin might lead for a little bit to walk through things. kristin: when you come right in through the door, our number-one category that we sell through is going to be decoupage. scott: i was just going to say, so

she is starring in her one-woman show "fleabag" at the soho playhouse through april 14th.r-bridge, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: hi, phoebe! >> hi, seth! >> seth: i am thrilled to have you here. for those who don't know, this started as a ten-minute show -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- that you then developed into an hour-long stage show that you then adapted yourself into a television show. >> yes. >> seth: and now you have brought it back to a one-hour stage show in new york city. >> i am milking it for everything it's worth. [ laughter ] >> seth: there will be nothing left after this. >> no, no. she's exhausted. >> seth: and it's sold out, which is fantastic. congratulations. i always feel bad when people -- [ cheers and applause ] yeah. >> thanks. >> seth: when people come on to promote something and they can't gain anything from their appearance here. do you have any -- because you've done it for so long, and had it in your life for so long, can you still get nervous before a show? is that something that happens? >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: okay. >> no, absolutely

and the building is now no longer the trump soho. it's called the dominic hotel.ough one of the things they were investigating for was claiming that it was 60% sold, nor was it ever more than 30% sold. >> wow. >> so there was a building but it had a lot of problems. one of the things that's so interesting with trump, that seems more typical than say trump tower new york, which is the sort of tall and as it goes relatively normal development project as these things go. >> it's the licensing money. that's what they always seem to be go for. aundrea bernstein, thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> great to have you here. >>> coming up, a native u.s. citizen, get this, battles with i.c.e. details on the policy that almost got him deported. that's straight ahead. some things are out of your control. like bedhead. hmmmm. ♪ rub-a-dub ducky... and then...there's national car rental. at national, i'm in total control. i can just skip the counter and choose any car in the aisle i like. so i can rent fast without getting a hair out of place. heeeeey. hey! ah, control

[ cheers and applause ] she the creator and star of "fleabag," now playing at the soho play house herenew york city. it's absolutely fantastic. she's fantastic, as well. phoebe waller-bridge, everybody. [ cheers andpplause ] who else is here? and we never have a bad time uy with this next he's a rapper and beloved chef whose new book, "stoned beyond belief." it's not what you think, unless you think marijuana. [ laughter ] it's available now. action bronson is back, you gu ! [ cheers and applause ] before we get to that, iowa republican congressman steve king drew criticism over the weekend when he posted a meme on facebook that seed to ll for a new civil war in america. the meme read, "folks keep talking about a civil war. one side has about 8 trillion bullets. the other side doesn't know which bathroom to use." and then king added, "wonder who would win." this brings us to a segment called, "couple things." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: first thingn't believe that steve king really wants a civil war. but you've got to remember, th e are a lot of unstable people out there who are p

whether they use that i know i did try to put him under a bit of pressure from the business that's in soho you increase mantra. in two thousand and six germany key play in saleman came up with an amazing psychological trick to the penalty shoot out in the quarter final against argentina . he was given a crib sheet from his coach with the preferences of some of the tin teenie and penalty takers. the first couple penalties. he happened to guess right they want to be on the list because he was looking at this list and i'm guessing right the other argentinian penalty takers i think he knows what we're going to do here is he's gone this piece of paper you know there's every detail of what we're about today and the increase. the pressure on them because i'm not just thinking how do i score this penalty they're trying to second guess what liam is going to do based on a piece of paper. esteban can be as a was to take the decisive penalty and the psychological impact was devastating just imagine standing on the penalty spot and the keeper has a piece of paper and is looking at you what does he know

[applause] ♪ >> tonight on c-span, a debate on the israeli-palestinian conflict from the soho forum ink city. o,raeli author elon jorn debated former army strategist danny crzen in new york city. >> let me stress, i've argued the palestinian movement is a costello movement. let me give you some reasons why does not concerned without -- about righting wrongs done to palestinians. you can see, by the way it is the extent it has self-government in gaza and parts of the west bank, the palestinian movement has inflected its own forms of injustice. there is no freedom of speech under its control. minorities are persecuted horribly. religious and other minorities. worse than this, to the extent that they have control over these people, the palestinian community, the palestinian movement is not opposed to the types of crimes it has accused israel of. censorship,rest, expropriation, because they are committing these crimes against their own people. in my book, i mentioned one is ale example, which qatari businessman who came to palestinian territory to open a bank and buildout what was beginnin

