, unregulated. >> you did say unregulated and i understand why you feel this way because it certainlydoes feel that way. you know, i would also encourage my colleagues if you can get pg&e at the table the way that i have been able to and to sit down with the city departments and to go over every project in your district, it's also illuminating. i can't say that it's any less frustrating, but having them in the room and having to respond in detail, you know, and to give, you know, try to give explanation to the delays or the ridiculous requirements, puts them on the spot in a different way. so i would recommend that you do that with projects in your district. but i finally just want to end by just saying, you know, again, i'm so disappointing that pg&e didn't show up today. i don't think that it's too much to ask to come to a hearing and to respond to these critical projects in our city that they are directly impacting. and their last-minute excuse they're not coming because there's ongoing litigation is absurd, we're not asking them to respond to a complaint in this forum, we're askin

this is an opportunity to move these events from an unregulated space into a regulated space. we emphasize collaborative relationships with city departments. that's something that we've done previously. for example, for temporary permit holders, the san francisco police department reviews city plans. in coming up with the consumption regulations for cannabis retailers, it's a process that we work with the department of public health doing that. so it's something we planning on working with various agencies. our regulation is posted for public comment. if you go to the office of cannabis website, there are a list of regulations you can see. you can add your e-mail to a distribution list aour website in which information would be shared. we plan to work closely with city departments around this issue and also if there's strong desire from the public. we would be willing to have a public convening for people to share their opinions, and i'd be happy to answer any additional questions that you might have. >> supervisor mandelman: if there aren't, i do have one more. >> chair fewer

it's a new but — at the moment — unregulated technology.ear southampton is the human implant company, bioteq. its director, stephen northam, claims they have implanted around 150 microchips already. and demand is still growing. more and more people want this technology and it probably will be, your passport, your credit card, your keys, in a chip in your hand, commonplace for everyone. that's the chip. one of the first companies in the uk offering microchips to staff is the 90—year—old local newspaper, the lymington times. 0wner eddie curry is going all bionic man, but reception in his office has been mixed. what are the sort of concerns that you're hearing? i think maybe big brother or having something medical done to them. i think some people are worried that we will know where they are. but it is entirely passive, there's no gps in them. so far eddie has had six people say they are up for the implant. a very interesting concept, i think i would like to let a few people try it out first before they put one in me. itjust seems a bit pointl

and the idea being that the permit would actually help reduce this unregulated activity or eliminates. fees range -- it. fees range from 1500, depending on the attendance. there's a lot of support from the supervisors. we have mandelman, brown, haney, walton, stefani, and fewer all sponsoring this legislation. so that's a major development that could have major cultural and development impacts on events in the city as well as the industry. so the other couple of items i have are pretty brief. as you know, i am now the project manager and maintainer for the citywide master calendar and events, so i've been doing these orientation meetings with stakeholders departments, and i've been getting some great responses and engagement. rec and park is now sending me a weekly full calendar of events for me to cull from and add to the calendar. i'm getting periodic updates from the port and m.t.a. police, i'm working with them. they sent me an annual calendar of known events. a lot of the ones that i'm missing with, like, the first amendment events, and then i'm working with police districts to

and caused by two main factors the construction of upstream dams in laos cambodia and china and unregulated sand mining fueled by an insatiable regional demand for the construction resource both are draining the river of sediment that's needed to keep currents in check without sediment riverbeds become deeper and currents become stronger currents that eat away at the banks of the me kong. authorities say their options are limited especially when it comes to damming in other countries. we cannot stop upstream countries from building those dams we can only try to cooperate with them to minimize the negative effect on us. brought it's a very difficult matter to solve internationally. or we can do is work locally here in the mekong delta. we also will have to save ourselves. one way to do that is to relocate but many people here are hesitant to move away from their source of livelihood their ancestors have lived here for millennia and at least for now they'll stay. crampon deed says joins us from thailand but she's a conservationist with international rivers and is campaigning to save the mekon

