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think that is the transit of venus, so that is when venus passes in front of the sun, so the black dotus in front of the sun. somebody on the website needs to... we will have words! but we are here to educate, aren't we, and you have done just that, thank you for setting straight. lovely to see you. you are watching bbc news. a pipe bomb has been found at a wreath laying ceremony in 0magh, forcing the ceremony to be postponed. a suspicious device was discovered this morning in 0magh town, and that is what led to the wreath laying ceremony being postponed. the rest of the service was able to go ahead, but not that pa rt was able to go ahead, but not that part of it, no wreath laying at the cenotaph this year. the police said that this was a viable pipe bomb that this was a viable pipe bomb that has now been taken away for forensic examination. police also say that they believe the device could be attributed to a violent dissident republicans. that statement continues at this small but potentially dangerous device was left to cause the maximum amount of disruption to remembrance sunday c

escolero and investigator burke to discuss the shooting that happened at the venue. we also discussed inspector burke's enforcement activity timeline at that time, and at the meeting we discussed that the permit's original conditions must be adhered to effective immediately, and we discussed revisions to the security plan that must be adhered to by way of director's order under san francisco police code sections 1060.32, and 1070.29. that afternoon, i issued a director's order to the permitee requiring compliance with the revised security plan dated september 19th, to take effect at 5:00 p.m. on october 3rd. however, as you heard on tem testimony from inspector burke, he witnessed, three days past the date, he observed violations of the security plan. i actually want to call your attention, just in response to all of this, to the respondent's prehearing filing. on page 4, if you take a look at that, letter e, the counsel states that respondent has come plied with most of the items on the security plan. the only pending item issue on the pending security plan is the f

all the rest are smaller venues with new complainants. they're being addressed. lots of sound tests, lots of communications with managers to update old permits with realistic sound limits. >> and the crystal jade, on the one night permit, does it say that this is for indoors only? i mean, does it really say, this is not for an outdoor permit? >> i spoke with the complainant directly who came to the office, informed him that he needed an outdoor permit loudspeaker. that permit has not obtained. >> right, but does anybody else know that, when you go in and get a permit, say -- >> there's a -- there's two pages of-position pages prior to even getting into the application that stipulates exactly what the permit is for. >> okay, so it's clear, right? >> yeah, yeah, so it's clear. just -- we're changing all of these permit applications very shortly, and it's even more clear now. >> okay. >> but yes, it's very clear that it's for indoor. >>president tan: all right. i don't see anyone from the public. >>inspector burke: thank you. >>president tan: so public comment's now

in the press center and the summit venue is just across from us and this whole area is in a kind of a lockdown in the city thousands of security personnel have been deployed for this summit it's been declared a day's holiday or in fact a few days holiday here in the capital manila to allow this to take place to keep the roads open and so on but also to coincide with this event a number of left wing groups here have called a protest and they called it for what they said was a campaign against the imperialism of the united states now for the philippines is largely very pro-american historically there have been very close links between the united states and the philippines but there is a leftist element here in regards america as a former colonial power and some of these left wing groups i think i've also been incensed at what they see as the talks between donald trump and deter that are taking place today and what they see. trump abrogating his responsibilities towards human rights the u.s. traditionally takes a stand on human rights but it seems that ahead of this summit donald trump

just want to say that we acknowledge this is an imperfect venue for raising these issues, however, we have been concerned about the trend of taking single room occupancy hotels and turning them into a venue for other people. according to the general plan, changes like this are supposed to support the change of affordable housing in the city. we also just want to remind people about the historical context of the tenderloin as a neighborhood for low income people and the challenges of low income people to find housing elsewhere, and we've watched single occupancy places being turned into high income hotels, and we feel it compromises the significancy of the tenderloin. we've watched this happen at other places, and in both situations, landowners removes tenants from their property by various means, and then proceeded to upgrade the building and market the building towards high income people, so we have a concern this is happening in this hotel, and we've seen this happen in other areas such as chinatown and the mission and south of market, and so we just want to raise the profile of thi

