hi second back, pit be be the pri president's kitchen cabinet. the story of african-americans who fed our first families from the washingtons to the obamas to "was published on president's day, 2017. let's welcome our author. [applause] >> he's a friend of mine. all right. good morning. so great to be here at the roosevelt presidential library to talk about this subject. just want to give you a little bit but my background, how i came to write this book on african-american presidential chefs and then i instead modify typical preparationie through different cook is will focus on those would cooked for president roosevelt. so, i was born in raised in denver, colorado, and has you heard i wrote a book on the history of soul food and given where i grew up, that loses street cred on that subject. i have two southern parents. my mom from tennessee and my dad from arkansas so this the feud i grew up eating. whale i was researching has been 0 then hoe history of soul fouad that african-americans who cooked for the president, i stored that away. i was able

the problem is, dad apparently has never stepped in the kitchen so he needs the girls to help them. >if you can read, you can cook. these type of meal delivery services make it so easy. please make us men look good. you can't mess it up, even though i have frequently messed it up. >> dad is lucky to have the girls there because they are the ones guiding him through the kitchen. >> this is not intuitive. >> he can't find his way around the oven. that's when they have to call mom for an emergency. >> he's taking a hit in this video. >> what? >> this whole thing is a surprise for mom. she's convinced they are making chicken nuggets but since they keep calling her back she thinks they're going to burn the kitchen down. >> please make sure dad does not burn down the house. >> he should just order takeout at this point. >> we're not stupid. we can do this. come on. >> it's so quiet in here. >> surprise! >> mom comes home. >> did she come with a fire extinguisher. >> oh, man. >> we made some chicken nuggets. >> who made this? >> and she realized this is all a big surprise because they all co

i said where is your wife and he pointed to the kitchen area. at's when i walked around and located the victim on the kitchen floor. >> oh. okay. right away the deputy knew she had been murdered. >> what did you see. >> the victim. there was blood. blood spatter on walls, ceiling, victim had blood pooling around her head. >> tom. where were you when this all went down? >> playing pool with my buddies. >> tom said he had just come home from a poker game to find kelly dead on the floor. her seven-year-old charlie saying something about a break in. >> i came home and my daughter said there was a robber in the house and she saw him. >> i want you to have a seat. you don't need to see this anymore. >> kids were home. >> kids were home. when i got on scene he had taken them to the neighbor. >> the officer led tom to his patrol car. come on. >> we'll get you a water. take it easy bud. take it easy. come over here tom i just want you to have a seat so we can talk to you. all right. take it easy. you're not in trouble. just sit right down. i'm going to le

original rails, fantastic. >> the original person that brought the cars here did the kitchen area. ou can see the bunks up here, he did a sink and a prep area so that he could make his food. the current owner's son is a builder. so in 2005, they decided to make something a little bit different and fun with this. so they renovated the house. they added the four bedrooms and the four baths. and then they brought this space in to use as kind of a fun space, where everybody could gather at the end of the day. the third boxcar houses the drum set and the little bar, as well as the bathroom. >> let's go take a look in here. >> okay. it's my favorite room. >> oh, yeah. this is the part of the man cave that everybody would enjoy. >> yes. >> look at this, an old bar, red, white, and blue. in 2010, the main five bedroom, five bath house underwent a $1 million renovation and has been used as a bed and breakfast. >> it does have four really unique bedrooms down on the bottom with -- each has its own bathroom, its own patio, and jetted hot tubs. >> you know what's amazing is once you're in here,

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as are the kitchen fittings. the guest bathroom. sink is made of concrete slabs origami like because that is pared down and understated. they'd used to hide all the cows that house make living life in order to have empty spaces spaces free to flow and the true for all the functions so every older stocking is over there plexiglass and gold is a sort of aesthetic. it was fear of course bought on the backside there are. ok. francesco's garage this is a work in progress he's planning a second black box to allow for extensions. the apartment comprises just ninety square meters but that's more than enough for him and his wife. speaks. and i'll be talking to dress so they will leave like a dress so and now is that it really feels like a perfect tailor made dress for the main job. francesco check out early has created a home that's no good and stylish practical and affordable. living in a garage sounds like it would be scruffy but not in this one here in beaumont you know. and if you're passionate about interior design then make sure you ch