. >> tonight on c-span, a debate on the israeli palestinian rum inct from the soho fo new york city. , the rn randuthor rant institute's research director debated a former army strategist at the theater in new york city. >> i have one question, why is it, and this is hypothetical, israel's state to give to the palestinians? >> the whole framing seems problematic it seems that if israel has a right to exist, there is an equivalent credit for prior starting to exist, yet in this telling it is israel that has the ability, the right even, to grant a quasi-states to the palestinians, really more than an open-air prison in many ways, which is little more than a collaborationist regime in many ways. >> my opponent spoke about pro-freedom perspective and i agree that should be the framework. but what about the life and situation of actual living, breathing palestinians in gaza today who lack civil rights, who lack the basic freedoms of even arabs within israel who already don't have the same rights as , but who liverael under military occupation 50 years after the 1957 war, in rulinge of eve

ok hyder live for us in islamabad as i said we are covering the story from both sides let's go to soho raman who's live for us in new delhi so there was a lot of confusion throughout the day so actually this is really really if this is going to happen it's clearly about to happen what will this mean for possibly tamping down some of the tension. the release of. india funding to back into into india and so it would be a great release the country i mean just a quick shot of all the national papers for the day i mean you know coming home india will look at the sentiment really of the mode. to be free today. prime minister of course and that and the hindu the pakistan will release. today those it's on the front pages of all of the national press and indeed everybody's waiting with bated breath to whether they will get a glimpse of him we do know that the indian air force personnel who will be looking after him have arrived at the atari world cup border being a score to buy the border security force and they will literally be there waiting to take control of the handover of the pilots now a

army strategist party subculture theater in new york city, hosted by the soho for him. >> now for the main event, to resolve the palestinian defeatts, israel must the palestinian conflict. i hope you have all voted and ask your neighbor for help if you had trouble accessing the act. please do vote for or against or undecided on the resolution. arguing for the affirmative. please come to the stage.

. ♪ >>> i was lucky enough to be invited to david mancuzo's legendary space in soho called the loft. people here. you have people who are dancing. you can get high. you can stay here all night. >> why are people dancing again? i wish i knew. but i'm glad it's happening. ♪ >> what we now know as disco really starts with a band called the tramps. the drummer, earl young, invents the idea of four on the floor with eight in the high hat. so everything is, bum, bum, bum. ♪ burn baby burn >> that's the sound of disco. ♪ burn baby burn ♪ burn baby burn >> i loved disco. i always loved dance music anyway. whatever i did as a producer was always danceable. the melody. >> george moroder working out of munich put together technology and soulful vocal lists. donna summer being the ultimate embodiment. and they make some of the biggest record of all time. ♪ ooh love to love you baby ♪ ooh love you love you baby >> "love to love you baby" was four minutes of singing. 14 minutes of -- a lot of not singing. ♪ oh love to love you baby ♪ oh love to love you baby >> i always wondered for the life of me

everything the as implies, everything sold in the stores, in new york city and soho, has rating of four or higher on amazon's site. amazon doubling down on two categories, shutting down one. amazon rolling out a new chain of grocery stores. they are cashierless. those are in college towns. highlight barnes & noble down on this news as well. liz? liz: barnes & noble down 5% to 5.81. thank you very much, deirdre bolton. as we look at ways to invest there is something kind of had a cosmic crash with a news story. president trump issued a national call to action to empower veterans but doing good can also be doing good for your portfolio. this is esg investing. my next guest created an etf that can help you help veterans. this has become a real problem. veterans are committing suicide right and left so we've got to help them help themselves. >> yeah, that is what the investment is about, we have been an etf. honor, hnr. focused giving veterans employment opportunities coming back from active duty. one in three veterans are underemployed. they served 10 years, 15 years, serving hard work for

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hosted by the soho forum. revolutionight's reads to resolve israeli-palestinian conflicts, israel must first achieve defeat of the palestinian movement. and askou have voted your neighbor for help if you had trouble accessing the app. vote for, against, or undecided on the resolution. please come to the stage. [applause] arguing to the negative, danny sjurs. please come to the stage. please, close the voting. elan: good evening. thank you for inviting me, danny, thank you for joining the debate. resolution presupposes the detailed analysis of a hugely complicated conflict. that is the analysis that i offer in my book "what justice demands." let me indicate one crucial part to start with. so much of the debate and discussion of the israeli-palestinian conflict is bound in religious, ethnic, nationalist, tribalist premises. nowhere. us i suggest we need to adopt a approach. we need to adopt a secular, individualist, pro-freedom perspective. that is the framework in my book and what i will be arguing tonight. the

army strategist party subculture theater in new york city, hosted by the soho for him. >> now for the main event, to resolve the palestinian defeatts, israel must the palestinian conflict. i hope you have all voted and ask your neighbor for help if you had trouble accessing the act. please do vote for or against or undecided on the resolution. arguing for the affirmative. please come to the stage. >> arguing for the negative, danny, please come to the stage. jane, please close the voting. >> good evening. thank you for inviting me, danny, thank you for joining the debate. thank you to the sponsors of tonight's event. tonight's resolution presupposes a detailed analysis of a hugely complicated conflict. that is the analysis that i offer in my book "what justice demands." here let me indicate one ,crucial to start with. point so much of the debate and discussion of the israeli-palestinian conflict is bound in religious, ethnic, nationalist, tribalist premises. these get us nowhere. instead i suggest we need to , adopt a different approach. we need to adopt a secular, individualist, pro-