i think he is going to continue to do that in a number of venues, whether it is through speeches, twitter or other social media platforms. does he know that sharing is videos might incite violence? he's elevating the conversation to talk about a real issue, extreme violence and terrorism which we know is very

course to having everything ready for the twenty twenty games is just unveiled the first of eight venues the forests what plaza will host badminton modern pentathlon and fencing as well as basketball for the paralympics the building has a capacity of ten thousand the remaining venues are expected to be completed in two years' time. and that's all from the news this hour you can catch up with us at the top of the hour and do remember to log on to our website for more info that view dot com and you can also follow us and also show media we are exporting. they know what. i'm still just a piece of. scientists around the world are working to measure our emotions. so hopefully i can be helpful piece of software virtual person as a therapist or a robot as a teacher neither would have human empathy. what does a machine need to do to create empathy and a medical context where i disclose more information to a person or to computer in this case. algorithms finster the feelings measuring emotion starting december sixteenth t.w. . to some crypt forms the bedrock of german steel making but the company

we could ask the planning commission to take this up and figure out if from is any other venue. then it will elevate it instead of puppet in a public comment. >> mr. ionin, that a paroled ural possibility? >> you could seek additional information from staff and staff could convey your concerns to the planning commission, our staff could convey those concerns to the planning commission. i wasn't sure what would be before the planning commission as far as the property in p a future hearing. it did sound as though there was something that was going to happen, that it would have to go to the planning commission. i don't believe there application pending which maybe the difficulty. >> and are there interior changes? >> there are other interior permits approved in 2013 and 2014 that are underway which is why the building is entirely vacant right now. >> there is -- if we look at it on the sake of the fact that if what miss kerby said was true that the sro units will be available again to the sro tenants, there is a benefit to moving the project along if everything went according to th

to have everything ready for the twenty twenty olympic games it's just unveiled the first of eight venues the most the shino forests for plaza will host badminton and tough lawn and fencing as well as wheelchair basketball for the paralympics the building has a capacity of ten thousand and the remaining venues are expected to be completed in the next two years. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you egypt has launched airstrikes in response to friday's deadly attack on a mosque in the sinai peninsula the warplanes are said to have hit suspected militant hideouts the mosque attack has now claimed more than three hundred lives. it watching the duppy news in berlin more coming at the top of the hour thank you for joining us. g.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on its own for the art of programming go in there it'll be. there with us our innovations magazine for asia. from with every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com science and research for asia. welcome to quadriga he was right here what is it that he sai

i asked received by his supporters in that venue. meet any opponents. he said, yes, but didn't say where or when. thank you. thank you. in cricket, england's women kept their ashes hopes alive with a stubborn draw against australia. an australian victory would have seen them retain the trophy, but they were unable to bowl england out on the final day of the test in sydney. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, reports. england's batters emerged with their ashes hopes hanging in the balance. their challenge — to survive the day and salvage a draw, and tammy beaumont‘s stylish start seemed to bode well. but then, on 37, she was bamboozled by a piece of magic from amanda jade wellington, and england suddenly had problems. lauren winfield not so much leg before as toe before wicket, gone for 34, and australia sensed the ashes could be in sight. but come the second session, england knuckled down. heather knight with a captain's innings. boundaries were a rarity, but it didn't matter. with the help of georgia elwiss and a lifeless pitch, k

it has been two years since the attack on the project line -- on the bataclan concert venue in paris. 90 people died that night. we will meet a survivor of the shooting. brent: i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. tonight, u.s. president donald trump is wrapping up his marathon 12-date tour of asia. trump is in the philippines for the final leg of his trip for two days of regional summits. on monday, he was warmly received by philippine president rodrigo duterte. trump avoided openly criticizing duterte for his crackdown on drug trafficking, in which thousands of filipinos have been killed. trump flies back to the u.s. on tuesday. joining me in the studio is the program director at the aspen institute. good to have you back on the show. we have this marathon trip, 12 days. in the philippines, we have had trump meeting with the indian prime minister mr. modi, and yet the following assessment. president trump: it has been a great 12 days. we have had 12 days. i don't know how many days you have had there. a lot of great things have happened for our country, and i think for t