meanwhile, on the senate side, there is legislation to shut down unregulated child detention facilities. joining me now is the democratic senator from oregon. senator, thank you for being here. let's start with what we naerd this hearing. it was pretty stunning if is really the condemnation from the officials affected with carrying out this policy. >> yes, they're basically confirming that prior to june there may have been thousands of children separated from their parents. but when they were transferred over to the office of refugee resettlement, they were labored as unaccompanied minors. >> they were not thinking about the welfare of the children, ripping them away from their parents with traumatic consequenc consequences. >> and this legislation that you are proposing, walk me through it, and why is it that you think, or rather, identify the problem that you're trying to address here. >> yes, we have an administration that has done several things, there is prison camps for migrant children. this was 15,000 migrant children in these camps. two are in government property, they're unreg

often from poor communities who are unable to afford liquor from licensed shops and buy it from unregulated suppliers who used toxic chemicals and even pesticides to save costs priyanka took the zero. a tile position party has bowed to pressure from the king to reverse its nomination of his sister the prime minister in a palace statement came along calling described princess. office as inappropriate and unconstitutional a time rocks a chop party wants had to run against the prime minister for my army general who led and military than two thousand and fourteen scott high has more now from bangkok the princess and her party on saturday making statements about what has transpired over friday and in to saturday particularly what happened late friday night with that king's statement saying that was unconstitutional for her to be on the ballot for prime minister now she said in an instagram posting she thanked her supporters and sent a message of love her party said that they have disbanded all campaigning for the time being they said that they will abide by the king statements on friday night no

are often from poor communities who are unable to afford liquor from licensed shops and buy from unregulated suppliers who use toxic chemicals and even pesticides to save costs priyanka took the zero. in chad the army says it's detained two hundred fifty rebels who were involved in an ordering in from libya fighters from the rebel union forces of resistance which are trying to overthrow president address derby drove some four hundred kilometers into chad earlier this week before being bombed by french and chatty and forces france's military said its planes destroyed twenty rebel pickup trucks. now to nigeria where the ruling or progressives congress has held a rally in the commercial capital lagos ahead of next saturday's election president bihari is hoping to secure a second four year term for the main opposition party the people's democratic party has accused the president of trying to silence its rallies when all this is leaders from across africa are now out of the annual african union summit this year the theme is refugees and internally displaced people within twenty six percent of the

the supply chain represents over 151 activities that were previously unregulated or quasi unregulated and that came into compliance or are in the process of coming into compliance through our amnesty program that our office ran in 2017. the applicants, you can see we have quite a number of permits being sought for our four-person office. equity, you can see we have sought a large number of individuals who have sought to be equity individuals for purposes of participating in our equity program. now i want to point out that the way that the city developed the regulatory framework, in its most simple form, what the city sought to do was to lock in our existing industry and ensure that any growth of our industry beyond our existing industry be done through this equity program, so any expansion of business and any existing business is done through this equity program. so san francisco has defined our equity program as a program meant to reduce bare years in the legal entry of cannabis businesses by people in the community that have been disen franchised by i think we can all agree in what

often from poor communities who are unable to afford liquor from licensed shops and buy it from unregulated suppliers who use toxic chemicals and even pesticides to save costs priyanka cook the of cedar thailand's princess one rots prime ministerial campaign is now in doubt after the opposition party backtracked on her nomination the party gave in to pressure from king but you're a long gone who described his sisters and bishan as inappropriate and unconstitutional the election commission will now have the final say on her candidacy the party part of ford to run against the prime minister a former army general who led a military coup in twenty fourteen scott hyla has more from bangkok. the princess and her party on saturday making statements about what has transpired over friday and in to saturday particularly what happened late friday night with that king's statement saying that was unconstitutional for her to be on the ballot for prime minister now she said in an instagram posting she thanked her supporters and sent a message of love her party said that they have disbanded all campaigning

