the u. k. general lacy nazis fell from a balcony in the very same building. and in 2001 actress sewer house, me known as the cinder runner of egypt in cinema, also found to her death. ah, it generally accepted the dash off mall. one was a highly valued intelligence agent. but what is in dispute is whether he was working for israel for his native egypt, or both. as is the case with any unexplained death in britain, a police investigation and a coroner's court would attempt to find answers their role to draw different sections of law enforcement into the investigation. the tim plenty of dax diamond fees are going to be open. and common law for plenty of person. but if you are, as you had the please walked out of a little note she has, she will most likely use some metropolitan police. and the last one would miss dial one to talk to him out of new scotland yard. in britain, there's a strict police protocol. when arriving at a suspicious incident, it's essential that evidence is preserved clues that may be of value later in the investigation. they tend to seen, t

it is so painful to think about one's husband being thrown over the balcony. so who was ash off my one's enemies might be on july in egypt where it's being claimed, the adoption businessman was spying for israel. ah. and together and not one thing to know are there, if you do, you know, the bidding for in 15 minutes and you told me on hold your head in the car. but i think, lia, falling on when it was for me to go to diamond in my home, when i was to my darling, we got at the lead again to get and get me here to be at least age no, no more. one became exceptionally wealthy through his business dealings in london. he owned a share in chelsea football club and had a business reputation for playing by his own rules. upset lots of dozens of companies all over the place. and lichtenstein and leaders into any deal that even make money from now i've got no direct knowledge of these deals, but i do know of a number of companies that he was involved with. and any one of the live turns mullins career was moved loan. and in many ways distinguished his marriage to the daug

the u. k. general lacy narrative fell from a balcony in the very same building. and in 2001 actor sewer hoss, me known as the cinderella of egypt in cinema, also found to her death. ah, it's generally accepted that i shall small one was a highly valued intelligence agent. but what is in dispute is whether he was working for israel for his native egypt, or both. as is a case with any unexplained death in britain, a police investigation and a coroner's court would attempt to find answers their role to draw different sections of law enforcement into the investigation. the eat him be plenty of decks for letty diamond. feel a need not to bo put him in a common room. plenty of your question, but he could at your t as you had him, the please come out of a little note she has she been with you some metropolitan police and the last one would miss dial one to get him out of new scotland yard in britain there's a strict police protocol when arriving at a suspicious incident. it's essential that evidence is preserved clues that may be of value later in the investigation. the

how did he access the balcony? and how did he come to go over the balcony? in the go with liam. no one can go get this. i will be collecting them. i should have the quantity on the ship almost. there's another question, one which some sources dispute. it's being claimed that i shall, more one was waiting a tell all book. a memoir that is adversaries may have preferred not to see published on the topic of missing evidence. there is also of cause a lot of questions about adopt tomorrow. and having started writing his memoirs and audio tapes accompanying those mom was this would have been the full story of his life and who it worked for babson. it was a 340 and work with 300 pages or something like that. apparently substantial piece of writing that he'd be doing as well as some tapes in which he'd dictated what he'd written. now, nobody actually saw this man was nobody heard the tapes, but apparently they existed. they were on the shelf in his apartment. when the police arrived t cord not seen and went through his belongings, they were missing. so the question arises, what they rem

if you work up that twisted metal that was holding that sign up, you can see the balcony here and the wind pulled away the shutters and pushed open doors not only year, but across the entire 1st quarter across the entire new orleans metro area. windows have been shattered and bone out. if you look up on the balconies here and you can see people along the balconies and some of these areas where the windows have been blown out. it is a just a mess down here. and again, really across the entire region at this point, power one of the most severe problems. there is no power in the metro area of new orleans at this point, more than a 1000000 people without power. and that's because transmission lines 8 of those lines that bring the electricity into the city there in the mississippi river. right now, they've got to be extracted, they've got to be repaired. that's going to be a very difficult task. one that is sure to take quite some time in china. many teachers and education workers have been banned from tutoring students for profit. the government hopes the ban will ease financial pressure

a billionaire businessman and a spying ah, his fall from the fish floor balcony, which spot more questions than answers. and he fallen. did he jump? or was he pushed? dr. my one was the 3rd egyptian living in london to die in this way. in 1973, the egyptian ambassador to the u. k. general lacy nasa, if fell from a balcony in the very same building and in 2001 actress sewer host, me, known as the cinderella of egyptians cinema also found to her death. ah, it generally accepted that i shall small one was a highly valued intelligence agent. but what is in dispute is whether he was working for israel for his native egypt, or both. as is the case with any unexplained death in britain, a police investigation and a coroner's court would attempt to find answers their role to draw different sections of law enforcement into the investigation. you can be plenty of time and need not to bo payment any common rule, plenty of person, but he attested yorkie and she had the i believe was awesome. but i don't know if she has, she must use some metropolitan police. and the last medical one would miss dial on

