on the situation at the crash site, we can say that the aircraft smashed into the ground almost verticallyrelatively high speed. the exact cause is still to be investigated. what we can rule out at this point is there wasn't any collision with another aircraft, nor with an obstacle

it is a nice, vertical integration industry. the people that are really into chilies are known at chile -- known as chile heads. we have people all over the world who contact us and send us seeds and such, and one time, we had heard about the very hot chile in india that was supposed to be the hottest in the world, and we could not get any seeds to really test it, but one of our members was in india and had said i found this chile here. it is not the naga jolokia, but i think it is very hot. he sent us the seed, and we grew it. the first year we looked at it and said, yes, this looks pretty hot. we should do replicated trials to test us out and see how hot it really is. the next year, we found out that was the very first chile to ever hit one million scoble heat units. it is how we measure chile heat. like serranoall -- is like 10,000. so this was one million, the very first. that became a whole new class of chile peppers called super hot. bhut jolokia translates to ghost pepper in english. we introduced ghost pepper for good or

many others make a lot of it it may be they're talking vertical video, a relatively new format even thatyear or two old, it is growing rapidly. there will be many, many others. can they create stories that are compelling enough people watch why not. more the merrier and this is media. media is not a winner take all game, it is not technology netflix is 20 years old, has taken that long to get here. >> and let me first say, jeffrey katzenberg, legend, never count him out. but they're not the first mover. pushing this idea of premium short form content, they were pushing it in europe didn't get a lot of subscribers. then they shut that down, comcast has tried. others have tried. >> go 90 is my favorite one. >> seems like maybe a lot of media players are taking their short form bucks they couldn't work and throwing it behind katzenberg. >> it hasn't worked in a variety of other contexts. these are two seasoned players, have a lot of money, can't count them out the history is it hasn't worked in many contexts, in the competitive set, they point at netflix and hulu we know they're not big on

of flying car the hybrid electric vehicle will be designed for urban and inner city travel with vertical takeoff and landing capabilities according to reuters the model will be capping speeds at about two hundred miles per hour. and while some flying cars are estimated to start at around two hundred fifty dollars aero mobile as to me it's flying car will cost over a million and a half with delivery starting in the twenty twentieth's part are to try to charge us thank you so much really appreciate your help and work on this fire got it reminds me of thinking about you know why i studied for my driver's license it sure took me more than an hour to learn how to drive and to not even have a pilot's license required for these things that sounds dangerous as we say it's pretty cool and that's it for this time thanks for being with us you can get boom bust on directv channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. channel one thirty two or as always hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. will see you next time. and t

. >> i know, but it's actually done vertically as opposed to horizontally. >> stephen: really? and-- >> no, it's vertical. >> stephen: okay. >> and it's very interactive, so there are people making comments, there are people asking questions, it's cool! >> stephen: it's interactive, so it's using the world wide web. it's using the information superhighway. >> it kind of sounds like you're jacking my show, because my show is interactive. >> yes, i know. >> stephen: but is it vertical? >> it's not vertical, it's not. >> it's very horizontal, it's very horizontal. >> stephen: okay, all right. what-- what-- anderson, what happens now? now that the republicans who got mad yesterday, now today, for the most part, went "oh, we're satisfied." >> yes. because what the white house did was give them just a basic fig leaf of cover to then say, "okay, well, i have to take the president at his word," as you showed during your introduction. >> stephen: the introduction is called a monologue. a 15 minute introduction to per t ucaedt. >> oh no, believe me, i was counting the minutes, because i

