and finally, it's the time of year to let your hair down in venice, italy daniel venice carnival has kicked off with the color of performance marketing the $300.00 anniversary of jack. i'm ok. so nova crowds gathered and st. mark's square to enjoy a tribute to the city's saint rider adventure and the legendary lover. 50 years festivities run until march 4th and will include costing falls for rain and a lot more. and before we go, a quick reminder of our top story. a lot of mirrors, zaleski has called for a european army. speaking of the munich security conference, the premiums president warrens of russia poses a danger to fall into europe. he said, new russian divisions destined for fellows could be intended to attack tomato you're up to date on dw news, mariana evans dean. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you . in the meantime, you can get lost more news on our website. just go to the www dot com from me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the . we would never compromise upon the rights of, i take that opportunity over your cation speak with dr.

vargas: in venice, the leader of venice had a palace, and across the policy had his prison. and oftentimes a prisoner would be taken into the palace and interrogated in a very rough way and then be tortured and then after he confessed to something he normally didn't do, he would have to walk over the bridge and into the dungeon and oftentimes die there. however, before he completed the task of crossing the bridge, there are two windows there, and he would stop at the windows and he would look out over the magnificent city of venice, and it's the last time oftentimes that person would get to see venice. so he would sighs. that is why it is called the bridge of sighs. the reason i bring that up is a lot of americans feel that way right now, that they are crossing this bridge and maybe it is the last time they have seen the beautiful america that we have had. they are worried. they are worried about the usurpation of powers. they are worried about the balance of powers. i was very proud of you when you stood up and said you can't be fired, president can't fire me, i'm staying.

considering sending them to the border between columbia and venice, why lest, hello such a run. peasy has stuck in limbo. dozens of mostly vainly swelling migrants are sleeping on the streets of panama, as border with co studies. unable to move forward to return home. they say they gave up on reaching the united states at the president. donald trump ramped up deportations. you know, i have been here for 4 days already. we're trying to enter panama to reach our country. but the panamanians won't let us in. pensions clear this week is spending meaning riot police blocked a migrant cabin from crossing into the country. there's a president causing leno cities considering flying the migraines, to cope with that on the columbia of any sort of border embryo. and i sort of sending them to vintage way to from panama is not feasible. we have no content whatsoever with the venezuelan government. however, we are exploring the possibility that with this reverse flow, we could fly them from panama to computer in columbia in territory, and establish appropriate and feasible trends that from the to v

venice is a great first step. >> that was monica madden reporting.tonight, several members of the los angeles fire department appeared on stage during the grammys to help present the big award of the night album of the year. and that award went to beyonce, who also won for best country album. the superstar is both the most awarded and nominated artist in grammys history. she has been nominated in the category four times before, and many felt she had been snubbed by its top honors. well ahead of her big night, beyonce officially announced her cowboy carter tour. she had teased a big announcement in january, but held off out of respect for the l.a. wildfires. she took to instagram with the news but has yet to release dates, locations, ticket sales info. oh, i can see it now. the what do they call it? the beehive. >> the beehive? yeah, they're going to be clamoring. >> for all the tickets. >> yeah, well, hey, praise to the queen bee indeed. all right, we've got some serious weather coming our way. it's not very attractive. a level two storm tomorrow wil

and finally, is the time of year to let your hair down in venice, italy. the annual vendors carnival has kicked off with a colorful performance marketing the $300.00 anniversary of giacomo casanova. crowns gathered in saint mark square to enjoy a tribute to this city's famed rider adventure and a legendary lover. this year's festivities run until march 4th, and they're going to include costing ball's grades and more theater. the, you're up to date on the example you use up next we take a look at some of the key issues in germany's election campaign. that's next on reporter i'm marrying i haven't seen, i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour. thanks for watching the people in trucks injured trying to feed the city center the straight pieces explain the around the world more than 150000000 people us we also.

