residential uses on the property and that described the present use of the site as vacant, at the bottom you can see present use of site vacant. and there were photos accompanying that request. i have on the overhead showing the use of it. it was -- there were cars there, but also didn't have wheels and didn't seem to be used much as parking. beginning in 1978, the use of public parking wouldn't have been allowed and since that time it wouldn't have been allowed. private parking lot is allowed with conditional use authorization, but not public parking and the residentially soerned portion of the lot. -- the residentially zoned portion of the lot. i am available for any questions. >> questions? >> sure. so it seemed that the choices here are to consider, one, how to advise the owner of the lot to get this done legally, and i'm not sure i am still hazy on whether this body can do that. and two, just fence off the place to build residential. and how would they go about this. and it serves the community and is a busy parking lot and break-ins and use and the residual impact and people do nas

even neighbors at the scene tell us it was tough for them to get out of their homes safely. look at the scene video we shot not long ago. this is along west toronto street on the 1300 block. two people lived in this home. neighbors tell us they were siblings. investigators say the man was found first, and we're told he's 56 years old. he was rushed to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead. the woman, his apparent sister in the home, was not found until firefighters got the flames under control and searched the propertimey property. she was 64. a neighbor said his smoke detector went off, his cat was screaming. there was so much smoke that he barely knew where the door was. he said he was lucky to make it out himself. firefighters told us at the scene they are issuing really a blanket statement to people who live in the city of philadelphia. they're imploring them in you don't have a smoke detector to dial 311. that can request a smoke detector or tell firefighters you need a smoke detector, and they will install it for free. coming up another update. katy z

and you're watching the news in boulder more from us at the top of the out including live coverage of the munich security conference and we'll be bringing you one of the highlights of that speech by binyamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister up next the latest action from the bundesliga. beat the germans new and surprising new specks of lines in the culture in germany. u.s. american kate moos takes a look at germany to distinguish the use of two traditions everyday lives and language can just come out of my lungs i'm a soccer so i. could. play. t.w. dot com the german. take it personally you went with a little bit wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. because more than football online. it's much safer twenty three in the industry and their weekend kicked off on friday here in berlin with paget being outsmarted by robin quite so out of minds who win their first game on the road in over a year. the swedish international open the scoring at the olympic stadium after forty minutes with there's a lovely base of fourth work. after the break in the

us at the same time. thank you very much for that update on the business markets here in asia. the share markets are wobbly and bitcoin is showing even more volatility. the currency is falling over 15% on monday, slipping below $7,000 for the first time since november. meanwhile, a south korean intelligence agency reportedly told the country's national assembly that north korea likely played a part in last month's massive theft from a japanese cryptocurrency exchange service provider. moving out of the singapore air show and companies are planning to beef up defence spending an aircraft because of the south china sea and north korean ballistic missile threats. but who is buying, what are they buying and how much are they expected to spend? joining me now is mariko. over are they expected to spend? joining me now is mariko. 0ver1000 companies are here and we're not just discussing commercial airlines defence sector as well. we have seen robust growth in defence spending in the region. i have a little repor

forty six degree angle you won't see the summit until we get close to us at the station as glass panels from top to bottom see it was a four and when the weather is nice and flat provide some spectacular views this for last year when. there's not much to see when the weather is bad of course but the trip is still worth it is a day actually and it was pretty scary at first because of the wind event but when you're in that big cable car it's actually quite pleasant some guns on the name it's a very beautiful. and we like it very much because it's so much big and we have this baseball a lot of people studying for us if it's a very high. amazing amazing. just below the summit there's a ski area with twenty kilometers of ski run that's not a lot by international standards but there is plenty of snow. visitors can see. overnight in the glue village it's made of snow and is rebuilt every year from scratch sculptors create each individual room based on a specific theme this year everything is in baroque style and it's an unusual way to spend the night in freezing temperatures. he will not menti