then was just too weak to support the complexity of functions required to safely keep a network of vertical takeoff and landing vehicles in the air but that's all changing and now a growing list of companies are planning to take flight. one major heavy hitters after announcing its partnership with nasa in two thousand and seventeen to explore the experimentation of flying taxis the company recently unveiled its latest flying car prototype at its elevate summit the company says you'll be able to order flights from the drone like aircraft on it's over up and then you would just be picked up at a sky port and they hope to begin flying demonstrations of starting in two thousand and twenty of course all of this would just happen overnight but in trooper fashion we're pushing forward as quickly as possible. but it isn't the only company trying to get flying cars off the ground backed by google's co-founder larry page kitty hawk flying car company reached the final stage of completion of its kitty hawk flyer back in june the company already started taking preorders for the newest model and will be

this shows vertical height and vertical clearance which is 7.6 and extends to 9.2 feet and desig.commission reviewed at ma0 meet and recommended approval. for see qua staff determined it is exempt from categorical review pursuant to guidelines and requires no further environmental review. i am here to answer any questions. >> chair mondejar: thank you. madame secretary do we have any speaker cards? >> >>clerk: no speaker cards. >> chair mondejar: quiet today. i will close public comment. welcome commissioner rosales. commissioner bustos. >> the design is nice but we couldn't find a local artist to do this project? >> hi, i will try to answer your question. we hired an art consultant and looked at a lot of artists around the world including local, but based on the design of the building, it is a big structure, big-block structure and when looking at cobra's work it's very grid and structured and then has pops of color that attaches so the grid and that makes it a little bit more dynamic and have that facing park with all the bright colors, native to brazil where the artist is from, we think

and the vertical soccer field can even be played on. the president ok. matthew bell and fantastic to see how the people are taking this over and set up their own rules gave them a few tips but the rest they did all by themselves and. then a battle before you know gives free rein to his creativity and that can be contagious. so now on to some music the band featured in the next report is made up of five musicians five aquariums and thousands of liters of water between music from denmark and i'm fairly certain that they've created their very own genre underwater music they've spent fifteen years on a project called aqua sonic crazing waterproof instruments and developing an entirely new singing technique so let's dive in and hear what it sounds like under the surface. sounds both sperry called and mysterious musicians alone in their very own pool. have somehow to surrender to the elements and and allowed to be floating a. little schoolman is a singer from denmark about fifteen years ago she started something new. i was experimenting with my boy so i wanted

business program in developing guidelines, we're first going to develop guidelines on how to do vertical divisions so that you can separate out the commercial space and the -- for mixed use building and the residential space in the t.i.c.s, but to also move into supporting commercial condos in the vertical subdivision so that we can condoize just the commercial space and not the residential space. and incentives because as commissioner dooley has talked about for many years that there are long-term vacancies where the property owners just not choosing to rent the commercial space. so if we can develop some kind of incentive to help them go through those vertical subpositions and create commercial condos. >> okay. all right. great. so you will make the latest changes and updates and pass that onto the mayor's office. next item. >> item five, update and report. updates on the small business commission. updates on policies, announcements from the mayors and small business activities. >> thanks to all of you who came out tonight. thanks very much. >> discussion item. >> commissioners, i just

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taking another run at the vertical loop, she nails it.first female skater to complete the loop. that is unbelievable, 20 years since that was first achieved by tony hawk. she posted the video on instagram, stating, "put my mortality to the side the other day." i have to agree with her, i think that maybe the first and last time she gives that a go, for her own safety, anyway. that's all from sportsday. we'll have the bill champions league draw on the bbc sport website, if you want a look at that whether your teams manchester city, united, totte n ha m teams manchester city, united, tottenham or liverpool. you can have a look at who they will be facing over the next few months. we'll have more throughout the evening. 0ver over the last 30 days, chilly for the time of year with cool nights. ending this week and into the weekend, it is the sort of meteorological autumn and things are warming up thanks to high—pressure. not sunshine, but some in the south and southeast. tonight will be dry and southeast. tonight will be dry and clear, cloud t

where they once expressed fears of a vertical merger of this kind and what it might mean going forward for for the industry but i don't think this appeal is going to hold water i really don't know all right and margo where do we see this going and what's the timing we talked about the september deadline for eighty and i assume then that there will be a recess response from the government after that how long is this going to take to play out i mean you're looking at months. i think really and that's perhaps being conservative i don't see anything happening by the new year but this is going to be a months long process and however it goes it is certainly going to shake up the media industry and it's going to be fascinating to see what happens in its wake i mean this is i think surprised surprised everyone this summer what's been happening what it what a summer for mergers and acquisitions really is just fascinating it has been we preach both both of you helping us out and learn about it and understand it going forward conservative t.v. and radio commentator.