a painful practice called life plucking is unregulated.hat is when ducks and geese are plucked while still alive multiple times to maximize profit. >> we decided to do our own research enemy realized that there were some potential issues that we wanted to address. >> reporter: james rodgers is sustainability director for the north base that came out with the first ethically sourced down the is called the responsible down standard. they trace down from farm to factory to retail store to make sure it is not coming from ducks or geese that were life plucked or force-fed. the label is now on everything from pillows and bedding to sleeping bags and jackets. critics will say actually tracking it through the supply chain to prove that it is a ethically sourced is nearly impossible. >> it really is a unicorn. >> reporter: lindsay is with pete. they conducted a follow-up undercover investigation of the down industry in china in 2016, several years after the rollout of rds. >> unfortunately eyewitnesses have gone into fines that are linked to facili

and unregulated exit of britain from the european union would have ever stating consequences for bothn and europe. -- for both britain and europe. >> the aim is to allow companies to compete globally. angela merkel and emmanuel macron are pushing for the change. this follows ceo decision to block a rail merger. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. manus: olivia, thank you very much for the roundup. coming up, the pound rallies to a two-week high amid optimism of a brexit breakthrough, but the e.u. placed down expectations. we are live with brussels with the very latest. that is next. nejra: tune in to bloomberg radio live on your mobile device or digital radio in the london area. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg "daybreak: europe." i'm nejra cehic in london. manus: i'm manus cranny in dubai. breaking news from glen park, pressure from activist come to pressure. glencore said to plan to cap the cold output in a climate shift. the company will not make any new acquisitions

often from poor communities who are unable to afford liquor from licensed shops and buy it from unregulated suppliers who used toxic chemicals and even pesticides to save costs priyanka took the zero. still ahead on al-jazeera with six weeks left for britain's exit from the e.u. we look at the concerns and fears of living in germany. death and disease in india's read of a high level of the petition that's killing marine life. and it's a case of double delight for liverpool and the english premier league in the era when explained in sport. hello we've still got some more disturbed weather into central parts of china into the south of the country slushy set amount of brought weather and some decent spells of sunshine so hong kong gets up to twenty three celsius on sunday but some places the snows showing there have for sunday sinking further southwards will see temperatures in shanghai at around seven celsius that's an improvement but we are going to see that wet weather and that wintry weather just coming in across a good part of central china the southeast on the other hand staying settled

the unregulated growth of the charter school industry and district neglect that has starved our schools of necessary resources. >> we asked them to come to the table and we have a comprehensive proposal and we hope they could come to the table and we believe we could head off the strike. just because there is a date doesn't mean that strike has to happen. >> reporter: tensions are high. on thursday they are preparing to offer classes using school administrators and substitutes. we heard from the spokesperson they are holding out hope to somehow not fall into the strike on february 21st. bringing you the latest will oakland. >> a look at union demands. teachers want smaller class sizes. more counsel and nurses in schools and a 12% raise over three years. the district said it can only afford a 5% raise over three years. oakland unified said it faces a budget shortfall that could reach $56 million by the 2020 school year. >>> there are still widespread problems throughout the bay area caused by this week's stormy weather. and the north bay bore the brunt of the damage today. look at this m

. >> reporter: sober homes are an unregulated industry. insiders tell us the lack of oversight means people aren't always getting what they expect. we begin investigating after a man reached out to us about a sober home in san jose that he called a money-making scheme. peter miles says he's a homeless veteran who needed help quitting alcohol. he said he left the united states mission in san jose after a few months because he didn't agree with the group's requirement that residents go door to door six hours a day, six days a week asking for donations. miles said he kept drinking as long as he was there and as long ollect money they looked the other way. is that what you thought you signed up for? >> no. i thought it was a sober>>eport says the claims are untrue and gave him multiple chances to are relapsed and that substance abuse is not allowed. martin says the group relies solely on donations and not agencies. >> we do drug testing and breath li breathalyzing. >> how often? >> we do it at random. >> what people need to look for to make su

