kingston town house.cts, gerard carty. and we have the winner with us now. gerard carty from grafton architects, congratulations. must be a good feeling. it's absolutely astonishing. we're really astounded. we're delighted that we've won this prize, but particularly for the university, because this is something that's so important — that we speak about what university education is aboutand... one of the extraordinary things about this is the client, as much as anything, isn't it? yeah. because they had this strange vision about inviting in the public, getting the library and the dance studios together, trying to create a sort of social hub? hm—hm, exactly. they were looking for a showcase building and what that meant was not that it was a show—off building but a building that revealed what was happening inside the building to the passers—by, to the outside. do you think that this is about changing the way university education might be? because, i mean, a lot of the students, they are not from university b

the town house is meant to be a statement, a public face.ven the university, for the first time, a front door. it is open to the public. these staircases, they are social spaces leading up to the whispering gallery, the library has been mixed in with the dance studios across there. everything servicing a central overriding thought — bringing people together. there is a little bar and cafe over there. it is such an open and bright space. there is so many more studios, meaning the whole curriculum has changed, our timetable, we can have so many more classes going on at the same time. it is lots of space, it is really uplifting when you come in, there is lots of natural light and everybody has a smile on their face when they come in the building. it is very exciting. go for latin. and after a year of learning by zoom, it has made everybody cherish a key part of the university experience. for the last year or so, dance using zoom, does it work? well, it proved that it is possible. it was an experience, but... but being back here, i'm guessing it

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what happened security cameras show heidi planck getting in her range rover with her dog at her town house 17th. her ex-husband said she met him and their 11-year-old son at his football game. he says she left abruptly at halftime then neither her ex nor their son ever saw her again somebody later found her dog on the 28 >>> floor of an apartment building, far away in downtown los angeles. her x says plafrpg had issues with drugs in the past the securities and exchange commission previously investigated and charged her boss for defrauding a native american tribe out of tens of millions of dollars. police have said they found evidence leading them to believe she's dead they say it came from the apartment building where that someone found her dog. now detectives say they're searching a nearby landfill. plafrpg's ex-husband told los angeles magazine, right now everything is speculative. is it a drug deal gone bad was she in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people or is it connected to her job? there is foul play here. i just don't know how foul it is michelle mcphee is here. s

such as always, lobbies, community rooms, playgrounds and parking lots and apartment buildings, town houses people would still be able to smoke in their own units, they say they're addressing the health impact of secondhand smoke. if it is approved, approved, they would work with housing associations about enforcement. >>> now 10 confirmed cases of the omicron variant, according to the state epidemiologist, testing wastewater across the state revealed that a small concentration of the variant was found in the sewage and sacramento and modesto areas but the results are not an indication that the variant is widely circulating.>>> officials are urging everyone eligible to get vaccinated and boosted, as the omicron variant continues to spread, kris jenkins has more on the effectiveness of mixing vaccines. >> reporter: the spread of the omicron variant is intensifying, at least 19 states confirming cases of the new strain, health officials are projecting a could soon overtake delta as the dominant variant, increasing evidence that symptoms from omicron are significantly less severe but doctors s

in private homes town houses were talking.tty restrictive if it goes through, which means they're going to be even fewer places for sarah stinson is following this from the newsroom. hi, sara. >> hi there. yeah, getting more and more restrictive. the pleasanton city council now considering a ban on smoking inside and outside apartment complexes in effort to stop secondhand smoke from affecting people's health. the restrictions would include no smoking in in door and outdoor common areas like hallways, lobbies, community rooms playgrounds or parking lots this would be for town homes condos and apartment buildings with 3 or more attached units. the proposed code would apply to both rentals and owner occupied units. the ban would extend into outdoor private spaces such as decks, patios and balconies where you ken were secondhand smoke can drift and affect others. but the restrictions would not apply to indoor attached homes with separate ventilation systems. similar bans are in place in other tri-city tri valley cities like danvi

