infiltrate from the outside this is hard today but it is going to become usable these are really hard problems and everybody in this community knows that who ever solves that first is going to become. rich as an insanely rich and so there is a lot of money being thrown that that's a good incentive to sic to big business but you know what it's not just the hackers that have a problem there was a famous case of the wire at error for getting the pin code from his big con wallet and using hackers and it won a hypnotist to retrieve it. i know it sounds funny but isn't it a little harsh and people i mean how can so is it to lose access to something oh it can happen to my wallet or bank account. well it absolutely can happen to your bank account as the people in cyprus when their bank accounts were when they bank savings were confiscated to bail out the government the government's bank. and the people in say argentina or for that matter any person in south america how safe their bank holdings are they're not they're just not ok maybe it wasn't a good example but the whole bank business is st

enough it is not usable enough at all and i agree that this has always been something of a problem in the nineteen twenties when households were electrified there was a training curve where older folks were being shut out from all these new electrical appliances because they had to really learn so much when computers arrived it was the same thing when smartphones arrived it was the same thing there's always a problem where a younger generation needs to take responsibility for if you like introducing the elders to the ongoing changes of society. fortunately there is there's usually somebody in every family who does that but the concern is absolutely valid and the first time because i was used to pay for a real service it cost a user ten thousand coins to get into pizzas now you guys were seven marion's dollars right i mean thirty five million dollars per pizza i wonder if that mare really wishes it cooked at home cash is backed by theoretically gold or the government's ability to pay dats where did all this in say values come from because what's backing a bitcoin it has value because o

the goal of the narrative was to create a usable path. as long as the story revolved around dead black bodies hating from a tree, that's not an empowering story. that's how the story you can share to inspire people, empower people. the lynched black bodies were a way to move beyond the shadow in a way that would inspire future action. in the book i focus on this story of henry lowrie. henry lowrie, i will just say he was a victim of shame in arkansas in 1920. lowry is important because the naacp uses him any case to generate a lot of attention for their anti-lynching movement. they were sort of getting off the ground but by 1920 the naacp is fully enmeshed in the anti-lynching crusade. the henry lowry case, they really poured their resources into trying to pick him as a victim of white supremacy, as if it them of white mob violence. so they eventually create several news releases that really emphasize lowry is a victim, as someone whose civil rights were stripped, someone who is burned at the stake. i don't want to get into the gory detai

so the goal of consoling the narrative was to create a usable path as long as the story revolved around to collect bodies hanging from a tree. that is not an empowering story that you can share and inspire people, to empower people. so the narrative of the lynchings were a way to move beyond the shadow of the lynching tree in a way that would inspire future action. so, in public the book i focuse story of henry lowry. in many ways he was a victim of lynching in arkansas in 1920 and he uses them to generate the entire movement they were getting off the ground bega andn the 1960s but by 1920 it is fully enmeshed in the crusade, so the case was a case where a they poured resources into trying to depict him as a victim of white supremacy and a victim of white mob violence so they essentially create several news releases but emphasized him as a victim as someone who was civil rights were stripped and someone burned at the state. i don't want to get into the details of his lynching but it was one of the worst in american history, which was witnessed by at least from our estimates 10,000 peopl

about corporate wind farms one that they are unsightly, two that they don't produce meaningful and usable energy, three that they kill an awful lot of birds. you are saying that there is a fourth problem with them that they hinder military readiness. tell us how. >> you are right. they do hinder military readiness. i would say that's the primary problem. i took a tour at our naval air station in kingsville where we train over half of our naval and marine corps pilots. and there i saw firsthand look i had a firsthand look at the wind turbines. they are 500 feet tall. some as tall as 2 football fields in height. huge blades and in a cluster, we find that they

