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back in mechelen there are no such housing quotas so mayor summers has had to come up with some new ideas to undo past segregation. in the one nine hundred seventy s. a number of cheap housing estates were built. they filled up quickly predominately with immigrants. they were only interested in the quantity but not in the quality of what they were building and so then you put people together in houses of a better quality where you can hear the neighbor of the fewer and around you and you live in a kind of yam and giteau atmosphere and that's not good because those people deserve better. housing social supports and the promotion of interethnic dialogue summers works to get everyone on board to face communal challenges together. jeffries here seeing it at how his new ideas have made him something of a celebrity. the town has invested one hundred eighty million euros in public housing projects so far we want to put middle class families also in those social houses and they have to pay a low rent but they have to give something back to us they have to give eight hours a week they have to put

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housing social supports and the promotion of interethnic dialogue summers works to get everyone on board to face communal challenges together. get trees here feel that his new ideas have made him something of a celebrity. tell has invested one hundred eighty million euros in public housing projects so far we want to put middle class and life also in those social houses and they have to pay a low rent but they have to give something back to us they have to give eight hours a week they have to put in voluntary work in the neighborhoods because it's often a problem but in neighbors like this not so many people have a job they see work to see progress they get a bit of network it brings the. versity in the neighborhood. summers has worked hard to fight segregation and promote ethnically diverse neighborhoods where everyone feels welcome and safe through of those words. it's really really satisfied in mecca and the absolutely i used to live in the hague in holland but i like living here. look alert and mackellar is great britain is. usually three said. the mayor is also responsible for making

it feels like winter is just getting going here, but in the summer as the it is now much summer. it is felt like this in australia. not a lot of cloud in the sky. it gets hot in australia at this time of year. temperatures by day here have been in the mid to high 40s of some parts of the interior. night—time temperatures, thursday night inland parts of australia have got up to 36 celsius, i say up, they got down to 36 degrees, the overnight low. that isa 36 degrees, the overnight low. that is a record, the highest low temperature recorded on record. by day the heat builds even more. in canberra we have been up into the 405. i was surely the temperatures from the last few days in canberra. we have been up above 40 cel5ius,

in both summer and winter to stroll along the promenade odds. a few kilometers away this even more water like sharks sea. you can walk the entire perimeter of the black forest because like on an eighteen kilometer trail. nestled in a valley you'll find santa claus in cathedral it's domus thirty six meters in diameter. like many town c s santa claus in is surrounded by dense stock boards the local most black hence the name black forest the abundance of wood is reflected in the local products the best known is the cuckoo clock. the wrong bank of the house company in china has been making them for more than a hundred g. is. before not been started with this design issue that well it's called a shield cloth it's hand painted and it's the original coco cult try the vide of a value on our company has developed variations on it so now we also make contemporary coco pops. went and they all strike the hour. another original tradition is a ladies' hat called the pollen hoot actually it's only more than three neighboring villages. but it's become a symbol

a hot summer has boosted germany's switch to bring you all energy. i've been on let's do business one of the world's most valuable companies in the world apple has seen its shares tumble down seven percent enough for hours trading and after the tech company cut its sales forecast for the last quarter chief executive tim cook blaming slowing i phone sales in china but apple is also struggling in developed markets with the number of by phone upgrades was lower than expected. apple's bad news seems to confirm what investors have feared for some time the i phone hype could be over and so far there doesn't seem to be a solid plan coming out of cupertino to re excite consumers for years the i phone has been apple superstar the device brings a solid sixty percent of apple's revenue but if those sales fall as they did over the christmas quarter it hits apple hard the company's problems have been looming for months after reaching a high last summer the share price has fallen by thirty percent since september back then analysts reported that asian i phone supp

next, is ron summers here? don't see him, so i will lastly invite up the sixth applicant, traci watson. >> good morning, board of supervisors. my name is traci watson, and i'm here for reappointment for seat six on the shelter monitoring committee. i have been working for the homeless community for the past ten years. i also started also working in in the shelter -- three popular shelters here in san francisco, and i'm currently working with the city of san francisco with the department of public housing with the home ward bound program placing homeless individuals on the street and relocating them back to their friends and their family. what i learned a lot on the committee was the standards of care, which is very important and i really would like to be reappointed to continue working to help with the solution. so thank you. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. any questions, ma'am? thank you so much. with that, i wanted to open this up to public comment. is there any member of the public who would like to