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town. her house is completely gone.the pouring rain and my wife went out there and found her in a closet. and we got her back and brought her over on the south side of town that wasn't hit by the tornado. but other than that, i have an aunt. she's all right. but we had nobody -- her house is messed up, but as far as injuries in our family, we had none. >> dawson springs mayor chris smiley, please stay in touch with us and let us know how we can help. we'll continue to send viewers who want to give money to the various charitable organizations. go to cnn.com/impact for more. god bless you, mayor smiley. >> thank you all. >>> this afternoon, the biden administration announced it has opened a federal investigation into the collapse of an amazon warehouse in illinois. at least six people died when a tornado caused that building to partially collapse. polo sandoval is outside of that warehouse in edwardsville, illinois. what do we know about this investigation? and another one being done by the state of illinois. >> jake, re

house as evening. he continues to receive updates from the storm ravaged states and small towns.y secretary and fema administrator to kentucky where they are right now. >> i make it perfectly clear that we are here physically today and but we will be here tomorrow and the days and weeks and months ahead until the recovery is complete. >> i want you to know the nation, your country is praying with you today for your speedy recovery and for all the tragedy that you've endured. >> president biden served and signed an emergency disaster declaration for kentucky that frees up tens of millions of dollars immediately to help with the recovery, the president returned from wilmington, delaware this afternoon i specifically asked him about kentucky on the south lawn and he confirmed he will be visiting soon. the president said yesterday he would visit kentucky, he did not what to be a burden. with the president traveling he brings footprints from security to advance personnel, his answer solidifies he is indeed going to kentucky but we do not know when, waiting to get more details i want t

night and voted out of their houses which are largely destroyed here's what some survivors had to say about that friday night. >> it looks like a giant lawnmower went through town. >> the houses right here. >> it was sad and scary. >> for five houses gone now there's nothing left. >> in the hallway we got down over our dog and we were both praying. >> even though the challenge is massive help is pouring in from all sides they had fema as well as homeland security and the local red cross official told people what is needed immediately. >> the first need is really shelter. people need a safe place to stay. that's what were working on right now. >> we've been watching police go from pile to pile where houses once stood to move the debris to find the remains of missing people. back to you. arthel: thank you harrigan in mayfield kentucky. eric: the storms cut off power to tens of thousands of people across western kentucky as well as other parts of the southeast, utilities and overdrive to restore electricity. as you can see it's a daunting tax with the widespread path of destruction. utility poles toss like toothpicks, thousands of miles of wire drawn across like s

town. the next house of -- health facility is 10 kilometers away in an area where unemployment is a massiveblem. vaccineesitancy remainshe biggest challenge. >> i was very scared the first time. i heard a lot of rumors. people said -- i think for myself. take it. adrian: what other rumors are people saying? >> they said you will get sick or in a few years, you will die. >> there are a lot of people skeptical about getting vaccination, [indiscernible] i need to do it for my family and myself. if i do it, who knows? maybe the others will follow. adrian: south africa was hit hard by the second and third wave in particular and is now preparing for a fourth wave of infections. we are currently seeing a massive increase in infections by the omicron variant, dominant south africa. do you believe the fourth wave will be worse than what we have seen previously and are the hospitals ready to cope with the possible increase in admissions? >> normally people need hospitalization after a week or so so we do not know. we have not seen much increase from our side in the west. there has been zero death but

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town. >> the house was right here. all of this was the house. >> it was a sad and scary. >> the house is gone. nothing left in the neighborhood. >> down here in the hallway, we got down over our dog and we were both praying. arthel: this is a fox news live it. arthel neville. eric: we will thank you for joining us on this sunday. i'm eric shawn. there are prayers across the country on this sunday for those in the southeast who have suffered devastation. 37 separate tornadoes hitting cutting the historic path of destruction that continued for an agonizing three hours and right now, we have team fox news coverage on the latest. robert ray in dawson springs kentucky. first, let's go to stephen the hard-hit at the center of the storm in mayfield, kentucky, which is the side of the tragedy at the candle factory. all those folks working overtime for the holidays. steve? reporter: that could be really ground zero for the death toll of a 40 people escaped, 110 were in the building at the time so there are 70 people they aren't

town. the command center is set up just right above my house.uses. go by the apartments that were involved one by one to try ensure that if there's anybody there, they can get help. so it's been very well orchestrated and very well organized. i was actually in line to try to get back to my home and a lady pulled up behind me and gave me ten pizzas and asked if i would drop them off at the command center. i know people are willing to help and they're praying. that's what we need most right now is prayers for people to heal. >> there's no question about that. you certainly have my prayers for you and the whole community. what went through your mind when you first -- when daylight hit and you first looked around and saw what had transpired the night prior? >> it's almost hard to believe when you see it. you see it on tv in other towns and places, but i've not ever seen that in my hometown. it's just amazing the devastation that i saw when i went down highway 109 going from my house in toward town. just the devastation. i mean it's unreal how powerf

