on top of that, we are working over victorian sewers.have the london underground, sir christopher wren church. we did the biggest single concrete board that has ever been done in london on this project, nearly 2000 cubic meters of concrete poured in one day. caroline: with the archaeological dig completed and the foundations in place, the steel framework that would support the facade could be erected. >> it is all fabricated off-site and delivered every night. it is uploaded with the tower cranes. the men will then he wrecked -- erect this deal work during the day. we built the steelwork structure, the concrete slabs, and we are about to put the skin on to the building, which is the glass and metal facade. >> to recognize that this is a building in an historic city, you can use historic devices. you can express this with a stone structure, and that if you -- and then if you want to protect it from the sun, you can have these large, sculpted fins in bronze which will age and change gracefully over time. >> the facade is made up of two com

he was not a buttons up, upper lip aristocrat of the late victorian age into which he was born him was a throw break to an earlier era which he loved, the region sin aristocracy. people who wore their hearts on the sleeve very much more than victorians. >> on the subject of churchill's emotions we should dial with this perception on the part of many that churchill was depresssive or manic depresssive. >> i don't believe that's the case at all. certainly not by -- the books -- he was -- got depressed undoubtedly, through the time of the catastrophe in the first world war which lid to kill ago wounding of 160,000 allied troupes which he entirely supported from the beginning through to the end. he got depresses at the time of the full of singapore in 1942 and these were times when anyone would have got conditioned and depression is a debilitating illness and can attack at any time and he was able to chair over a thousand meetings of the cabinet war of the defense committee, at any time day and night until 3:00 a.m. in the morning sometimes and that's not the mark of a depresssive. neither

his mother was born in brooklyn, of course, and yet didn't she seemed to take on the english victorian attitude towards children. when she was -- when winston was ten years old she wrote everything she did in her diary in 1884 and only saw her son six and a half hours out of six months. and he said churchill said that he felt that she was -- my early life -- that he felt that she was like the evening star, and that she shown brilliantly, but at a distance. and that obviously had a deep psychological affect on him. she showed no interest in him until he became a signature on her trust fund and then she became helpful and nice to him. after the father's death, in 1894, at the age of 45 when churchill was 20, churchill grieved his obsession with his father. he wrote his father's two-volume biography. adopted his father's political stance of benjamin democracy. he adopted his father's speaking starts and putting his hand on his head. he called him son randolph, and when he finally made money. basically winston churchill was in the red until the early 370s, when finally he had cash to spenl

to understand this is centuries old this is a cultural thing back at the turn of the century in victorian times of land off we had a institue what were called ugly laws and what these laws dataset that anybody who had any kind of deformity that might upset other people or had something to our with them. that those people weren't allowed to be in public they could be fined for being in public and you know we've come a long way from victorian era you know ugly laws as they were called and now we're moving into a totally different different space where we have activists and people who are doing that so i want to actually i want to actually introduce all to join us to talk about this very yes to discuss a blizzard and the importance of dignity is police brutality survivor and author activist leon or thank you for joining us today. thanks for having me so leon the recent incidents in the media with throughout the week is. it deliberate throughout the lead some airports strikes you know strikes a chord with a lot of people who have a visibly or invisible disabilities one of these incidents say

those asylums were built to be welcoming and mental like a victorian home. because you paid to have your family member treated there you wanted to feel as though they were getting good treatment. as asylums decayed, treatment methods changed. so much of that became about what used to be welcoming and fun became a representative of aspects of how we treat mental health issues. is a shorthand version of what i talk about in the book. it is about the architecture. intentions get coded in architecture in a way that last longer than the intentions themselves. that we change attitudes faster than our buildings actually fall down. the same thing with victorian homes, fortresslike prisons like eastern state and entry. we change ideas yet these buildings are left standing. and that is a lot and how they become, like, haunted. >> you just answered part of my question because you focused on architecture, so it means you did not do cemeteries. mr. dickey: i did look at cemeteries. i spent some time in kansas in a cemetery haunted by -- it's a mouth to hell, so they say,