you can't get any more venice than this. sexualised language, which left some staff fearful and uncomfortableso proud of." was deeply upsetting. itv, which commissions and broadcasts gino d'acampo's inappropriate and unacceptable. most of them were not reported to itv at the time. where issues have been raised with itv, name a famous tv chef. itv news has reported that the latest series of family fortunes, filmed in 2023, is not currently and that itv has no plans to work with gino d'acampo. you ll see the water getting hotter — the darker colour. that s a weather pattern known as el nino. the hot sea gives an extra blast of heat into the atmosphere, on top of our already warming climate. el nino has a sister weather pattern, expected it to bring temperatures down a notch. but unfortunately it didn't. of climate live usa she told me her thoughts on the report. came off of the hottest year on record. that was 202a. had the hottest day on record. but, you know, this is, of course, a very complex picture with many moving parts and dynamics. human—induced climate change, because of the overrelian

the stones of venice, absolutely, absolutely. the movement continued to make beautiful books, morris really started it. and by about 1920, i would say it was in full swing and another plane book on the outside but when we look on the inside, the golden press was printing books illustrated by very famous illustrators. this one is by eric l and eric is known of being a man of two minds, he was of deep religious persuasion. this is the passion of christ, this is an excerpt from the gospels and this entire book is actually written in latin. and let me turn to this wonderful illustration of the crucifixion, very, very moving. but, eric gill was also known for his drawings, he appreciated the human form in their many aspects. so, the golden press started in the 20th and continued i think through the 40s and 50s, the movement to make beautiful books never stopped, so my last example is from the old style press, who started in the 1980s. and this book i just adore because you will see the illustrations are in color. these are woodcut ill

lawmakers there say he was spotted hunting protected ducks in venice lagoon. environmentalists say there is video showing him and other hunters shooting the birds. one lawmaker says the incident has been reported to wildlife police. trump plans to cooperate fully. >> coming up, the nba team offering refunds to their season ticket holders. >> and the very special boy and his mom, who are headed to the super bowl, compliments of the >> victims of mesothelioma and their families may be entitled to receive a cash award from the estimated $30 billion in asbestos trust funds now available. over $50 billion has been awarded already. if you have been diagnosed with mesothelioma or lung cancer caused by asbestos. call the number on your screen now. we have served victims of mesothelioma and their families nationwide for over 30 years. we have successfully recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for thousands of our clients. even if a family member has passed due to mesothelioma, you may still be entitled to a cash award. so call now for your free evaluation. we want

you can't get any more venice than this. with a number of different shows.t itv has no plans to work with gino d'acampo. now, here is a question for you. in paris 202a. divya arya tracks herjourney to find out how simran did it. is the sweetest memory for sprinter simran sharma. coach and her guide runner. translation: i just thought, "i have to run today _ so i ran. championship. it was the first international competition they ran together. line first before i do. not allow other athletes to get ahead of her, but let her get ahead of me. there is less awareness, and apart from a shared medal guide runners as coaches. payment from the government that is equivalent to 50% - of the athlete's cash prize, i and the same should be given despite the challenges, simran won bronze in the 200m have to search for a guide all over again. divya arya, bbc news, delhi. time to show you some from a river in buenos aires. intense coloured water flowing into the river. local media m- “9,222“th '""l—*" the m“. be caused etc" are" the “a“, be caused by the dumping ”textile”? ”

brian in venice, florida. independent. caller: thank you for having me on. i'm really concerned about this. i feel as if we are almost living in britain in the 1930's. pete hegseth, he shows up. the used to show up at work drunk all the time. now he is secretary of defense. all the republicans are terrified of trump so they just vote for all of his people. hegseth is like having neville chamberlain. peace for the world. he held of this big piece of paper coming back from berlin talking to at all filler -- ad olf hitler. host: what you think it will look like? caller: i think putin will get everything he wants. he's like trump. if their lips are moving, they are lying. they will destroy ukraine. i don't trust him. host: what happens if ukraine is destroyed? caller: well, he will be a bigger threat to the rest of eastern europe. especially poland. places like that. the data rinse i hear coming from maga supporters. i'm sorry, maga supporters. you think you know all this history. i'm sorry but you don't. you watch what happens with this. not only that, trump wa