the evening. we have a beautiful balcony, filled with plants. ght now, it is isolated, in the midst of modernizing. there are social clubs surrounding it. there is a new energy taking over that will have a positive effect. >> asked that lady points out, a building is not an island. can you tell us more about the urban context in paris and how you take it into account? >> it was complex and difficult because there is the periphery. >> the ring road. >> we had to take care about the noise. we wanted to be protected but still able to go on the balcony. step-by-step, building by building, we can improve. there is a precise action. it is about kindness. i think what was interesting that these buildings was the support of this project. it was called metamorphosis. it means you have to start from something. you cannot start from zero. this is very important, this idea of never demolish. we have to start with what already exists. what is really precious is the life of people. we have to give to this life of people the maximum comfort and pleasure. >> thi

people jump off the balcony and have fractures from that. >> reporter: it's the ward, it's a race to keep up the influx of patients. three days ago, this wing was under construction and it was empty. now, there's not an empty bed in the entire ward. they have seen over 100 patients in just the last 48 hours. >> she has a femur fracture here on the right side and another femure fracture on the left side. >> reporter: both of the femures snapped in half, as she tried to escape a crumbling market. hers is one of thousands of stories from hai thtians. >> she was running and hit by debris, there was a man next to her who died, who was crushed by the debris and she said that god blessed her, she is alive. >>> here in the u.s., the recent surge in covid cases is throwing a wrench in the summer travel season. a lot of people who are itching to get away after 18 months of restrictions, have apparently changed their minds. a recent survey found that more than 27% of those responding have postponed a trip and who than half said the delta variant has made them left interested in traveling are ri

how come you know when that it only need got on the balcony. yeah, no. yeah, no, not quite young man. cut it off at madison. c, a y n a one level. now hood catalyst. so my year lana finance go through i was that a little about money laundering person to see different. oh good. this is a good start. well, we have our 3 banks all set up here. maybe something in europe, something in america, something overseas, in the cayman islands, you never know all these banks are complicit in their club piper. so we just have to be mccall. hey, i'm ready to do some serious money laundering. okay, let's see how we did. well, we got, oh, we got a nice luxury watch for max and for safety. oh, beautiful jewelry. and how about automobile again for mag? hey, no. money laundering is highly legal. dokie a cookie spots. the know what to what you love you by the mother cannot walk on by now i know i should know moment a little moan on the sofa, heels on labels like one of them. and it will, that will allow you to go for have an initiation of national with much i should be good o

enjoy watching the balcony. comment on that fusion may tend east go, but i'm going to go to go ahead and john leticia for him. i'm gonna mail, you should all know that or not all or don't know how, how long have you done? i mean, oh no, i don't cannot do trunks disorder and off on the, on the john contact formation. don't want that one. i don't know how each easterling you will not go venture and watch you with us on the goal. ah, the one you are being she said, no, she said it was only a d which you may seem to have thought that she was on $10.00 polio on challenger. so what, what, how much would you keisha too much tv so i didn't know how you create a list of how much the whole final high for me, what are the told me to sherman street or one what kind of shuttle me to ship yourself? why don't you plan with attention or somebody just push it out. and i try to see my home phone juncture, to actually home for that. listen teacher couple young if as soon job getting things out to the church and he him to me the higher it to to you know, with him, the caution will get up the microphone

we're sending people to the balcony, which is fantastic. people are here, signing petitions, pastor mackey of the church gave a fiery speech, the whole room was up and cheering. it's fantastic that people are connecting, but not just listening to the messages, but connecting to each other. >> are there items that you want people to take once they come here, in addition to campaigning for the for the people act and john lewis rights act, what's happening on the ground in arizona that necessitates this rally as being one of the big ones across the nation? >> it's everybody, not just one. you can't just be about phoenix. every city, community, precinct, that's where these votes are being challenged. people can text pledge on to 89799 and join us and be able to get in the fight and do all the different actions we take. it's not just about one issue. this is about all issues. that's why it's so important, it addresses every single issue. >> good to see you. thanks again. congratulations on the turnout today. just to echo what he said, and don't

