block off the whole city that's why we were able to push through a second option to ban diesels from the environmental design at the entire city is an environmental dissolved if diesels are kept out there's no more bypass traffic and this also has to be done and how. is that. that's remarkable. here you are an environmental organization and you're suing the government to force that to implement its own laws as that and you've been doing that a long time. and you've been successful month you seem to be on a personal campaign for the environment as a sort of white knight how do you see yourself you know with a form of i've been doing this now for thirty five years and i do it once and to see as a man great joy every day. i enjoy it most when we don't have to go to court. we try to convince industry and increasingly government officials dialogue so that they'll obey the law that. we shouldn't have to demand that the police chase a bank robber. but what do you do when you see the police robbing the bank. and do you call the state must enforce air and water quality standards they can't sta

block off the whole city that's why we were able to push through a second option to ban diesels from the environmental design at the entire city is an environmental zone if diesels are kept out there's no more bypass traffic and this also has to be done in homburg with. them and. that's remarkable. here you are an environmental organization and you're suing the government to force that to implement its own laws as that and you've been doing that a long time. and you've been successful month you seem to be on a personal campaign for the environment as a sort of white knight how do you see yourself. with a foot from what i have been doing this now for thirty five years and i do it with enthusiasm and great joy every day. but i enjoy it most when we don't have to go to court. we try to convince industry and increasingly government officials through dialogue so that they'll obey the law that's. we shouldn't have to demand that the police chase a bank robber. but what do you do when you see the police robbing the bank. what. do you call that the state must enforce air and water quality sta

who security concept will be the same in each of the earth will stadiums in each of two twelve whole cities also. in your specific training sites and so on and we had also great opportunity to test all of these security arrangements and the concepts during the confederations cup last year and everything went very well from what point of view one of the things that i think the fans quite appreciate is that russia is ensuring visa free and transfer all football supporters with the world cup tickets. will this innovation help attract more people to the event without creating those high level security risks that you might think comes into being with such an innovation. first of all it's also part of a spectator service to have to chance to travel without a visa to russia you need a fan id of the. security feature which. increased the level of security. at the moment we have close to five million ticket requests so i think the fans are more than happy and willing to travel to russia. some of the things we're just looking at pictures as you're speaking helmet are ready some are not ready and some

not just grief there's no dispute ration here it's something very different it's almost like the whole city has become one big family which did lose many many loved ones over night but in the wake of the cyrillic tragedy is standing shoulder to shoulder strong. you've done a party many people in camera which is about three in our foes and kilometers east of moscow have been queuing to donate blood for the victims fifty people were injured in that fire thirteen of them taken to hospital including several youngsters in fact it's been revealed tonight it's turned out an entire class of schoolchildren died in a blaze there in the senate watching a new cartoon at the time. of looks at the stories of some of those who perished and again you may find some of the scenes coming up highly distressing. for rural youngsters a visit to the big city is always an adventure the twelve year old classmates went to town and they went bowling ice skating to the cinema it would be their last adventure. if this. committee or this monument. dozens and dozens dead but they aren't just numbers they all had names li

so most like the whole city has become one big family which did lose many many loved ones over night but in the wake of the cyrillic tragedy he's standing shoulder to shoulder strong. many people in camera which is about three and a half thousand kilometers east of moscow been queuing for data to make flood for the victims fifty were injured in the fire ten of them were taken to hospital including several youngsters the most seriously injured is a boy who literally leapt from an upper floor window he was the only member of his family to survive that was captured on film again you will find some of the scenes coming up in the show ali distressing here. was. it is it to see when you do which is it would seem huge to cut the research pretty good but you. didn't seem to want to and we want to school students. superior. because. people have serious injuries and now need an artificial lung. but his condition has slightly in this. post well it's just overwhelming you hear one story you think it it couldn't be worse and then you hear something else that will but tears your heart apart and ta

not just grief there's no dispute ration here it's something very different it's almost like the whole city has become one big family which did lose many many loved ones over night but in the wake of this or if it tragedy is standing shoulder to shoulder strong. enough party many people in camera which is about three and a half thousand kilometers east of moscow been queuing to donate blood to the victims now all day fifty people were injured in that fire ten of them have been taken to hospital including several children. focus on just one of them next one of the most seriously injured is a boy who literally leapt from an upper floor window to get out of the horror there he was the only member of his family to survive that was captured on film again you may find some of the scenes you're about to see highly distressing. we need to be simply a bit see when you do which is it would seem. pretty good to you but you. didn't see one good movie with school student. you can see. people had serious injuries and now needs an artificial lung transplant but his condition has slightly in this. post wel