million dollars of birds in order to pluck the feathers to sell to this underground community of victorian salmon tie flyers -- and made hundred was thousands of dollars some of which he was done this to buy a golden flute because he's a professional floutist. and so i -- i had this that he was caught but that -- half of the birds were never recovered and so i'm standing in middle this have river and i thought this was the craziest sentence i've ever heard. [laughter] it is and really that kind of -- that kind of grabbed hold of me and as soon as i started digging arranged i started getting threats from these guys who didn't want me poking arranged and by the end this -- story emerged that has, i mean, there are cocaine addicted in this story that are selling off birds to feed their habit. there are end times cult believers that are -- that have some of the missing birds that refuse to give them back. i mean it's a pretty wild story. but it all sort of was born on the river that morning so -- >> perfect birthplace i would say. [laughter] do i seem loud to you or is that me in my ear i'm a

in san francisco enter the winding lanes of victorian london with dance parties and shops over flowing all at the christmas fair in daily city. bring an unwrapped new toy to benefit the santa claus toy drive. or head to bellmount on saturday showcasing local artists. there will also be live music and admission and parking is free. >>> the mountain view senior center is hosting their holiday bazaar. and vendors and crampers will be at the arenda festival. >>> it there will be holiday foods and that happens friday and sunday. in sports raiders are away and sharks are at home. >>> speaking of the warriors they were missing their mojo this weekend. >>> and kevin durant is coming up next in sports. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> the warriors have lost 3 of the last 5? >> yeah, but the good news is they're back to being joyious. dray maund's first game back and it didn't work out well. although, early on, it was just a full on love fest between the 2. it never eve happened, did it. the dramond has no problem. this was all luabout the rockets. they had -- about the ro

we have some lovely victorian houses on lower beaver and this one is so totally stands out.it is deftly deserving of the notice. thank you. >> thank you. does any other member of the public wish to comment? seeing and hearing none, we will close public comments. thank you commissioners for your support of this and for speaking today. and for mr planck for your really well done nomination report. do we have a motion? >> i move the approval of the landmark recommendation. >> second. >> thank you. on that motion to adopt a recommendation for approval. [roll call] >> so moved. that motion passes unanimously. 7-0. item 11. twenty what henry adams street. this is also a landmark designation. -- two henry adams street. >> may i have the powerpoint, please. thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. i am with department staff. the item before you is a consideration to recommend landmark designation of two henry adams street known historically as the hayden building character on october 18 th, 2018, the president of the board of supervisors introduced a resolution to initiate landmark

are seeing is an old looking french lady dressed in something that looks like it came out of the victorian area -- era. she is bent over like she is shuffling forward. and she is being passed by a young, vigorous straight standing man who is striving forward. it is very much a composition of opposites. and you can look at this and say, it is the result of 4 years of war against the confidence and the optimism of the american soldiers. if you want to go even further you could say that maybe this is even the old world meeting the new world. world war i marked a change in american status. in the world as a power. and i want to and where i started with the same artist. this is a beautiful composition . it is also i think emblematic of war. what you see is freshly dug earth with a very simple, wooden cross. and a lone doughboy american soldier, mourning the loss of a comrade in arms. what i found out after i started working here for a while is that there were records of world war ii and i thought i might find my father's unit. because he was in the army air force. there are a lot of records abo

african patterns are becoming increasingly popular the twenty five year old namibian embraces the victorian heritage that once came from europe to namibia he tells us tells us more about where we came from who hoover really present it makes as being who we are individually. various fashion is in trend is modern hero dresses have traveled to catwalks across the continent and europe. up ari this dress is however much more than just a fashion statement originally german missionaries ordered heroes to wear victorian dresses the anymore having people appropriated this dress code in their own way and added special features such as colorfully printed fabrics and the headgear resembling the hands of a cattle. this way the hero turned the humiliation into a triumph coverage continues this tradition with a modern twist is. different i always say especially when i get criticism regarding my designs i would say what makes the hair or dress be a hair or dress is basically the head get that is there cow otherwise one can play around with it every chart heavy fifty let's have it either way you want to be