a man firing one shot off the balcony, it happened at silk creek drive at alum rock. officers came out and negotiate with the suspect. the suspect was eventually taken into custody. we have reached out for more information. >>> in san jose, a pricing discovery after the arrests alleged gang members. here is, french puppies, those pupies are back in their rifle home tonight. >>> the musical "hamilton" will open again in san francisco, if you want to go, you will need to get a shot and mask up. ticketholders will have to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. kids under 12 won't have to show negative test. masks are mandatory and kids under 5 are not allowed in theater. masks are mandatory. we'll be right back. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go

then she was driven to the headquarters of the association, where she spoke from the balcony, addressing the crowd. from there, she proceeded to the capital, arriving to be sworn in, along with the other members of the 65th congress. so this is a little news clip they had of the 65th opening day. you can see the jefferson building down in the background. so that day, the house chambers galleries were packed. suffragists and other curious observers peered over the railing to see rankin enter the room. reporters described the scene. men and women in the galleries pounded hands together and yelled themselves hoarse! members did the same on both sides of the chamber when miss jeanette rankin, the lady from montana entered the hall. one witness, the wife of a congressman, ellis, recorded the proceedings in her journal. she described in great detail, his physical appearance as she walked to her seat escorted by her elderly montana colleague. she wore -- let me go back a couple. she wore a well made, dark blue silk and chiffon suit with open neck and white white crepe color and cuffs. her skirt

we may run into the same issues where say 50 or 100 or more balconies could be placed with a modified design. they may not meet the strict requirements of the code. in effect, they would still require the same code. that might be small fry to you, but in terms of real impact and open space to a future tenant, they would like to have a place where they can step up with the planners. i would just make clear that it may not meet the strict requirements. >> even if some balcony or private open space were provided because of the requirements, they may not count until they need 10,000 or 9,000 ways to fee even though there is additional footage required for the counts, for what counts as standard open space? >> yeah, we would obviously work with them. >> right. and certainly pick the point that even if it's substandard, in terms of the experience, someone could still enjoy the space. i wonder if the project sponsor could speak to that. i'm interested to hear what kind of i guess review the design team went through when looking at these balconies. is this something that was discussed before?

people jump off the balcony and have fractures from that. >> reporter: it's the ward, it's a race tox of patients. three days ago, this wing was under construction and it was empty. now, there's not an empty bed in the entire ward. they have seen over 100 patients in just the last 48 hours. >> she has a femur fracture here on the right side and another femure fracture on the left side. >> reporter: both of the femures snapped in half, as she tried to escape a crumbling market.

and i know he would have done something crazy, he would have gotten down off the balcony, he probablyust know he would have done something silly. yeah, itjust makes me extremely proud to think of all the hard work and all the sacrifice that he put into my diving career, i'd say it's worth it. proud is a word i want to pick up on, because i remember watching you saying how proud you were to stand there with your medal in this competition at the olympic games as a gay man, proud of who you are. you know, ifeel incredibly lucky to be from great britain, being able to stand on that diving board and not feel afraid of any ramifications or even fearfor my life. there are still ten countries at those olympic games where being gay is punishable by death in their countries. so ijust hope that winning an olympic gold medal, winning any olympic medal, or going to the olympics as a gay person, a member of the lgbt community, that any young kids out there that feel like they're never going to achieve anything just because of who they are, they know that with hard work, you can achieve anything, no

manuscript gets tucked into a washington express pocket as he assumes in the second floor of the balcony, there we go look at all the people down below. george washington president of the united states of america we might call a joint session and then a delivery to the address. several people in attendance wrote in response the repressions the several notice there might be sweat or two on the brow and a quiver in the voice and shaking of the hands after this order question. i don't think it ever felt particularly comfortable that is for sure. but he did it and we talked about why but one of the legacies, i think he thought he was absolutely essential to the republican government that power shows itself and speaks itself it let's itself be known this is in the european deal unless it's a french kind of thing or a ritual in the house of commons or something, in any case it stands up with manuscript in hand maybe it shakes a little bit but this is pretty intense moment and it delivers the address, is exposed into seven paragraphs not particularly long but it is very, very pointed one of the

announced that we should take cover i stood up at the back of the gallery on the second level of the balcony i saw the arizona slated to let years and i simply shouted out at the top of my lungs this is because of you and they screened it. >> this is because of you. and they think i was representing four years with angst and anxiety and anger and i saw this coming from a mile away and i think probably millions of americans have felt the same way and at that very moment i recognize the fragility of our democracy. i have great appreciation for the traditions of the congress and the quorum and i do not like to violate it but i do not regret it. it was what i was feeling and it was four years of pent-up anxiety about what was transpiring right in front of our eyes. >> thank you foin

we may run into the same issues where say 50 or 100 or more balconies could be placed with a modified design. they may not meet the strict requirements of the code. in effect, they would still require the same code. that might be small fry to you, but in terms of real impact and open space to a future tenant, they would like to have a place where they can step up with the planners. i would just make clear that it may not meet the strict requirements. >> even if some balcony or private open space were provided because of the requirements, they may not count until they need 10,000 or 9,000 ways to fee even though there is additional footage required for the counts, for what counts as standard open space? >> yeah, we would obviously work with them. >> right. and certainly pick the point that even if it's substandard, in terms of the experience, someone could still enjoy the space. i wonder if the project sponsor could speak to that. i'm interested to hear what kind of i guess review the design team went through when looking at these balconies. is this something that was discussed before?

