steves: you step in this boat, you have your parallel venice. piero: exactly. steves: the lagoon is protected from the open sea by a string of low-lying islands. until modern times, the city was accessible only by boat. then, in 1846, this causeway with train tracks and a highway added later by mussolini connected the city to the rest of italy. well-marked channels are dredged through the shallow lagoon. boats of all kinds shuttle back and forth. our next stop is murano. venice is famous for its glass, for centuries blown here on the island of murano. a 13th-century law restricted the dangerous glass furnaces to murano to prevent fires on the main island and also to protect the secrets of venetian glassmaking, historically vital to the local economy. today glass is still big business as tourists come here in droves. while savvy shoppers know the cheap knickknacks are most likely from china, the venerable art form is alive and well, as you'll see in some of the elaborate showrooms. you can witness the traditional mastery of this craft in adjoining workshops, whi

it's a few minutes before 9:00, and already, activity at the venice family clinic is in high gear. elizabeth benson forer: our mission is to provide comprehensive primary healthcare that's affordable, accessible and compassionate for people who have no other access to care. we truly are unique in that we're not seeking business with money attached. we're seeking people with no health insurance and low incomes. anzeledón friendly: the majority of our patients are hispanic, and many of them monolingual, so all of our staff members are bilingual in english and spanish. and they're able to provide the services, also in a culturally sensitive manner. and we do have also a large immigrant population from russia. susan fleischman: most of them are older people in their 50s and 60s, but they seem older than that. they've come to this country mostly as economic refugees. most of them have almost no english skills, and they are very, very sick. they have terrible hypertension, lots and lots of heart disease and cardiovascular disease and terrible depression, as well. and they have a very dif

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without families this city dies or morris into a winn and diane for adults like venice italy >> thank you, sir your time is up. >> my name is a michael i'm with the park merry kidney coalition. i'm concerned this houshz element didn't taking into consideration the need for transit before development. i've been very frustrated by what is coming from park merced i understand the plans call for an increase in something like 84 units and the cumulative impact of the environmental impacts is not being considered. my children have taken public transportation and continuing been frustrated by the muni to get into bart from where you live you have to take a shuttle and that lines wines around the san francisco buildings and 85 new cars will be added to park merced. tdr there isn't any southern for transit before development. i know the need for affordable housing but in getting rid of the affordable housing in san francisco sate and putting rent control at peril even denying has said you can't guarantee that rent control will be here so your driving first names out of the city. there's all ki

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at its heart what venice is all about. tracy: what does venice mean?for younger exuberant wine. tracy: perfect for your viewer, young exuberant view. we want to learn, you are fooling people in that are intimidated by other forms of wine information. >> that is what venice is about, not just a higher end wines you alluded to but every week we talk about wine ended $25 you can open up tuesday night that is delicious, we talk about great wine restaurant destinations, helping people find what they like, not so much what i like but helping people understand not to be intimidated because wine is a marvelous thing that brings people together. tracy: fine wines in front of us, talking about an italian wines are making a come back. all about now, for awhile and people realize there are some fantastic wines from italy. >> it has to do with the way we want to live our lives, to eat healthier and more ingredient driven cuisine, focus more on vegetables, a pure style of food, a preceding generation, that is why there is massive interest in italian food all over th

if you go straight down western on venice, the whole plaza burned on fire.there was no response. >> did the cops come at all? >> i was here all three days. i didn't see any cops. >> well, where did they set up their front line? >> rodeo drive. >> where did the forces of law and order set up their perimeter? not here. koreatown was left to its own devices. the official borders are third street on the north end, olympic boulevard to the south, vermont avenue in the east and western avenue to the west. that's three square miles left pretty much to burn or fend for itself. this rooftop quickly became the command post for rapidly improvised korean defense forces. they armed themselves, set up crude but effective command and control, communication and patrols. >> we weren't going around just slugging and capping people. all that was happening was just don't break down my store. making sure our parents, our uncles, our families, these stores, this town, stays alive. >> 58 people were killed. only a quarter of korean-owned businesses survived, either destroyed outri