overlooks the kitchen. is just a mattress on the floor which is fine by francesca. why you have to sleep in a simple room to meter and seventy high i can clearly sleep here like am in a tent like in a camping something like that. sleeping sleeping and then they make everything else downstairs. you're trying just to hold meetings there's plenty of room. jordan game room is custom made. as are the kitchen fittings. the guest bathroom. sink is made of concrete slabs origami like b.s. that is pared down and understated. they'd used to hide all the cows that house make living life in order to have empty spaces spaces freely to flow and the true for all the functional so every oldest talking is over there plexiglass and gold is a sort of aesthetic. fear of course bought on the backside there are. ok. francesco's garage is a work in progress he's planning a second black box to allow for extensions. the apartment comprises just ninety square meters but that's more than enough for him and his wife. speaks. and i'll be talking to dress so they will leave like a dress so and n

it's a different story when you talk about the kitchens in the airports we were in the internationalerminal you would be surprised how many hoops it took jumping through just to be able to see the inventory process for those knives if you're working in a steakhou steakhouse, which they have at the international terminal of l.a.x., you need to prepare the food >> thank you very much >> my brother's favorite line at security when they ask him, anything sharp with you, he says only my whit there we go. >> still to come on the show -- the morning's top stories and a round up of the global markets and ever send a text you wish cue take back. >> god, so many. >> one texting service may have solved that predicament. details coming up.re you a camp, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. really. we analyzed millions of articles and reports. we can identify threats 50% faster. you can do that? we can do that. then do that. can we do that? we can do that. we're drowning in information. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters?

i will clean the kitchen. [inaudible] she told me she was going to visit her family for a week but she's been gone for almost ten days. [inaudible] had been living with us for four years and she felt pain when she had to felt certain pain when she to do certain chores but she was organized and clean and that made my father happy. she knew how to cook which made my mother happy. she would visit her family with a refugee camp in the west bank and whenever that happened i knew trouble was on the way. mama, it's been only four days since she left. she left on thursday and today is only monday. don't argue with me my mother said. sorry, mama. i'm sure she will come back soon. your father is says i'm responsible for him and he is such a neat freak. i can't handle him, i hate housework, i hate being married. i never did any work at my parents house. we always had help. i will help you, mama, please. i always wondered how my parents ended up with each other. one palestinian, jordanian, the class, rich and very differe

. >> i need to go inside the kitchen and look at the knives outstanding right now. >> in the kitchen the knives are all where they should be a process that takes only a few minutes. >> great all the nooifs th all the knives are accounted for. >> every single restaurant employee is trained about properly keeping track of cutlery. experts say the tsa has done a good job securing aircraft above the wing a process that will certainly continue but it's those insider threats, people that have access to cargo holds or airport terminals that are becoming a bigger and bigger focus. for on the money, i'm morgan brennan. >> chilling stuff. lax's security budget is more than $200 million funded mostly through airport fees up next we're on the money remember these vans, they're making a come back but with a modern twist and changing oil into stereotypes how one woman is looking to shake up the auto repair shop. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data

history, thanks to an impromptu debate with the soviet premier that would forever be known as the "kitchen debate." "for four days now, some of the 20th century's most extraordinary diplomatic maneuvers have been taking place in moscow. vice president richard nixon and soviet premier nikita krushchev have thrown away the rules of polite diplomacy, it would seem, and are engaging in rough-and- tumble impromptu debate." 15 years after the end of world war ii and just a few years before some of the hottestmoments of the coldwar, honest debate was on display in moscow right alongside the newest of american housewares. before his famous television presidential debate with senator john f. kennedy, nixon got to test his chops in front of a camera against the leader of america's greatest rival. in what may be remembered as the strangest contest in political history, nixon traded barbs with soviet premier nikita khrushchev in a debate named for the bizarre venue it took place in -- a model kitchen. "the topics ranged from rockets, communism and capitalism, war and freedom to color television and th