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who are in trauma at the sentencing hearing for disgraced us dr larry nasser the father of three of his victims is tackled after lunging at the former chief now six position. and that jamaica is sending its first ever women's bobsled team to the winter olympics and beyond chang we caught up with the trio ahead of the games. i'm michelle henery thanks for joining us a declassified memo is driving a wedge through u.s. politics republicans are calling it proof of bias against president donald trump democrats say it's misleading and intended to discredit the ongoing russia investigation this comes after trouble allowed the release of the memo which accuses the f.b.i. and the department of justice of abusing their power to spy on one of his aides during the twenty sixteen election. donald trump has long had of truck relationship with the f.b.i. . and special counsel robert muller's investigation into the trump campaign's possible collusion with russia has also been a constant thorn in the president's side. donald trump has accused the f.b.i. and the justice department of skewing the russia p

donald trump's nominee takes over at the us federal reserve. will monetary policy had in a new direction under his leadership? and to boldly go where no mayor has gone before: in indonesian city official looks to star trek to lead his city into the future. good morning asia, hello world. it is a monday. glad you could join us for another exciting addition of asia business report. i am exciting addition of asia business report. iam rico exciting addition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. exciting addition of asia business report. iam rico hizon. we exciting addition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. we start off with the us central bank, and jerome powell, you see on your screens, jerome powell, you see on your screens, is said to be sworn in as the new chair of the federal reserve , the new chair of the federal reserve, replacing janet yellen. by nominating him, donald trump river wey from tradition, as most us presidents have chosen to appoint the same chair in their first year of power. the bbc has more from new york. donald t

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or the gun that was used at the pulse nightclub, those guns are not for hunting, they for killing. ,espite these horrific events these devastating tragedies are occurring throughout our country over and over and congress refuses to act. enact it that we can't the most common sense measures to protect the people we represent? we need a comprehensive background check on the purchase of a weapon. checkon sense background that would not only include if there was a criminal record or if someone had in adjudicative, mentally incompetent but all of the other myriad things. was the shooter on the terrorist watch list, add the shooter been on the terrorist watch list, that would have caught omar mateen, because he had been on the terrorist watch list. he was the shooter in orlando. things the other surrounding mental health. if that can be available in a background check. common sense background check we need to get assault rifles off the street. protecting our fellow citizens .hould be a top priority and if making it more difficult for someone to walk into a store and purchase a weapon of

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us is getting at the moment. thank you very much for that update. we will have our asia business correspondent in about ten minutes time to tell us the overall impact of this fall in us stocks on asian equities. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. the south korean president, moonjae—in, says he hopes north korea's participation in the winter olympics will lead to broader peace in the region. the north's decision to send a senior leader to the olympics has prompted speculation of possible talks on non—sporting issues at the games, which begin in pyeongchang on friday. that's where my colleague stephen mcdonnell is, and told us about the excitement building ahead of the games. we are waiting to host the winter olympics in the coming days in these mountains and already international political events are overshadowing the sport. there are three main players, you have north korea, south korea, and the us administration. moon jae—in‘s administration, they will be hoping there will be talk surroun

we will have much more on bbc news throughout the rest of the evening, but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, goodbye for now. you're watching bbc news. aftershocks continue to hit taiwan, after a powerful earthquake killed at least six people and injured more than 200 others. rescue efforts are continuing to free others still trapped in buildings that could collapse, after the 6.4 magnitude quake struck the city of hualien. cindy sui has more. taiwanese people are used to earthquakes, but this one shocked many. it forced several buildings to near complete collapse. new cctv footage has emerged of the moment when the earthquake struck. this terrified woman escaped without injury. the quake shook many people out of bed. they scrambled to save those still inside. more than 100 people were rescued by residents, firefighters and soldiers. miraculously, an employee of a hotel was found alive after being trapped for 15 hours on a collapsed floor. but many remained unaccounted for more than 12 hours after the quake struck. some of them are feared to be tourists, staying at a backpacker

no residential use was allowed at the property. now the person who came up and spoke, we don't recognize her. we don't know who she is. she's not a signatory to the lease. she wasn't a party to the lease. so, we don't know who she is. the tenant is actually an entity, an llc. and so, we don't know who that person is. >> i have one final question. again, i think this is going to our thinking of sort of, if our goal is collaboration in resolving this issue, the intent of both parties and what they want to do is relevant to that conversation. if i'm understanding correctly -- i have never -- in my experience, i have never seen a landlord execute a lease with a party expecting them to go to the planning department and legalize the unit through a conditional use process. but you said the lease stated it was their responsibility, not the building owner to go to the planning department and legalize this unit to switch the use? >> that is correct. it was the tenant's obligation to spear head that endeavor. and it was prepared by a commerci