. >> i was going to say venice. i've been to italy but never to venice.he most ever -- i don't know. >> i would say milpitas, california. they have an excellent malibu grand prix track. i've never been there and i've been waiting for someone to invite me. >> you grew up right there? >> yeah, but i never made it over, milpitas, california. >> coming up, the super bowl may be a month away but we've already got -- some of the awesome commercials. >> what is wrong with you, bob. >> and our pick with who will win the bcs championship? win the bcs championship? florida state? what do you think it would be like to teach? chances are you have no idea. teachers today are breaking down obstacles. finding innovative ways to instill old lessons. proving that greatness can be found in everyday places. and that you don't need to be famous to be unforgettable. that's what it's like to teach. ♪ >>> i was just reading the spread. i'm sorry. super bowl sunday will be lear before you know it. february 2nd right here in new york city. it is actually in new jersey. "the five"

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the film took four and a half years, we finished the film two weeks before the venice film festival where it premiered and we had no idea of what was going to happen and suddenly it started to be a great response from festivals and reviewers and you always have well, maybe it's the thing that's going connect with festivals and viewers but then it started connecting with audiences as well. >> rose: then it's a home run. >> yeah, it's kind of happy -- surprised. much better than the alternative. (laughter) >> rose: indeed it is. why do you think it is, jonas? >> my theory of why audiences are connecting so strongly with it is that beyond being a space movie it's a movie about a universal theme which is adversity. in life we all go through adversity so when you go as an audience to see the film you get so engaged in the writing and suddenly you start imposing your owned a versetys on to that. and that's, i guess, the reason we wanted to do a narrative in this concept which is so straight. >> rose: if i might say it in another way, it's like your two main characters are in danger and you're w

parks southwest near the intermission of 10th street are adjacent to the market octavia plan and the venice and special use district. so we wanted to extend the special use district to capture those parcels joined as 3 cg and the only within market octavia is it was constructed to work with that zoning. beyond that, the other rezoning that is in front of you is just some very minor clean up rezoning where we had technical errors west of soma and there are a few of those and once we rezone these parcels we want to pull them into different plan areas. this property is being approached and the parcels between 9th and 7th alongside of mission street we pull down to east so many a all of the parcels will be rezoned and will be falling into the plan area where it was originally intended. we can go over the map and the parcels between 7th and 9th currently slr residential that was again as soma mixed use district we have phased those out. the proposal to redo those which is mixed use office which is currently in east soma in that plan area. the parcels near the area of 10th and mission. there are

he left the city for a couple years and went to live in los angeles on venice beach, california. he tried to find new projects to work on. you will have to read at the end of the book to find out where he is. but he is the character in the story who set out trying to find and build something that would make him feel less alone and he learned along the way, and i don't think any of the other guys did it in the way noah did, that technology is another thing that will c

he left the city for a while i moved to venice beach in los angeles. he tried to find a new project to work on. you will have three people to find out where he is and what he does. he is the character in the story who set out to find something and try to build something that would make him feel less alone. thatarned along the way technology is a thing that can connect you to people. >> it is published by penguin. the name of the book is hatching twitter: a true story of money, power, friendship, and betrayal ." nick bilton is the author. >> c-span, created by american cable companies in 19 evan a nine. -- 1979. >> millions of addictions came down from the street. >> this defies any definition. >> after landing and driving irwards tyree or square -- tah square, they searched the car. they find my previous film. it is called "egypt we are watching you." that is not a good title for police to find in the car. i went to a place, i do not know the location. at the time, you do not know who was interrogating you. i realize that a certain point that this is t