. >> in venice, doge, who was the leader of venice had a palace and across the powers he had his prison and often times a prisoner would be taken and interrogated in a rough way and then be tortured and after he confessed, something he normally didn't do, he would have to walk over the bridge into the dungeon and often times die there. however, before he completed the task of crossing the bridge there are two windows and he would stop at the window and look over the magnificent city of venice, last time oftentimes that person would see venice. he would sigh and that is why it is called the bridge of xis. the reason i bring that up is a lot of americans feel that way right now. they are crossing this project maybe it is the last time they see the beautiful america we had. they are worried. they are worried about usurpation of powers, they are worried about the balance of power. i was proud of you when you stood up and said i can't be fired. i am staying. >> can anyone fire you? >> no single person. >> no single person can. i hope you continue with that independence. this moment is very i

come on to look through them in goals and steer. joyce you and one more thing guns and the sudden venice done with amy got 0 and i've since i've done highs the same glass shown the re migration. this was and what it might need is explosive tens of thousands protested last. the hosted reports that half the members attended a meeting with international file rights figures, which mass deportations will discuss. vital distance tests out, some of them. so that reduction of re migration now is telling needs and it's our definition remains by donald trump, one side i could shoot someone on 5th avenue and i wouldn't lose motors that sort of confidence is work. we are witnessing of 50 right now. do you think we can call them main screen? now? i see you, i guess the but now has a policy to start. and so you don't, jem an easier a skeptic friend is search to become its most potent, all right. policy since the 2nd world war. yeah. up the is they say, speed on something of the journey. in 2013, a group of men gathered in this chat tool and open rows of north of friends. they were economists, business

so by me, i would like to extend my sincere thanks and gratitude to venice, mother who has been actively helping in fighting for her son's freedom. he will also an exclusive interview with our t v. right. the neck said she hasn't received any official confirmation of her sultan's release. as yet, smith's been assured what it's being like for her grandchildren waiting for their father to come home. and if that would happen, don't, as you might see just you going. the children have pain in their eyes. there is pain and expectation in every word in their body. just expectation. the kids don't want to go anywhere. they don't want anything. they say daddy's coming daddy's coming. and it's like this year after year. i'm heartbroken. i'm sick. i'm losing my voice because of the nerves. my legs are numb. i understand that someone has to tell me if it's my son who's going to be released. we don't show the news to the children. they don't read any news. we will tell the children only when we know for sure, and the official authorities confirm it. i hope, and i pray until they officially confirm it

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and finally, securing the release of these 6 americans from venice. when in prisons, we don't know their identities, but we understand that they were part of a number of us citizens that had been arrested in recent months by the venezuelan government, accusing them of terrorism, or of plotting cruise against the venezuelan redeem in the meeting. except we understand that they spoke about migrations us sanctions in venezuela and oil, all issues that are key central to the relationship between the 2 countries and for all of the trunk, harsh words against pricing and my daughter, there's little doubt that this meeting will be seen or will renew speculations about trump's willingness to eventually reach a deal with president because my daughter president, that the us does not recognize, and that'd be lisa that's stolen the last presidential elections. there's no doubt that these contacts, these meetings will inferior a to do business with an opposition. and also part of the trump's establishment. the buddies shows that the trump of the new station could b