but an ar-15 or a sig sauer mcx, the gun used at the pulse nightclub, those guns are not for hunting. they are fog kill -- they are for killing. yet despite these horrific events, these devastating tragedies are occurring throughout our country over and, and congress refuses to act. why is it that we can't enact the most common-sense measures to protect the people we represent? we need a comprehensive background check on the purchase of a weapon, a common-sense background check that would not only include, if there was a criminal record or if someone had been awe jude -- adjudicated mentally incompetent but all the other myriad things was the shooter on the terrorist watch list. had the shooter been on then throw terrorist watch list that would have caught omar mateen because he had been on the terrorist watch list. he was the shooter in orlando. and all the other things surrounding mental health. if it can be available in a brown -- background check, common-sense background check, and we need to get the assault rifles off the streets. protecting our fellow citizens should be a top pr

and you're watching the news in but they move from us at the top of the out including live coverage of the munich security conference and we'll be bringing you one of the highlights of that speech by binyamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister up next the latest action from the bundesliga. beat the germans. and surprisingly aspects of license culture in germany. u.s. american keep losing takes a look at germany this includes the use of their traditions every day lives and language in this time out of my lungs and i thought yeah we've. got the w dot com the german.

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some people we talked to support the idea of using these cameras at the entry points to alameda. they say as long as there are safeguards in place. >> if city leaders approved this plan, alameda would join other bay city cities already using these. will hear from the public during their meeting tomorrow night. that begins at 7 pm at city hall. we expect that the council will take a final vote on whether to approve the funding for these readers. >> all right. 7:00 tomorrow night.>>> another step in the recovery efforts. students returned to the nova center for education in santa rosa. portions of the school work destroyed. today they returned to campus. all the students came together and said it is nice to be back together.>> it's amazing. it warms my heart. we have been working toward this day for the last four months. >> the mascot used to be a dragon. since the fire they have adopted the phoenix. it will be two to three years before they get a timeline on returning to a permanent berry -- building.>>> a police officer is recovering after being hit by a car during a traffic spot

it sounds like in a hypothetical free trade agreement between the us and the uk, the us, at least at this point, seems to be lobbying, or at least dairy lobbyists seem to be pushing to have the ability to selt lower quality milk here in the uk. and this is really interesting to me. and it's something that has a lot of americans scratching their heads about brexit as well. i know we are just talking brexit, brexit, brexit, but a lot of americans look to the eu as very beneficial, and the regulations, especially related to consumer products, food and other goods that they put out keep consumers say. goods that they put out keep consumers say. in the regular so, united states, our regulations are not as strict and not as favourable to the consumer. here is an odd circumstance, in a hypothetical situation in which the uk and the us have some sort of a trade agreement, the uk is getting bad products. why would we need to bother taking this stuff? we don't have to. we hear, but my thought on this is that we are getting korine geggan —— we do not have the full uri here, we are getting k

fireeye ceowas speaking with us at the goldman sachs tech summit. coming up, is blue apron finally delivering for investors? we will look at the financial results. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the latest revolving door. he announced he is leaving the social media company. he joined snapchat parent in 2016 and it was crucial for building relationships for advertiser. he is the third leading executive to leave in the past four months. they lost head of product and head of engineering in november. they said they will not be looking for a replacement for lucas. on company's revenue defends direct sales -- depends on direct sales. blue apron has struggled since last year, but could its year end results mean the company has ironed out some of the kinks? sales jumped and beat analysts estimates. brad is also predicting narrower losses this year. his blue apron out of the woods yet? i am guessing the answer is no, but why did the stock jump so much today? they beat expectations on revenue, as well as profit. it was more so the language that came out of the

side and the us side, but at the dying moments, within hours before the meeting was supposed to take place, the north koreans pulled out. this is on the same day that the invitation came from kim jong—un via his sisterfor invitation came from kim jong—un via his sister for south korea's president to visit the north. there area president to visit the north. there are a lot of chess pieces being moved around the board at this stage. they are both reaching for the propaganda high ground. what this does show, i guess, that the attempt by south korea's president to pull both sides together, fabled. he apparently is the one who has been the intermediary, suggesting to mike pence that he meet with the north korean. he will be disappointed that that meeting didn't take place. i am sure there will be frustrating that that didn't ta ke will be frustrating that that didn't take place. very delicate. we will keep you up—to—date as we hear more. slovakia angered the eu when it joined poland, hungary and the czech republic in refusing to accept migrant quotas. these countries became known

