this is the thing with those individual tiles they're. there forty five euros each from the eighteenth century this one costs eighty five euros do you have a guarantee of origin proof that the tiles weren't stolen no but when we buy something we have to provide the police with the name of the vendor it takes twenty one days for everything to be checked only then are we allowed to sell for known the for when they were working so checks are made and that's good oh yes and that's good because i'm saying that if you if only that were the case everyone. is the police know that professional thieves are often commissioned to steal extremely precious antique as religious which are then smuggled out of the country to northern europe and also to canada and the united states can never. let me say the what are these come from that distance you can put out a song. others i was given you're asking a lot of questions. you also asked where your clothes came from. this is the school system where if we allow these valuable works event to be stolen and sold

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we were asked if we could remove or separate the tiles to see what was underneath, but they were glued down with something that was better than gorilla glue. finally, the decision was made we would scrape them all up, survey the floor underneath. the material, the tiles, they were labeled as radio active and asbestos containing tiles, and they were properly disposed off-site. after that, we surveyed the floor, the building, did not find any other anomalies, and tetratech came in and demolished the building, as well. >> supervisor kim: there's a very long line of people behind you. i'm going to ask a special stu case which still exists today as such. >> supervisor cohen: okay. thank you. >> supervisor fewer: just one question. >> supervisor kim: supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer: yes. gentlemen, i have one question. in your opinion, should parcel a be retested? >> supervisor kim: i'm sorry. you'll have to come back up to the microphone. >> supervisor cohen: the answer was absolutely. >> supervisor fewer: first, in your opinion, is parcel a completely safe for people to be living the

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the restoration project includes replacing the tile, resurfacing the pool. this is the pool featured in the lady gaga video -- >> i remember this. >> venus. that's it. >> i can see why. >> you already knew that. >> i did. sorry. i do know about sports. the rays and the a's wrap up the series. so far the rays have won all the games. the game is probably over 3:30, 4:00. walk over, if you have tickets at oracle and watch the warriors play. 60 to 62. watch out for the strong sunshine. the breezes will make it feel cooler and you won't notice your skin burning. temperatures from 60 degrees below average in san francisco to livermore. you're supposed to be 80 today. you'll be about 64. after we get finished here, i'm going to start looking at some of the record cold high temperatures and see if we won't get to some of those today. >>> a cple of pro cropping out on the roads. we had an accident blocking a lanef traffic westbound highway 4 just before 242. you can see the red sensors starting to stack up now as you make your way towards the concord area. expect del

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the tiles down there are still in very good condition given their age.tually hear the circle and district lines rumbling through. and another part of what makes the river fleet so special is that it has shaped the way that some of the roads have run. the paths would run down the side of the river and road is now follow the same route. there are still traces of the river, if you know where to look. where buildings have in constructive around the stream, not over the stream. there are manhole covers where you can peer down and see the river or the sewer as it now is, below. i would imagine that most of the commuters coming out of king's cross station are totally unaware that there is a river flowing in front of them here, although subterranean, of course. here is an example of the river fleet, as it curves around king's cross. it reflects on the architecture here, the hotel to my left is curved as it follows the line of the river. above me here is the holden viaduct, and it is a great reminder that there is still a river flowing underneath. —— holborn. thi

the tiles down there are still in very good condition given their age.en caverns with huge metal doors. there are some narrow little corridors that you have to sort of scoot through. one interesting thing i found was that we were so far down there we could actually hear the circle and district lines rumbling through. and another part of what makes the river fleet so special is that it has shaped the way that some of the roads have run. the paths would run down the side of the river and road is now follow the same route. there are still traces of the river, if you know where to look. where buildings have in constructive around the stream, not over the stream. there are manhole covers where you can peer down and see the river or the sewer as it now is, below. i would imagine that most of the commuters coming out of king's cross station are totally unaware that there is a river flowing in front of them here, although subterranean, of course. here is an example of the river fleet, as it curves around king's cross. it reflects on the architecture here, the ho