i'm sure it's still hanging in the kitchen. the village. lies on the river in northern germany. started moving to. in the early nineties hundreds and later to me a bible the artist's help lively debates about politics and philosophy. gato and her siblings were afraid to develop themselves painting sculpture and music were part of their everyday lives. loved books and wrote a number of letters to real and imaginary people. the children spend their summers on the river. one of cutoffs best friends at the time was an ee tell it now. there's a lot. this summer seemed endless we went swimming all the time that's how it was we couldn't imagine that it would ever end. how different it all macho and what cattle does mother gave her a book called flight into hell by hand that time a pilot who had flown all the way to australia. catto was obsessed with flying. she dreamed about it all the time. to your dad i used to say that when i got to tell he or the south seas places i've always wanted to visit our charlie become homesick but i don't think that way anymore i want to visit to haiti or

that's all taken care of. >> jimmy: was this the first time you had a bat in the kitchen? bat, yes. but last year we had a robin in the sitting room. it was only natural. batman and robin. >> jimmy: batman and robin, yeah. [ laughter ] [ applause ] you shot the video. did you think that yelling at your dad to catch the bat would help him catch the bat? >> oh, yeah. i thought the bat got frightened of my father's legs, i'd say. [ laughter ] he was trying to get out the window. it wasn't the bat's fault at all. it was my dad standing there in my own soccer shorts that scares him. >> jimmy: derry, is it comforting to know that in a time of emergency your son will be there to not help at all but just film the whole thing? >> that's it. he was petrified of the bat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: maureen, you were scared of the bat, too. you were hiding behind -- were you in the closet? >> she let the bat in. >> jimmy: oh, you're the one that let the bat in. i see. even your dog got in on the action. what is your dog's name? >> basel. >> we have him here. hold on. >> jimmy: oh, bring ba

>> you know that saying, "if it's too hot in the kitchen, get out of the kitchen." t why would anybody want to go into a hot kitchen in the first place? so many moderate republicans are now thinking from a job satisfaction standpoint, from an effectiveness standpoint that they can't operate in that hot kitchen, where they're so polarized, where, you know, they're riled up by the left extremes and the right extremes, and they're stuck in the middle. they know that whatever they do, you know, they're only bringing a bucket of chlorine into an ocean of divisiveness, and it doesn't really matter. that bucket isn't gonna do anything to clean things up. and they're better off doing other things, and that's why, you know, charlie dent is not the last of the mohicans, but there may be two or three other moderates remaining before we start seeing a complete draining of the swamp of not good republicans, but just moderate republicans. whether they're good or bad doesn't -- you know, that's subject of opinion. >> and back in this area, representative john taylor in the state ho

>> reporter: his wife slumped on the kitchen floor, gasping for breath. the dispatcher asked the husband what he was seeing. >> i think my wife is having a stroke. >> reporter: paramedic steve mason and his partner arrived at the ferrante home to find a woman in very bad shape. >> she was lying on her back on the kitchen floor. her eyes were open, and she was unresponsive. >> reporter: an hour after walking home from the medical center where she worked, dr. autumn klein, seen here in hospital surveillance footage, was back as a gravely ill patient in its emergency room. and whatever was happening to her was a medical mystery to the team trying to keep her alive. then they saw the blood. so neon red, so out of their experience. >>> when we come back, autumn is surrounded by some of the best doctors in the country. but no doctor can work miracles. >> to them, this was out of this world. just couldn't make any sense out of it. >> maybe someone else could. >>> dr. autumn klein had been rushed by ambulance to the e.r. of the university of pittsburgh medical cen

wake up at night because you hear a bang and the bed stunts to quaver or during the day you're in the kitchen you hear a noise and everything starts to shake. the house has been or family for six generations now it would take over a million euros to restore it about one hundred thousand houses in the region or suffer damage and nobody wants to buy. and have lost until twenty fifteen the seller was always dry but now water is coming back in sometimes it's those he to forty centimeters deep and everything's covered in mold. there seems to be no solution for the problems beneath the ground and honing in. but yellen just paid to fund a hobby is helping people receive compensation more quickly sometimes he has to call in a power shovel to be able to determine exactly what caused the ground to change there's evidence to be used in court. in some spots like here and a bit farther on the ground water was up this high. and that wrecks the houses especially after the bigger earthquake the earth resettle so much that groundwater is pushed to the surface in some places. yes extraction has been scaled bac