. >> this was like a whole city. but i almost felt smaller than i am. >> they saw all of these people there. i guess i'll have to stay here for good. all of these people. what are they doing here and nobody was happy and you don't know what's going to happen. >> i had a coat and a dress and a pair of shoes. that's it. >> and about $50 i guess. >> that's all i had with me. >> we had no other possessions but that. and we had no baggage we had nothing. nothing accept clothes. we had nothing. clinging to their possessions, they entered the great building and climbed the stairs. >> jesus, mary and joseph, i said where am i? >> they would come right in through the big hole and there they were told to sit and stay there. and they didn't know where they were. it was a new land but they haven't been on land. it was just a big hull and all you could get was tears and crying of the children. >> for the vast majority the process would last less than a day but now they waited. those from europe and the near east, those who had ar

. >> i called in the houses that i left in my town, this was like a whole city. i almost felt smaller than i am. [speaking foreign language] >> when i came through these doors i saw all these people, i figured well i'd have to stay here for good because all these people, what are they doing here. and nobody was happy. you don't know what's going to happen. >> i had a cold and a dress -- coat and a dress and a pair of shoes, that's it. >> i had about $50 a guess. >> my little basket that's all i had with me. you're lucky to have the one. >> we had no other possessions but that. we had no baggage, we had nothing. >> nothing, except the clothes. we had nothing. >> clinging to their possessions, they entered the great building and climbed the stairs. >> jesus, mary and joseph i says where am i. >> they would come right into the big hole and there they would call the ship and stay there. they didn't know where they were. it was a noland but they hadn't been in land it was just a big hole. and all you could get was tears and crying of the children. >> the vast majority

but more so you can probably a whole city all without having to actually put next to me into it. don't say stuff. like we're going to go with that a little bit that you want me to but the impulse well that's about lng about cause i've been with us. some will say from one go on to him and then on our sink isn't a thing that we have that much on less liquid gas they don't want all that's what i start. from that's when consumed honestly young and innocent enough what can i say from the media missing and now in the field of methods of interest because i can think that it is the pilot as you know who it was recently set back. it's become a silly thing to put it look at that and budget i care even less but the fun must continue one of the foremost is charlie morse just like the tomatoes i can like keep it in my pocket i'm not up soon leave it out too much that much you have a death that all the rest of us and i mean the whole scene is like what probably will drive the museum of news don't mean those papers because keep us from being a mother see that hard as it got the more it instead

we are an asset for the whole city. for the west coast and are not country and for the world and we need to shine. so i think this is -- it is ambitious and now our problem is how are we going to figure out how to get there. but that's a good problem to have. so i commend all of you for giving us and passing that challenge on to us and to the staff of how to figure that out. but we will continue to work on it. but i'm very inspired and excited to see this work today. thank you. >> president brandon: thank you. commissioner adams. commissioner you have a long time. commissioner adams please. >> commissioner adam: i'm not going to beat a dead horse. we could talk under water and i'm not going to do that. i just want to say thank you. i know we have other items. and i want to thank the community and the staff and other things. we have other things to do. rudy i hear what you are saying about taking things under consideration. >> president brandon: thank you, commissioner. >> that was more mundane. i didn't want to interrup

but more so you can probably a whole city all without having to actually put next to the interim. well it says have. to when i go is that a little bit that you want me to but the impulse well after battling about calling them with us. feast i must say from one go on to them and then honor sink isn't a thing that you have that much on less liquid gas that the one thought that's what i start. from when consumed honestly other than in a second you know what then i think i'm a me doing this thing and i only feel that that's of interest because i can think that it is to the heart of it as you know it was reason sat back down did it become a silly thing to put it look at that and budget i can't eat less platform after dinner one of the foremost is jacqueline moss just like the tomatoes i can like keep it in my pockets i'm not up soon leaving out too much than what you have and yes the rest of us and i mean the whole scene is like what probably will drive the museum of news don't mean those neighbors close keep us from being a mother see this artistic work the more it instead of it seems