so, way back when the great victorian financial editor pronounced alluding to the national [inaudible] it can stand many things but cannot stand 2%. he meant that 2% was an incitement to doing things one ought not to do with money. we have had ten years, not of wealth, i think positive to present. 10 years of negative, almost very low interest rates, great incitement to do what one ought not to do with money. reach for you, speculate and take risks. maria: and when you have ten years of their race or negative rates, stephanie, your behavior changes in the way you invest in the way you buy in the way you borrow. it all changes. that is to do now. >> that was the intention of the fed's quantitative using program. it was to punish those seeking safety and reward being brave but reckless risk. using that vividly borne out in the corporate bond market where we met with corporate market in general where we now seen record levering up by corporations and they even, as the fed tightened, starting in december 2015, enjoyed lower and lower borrowing cost because the appetite for risk was so rap

syria his brother was arrested with terrorism fences in november two thousand and seventeen by the victorian j.c.t. to and he's currently on remand. for those offenses and since the assessment on this individual he was there were targets of the j.c.t. in terms of investigations we undertook. and it was made that was he heard held rhotic radicalised views he did not pose a threat in relation to the national security environment. turkish police are officially ending the search for a. body but the criminal investigation into the saudi journalists murder will continue. has learned that traces of acid were found at the saudi consul general's residence in istanbul near the saudi consulate where he was killed last month it's believed his killers used chemicals to dispose off his body. more from. with this latest bits of information from the question or of where is the body of the late journalist there are still several other questions that remain unanswered not least who gave the order for the assassination of the journalist who is implicated in its and why the saudi authorities despite officially

until the company wanted the case in germany where it's never successfully been sued but the supreme victorian. frame court today dismissed that application this was an application by the company that might lead him on the worst drug in the history of medicine to have an armless legless woman who has no money and doesn't speak german if she wishes to have it done in court have to move to germany for the next five years so we had. a grin tells a defendant's grins how have this never given never admit a thing never considered fought to the bitter end of the still was a much more compassionate sensible way to approach which was once convinced of the strength of the climb i settled with when i couldn't tell didn't post sent we had to get up and fight they'd die every day in court where the incredible damage they grow into adults didn't tell me none of them the settlement amount was a multi-billion dollar some it was a sum sufficient to provide lynn with first class care for the rest of it off really dramatically transformed the rose law grin and refused to pay a cent of the multi-million dollar se

famous his works have made it onto the cover of time magazine and have been shown in museums like the victorian elvis in london. drone we can answer them out airbus and design studio is how design presented their flying taxi concept on tuesday on its first public test flight pop up next successfully transported a passenger capsule and returned it safely to the ground in the future flying taxis are to ferry people around big cities. the prototype shown in amsterdam is a quarter scale model the next step will be to create a full sized one. when you think of heavy metal what comes to mind all head banging and tattoos are what i think of and not enthusiastic that's for sure but one fan of both heavy metal music and yoga has decided to combine the two those who like metal can get in shape with the inventor. in her classes it's about everything but all. the. you know i'm warming up for a yoga session with a difference in hamburg. is it not enough can you hear me. welcome to heavy metal yoga and its inventor saskia toda. now a new york resident saskia grew up in northern germany. right now she's back