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that hot summer night that caught the world unprepared. when los angeles became suddenly a very scary place. it was august 9th, 1969 around 8:00 a.m. officer was a young cop with the lapd working the day shift. >> the first call i got was to go to the drive. it came out as a drunk in a car. >> the officer cruised up the canyon. and found the dead end street. a neighbor flagged him down and suddenly, the drunk in a car call became something else. >> he had told me that the maid came running back out, yelling blood and bodies. >> all alone, nosed his squad car up the gated driveway. he could see right away things weren't right. >> the telephone wires that had been cut are hanging over the gate. i go through the gate and there's a car parked in the driveway. >> in the car he found a body. >> he had been shot and i walk around the front of the location and there were two more bodies on the lawn. >> then backup arrived and they went into the house. and found a scene horrible in a way that would go down in history. there was a young woman. >> th

vegas including more but all kinds of tourism has developed around the casino independent of the summer season with many international poker tournaments to hit. the same regard i invite you to end our tour with a drink at one of the many beach bars at sunset that many people follow that route find joy in the nightlife. when i made our say good bye now i hope you've enjoyed it and see you when pointer . now it's time to take a stroll along the crew for some gum or grease jelly and molina deeply one stroll to. bumping into tom hanks or scarlett johansson in berlin that's quite possible coffee boy scout or coffee einstein are only two of the city's well known celebrity restaurants but filming there is a no no so i'm trying my luck here and i think a lot. by the way another movie was shot here the bourne supremacy a hollywood movie starring matt damon. i'm keeping my eyes open but i can't see any hollywood star city. instead i can spot a berlin style icon the lady with her head she once owned a club in berlin. now the contrast programme to the sheikh who first dumb facebook leads me to like

housing social support and the promotion of interethnic dialogue summers works to get everyone on board to face communal challenges together. gantries here is that his new ideas have made him something of a celebrity. the town has invested one hundred eighty million euros in public housing projects so far you want to put middle class home life also in those social houses and they have to pay low rent but they have to give something back to us they have to give eight hours a week they have to put in voluntary work in the neighborhoods because it's often a problem but in neighbors like this not so many people have a job this the work they see progress they get a bit of network it brings diversity in the neighborhood. summers has worked hard to fight segregation and promote ethnically diverse neighborhoods where everyone feels welcome and safe. for us. it's a very satisfied in mechelen and the absolutely i used to live in the hague in holland but i like living here. and the regular is great britain is all there is because the trees are good. the mayor is also responsible for making sure hi

let's head to the heat of the australian summer wear tennis fans are infora australian summer wear tennist is because andy murray has confirmed he will play a warm up match against novak djokovic. he has lost four times and this will be a test of his fitness before the first grand slam of the year gets under way. he lost in the second round of his warm up tournament in brisbane in this match against djokovic is open to the public also. a tasty starter to the main event. as with the other brits in action, quite a few in qualifying for the australian open with mixed results. james ward, through to the second round, he fought back against the australian maverick bains, what an amazing name, dan evans also went through and —— and easy win for him. you may and evans went as far as the fourth round in melbourne in 2017.j clark and katie is one lost their first round match. she left in a wheelchair but it is not thought to be serious. 0ver wheelchair but it is not thought to be serious. over in auckland, usually cause a finals of the asb classic, he had a straight sets win. some good news for na

