have one thing in common they float on special concrete rafts fastened on to pillar is the swimming foundation needs to be able to carry several 100 tons a misstep will be balanced precisely here at home if it is one of the project architects because up front you have to calculate every thing that you put on the boat how heavy it will be because if you put in too much. weight it will be too low and then the water starts to come in so that's why we make a lot of calculations but front how heavy the boat will be. 20 different architects were involved in the project the houses were built on land and then brought to the dock by boat sustainability it's very important to be inhabitants means clean ship . wanted to achieve is to show that you can live on water with very sustainable houses and in a sustainable way in the sense that we as a community so we had 30 high levels of what we wanted to show to the island to the world actually. sustainable and eco friendly materials were used to the house this the façade of pedal reich's time his native cool we had lots of discussions with a whole group and w

the usa swimming foundation, saving lives and building champions.oing to do even more and more intensely what was doing in 2016, is that correct? >> absolutely. that's my belief. are you monitoring them now. >> no. are you going to start monitoring them again soon. >> i hope to. as you do this do you make public wayfinding as best you can. >> correct. >> because i'm concerned if you're not monitoring, nobody's monitoring. you may have unique skills to monitor them where others do not have those kinds of skills. is it a little surprising to you being a liberal and supporting hillary that you receive the kind of reception you pad from the media and other liberal democrat party friendly outlets? >> surprisingly it's not quite the word. >> upsetting, my head is spinning, that kind of thing sumac have you been personally attacked. >> i've had a spo spotless reputation as a scientist and scholar for almost 40 years. my work meets the highest standards of scientific activity, always. >> here's your notes, it spells out, you're more transparent than google,

the usa swimming foundation, saving lives and building champions. ♪ ♪ >> you're -- to give you a sensed's not to score diversity. >> david coleman explaining his decision to drop a controversial plan to end a diversity plan on the is s.a.t., the score would have taken into account such factors as the crime rate and housing values in a student's neighborhood, parents' median income and education and the free lunch rate at the high school they attend. critics have ingreecingly attacked -- ingreecingly attacked the s.a.t. with a growing number of schools going test optional in recent years. we're back with jason reilly, allysia finley and kate bachelor to dell. so, jason, was the s.a.t. a decision a good one? >> yes, i think it was, paul. the average white s.a.t. score in this country is about 170 points higher than the average black s.a.t. test score. and this was initially an effort to do manager about that. -- something about that. adversity was basically a proxy for race. this was a back door attempt at racial preferences, i think -- paul: isn't the test biased against african-america

foundation. day two of the para world swimming championships is just about to get under way in london.metres freestyle world record to lead home a gb clean sweep of the podium. thomas hamer and jordan catchpole took silver and bronze respectively. that was actually a good race. i could have done a lot more in that first 50. always have a lot to give on the last 50. it is a massive improvement. it means a lot to me. obviously i have been doing this since i was a kid. obviously some positives going into, especially, tokyo next year. alice tai won gold in the s8100m freestyle while tully kearney beat team—mate suzanna hext to finish first in the s550m freestyle. now staying on the aquatic theme, have a look at this video of tyson fury in las vegas ahead of his fight in the city the heavyweight takes on otto wallin on saturday night but here he is doing his best tom daley impression at his base for the week. coming up today we'll be hearing from the england camp ahead of the fifth and final ashes test which starts at the oval on thursday. you'll be able to hear what they have to say in spo

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foundations of faith and principles into secularism. the further into secularism you go, the further from the word of god you go. when you are away from god, they are swimming in an oaks of their own ego. their secular humanist concepts. it will produce nothing but heartache and chaos. the real principles of society, the real principles of this nation nation are still in the word of god. mark: wasn't the american founding based on judeo krichtian beliefs and values? it's rarely taught in our government and public schools these days. >> america was founds when our pilgrims landed. they made a covenant with god that this nation would be a nation that served the lord. and our founding fathers when they put the constitution together remembered the principles of the word of god. our nation today is getting away from anything that looks like righteousness, righteousness means to be living according to the dictates of god. not according to my opinion or someone else's opinion. but according to what the word of god says is right. those principles began with the ten commandments, and those commandments are the foundational stones of morality. and our country is goin

foundation in her name. alice tai and tully kearney are both on course to win a second gold medal in two days at the world para swimmingitish swimmer megan richter has also qualified. and keaney won her heat to qualify for tonight's final in the women's 200 metres. suzanna hext is also in the final afterfinishing 3rd in the heat. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will be back after 12pm. that's bbc.co.uk/sport there are growing concerns that people are becoming dependent on prescription drugs, according to public health england. it found that in the past year, one in four adults in england have been prescribed drugs which could be addictive. here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. medicines that can relieve pain or help with sleep play a vital role in the lives of millions of people, but concern is growing about how many of these potentially addictive drugs are being prescribed, and for how long. public health england looked at five commonly prescribed types of medicine, including powerful painkillers, sleeping pills and antidepressants. a quarter

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foundation. those are teaching your kids how to responsibly look at firearms. it doesn't mean they have to shoot them. it's just like a swimming pool. you teach your kids how to swim. you don't want them to go across a body of water at some point in their life and not know how to live. we want -- we're with you. we want you to be with us. >> thank you. >> chief brackney, you said something earlier that gave me pause. when you said any weapon that can be used -- misused to hunt a person should be banned. that applies to all weapons. is it your contention that all weapons should be banned and that -- >> time of the gentleman has expired. the witness may answer the question. >> thank you. i think there's opportunities for quite a few of us to amend our statements, senator. yes, weapons that are misused should be considered. we're looking at percentages of individuals that are injured based on weapons. the fact we're willing to boil it down to simple numbers when it's actual lives and to say it's a percentage of or a consideration of a percentage of. we actually should be ashamed we're willing to sacrifice the lives of individuals