usable open space, we have indicated an agreement that we could waive some of the usable open space requirements for the portions of the site, referred to as code, because it's adjacent to an open space. and dwelling unit exposure. we're changing some of the language to make sure that it meets up with the d.s.g. we've agreed to allow -- recommending that we allow some higherly parking ratios specifically for grocery stores, with the cap established -- we don't go over that cap. and that we allow parking for the public park on behalf of the public on top of the ratios established, again, not enabling anything to go over the top for parking for the entire site. this is a comprehensive vision document for the whole project. it includes developmental controls for buildings and vertical development, but a comprehensive set of standards and guidelines for streets, right-of-way and for the open spaces as well. the final action we'll be asking you to take is the shadow impact

and help make the system usable for other departments in the city. so this is some slides, i know we are running behind so i will briefly go through these. what struck me when i started learning about the project was the incredible change to the business process that is a result of this project. i was just amazed at the changes that are going to be made in process, in data quality and accuracy, management and most importantly customer service. so we have actually been kind of keeping a little cheat sheet log of all the improvements and actually talking about a description and what the benefit would be if we needed to share that with the community and i think at some point we certainly will. but i flagged the ones with a little thumb's up related to customer service. so number two is streamlining the initial permit intake form and process to eliminate unused fields. this reduces clutter on user screens and makes intake move more quickly for d.b.i. users and customers. also a new process to provide 60-day advance notice to permit holders prior to the e

it will be quite heavy so this will bring some usable rain but it's not guaranteed.rs there will be spilled some sunshine across northern ireland and they will ease in the west later as high pressure builds ahead of the weekend. friday evening it should be quite pleasant, plenty of sunshine and then friday night will be chilly again with temperatures in single figures quite widely, it looks like a pleasant start to saturday but we do have a troublemaker in the atla ntic to do have a troublemaker in the atlantic to bring us in some rank and the uncertainty of how far north and the uncertainty of how far north and west that rain will be, some areas in fact most will have areas of cloud, strong winds and showers, 01’ of cloud, strong winds and showers, or longer outbreaks of rain and it will be usable rain. temperatures still remain into the low 20s so pleasa nt still remain into the low 20s so pleasant if you see some sunshine. this is bbc news. the court hears evidence from then stokes about his trial for affray. i will explain to you why you have been arrested. a quy

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[laughter] so, i do want to dig a little bit into this idea of improving the usability of of science. so, i do want to dig a little bit into this idea of improving the usability of of science and climate information and developing rd&d agenda. the punch line is we can approach both goals for better connections with decision-makers and scientists. i want to unpack that a bit. in doing this i'm drawing heavily on the experiences we've had working with community leaders at lots of different levels, lots of different municipalities. in the other thing i will say, building on your uncertainty point, arguing about uncertainty is sometimes said you're playing into the hands of climate deniers. but also used sometimes to say that decision makers can't handle uncertainty about climate. in my experience, working with people who are making decisions at the local level, that's all they do is deal with uncertainty, right? they're incredibly sophisticated about dealing with uncertainty so that myth that uncertainty is going to get in people's way, i think that that's a discredit to the people who a

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sort cuts so we'll put humans on this vehicle when we're ready and not a second sooner there are usable launch vehicle will be used to transport satellites it will also take tourists into space and bring them back to earth again . can you imagine how alan shepard must have felt. all those years ago most of them pretty cool space travel has come a long way since astronaut alan shepard historic journey in one thousand nine hundred sixty one now bassist wants to expand the company by doubling its workforce over the next two or three years to around three thousand employees or is that sort . as germany spain has the transaction transition to green energy it's encouraging others to do the same and with plenty of sun and wind africa is one place you think when you have those would make a lot of sense but a report from the of the group oil change into national accuses rich countries of promoting debt energy in africa and prioritizing fossil fuel development that at the expense of clean energy sources it estimates that some sixty percent of aid given to africa's energy sector went into fossil f