we're standing on a slab where this is actually one of the town's fire house is not much left. the debris ball you see over here is what's left of the structure. one their fire trucks only put into service days ago. now a complete loss as there's just tons of rubble around. but they're trying to recover whatever items they can find some of the firefighters here earlier, we're looking up for some of the equipment theylwere able to recover little pieces like this. but unfortunately they weren't even able to help many of their own during this unfortunate event here in mayfield. i'm meteorologists gerard jebaily for news nation. back to you. gerard, thank you. meanwhile, khalil the california office of emergency management is deploying specialized urban search and rescue teams to kentucky. >> meanwhile, in arkansas, as many as 2 people are dead. 5 others were hurt after a nursing home in northeastern arkansas also hit by a twister overnight. more than 2 dozen people were trapped inside after being rescued survivors were taken to a nearby church to be reunited with family members we

they ran towns substandard housing to tenants who are already in dire straits. my tara is one of kenya's biggest slums. landlords such as peter chica, offer the cheapest possible housing with no kitchen or running water and collect rent with violence if need be. they taken a lot of money and have the reputation for exploiting kenya's poorest got on. well, i've got 30 houses here and matter that i've been building them since i came here and i want to expand. my big goal is to have 40 houses. it's good to be a landlord when you're getting money from all these households. you can make a lot and expand faster than the income lets you build a lot of new houses, the dell id or your business. but the housing market is not regulated here. tenants have to pay whatever the landlord demands. people share living space to make it affordable. an average $2.00 people live in a one room shack which costs the equivalent of $30.00 euros a month. peter check a usually collects the rent himself on camera, he makes an effort to be friendly. m. hi, how are you? you got something for

town of mayfield in kentucky. we were driving into mayfield. it's really extraordinary when you see houses standing and then suddenly you find yourself in the leveled zone of the town. you can see these houses completely destroyed. i'm surrounded by this in this neighborhood. and of course there is that candle factory which we just heard about. and patty's report where the search and rescue effort continues. but now we are approaching our 24 since the storm hit that happened friday night here in kentucky. and since then, with each taking our, the likelihood of pulling out more survivors has diminished. some 40 people were told were, were rescued or left that factory. but there's still an untold missing who remain trapped underneath that debris and kentucky's governor after touring the site earlier today, was devastated, saying that the likelihood of pulling more survivors out from under that rebel the widespread factor of this destruction. the storm cutting a path of some 300 kilometers across the us. so even as you're driving across state 5 states and total effected by this, we know of at

town today. we are working to win the house back. but anybody who starts trying to measure the drapes or figure out where they're going to put the trophy usually does not get it because they are not focused on the right and. -- things. >> we are working to earn authority from the american people. the past election, democrats are losing the support of the american people, including the overwhelming wins by republican candidates. and it has been an honor to work with presented carthy and scully's cap -- representative mccarthy and scalise. >> d believe that the continents --do you believe that the comment by representative boebert artwork -- were wrong? >> she has apologized. i don't know if i have seen democrats apologized for their statements. lauren has apologized for what she said. the democrats don't even as their own members to apologize for things that were said, let alone go after the their members. they wanted to be a one-sided thing, and i think that hypocrisy is showing. let them call out what they see wrong as we do. but wh

oh, the small american congregation moved into a house in the old town in the muslim quarter. they had no desire to be missionaries. they were waiting for the fulfillment of the biblical prophecy. the 2nd coming of christ, ah, is bedford's milligan. i again as this backwards formed their very own private and personal sex and were convinced that the messiah would come the following year at easter, to austin. they went up the mount of olives every sunday in case christ had arrived on the mount of olives. and i think some of the community were quite prepared to accidentally run into jesus christ on the street in the $330.00 might just be walking around and the old city and clare reflect each other. oh, my gosh, i have to say, i find it difficult to describe anna's buffer to show me melody. there's something i really like about her k o been, but many people were afraid of her much. i'm out of the day. she was a strong woman to be love and it will show the way the american colony developed had a lot to do with her on a leaky low. you'd say i'd say her religious ideas slowly took ho

only the briefest glimpse of where i used to leave before the lady changes her mind after our house was bon town, my parents were left with nothing, no compensation, no apology was still, the government simply give the land to some one else, living us destitute. they know that they're not the original owner of the london not belong to them from the beginning, but maybe they bought it from the puzzle. who got it off the we were ejected out, but still, you know, they know the circumstances with which they got this land. so it's painful and say when they experience of losing everything you have on such a young, it is hard to explain it as in part shaped jolla. maybe it's what pushes me to report on other places destroyed by conflict. we spent several years living in rented accommodations until my father had saved enough to buy another plot of land. it's been hard being in town without coming straight to see her as i usually would said that my father never went to school but spent his whole life walking as a house builder to ensure that my sister, my brother and i got the opportunities he never had