so you just go to your phone on their app, push a button and it rings or press the tile and it findsr phone for you >> i like this idea. >> portable battery charges are a necessity these days jackery always wins out for us in particular, this one has n t multiple usb charges it charges phones and ipads. and it can get you, you know, within two hours, a couple of iphone 8 charges >> we talked about this off-camera, but you and i both have the issue of making a cup of cough tffee in the morning ao getting it until it's cold i call it unintentionaled ice coffee this is the ember smart coming up -- smart cup. it keeps your coffee the temperature you want it at for the entire time you're drinking it >> how does it work? >> just awesome technology it's got this right here, it's built into the cup so you use the app to control what temperature you want it at. you can preset it, so if you know you like your tea in the morning to be extra hot and your coffee in the morning to be warm it's great for the on the go >> and finally, all these pictures i take of my kids i have thousands and thousan

sun transmissions for when you choose the tiles are now only mission. export driven company and one of the most successful companies in south africa. of. every year they employ over two thousand people and they all crying at. some defect trees all even running double shifts because they're also busy. because success stories on the defense industry side of. the story began a decade ago when run motown started a joint venture with the state run south african company denounce. in two thousand and eight to. join african denial and germany's run matal defense efficiency and quality. mission was there. the whole. africa's military infrastructure is constantly. scoundrel so its origins. and its practices since then have remained criminal to be in partnership with a company that is a state owned enterprise in south africa means that you are effectively engaging in the corruption that is taking place in the south african state today. we are back in northern germany in a village of three thousand five hundred residents one to loose is the nerve center of business

i degree there were a number offers to and the tiles report wrorted you b prp however, i that you were going to see a lot of members of the senate republic f frchl -- he had one very specific sentence where he said he didn't speak to his father in the course of drafting this statement, which his father had a hand in aboard air force i in response to the "times"' question and didn't want to bother his father but there were questions about phone calls made to a blocked number and donald trump has a blocked number. so certainly the print script of seeing it in vipman that have existed for this year. >> it is. >> that is such a critical question here, whether or not donald trump at that point knew about this meeting, knew because it's pretty significant it would be hard to believe that don jr. didn't mention it to his father because in that meeting and in the e-mail he learned that the government russianaccording to that e-mail. >> it would be remarkable if he hadn't told his father. everybody by -- it's counter inouye it fwrsh nixon's chief of staff had memory problems and couldn't recall

when you can do is rearrange the tiles to suit your desired level of information of an individual businesst to talk a little bit about what is happening here on bloomberg tv. bloomberg surveillance is coming up next. byy're going to be joined the global head of currency strategy over at hsbc. if you want to access the ability to ask mr. bloom some questions, you can do so using the tv function. i have just highlighted down in the left-hand corner with my very poor handwriting. it is an iv function. onto theet directly screen and ask questions to david bloom a little bit later. crack, you an early can do that as well. coming up a little bit later on today, we have bank conversations. monday, we have a lot coming out of paris. we will have an exclusive interview with the bank of france governor. that conversation at 9:00 a.m. london time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: narrowing the spread. the u.s. it yield curve is the flattest since august of 2007. we have recent unexpected innovation, dutch inflation, but an unexpected bond auction. president trump and kim jong-un will be meeting

broke into her apartment one night, came in through the bathroom window, threw her head up against the tile brooke's family didn't know about any of this. the relationship, the alleged violence. it wasn't until after her death that her family finally learned brooke's secret. >> did that just give you chills when you found that -- >> yeah, it was -- >> manila envelope? >> it was horrible. >> reporter: it was brittany who discovered it, as she went about the grim task of cleaning out brooke's apartment. >> and we were kinda getting stuff in order to pack away and send. and so i went in her kitchen. and on top of the refrigerator was a manila folder. >> reporter: brittany opened the folder. it was an order of protection brooke had taken out about a year before her murder against her former boss shawn smoot. and it was page after page of just crazy stuff that he did to her. and i'm just like, "this is horrifying." like, i didn't even know that any of this was happening. >> reporter: the document details a litany of alleged violent outbursts by shawn -- including the time brooke says he broke in