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. >> reporter: neighbors say the tall apartment buildings and victorian homes tend to focus sound so the noise in the windows is amplified. >> we are in a unique area where sound carries different ways and up high above you can hear things that you might not necessarily hear at their level. >> it's been awful. and the neighbors have been surprised that nobody was contacted on the street about this kind of use. >> reporter: it turns out the city wasn't contacted, either. this letter to the buildings owner from the planning department says the 24-hour bike shop does not qualify under the previous tenant's use permit. uber told us in a written statement today, jump plans to cease nighttime operation and we will continue working with the planning department to address any concerns. but the notice of enforcement demands uber immediately discontinue use of the facility until they get a new permit. so far, that hasn't happened and the neighbors are wondering why not. >> they keep saying they shouldn't be operating 24 hours and yet they are. >> ramos, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:51. >> a humpback

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the universe i have met many many visits back to the to the city but recently too to see the new victorian all but often the the banks of the t.v. show first impressions of the v.n.a. and then the whining is tremendous and then you know i think that you know that your goal always be the complete others in the room i have you but i.

were looking for or its well known needs russia first of all to russia and china and russia uses a victorian right so they stopped each resolution that want to to put in place the international tribunal it was not possible it is still not possible because russia is still putting an obstacle to each each decision to tina justice for the victims isn't there a bit of a contradiction there when we hear you talk about russia because right now you're saying russia is to blame but in twenty sixteen when the russians were intervening in syria bombing in syria tilting the war in favor of bashar al assad you praised that you said it was a good thing that russia should intervene because quote someone is attacking these terrorist groups what is your position on russia in the syrian war because you seem to be all over the place. you know you must make it before into between the military as it is the justice justice bowing to the military binds a political party so if you see russia now russian probably trying to obtain a peace accord in syria as we as we know from the place but . military military aid wa

syria his brother was arrested with terrorism fences in november two thousand and seventeen by the victorian and he's currently on remand. for those offenses and since this says one on this individual he was there were a target of the j.c.t. in terms of investigations we undertook the search for it was made that was he heard held rather radicalized views he did not pose a threat or a license or national security environment other pro the philippine president's fight against drugs is claiming lives at an alarming rate thousands have been killed in the last two years since regurgitated launched the controversial program people are becoming increasingly afraid of police operations jimmy duggan reports from said. grief has come into the town police say five people were killed in what the police describes as the one time big time operation raid that sweeps through communities for illicit drugs and other petty crimes. many area members told the police barged into their home at dawn looking for her husband. he told me don't be afraid there are no drugs in our home we won't do anything. but maria an

nowhere e,near the social consequences but because it came out of nowhere everybody was amazed so victorian era manufacturing is still restorative but and they seem to be advances which was profound in the way it change the world. >> so i have to accept the updates on myy phone today? [laughter] . >> i ignored it. but one of the great triumphs is your ability to narrate two contradictory stories at the same time so taking precision into different directions for the few versus the many as we watch the ford motor cars come off. so first talk about henry ward royce and how it should be called the police roles properly and i should say one of the many reasons to buy this book you will hear him report that it is a perfectly reasonable investment. [laughter] there are two henry's both born 1863 and they are both captivated in their youth by the idea of mechanically propelled vehicles and with that original integration and with those crider cycles with a 10-horsepower which propelled these two characters alone but both men thought this was wonderful that they each have a differentoy view but they

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ornate gilt french clock from around the 1800s, this battered georgian chair and this beauty, a victorianll the rage, then. and this is the suffolk artists room, featuring local legends constable and gainsborough. everything i have shown you so far is from the permanent collection, but there is one very special guest from london, who the museum hopes will transform people's appreciation of its sculpture collection. it is auguste rodin's the kiss, which tells the story of an adulterous affair. he, paolo, has a brother called giovanni, who is her, francesca's, husband. the illicit lovers were reading this romantic book when they succumbed to their desires. giovanni caught them and killed them. it is a distinctly erotic sculpture which caused a scandal when it was displayed in public in sussex in 191a. but will it cause a fuss in 21st—century ipswich? i think there will still be a bit of a shock factor, quite honestly. because you can get quite up close and personal and it's a very personal and emotional subject. so i think, yeah, there might still be... it will cause a bit of scandal. there