at relatively high speed. into the ground almost vertically the exact cause is still to be investigatedon before the crash, neither with another aircraft nor with some other obstacle, such as the cable. junkers 52s were built and used by the german military in the second world war. the one that crashed was part of a fleet now used for sightseeing. was part of a fleet now according to the owners, it passed a maintenance check at the end ofjuly. it passed a maintenance the isolated location means it passed a maintenance there was little radar monitoring of the flight. and the plane had no black box. the question for the investigators is what could have caused such a catastrophic crash. is what could have sarah campbell, bbc news. is what could have the number of drug—related deaths in england and wales has been rising steadily in recent years — the latest official data will be released tomorrow and may show fatalities at a new record high. in some areas the battle against drug use has been a long one. in the 1990s, widnes — in cheshire — pioneered a new approach that saw a reduction in de

it is a nice vertical integration industry. people who are really into chile are known as chile heads. we have people all around the world that contact us, and send us seeds. one of our members was in found ad said he chile that is really hot. he sent a seed and we grew it. the first year we looked at it and said this looks pretty hot we should do replicated trials to see how hot it is. next year, we found out that was the first chile to ever get one million scoble heat units. we introduced ghost pepper for good or bad to the united states. the ghost pepper was the hottest, our colleagues in trinidad said ours is hotter. they sent us -- we said, send us the seed and we will test it. we tested the trinidad scorpion. we found one variety that hit 2 million. institute, that is still the world hottest. guinness has its own way to decide what is hottest. for the institute, being research-based, we have to grow with controls and do it a scientific way. some people say, guinness say some is the world hottest, you say it is hotter. at

where they once expressed fears of a vertical merger of this kind and what it might mean going forward for for the industry but i don't think this appeal is going to hold water i really don't know all right and margot where do we see this going and what's the timing we talked about the september deadline for eighty and i assume then that there will be a recent response from the government after that how long is this going to take to play out and we're looking at months i think really and that's perhaps being conservative i don't see anything happening by the new year but this is going to be a months long process and however it is it is certain.

, rocky, craggy mountains," so we've developed a new variation on the aries technology at almost verticalctober, the company breaks ground on the first full—scale aries in the state of nevada. it'll be used to fine tune the inconsistent energy flows that are a natural part of using solar and wind power. minute by minute, it will trim the imbalance between load and generation on the grid, so our trains may need to go uphill for a minute, they may need to go downhill for five minutes, they're constantly acting like a large flywheel, that allows the grid to stay at exactly 60 hertz. it's early days yet and the concept has still to be proved in nevada, but it could help solve one of the renewable industry's biggest conundrums right now, balancing the ebb and flow of nature—made energy in a more sustainable way. after we run 30 or a0 years providing energy storage and helping people, we can remove all of our facilities very quickly, 96% of them can be either repurposed or recycled, so only 4% of our facilities could ever go into a landfill. and we're trying to reduce that. and we can then plan

pope so it is really in the pope's hands to in some sense change the politics and really produce it vertical and produce a ball you see i mean bring mind that in six years with all the goodwill and all the talk there is very little to show for i mean no policy is in place that actually can help either a sewage solve the crimes or actually redress them. religious affairs correspondent many thanks indeed my dear friends. well turning to venezuela now where an estimated two million people have left the country in recent years fleeing food shortages poverty and economic chaos united nations officials are now saying the region is heading towards what they describe as a crisis moment similar to the one europe saw in mediterranean back in twenty fifteen with neighboring states trying to halt the influx across their borders delhi is ophelia harms o.t. has been following the journey of venezuelan migrants in colombia here's her report . they've got so much luggage they need help carrying it down hill. these two families have come together travelling from caracas all the way through colombia to the ec