. >> they're going to pull fake human body parts out of the water at venice beach. >> ah!y god. >> what? >> what do we do? >> oh, my god! >> whoa! >> this is l.a. so i think there are a lot of people who are maybe used to seeing this kind of fake stuff except this one guy. >> you guys mind giving me a help here? >> oh, god. >> oh, my god! >> he was a little surprised. >> oh, my god! >> oh! >> it seems like a lot of people know it's fake right off the bat. >> yeah, they get scared for a quick second and somehow figure it's fake. >> yeah. >> oh, my god. >> do you know what, it's pretty convincing, though. i'm surprised that so many people just wrote it right off. it's possible? >> all that detail with the missing finger, the missing pinkie, too, that's nasty. >> oh, my god! >> maybe the fisherman oversold it a little bit. >> i didn't want to say it because i didn't to bash aristotle, but i don't think he's the best actor. that might have been the reason. >> but this is prank school, he's new, he's learning. let's give him some props. >>> that's our show, we'll see you next t

. >> in potential danger are densely populated areas like the famous venice beach. these power plants will be vulnerable to flooding. bigger waves and higher tides beach communities in southern california and beyond may have to begin building protective barriers for homes and public facilities along the coast. los angeles officials say they need to do it in the next few years and not when it becomes an emergency. especially in communities where low income renters live in older buildings that are not prepared to weather storm. >> those are the places where we expect to see the most flooding. they are also the communities that have the most social vulnerability. the populations that are least able to deal with problems. >> and part of the danger of losing the beach is losing tourists, southern california gets 40 million tourists a year, no sand, not as much tourists. >> looks like the hand of god but it's actually a result of a star exploding and ejecting an enormous amount of material. this cosmic site is more than 17 million miles away. check that out. >>> the tiled

it was at one time i live by just i'm going to venice i was tired of going for a man i love him i was i will view the body i'm assigned a book but i've got a furnace in the way repairs i'm just kind of. too much of. the thing must that mean the only way to get the mr. you know the count is a problem before it gets to that problem. when the more not the put these children more just growing up as well just to live and survive and if the work the system the judge the liberal justice is going to be in jail there the next five ten years he's there you can see it can think i like that almost two four six seven children over there under the age of ten ten more years where would they be if this can see on being like this you know. in two thousand and six lisa and danny fitzpatrick moved to new orleans to continues lisa's work with youth and the summer they started a daycare for kids who had nothing to do two weeks after summer camp a young man was shot a block and a half from here when that occurred and i'm driving home seeing that body on the other side of police tape and what's more than th

in fact, it was a perfect day yesterday for soaking in some rays on venice beach and maybe indulgingcream cone. >> i'm officially jealous. >>> now it's time for a reality check and your morning road conditions. lake-effect snow will make driving all but impossible in many parts of upstate new york and new england. showers making roads slippery in south florida, and a wintry mix of snow and rain will make for slick roads in the pacific northwest. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in new york, philadelphia and detroit. >>> well, back to the news now and a terrifying accident at a gas station near boston, all of it caught on camera. >> the attendant was thrown about 30 feet, and the gas pump exploded into flames after an out-of-control car smashed into them. another attendant quickly grabbed a fire extinguisher and put out the flames. the gas station's owner says his worker will be okay. >> well, while on the floor, the poor guy, you know, all he said was, "john, the money is in my pocket. take the money." i said, don't worry about the pocket. very nice guy. >> police say

the technology developed in aachen will be used to a show of venice of the world cup in brazil old twelve stadiums of being fitted with bill control systems and off to the world cup. did christ cousin luke's germany's bundesliga what doth the goal control technology as well no jokes christians around the world are celebrating at the sydney two days he sees day commemorates the baptism of jesus christ by john the baptist with many believe is re enacting the baptisms themselves in russia freezing cold temperatures old enough to stop the faithful taking part. it was almost minus twenty degrees celsius just before midnight last night. as part of the orthodox priest blessed the water in this moscow park. people gathered for the annual epiphany ritual. the immersed themselves three times in the icy water while making the sign across asia and an iconic to get me onto one for the baptism every year. it washes your sins away what it's trying to console you as you go. even in freezing cold water is long been popular in russia. emergency workers were on duty in case of accidents. the ice around the