you can move the tiles. show for the entire program is the sbl see chart. go from yourwe can chart to my chart. this is a function that allows suppliers as well as calms -- as well as comps. so if apple had any competitors they would be there at the bottom. what i have done is put the three-month price change so you can see that suppliers over the last three months have been pretty red. the stocks have been poorly from han highto taiwan's -- to taiwan's semiconductor. we should see them did pretty well on today's session. guy: i don't think we saw such a big effect in asia. matt: you are right about that and i can prove it by showing a one-day percentage change here. some green here but han high did not do well. sk hynix was down. a lot of them did poorly, but still the better the may have done over the last three months. guy: europe getting a much bigger affect their later today. matt: i don't have time to bring it up, there is an amazing chart for that the hillary put together showing their cash burn. i num

. >> they're going to be doing the tile work and stuff. e wouldn't have a shower for that day. >> so, shower out of commission, they decided to wake up early, put on their bathing suits and rinse off in the outdoor spa before the contractor arrived at 6:45 a.m. it was june 7th, 2007. chris got up first, turned on the spa to warm it up, then called brianna at her college dorm in san diego. >> here's your wake-up call, babe. get out and go on that run. >> back at the house, courtney dozed through her first wake-up. while chris and cristi made their way outside to the spa. just after 6:30, chris looked in on courtney again. second call. then headed back to the spa. life's last normal moments. 6:37 a.m. >> i got up out of bed. i was putting on my robe. i heard this panicked, panicked scream from my dad yelling for me. i ran down the hallway to the back porch and i saw him just trying to pull out my mom out of the spa. >> emergency. >> it was she who dialled 911 as she and her father struggled to lift her mother out of the spa. >> it was the fir

and he surrounds himself with precious objects like a little high tech object from the tile a little table clock and you can see the beautiful carpet on the table and if you want to see these objects you just have to go next door. where there's a museum of art decorative arts and you can see like take a clock like that in the original or you can go to the. museum for islamic art and you can find these kind of carpets and so it's really pretty unique that you can. make these discoveries within one huge collection and the film is they actually called treasure trove it has its premiere yesterday and isn't german cinema it will open tomorrow and german cinema and to see it on t.v. you have to wait for the expanded version that will be on d w next year i think you'll be worth waiting for the doctor i thank you very much for coming in and telling us about your film and also giving us insight as to what it contains thank you very much. you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin here's a recap of the top stories that we're following for you north korea has threatened to cancel a

one of the ways that we found that really works is to put in pattern tile. along lift stations a -- lift stations and pumps and stop logs and so forth that allow you to control this water and keep it until you -- until the water goes down. you can let it out at the appropriate time. it improves water quality. it'll help us with flooding situations. and our water management districts up there need this authority. they very much use this and it would be a good thing for not only stopping a lot of erosion, it would also improve the water quality substantially in our watershed up there. so i strongly support the amendment and i encourage my colleagues to support it as ell. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from iowa is recognized. mr. king: i yield myself the balance of my time. i want to thank the gentleman from minnesota. they understand water quality issues and the drainage issues at least as well as we do in iowa. working together on this kind of proposal i think will yield a good result and all the way down especially the mississippi river,

representatives on friday there are sources from the white tiles saying or some governmental officials that actually this two hundred billion dollar number is still on the table and i would say it is in general rather unlikely the biggest export item from the u.s. to china last year were aircraft in the value of sixteen billion dollars so from sixteen to two hundred billion dollars that is quiet again china for example would have to buy aircraft in for about six hundred big airplanes to come up with anything close to that number so at this point it does seem rather unlikely all right what we have seen is that concession to drop penalties on so that's not something we talk about every day is this a big deal. it certainly is a big item there's no doubt about it last year china actually imported more than four point seven million tons of sorghum from the a u.s. senator little value of a good one point one billion dollars then when the u.s. actually started steve tariffs on solar panels and washing machines. here from the from china to the u.s. and then the chinese government answered with