t£1 “ni fi£1§iifli “£121 will be usable rain.s still remain into the low 20s so pleasa nt still remain into the low 20s so pleasant if you see some sunshine. this is bbc news. the court hears evidence from then stokes about his trial for affray. i will explain to you why you have been arrested. a quy you why you have been arrested. a guy over there is covered in blood andi guy over there is covered in blood and i have been told you punched him. because he was abusing mighty macro friends, who were gay. damning report says appalling sexual abuse on boys as young as seven took place at two elite catholic boarding schools. bryce johnson place at two elite catholic boarding schools. brycejohnson is facing a investigation into the conservative code of conduct following his comments about women who wear lace veils and workers. a spokesperson for president vladimir putin calls them absolutely illegal, the sanctions. irate thomas returns home to wales. coming up later... hollywood hits back at proposed changes to the oscars, which includ

to tell us this is a joke but it looks totally absurd it's not really usable either for cyclists or pedestrians. apparently the bike lane is the result of a communication problem with the contractor who painted the lane then it's p.g. from the pro cycling group fox and shot five not says palin has a lot to learn from other european cities why do you need it in cities that are just beginning to improve cycling like paris madrid or barcelona they're spending a huge amount of money and redesigning their infrastructure that's yet to happen in berlin so berlin doesn't already know other cities are going to overtake it was. according to a bulletin city council member does exact lines will be repainted this time st. it was in need of news coming up ahead. europe's biggest budget airline is hit by the most serious strike and hundreds of pilots across the continent no want to co-ordinated walkout. god will have a story for you shortly to stay with us. and germany which. any time any place. the news media never. have i don't know but if it is quite. songs to sing along to you.

to tell us this is a joke but it looks totally absurd it's not really usable either for cyclists or pedestrians. apparently the bike lane is the result of a communication problem with the contractor who painted the lane then it's p.g. from the pro cycling group fox and shot five not says bin laden has a lot to learn from other european city. in cities that are just beginning to improve cycling like paris madrid or barcelona they're spending huge amounts of money and redesigning their infrastructure that's yet to happen in berlin so brylin doesn't already help other cities are going to overtake it. according to a billings city council member does exact lines will be repainted this time that's all we have time for thanks for joining us. one organize a posse it's a real policy because there is no rubbish hanging about everyone writes that only on their own car and then we park. and you know what the great thing is you know.

what is usable to do, sustain it like automaton. good on herfor doing it. be a lot of fun. it seems to be a given her a lot of fun, because... d is this theresa may trying to show and a serious way, press can discuss this in a serious way? trying to convey a more relaxed image was blue yes, and she has had a permanently worried air about her lu for very good people give her the benefit... she went for the other day at the beginning of her tour in africa, and at the end of her tour in africa, she's done it again perhaps of more wholeheartedly. morbus smile on her face. it was necessary the movements, but she was enjoying herself. so you do nothing is a bad decision that she did it. it would have been a bad decision not to do it. thank you so much for being with us, we would talk to you again at half past 11, that is at the papers at the moment. and do not forget you can see the front pages on the papers on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc dot co uk forward slash papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can wat

to say that because i think the same arguments were made about the shuttle program that it's to be usable that it's going to be so much cheaper than let's say the soviet comparison but dan i got from your own lecture is that shuttles turned out to be much more expansive because all the ground operations and how they were service perhaps not very efficiently i understand that this is a house basics market it's technology at this point of time but can we really rely on those figures to be proven in time well. you're absolutely correct that people are waiting to see can space x. maintain the very aggressive launch scheduled that they have and reuse a lot of these first stage rockets which they've been recovering because that's what the price reduction depends on in in large part so yeah it's still early days what i can say though is what happened with the shuttle it was a very complex vehicle amuse very capable it was the most versatile spacecraft probably that we'll ever see but it took a tremendous amount of care and maintenance there were thousands of people involved in every shuttle laun