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list of expenditures that include meals for i'll tell you to affiliated discipline miss in syria for venice wheeler to ukraine. we look at how the agency has been spending billions, the further of washington's agenda was the guy it's up to monetary and help us donald trump meets with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the american liter, double style. in on his idea of relocating palestinians from gaza to a neighboring countries, despite objections from the states themselves, the walk up wherever you're counting, the r t international use are from today across the globe. the oval office is cracking don on us a i d, the by some, as washington's regime change agency is almost cause already threatened to shutter it. as part of his efforts in leading the new government efficiency department. while the white house press secretary early at all, it's what it's funds have been spent on you look at the waste and abuse that has run through usa id over the past several years. these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending money on. $1500000.00 to advance t

shaking hands, smiling with president my daughter, and securing that release of the 6 americans from venice. when i'm present so far, we don't know their identities. we only saw them in this the picture while there were flying back to the united states in minnesota and prison uniform. they are seen smiling after other generally speaking to trumpet. we know that in the meeting going out and my daughter spoke about migration us sanctions. i'm finished with an oil. these are all obviously issues that are essential to the relationship between the 2 countries. and we heard president trump speaking a lot of a harsh words against my daughter. but there's little doubt that this meeting will renew speculation about the drums winning nice thing. stay the reaching some kind of agreement with my daughter. if my daughter is willing to do things such as receiving the swim, migrants in the us, in particular, those that are considered criminals by the us. so a sound, or does this now mean the president madura will start receiving those then as well? and deep ortiz, as well, we know that trump is big on the

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washington. dozens of venice white and migraine, so stranded at pen miles west and boarded with cost to reach him. they're attempting to return home off to the us. introduce strict to immigration policies, leaving many unable to continue the journey to the north. the president of panama says is, governments may help transport the migraines south to the columbia and venezuelan border. hello, such a run p a. t has more stuck in limbo. dozens of mostly vinny swimming migrants are sleeping on the streets of panama, as border with coast studies. unable to move forward to return home, they say they gave up on reaching the united states after president donald trump ramped up the partitions. you know, i have been here for 4 days already. we're trying to enter panama to reach our country, but the panamanians won't let us in. pensions clear this week is spending meaning riot police blocked a migrant cabin from crossing into the country. there's a president causing lino cities considering flying the migrants to cope with that on the columbia. venezuela border m b o n s. what are sending them to

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so i do go secure, shared his views of what the agency did in venice with the nice agent of a was also part of the squandering and part of the one build up the imperative that the shadow government, a lot of the coordinates of beneficiaries were actually part of the leadership of the, of the shadow government to think of the for the north is one way to go lead him being tardy and so on. but mind you just go even beyond this is part because you actually created all these economic infrastructure around the humanitarian crisis. they, they themselves, where they're wanting to get promoted to eh, and also be creating a whole lot of a check point for nomic check points on how to drift out of the migration migrating situation. i mean, these people also, for example, have many from salt and c and off as a managed privacy to get better for them. citizens, there are some sort of migrant regulation of use and that you had gotten into your some sort of decent, green card or whatever. so it was basically a corruption of trumps, a comp time to is stretching all over the globe including sort of afric

. >> reporter: when marclay won best artist for "the clock" at the venice biennale, it turned him intoontemporary art superstar. but the 70-year-old first made a name for himself decades earlier as part of new york's underground dj scene. >> those days you would find records. people would put them in the trash. >> reporter: born to an american mother and a swiss father, marclay was raised in switzerland and moved to the u.s. to attend art school in the late 1970s. >> i kept putting aside my work as a visual artist because i lived in a tiny east village apartment, and i didn't have a studio. so music at that time was convenient. >> reporter: it's easier to store records than canvases? >> yes. but you need tolerant neighbors. ♪ >> reporter: marclay's music was experimental. he was an early pioneer of turntablism. >> please welcome record player christian marclay. >> reporter: invited to spin on the short-lived show "night music." ♪ >> i would destroy the records in performance, but then i had all these incredible covers. such an interesting history of graphic design. and i started collag

