furniture through clever marketing he appealed to customers by selling a certain lifestyle to today ek is total revenue amounts to some thirty six billion euros a year. he can even opened its own museum in employment in twenty sixteen as well as presenting the company's history it shows how the swedish firm has influenced the way people live around the globe. to sue most recently the origin the idea behind the whole thing what it wants came from and how it was created the entrepreneur behind it fascinates me. in fact. turned a simple idea into a global empire a.k.a a swedish company whose products make people feel at home all over the world. and with that we're out of time check us out on social media for more on the program and as always for me and the crew here at euro max thanks for tuning in endorse me again tomorrow. on the next edition of your imax the annual friends con of owners known all over the world for its announcement mosques costumes and parang and draws over a million revelers each winter officially as team is playing euro max will be that spectacle of fan is cannibal n

furniture through clever marketing he appealed to customers by selling a certain lifestyle to today ek is total revenue amounts to some thirty six billion euros a year. he can even opened its own museum in twenty sixteen as well as presenting the company's history it shows how the swedish firm has influenced the way people live around the globe. to do consume most recently the origin the idea behind the whole thing what it wants came from and how it was created the entrepreneur behind it fascinates me. in fact. turned a simple idea into a global empire a.k.a a swedish company whose products make people feel at home all over the world. and with that we're out of time check us out on social media for more on the program and as always for me and the crew here at euro max thanks for tuning in and see you again tomorrow. on the next edition of euro max annual venice conover's known all over the world try to mosques costumes and parang it draws over a million revelers each winter fishiest playing euro max will be there for a spectacle the fan is carnival next time on duramax. claim pick up.

next eke spaoer, please. -- next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioner. i'm a resident of 19 kenneth rexroth. i just want to let you know my life has been impacted since the additions that you made last year. so far i have the same feeling as the other residents have that this is the alley not for the residents in here but for 644 broadway street that times i go home, i feel like an outsider. when i'm going home, i see [inaudible] and they ask me who i am and why i have to go in. another thing was last year that i have night school. i won't get home until 11:00 and i see people coming in and out and people smoking and slamming doors. i know since the last agreement that we made last year, that none -- no patron or staff from 644 should be using the alley after 8:30, smoking or using it as exits. we found out that a lot of people are in the alleys using it to smoke or to use it after even after 11:00 or 12:00 midnight. and i have some video to show you guys that i recorded after midnight. [please stand by] >> you also see a lot of people smoking and talkin

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we made him aware of a bipartisan bill introduced this ek by william hurd and representative aguilar which provides a specific daca fix which is paired with them -- paired with border security elements which we think is the way to go. we want something narrow in scope that doesn't includes issues we can't agree on. i think overwhelmingly a majority in the house would pass that bill with strong republican support if it were allowed to come to the floor for a vote. i specifically asked the general if we were allowed a vote on thed -- and the hurd-aguilar bill passed the house is that something the president would sign? he did not give a guarantee the president would though he reiterated the president is committed to finding a solution for dreamers and in the past they've said, let congress figure it out. if congress pass this is bill, will the president sign it? there was no indication, they didn't know what was in the bill and we tried to catch him up to speed and explain parts of the bill. there are further ongoing negotiations so hopefully they'll look at that bill and the strong, b

class ek muic music. back with us now. with another woman, a diva and mogul. tyra banks. >> she's on a mission after taking a season off from hosting "america's next top model." she's back. looking to rewrite the rule book on beauty. >> how does it feel to be back? >> mama's back. and happy to be back. i tend to like to retire and walk away in the sunset and go, i'm done. you know, with victoria's secret, i had the scepter in my hand and i said, bye. i tried to do that here. >> no. >> no, it didn't work. social media was like, [ bleep ]. you can say that on tv, right? >> reporter: her return means big changes. expect a more diverse group of models. and contestants over the age of 27. >> we have girls in their 30s. girls in their 40s. >> more curvy girls. >> more than ever. we have a girl that has alopecia. no hair on her head. >> reporter: another change, having nearly 2-year-old son york on set with her. >> have a nursery down the hall that has pictures on the walls. york comes all the time. >> reporter: the show is not totally revamped. those tyra-isms, yes,