reasons why the market was down you left out the most important reason, that's the etc bit coin was not usablee at all the transactions became slow anyone else that was trying to use it for commerce switched to something else i remember when i saw spotlight bit coin was about a dollar. then dropped all the way back down to $2 a 90% drop over the next year there. you don't skate to where the puck is currently, you skate to where it's going in the future it's very very clear for the future, i think bit coin cash is the best at this standpoint i don't encourage anyone to put all your investments in one currency >> what does your crypto portfolio look like right now, roger? >> i hope i have some ether, some dash and some btc as well a little bit of everything is a good idea. take your pick >> are you more diversified in your portfolio than you were a year ago >> it's maybe two, maybe three years ago, i saw the writing on the wall not one bit coin to be able to fail they had this absolutely insane idea in their mind they literally topped about popping the champagne i saw that coming down the line.

so it looks likely that there will be some usable weather around for the weekend.y of rain around perhaps on sunday. any rain will be fairly light and patchy across the scottish borders and northern ireland, i suspect, for the start of the weekend, but still pretty windy on those exposed northwest coasts. further south, lighter winds and the cloud will break up and allow for some sunshine to come through, so temperatures will respond. mid—20s quite possible, 2a or 25 degrees. as we move into the second half of the weekend, there's the potential for a little more rain, but the best of any brightness and warmth further south. this is bbc world news today. i'm kasia madera. our top stories... surviving the worst monsoon rains in almost a century. close to a thousand people have already died across in india. some of the families of victims of the collapsed bridge in genoa shun the offer of a state funeral, as anger at the italian government grows. plus, why diets designed to take inches off your waistline, could also take years off your life. hello and welcome to world

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but usable outdoor hours, f sure. highs in the mid to upper 80s. the forect for theest of the holiday weekend, sunday, a lot more sunshine on sunday. warmer, too. tback up 89. there's an outside cernce of a shn labor day itself. most of your plans will not be affected by rain. high temperatures at 90 and 92 coming up on tuesday. >> thank you. >>> 4:23 right now. googles smart assistant and home speakers are lingual. users can issue commands inff t ent languages without changing settings. google is the first smart assistant to m suppotiple languages at once. more languages are expected in a few months. >> how about korean? >> probably on the list. >>> parents a not goi to be crazy about the latest breakfast option a hardee's and carl's jr.'s. they are doughnuts that smell like the real froot loo cereal. >> why is this a problem? >> i'm sure it's high in sugar and fat. >> it's supposed to be, right? >> the artificial colors and everything. there he is sipping his tea. >>> the district is planning to unveil new regulations when it comes to the bikes a

some usable, significant rain, clueless conditions in the north and west.mented the low to mid 20s, and it looks as if it is mainly dry and bright. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm carole walker. the headlines at eleven: the united states is to impose sanctions on russia in response to the nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter in salisbury. senior conservatives strongly criticise boris johnson for his comments about muslim women wearing the burka. a nine—year—old girl has died after suffering a serious head injury following a rock slide at staithes in north yorkshire. also coming up — 100 years on — remembering the battle of amiens. a ceremony is held to commemorate the campaign which helped bring about the end of the first world war. and at half past eleven, we ll be taking an in—depth look

and the usable open space which fronts second street.we have placed this space between the hotel lobby and second street to create a gracious transition from the more private use of the lobby to this space, which is extremely transparent, open from inside to out, with the continuous ceiling element and leading inside the space. thank you very much, happy to answer questions. >> president hillis: two speaker cards. connie ford and cynthia gomez. others are welcome to speak also. line up on the screen side of the room. miss ford. >> good afternoon, commissioners. connie ford, i happen to be one of the vice presidents of the san francisco labor council, but today representing the good jobs coalition. i'm here to talk about this project and that they have sat down with us and negotiated what we consider a very good m.o.u., giving people in the neighborhoods and people who need extra help in terms of taking access to our jobs, access to that. they have given us, they'll give us some money for work force development and then some procedures on