did have his guard matis is in paris outside the butter kill concert and in a venue where ninety people were killed he had this to say with small and simple commemorative ceremonies songs today page tributes to the one hundred thirty people who lost their lives in paris two years ago outside the particular music club ninety names of those killed two years ago were read out followed by a minute of silence but the butler clone concert hall is also a good example that life has returned to this part of paris many people told me that they do feel more secure two years after the attacks with still thousands of soldiers patrolling french streets and a with ten thousand police officers to be employed in the years to come and with a new antiterrorism law that has replaced the state of emergency which gives the police extensive powers to detain suspects and to search houses at the same time police have warned that the risk of homegrown terrorist attacks still remains imminent still remains high and that is a big concern france is a country still very much marked by the events two years ago. debbi

our next -- next permit applicant is hermitage banquet hall. >> this is fore a venue that i located in the rich manned district, which is great because we don't see a lot of permits into this area, and the owner, boris, is here this evening. he's essentially opening this up as sort of like a community hall, and he's going to have live music happening at the venue. i just also want to call attention to the fact that we did not receive any negative feedback from the community. in fact, we received a letter of support from supervisor fewer, who i know her legislative aide wanted to be here tonight, but it might be a little too late, and the police department submitted their conditions that it would like to suggest that any and all security guards working in the venue should be fully licensed security guards with current and active guard cards, so that is it. w come on up, boris. >> president tan -- tan continue can you speak into the microphone. >> president tan and members of entertainment commission. i'm here to represent hermitage banquet hall, so we are opening this place for communit

for the paralympics the building has a capacity of ten thousand the remaining venues are expected to be completed in two years' time. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you egypt has launched airstrikes in response to friday's deadly attack on a mosque in the sinai peninsula. said to have hit suspected militant hideouts. has now claimed more than three hundred light.

we brought you venus and jupiter a short while ago. the top left one is venus.says it all. they came agonisingly close to reaching russia next year. they gaveit to reaching russia next year. they gave it their all in basel. it ended ina gave it their all in basel. it ended in a nil—0 draw. that means switzerland go through. northern ireland‘s hopes of making their first world cup finals since 1986 were dashed last night, when switzerland won their play—off 1—0 on aggregate. 0ur sports reporter, jessica creighton, is in basel this morning. good morning. that controversial penalty from last week ended up being really decisive in the end. yeah. good morning. what a cruel way to wa ke yeah. good morning. what a cruel way to wake up this morning. it was a brave performance last night from northern ireland players. they were utterly devastated at full—time. they came so close. in the dying moments... they had a few chances through the match, but in the dying moments, this header was cleared off the line. they could not break through. they sunk to their knees at the en

the need to survive off that shooting that killed ninety people inside the paris concept venue. i don't welcome i'm a. risk is a scrambling to help victims of the iran iraq border that's after a seven point three magnitude quake struck around thirty kilometers from the iraqi town of late on sunday now iran and officials say the tram has killed some three hundred people in iran. in iraq the interior ministry says at least seven people have been killed hundreds more have been injured. came out of nowhere and sent people fleeing into the night in a matter of minutes their lives reduced to rubble the quake could be felt across iraq from here in the eastern city of karbala to khan and over four hundred kilometers away. but it was iran that was the worst hit this was the scene and western kermanshah province buildings crumbled like house of cards destruction as far as the eye can see. as the clock ticked on the number of killed and injured take a wall fell over me. with hospital struggling to cope with the flood of patients the iranian government has called on people to donate blood.

