and this is across thousands of venues - to hear.s to hear. and this is across - thousands of venues across the uk. the thing about this, these places are taking the credit for explaining to women and others that they have their back if they have a problem. and what our investigation has shown is that in many places, it is not working. what was shocking doing the investigation, i was talking to women who choose bars to go on a date with a stranger. i was talking to mums and dads with teenage children who actively choose bars that they know their children are going on a date with a stranger. so when we ask for angela and there is a blank face, they don't know what we are talking about. that is shocking because in those situations, it had been a problem, what happens? you are highlighting _ problem, what happens? you are highlighting the _ problem, what happens? you are highlighting the awareness - problem, what happens? you are highlighting the awareness has i highlighting the awareness has been raised and arguably now after this repo

and what we see happening in that venue, like other venues throughout the and i think tulane stadium was unique in a lot of ways is a celebration of the crow south is a celebration of segregation in the pregame pageantry and the halftime pageantry and, the ways in which black fans were relegated to a very small section of the outer portion of the upper deck of that stadium. right. and tulane stadium hosted by by the time it was reaches maximum capacity. and in the 1950s, 80,000 people. right. it was a celebration of new orleans. it was a place to attract tourists, to new orleans. it was broadcast nationally on radio and then television for many years. and what we see happening there, you know, it's named after sugar the commodity that was produced by enslaved labor in the region of new orleans, where the birthplace of the sugar industry and slavery really in the late 18th, early 19th century, which are the grounds of tulane today. and so by looking at the history of the sugar bowl, we're actually able to see how the stadium reinforced the social order. right. how it actually creates

suddenly i'm in the venue, i'm in le bourget in the olympics. create a mental picture of what it's going to be like competing. just as technology rose to the challenge, helping paris stage a spectacular show, each olympics delivers a step change in the measurement and refereeing of sport. paris 2024 was truly the games when ai arrived, and to see how it will affect sport both now and in the future, i headed to switzerland, to the official olympic timekeeping lab. oh, i assume that's the right time. omega has been the official olympic timekeeper since 1932, pioneering new technologies throughout the decades. all right. i've got my blades on. i'm on the start line. i'm ready to go. on your marks, set... 3.51. i'm not sure usain bolt�*s got much to worry about. new for paris, this smart camera rig is capable of capturing 40,000 pictures per second over the finish line. so, this is my photo finish. it is, and it's looking actually very professional. you know, in athletics, the frontest part of the torso counts. so, you're leaning forwards here... i

a digital twin is a representation of a venue in 3d, like a video game.m to plan in advance, to anticipate, to see how they can plan their operations in the most efficient way. for broadcasters of the future, digital twins bring an opportunity to try out different camera positions remotely. and for athletes like gold medal—winning british sport climber toby roberts, the tech has been a game—changer. when i first opened the software, i was more just... i was sort of blown away. i wasjust so, like... suddenly i'm in the venue, i'm in le bourget in the olympics. in le bourget, in the olympics. it's really helped me create a mental picture of what it's going to be like competing. just as technology rose to the challenge, helping paris stage a spectacular show, each olympics delivers a step change in the measurement and refereeing of sport. paris 2024 was truly the games when ai arrived, and to see how it will affect sport both now and in the future, i headed to switzerland, to the official olympic timekeeping lab. oh, i assume that's the right time. omega has

at this music venue in brixton, it's a pitch perfect response. is angela around the corner?rking today? yeah. i'm just getting uncomfortable, that's all. i'm just gonna go. okay. our researcher is led to safety immediately and gets help from the manager. anything that we can help with or anything you want to talk to us about? absolutely. contrast with this. is angela working tonight? is she — angela? no. numerous pubs advertise online they're running the scheme. posters in toilets reassure women and everyone else that they will be helped out if they feel in danger. but the reality time and again when we ask for angela. angela? no. angela? i'm the manager. i know my stuff. okay. for this investigation, the bbc visited 25 venues across various parts of london. 13 — more than half of them had no idea what we were talking about, and we heard reports of similar problems across the uk. a lot of people check in advance to see, and if ask angela is at a bar, you're like, okay, they'll have my back if anything happens. we're already telling our friends where we are. we're already tel

well, j obviously people here in this venue, — obviously people here in this venue, which is filling with still— venue, which is filling up now with still a few hours to go before _ with still a few hours to go before kamala harris is due here, — before kamala harris is due here, are _ before kamala harris is due here, are all firm democrat supporters. but like voters everywhere, they will say that the economy is the number one issue _ the economy is the number one issue. democrats know that they are on _ issue. democrats know that they are on the — issue. democrats know that they are on the back foot over that despite — are on the back foot over that despite some fairly positive economic data over the past year— economic data over the past year or— economic data over the past year or so. voters don't feel it. year or so. voters don't feel it so — year or so. voters don't feel it. so that's why i think we hear— it. so that's why i think we hear kamala harris in wisconsin continuing — hear kamala harris in wisconsin continuing to hammer home that message — continuing to hammer home th