. >> it was a secluded area, cre ek, someplace where you look like you could hide a body. lisalysa: for months, for cook search for her grandson, 22-year-old marty mcmillan. >> i said something was wrong. anna-lysa: when his remains were found along suitland parkway, she has received confirmation from the police that according to court documents, mcmillan shot and killed inside of an apartment building in the 2600 block of martin luther king jr. avenue and in southeast before his body was dumped. >> after all that time. anna-lysa: before he went missing in april, he scheduled a meeting with a girl that he met on a dating app known as plenty of fish. she believes that one swipe on that app cost him his life. thought they were. anna-lysa: cook started a petition on moveon.org causing for enhanced security measures on dating sites. the police are offering a 25,000 other reward for information leading to an arrest in her grandson's murder. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: two hyattsville men could spend the rest of their lives behind bars after been convicted in a federal

class ek muic music. back with us now. with another mogul. tyra banks. >> she's on a mission after taking a season off from hosting "america's next top model." she's back. looking to rewrite the rule book on beauty. >> how does it feel to be back? >> mama's back. and happy to be back. i tend to like to retire and walk away in the sunset and go, i'm done. you know, with victoria's secret, i had the scepter in my hand and i said, bye. i tried to do that here. but it didn't work. >> no. >> no, it didn't work. social media was like, [ bleep ]. you can say that on tv, right? >> reporter: her return means big changes. expect a more diverse group of models. and contestants over the age of 27. >> we have girls in their 30s. girls in their 40s. >> more curvy girls. >> more than ever. we have a girl that has alopecia. >> reporter: another change, having nearly 2-year-old son york on set with her. >> have a nursery down the hall that has pictures on the walls. york comes all the time. >> reporter: the show is not totally revamped. those tyra-isms, yes,

next eke spaoer, please. >> hello, my name is pam hag an. we have been in attendance at the odd fellow's building since 2002. 15 years now. our ability to move our studios from the old building we used to be out at 50 oak was -- we thought it was impossible to do until we met peter sellers and were introduced to his building and it became possible to have the full group of people that were part of our organization, move to this new location. odd fellows are not only doing things in the past, but they are so actively doing things moving forward and the support of arts in the very civic center, the center of the city, a difficult area now and it is beginning to prosper. a lot of arts groups may be finding themselves priced out of the place all together. that is not the case as tenants of odd fellows. they're very supportive. we have not only the performance company that's actually on tour right now in france, but we also have b.f.a. program with the dominican university of california. we have a training program for students who don't want to g

next eke spaoer, plea. >> my name is sean westbrook. i would also request that we do not issue a continuance. there was a preliminary declaration of disapproval and i would appreciate if that was held up at the hearing because it would place one or both sets of tenants in those units. >> thank you. any additional public comment on the items proposed for continuance? >> my name is eddie. i'm here if solidarity with the te thans of 2227 fullsome street. i just want to agree with sean that you shouldn't continue that item and you just disapprove the merger right now. the issues aren't going to change in three months so let's go ahead and finish the case. thank you. >> thank you. additional public comments? seeing none, we'll close public comment. commissioner fong. >> move to continue items one through three. 1 , 2a and 3. >> second that? >> second. >> commissioner moore? >> i'd like to ask that the continuance of the item 15 be explained by staff more fully. >> looks like the motion on the table right now is the >> not the continuance. >>

david:1.40 israeli sterling eking out -- 1.40 is really sterling eking out the gain. tom: weak sterling, higher inflation is a theory, right? when do we break that and make governor carney's 2018? david: we are already seeing sterling dip down to 3%. we think it takes time to get to 2%. we expect it to soft and further. -- soften further. francine: if we do have a weak brexit, will it be perceived as a fudge? if it is perceived as a fudge, with a concern go away? robin: i think we have to face is to get through. -- two phases together. everyone is looking at march. can you get a 12 month heads up in advance this march that everyone knows you get two more years? that goes with it eking out a little more gain. we still do not know what the final deal will bp and there is no soft brexit that exist, in my opinion. but people are waking up to the fact that may be a really special trade deal will be good enough. tom: is this a focus on united kingdom political dynamics, orders europe step aside because they have no incentive to play in this debate? robin: for us, this is th