his addiction today still includes around fifty dogs which he also trains daily in the summer. the dogs know when he brings his bike that it's time to run and they're raring to go. the highlight of the summer training is as always jumping into the yukon river the dogs love it. when guys. hanson his dogs enjoy a freedom here that wouldn't be possible in europe. the. white horse. the largest city on the highway and the capital of yukon with about twenty five thousand residents. and nine hundred forty two white horse was used as a construction base because it had had a rail connection to the coast since the gold mining era so soldiers and material could be brought into the territory. jim rob still remembers. the early days and white horse. he came to the yukon territory as a road worker and began to paint motifs and people of the north he still has his first portrait. harry came up here harry fic also known as one harry he came up to drive on the alaska highway so the direct connection there and he became one of our most colorful characters he came from monterey ontario and in the

so your kid can enjoy camp this summer. all right that's the latest we're going to ha muchore throughout the hour from some of the other camps. and become a mad scientist, all right. aaron, eunu. back to >> so many options now is the time. >> the spaces fill up fastest. >> thank you molette >>> it'ow 6:18. let's check in with chuck bell talking about thed c weather. i guess you have to have perspective, can be chuck. i just saw >> yes, indeed. international falls, minnesota, typically one of the colder spots in the country, they're 26 below zero this morning. that's not even near the record. not even close to it. so when we start talking about gettinl cold around here next week yb, remember to it keep it in perspective. certainly cold for us. but it's not really going to be an earth shattering levels of chill. 35 degrees now in washington. winds out of the west. averaging 9-mile-per-hour. so there is a hint of a wind chill early this morning. but nothing tooy terri crazy. well there it is. in fact the wind chill is 28ee de

is the hotel conrad with restaurants a spa that clubs some cool shops and conference hall the summer. it is here i didn't retire because many international artists come here and every tourist stops by some point. and going around them in my day conrad also has a casino one of the most important in latin america and the style of las vegas good and more but all kind of tourism has developed around the casino independent of the summer season with many international poker tournaments. this is the thought i invite you to end our tour with a drink at one of the many beach bars at sunset that many people follow that route find joy in the nightlife. why don't they all say goodbye now i hope you've enjoyed it and see when pointer. now it's time to take a stroll along the crew for some gum or grease jelly and molina de clichy one stroll to. bumping into tom hanks or scarlett johansson in berlin bet quite possible to boycott or coffee einstein are only two of the things well known celebrity restaurants but filming there is a no no so i'm trying my luck here and i think a lot. by the way another

we can get a jump start on summer at the city's annual summer resource fair to be held on saturday, february 9, at the county fair building in golden gate park from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., featuring representatives from 150 summer camps, classes, programs, and services for toddlers to teen, including more than 80 rec and park summer camps, but there is a collaboration between the department of children, youth, and family, and the mayor's office where a number of agency service providers come together for a families so it can be a little bit of a one-stop shopping as families begin to think about summer. the fair is also going to feature a kids zone from rec and park, so there'll be some recreation there, the san francisco public library's puck mobile, lots of give aways, and good family fun. it's free, everyone is welcome. no registration necessary, just show up at the county fair building from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on saturday, february 9. okay. we do have some recognition and acknowledgements today. i am really, really thrilled to be able to recognize the team from hunters point family.

by summer a the hottest may day holiday weekend on record. by summer a severe heatwave on record.er way. this is japan temperatures rose above 41,000 yea rs japan temperatures rose above 41,000 years for the first time here. by early august parts of iberia are in the grip of extreme heat. this is portugal with temperatures broke the 46 celsius mark for the bank in the uk that drives start to summer on record terms the land and green to brown. —— back in the uk. the wildfires are some of the worst in living memory on the scale of the devastation is hard to believe. some 28 in goes on to become the uk postgraduate hottest on record. —— summer 2018. early snowfall smothers the hills of southern england at the end of november. when it comes to early snow, morocco takes the prize. these scenes from the end of 0ctober. these scenes from the end of october. the first snow of the season arriving two months ahead of schedule. they make their own wind here at imperial college london and the department of aeronautics will stop they have two wind tunnels that they test regularly. i am joined