. >> sober homes or an unregulated industry.rs tell us the lack of oversight means people aren't always getting what they expect. a man reached out to us about a sober home in san jose that he called a money-making scheme. peter myles is a homeless veteran who needed help quitting alcohol. he says he left the united states mission in san jose after a few months because he didn't agree with the group's requirement that residents go door to door six hours asking f donations. miles says he kept drinking while he was there, and as long as he went out tey lked the oth. is that what you thought you signed up for? >> no. i thought it was, you know, sober living environment. ricia orter: the group's says the claims are untrue. she said she gave miles multiple times to return to the home after he relapsed. the group relies solely on fund from donations and public agencies. >> we do drug deathing and breathalizing. >> reporter: how often? we don't have a scheduled thing but we do it at random. >> tonight at 11:00, we show you the spectrum

. >> trampoline parks are unregulated in much of the country. legislation failed in california a few years back. next year, the industry's trade association, will require members to pass third party safety inspections. for now, there are guidelines set by an international standards organization. back to you. visit our webb at nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >> take it easy tonight on the roads. these storms are creating concerns about flooding. you can see the water levels rising near camp ground. the santa clara water district said there's no imminent flood risk and the water is decreasing. >> i know you want to talk about the snow but when do we have an end in sight? >> we get a break wednesday and thursday. that's some good news. then more rain chances ahead this upcoming weekend. all the bay area picked up two to five inches of rainfall. what about the cold we've been dealing with? this is all centered just to the north of us. and we're monitoring that area of low pressure real closely. over the next six to eight hours, that will drop to the

they're unregulated so far and they leave students with an obligation not that much different than student loans but had is one way schools are trying to bend the curve for admission. >> so how can students find the right school that they can actually afford to attend? we have the editor and chief of the principleton review and the author the 2019 edition of the best value colleges. rob, thanks for being here. >> good to be back. >> let's talk about what we just saw with purdue university had this is a really unusual experiment wou pay 30% to 4%, getting out over a period of time and is it a good deal? >> it could be there are few schools doing it purdue one of the newest ones, clarks university, relative handful,but there's an initiative in the senate right now that says, listen, let's try to simplify the repayment process. one of those simplifications is going to be income share agreements same thing with the california state house. >> i get it it's a great way for a student to say i'm bet opening my future. >> absolutely. >> but there are going to be some students who end up paying more

. >> reporter: but tustry is largely unregulated with no dosage idelines, labeling standards or testing requirements. barbara fiddle opened two of first of virginia's cbd stores. >> every se'gle day seeing new products. >> reporter: she decided to stock her sres only with products that were laboratory tested so she and her ctomers know exactly what is in them. >> who wants to feel gypped when ey buy product. >> reporter: not everyone goes that extra step. nbc did buying various products from stores, gas stations and online to test what's in them and what isn't. when we sent the samp tooles to laboratory, we found half the products had way less cbd than claimed on the package. >> that is incredibly frustrated. >> reporter: our full investigation including what else was inho some of cbd products that you would not want to put in your body. jodie fleischer. >>> safety upgrades coming up. the new law uninanimously passed to protect your kids. >>> the commute should be relatively easy on a volume perspecte, but probably have some very snow-covered roads for the morning and through the midday