yard is now at one hundred and forty two point two eight mp for almost unchanged from the raffle on venice beach now the picture i thought i might get a new asia pacific region and also seen how the ddr machine and the artists mentioned earlier i need him to tell mike gets back to you. i really think a lot about nothing in the me from the tokyo stock exchange and that does it from us on the business team for this hour. his attack on some of my cats. it is. he also says that the japan maritime self defence lawyers and giving their accounts of an accident celtic in southwestern japan issued collided on wednesday with the recreational fishing boat. two people were killed the officers say they blew a warning whistles several times before the collision the officers was sealing dish it back to port for maintenance when the vessels ran into each other the cause of the accident is and the air has guided the show's see the captain of the fishing boat and three passengers were thrown overboard when the vessel capsized. all of them were pulled from the water but the skipper and one of the fission and

the film took 4.5 years and we released the film two weeks before the venice film festival. we had no idea of what was going to happen. it started to be like a great response from festivals and from viewers. then it started connecting with the audiences as well. it was a very happy surprise. >> why do you think it is? why audiencesf are connecting so strongly with that is that beyond being a space movie, a space adventure, it's a movie about a very , which istheme adversity. in live, we all go through adversity. when you go is an audience to see the film you get so engaged, and suddenly you start imposing your own adversities. that is why we wanted to do a narrative in this concept. >> i might say it in another way, it is like your two main characters are in danger and you wonder if they are going to make it. it is overlaid by the fact that you are seeing space in a different way. you get some sense of what it is like to be out there. >> part of the attraction for audiences is getting immersed in space, toience of float in space. it had also a thematic function. when we star

everything is ready our purpose built state of the venice will be open for the athletes to perform the best i have to aussie i'm afraid about these these allegations of corruption that they won't go away there's some in the russian media an international press as well it's well documented that the budget has x. exceeded initial expectations where's the money gone i will repeat that this is not correct they perish no budget for the games which i am personally as a manager in charge of roughly two billion dollars same lake for the previous winter games the geysers and investment into the olympic infrastructure like competition non-competition venues and also this around in infrastructure to support this like power station then some rules which is dedicated fall in pick needs is provided by private investor from private funds but i have to also mention you're chomping at the bit to get the sport started how are you feeling personally excited are you nervous you confident. not overcome for that we're just confident because we're working hard days in for the seven previous years and for the

the proposal a further escalation of tension between korea and japan sold in venice to do is play in korea controlled island of vocal its new guidelines for japanese textbooks for middle and high school. the us federal reserve at curing set to further scale back the stimulus package currencies bonds and shares were hammered in emerging markets. the story below next up on sunday seoul and its uk announced on wednesday so much for joining us. we begin with another strain on regional ties soul strongly denounce tokyo's decision to subject another generation of schoolchildren didn't carry less to claims to crystal cove island officials also were to be reciprocal commenters and revise teaching guidelines are not withdrawn immediately i can use this as a jew has more on the souring relations between korea and japan. how much further can korea japan relations say. the japanese care for that passes on to define the korean controlled hope island and a disputed island she did the east china sea as its territory. mr price for the annual investment guidelines for teachers in middle and high scho

did that in the great shape of a purpose build state of the venice will be open for the athletes to perform the best i have to aussie i'm afraid about these these allegations of corruption they won't go away there's some in the russian media and international press as well it's well documented that the budget expert exceeded initial expectations where's the money go and i will repeat that this is not correct and budget that we should concede there and they're exactly the same we were committed or we didn't complain it was written in the candidate who filed. a budget for the games which i'm personally as a manager in charge of roughly two billion dollars it's same like for the previous winter games again eyes ears and infrastructure investment into the olympic and for a social a competition noncompetitive venues and also this around in infrastructure to support this ban just like power station and some rules which is the decatur falling pickney it's it's about two hundred. eleven let's say been in rubles which is roughly depends on the concept of variation. about sound billion and half is pr