the row continued over the summer, with members of the ruling national executive committee being forcedhey had made, and an argument broke out over the party's adopted definition of anti—semitism. they finally accepted both the international holocaust remembrance alliance definition and their examples into the code of conduct, but only after lots of criticism from within the party. there were more casualties. both frank field and john woodcock, who were facing their own challenges, cited the party's approach to anti—semitism as reasons they could no longer support labour. jeremy corbyn hoped to draw a line under the issue with his conference speech. i say this to all the jewish community — this party, this movement — we will always be implacable campaigners against racism and anti—semitism in all its forms. we are your allies. but hang on — we're getting ahead of ourselves. theresa may had to deal with a major incident in march when sergei skripal, a former military officer in russia, and his daughter yulia, were poisoned by novichok in salisbury. either this was a direct act by the rus

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housing social supports and the promotion of interethnic dialogue summers works to get everyone on board to face communal challenges together. gentry's here think that his new ideas have made him something of a celebrity. the town has invested one hundred eighty million euros in public housing projects so far we want to put middle class families also in those social houses and they have to pay a low rent but they have to give something back to us they have to give eight hours a week they have to put in voluntary work in the neighborhoods because it's often a problem but in neighbors like this not so many people have a job they see work is he programs they get a bit of network it brings days. versity. summers has worked hard to fight segregation and promote ethnically diverse neighborhoods where everyone feels welcome and safe. for us. it's really satisfied in mechelen and then absolutely are used to live in the hague in holland but i like living here. the metal is great britain is all of. the interim things are back up the mayor is also responsible for making sure his community is safe b

him, you could be with him at night summer ina him, you could be with him at night summer in a hoteler with you but i think he was just an exceptional talent and it's a really sad situation we are in. schumacher's legacy remains intact, his son will race in 2019. beijing is father's achievements remains the benchmark not just the achievements remains the benchmark notjust the nick achievements remains the benchmark not just the nick that every achievements remains the benchmark notjust the nick that every driver in the sport still to this day as the german reaches this landmark milestone, such as is reserved just for him. notjust anybody. it's lunch on day two of the fourth and final test in sydney — where cheteshwar pujara is still doing what he can to drive india to their first ever test series win in australia. india are 389/5. pujara unbeaten on 181 but australia have managed to get rid of hanuma vihari, he's the only wicket to fall on day two so far, bowled by nathan lyon for a2. australia with a huge amount to do, they have to win this final test to salvage a draw. meanwhile, 1

this summer from builderness fires. well, this risk for this coming summer, it's very real in our state of oregon. julie goes on, in no way is it okay to let the government shut down. don't participate in holding our own country hostage. dr. genevieve grady from sheraton wrote, i'm a licensed clinical scholgist working at the federal prisons in oregon. i'm also a mother with a 5-year-old. i'm required to continue to work without being paid, as a licensed psychologist, i could cultivate outside work with agency permission to supplement my income, however, i'm unable to do this due to having to continue working full time. given that i am a single mother of two small children, i must provide care for my children during all the other hours of the day in order to maintain a roof over my children and my heads, i have to contact my federal student loan company to seek relief. unfortunately, they cannot alter my student loan status any earlier than february 6. i can use my daycare provider so i can continue to work without pay

this summer if he doesn't make it to wimbledon..|j make it to wimbledon. we will see a lot of him, he's not gone yet. i am sure we will. thanks for joining us on sportsday. well, it has been a remarkable career by any standards with murray credited as squeezing as much from his body as was humanly possible as he was faced with three of the greats of the game from any era. joe lynskey‘s here. joe, that effort causes injury and that can be hard to deal with. it can. we will look at some of the journey that andy murray has been on that he has mapped on social media. this probably best encapsulates andy murray's approach off the court, the self—deprecating family man, who's embraced the presence of his mum in the public eye at major tournaments. he said the best way to feel better after a tough day is a cuddle from his mum. well, there's been so much reaction to murray's impending retirement today. before we look at that, we're going to look at how murray has documented this gruelling fitness battle himself on instagram over the last 1