. >> sober homes are an unregulated industry.nsiders tell us the lack of oversight means people aren't always getting what they expect. we began investigating after a man reached out to us about a sober home in san jose that he called a money making scheme. peter miles says he's a homeless veteran who needed help quitting alcohol. he left the united states mission in san jose after a few months because he didn't agree with the group's requirement that residents go door to door six hours a day, six days a week asking for donations. miles says he kept drinking while he was there and as long as he went out to collect money, they looked the other way. >> is that what you thought you signed up for? >> no. i thought it was a sober living environment. >> the group's administrator, patricia martin says the claims are untrue. she gave miles multiple chances to return to the home after he relapsed and the substance abuse is not allowed. martin says the group relies solely on funding from donations and not public agencies. >> we do drug tes

the programs are unregulated far and still leave graduates with an obligation similar to student loans>> or leaves the universities, you know, wh nothing if you don't get a decent job. >> if you don't work. you're banking on the fact that we'll provide you with a high class education that you'll find a job. h otherwis else are you going to live? >> okay. we'll see if it works. give it a few years. >>> from its tocky startee years ago, the d.c. streetcar has now bece something people in northeast d.c. relay on to get around. >> adam tuss has a look at where d.c.'s streetcar is headed next. >> reporter: a birthday party filled withll baoons, cake, plenty of smiles, but this wasn'tra a celebtion for a person. thisas a celebrationor the d.c. streetcar. >> yum, yum, yum, yum. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser praising the system on its third birthday. >> today we can look back on that da three years later, and see what a success the d.c. streetcar has been. >> reporter: but, while there are plenty of streetcar jokes to go daround, i shoul know, i was pretty involved inne where i beat the streetca

but buyer beware, it's an unregulated industry with littlr ght into what's actually going inside the product. sot's up to companies to police themselves. that's not stopping some from buying in. >> now that i know about it, she has to have it. >> down. >> and that's all i can do is give her the best life i can while she's here. >> there are a lotduf ps on the market for pets, but, remember, the health benefits and the side effects are still unclear and t studies so far pretty limited. if you're thinking of trying cbd old for yo oil for your pet, it's important to talk about your veterinarian, but you have to bring it up because vets are discouraged from starting the conversation. but they can, however, answer the questions you have. >> one side effect, that wagging tail there. >> wouldn't you want to do anything you could to help your pet? >> exactly. >> of course you would. t so hard to watch them suffer. they can'tl you what's wrong with them either. >> right. >> so were all going to sleep tonight wondering what's -- what are we goi to wakep to. >> yeah, it's kind of interesting. m

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the programs are unregulated sod far a they still leave graduates withatn oblign not that much different from student loans. but this is one way some schools are tryino bending the curve of the price of admission. for "nightly business report," i'm scott cohn in west lafayette, indiana. >>> and now to a storyhat really caught our attention. did you ever log on to a website only to have to agree to a esivacy policy before you can actually a it? well, if you're like most americans, you probably just click yes without ever reading it. d what you don't read may surprise you. and rea day explains. >> reporter: imagine your toothbrush spying an you, your coffee shop blabbing about what you search online, even your mattress listening in when you're in bed. >> i think it falls into the cagory of creepy. >> reporter: your personal info could be scooped up by a company, even handed out to others, and you might not have a clue. >> consumers need t behave in a really paranoid way, where you assume that any company t is probably going to collect information about you. >> reporter: it all starts with

cons of using these programs a make sure they are educated and we have the online society which is unregulated and people are live very very computers they think that the rules of the use really apply to offline. if you don't apply to or like the shots of responsibility therefore all the lying and the internet companies should do the same sort of responsibility to both young people the state cannot complete control over the individual individual has struck them all night after has been freedoms and have to look after their own responsibility they are responsible for their own actions and you can say well complete what you're talking about is a complete police state where you can't do anything without the control of the state and that. individual. has responsibility you're watching our international well we'll be back with more news right at the top of the hour. when folks are talking about socialism like cortez out of new york that congresswoman saying oh see they all say that you know socialism is back and we need higher taxes we need redistribution of wealth that's actually not the solution