join us will be back at half past 11. join us then. now it is time for meet the author. we all watch other people, but most of us feel uncomfortable when we become too curious about them. why they're doing this or that, what they're thinking. consent by leo benedictus is a novel that describes the nightmare of a curiosity that becomes an obsession. cruel and destructive, it takes us into the mind of a stalker whose life is shaped by his targets, his victims. quite simply, it is a contemporary horror story. welcome. the central figure in this book has got a mind which is clearly disturbed. and you had to get inside it. because you're telling the story from his point of view for most of the book. how difficult was it to do that? i suppose the honest answer is it maybe wasn't as difficult as i'd like it to have been. what does that say about you? well, i know, i mean, i think for me... in a way the primary aspect of the book was the way that i am going to talk to readers, and the way that he is going to talk to readers. and i found that by talking in that intimate, deeply p

let us look at the financial times. this has analysis as the market opened yesterday after such a week of turmoil last week. they are saying european shares did make a rebound. what is your analysis of what is happening on the market is? i think this constant play between what happens with rates and equities is really interesting. we have been through a postcrisis era of monetary loosening and now the markets are reacting initially to rates going up. not too surprising. i think there is a general sentiment about positive economic growth, which perhaps is what has caused shares to rebound again, but it doesn't take away from the fundamental situation which is one of volatility. the equities markets were in a bull run when rates were at an all—time low. now we are seeing that shift. the other thing to watch will be inflation figures in the us, which are coming, i think, tomorrow, wednesday. and the uk. and the uk. they will be key drivers of what happens next. global sentiment has been generally positive up until now. t

from the imperial billets of the twentieth of december eight hundred fifty seven by kaiser finds us at the first to his excellence the minister of the interior pattern from buck dia baron von buck it is my wish that the center of the city of vienna be expanded as quickly as possible and that regulation and the beautification of my capital of residence and kingdom be paid the greatest of attention. these imperial notes launched the construction of the ring road around the old center of vienna the old city walls were dismantled and a new boulevard of prestige buildings was built the construction style which aimed to breathe new life into old styles went down in art history as vienna historicism . the grand master of the artistic plans and their implementation was the viennese designer and decorator at the grandiose and theatrical dimensions of his work served as a model for the interior decoration of these gigantic buildings it is. the fact is and it's well known that clinton was a global star by modern standards when the vienna secession was founded in eight hundred ninety seven. before

let us look at the top of the table. manchester city their lead at the top isjust 13 points but those manchester city their lead at the top is just 13 points but those at the top half, all seem to be safe 110w. the top half, all seem to be safe now. yes, you would have to think so, it is turning into a league of two halves now, all the teams at the top are looking comfortable. particularly manchester city. everton and bournemouth are in that category where they should be fine. i think you are right. different story at the bottom of the table. it really is very very tight down there, a few wins will take any of those clubs out of that picture, west brom though, a bad defeat for them today, they remain at the bottom. stoke beaten as well. they drop into the relegation zone. well, manchester city might be running away with it at the top of the premier league, but it does seem that there is plenty to play for in the rest of the league. it is terrible when we are saying only 13 points. thank you. it is a similar story in the

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with us in the studio is nicholas castles a political analyst at the john f. kennedy institute at the free university of berlin thank you for joining us this morning as we've just heard at the heart of the memo is the allegation that the f.b.i. used improper evidence to retain the warrant to spy on one of trump's campaign aides what exactly does this mean for relations between the white house and the f.b.i. i don't think the means anything specific or anything new that wasn't there before the white house doesn't like the investigation that's been the point for the last twelve months we know this house committee memo compiled by representative newness. the question is as to how precise and how comprehensive it is this is in the us right now i think that the white house leps alleges on to the opportunity of casting doubt upon this investigation i think that's really what this is this nothing really new here so you say this there's nothing new here but earlier we talked with ron ha sco a former assistant director at the f.b.i. who had a thirty year career with th