plenty of usable, dry, outdoor weather hours tomorrow, but with daytime heating, showers and the occasionalerstorm are likely to bubble up. that pattern repeats on sunday. don't bre s too much by the 50 and 60% rain chances over the weekend and pley of hours to be outside and enjoying the weather, but also be chances for drin. ng out little bit in the middle parts of next week and really after today, melissa, no more90s in sight for a while. >> that is kind of nice. i do like that. once i have ndy's ice cream cone. >>> between metro road anddr clairmonte. water main break there. you have to use caution through that area. one lan openn each direction there. leesburg diverted there at river creek parkway. taking a look there at 66 and yo on time there. aaron? hank l right, melissa, you. >>> we are in the dog days of summer, we know. but ckstarbu is already thinking about the fall. >> c we enjoy august? >> starting next week starbucks ill start selling its pumpkin spice. the company will introduce two new productsnly available in grocery store. pumpkin spice cookie straws and ground coffee k-c

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know you don't need to change but he will be somebody to look usable by to look up to the museum mostly me like to call it because it is here. we have seen people coming outside but the girls to probably high speed and leave other people window into and we go hold leasehold so to come later in the program files of people rallied in central dublin on sunday to show solidarity with the victims of institutional abuse in ireland a story and more in just a few moments stay with us. what politicians do something that. would put themselves on the lawn and they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to be arrested. that's a right to be for us that's what before us three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters in the. question. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over one trillion dollars and. more than ten white collar crime champions each day. eighty five percent of global will you want to be old rich eight point six percent markets thirty percent this one is your home with four hundred to

these private entrepreneurs are usable for all kinds of operations in and out of russia with advanced government interest. and they are ubiquitous. now to some degree it's a emulation of countries like that are companies called blackstone. as well as attempting to have another black operation that you might find. they are therefore an ideal instrument for trying to say under the radar. or under the article five rubric. while creating havoc wherever they go. and we have seen in macedonia. or actual combat negotiations. and in the central african republic. everything we've seen in the middle east is coming in in africa. they are coming about that. you are seen growing russian influence because of the growing chinese influence. latin america right now it's quiet we had two states that are on the bridge of failing. but nicaragua has major political strife going on. and russia has used venezuela and nicaragua as a basis for training ira about this nine years ago. i'm going to conclude with this part. it's as relevant now as it is then. the arms dealer. sitting in moscow he goes out of his

hardly any of the classrooms are still usable so principal joyce webster stewart says classes are held in shifts half the children come in the morning and the other half in the afternoon. ok i'm going to board up and you go in and get shelter not thinking that the place where you're going in it's life going to be nothing that needs a shelter. when i saw it it was heart rending was for. the plan to reconstruction is funded by the e.u. which is also and will as largest provider of development aid. that much of the funding a potential fourteen million euros is earmarked for education but after brags that nothing is certain measure of the united kingdom i would say ninety percent of the people that i talk to a british i have a clue that there's a place going well so you know i really think we have a thought i don't think i'd be big on the agenda of the british government. as one of the issues that they speak about. the islanders are afraid that should london fail to secure the breaks it deal it wants and needs and will or will be among the biggest losers they'll lose their development aid

usable decent weather but further south to keep temperatures into the high 20s. too hot for me. that's all from the bbc news at one , so it's goodbye from me , and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. iam i am chris mitchell with the sport. england are playing india and the first of five tests. england were 83 for one at lunch on the first day. who will be most pleased well they're nibbling on savages? probably england. they have had a pretty sedate morning they decided to bat after winning the toss. alistair cook got an absolute wrapper. he was the england captain have got along pretty nicely. they will be happy at 83 a1. england will be pretty frustrated. you never know, there could be a collapse around the corner. much was made of empty seats. have those filled up? we haven't quite got a full house. warwickshire think it is because this test starts on wednesday. the usually start on thursday. the starters are a regular and people are starters are a regular and people a re creatures of starters are a regular and people are creatures of habi