the locals and berlin is up but peculiarly prone to complaining you often hear people yelling for summer when they step out onto the icy streets but winter also has its very own beauty all around northern europe there are plenty of activities and traditions to make the cold season worthwhile. it's freezing cold below zero but you can still feel warm rays of sunshine on your skin winter's often underestimated but in all its glory it can be therapeutic. at least according to barbara schaefer she thinks winter is the nicest season of all the berlin based author has even written a book about her laugh of ice and snow. just invented what makes when to stand out is that the world is thrown into a completely different state spring in autumn or just like a colder or warmer summer but in winter the water freezes and you get a frozen countryside so it's completely different. it's a fascination not everyone can get behind. in big cities like ballin winter can often mean months of grey on grey. winter makes me sad the only way to get through it is to be with friends and you know that make it nicer b

in twenty sixteen summers was honored with the world mayor prize for just not. today making his times in full stop the talk of her drunken he has invited if you join him in the studio in london scandalous town district. however why welcome to the special edition of your own max i'm your host megan lee and co-hosting with me says a is our very special guest world famous for hire for rankin but i thank you so much for having us in your studios here in line this pleasure our well you name it from the rolling stones david boy madonna the queen even miss piggy you've pretty much filmed and photographed them all so i guess it's fair to ask you for my first question what is a day in the life of rincon like oh it's quite long because i'll be very early so when we wake up about. maybe five thirty i get out i check my emails very quickly i then take my dogs for a walk for about an hour in the hall i come by some but by about six to seven a to eat. still about nine thirty and then i'll come and say generally or not go shoot which is very rare i'll do the meetings and then

>> i have my summer vacation from december 26 to december 31. when you're in an election year you get no summer vacation but yesterday mitch mcconnell gave a speech on the floor saying senator should be repaired to work from the summer 26 to december 31 so i'm going to see what i'm going to be doing exciting over christmas. >> what you think if you would like to translate for guests. >> i think that was what they used to call an allen charge, they would give us a charge and say hey, come to a decision. i think we will likely wrap up sometime next week that we have the big issue of order funding and the appropriations, the remaining appropriation bills. >> we are going to go to access to healthcare but news of the day you tweeted after yesterday's chuck and nancy festivities, you said make no mistake, donald trump is cheerleading a shutdown. what you see coming? >> well, he has two bipartisan options on the table before him and he ought to accept one. one is that there is a bipartisan deal in congress between 1 billion and 1,000,000,006 for borde

this past summer, muny suffered systemwide delay during plan two-month closure of the twin peaks tunnel. riders were stuck waiting for buses and trains, many of then so long, they were late. they gave up lyft or uber. when this happens, public trust in the system suffers dearly. today my aim is for the public to learn more about the causes about was dubbed the muny summer melt down and what caused the delays, what lessons were learned. we need to ensure public trust in the system and to do so we need compelling answers. today we'll hear from san francisco mta budget analyst. i hope that today this testimony sheds light on the causes and failures that occurred earlier this year and provide further insight to sfmta and the board of supervisors about how to do better the next time the system is under stress. stress is inevitable and can make us stronger. in times of stress, good communication is critical. i like to invite director riskin to make the presentation. >> i want to thank supervisor brown for calling for this hearing. throughout the presentation i hope we can talk about the hirin

mayor summerize set out to meet that challenge. in stuttgart the capital of bodden ville to back in germany integration and inclusiveness have been a top priority for decades about six hundred thirty thousand people live in chicago for more than one hundred sixty different countries around two hundred seventy thousand people immigrated here that's nearly forty three percent. for the city of stuttgart integration means creating conditions of equality for all residents. with a quite a bit multiculturalism just means there are lots of different cultures and one sort of makes us either diverse but we all belong to stuttgart we ought to play by the same rules for the browns everyone can be themselves we've got to hear that and fight them to. immigration. and integration have been a natural part of life in stuttgart for nearly fifty years it is no mine is preparing an exhibition for the city museum part of it focuses on immigration in the one nine hundred sixty s. a number of turkish guest workers arrived in stuttgart this small statue p