amy hollyfield joins us at the fairmont hotel in the city. >> our california leaders never mentioned their canadian friend but thanking the prime minister for being such an energetic leader on the international stage, saying that's not lost on those in the political sphere out here. thanking him for being so active in washington saying leadership is mia on that topic. it was all smiles inside san francisco's fairmont this morning where the prime minister of canada met with jerry brown and gavin newsom, who kept the mood light with a joke about the city by the bay. >> appreciate the prime minister being in san francisco, as an ex-mayor, we love to describe the city as 49 square miles surrounded by reality. which is a wonderful way to describe a whacky and wonderful place. >> reporter: justin trudeau posed with for a quick photo op and then repeated the process with lieutenant governor, making brief comments at each appearance. >> it's great to be in your great city, talk about all the issues that bind together california and canada. >> reporter: the two main topics were trade and clim

well joining us on the line now is rafael brushy he's a journalist based in south korea and he's at the olympic ice hockey stadium in gang young rafael so the historic joint korean women's ice hockey team is playing its first game give us a sense of the atmosphere at the stadium where you are right now. ok so i'm absolutely right now and actually the korean team is. the squad currently seven male. and in the in the lead to be honest the atmosphere. at the moment everyone is cheering on for the korean team and it doesn't seem to matter whether or not they win or lose everyone at the got the moment. so also among the spectators at the stadium is kim jong il she's the sister of the north korean leader kim jong il and what does south koreans make of her participating in this and watching this game. to be honest i mean it was a very sudden announcement that she was coming so i think many of expected it she is in the stadium right now i was just speaking to a lady who sitting beside me she told me. it felt a little bit strange to have such a cut in the stadium but she was not against it and w

the inside track is used at the same time by other skaters for warming up. ♪ trimming ice hockey inside the arena. this has been called the fastest game on earth, extremely popular because of its speed and action. and the united states team is causing plenty of unexpected excitement here. they were pregame underdogs and now they have upset all predictions by winning this game with the russians. and in them the first gold medal ever won by a u.s. team in hockey. and the winning performance of the undisputed queen of the figure skating, the lovely carol. ♪ another contender showing his mastery of acrobatic turns and leaps. ♪ ♪ the designer of the big jump in hill said this is the area that we always seek, but seldom find. the jumper's crouch reduces air resistance. he soars forward looking for a position with the most distance. he keeps his forward lean as long as possible. the jumpers use their hands like rudders. the landing is absorbed with bent knees, one leg ahead for stability. ♪ the longest jump doesn't necessarily win. form as well as distance is scored. victory ceremonies

won't be doing that again well that's all for us here at the. sit back and enjoy these images from the weekend's action so far so for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. european social democrats are in crisis and the next generation seems them french socialists are looking for a new leader. well germany's s.p.d. is facing a crucial decision to rejoin a conservative government or not. young party members are speaking out can they help set the course for the social democrats future. next d.w. . the european stars deliver a rousing performance of eleven intoxicates a mix if not the many images of the live from the irish singer imelda may live. look at. least. double. and why a. venture of. airplane seventeen comes in colombia six weeks taking landscape love look at a. touch of. symmetry. starting february twenty seventh. welcome to focus on europe michelle henery germany's government has been in paralysis for months since an indecisive election last september finally however the end seems to be in sight in our special broadcast this week w

jeanette reyes spoke to the survivor and joins us at the scene with video you will only see on "action news." >> reporter: sara and rick these two victims are lucky to be aloof this afternoon. we learned the the horrifying details as the morning progressed. the victim tells me this is where the gunman was standing firing off the shots while he was running away and they are not ruling out the possibility that this could be the case of mistaken identity. this video shows the shocking and destructive get away in a suspect in a violent feltonville home invasion. >> bruises and blood stains moses lauren is luck dwroi y to be alive after the harrowing ordeal. >> i was screaming. >> and it happened at 4:00 this morning along the 200 block. and he found lawrence sleeping and beat him and demanded money and drugs and asked about another mystery man. >> he said this guy. that guy -- >> lawrence played dead while the suspect went to a second store unit and pistol whipped this woman the owner of the home and lawrence made a run for it. the suspect was not far behind aiming the gun and fired at him