at more or you can publish a whole city all without having to actually put next to ensure. no it says have. to when i go is that clear i meant that you want me to get the impulse well after battling about because i am with us it can go right for a feast some will say from one go on to him and then honor sink isn't a thing that you have that much from last week what the one thought that's what i said. from when comes from tennessee yet the news i don't know what can i say come to me do nothing and now only feel that gust of interest because i can think it is . five it is you know it was recent setback. it's become a silly thing to put it look at that and budget i can eat less but the fun must continue one of the foremost is jacqueline moss just like the tomato sauce was i can like keep it in my pocket from the up soon leave it out too much more than what you have and yes it will last and i mean the whole scene is like what probably will drive the museum of news will mean those neighbors cause us to be a mother see that artistic work done more it instead of it seems that the

more than you can probably a whole city all without having to actually put next to the internet. says her. we're going to go with that a little bit the if you want me to book the impulse well after battling about because i know my stuff can go right through some will say from one go on to them and then i know think this one thing that you have that much on that's the quote that they don't want all that's what i start. from when consumed honestly i didn't know what then i think a meter missing and i only feel the effects of interest because i can't think think it is. pilot is here a reason sat back down did it's become a silly thing to put it look at that and budget i can eat less but the phone must continue one of the foremost is charlie morse just like the tomatoes i pump and want to get in my pocket i'm not up soon leave it out too much i want to have a definite well let's write about it i mean the whole scene is like what probably will drive the museum of news don't mean those papers because peter should be and not see this artistic work done more that it seems that the effect

the whole city is illuminated. no one here has any idea what the about to take place just a few kilometers out of time and a glorious spectacle i wonder of nature and. it's well worth a trip into the forest. meet. me call visa and mohamed my mary have come to witness the magic that takes place here every season the night before muhammad sold the show for the first time this year the stars are bugs. there's other here heidi there were huge swarms of them out for the really quite a high start here seven left here last night as you set up camp here exactly. was not on what time was it started about ten pm it's going to take a while so. then at a quarter past ten the show begins. the power of the firefly also known as lightning. only the nails are. hundreds of dancing. around. that show takes place for one reason only to find a major. memory and i like to imagine that the light has been here for millions of years or more before humans showed up in before they were electric lights it fascinates me there's something poet

in cars so it seems the whole city is gearing up for the new museum this baker has designed bread products in the shape of the dogs and their paws. inside the museum the owners are looking forward to spreading dinner dog mania to their visitors. will be happy if people leave here with a smile. and say for a moment it was like being in another world and on. their own dogs. just can't wait for the ground zero. no wonder the museum and a refreshing drink will be free of charge for doc's office. and the man in our next report is actually a geoscientist by trade but nature has drawn him for photography christian unclip travels the world to photograph cliffs canyons mountains and glaciers and he's most interested in catcher in capturing them in a special light for example he wants to see europe's highest mountain with the milky way in the distance or the grand canyon under a rainbow now his job involves lots of time and patience in order to find the right life but for class the end product is worth the wait. this is a man for whom the extraordinary is not enough. question kept tries to capture t

wasn't sure it obs dalby morning between your dentist to read the only the stubby in italy sets a whole city alight. that also happens in munich where by and post don't mean that the we can't. be avoiding giving attention this to should be. the. presence in met up with a player from the other side jaden sam so you don't win stu's ing stock could he skoal against the champions. upon herself football is like i'm kicked off grade school let's go. the numbers. by no. means have been jaded since. he's a young chap with. crazy skills. off the pitch. if you don't know his face yet just give him some time i just want. to say i want him and my team. he's all the way so say he's the best seventeen year old in all of european football. from kick off white. block to. jayden. you're only seventeen so your first football memory was. playing on the streets. friends in the streets is. this is it going to be professional football or to people of. people the wrong time. did you expect to be in a position like this. so when did you. actually try and. j.b. and got the golden player award with at the under seven