. >> they did an ek co-cardiogram, a sonogram of the heart and found billy was born with a heart disease. no parent should ever have to decide if they can afford to save their child's life. i am jimmy, this is billy. i was out last week because this guy had heart surgery. look, he's fine, everybody. >> the jury of your peers, the community, seeses this evidence and sees this is self-defense. that is truly depressing. what they are basically saying is, in america, it is officially reasonable to be afraid of a person just because they are black. >> now, i don't want to belittle the beliefs of second amendment enthusiasts, we all know god wants us to have guns, he says it there in the nine commandments. that is not a substitute for action. all americans want action on this. >> this is a time i would like to reflect on all the good things i have done this year. it will only take a minute. >> before we begin, i know that myself and the press have gotten off to a rotton start. all right, all right, all right. >> i'm the attorney general of the whole united states. >> voters in alabama will nev

next eke spaoer. >> tulio brand, michael mc gee. >> good afternoon. i'm a homeowner from the 2200 block of 44th avenue. two blocks away from the 44th avenue stop. i took time to come here today because i know many others with my same concerns would be unable. our block is representative of the single neighborhood, most filled with families of young children or retirees. my home has both. my wife and i have two childrens ages 4 and 1 and we live with my mother who is 67. in fact, there are so many young children and seniors on our block that the last time that i appeared before this board was to advocate for speed humps now installed to protect these vulnerable residents. it is ironic that i am back here today to advocate for these same residents who -- whose safety will be hurt with the removal of our taraval stop. an extra block may be perhaps a mere inconvenience for some, poses an increased safety risk for less mobile seniors, adults pushing strollers and those with small children in tow. while i can appreciate the various stakeholders you have to

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. >> sw*ek eel go ahead and call the meeting of the san francisco municipal transportation authority for tuesday, january 16, 2018. could you please read the roll? [roll call] please be advised that director torres will not be at today's meeting. item three, announcement of prohibition of sound-producing devices during the meeting. please be advised that the ringing and use of cell phones, pagers and other similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room.

next eke spaoer, please. >> hello. good afternoon. my name is isis, i live on 1 horace street add jay stoenl what's proposed. ever since they first mentioned the possibility of the project being built, there's been several discrepancies. there hasn't been much communication between the land lord and us and a lot of the residents on 2906 are afraid of their future and they're afraid of what is going to happen if this were to go through because if that were the case, then the refnl they would be given would be a lot higher and there is no guarantee that they will be there once this proposed project is completed. everyone is worried. everyone is scared of the future, what would happen and i ask that you consider the future of the tenants currently living here for over 37-plus years. thank you. >> any additional public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner johnson. >> thank you. the last woman who came up and give public comment noted that there was a lack of communication between the project sponsor an

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the gap between rich and poor between those who have enough money to eat well and those who have to eke out a living by collecting trash is growing and not just in jakarta. with so many it worried about how to feed the planet an increasing number of people in the west are choosing a vegetarian lifestyle and veganism seems to be a growing trend to restaurants that cater to them are sprouting up all over europe for example or barcelona rome vienna or paris but the city with the largest number of vigen restaurants is berlin there are at least three hundred seventy one. so here in germany at least there's a lot of money to be made on vegetarian and vegan products and they now come in many shapes and sizes. tofu instead of beef there's not a scrap of meat to be found at dandy diner a completely vegan fast food restaurant set up by the fashion bloggers. and. they refer to themselves as league ins for trend reasons if you express yourself through your clothes on the brands you wear but also through what you eat and what you don't eat them is huge these days we recognize this early on now with

. >> glor: hundr ek glor: hundreds of millions are up for grabs this weekend. the jackpot for tonight's megamillions drawing climbed today to $450 million. if you don't win that, tomorrow night's powerball jackpot is up to $570 million. win both and you're an instant billionaire. then there's the thief who let a fortune slip away. surveillance video shows him searching a bar in copenhagen and swiping a vodka bottle. not just any bottle. this one is made of gold and silver with diamonds on the cap worth more than $1 million. maybe that was lost on the thief because the bottle was later found intact minus the vodka. jonathan pace is a fedex employee whose hobby is tracking numbers, prime numbers. a prime is divisible only by one and itself-- three, for instance, 5, 7, 19. now pace has used a computer to discover the largest prime gember yet. it consists of 23,249,425 digits. the discovery earned pace a cash prize consisting of four digits- - a three followed by three zeros. steve hartman "on the road" is next. zeros. e glor: we end the week with a teachable momen

to eke out a 13th straight gains yesterday so are going for 14 today. have talkingy, we have and a lot of them been surprised at how good these markets have been. that being said, we are poised or a history weekly gain across the asia-pacific. might be a little bit of a wobbler -- wobble their. lots to watch out for today. that is left of your markets early. >> this is bloomberg technology. are facingd twitter heat from shareholders to combat sexual harassment of women. , they announced they cofound shareholder resolutions, asking both companies to produce a detailed report on the scope of sexual harassment on the forms. address theons also topic of fake news, election interference, violence and hate speech. what are the arguments coming from the shareholders? >> they are saying that facebook and twitter have not done enough on the platform. right?s about time, it's interesting because you have -- who you have behind it. the argument is that this is a financial -- a societal problem, but also a financial problem. during a news conference, they cited the

