there's the mclarens. there's the rolls-royces. yeah, johannesburg is very very flashy.scar loved speed of all kinds, fast people, fast cars. and here at the local formula 1 racetrack, he met a fast crowd too, rent the whole place for their private races and their parties up there in the clubhouse. here oscar met the kind of people he might never have met, had he not been oscar pistorius. here he met the people who pulled a thread from the carefully woven fabric of his life, in particular, his new friend "clifton shores" producer quintin vandenberg. oscar allegedly accused quinton of having an affair with samantha taylor, during the olympics that is, after oscar first broke it off with samantha. and oscar walked up to him and just started swearing at him and going off at him. and [bleep] you [bleep] my girlfriend while i'm running for my country. keith morrison: this is south african soccer star mark batchelor. he told us quentin denied ever dating samantha taylor. and he was so upset by oscar's outburst he asked batchelor to speak to him. so he was still shaken up. so h

will mclaren and co founder toby spooner will join us in the studio to talk about their venture, whichuses clubbing and dating. >> wow. and we'll have all of the day's top stories with political correspondents at the spectator, james heale and journalist and broadcaster candice holdsworth. there they are. >> there they are. well, welcome to saturday morning live only on gb news. >> well, happy valentine's day for yesterday. i've come dressed for yesterday. i've come dressed for the occasion. >> i mean, i saw i'm kind of dressed up. >> you've got red socks on. >> you've got red socks on. >> i have yeah, yeah. >> i have yeah, yeah. >> once. >> once. >> once. >> once again. >> once again. >> the socks. >> the socks. >> they're causing controversy in the studio. >> you love. >> you love. >> a colourful sock. that's how you got to express yourself. so how did you celebrate yesterday? >> i celebrated mine on thursday because i come down for the show on a friday night. so we did ours on thursday night. but it was very nice. what about yourself? >> oh, it was my mate's birthday yesterday. if y

the lunchtime practice session is underway now with world champion max verstappen and mclaren's landoucy. russia's foreign minister has rejected calls for european the terms of any peace deal to end to the war there. sergei lavrov said the idea was a �*deceit�* that would allow kyiv to rearm itself. to maintain normality, 22—year—old ukrainian photojournalist nikoletta stoyanova has been covering the frontline since russia's invasion in 2022. capturing their celebrations and moments of beauty amid the destruction of the war. nikoletta told me what motivated her to asa as a young ukrainian, first felt when russia started to in february 2022, this bomb us in february 2022, this is anger, the huge anger that we are trying to believe that if -— j {not do j 77 not do this, russians will not do this, that they are a neighbour country, but they do this. and of course, many people go to the army immediately, they to course, many people go to the army ir money :ely, they to course, many people go to the army ir money for, they to volunteering. 7 volunteering. and volu nteering. and i volunteer

debut the pace of his mercedes replacement, 18—year old kimi antonelli. champion max verstappen and mclarenion. and that's all the sport for now. let's return to that story. a top australian radio presenter has lost his job women's football team. marty sheargold said the matildas reminded him of year 10 girls — those are a few of the less offensive comments. the host has since apologised. to �*mutually part ways'. football australia, as well as current and former players, have condemned the comments. before the programme — i spoke to the to co—host of the espn women's football podcast, the far out — angela christian wilkes. kind of commentary in sport and in women's sport. the degree of, i suppose, directness, i know that chidiac posted on her social media and there was, whereas steph catley, so the matildas captain, was asked by the broadcaster about it and she was pretty, you know, to the point. and just saying that there's no place for this in sport and that it's pretty disappointing. so there's been a lot of responses from both athletes and yeah, just a lot of people in women's but clea

so we could be in for another engagement, like we saw yesterday with president mclaren when he corrected president trump, that the you does not expect to be repaid for all is a to ukraine. so i think we'll all be watching this very carefully and expecting, call us to make a very strong case that europe and ukraine must be involved in any negotiations at the same time saying it's too early to talk about such things when putting is still bombing ukraine and even increasing rates, i was seeing a number of the european leaders heading to washington. now we off to kaya kyle us with what the u. k. prime minister kissed alma is due to meet donald trump on friday. what do you think he's going to bring to the table? terry? what he would like president trump to focus on is that the u. k. was the 1st country to say it would contribute troops to any eventual reassurance force or peace keeping force. should president trump be able to broker a ceasefire between presidents, zalinski and put in? but what i think he's going to be in for is president from criticizing the relatively low level of defense sp