up at this hospital so we're very close to the fighting yet is that best said they do it in the fall. be tiled or call it a polish. coffee. away from the hospital the sights and sounds of the frontline are less present. in many ways aden seems like a ghost town. the internationally recognized government prefers to operate from the safety of saudi arabia. under the control of their powerful ally the yemeni authorities are trying to manage what's left of the country. meanwhile people go about their lives as best they can. but my wish were certainly not saying that things are gotten one hundred percent better as long as weapons are easily accessible there will be problems but some effort is being made by the heads of security local authorities ministers they're all trying very hard to improve the situation here so that we can feel safe again but thanks to god even if we're still lacking many things our situation is infinitely better here than elsewhere. tyee says less than two hundred kilometers north of aden. should also close. while bad i strongly believe that it's important for me to see for m

ivanka speaking to steven mnuchin there and huge when benjamin speaks we'll take you there live in the mean tilese in ten seconds ab market is on remarkable rally seen major gains across the board tech is on a remarkable but still have industrial name and building blocks of the economy and looking fantastic up 62 points out the gate. populating board so far most of the dow components are in the green being led by general electric might be bottom fishing there. dupont again chemical name you don't hear about it. caterpillar coming out gate very is strong. take a look at the s&p 500, a broader index doing extraordinarily as well pretty good start right here out of the gate then, of course, there's nasdaq, it is been a jugger not continuing to be up 25 points right here out the gate. joining us now elizabeth macdonald ashley webster jeff, and james freeman, we could actually now see eight session in a row with dow up. i say two days ago we made a turn that i'm jeff might have been near term aflexion point that takes us considerably higher. >> incredibly impressive is level of momentum but what i've

this company has been the cautionary tile. are things suddenly ok? ernment seized control of it for a year. at least a year. and injected around $10 billion of money into it. it is a temporary reprieve. this is not a company -- it is not ok, basically. ubs said its assets were amounted -- amounted to 3.4% of china's gdp luster. whatu look at even earnings we can see from it, in the first nine months of last year, it had a net loss of one billion yuan. something is amiss. they will have to sell assets. that contradiction is there. rishaad: it was amazing, when they were getting involved with the battle there, that it was the emperor's new clothes, i suppose, and maybe that started the alarm bells. you mentioned, -- nisha: in the scheme of things, things ares assets, tiny. when you are talking about this company having 3.4% of china's gdp, we talking about a company with about $150 billion of assets. to solve this issue, you have to sell the other stuff back home in china. they actually own a lot of chinese stocks and bonds are that is where it starts.

running and his running mate will be [inaudible] however, there has been a contention between the two. tile grout might be running intimidating might be his running mate. my favorite one some guy i met on the bus. his running mate is his buddy, carl. [laughter] he was all hands. [applause] kat, kat, what will they do? kat: i think they are screwed. [laughter] look at what they have aligned themselves with in the past week. they defended ms 13, they defended hamas, they do not have a message that everyday americans that resonates with everyday americans. all they do is assessed with hitting jump, hating on everything he does and even if he doesn't do anything wrong like says that violent evil gang members are evil and violent they focus on that rather than coming up with a message which is what they so desperately need. greg: you are right, tyrus, what is that message? tyrus: much ado about nothing. [laughter] greg: you read the cliff notes. [laughter] tyrus: it's obama had the same situation. trump and him they become more similar in terms of dealing with their parties. no one was going to