you may remember george washington took the oath of office outside on the balcony and federal hall in new york for his first inauguration. both the speech and the oath done outside behrendt and james it did at this building. andrew jackson in 1825 as many finally establishes the creation of being outside all the time. congress met in their, the supreme court did not meet here. have your own building on new jersey avenue and south at west or southeast as i pointed out. established a commission process by which will negotiate over the details to destroy property and that meetings took place in the old brick capitol after congress had vacated it then it was taken over and made into a boardinghouse. but other things were done here when thomas jefferson sold his library to the congress. the library was housed here until the center part of the capitol could be built where they could provide for the 6000 books are first exhibited in this building some rooms were used for sculpture studios. i'm particularly we know he worked on the genius of the constitution at the front and center pediment o

again obtained in into my comfortable train as because way for the dryer on the dry run for the color. balcony roll the the color coding made means come and live and be at red l a. b, r common live and be at red. it's a very beautiful town. it's clean. we pride ourselves in cleanliness and our food, and our cold chill morning, who's also in group of people today in from the past, the local government area. so as with the tradition to buy drinks and food and dig through them when i'm going to speak with them. but normally this is the field. the field is meeting the grassroots policies and them taking tons of money from you. i'll beads to, i don't know still much for this to go for the well being for me and you have different groups bringing up one to meet you want to know you all ends up with money. the all good money. very few people and i can count them on one hand. i'm not taking anything for me. i don't know what the the i do know what he's needing my community. people need to get what is rightfully then. there are lots of issues in the back of the peninsula. it's not being ceded through ca

outdoor inauguration you may remember the george washington was a took the oath of office out side in the balcony in new york and federal help for his first inauguration with anyone inside to give his speech. so the first time that both the speech and the oath were done outside was one monroe did that at this building. andrew jackson of 1829 is when they finally established the creation outside all of the time. the congressman in their and the supreme court did not meet here, they have their own billing over on new jersey avenue. and very southeast as i pointed out. but the treaty against the war of 1812 established a commission process by which the u.s. and britain establish the negotiating over the details of the program and reparations for the destroyed property and the meetings took place in the old brick capitol here after congress had vacated it. then it was taken over and made into a boardinghouse. but other things were done here when thomas jefferson sold his library to the congress. the library was housed here until the center part of the capitol had been filled with a provided for about

he takes the oath of office out on the second floor out on the balcony and delivers it looking at all the people down below saying the president of the united states of america and then walks into what we now call joint session and delivers the address. several people were in attendance and wrote their sort of impressions. washington seems several notice that there might have been a bead of sweat or two on the brow and may be a quiver in the boys and shaking in the hands back to the question. i don't think they ever felt particularly comfortable. and that wasn't his zone which is sure, we can talk about why, but one of the legacies why is because i think that he thought it was so essential to the east coast of the republican government that power shows itself andow speaks to its self and let's itself be known that this isn't a european deal french kind of thing or ritual in the house of commons. in any case, he stands up with manuscript in hand, shakes it a little bit but this is a pretty intense moment and delivers the address. it isn't particularly long but it is very, very pointed.

let's mingle safely and if you are invited we will be doing the flag raising on the balcony outside the mayor's office. you're invited to watch it from below. happy transgender history month. [ applause ] >> all right. are we ready! [ applause ] [cheers and applause] >>> yesterday was my birthday and i was out a little later than normal. it was nice to really celebrate a birthday for a change and i celebrated in ashia sf in san francisco where -- oh, my goodness, the performance was amazing. the food was great. the drinks were wonderful, the people were wonderful, but what i most enjoyed about being at asia sf is that they require everyone who comes through the door shows proof of vaccination. and so i felt a little bit safer when i was there last night and today's announcement is really about making sure that people feel a little bit safer in our city, but most importantly, what we're seeing now with this virus is very challenging. and of great concern to me and i know many of you as well. but let's take it back just a little bit. the fact is that we should be proud of san franciscans.