the council was charged with coming up with a lev under which 1,4-dioxane and two other unregulated chemicals should remain. >> do you have any numbers if that standard was set lower? >> sreenivasan: in december 2018, the council recommended that the maximum allowable level of 1,4-dioxane in drinking water bshouone part per billion. in other words, about three sotimes the level ated with that one-in-a-million cancer risk. carey says he supports the recommendation of the council, but he actually would have allowed for me 1,4 dioxane to e in the water. he says other chemicals aren't regated so stringently. >> i don't want to, you know, jeopardize public health. i wasn't trying to do that. but other contaminants at are regulated, they are not legulated at the one-in-a- million cancer risl. vinyl chloride, t.c.e., trichloroethylene, they're regulated in the range closer to one-in-ten-thousand. so putting it in perspective, that's what i was using as a comparison. >> sreenivasan: carey also says thathtven though the limit mig be one part per billio state ordinarily makes water suppliers take actio

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cons of using these programs a make sure they are educated and we have the online society which is unregulated and people are live very very computers they think that the rules of the use really apply to offline. if you don't look like dollar like the shots of responsibility therefore all line police and internet companies should have the same sort of responsibility to put young people the state cannot complete control over the individual individual struggle might as well as my own freedoms and i have to look after their own responsibility they are responsible for their own actions and you can't keep saying well can put what you're talking about is a complete police state where you can't do anything without the control of the state and the nation on an individual egil responsibility you're watching aren't international law we'll be back with more right at the top of the hour. exercisers financial survival guide. what customers go by you're just a place. to know well we do some our. that's undercutting but what's good for food markets it's not good for the global economy. simply. didn't have te

and as the minister said ina unregulated and as the minister said in a speech yesterday, the governmenties not to push harmful material. i hope they choose to act before that and do so voluntarily know they've seen the evidence that a lot of young people are suffering asa a lot of young people are suffering as a result but the government as margot james said, will be legislating later in the year and i think that's necessary. in may last year when matt hancock was culture secretary he said you would be legislating to tame the wild west of the internet, to make britain one of the internet, to make britain one of the safest places you could be online. that was me last year. two weeks ago as health secretary he said we will potentially consider banning social media companies, what's taking so long? margot james said yesterday legislation will follow this year, a white paper coming ina follow this year, a white paper coming in a couple of months' time. it was a summer consultation, i think we should remember that off—line intervention is important, mental health provision is important, wait

an unregulated exit would have devastating consequences for both britain and europe. >> finally, fashion legend karl lagerfeld has died. he was the creative director of chanel, helping sales reach $10 billion in 2017 and employed 20,000 people worldwide. he also developed a successful line under his name. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. >> we are still seeing the dollar come under pressure right now. since 2013.t level the chinese currency of 1% against the u.s. dollar. you look at the onshore, not much up as well. trade talks resumed in washington with the u.s. as in china to keep its currency stable, which would neutralize any effort by beijing to devalue the currency to counter american tariffs. look at things going on in singapore with mark. what is your take? >> as you can see, the currency markets have decided for themselves that if you want to stabilize the yuan, you will have to weaken the dollar. you can see it is falling across the board, particularly against asian currencies and traders are going in the oppo

upwards of two hundred different crypto exchanges most of them are offshore and most of them are unregulated so there's a tremendous amount of risk there so we see that gap where you need prime services that would include mature barlinnie so it is mature studion the church trading tools analytics research and we've invested in all those spaces i will add that we don't think it makes sense to just copy and paste existing traditional market infrastructure into the crypto markets and we think that you can actually use blackton technology to help make these markets more efficient and transparent so it cold you can use yeah the area there really is there i'm so sorry we could talk for another hour but we're running out of time here kelly thank you so much colleen soul been partly due to hold to hope you'll come back it's a lot of fun a great change and that's it for this time thank you all for being with first you can get them past on you tube dot com slash who lost or to see you next time. on. the list on. my side i said. you're going. to look so there was a building also up. in the him about. t