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especially through the weekend and into next week. the high pressure is with us at the moment. tonight it just means a lot of fine weather. thinning cloud and a widespread frost. some mist and freezing fog possible in northern england and the midlands. some decent brightness first thing on thursday. the cloud tending to thicken as the day goes which. by. some drizzle in western scotla nd which. by. some drizzle in western scotland and northern ireland. the easterly wind starting to strengthen in the south. the wind stronger again on friday a sunnier day on friday. the high pressure keeping our weather fronts at bay. the high pressure will be with us through the weekend. so more dry and fair weather. but that high is building and extending further east. if we follow the lines, they're like a pipeline pulling cold airfrom siberia towards us for the start of next week. look at the clash with the warm air in the mediterranean, some nasty conditions in southern europe. for us it is cold air. this is the day time temperatures. sunday a lingering frost. by monday the blue becomes dark

to a lot of people watching the federal government sort of warned us at the time, only one voice of the federal government, the republican party and congress was unwilling to join in the opposition. you had the then candidate, now president of the united states out there publicly not just benefitting from the russian operation. we have to remember, this is a crucial point, actively encouraging it, encouraging it in july when he encouraged them to hack hillary clinton's e-mails and where he was talking about the wiki leak hacks constantly. this is a president who called it a hoax after the election and continues to call this investigation a witch hunt. hae is been actively promoting the russian interference in the election for now over a year and a half. so for him to, the statement he made today was a bit of a climbdown where he has to admit there was some intervention but he continues to make claims that aren't back up by facts. his claim he was vindicated today. there's nothing in this indictment that vindicates him, nothing that rosenstein said that vindicates him. what we saw to

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a second amphibious maneuver is used at the river south of seoul. the republic's becomes the focal point of the fight. either the communist must hold seoul, or the north korean army will be destroyed. seoul is not to be taken without resistance. every road is a minefield, every corner a barricade, every house a snipers nest. [gunshots from tanks] [gunshots] >> less than 11 days after the start of a counter offensive, seoul is restored with its rightful inhabitants. to most koreans, seoul is more than a city of hope, it is a symbol of national pride of the heritage. the first refugees reappeared. few returns to find their homes where they left them. the communist troops have lived off the land pillaging and raping the city. in the refugees eyes, what remains can be rebuilt. life can be resumed once more where it was so harshly interrupted. ♪ >> for the communist leaders who gambled on the odds were seemingly overwhelming, the reversal achieved by the united nations command is intolerable. a second fairytale is devised. an army composed of so-called

what is a thirty two of us first of all at the north of syria. second i think there's from the situation and north of syria and turkey involvement and i fried it's neck and bury big again and success and that aleppo and the south and the north of hama it's very important to put a talk to protect the. highway between aleppo and damascus and every day they can make. an order to solve the problem on the table right later on with the. second. side of damascus it's only two places two fronts that syrian army is fighting and now the syrian army is in a situation of break of relax he has only two fronts. threaten damascus itself every day every week some training to damascus why not take advantage for this time and to let a big offensive i guess to solve a little right to to push away the letters around from them and let's move the discussion forward now because with all of this happening across syria the united nations has said it's investigating reports of another chemical weapons attack in rebel held areas seen. the u.s. has accused the syrian govern

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robert handa joins us at the nbc bay area watch party. robert? >> reporter: well, it would be nice to be at the olympics but i have a good spot to watch the opening ceremony. we're here at players grill on pier 39 with their 36 tv screens ready to go. we have 20 olympians here to help us party. some are already seated here. there are quite a few events going on around the bay area. emotions will be running high at the korean-american watch party set to start later this evening. >> korean has 22 athletes at olympics. we can't show you video of the opening ceremony until it airs tonight here on nbc bay area. but these photos give a sneak peek into the event and all the glory and political intrigue. dennis quan and his group korean american foundations are hosting an olympics watch party at bar basic this evening in san francisco. >> north korea and south korea get together for the olympics. it's a first for many of us to see it come together. >> north korean leader kim jong-un sent his sister to the opening family. she sat a few feet from vice pres

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the best of british film—making talent has been honoured at the baftas, with many of the stars using the spotlight to highlight the sexual harassment scandal which has gripped the industry in recent months. the big winner of the night was three billboards outside ebbing, missouri which won in five categories. here's our arts editor will gompertz. his report contains some flash photography. the baftas 2018. part award ceremony, part platform for protest. the wear something black dress code represents a collective stand against harassment and inequality in the workplace. there is definitely a different feel to the baftas this year. people are still coming to celebrate filmmaking at its finest but it is a sombre and serious mood with the time's up campaign and it does change the emphasis of the awards. it is notjust a case of who will win what, but who will say what. who will capture the mood and spirit of these times as oprah winfrey did at the golden globes? the answer turned out to be the best actress winner, frances mcdormand, who gave a mischievous, witty, potent acceptance speech.

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