so we could be in for another engagement, like we saw yesterday with president mclaren when he corrected president trump, that the you does not expect to be repaid for all is a to ukraine. so i think we'll all be watching this very carefully and expecting, call us to make a very strong case that europe and ukraine must be involved in any negotiations at the same time saying it's too early to talk about such things when putting this still, bombing ukraine and even increasing rates. terry shouts, they're in brussels because really military has expanded its raids in the occupied westbank, sending tanks into the territory for the 1st time. in over 2 decades. tens of thousands of palestinians have been forced to leave their homes and janine and nearby cities. and it was unclear when they would be able to return home if at all, many homes have been bulldozed by the israeli military. and these really defense minister has ordered troops to prepare for a long term stay. this is why the tang started wanting into the occupied best bang for the 1st time in over 20 years. is why it has the auto de ar

>> moved you moved by supervisor sauter mclaren park. >> madam clerk, call the roll do we want to continue to the national gallery of art or the next gaoc meeting and on the motion to continue the duplicated file as amended to the address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction aye. >> supervisor sauter, aye. >> supervisor sherrill, aye. >> i have 3 ayes. >> thank you the motion passes. madam clerk, any other business. >> that 34r0e89s the meeting we're adjourned [meeting adjourned]television. >> (music). >> my name is vet at a original artist based in san francisco. >> i love it i love it i've never seen something else and we see how the people see which is happening and what is going on. kind of cool i wanted to be part of that. >> i saw it 2, 3, 4, 5 minutes you yeah. >> so we have you - yeah. i started going when i was young but not the type of kid would get food but this is something i really have been progressing on a talent from like other artists. >> this is amazing. >> this is so good yeah, it is so good like the artists. >> i love it. >> what a gre

one person was sent to the hospital after being hit by a falling branch in mclaren park.ou're watching ktvu fox two news here at 630. this winter storm making for a rough morning and now evening commute. ktvu is roberto gonzalez is out there on the roadways. roberto, where are you at right now? >> okay, last time when we left you, mike, we were at that nasty five 8680 corridor in the tri valley where pleasanton and dublin intersects. and we were literally down at 347ft elevation there. the temperature was 57 degrees. now, we came up into the dublin hills, where directly across from valley christian elementary school in the dublin hills. and the temperature bill would love this. it's dropped to 47 degrees with the height of elevation, and the winds have certainly picked up here. and this is why we have that wind advisory still in effect in addition to the flood watch. now, earlier we were sharing with you a lot of the ponding on the roadways. it's difficult to share all that with you now because it has darkened out here with the sunset at 537. but trust me, anywhere you wa

just west of highway 101, kind of near mclaren park. we wanted to get some more information about san francisco fire captain jonathan baxter will join us in just a few minutes. he's here right now. captain back story there. yes, thank you for being here. what happened? >> thank you. re referring to the gone to this was a medium sized tree that did fall down. it affected one individual that suffered minor injuries. luckily was transported to a local hospital. this is weather related and we just got off the phone with our partners at the national weather service. and they are indicating that we will be seeing some increased rain and wind and the coming hours here in san francisco. so this is a reminder that if you don't need to be out, consider some ulterior motives of working traveling, stay indoors. if you are outside traveling, be aware of your surroundings in san francisco. if you see a tree down. and it's not affecting a potential or imminent threat to property or life. please call 3, 1, 1, our non-emergency line here in san francisc

gunfire broke out just before 1:00 today about a block from mclaren bike park. pg&e says the victim is a contractor. no word yet on where he was or why he was hit by the stray bullet, or whether he was targeted. luckily, his injuries are non-life threatening and he is expected to be okay. tonight, we're hearing from a former 49ers star for the first time since he was released from prison. dana stubblefield is out. while prosecutors decide whether to retry the case. in 2020, he was convicted of raping a developmentally disabled woman who was interviewing for a babysitting job at his morgan hill home. but two months ago, an appellate court reversed that conviction. the court ruled stubblefield did not get a fair trial because prosecutors violated the state's racial justice act. during the trial today, stubblefield read a statement as his attorney looked on. there was a long nights when i sat in my cell. an innocent man wondering if things would ever be be right. but i held on to hope. i want to thank my family and friends who stood by me during these hard times, a

his mclaren was more than a tenth of a second quicker than his fellow briton mercedes driver george russell conference in manchester the pair exchanged heated words before eubank smashed an egg into benn's face, resulting in both boxers having they were due to fight two years ago, but benn failed a voluntary drugs test. consumption" of eggs. eubank clearly had a premeditated idea to attack is a strong word but you lay hands on connor been you know; tey handson fio'nnor'be'en a n yoo know; tey handson fio'nnor'be'en an egg. i but with an egg. i didn't like it. but understand, we are putting he understand, we are putting these