, rocky, craggy mountains," so we've developed a new variation on the aries technology at almost verticaler, the company breaks ground on the first full—scale aries in the state of nevada. it'll be used to fine tune the inconsistent energy flows that are a natural part of using solar and wind power. minute by minute, it will trim the imbalance between load and generation on the grid, so our trains may need to go uphill for a minute, they may need to go downhill for five minutes, they're constantly acting like a large flywheel that allows the grid to stay at exactly 60 hertz. it's early days yet and the concept has still to be proved in nevada, but it could help solve one of the renewable industry's biggest conundrums right now, balancing the ebb and flow of nature—made energy in a more sustainable way. after we run 30 or a0 years providing energy storage and helping people, we can remove all of our facilities very quickly. 96% of them can be either repurposed or recycled, so only 4% of our facilities could ever go into a landfill, and we're trying to reduce that. and we can then plant som

companies will have to think they move into other parts of the value change so vertical integration iswe see expand sthusiexpan. >> arjun kharpal joins us now. when does spotify follow a netflix model? when does it invest in new talent as a way as eating into the share of record labels >> that's a great point. what we are seeing is some artists are looking to bypass the traditional routes to market rather than go through some of these streaming platforms, they're launching records, albums, songs on their own websites that is a great area for the likes of spotify to tap into there's a clear demand from the artists to want to come to the market in a different kind of way. these distribution platforms, the likes of spotify and apple could provide good routes to that they'red ed advertising concertr the artist, that seems to be a push for them. i wanted to ask you, tom, when do we start to see some of these newer internet streaming platforms eat away at some other parts of the chain of -- in the music industry when do they host their own concerts cut out the middleman? >> we are already se

is the expansion vertically in canada because that market is the most structured and it is like a sandbox. if i can create a sleeping aid that works on canadians, i bet it works on germans. the second bucket is globally, there are 29 countries that have a federal system to govern this. and many of them, it is a socialized medicine model. last quarter, we circle -- we saw continued growth of our sales in germany. i would expect that to become the second bucket and then the third is if and when it becomes ineral -- federally legal the united states, we have a whole bunch of products to come in and be dominant. julie: let's take a step back and talk about the business model. you are talking about being a recreational beverage and product company. you are talking about being a medical company as well. where are you on the retail side and it is a bit tricky when you are a pharmaceutical company but also providing a recreational product. >> prohibition is a funny thing. when things are prohibited, people cannot use them. we grow the plants and then we either sell that finished itduct or we extr

. >>> este vídeo muestra cómo el capletente vertical, en línea tocó en el estacionamiento de un centrona, pasadas las 12:30 del día, algunos no daban crédito de lo que veía. >>> nunca me imaginé que era una cosa de estas. >>> dice que es un milagro que nadie en tierra haya fallecido. pero los cinco habitantes de la nave fallecieron. >>> está agente de bienes raíces identificadas por sus familiares. >>> las autoridades dijeron que no querían especular programa de cayó en una zona de impacto y que se va a investigar la causa del sitro. >>> desde que un carro había chocado o era una bomba. luego escuchamos gritos hemos un carro destruido y entonces fue que alguien dijo que fue un avión. >>> el fuselaje quedó destrozado en medio del estacionamiento causando daños al menos un automóvil. las autoridades federales confirmaron que la torre de control del aeropuerto john wayne ya había dado autorización al árabe para aterrizar. momentos después se declaró la emergencia y se precipitó a tierra . la identidad de los otros cuatro ocupantes no se ha dado a conocer, solo se sabe que eran cuatro adul