political campaigning for the first time and service for and against breaks it realize the full unregulated power of social media to include both is clearly social media still is a massively important vehicle for activists and political campaign is all this group is doing is using and a long time takes to get its unique message across. this is what happened when the group turned their attention to the opposition labor leader jeremy cool been installing a blank billboard in the politicians home and tea breaks a campaign has turned up and filled in the gaps with their own slogans but i think the main prominent pro breck's an activist so also attempting to reach new audiences. the multimillionaire owner of one of britain's biggest pop change has come under fire for sending copies of this probe themed magazine to potentially thousands of homes come on. guys let's get real we're talking about saving thirty nine billion pounds eliminating loss of power regaining control of pushing increasing democracy i mean what's not for long i. mean while in central london a restauranteur who put an empty prex

often from poor communities who are unable to afford liquor from licensed shops and buy it from unregulated suppliers who used toxic chemicals and even pesticides to save costs priyanka took the zero. yellow vest protests is a demonstrating again in the french capital it's the thirteenth consecutive weekend more than two thousand people with protests example lease have been injured since the demonstrations started in november economic pressures in france it since grown into a much wider anti-government movement and they're calling for president to resign. no nine hundred seventy nine ayatollah khomeini return to iran from exile in france france's involvement in the arabia revolution was complex as paris maintained relations with both sides since then that complexity has endured the test about their looks back at france's role. it was a turning point in the iranian revolution ayatollah khomeini arriving in tehran in february nine hundred seventy nine after fourteen years in exile in iraq and france with khamenei on the flight from paris was apple has son bernie sadler who later became the is

of cannabis to issue permits authorizing cannabis sales or consumption or both in s unlicensed, unregulated cannabis activity. we requested a list from scott in rec and park to aask for a description that may include the events and 420 and strictly and how weird and pride fest and carnival. >> well, the grateful dead aren't playing anymore. >> that's not an exhaustive list by the criteria we would use. >> outside land is too much of a public serving event. they should be carefully curated to be highly cannabis specific. i'm not a cannabis hater. i just think because cannabis consumption unlike alcohol has an ex ternality that you can smell it and it's not pleasant to all, i kind of feel like this requires more scrutiny than just giving an alcohol permit to an event. >> >> the office of cannabis is required to consult other city departments. so what other city departments and how do you ensure you have consultation with all of them. do you have a checklist? >> essentially this does not create a new permitting process. so for all the events referenced that would already be essentially applyin

often from poor communities who are unable to afford liquor from licensed shops and buy it from unregulatedsuppliers who used toxic chemicals and even pesticides to save costs priyanka took the zero. israeli forces say they've arrested a palestinian man in connection with the murder of a teenager and then was arrested during a raid at a mosque in the occupied west bank is being question for the death of nineteen. old israeli. bhatia who was killed in jerusalem on those same detention has led to violence between palestinian protesters and he's really forces and few in a funeral has been held in gaza for a fourteen year old palestinian boy who was killed by israeli forces a sun chalabi was shot on friday during protests at the border of gaza in israel on a syrians have been staging weekly demonstrations at the border since march last year in france yellow vest protesters are demonstrating once again in the capital paris for a thirteen consecutive weekend cars have been set on fire near the eiffel tower and police have arrested a number of demonstrators at the seen more than two thousand peopl

in reality, instagram will in effect remain the unregulated arbiter of what is and is not suitable forildren. angus, thank you very much. angus crawford, there. if you're upset about any of the issues raised in molly's story and would like details of organisations which offer advice and support, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free at any time to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. with just 50 days to the date set for the uk's departure from the eu, the prime minister has once again insisted she'll deliver brexit on time. theresa may was speaking in brussels, where she's seeking legally binding changes to her withdrawal agreement to deal with concerns over the irish backstop, the guarantee relating to the open border between northern ireland and the republic. the european commission president, jean—claudejuncker, has again ruled out re—openng the agreement. but they agreed to further talks before the end of the month, as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. the prime minister is well used to unexpected obstacles being thrown in her path. hey, he