the walls. several hundred square feet of tiles are missing or broken. water is causing concrete to break away. six areas still need attention within two years. >>reporter: you do not believe it is possible something could've fallen from the ceiling.>> we believe it is possible. but, we would have evidence of that. we would be able to see a place where there is a hole in the ceiling or a broken tile or something like that . we cannot find any thing.>> reporter: what you tell the drivers who have issued these claims?>> we tell them we are investigate and. >>reporter: they suspect it may be pieces of broken guard rail or construction debris. the drivers claims have all been denied.>> we are not going to take the blame for something we do not feel is hours for two reasons -- hours. for two reason -- that isn't ours. for two reasons, one, it is not our fault.>> it shattered the window. i would like my chances in court. this is cost me over $1000. i am not paying for it . >>reporter: he has made it his mission to take on the state in the name of safety.>> eith

they blew up the tile at the nuclear test site. they did a lot of stuff.e pretty serious about having the meeting. >> you are right, they did. they also seem to play some games that they typically do. not showing up to meet with the us team. the president because of the meeting and then they say that they want to meet. >> yes. i think that is right. i think those of us that have met with the north koreans before could have warned you that it is a possibility. i have been at this for 18 years. i certainly have friends and colleagues who have organized meetings with the north koreans over the years. and not showing up is an issue. i hope one of the things that president moon intervening will help. i think it will be helpful if the president can also bring into this process, people have direct experience dealing with the north koreans. i think because we will hit other problems. this will not be smooth sailing. that is the nature of negotiations. part of it is, are we tolerant? can we keep going even though there is a problem? i think it will require expertis

. >> will you be doing anything with the flooring, like putting the appropriate tile required for kitchens? >> i think for now the goal is to do a deep clean both with our structural maintenance yard, our custodial services, as well as volunteers and then i think the plan is that once the rec center is fully renovated then the new kitchen will have proper flooring. >> thank you. >> just reminding also these funds or friends of the park funds, they're not department funds. just to be clear with that. in terms of the sports and recreation equipment my program director surveyed our program, west bay other youth organizations in the neighborhood and asked them what would be helpful to have on hand and then also spoke to recreation staff. so there is a 20-page -- it's a pretty long list from an approved vendor which includes balls, bats, and equipment but also arts supplies scissors. it runs the gamete. we checked in with staff to make sure that what we purchase is not just for the use of the after school programs but will be there and available if a mom with her three kids shows up on a saturd

the tile and -- you have to look like i'm just spent $6000 on london's. [laughter] neil: they know you when you walk in, don't they? >> i get treated like julia roberts in pretty woman when i go to fancy stores for the first time. there's nothing there for you. i ago when then say big mistake. neil: something is very true. companies spent another to be so politically correct that they just lose sense of everything else. >> that's why political correctness is. sometimes you don't want everyone in the world using your bathroom. how much of an open borders policy do you want in this country? if you and the entitlements they come you're not going to create such a mad at. starbucks has made a brand-new magnet for lord knows and they said we don't want to be a public bathroom. too late, howard. that's what you've created. neil: talking about howard schultz, the founder. you think this is going to boomerang? >> i would be my chops because i know the windfall is coming. don't condone a. neil: dunkin' donuts doesn't have that. >> maybe that's the key. do people st

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the land here is first tile and gaza used to have a thriving agriculture industry. but with the sealed borders these farmers can't sell their crops. many children have had to drop out of school to support their families in these fields i saw children as young as five spending backbreaking ten hour days picking carrots. they earned just thirty shekels about five dollars a day. this is al shoka a village overlooked by gardner airport the whole area was destroyed by israeli tanks in august two thousand and six during a military incursion. israel says it has to carry out these incursions to protect. the people here didn't do anything wrong is housing and the family than them were simply in the way. this mother told me she used to have a three bedroom house with two bathrooms a washing machine and a t.v. . now all she has is a few dusty blankets under some plastic sheet. and bulldozers opened. and they came to show they told us to get out i was scared from the sound it explodes i left all the toys were the bulldozers were they broke my toy they are under the house what th