because you hadn't done vertical.ure is there and parts of the facade as well. >> did i mention it's super expensive? did i also mention it's 100% privately financed including the dirt below us. here is where you can start to see the final exterior. this is really exciting. i think it's stunning. i think it gives you an idea of the level of architecture that's gone into the building. >> i mean, this is a great view. this would be a good spot for the abc 7 table, don't you think? >> i think this would be an excellent spot. who can we talk to be that? >> i thought it was comped. >> i'm not sure anybody else has video of this yet. >> so what are we looking at here? >> look at that. well, you're looking at center court, right there. and that is it. just take a look around. >> what strikes me is the seating is basically vertical. >> we can with assurance tell fans who are coming down here to pick their seats that every seat at chase center is as close or closer than the equivalent seat at orarena. >> the goal is not just a

you name an organization that is vertically integrated today, i think it will be a network in the futurecryptocurrency and some of the furniture -- future decentralized technologies portend a future where we have networked money and networked commodities. i think that will be good, because it helps us have a return to sound money. one of the underappreciated issues of our time is how irresponsible the governments of the western world are in manipulating their currency, printing money, kicking the can down the road, putting novocain into the financial system rather than letting the free markets fix some of the sins of the past. emily: meantime, you have been working together a long time. you mentioned brogrammers ea rlier. why isn't the venture capital industry changing faster? why is it hard for top-tier firms to find talented women that i know are out there? mike: in our defense, two of our four partners are women. emily: you are not one of the ones i'm talking about. mike: what i like to say, gandhi had this statement, "be the change you want to see in the world." i think our first job

so it's a nice vertical integration. the people into chilis are known as chili heads. we have people all over the contacts and send us heats and such. one time we heard about a very hot chili in india. it was supposed to be the hottest in the world. we couldn't get any seeds. but one of our members was in c india and said i found this chili here. 's not the chili but i think it's really hot. we grew it and so the first year we looked at it and said, this looks pretty hot. we should do replicated trials that test it out to see how hot it is. the next year when we did that, we found out that was the very first chili to ever hit 1 million heat units. and this is how we measure chili heat. jalepenos are about 10,000. this is 1 million. that became a whole new class of chili called super hot. translathes to ghost pepper. so we introduced ghost pepper to the united states. then it was interesting. after we said the goes peppers is the world's hottest. our friends and colleagues in trinidad said ours is hotter. we said send us the seed. so we tested the scorpion and we found

we are going after places like that, where we think there is a range of vertical applications.talk to us about big data, another one of your portfolio companies competes with palantir, which is very controversial, big data company. what is the opportunity that you see there? there has been so much data unleashed, but it hasn't been proven that it can actually be useful. joseph: right. you highlight probably the biggest issue around data. people collect more and more data, but data without insight is pretty useless. the space they focus on is around machine data, so all these servers and devices that are creating things, how do you manage those and understand the health of those systems, how will they are performing. it's the dashboard to run the internet, if you will. they tend to compete more with a company called machinewhich is a data company. what they do is they are taking this terabytes, terabytes of data every single day, helping the companies understand what that information means. whether you are airbnb or marriott, both of whom are our customers, they use it to make s

it's very vertical. the top growth will suppress lateral growth. now it's located beneath high voltage and low voltage line. we would never initiate the removal of a tree that it's below high voltage lines, but knowing that it's coming before you, we'd be willing to say that is this an outstanding tree that should remain? to be fair, we're always talking about right tree, right place. we certainly depth want to come before you that say yes, this is a tree that we should deny and then have the arborist come before you and say hey, that's one of the tallest growing trees. this is a case that we're willing to reverse and compromise on this case. we did verify that there is room between the gas and water line for a 48 inch size box replacement tree. it's typically the largest size that can be planted. in addition to that, the applicant and the appellant is definitely interested in installing additional landscaping on the sidewalk, so we'd require that a sidewalk landscaping permit be submitted to install additional landscaping, so we'd have both a 48-i