furniture through clever marketing he appealed to customers by selling a certain lifestyle through today ek has total revenue amounts to some thirty six billion euros a year. even opened its own museum in twenty sixteen as well as presenting the company's history it shows how the swedish firm has influenced the way people live around the globe. to do this recently the origin the idea behind the whole thing what it wants came from and how it was created the entrepreneur behind it fascinates me. in fact. turned a simple idea into a global empire. for a swedish company whose products make people feel at home all over the world. and with that we're out of time check us out on social media for more on the program and as always for me in the crew here at euro max thanks for tuning in and more see you again tomorrow. on the next edition of your a match the annual finish conover's known all over the world for its announcement mosques costumes and parades and draw over a million revelers each winter fishiest playing at euro max will be that spectacle of fanny's carnival next time only duramax. to da

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. >> looks kind of mundane if you take a peak ek at it. >> more than that, that made it his job to help others see that beauty, so he launched what he called the quest. >> i set out for a year once a week to go out and paint right on location one of the creeks in silicon valley. >> some of those creeks -- >> norwood creek. >> more humble than others. >> doesn't look like much, but if i could do it on the sunset, it would be okay. i didn't realize it at the time, but there are 60 main creeks in the area. we're just behind a strip mall in the evergreen area of san jose. i wanted to give citizens here a better appreciation of what's under their seat, what's around back alleys, under bridges. lots of vodka bottles. >> neff captured homeless camps along the creeks and places that once were. >> this whole area used to be full of orchards, creeks. silicon valley has slowly encroached upon that. >> he's not a foe of tech. >> then the dot com stuff went bust. started painting and never looked back. >> these days neff just looks around. >> wouldn't believe it, but there's wild beaver right in dow

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so, like the rest of the refugees, he will have to eke out an existence here in bangladesh — stateless, with just a shack for a home, denied even the dignity of an official identity. justin rowlatt, bbc news. the former england footballer, cyrille regis, who became one of the first black players to achieve success at the highest level, has died. he wasjust 59. the player's former clubs include west brom, coventry and aston villa. 0ur sports correspondent, andy swiss, reports on an iconic career. commentator: regis taking it well on the chest, and a lovely piece of control by regis. oh, and what a great shot. oh, what a goal! when it comes to making an impact, few ca n when it comes to making an impact, few can match cyril. there were few high—profile black players. he set about changing that, with pace and pinpoint precision. cyri regisl, going it alone. he has the power. not everyone was cheering. he was often subjected to racist abuse from the stands. he even received a bullet through the posts. nothing stopped him. —— post. bullet through the posts. nothing stopped him. -- pos

so, like the rest of the refugees, he will have to eke out an existence here in bangladesh, stateless, with just a shack for a home, denied even the dignity of an official identity. justin rowlatt, bbc news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: new research suggests there could be some truth to the idea of a brain pregnancy. —— baby brain. also, shock and sadness in the music industry. you've got me wrapped around yourfinger, industry. you've got me wrapped around your finger, do you industry. you've got me wrapped around yourfinger, do you have industry. you've got me wrapped around your finger, do you have to let it linger? fans mourn the sudden death of lead singer of the cranberries, dolores o'riordan. we take a look back at the irish singer's life. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigaret

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. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe says he is leaving the commonwealth more just, more eke sxl more prosperous for everyone after four years as governor. the democrat gave his final state of the commonwealth address tonight to the general assembly. he highlighted changes in the criminal justice system for more than 173,000 virginians the peak of his term as governor. the low point, the violence in charlottesville last fall. governor mcauliffe says the state has a solid new economy to build from but that's a point that republicans dispute. >> virginia's strong revenue picture is a clear sign of a growing economy and the budgets that i have presented to you builds upon that momentum. >> with an eye on higher office and a focus on his party's base, he has effectively denied opportunities and placed all of virginia at a competitive disadvantage. >> governor mcauliffe leaves office announcing a deal today to extend the i-95 hot lanes ten miles farther south to fredericksburg. democrat ralph northam will be sworn into office on saturday. >>> voters in maryland will choose a governor this