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people were standing in the kitchen. it was an unbelievable moment. finally, i raised my hand. what's the question? you haven't answered the $64,000 question. i said, which party? and you hear this gasp. it gets quiet here. if you don't pick a party, i'm not sure you should stay here. people are here for a conversation and not for a solo performer. he gets really quiet again and he finally says the first time, i think i am going to run as a democrat. he was in readily passionate. it was kind of remarkable. nobody took it seriously initially. even the reporter sent a court reporter. it was not possible he was going to go very far. i think people were curious. nobody would imagine what would happen the next year. i converted this on insulated attic into a living space. i needed a place that was mine. i do appreciate the new hampshire place in politics. i wanted a place where i could invite students to meet with editors and publishers and political leaders and political science professors to talk about the campaigns were happening in the state. at the end of november through 2016,

evan smith, he's a james beard award winning chef and celebrated restaurateur best known outside the kitchen for his regular appearances on chopped, top chef, and other irresistible foodie reality shows. his new collection of mouthwatering multicultural recipes, the red rooster cookbook: the story of food and hustle in harlem has just been published. he's marcus samuelsson, this is overheard. (applause) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? to say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on and let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? think i just got an f from you. (applause) marcus samuelsson, welcome. - thank you so much for having me. i'm super excited to be in this iconic location. - great to be here with you, and i'm so excited about your cookbook. - thank you. - so wonderful. i wonder why a cookbook from this restaurant. you have 11 r

end to what you can put on those. >> those are wonderful. >> you want to really get creative in the kitchen? i love the veggie bullet's ribbon blade because when it looks beautiful, it tastes great. and look at this.

of the unpopular guest at a party i don't think are going to sit quietly in the kitchen i thought at all they're going to be very loud over the next four years that's one thing that we can definitely guarantee from them we're going to hear from them ok we'll hear more analysis about their success so far throughout the day peter many thanks we'll speak to you again next hour. now while anglo-american victory was widely predicted the upset of the election was the right wing alternative of germany party getting more votes than expected they got their first seats in the bundestag now and their success meant a lot of dismay for the people who don't like. i i i i. we can see here people have been rallying across germany against the right wing party protesters shouting anti nationalists slogans outside the very same building but if the leaders were understandably celebrating their success r.t.s. correspondent followed the post-election demonstrations with the out here with i was. in these you know it was already very much. be honest obviously it would mean elsewhere assault you. know what ha

my dad standing on a chair in the middle of the kitchen trying to take this bat on one v one. t the bat. it was a good lad. we look back at it. >> jimmy: were you all surprised at how many people have watched this video so far? >> it's absolutely crazy. >> jimmy: it is. have people been coming to your house? >> and taking photographs. they were trying t give other people who wind up having a bat in their kitchen? >> you can have my father if you want. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your father really was the hero of this. [ applause ] off the subject of the bat, how are things in ireland right now? are you excited about our new president trump over there? >> who's that? >> what's his name? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, we got -- never mind. >> i want to thank you guys. i really hope none of you turns into a vampire after this. but that was a delightful video. if a flying rodent ever invades your home again, please send it to us immediately. okay? we'd love to check in with you. [ applause ] >> i have a -- >> jimmy: what's that? >> jimmy. i have something for you. hold on. my dad is goin

. >> it's called the open kitchen sculpture garden created by colombian artist pedro ospina. >> the maina is to create a space for people to gather and eat. >> the project began two and a half years ago when he cleaned out a row of 7 vacant lots to create a working piece of art. >> i spent most of the time cleaning it the first year. >> it was all full of construction material, it was full of carpets and there was a lot of rubble. >> and as the saying goes, one man's trash, is another man's treasure. >> you're going to see a giant uh two ton cement head. which is really a dumpster. >> the totem poles are all made out of just newspaper. and glue. you find heads like that made out of stone in mexico. >> the inspiration comes from pedro's many trips to south american countries like brazil and his homeland of colombia. >> i've been able to to work down there and see how people are so creative to get by on very little. >> which is why the kitchen runs using only natural resources. >> we don't have any electricity we don't have any water so i have to collect water. >> i'm trying to show people