and they have been to a physical store and said the line of kids and people outside of the store in sohoier? >> glossier i think is the correct pronunciation. >> one of their birthdays today. >> your daughters? >> yes. >> happy birthday. maybe hit glossier on the way home. >>> the espn and ufc with a seven-year exclusive deal for the new home for ufc pair per view fights and a way i guess l deep fan base. >> we are obsessed with ufc. >> they are already pay-per-view so you can get people who expressed an interest to pay for their stuff. i think you can find the narrow and deep audience for one thing. >> we have ufc executives on "closing bell. >> oh, i see we also have the world wrestling. >> i think we were invited to a u ufc tournament. >> no, no, we were invited to world wrestling. world wrestling. i've expressed my preference. >>> up next, the ceo of national music producers association explains why he's suing peloton for copyright infringement ♪ ♪ dear tech... let's talk. we have a pretty good relationship. you've done a lot of good for the world. but i feel like you have the potent

junior were almost indicted by the manhattan district attorney for lying to potential buyers at trump sohos another thing that's important for context that we remember. >> all three, jared, don junior and ivanka should all worry. none of them have been called yet but that doesn't mean they won't be. none of them have been interviewed by mueller or sdny but that doesn't mean they won't be. trump tweeted about his golf course in scotland. you had some thoughts apparently on why he might be doing that. >> beneath the dignity of the president to do this -- >> that's daily, but any way. >> what prompted this? the scottish courts have ruled that donald trump's lawsuit against winterbins were so baseless that trump has to pay the scottish government its legal fees. >> i think the moral of this story is, had donald trump not run for president, a lot of these business dealings, it's his business being just laid bare because he decided to run for president. david, thank you very much. >>> coming up, the star of the conservative political action conference, aoc? what? more on that next. and it really

we met at the soho restaurant. in the corner. i said, what's going on? she said, i want to open up a filipino place, but there are filipino chefs that ever believe it will be accepted mainstream. i knew very little about filipino food and said let me be your puppet. >> how did you know>> the vision that she had was different from anything else we had seen. for me it was exciting. i'm doing something new. getting out of the culinary school, i thought i was going to cook italian food. indiaed up -- i ended up doing filipino food. something i could learn and be creative with. >> you immersed yourself in the culture, though, to make this like it is your own. >> i dove into the culture. we backpacked through the philippines for 3.5 months to learn. we started at the most northern point and worked south. and just the way the cuisine changed from region to region was amazing. and imagine, like being a kid at fao schwartz. this was my playground, this was my toys. i could learn from different people and bring it back to th

you know to come is not about bringing in soho a new man even if they had not taxed new. in india and in fact. enacting a law showing a willingness to have more transparent the idea of resigning to constitutional friends ample could be a good one if the regime. wasn't. that by omitting the constitution that the announcement of with fear. and he's willing that you can sell the elections is not constitutionally based so it's not really about. new laws are new constitutions for having transparency institutions and what and it can't isn't that a lot of people too although i wish the regime to respect the law that's really the challenge now ok thank you very much indeed. from sizes in algiers thank you thank you. still to come on al-jazeera an offensive in libya as the u.n. backed government sends forces to defend the northern city of syria. and the malaysian court releases one of the women accused of killing the half brother of north korean leader kim jong. un investigating crime an admission of guilt is the ultimate corroboration. or is it there are tactics that can be used

around four hours earlier another man was taken to hospital after he was also attacked in soho.go for smear testing compared with around 80% nationally. a builderfrom north london who caused millions of pounds worth of damage to a nearly constructed row of retirement homes is due to be sentenced today. 31—year—old daniel nagu caused around £4 million worth of damage by driving his digger into five houses, which then had to be pulled down. he was in a dispute with his bosses over pay. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. on the trains, southwestern railways has delays and some cancelations on the hounslow loop because of a signal failure. on the roads, the north circular is queuing northbound from ilford to the m11 following a broken down lorry. in mitcham, cricket green is closed northbound also for roadworks, that's causing some delays in the area. in the city, king william street is closed from cornhill to cannon street for water works. and finally, addison crescent in kensington is down to one lane closed for gas wor

disclosure of information about whatjon venables is doing now, what he looks like, where he is living and sohoion is basically a way of stopping him from preventing a death sentence. he cannot bury it to any great extent. that is the end of the battle as far as it goes for now for these members of the bulger family. not james's mother who declined to take part in this exercise but the advocate for the other members of the bulger family who brought this case say he is considering an appeal. keith flint — the lead singer with the pop group, the prodigy — has died. the 49—year—old was found by police at his home in essex this morning. officers say they're not treating the death as suspicious. the prodigy had a series of uk top ten singles in the 1990s, and sold more than 20 million albums. social media tributes to keith flint have been pouring in. the sleaford mods tweeted that they were "very sad to hear of the passing of keith flint. good night mate, take it easy". ed simons of the chemical brothers said "oh gosh, so sad to hear about keith flint, he was always great fun to be around and very k