and julian wolf is outside desmond to to his house in cape town. hello there, julian. what more can you tell us about the significance of that area? well, the significance about this house right here is that it represents exactly what desmond tutu fought against. and that is segregation between blacks and whites. this is an area that during the apartheid era, it was a segregated area, only white for allowed to live here. he has lived here for many decades after he stepped down after he retired from being archbishop. and he has lived here for many decades. what we've seen here today, our family members loved ones and faith leaders step inside, offer their moral support more and together with the family. and also make preparation in the week ahead of how they themselves, as a family will commemorate his life and legacy, but also the rest of south africa and the world. and you've been speaking directly with some of tutors, family members, what have they said? that's correct. i spoke with the daughter all dozen to turn on toby. and i us or what it is that doesn't to, to ins

a large red wood tree up rooted and crushed the house around 3:00 sunday afternoon in the town of forest bell. the homeowner was working outside of the house when it came down. she's not hurt but can't find her indoor cat. the second story is destroyed and the house red tagged. in mill valley pge says downed power lines landed on highway 101 after 6:00. chp shut down the freeway for roughly 45 minutes. >> all the freeway lanes were closed. it was really hectic. >> reporter: it knocked out power to about 2500 customers forcing gas stations, retail stores, restaurants to shut down. >> i had a bunch of orders that were for take out. i had a handful of tables in here in the middle of getting their food. the power went out. >> reporter: the outage came at the worst possible time, 6:00 because of the dinner rush. >> we pretty much lost the day. >> reporter: he apologized to customers and sent everybody home. >> 4 to a grand. considering these times, every penny counts. >> reporter: for others, it was an inconvenience. >> dad was watching tv. the power went out. i am supposed to be working on a

. >> around town here, there's houses. looks like they were blown up. i mean, you don't -- if you don't know that that was his lot, you wouldn't know it. >> as we show you drone video, you get a picture for how the destruction goes on further than the eye can see with this unique tornado. the governor says the death toll is 74 with 108 or so missing. one of the things that we saw with the candle factory, people are not just missing as they're out of town. cell towers and land lines are down. people worry about their immediate problems as opposed to getting in touch with others. so hopefully the amount of people missing, hopefully they're unaccounted for. one of the things i have to tell you, i covered a lot of tornadoes, i covered an f-5 in joplin that parked itself for a long time. i've never seen anything like this one. generally a tornado will bounce along. you can see the beginning and the end of the destruction. here we had one that went to the southwest of here and got a foot hold on the ground and drove to-227 miles cutting a path of destruction.

there's our home town and just noticing everybody's well there was we're shaking house collapsing against you can see where the whole house is buckled the well back sighted at houses off the total devastation for our town. most far historic buildings are now gone with with, with this is likely to be one of the largest familiar operational history. that is us as highlight to the shop rift, to between republicans and democrats, who some politicians similarly trying to take advantage of the tragedy. nike arrows got more on that side of it. and cya, towns were destroyed as some 30 powerful tornadoes, ravaged across thick that us dates the worst affected can saki and needs help support and relief aid. and so it turns to the governments on fellow americans. but politics is politics, and it seems not even a monumental disaster like this one can bridge america's political divide. and some believe it's a perfect opportunity to show that you reap what you sow. when hurricane harvey hit in 2017, the 17 senators who voted against a bill to provide billions of dollars in relief. we're all republicans

house is off. total devastation for our town. most of our historic buildings are now gone with with, with one of the largest from new operational history. while the deadly tornadoes have been wreaking havoc across the central and sell the u. s. the disasters highlighted a shot rift between republicans and democrats, with some politicians seemingly trying to take advantage of the tragedy. nicky air and has more on that hi of towns were destroyed as some 30 powerful tornadoes, ravaged across 6 us dates the worst effected can saki and needs help support and relief aid. and so it turns to the government and fellow americans. but politics is politics, and it seems not even a monumental disaster, like this one can bridge america's political divide. and some believe it's a perfect opportunity to show that you reap what you sow. when hurricane hobby hit in 2017, the 17 senators. he's voted against the bill to provide billions of dollars in relief. we're all republicans among them. kentucky. the senator runs poll once again, thousands of