and said to be doing a victory lap, belief eking that row will re—up his votes. donald trump launched the campaign for the white house with an attack on mexican immigrants and claimed falsely that barack 0bama was not an american. his latest racial controversy will please at least some of the supporters at home but undercuts us leadership abroad and shows again how america first can mean america alone. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. president trump's visit to britain next month is off. he had been due to attend the official opening of the new us embassy in south london. but he tweeted he was not a "big fan" of the new building and blamed barack 0bama's administration for a "bad deal". downing street says an invitation for a state visit will still take place, although no date has been set. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale has more. the new us embassy, more than $1 billion of prime american real estate in south london, with its own moat. a machinement, we are told, to america's commitment to britain, that the us ambassador had hoped would be formerly

so, like the rest of the refugees, he will have to eke out an existence here in bangladesh, stateless, with just a shack for a home, denied even the dignity of an official identity. justin rowlatt, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — we'll be talking to the california rescue crew that pulled this car out of an upstairs room at the dentists. we will explain quite how it got there. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she'd been given no help and no advice by the authorities. she stood outside the ruins of her business. tens of thousands of black children in south africa have taken advantage of laws, passed by the country's new multiracial government, and enrolled at

so, like the rest of the refugees, he will have to eke out an existence here in bangladesh — stateless, with just a shack for a home, denied even the dignity of an official identity. there were talks between bangladesh and myanmar about beginning the process of people returning, but those talks are hard to reconcile with the fact that the refugees are still crossing the border and arriving here in bangladesh and they say violence against them is continuing. some of those i met are resigned to spending the rest of their lives here. but others say if their lives here. but others say if their rights are guaranteed, they will will go home. thank you. the first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, has warned that a hard brexit could take more than £12 billion a year out of scotland's economy. she's pledged to make the case for keeping the uk in the eu single market, after publishing the analysis by the scottish government. the uk government insists it is seeking a brexit deal that will work for the whole of the uk, as our scotland editor sarah smith reports. will brexit leave us better o

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. >> anthony: she struggles to eke out a living in an industry where the state firmly controls all media. what subjects in particular are of interest to you? >> yusimi: racial issues? >> anthony: racial disparity. this is something that the revolution promised to address. >> yusimi: their main mistake was to say that they had eradicated racism. just like it could be eradicated just like that. on the street, for instance, policemen, the first people they stop, black people. if you're black, you are a potential criminal. ♪ >> anthony: her mom, rosa, prepares a cabbage stew with carrots, tomatoes, and green beans for her, as yuismi is a rare vegetarian on an island where pork is king. oh, fantastic, look at that. and for us, pork marinated in garlic, onion, and sour orange. please tell your mom it's superb, really excellent. [ speaking spanish ] >> anthony: thank you. you have a very highly educated public here, one of the most literate nations on earth. >> yusimi: that's funny, we're highly educated, like you said, but we're behind concerning internet and all that stuff. most the folk ha

stood out, technology, higher lead by semiconductors, including advance micro and health care stocks eked out a slight gain. united healthcare with monster earnings. overall market breath was bredth was ukly. number of new stocks hitting 52-week low swelled, double from yesterday. on nasdaq 816 decliners to 1,000 advancers. interestingly, nasdaq had morad vancing share volume to the upside than declining volume. that explains why the index was higher for most of the session. we go the latest on crude oil inventory, hits lowest level since 2015, as global producer, include venezuela cannot pump it out, that means there room for u.s. investors and producers to turn up that spill on th piggota plight. some investarie investors fear n with things like oil. folks are concerned that market has come too far, too fast, man are wondering if it is time to lighten up, i want to ask my buddy, david nelson, people are whispering inflation, and crude oil is pretty high. would that change the bay you invest? >> it is pretty risky, trying to trade around a bull market, you could probably trade yourself r

the same time when it comes to acknowledging the grievances that the demonstrators have had with the ek nokic situation and grievances given the fact that food and fuel prices have been on the rise. unemployment is on the rice and they are saying that u.s. president trump is constantly creating problems for iranians including visas and financial issues and also warning the anti-government protesters from becoming pawns of foreign agents. now, all this being said, what's interesting when he look at the demonstrations that are happening, it's not the volume of individuals that are coming out with any one location, how widespread they are and unlike the green movement that took place in 2009, they don't have a leader. s have not group that is organizing and people are going out and venting their fury. it's hard to determine their end goal or specifically what changes they want to see. we are hearing chants of death to the dictator and we don't want an islamic republic and a correct criticism, but it's unclear what these protesters want to see accomplished. >> reporting from turkey. thank y