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we have radar systems which are observing the venus, for example, and on venus we have a very strongder to go through this atmosphere, we need longer wavelengths, radio wavelengths to penetrate through it and then to see or to characterise, really, the surface of venus. venus famously suffered a runaway greenhouse effect that's made it the hottest planet in the solar system — and while earth's greenhouse effects won't be anywhere near as bad, we have to fight its effects. and adrienne murray has been looking at a promising solution back on our world. or at least...i think it is. adrienne: this isn't some faraway planet. these martian—like landscapes are found in iceland. it could almost be a scene from science fiction. seemingly in the middle of nowhere, these towering machines are guzzling up carbon dioxide, a global—warming gas. so could this much—hyped technology help us fight the climate crisis? mammoth is the world's largest direct air capture and storage facility. what you see here are 12 of our collector containers. when the plant is fully operational, we'll actually have 72 a

are any meteorite sites from venus or are there on earth meteorites from venus venus? honestly, i don't know. i would be surprised if there are aren't. but to be honest, i've looked into that. all right. another question how does transit spectroscopy account the light not being interfered with between the remote planet and our sensors. i'm not sure i understand that. as i say, the light from the star passes through the outermost of the planet and reaches, you know, our sensors which then look at the speck. now it is. these are difficult observations, no doubt. and you know, this is partly, you know, the james webb space telescope has been so crucial in doing and the habitable world telescope would be even better in doing this. so it is not easy to get that spectrum and they're precisely what's there. and for example, i mentioned diet, methyl sulfide that was claimed to have been found in the atmosphere of one planet, other people showed that basically would be it have been extremely difficult to find that signal on top of the methane that was found in the atmosphere of

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entrepreneur early, you have created ticketmaster, venues, i am astounded at the growth.rter was incredible. what do you attribute the incredible surge in demand for tickets? what is it about? >> today, the consumer is a new consumer. when you and i grew up, we listen to the top 10 and had a very limited music -- today, the 14-year-old has spotify in his pocket around the world, and knows every musician. the amount of music available to the consumer today is just propelled with this idea that they want to see the live show. >> you are almost like a drug company. i look at your pipeline, which tells me the stock. next year, already you are way ahead. >> 25 is going to be a record year. we are also right now with over 20 million tickets. looks like a larger stadium year next year. we are excited. it is going to be a big year again. >> for those of you who don't know what livenation is, can you explain the process and how you have grown over time? the dream you had, it seems difficult and real. >> the business of focusing on recording for so many years, live, was a second th

venu: absolutely.ook at earnings moderating, the pace of moderation continues to be much slower than expected. they are still killing it. the second point on expectation, while they deliver 19% in growth, 33% is --. that is the reason why we keep wanting people in the multiple part of it and that leaks -- links to the question that you need to see tangible benefits and you need to see improvement in productivity. there are certain applications where it will work. it has promise. people talk about health care, education. but it is not fully there. i think as we keep heading every six months, three months forward, increasingly the focus will be on all the money spent and all of the hype, where are the tangible results. lisa: so a headline that was not ai, from 666 26666. is that the reason why people are up on financials? you have efficiencies with large language models that can be applied in very real ways in ways that they can't with predicted models in education or health carefully? venu: i think it i

this new venue is in the heart of an area known as the sofa district. let's bring in pete be pete, nice to have you on the program. all right, give me the details. what's your vision here? do you want to just kind of endless street parties or just occasionally? well, well, first and foremost, raj, thanks for having me on. we you know, we plan to have an ongoing block parties over at pdt center right in front of pete center. we're going to have an amazing and amazing show going on. we want to host a number of touring artists. and is this kind of like a weekly thing on the weekends or once a month? what's the what's how often hear pete, you know, the plan is in 2025, we plan to have this about 2 to 3 times a month. and san francisco is doing it where it's kind of a rolling block party. i can go from one bar to the other. do you want this kind of in the streets or only at your place? so it's going to be a combination of so on on the street itself, we're going to have a block party where people can come by. it's more of a cultural block party where people c

he operates his venues with a lot of class. i amming from the toller up bring. we are look at an area that needs stimulus and a person that has a good track record and experienced, i see him collaborate with other community people. to create something in san francisco that makes san francisco special. he is not done year to year he has done for decades. we can -- work out challenges that there are. i am happy he chose that your that area does need stimulus and positive energy temperature is an area that faces challenges. and social impacts from the city. my hat's off to the toll and martel for taking on this challenge. but if anybody can do it as mark said. it is in good hands. >> anymore public comment? online? >> no. >> all right. discuss before we motion? a motion? >> sorry. hold of it popped up >> there is -- go for it. >> eugene state your name have you three minutes. >> i'm eugene barns i'm just attending via zoom because i attended martel's venues and have been in awe of the way he operated his businesses. and the way he treated people in the community. f