sure him obs dalby morning between your dentist and serena the only to stop being in italy sets a whole city alliance. that also happens in munich went by and host don't mean that the we can't. be over and giving attention this time should be told the. press aren't in mess up with a player from the other side jaden sam so bruce you don't once choosing stock could he score against the champions. upon herself football is life on kick off braves hopeful let's go. just numbers. no. more means no j.d. says. he's a young chap with. crazy skills. off the pitch. if you don't know his face yet just give him some time. he's on the way say he's the best seventeen year old in all of european football. from kick off white. gold means new. blood. jaden. you're only seventeen so your first football memory was. playing on the street and. friends on the street. how did it come to. this is it going to be professional football or the people. people around the time the so if you. just love. did you expect to be in a position like this. mindset what things are not just so when did it change what age is it actual

oh yes you know the whole city is aching it is not exactly the smallest city but not the largest do so for many families here what this what happened it has affected them on a personal level this why all of these people we're getting reports of thousands from the looks of it it looks like it looks like it is thousands of people have shown to this square to demand on says to demand justice those who couldn't make it their honking rolling down their windows yelling chance of support and the main reason why they are here and you heard really the man is that people think that the actual number of dead in the fire is being lowered by the local authorities the official figures sixty four people but they believe that as many as hundreds of people may have perished in that inferno down the russian investigative committee of course is looking into this and they've released the lists of both dead and missing and the local authorities of cool down everyone who thinks that there's somebody else who's not on the list to step forward to to give the names to us for the search to begin but many many p

the whole city is illuminated .no one here has any idea what the by to take place just a few kilometers ahead of time and a glorious spectacle i wonder of nature. it's well worth a trip into the forest. he called visa and mohamed my mary have come to witness the magic that takes place here every season the night before muhammad sold a show for the first time to set up camp yeah exactly. arceneaux one more time was it started about about ten pm it's going to take a while so i. am . then at a quarter past ten the show begins. the hour of the fireflies also known as lightning. only the males and i was in a bad. hundreds of dancing. around. the show takes place for one reason only to find. memory and i like to imagine that that might have been here for millions of years or before humans showed up minutes before they were electric light fascinates me there's something poetic about it is clear to us. but what makes the fireflies glow and what do they look like up close. that's going to. have faster for. the lawyers up the

i wasn't sure him obs dalby morning between events is to reach the oldest dubey in italy sets a whole city alliance. that also happens in munich by and host don't mcduck the we can't. have one given the tradition is to should be sure that the. press aren't in match up with a player from the other side jaden sam show you don't ones shooting star could he scored against the champions. upon herself football is life on kick off grade school let's go. listen number. one no. more means no j.d. says. he's a young chap with. crazy skills. off the pitch. he's all the way so i'll say he's the best seventeen year old kid all of european football. kickoff wife. should go it means new with. jaden. you're only seventeen so your first football memory was. just playing on the street. as part of my friends on the streets. bus my first money how did it come to. this is it i'm going to be professional footballer to people. people who are around the time the so if you want to. make a lot of questions. oh see me from a family bond. did you expect to be in a position like this. it's not my mindset one. so when

dalby morning between events is to return the oldest abhi in italy sets a whole city alight. that also happens in munich went by and host don't mean that the we can't. afford. to she misses should be scolded. christenings and mess up with a player from the other side jade and sam show don't want shooting stock could he skoal against the champions. approaches how football is life i'm kicked off grade school let's go. to some numbers. no. more means no i've been jaded since. he's a young chap with. crazy skills. off the pitch. while. he's on the way say he's the best seventeen year old in all of european football. from kick off white. sox or. on the block to. jaden. you're only seventeen so your first football memory was. just playing on the streets and. as part of my friends on the streets playing no matches. how did it come to. this is it going to be professional football or the people. around the time that said if you want. me to last question some friends. see me from a family bond. did you expect to be in a position like this. mindset what. so when did it change whether ea