point you know i don't know how pronounced the venice. believed her daughter may be doug but ok so so this is a very it's a sixty million dollar capital of capitalization of a crypto coin and it's launched really by community using exactly what we just it exactly the psychology right but different parameters yet different mining parameters different hats various different rhythm exactly right and so. but it has a very thriving thriving community that people have supported and because more people support it it has a rise in market capitalization and you're saying that you it's important because it's drawing people into the crypto space is that right yeah i think the target audience for that coin is very different to the current target audience but it gets people into cryptocurrency and i think there are some all kinds of detrimental to the con because some are just released as pure scum clowns. and still mind all pretty mind placing fat distributions really important when you do want to point the all current environment kind of seems like

non-competition venice and supplying infrastructure like power plant or a sewage system. exactly the same as we were committed in our can do data file in the big book around seven billion and half of that provided by public funds their risk figure sometimes appear in the media has nothing to do with the entire limbic infrastructure it might be figures of rain over eighty of. innovation of the environment in the region ok and i'm sure these games have taken up a measurable amount of your time over the last seven years have you had any chance to think what you might do after these games. started to cells and five when i was lead in successful beat campaign so the games will be successfully it will be almost nine years so for the most active part of my life but after a limpid games the most important things for me will be going to paralympic games and i thank you very much for your time thank you very much for joining us live here on a site there you have it behind me as i say six of the venues including the fish stadium which is going to be hosting the opening ceremony on f

jeffrey talk he joins us live here in all of the international jeffrey we're just hearing from marina venice she met charlie shrem she described him as a small guy of course and is shocked by these allegations you've met him yourself as well how would you describe him if you use a brilliant young man. he's. smart he's been an incredible innovator in the big kind space. right he does know the law and he does dedicated to compliance because he is dedicated to making this currency work so i'm not entirely sure i understand what these allegations are about but we do have to remember the. he was an early mover in the big client space even long before fence and came out with its regulations about declaring every exchanges of money exchange business you know thereby vastly increase in the compliance costs i know that he was you know really serious about compliance himself but he's he's been around a while and we long for most anybody who ever heard about becoming trojan was out there persuading everyone to accept it and going to bars to accept it because he believes it as a technology and will have

they marched up through our automobile strip on venice avenue and broke all of the windows. saw that. i remembered the police stood by frozen. i thought, well, this is how nacht began. so that word was in my mind. need to read from this letter but if you are interested, i can. >> go ahead. apologize. this is the letter i wrote to the anti-defamation league, i apologize to you and any who have mistaken my reference to kristallnacht as a sign of latent anti-semitism. this is not the case. my late partner fled hitler from austria and fought in the u.s. army. we became the deepest of friends during our long association and imaginet me "never the unimaginable can't become real." withs never comfortable extreme political current and america and never took our freedom for granted. i believe that he would have understood my letter and would have agreed with the warning. and then i apologize for using kristallnacht, as i said before. and i had a pleasant discussion man before a came here and i hope that part is put to rest. >> so more than 90 jews were killed in kristallnacht. what w

i don't know how to pronounce the venice they do believe a dog maybe dog but ok so so this is a very it's a sixty million dollar capital of capitalization of a crypto coin and it's launched really by community using exactly what we just it exactly the psychology right but different parameters yet different mining parameters different have. exactly right and so but it has a very thriving thriving community that people have supported and that's because more people support it it has a rise in market capitalization and you're saying that you it's important going to get a strong people in the crypto space is that right yeah i think the tag audience for that coin is very different to the big target audience but it gets people into a crypto currency and i think there are some all kinds of detrimental to con because someone just releases pure scum coins. and so mind all pretty mind plays in fact distributions really important when you do want to call in the oakland environment kind of seems like a place where you can test new features so you can try something out like zero point is trying ou