kentucky governor, andy beshear, says thousands of homes have been damaged and towns decimated. the white house is president biden plans to travel to kentucky to survey the damage. flight attendants in the united states say alcohol is fueling an increase in in-flight violence by passengers. they are calling on airports to limit travelers access to drinks before flights. those comments may help to further limit the to-go alcohol sales at airports. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. matt: it is 1 p.m. in new york, 7:00 p.m. in the berlin, 2 a.m. in hong kong. i'm matt miller. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. we will speak to the ceo of harley davidson as shares surge, the motorcycle maker announced its electric motorcycle division, livewire, will combined with a spac to become a publicly traded company. it was a record year for dealmaking, but how long can the m&a bonanza continue? we will ask a cofounder of a boutique inve

you me, ends up this class because have already helped to house 42 families displaced by conflict in the town of guar pie recycling 120 tons of plastic in the process. tell me a little bit about the magnitude of impact that this project can have if we use just to present their waste blasting the war. we can change the life of 1000000 of people. we can finish their house insurance because you look in america in just 10 years. that's an enormous number and a huge impact. we have to start, we have to start my step ah, in what additive sustainable building materials are being developed globally. bamboo is being treated and use for construction in countries including ethiopia, indonesia, and here in the poll with many strains, 10 times stronger than steel, and a rapid growth cycle to my case. number is one of most eco friendly building materials on the planet. in the middle east to engineering graduates and gaza have created an environmentally friendly break called green cake. this uses coal and wood i. she's a filler. instead of sand making use of waste that would otherwise be buried in the groun

environmental change called concept of glass because he has brought me to an informal housing settlement on the outskirts of town to show me 1st hand the problems faced here and across latin america, we'll get one will be lucky geisha fall. okay? oregon where, where is plastic or yahoo dot com. but those channels are kinda those onions, 75 percent of glass sticking packaging is single use. when you see all of this plastic on the ground, you see potential yes, a lot of potential. we can transform all of these plastic in order for oscars enterprise to succeed though he's going to need a lot of plastic. wholesale, informal recycling has been a long standing trade in columbia with 40000 trucks on the street. the both are collecting conventional, useful ways to scrap last fall. so we're in a bodega right now where the recycle is come to bring their plastics and other recyclable products. and they weigh them here so that they can then be paid. ready for looking for paulina. he's the lead recycler, he's organize all of the recycling in this area. over recent years, government support has allowed people like paulina the

the little back side of this house is off total devastation for all town. most of our historic buildings are now golf with one of the largest tornado outbreaks in our history. entire towns were destroyed as some 30 powerful tornadoes, ravaged across 6 us states. the worst affected can saki, and needs help support and relief aid. and so it turns to the government and fellow americans. but politics is politics. and it seems not even a monumental disaster, like this one can bridge america's political divide. and some believe it's a perfect opportunity to show that you reap what you sow. when hurricane harvey's hit in 2017, the 17 senators who voted against a bill to provide billions of dollars in relief. well, all republicans among them, kentucky's sen, round pole. once again, thousands are suffering, but there is no time like the present for political punches. we should do what we can to help our kentucky neighbors, good wisdom for hurting, but do not for one second. so that round pole has voted against helping most americans, most times. very neat. we know,

so museum, which just happens to be housed in the town halls. largest room equates the animal so that she them up early. so this is the chima paddy. so museum. yeah. the film is still importantly, was the last a win win. so locating our vaccination center here was common sense about also about a sense of community that's the only and since all the buttons and so against a backdrop of movie posters. 3 major vaccination campaigns were held here for the met a well functioning vaccination campaign is about more than numbers. oh gee ill, but sheila, elizabeth and these times vaccination means freedom. you're provided to us by the government. he let you know, but it's about freedom for every way media, and i'm sorry that vaccination opponents don't understand that there is also a lot of democracy and the lack seems, kiddo each latino shale of them will. garcia. ha, and there's a lot of hope to the infection right here has being close to 0 thanks to the measures taken, which is important also, because as in much of rule, cecily, and above average number of elderly people live in palazzo adri

in other parts of bremen, houses still stand, but are demolished inside. joe gish lives in town. is okay, but -- >> your brother and his wife live in this house? >> yes. >> they had a premature baby and they were at the hospital? >> yes. >> you must have been so eternally grateful they weren't here? >> but after about an hour of just being through this, i hit the ground and passed out. i just -- you know, it was just too much. >> reporter: pro-found emotional turmoil is something everyone we talked to is going through here, because of how tight knit this community is. age ranges has been from five months-old to folks in their 70s. >> reporter: how quickly all this damage occurred is absolutely stunning. when people suffer this kind of damage during a hurricane, it typically takes hours of winds and rain. but the people who experienced this say it all happened within one or two minutes. the shock that this happened to bremen will eventually go away. but the sadness and grief will be part of the fabric of this community for generations. >> i saw a facebook post earlier. someone was