wasn't sure in obs dalby morning between your dentist to read the only to start be in italy six a whole city lights. that also happens in munich went by and host don't mean that the we can't. be offering giving the tunisian the stream of choice of the. press outings and met up with a player from the other side jaden some show dalton's choosing stock could he score against the champions. our. football his life i'm kicked off grade school let's go. the so number. one no. means no jane says. he's a young chap with. crazy skills. off the pitch. if you don't know his face yet just give him some time. he's on the way so say he's the best seventeen year old all of european football. kickoff wife told me to go out means. you're only seventeen so your first football memory was. playing on the streets and. friends on the street. you said this is it i'm going to be professional footballer to people. people are all wrong at the time that said if you. lost. some friends. just. did you expect to be a position like this. mindset what you're going to notice so when did it change with age of the actually try

even when you see the live actions or like the big shots like the whole-city shots, that little birds now real. that's the secret of it. we just put everything together to give you a immersive experience. robert: yeah, and i think, for one thing, when i was watching was i thought was very interesting is just that the virtual reality almost seems like the way you're thinking or flashing back on it, you know, like, when you're looking at it and you're seeing it, it gives people an idea of what you're thinking about more than, maybe, you know, static shots or pictures would do, huh? weimin: exactly, and also for the idea for this interactive virtual reality is not only you can see through, like, 360-degree live action, but also you can interact with the character. you can literally walk through the alley and hutongs and even in/out of the courtyard, so that, i think, is a perfect setting, you know, for this content particularly. robert: yeah, i would think though that you would have to kind of walk a line and make sure that what you're doing technologically doesn't distract from the sto

here to lay flowers bring toys and light candles in memory of those whom they've lost because the whole city is standing united is one family every single person here is staking a stake here on a very deep personal level they've lost dozens of their loved ones each and every one of them just overnight now the investigation of course continues now this this shopping mall used to be a confectionery and in fact it conducted fire drills just last week so a lot of a lot of very grave and outrages flaws in those drills and so the investigation is looking into that looking into how this horror became possible how this absolutely soul crushing tragedy could have been avoided. many people in camera which is three thousand six hundred kilometers east of los go have been hearing to donate blood for the victims fifty people were injured in the fire tell us they were taken to hospital including several children. one of the most seriously injured is a boy who leapt from an upper floor window right now he's the only survivor and his family. if you merely used to be see when you do it's. not pretty would be

while union it seems like the whole city's flocking with flowers toys and candles to the shopping mall that was caught a blaze on a sunday night full benches completely heaps with flowers and everything else and people standing there holding sort of a vigil to all of the dead in the blaze now it could be yesterday because on sunday and apparently started at each children saw a playground at a children's fun zoellner and it's not yet clear what exactly started it there are two main burn. actions one is someone apparently troubled teens deliberately setting a blaze a form creating the trampoline area and another one is an electrical is a faulty electrical circuit but whatever caused the place afterwards everything that could go wrong did it first and foremost there was no fire alarm to give an early warning to the people inside secondly the sprinklers didn't seem to work at all and when people actually rushed to fire escapes some of them appear to be locked so they had to crush them hey they had to break through them or jump out of the windows some some people injured themselves doing so

the whole city of new york is basically shut down, and these people are like, "no, we're not shutting down anything." in fact i wasn't coming to work and they were like, the audience is here." let's get into it. first up, we have some breaking vape allegations. >> a new study out tonight warns that vaping, especially by teenagers, may be more dangerous than many believed. >> research found those who used fruit-flavored products had significantly higher levels of five toxic chemicals. >> the toxicants that we found in these teenagers are the same toxicants that we find in traditional smokers, just in lower levels. i would expect to find similar side effects, such as heart disease and cancer, down the road. >> trevor: okay, hold up. you mean to tell me that inhaling liquid made in an unregistered cambodian chemical plant is bad for me? ( laughter ) but the guy at the store with the marijuana leaf face tattoo said it was safe! i think he was a doctor. i think he was. come on, this surely should be the end of vaping, right, because now you get cancer, and you look like a douchebag. seriou