to tell us this is a joke but it looks totally absurd it's not really usable either for cyclists or pedestrians. apparently the bike lane is the result of a communication problem with the contractor who painted dennis petri from the pro cycling group fox and shot found out that the land has a lot to learn from other european cities. in cities that are just beginning to improve cycling like paris madrid or barcelona they're spending huge amounts of money and redesigning their infrastructure that's yet to happen in berlin so berlin doesn't have a real other cities are going to overtake it was. according to a bulletin city council member does exact lines will be repainted this time st. and jim in cycling great nations being arrested in frankfurt on suspicion of assaulting a sixth and it comes less than a week after the former tour de france winner appeared in court on the spanish. he was charged with breaking and entering the home of his neighbor the german actor and director to. orissa cycling achieved as wimbledon champion nova choco which was dumped of the competition by greek teenager stefan a

you all are custodians of the means by which we can access a usable past. >> and -- and picking up on that, jon, there was one vision of this early on, thomas jefferson's perceptions, but i want to ask you about some of the people you've spent time studying. andrew jackson, where did his idea of how to relate to the press come from? because he ended up inviting reporters to what? to be advisers? >> his basic idea of how to deal with the press came from the nra -- oh, wait, that's actually good. so, you know, he did what every president wants to do. he did not like the democratic paper that was in -- at work when he came to washington in 1829. so he founded a new one. "the washington globe" was his newspaper. imagine if ever president can start their own thing -- we may be getting there. jackson was ahead of his time. people would bring him editorials, he would edit them. it was how he communicated with the country. it's beyond our can now but as one of the great architects of democrat culture, that understanding that you had to be in more or less constant communication with a democrat

off and out.ne entrepreneurs, quote unquote, are usable for all kinds of operations in and out of russia -- russia. companies like blackstone were mainly -- mainly involved in information that these guys are doing mission. they are trying to stay under the radar while creating havoc wherever they go. whether they do so by political na or in with buti actual combat operations as in syria and the central african republic. and that's probably not the only place they are look dated. every infrica because we have seen in the middle east is happening in a. you are seeing growing russian influence an enormous chinese and the lengths. finally, latin america. we have two states on the verge of failing. venezuela and nicaragua. nicaragua has major political strife going on. russian military and clause i military versus a and involved there were years. used private military contractors. i wrote about this years ago. it's as relevant now as it is -- as it was then. a privatealer, entrepreneur, sitting in moscow even though interpol wants them, goes out of his secure perch to be with the agents to ru

tell us who this is a joke but it looks totally absurd it's not really usable either for cyclists or pedestrians. apparently the bike lane is the result of a communication problem with the contractor who painted the lane then it's paid for you from the pro cycling group fox and shot found out says bin laden has a lot to learn from other european cities like the meeting in cities that are just beginning to improve cycling like paris madrid or barcelona they're spending huge amounts of money and redesigning their infrastructure that's yet to happen in berlin so berlin doesn't already know other cities are going to overtake it with. four guns. according to a bill and city council member does exact lines will be repainted this time st. how could you make a bike lane like that i just have a quick reminder now of the top stories that we're following for you turkey's currency the lira has crashed to record lows after donald trump announced a doubling of tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum tensions between washington and uncle have escalated over the arrest of an american pastor by turkey

know it could have been let's say as sniper or something like that would have been probably more usable easy to trace to the attacker than had grown its data all right gregory will co-founder of as well as dot com thanks for giving us your take today on those events in the capital caracas. well the first arrests have been made in portland oregon during a rally which was seen the right wing group patriot prayer faceoff against self described fascist counter protesters police of all the crowds to disperse after some protesters threw rocks and bottles at the officers used flash bangs in an attempt to control the demonstration. i i i. i i i i i i. i. i i i i. already several injured as hundreds of demonstrators many of whom had vowed to bring their guns have gathered in waterfront park in the city center as mentioned others calling themselves and the fascist activists have also gathered for a counter protest is the third patriot prayer rally in portland this summer the previous two also descend into violence as its members clashed with police and counter-demonstrators police say the extra s