. >> francis: it's him and his wife in the kitchen with the two daughters. there's nobody else. >> anthony: an unassuming, family-run joint across from the soccer stadium. so, who are the customers, ordinarily? >> francis: he, you know, he doesn't have prices. it's fun because you see very simple people and if you look, sort of, wealthy and elegant you'll get a big check and, if not, you'll get a small check. that's the way it works. ah, this is carlitos! carlitos! >> anthony: how do you do, sir? >> carlito: welcome. >> anthony: thank you. oh! beautiful. i will grab this guy. there are go he sides tango and fútbol, or soccer as we call it. there's beef. porteños, as residents of buenos aires are called, like beef, and meat in general. but, particularly beef. that's fantastic. man, i love this place already. >> francis: yes, i love meat. i eat meat every day. la morcilla. >> anthony: now that's exciting. this is one of my favorite things on earth. >> francis: yeah. >> anthony: love it. now, it's a proud country. i mean, one of the stereotypes is that argentinians are too proud, t

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the. kitchen orchestra in our series town musician. your role in sixty minutes g.w. . surely is from africa and the more your link to it in your stories of discussion. is as easy to our website the debutantes much for joining us on facebook. for. the german election is over and angela merkel remain chancellor this week conflict zone is in berlin and my guest is german politician leads he is a member of the european parliament and the social democrats who have just suffered a stunning defeat now that the votes are counted worse germany headed. annelise well come to conflict zone when the german election is over and your party's candidate martin scholtz didn't manage to convince enough voters that he should to be the next german chancellor he failed miserably yes we feared miserably as a party and. we had a swing which was interesting last january where we very close actually same level up at that time your candidate got one hundred percent from your party i think it was a little bit too optimistic at that time. well it was not a question of to be optimistic about a quest

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unique history behind the building and delicious food coming out of the kitchen in tonight's taste with tori. >> and then it's a festival of light on the park and when you can take a spin for free. kate. >> well it's the last week of summer and it's certainly going to feel like it over the next several days. i'll tell you how warm and steamy it will be and we'll have the latest track updated steamy it will be and we'll have the latest track updated on jose >> a pennsylvania driver shaving his story after nearly killed by a guardrail. that guardrail impaled his car outside pittsburgh. he ran off the road after falling asleep on bay home from work. was not wearing a speed limit and that collision september him flying into the windshiel windshield. while in the air the guardrail slid under him and landed on top of metal. he is bruised and has cuts but is otherwise okay. >> tens of thousands of people are homeless after the devastation caused by hurricane harvey and irma animals displaced by the storms are looking for homes in our area. and ten dog at the camden don't question shelter were

1953, with just $8,000 the aspiring publisher produced the first issue of "playboy" magazine on the kitchen table of his chicago apartment. it featured marilyn monroe. >> i never thought of playboy as a sex magazine. i tried to create a lifestyle magazine for men. >> during the early days of the magazine's success he decided not only promote the fantasy he helped create but live it as well. audiences got a taste of his good life in an early 1960s television show called playboy's tent house. >> having already established himself in chicago. he made the move out west. in the early 1970s when the magazine was selling 7 million copies a month he made his permanent home in the playboy mansion in los angeles. he married play mate of the yr kimberly conrad. he realized he was much happier as a bachelor. >> i am see essentially a romantic, so i think my life revolves and all has, around women. >> he continued to live out the playboy fantasy even in his later years. often seen in his silk pajama as surrounded by women, hosting parties. he returned to television in 2005. in the late 2,000s he began a

the future which, in many ways, look through much like the house of today in the dining table to the kitchen of course over here, the car. yes, i can't in your living room. this is a new concept for renault, as you can see it as a d riverless for renault, as you can see it as a driverless car and the idea is that comes into your house and becomes an integral part of your living room 01’, integral part of your living room or, if you don't want it, it can put itself on the roof or a axis of battery to power your home. the man behind it is the chief designer of renault. good to have you with us. tell me why did you decide to do this? we imagine the future for our customers, for our clients, where ca i’s customers, for our clients, where cars become more autonomous, electric and connected and we wondered what can we do if the future is like that and for the first thing, you could park your car inside because it is clean. second is the car is autonomous it could actually move within the house by itself, park itself you don't need a parking outside your home, you can parking outside your home, you