terror that changed france it has been two years since the attack on the by the klan that concert venue in paris ninety people died that night tonight we'll meet a survivor of the shooting. i bring coffee it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president donald trump is wrapping up his marathon twelve day tour of asia trump is . in the philippines on the final leg of his trip for two days of regional summits on monday he was warmly received by philippine president rodriguez tear to a trump avoided openly criticizing due territory for his crackdown on drug trafficking in which thousands of filipinos have been killed so trump flies back to the u.s. on tuesday. and joining me now here in the studio is tyson barker he's program director at the aspen institute germany tyson it's good to have you to be back on the show so we got this marathon trip twelve days the in the philippines we had trump meeting with the indian prime minister mr modi and he offered the following assessment to take a listen to what the president had to say. what a great twelve days we've had twelve days over how many

but it's really good to see, a great venue it again!ee, a great venue and the girls are playing such a great standard, it's awesome. it's going to be awesome. go australia. a year in which england scaled the heights of the world cup when i've ended in disappointment. the first triumph of this ashes winter has gone australia's way. england's women's by australia's way. england's women's rugby better bounce back from world cup defeat this to thump canada 79-5. in cup defeat this to thump canada 79—5. in the first game since the rfu confirmed they will be paid match fees, england were rampant running in13 match fees, england were rampant running in 13 tries. they will play again next tuesday and saturday. 0ne match in the aviva premiership tonight where saracens lost at gloucester. sarries dominated the first half but a remarkable comeback from gloucester meant they scored 22nd points including this try by tom hudson to seal the victory. confirmation of that score and the other matches of the night in the anglo welsh cup. in tennis, andy m

to have everything ready for the twenty twenty olympic games it's just unveiled the first of eight venues the forests for plaza will host badminton modern and tat's lawn and fencing as well as basketball for the paralympics the building has a capacity of ten thousand and the remaining venues are expected to be completed in the next two years. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you egypt has launched airstrikes in response to friday's deadly attack on a mosque in the sinai peninsula the warplanes are said to have hit suspected militant hideouts the mosque attack has now claimed more than three hundred lives. you're watching the news in berlin more coming at the top of the hour thank you for joining us.

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most of the concerts i get to perform are in close venues where everybody is quiet and maybe that is up to two thousand people and but what happens when you take classical music and you put it in that stadium with nearly forty thousand people and. everyone's under the rain and it's cold and there's thunder and lightning and yet everybody stays for the names. this is the mideast. this. week. to. get. the. you know i was. with. you. i'm i think and. the. way. good for her you know the. the. oh. i. am. thank. you. space age technology for our streets. driverless cars still encounter real obstacles and traffic but on mars rovers have been moving autonomy islay for years . now a japanese automaker wants to use their technology to create self driving cars that are out of this world. to borrow today next on d. w. . enjoy the fresh sea air. and soak up some sunshine on zoeth. the island off germany's north sea coast boasts beaches perfect for long stroll unique natural beauty and classic maritime cuisine. those are always worth a visit. in sixty minutes long d.w. . united against climate cha

having everything ready for the twenty twenty olympic games it's just unveiled the first of eight venues the forests what plaza badminton modern pentathlon and fencing as well as basketball for the paralympics the building has a capacity of ten thousand the remaining venues are expected to be completed in two years' time. and that's all from the news this hour you can catch up with us at the top of the hour and do remember to log on to our website for more info that view dot com and you can also follow us and also show media the idea of exporting. they know what.

he just blew everybody away. >> reporter: he says the venues were already in short supply. >> it wasperation that night because there were no other places to have the parties. ♪ [ music ] usic ] ♪ >> reporter: he says the creative underground gatherings from dwindled in the last year. >> not like they used to be. >> reporter: some events now held above ground now at permitted clubs and venues, while others held in secret. after the fire there was a threat of people infiltrating the arts community. >> they're not underground, but different, catering to a different type of crowd and audience, and yeah, we'll keep it that way. >> reporter: for a group already at risk of being priced out of oakland, the city's practice of cracking down on unpermitted spaces is driving some artists already. >> there's already that hidden universe of underground parties in the bay area, that was already in peril before the ghost ship fire even happened and very much the fire happened because the ground was shrinking. every other month or so a venue was last to eviction. >> reporter: and without the spaces