these other guy, most living kid this farm, it has also conservation venue to a certain extent. my greatest fear is that we gained up in this distorted p and will the way you have animals that have venue, like rhino as native friends and lines in these kind of conditions and all the wilds, habitat disappears. true. conservation value is where you have an area that is pure biodiversity, where rhino doesn't just exist in itself as a rhino, but it's part of a much broader ecosystem that functions absolutely purposefully. and your question believes that animals can only be saved if they have a market value. if other countries span the influitive trophies, he has a plan b because he's also a forester, a vending developed into the world abolishes the market value of wild animal funds. and you can no longer make money from them, then they have to go funds to be important. then we plant trees a monoculture and then you'll only have eucalyptus trees. so instead of 30 different wild species on one patch of land or the football, it's one of the most contentious questions. how much does the

and at the venue for kamala harris's - the venue for kamala harris's overnight election watch party,ve been a victory party here at her old university for kamala harris. now it is a wake. i can see you have been crying. i is a wake. i can see you have been c ind. g, is a wake. i can see you have been (3 in. _ ., , . , crying. i have been crying. i totally have _ crying. i have been crying. i totally have been _ crying. i have been crying. i totally have been crying. i crying. i have been crying. i| totally have been crying. we crying. i have been crying. i- totally have been crying. we came across student _ totally have been crying. we came across student anna _ totally have been crying. we came across student anna wiggins, i across student anna wiggins, distraught and bewildered. how awful was it last night? i distraught and bewildered. how awful was it last night?— was it last night? i think i found out about the _ was it last night? i think i found out about the result _ was it last night? i think i found out about the result at - was it last night? i think i found out about the r

this is not only an important venue for the campaign. this is also harris's alma mater. let me take a step out of the way. set the scene for you. first. we're going to show you the stage right now. you can see that the howard university choir is just wrapping up a performance. the show just got underway. >> but if we pan the camera over to the crowd, look at all of the supporters, all of those faces. young people, old people, people here to support kamala harris and tim walz for president and vice president of the united states. now, harris was not on the campaign trail today. she took time off to meet with some of her supporters. let's get you right to some of that video. this is video we captured just a short time ago. harris. arriving at the democratic headquarters here in d c where she was greeted warmly by volunteers. she also made some phone calls because she knows that she has to get out the vote. she has to get out every single possible voter and the final hours before the polls closed. that is especially true, of course. and those all too important swing states,

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the entrepreneur bringing a new music venue to the area. our scott budman is california. it's called the mountain fire. it broke out wednesday morning in ventura county. so far, it has burned over 20,000 acres, destroyed more than 100 buildings, many of which are homes. gusty winds that helped spread the fire have luckily died down today. and that's helped firefighters bring containment up to 7%. but evacuation orders remain in place. thousands of people nearby are without power. let's bring in our meteorologist, vianey arana, and they are having those powerful gusts that we had as well. luckily, those are going down. yeah. that's right. all right. we've made it to friday. we survived all of that wind event. and the red flag warning. what do we have on tap for the weekend? get ready. we've got a pleasant weekend ahead. we're going to see a cool down in the temperatures and then in the extended forecast. even some rain in our sights already. so let's get right to your microclimate weather right now. walnut creek it's been nice and clear, which has made for some chilly nigh

were able to actually control the system, to allow low levels of air to be able to come into the venuesgh to be able to maintain the system, but to be able to keep the conditions right for the audience and the artists that are performing onstage. 0ver1,400 different sensors are scattered all around the house, feeding live data back to base. when we are operating in a comfortable, better air quality space, we are more productive and even the facility wear and tear reduces greatly. so what the technology is really doing is it's looking at individual spaces every 15 minutes, and it's trying to optimise the energy consumption of that space. ah, so that's the temperature there, that comes out. that's correct. uh—oh, i'vejust done something there. that's all right. you just shut the whole building down. is that. . ?! i'd better not touch any more! time to move on and see some less sensitive instruments. yeah, these'll do. at any one time, the opera house can have up to 20,000 visitors. so keeping them all cool is a big challenge, because as soon as they arrive, their body heat naturally warms

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now i would just say concert venues have been a persistent focus groups we had in paris in 2015. 2017 and manchester england unit paris underground eight concert attacking and outside the venue and just this past march isis k attack on music hall in moscow. the take away for us is they are looking at large public gatherings where it will garner a lot of attention they're looking for weak points of security. so for us it is a reminder and dhs is done a lot of work they've done it before this plot emerge but it's a reminder with all the different concerts and events are the united states that's why there's always such a big footprint outside of our events we note that presence can deter. you will see a lot more of that. >> is a fellow swift eat thank you for the work the government, allies and partners are doing on a day-to-day basis. i said earlier i don't think most americans have a full appreciation for how much work is done behind closed doors for the protection of americans both at home and overseas. so thank you too you and your colleague if everyone here could join me in thanking

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