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in venice, the doge, who was the leader of venice, had a palace. and across the palace, he had his prison. and oftentimes, a prisoner would be taken into the palace and interrogated in a very rough way. and then be tortured and then after he confessed to something he normally didn't do, he would have to walk over the bridge. and then into the dungeon and oftentimes die there. however, before he completed the task of crossing the bridge, there are 2 windows there, and he would stop at the windows and he'd look out over the magnificent city of venice, and it's the last time oftentimes that person would get to see venice. and he would sigh, and that is why it is called the bridge of sighs. el ponte del souspii. the reason i bring that up is i think a lot of americans feel that way right now. that they're crossing this bridge and maybe it's the last time they've seen the beautiful america that we've had. and they're worried. they're worried about the usurpation of powers. they're worried about the balance of powers. now i was very proud of you when you

brian in venice, florida. independent. caller: thank you for having me on. i'm really concerned about this. i feel as if we are almost living in britain in the 1930's. pete hegseth, he shows up. the used to show up at work drunk all the time. now he is secretary of defense. all the republicans are terrified of trump so they just vote for all of his people. hegseth is like having neville chamberlain. peace for the world. he held of this big piece of paper coming back from berlin talking to at all filler -- ad olf hitler. host: what you think it will look like? caller: i think putin will get everything he wants. he's like trump. if their lips are moving, they are lying. they will destroy ukraine. i don't trust him. host: what happens if ukraine is destroyed? caller: well, he will be a bigger threat to the rest of eastern europe. especially poland. places like that. the data rinse i hear coming from maga supporters. i'm sorry, maga supporters. you think you know all this history. i'm sorry but you don't. you watch what happens with this. not only that, trump wa

this year you and your wife venice are celebrating our 15th anniversary.gesture of love guy? do you write her name in wine on the table or something? >> lin-manuel: say more about that. have you ever written your wife's name in wine on a table? >> stephen: i have not. it happens in the iliad. it's what paris does to helen. anyway, go ahead. >> lin-manuel: gosh. i guess so. i have a tattoo of her initial on my finger. i did that in lieu of a sort of wedding ring. notably she did not return that in kind. she does not have a tattoo. >> stephen: she's wearing a ring. >> lin-manuel: she wears the ring. >> stephen: how does she feel about it? >> lin-manuel: i think she feels fine. [laughs] she's like, very nice. >> stephen: can you show them? her name is vanessa. close-up shot of that? it kind of looks like in arrow meaning "ringo is here." do you celebrate valentine's? >> lin-manuel: no, man. one of my sons' birthday is in november and the others at the beginning of february. we have an event to plan every two weeks from halloween through the ed of the month. i

york with kate to do publicity and then had to go back and do my english exam and then i went to the veniceave to take a quick break. we will be right back with more melanie lynskey, everybody, stick around! [cheers and applause] ♪ who cares for what you've got ♪ ♪ if you're not having any fun? ♪ ♪ have a little fun ♪ (tony hawk) i still love to surf, snowboard, and of course, skate, so i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's high-absorption magnesium glycinate helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol. the brand i trust. love your plug-ins but wish you had more scent control? introducing the new febreze plug scent booster. enjoy the same 50 days of continuous scent as febreze plug... including a cord for flexible placement options... and a boost button for extra scent. new febreze plug scent booster. ♪ lalalalala ♪ i'm an overpowered leaf blower ha ha ha... and i'm not exactly street legal. (leaf blower revving up) (♪♪) no... no... (♪♪) and if you don't have the right auto coverage, this could really blow your budget. so get allstate, save money... and

pile of mangled metal and debris from a destroyed parklet outside a packed bar on 24th and south venicewhere people gathered to watch the super bowl. the crash hurt six people, including two people in the car and four people sitting in or near the parklet area. >> then i looked out the window and i saw a car barreling through the parklet. >> police say just after 3 p.m, they responded to buckingham and winston regarding a wanted vehicle. and when officers tried to stop the suv, the suspects took off. >> it started out in stonestown and ended here. >> police say they were pursuing the suspects. there are a lot of questions about how fast the officers were going and if their lights and sirens were on at the time. were there lights? were there sirens? was there a light? was it a high speed pursuit or what? >> i can't tell you if it was a high speed or not, but to my understanding, the speeds are about 45mph. >> sunday afternoon people were in shock following the crash. this woman did not want to be identified. her friends were sitting inside the parklet. >> he got hit in the head. my other