syria his brother was arrested with terrorism fences in november two thousand and seventeen by the victorian and he's currently on remand. for those offenses and since this says one on this individual he was there were a target of the j.c.t. in terms of investigations we undertake assessment was made that was he her held rhotic radicalised views he did not pose a threat or a license to the national security environment. now after two years of a violent war on drugs in the philippines thousands of people and much of the population live in fear of the police the policy has been personally driven by the president of the thirty who is now facing prosecution of the international criminal court and many families just want a proper investigation into the death of their loved ones. as this report from cebu in the central philippines. was. grief has come into the town police say five people were killed in what the police describes as the one time big time operation a raid that sweeps through communities for illicit drugs and other petty crimes. maybe i remembers how the police barged into their home

and many many many visits back to the to the city but recently to see the new victorian album or been the the banks of the a bushel first impressions of the v.n.a. and then the winding is to menace and then you know i think that you know the goal always be the complete as in the moon as in my view but i i think it's not really there knowledge has been drawn with the guggenheim in buffalo and you think it will be as influential for the city done i haven't you know symbol but you know i think it could be and i think it needs it's all the ancillary stuff that goes with it the business is that all that's right and you know on the figures in terms of you know who's going to come seems to be is doing quite well i think people are out of it and the do you think that an even of a working class city or score city iowa city in any way is as well. but why isn't there a city like that in the strongly yes in the scottish referendum on independence strongly pro europe and the european level and them was the contrast between for example a city in the north of england which many of which i view of to

on top of that, we are working over victorian sewers.rground, sir christopher wren church. we did the biggest single concrete board that has ever been done in london on this project, nearly 2000 cubic meters of concrete poured in one day. caroline: with the archaeological dig completed and the foundations in place, the steel framework that would support the faÇade could be erected. >> it is fabricated off-site and delivered every night. uploaded with the tower crane. we built the steelwork structure, the concrete slabs, and we are about to put the skin on to the building, which is the glass and metal faÇade. >> to recognize that this is a building in an historic city, you can use historic devices. you can express this with a stone structure, and that if you want to protect it from the sun, you can have these large, sculpted things in bronze which will age and change gracefully over time. >> the faÇade is made up of two components, the structural stone frame, literally holding the building up, and solar shading to the inner spaces. in was

.>> from college victorian, how one man turned his life around and how to of the people how difficultin jail are now working hard to help him achieve his next goal. >> congress and the president have 10 days to reach a deal before partial government shutdown. we have an update on the negotiation next. a trip to the shopping center turned tragic. coming up a san jose family shares her heartache after losing their loved one in a hit and run crash. >>> a family from san jose is in a morning after their loved one went on a walk to target and unfortunately never came home. the victim was killed by a hit- and-run driver. the driver was arrested thanks to a good samaritan. >> reporter: the family really wants to find the witnesses. they want to thank them. it would've been an unsolved case. the message from the family and police were asked to slow down. >> i waited, and i'll be there. >> there calling the last conversation he had with his daughter diane. he waited up for her. he just walked to target. he fell asleep only to be waken up by his other daughter. >> he said diana's death, and the

were looking for or it's well known it is russia first of all to russia and china and russia uses a victorian right so they stopped each resolution that want to put in place in international tribunal it was not possible it is still not possible because russia is still putting an obstacle to each. decision to justice for the victims isn't there a bit of a contradiction there when we hear you talk about russia because right now you're saying russia is to blame but in twenty sixteen when the russians were intervening in syria bombing in syria tilting the war in favor of bashar al assad you praised that you said it was a good thing that russia should intervene because quote someone is attacking these terrorist groups what is your position on russia in the syrian war because you seem to be all over the place. you know you must make it be fed into between the military as it is the justice justice bowing to the media to the point of political point so if you see it russia now russian probably trying to obtain a peace accord in syria as we as we know from the place but. military military aid was. not