i loved to spend time with my grandma in the kitchen. loved the eat, get dirty in the kitchen.ts a lot, garbage disposal. >> for your first job, your father took you to maxime's. >> yes. i was 13 years old and a very bad student. french revolution and my father was tire of me to get kd he said what do you want to be? you can -- you can be a cook. i love to eat. he took me there. >> he thought you would hate it. >> yes. i just love it. i love the smell, the song of the kitchen. i love everything in the kitchen. i love it. >> you go from washing dishes to working with some of the best chefs incalifornia? >> yeah. >> very classic french food and i decide to go to california. >> did you know anything about california? >> i didn't know nothing. i wasn't speaking any english. >> you describe yourself as a culinary gypsy. >> yeah, i think so, yeah. i just travel around. i was like a now i'm in l.a. u watched a lot of tv shows. i watched "dallas." i know everything about "dallas." it was pretty amazing. i grew up around food my whole life. two years ago i was a younger chef. i focused

so i was phased out of the kitchen. since 1980i have not made a meal. >> and 37 years.t happened after he died in 2010 by daughter who was responsible for facing me out of the kitchen comes periodically to spend all day cooking. then put the individual dinners in my freezer. you have said to me before but you are considered with respect to women's rights as a marshall for feminism. [applause] anybody who knows about the history of the legal battles believes that. you have been very reticent of that comparison. >> yesterday it is not a apt comparison. sayever i did -- i should we copied their good marshals technique. not asking the court to take a giant step. thurgood marshall would state that say to course separate but equal was not before the house today. he says they are on equal. in this case it was so he could say now we can see the enforced separation never be equal. we took that measuredsay approah of building step-by-step and copying that from him. when thurgood marshall came to a southern town to defend someone he did not know if he would be a light at the end o

but i think about this idea -- i usually talk about the grandmother kitchen table. where did you learn the stories of your family. most of you learned the stories of your family sitting around the kitchen when you are making some form of food. right? those are the stories that get passed on. stories in the household. that is one version of the history. then there is another version in the textbooks and everywhere else. it's important to come back to the kitchen table and ask, were they valuable to the nation? do we preserve those? i also question, what does it mean if i tell the story? for me that becomes important. is it women telling the story, is it men telling the story? if it was a man giving the presentation, when you talk about the women? i have given this 15 or 20 times, and i say you have to start with the women. for me, it's women that were key because it would not have been a massacre if it was not women killed. and it was the devastation of, these were the innocents. right? any other questions? yeah? >> during your research, did you find out if a wife los

financial cost of the to be heartened hitting says in the past few weeks that's right the kitchen is actually bigger than either harvey or irma. but it's it's very rare for two massive storm systems to hit the us mainland within two weeks each other. so the combined impact of those two storms. could lead the most expensive here ever for insurance providers early estimates for urban economic toll revise down to between twenty and forty billion dollars. while harvey which it texas and louisiana could because insurers anywhere from twenty five to thirty five million dollars. meteorology meteorological side accu weather dot com estimates that with business disruption and increased costs of fuel and produce. party irma together could cost two hundred ninety billion dollars as one point five percent of the country's total annual economic output. but it's it's important to remember that it's not just the united states that scrambling to pay for the trail of destruction from those powerful storms. margaret up the french carribean islands of st martin and st barts causing about one point two b

pletely retained in the kitchen if not completely extinguished.” retained in the kitchen if not completelyhave been a life—saver. if the remote situation, that it had escaped through the window, the sprinkles would have stopped it coming back in. the whole situation we have seen over in the torch over in abu dhabi, and the firing australia were the same sort of cladding went up, nobody lost their lives, everybody got out. the reason? the buildings had sprinklers. we have the enquiry into g re nfell sprinklers. we have the enquiry into grenfell starting tomorrow. do you think its terms of reference are wide enough? i think it will be a lost art which unity if it is just kept the high—rise and cladding. the ceiling has open holes through it. when i got through that and had a look, there was nothing above the doors, they were large gaps. the doors, they were large gaps. the doors might as well have not have been there. and you have other problems with double glazing systems where they fall apart in a fire, where they fall apart in a fire, where they fall apart in a fire, where the installatio

pass for the doll to chip away or nail a way rock really and byron made it a three man and gals in the kitchen to be down with your play of the day on the top. that is all for today i'll be back tomorrow with pick over the rest of match day five action here on the bundesliga on d.w. thanks for watching and. it's all happening with. your link to news from africa and the world your link to exception the stories and discussions to new and welcome to the debut suffocating program tonight from for.