much the fire happened because the ground was shrinking where every other month or so, one of the venuesre these things would happen would be lost to eviction. >> reporter: while they recognize where they gather must a safe, without them they say oakland would not be the same. >> the spaces pop up because these are places for artists and creative's to come and share community with each other. creating a void in the community itself. >>> one year after the fire, oakland mayor libby schaaf does responding to an internal report on the progress. the mayor says the fire department is catching up on a backlog of 1000 overdue inspections and is planning on implementing a database system to different departments to communicate. they can more than double the staff inspectors although no additional inspectors have started working yet. >> we put the structures in place to address the shortage. that we are doubling and tripling the number of fire inspectors. >> the mayor says her main goal is to bring unpermitted buildings up to code without leaving people without a place to live. >>> nasa launches

the first big decision in terms of the wedding planning is the venue.or castle in the historic saint george's chapel. the month on the invitations will be made, a precise date has still to be decided. the 15th century chapel festering by the banners of the knights of the garter is where harry was christened. the disadvantage is its size. it can seat only 800 guests, half the capacity of westminster abbey. it is a more intimate setting, it is where the marriage of the duchess of wales and the duchess of cornwall was blessed after their marriages in the wedding office. the reaction in the town was predictably positive. we are amazing, we are so town was predictably positive. we are amazing, we are so excited. fantastic, really nice, it will be good for winter as well.|j fantastic, really nice, it will be good for winter as well. i lived locally and it will be nice to have such a big event in the local area. aside from wedding preparations, megan will be preparing for british citizenship. yesterday she said she wa nted citizenship. yesterday she said she w

and then there is the venue.g, it is where harry's mother and father were married. that might count against it. westminster abbey would be the traditional choice. it was the venue, of course, chosen by william and catherine but as a future king, his choice was constrained. harry has more freedom. st george's chapel within windsor castle, where the earl and countess of wessex were married, is a strong candidate. rich in history, it would lend the occasion a greater sense of intimacy. alongside the wedding planning, meghan must map out a new role within the british royal family. very early out of the gate, i think once you realise you have access or a voice i think once you realise you have access or a voice that people are willing to listen to, with that comes a lot of responsibility, which i take seriously. as for any bride—to—be, it is likely to be a busy few months. the uk's banks could cope if britain leaves the european union in a "disorderly brexit". that's the finding of the bank of england's so—called stre

our purpose is we're a live music venue. and those artists range from art garfunkel, and sheryl crow and michael mcdonald to bluegrass to cajun to the gateway chamber orchestra. >> while the theater is central to main street there is nothing more iconic in town than the famous neon sign outside of the old pharmacy turned restaurant called grays on main. >> the sign has been there since the '50s but the grand opening was absolutely unbelievable. we had a party outside. we closed down main street. we really had no idea how many people would come. 4,000 people showed up. >> oh, my gosh. >> 4,000 people. it was amazing. >> because this building is that important. >> very so, yes, yes. so when you talk to the people back in the day, they said that when they would go out of town and they would drive into franklin, when the sign was on, they knew that they were home. so we knew without a doubt that that sign was very iconic and it meant a lot to folks. >> just a few minutes away from downtown franklin is a beautiful rural oasis cal

that's prompted venues across the country to beef up their security efforts. one solution may not require more law enforcement personnel, but rather man's best friend. >> focus. find it. >> reporter: backstage before a country music concert, henry, and his german shepherd rexo, are on the hunt for a hidden ticking time bomb. from the back of the house, to the front, and through the feeder. >> in a venue like this, one of the threats can be an explosive device. >> reporter: the search is for a precautionary measure. these k-9 troops are the company called dogs for defense. recently, the wave of public attacks has dramatically shifted demand for their services. >> we started overseas. so many of our dogs have worked in iraq, and afghanistan. now we have dogs working here at amusement parks and shopping malls, and houses of worship. >> reporter: they launched the business in 2007, with one dog. they now have more than 20 in 9 states. this is the training warehouse, where they're extraordinary sense of smell and love of working are put to the test. >> the pipe bom