nine hundred ninety nine what he did in grozny he just i mean demolished the whole city he destroyed the whole city actually so i don't think he cares very much about his image what he cares really about is to achieve his or his objectives in syria larger geopolitical through this we're told and what about others like. we saw in those mass protests protests that broke out in iran a few months ago that people in the country were against their involvement in syria what is this going to cost overrun both domestically and internationally i mean there is opposition to the foreign policy of iran by iranian people but at the end of the day who really are our foreign policy in syria and iraq and the whole region actually is that if you are sure that he got. mainly it's not even the government of president assad will have any because from two thousand and thirteen we all know that the supreme leader of the iranian revolution has actually given. full power and authority to the revolutionary guard to execute the objectives of the geopolitical objectives of iran in the region so i don't think al

well the mood here is borderline hysterical it seems the whole city has been shaken up by the tragedy on a deeply personal level and one of the major reasons why you all these people have decided to show up here at the sporadic meeting is that they believe the local authorities are deliberately lowering down the number of those who have died in the inferno on sunday the official number stands at sixty four they believe that as many as three hundred we've heard some saying that five hundred people they believe have died in the tragedy now this is of course due to very hard to do to use the situation being very sensitive people are afraid people are very emotional they want answers from the authorities the authorities on their part as you've seen there apologizing to the deputy governor has apologized he has. is time and time again that the investigation will be as transparent as possible we've heard of people it has been sort of an open mike here we've heard people who actually were at the morgue trying to talk sense soldiers speak they were saying that we've been there and there are s

it's something very different it's almost like the whole city has become one big family which did lose many many loved ones overnight but in the week of this tragedy is standing shoulder to shoulder strong. many people. which is three thousand six hundred kilometers east of moscow have been queuing to donate blood for the victims fifty people were injured in the fire thirteen of them were taken to the hospital including several youngsters now turns out an entire class of school children died in the blaze they were in the cinema watching a new cartoon. they have now looks at the stories of some of those who perished and again you may find some of the scenes that you're about to see highly distressing. for rural youngsters a visit to the big city is always an adventure these twelve year old classmates went to town and they went bowling ice skating to the cinema it would be their last adventure. you know the new look. if you. didn't use it. dozens and dozens dead but they aren't just numbers they all had names lives all the compensation in the world won't cover their family's loss especia

come here to lay flowers to bring to light candles in memory of those who they've lost because the whole city is standing united is one family every single person here taking it. on a very deep personal level they've lost dozens of their loved ones each and every one of them just overnight now the investigation of course continues now this this shopping mall used to be a confectionery and in fact it conducted fire drills just last week so a lot of a lot of very grave and outrages flaws missed in those drills and the investigation is looking into that looking into how this horror became possible how this absolutely song crushing tragedy could have been avoided. thanks for that update really emotional pictures there coming out of the city center thank you for the update. we've also spoken to israeli medic rafael postes hey believe the situation on the ground is extremely difficult to manage in a murder a blaze like this where an entire mall is engulfed in flames and hundreds of people or thousands of people are inside. that can be a difficult situation for any emergency service to handle a matt

not just grief there's no dispute ration here it's something very different it's almost like the whole city has become one big family which did lose many many loved ones over night but in the wake of this really tragedy is standing shoulder to shoulder strong. you've done a hearty. steady stream of people right throughout the night in camera we also discussed the situation with a civil engineering expert at the building in question he sees the care of a blaze shows systematic problems with fire safety in shopping centers. there doesn't. most well read that was a problem he did building call. it was a problem with that material that they have used over there and for particulary the areas that the kids out there really need to have this special repercussion and special system and fire exit turned down because kids are not operating like us this is a systems well you could have regulation on the books but let it comes to the enforcement regulation my comp lines will get regulation this is where the disparity happens. well as we hear more from the city from local officials from people who have

not just grief there's no dispute ration here it's something very different it's almost like the whole city has become one big family which did loaves many many loved ones over night but in the wake of this horrific tragedy is standing shoulder to shoulder strong. because done. they confirmed some reports say. consider it as a national disaster most well read it was a problem we did building call much loved it was a quick problem we did material that they have used over there and for put she queried the areas that the kids out there we need to have a special repercussion and special system and fire exit don't doubt because kids are not operating like us this is a systems well you could have bigger lation on the books but when it comes to the enforcement regulation my comp lines were good regulation this is where the disparity happens. or tragically an entire class of school children died in the place they were in the cinema watching an animated film rockers the influx now of the stories of those who perished again you may find some of the scenes we're about to show highly distressing. for r