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the people requested to bring this energy that we were creating with our streetball league in veniceach to other cities, other markets. >> founders and ambassadors of the program are using the nba all star weekend beginning next friday, all across the bay area, as a chance to bring their project to local schools. >> who bus brings basketball where basketball is needed most often underserved communities, forgotten areas. >> four years ago, i didn't think i'd be doing this, you know, and i it's brought a lot of joy in my life. it's brought a lot of, you know, smiles in my life and, you know, connecting with people from all over the world. >> there are two events today. one is at west oakland middle school, then a celebration that's open to the public. right next door at lowell park starts at 330 this afternoon. it will feature a full size zero emission bus. the project has support of businesses, the basketball world and hollywood. oakland native zendaya and her fiance tom holland have appeared in the past, so let us see if they arrive today. >> all right. 840 is your time now. steve pa

this whole idea originated in venice beach down in southern california back in 2019.anizers saw how people from different cultures and backgrounds all came together on the basketball court. the mobile basketball court. school bus manufacturer blue bird donated the electric bus to help make the events green and healthy. >> school busses have been diesel for so long, and we do know that children have more asthma, more breathing problems, more health problems, and so zero emission leads to a lot better health and a lot better attendance and a lot better grades. >> the founders of this program are using the nba all star weekend, which begins next friday here in the bay area, as a chance to bring their project to local schools. great idea. >> yeah, indeed. and a strong windshield on that bus. that's right. well, today was the grand opening of the splash sports bar and restaurant at thrive city at chase center in san francisco. the huge vegas style venue has 20,000ft!s of space inside another 10,000ft of outdoor space. big attraction is the giant screen that's over 70ft lon

also wheelchair accessible entrances are located on venice avenue and grove street. please note the wheelchair lift at the good place polk street entrance is temporarily not available after multiple repairs that were followed by additional breakdowns. the wheelchair lift at good polk entrance is being replaced for improved operation and reliable city. we anticipate having a functional lift after the completion of construction in may 2025. there are elevators and accessible restrooms on every floor. and now i will turn it over to our commission secretary monroe's dhaliwal for public comment instructions for members of the public joining in-person who wish to comment on agenda items. once you are called on then you'll be asked to voice your comment at the podium. you will see blank public comment cards are located on the podium. you are recommended but not required to fill out this card which will be included in the minutes. i will start your three minutes when you speak using a visual timer. you will also receive a 32nd audible warning when your time is up. i will say

some of the projects that we've done here is 100 venice the pacific, the old begonias school of dentistry and the the presidio landmark which was the former hospital. so another thing that just came out about a month ago, the milken institute, which is a nonprofit nonpartisan think tank focused on accelerating measurable progress in the path to a meaningful life came out with the best performing cities and san francisco was the number number one highest drop in the nation going from 26 in 20 24 to 120 6 in 2025 do just in part to the severe housing affordability challenges. so obviously we're very pro conversion in residential for and from office to residential. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is robin levitt. i'm an architect and a 30 year plus resident of hayes valley. >> i'm here to support this legislation and any any sort of efforts to increase housing production in the city. but what i'm about to point i'm about to make is slightly off topic but still related. it's regarding the former freeway parcels along octa

avenue myself and to supervise in the mayor we pushed a broom up and down venice avenue. i was able to get my son up at 9 a.m. to go help me. that was actually kind of it was that was nice. an exciting project that's happening is the academy of art has a class on murals painting and we have contracted or entered an agreement with them to paint a mural in our entryway of headquarters so given that it is the in march we are celebrating the 130 anniversary. we have a public ambulance service in san francisco. we elicited their response to assist us with painting a mural so they've done other work in that area. they also have worked behind station one. they painted a mural there as well. so really exciting. i think conceptually we have an idea of what we want them to paint. they're very excited. they have a class that's going to in the spring conduct the process of painting that mural. so i think you're going to really be impressed. so they're planning on starting here pretty soon. right now they're just getting ideas, they're traveling and they're trying to find like histori