they have played in the small venues and large venues, they were trained classical. they will play classical and jazz to renaissance music to brazilian samba. you will hear it and say it's cool not what i was expecting. >> reporter: the musicians play on nylon string guitars. they play the same style of guitar, but it's tuned in different ways. this will be about how the gentleman bring out different colors and sounds from four instruments that look the same. they will perform two pieces that were written pickly for them, one by it went time grammy award winning guitarist pat mam. the concert is one night only in the kimmel center intimate 600 seat pearlman theater. >> this is four gentlemen on stage playing guitars, it's very down to earth. >> reporter: the los angeles guitar quartet performed november 17 at 8:00 p.m. for arts in philly.org for tickets. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter ta

having everything ready for the twenty twenty olympic games it's just unveiled the first of eight venues. for a sports plaza will host meant more and tackle and fencing as well as a couple for the paralympics the building has a capacity of ten thousand the remaining venues are expected to be completed in two years' time. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you egypt has launched airstrikes in response to friday's deadly attack on a mosque in the sinai peninsula the warplanes are said to have hit suspected militant hideouts. has now claimed more than three hundred lives. that's all from this hour let's catch up at the top of the. whole g.w. on. for. insights the news out. rose. today night to salute. the rank and blade because we have got some vegetarians among our guests we're looking forward to most especially kassandra steel and glass house. for. me to get. into because. we've. never. had before i discussed it if you know this time toy if you want us to our stations it's not but it's yes of us me not to the boys and i'm on the hose and going on and on the. phone

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but you know, the irony is what is every billionaire that owns a sports team and venue want is to sit down with us and talk about can we get ten more shows in my venue. >> rose: we have these three dates. what can you fill up the crowd with. >> exactly. we always say to an owner you probably got your hockey dates and basketball dates and i'm going to bring you 60 dates. let's talk about how that can work together. we always believed the 29,000 shows we're going to do this year. the more shows we do, the more relationships we'll have with the sports owners about putting it in their venues. but we'll kind of stay in the content live business for now. >> rose: what business, okay. you may have answered that. when you, where will live nation be ten years from now other than bigger. >> other than bigger. i think the interesting part of the music business is the artist is really now becoming kind of the center of his wheel. he is now looking at the business very differently. most of our young managers that we're dealing with aren't the managers of the past. it's not about get a record deal,

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this is one of many venues taking part in the contains strong language festival. and in this weather i'm glad we've got somewhere to go indoors. have you got room in there for a little one? who is the little one? kate tempest has just finished rehearsing. she is one of the headline acts here at britan‘s biggest spoken word festival. this festival is called contains strong language, four days over 60 acts and if you thought poetry was just similes, stanzas and sonnets, think again. bbc radio 1xtra were here last night. i went last night and it was incredible. but there is much more than rap. you have the stars of poetry like simon armitage, to hollywood stars like jeremy irons. something for everyone. hello from hull. this weekend we host the biggest festival of poetry and spoken word. swerving to solitude of skies and scarecrows. between the shorelines. i have been known to write a few. it is a rich tradition in lancashire to turn up at a wedding with a ditty but i wouldn't put myself in the class of the great writers i am reading this week in anyway shape or form

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it's intimate rather than showy or overblown so it's really crucial to find a perfectly suited venue for this piece of shit such as each day which it's. cool because sheen called me and said people have been lining up the whole night for your first performance waiting the high. whole night at the ticket office without sleeping feet you say to the call phone call. they get what you pay i can remember it was raining the day that they queued up for tickets they sold out within two hours unbelievable in these circumstances i tried to persuade you shall my to give another concert and she finally agreed to take it for this concert was sold out in just ten minutes that her friend with her name chulbul michael on the black market tickets were on sale for up to eight hundred euros professors who was shocked when she found out her to lay hold of half a ton at and. i don't say it is was an incredible surprise she never imagined and countering this kind of audience it was almost a third of the age of typical western audiences she never imagined this kind of audience or that this audience would h