>> moved you moved by supervisor sauter mclaren park. >> madam clerk, call the roll do we want to continue to the national gallery of art or the next gaoc meeting and on the motion to continue the duplicated file as amended to the address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction aye. >> supervisor sauter, aye. >> supervisor sherrill, aye. >> i have 3 ayes. >> thank you the motion passes. madam clerk, any other business. >> that 34r0e89s the meeting we're adjourned [meeting adjourned] [♪music♪] ♪♪ [♪music♪] what a perform let's give a round to lion's dance and the high school students. good evening! welcome to this year's official celebration of lunar new year city hall. i'm claude en chang with the heritage foundation. our a ap i heritage celebration team of volunteers look forward to this event to provide support to the mayor's office because the lunar new year is the first major celebration of asian and pacific islander heritage in the year. also known the spring festival in china and many countries in asia. family and friends come together, visit, have goo

engineering design that's taking to the data when we are certifying cars parts for austin martin regarding mclaren, we are doing that with datasets that are unprecedented and un-consumable today by the department of defense. those companies the highest brand-name companies in the world would not be offering those safety critical parts on their vehicles if they did not have insurance of the datasets. when we look at the department of defense, that's gonna take years unless there's encouragement and thanks to your same the initial language started with the 25 in the daa we have to build on that and drive the adoption there are incredible innovators in the department of the air force that want to do this but it's going to take a notch to actually digitize and make sure the massive risk aversion is saving dollars for the taxpayer and providing war fighting capability. >> thank you so much you've been indulging in the chair will be indulgent with you. >> thank you mr. chairman. what kind of difference would it make if we give the combatant commands their own acquisition? >> i think it is the single big

>> moved you moved by supervisor sauter mclaren park. >> madam clerk, call the roll do we want to continueo the national gallery of art or the next gaoc meeting and on the motion to continue the duplicated file as amended to the address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction aye. >> supervisor sauter, aye. >> supervisor sherrill, aye. >> i have 3 ayes. >> thank you the motion passes. madam clerk, any other business. >> that 34r0e89s the meeting we're adjourned [meeting adjourned] [music] right here. then put it and pull it. [music] it is an important part of the work that mission cultural center for well tino arts does. steb in the 1977. as part of the graphic's department. >> mission graphica created block print. cut, screen printing, t-shirts to support social causes. and also the studio inhabited emerging and established artists from all over the world. [music] so the name of this exhibit this is installed at the hall is public voice. and the exhibition is in partnership with mission cultural center and archives. [music] this installation is 5 decades of

wind and rain packed a12 punch in san francisco's mclaren park district, knocking branches off this treeancisco fire said the tree came down on a person who survived the blow. that person was taken to the hospital in stable condition. this is just one of more than a dozen reports of trees, branches or wires brought down by the storm. the rain also leading to flooding in some areas. more than a dozen people visited the city's department of public works operations yard to pick up sandbags. vasay estrada picked up ten. >> we're using it at a local church. >> the water, he said, is already making its way in. >> we have seen some flooding inside already, so that's why we're trying to protect ourselves from more flooding in the building. >> san francisco's public utilities commission said the rainy conditions likely played a role in the formation of this pothole on lombard street that slowed the morning commute. san francisco recreation and parks also closed down stern grove and pine lake parks, as well as all six of the city's municipal golf courses due to weather. by the afternoon, heavy rai

yeah, i was part of the stunt team on that, which was coordinated by joanna mclaren clark and fantasticng with the wire stunts, really innovative, innovative stunts that the team provided. but you won't know it's me. yeah, i'll be like a munchkin running around and stuff. >> that's rubbish. >> that's rubbish. >> it was great. >> it was great. >> but don't give up your day job. >> that's nicholas. >> that's nicholas. >> i won't. »- >> i won't. >> thank you, mate. thank you. great. great guy. thanks for watching. lee anderson's real world, and it's five years ago today since we left the european union. so coming up to talk about that is tom harwood. >> we'll see a cold snap which will quickly develop into a warm front. boxt boiler repairs sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. good evening. welcome to your gb news. weather update from the met office as we head towards the weekend, often staying rather wet and windy to the north—west, largely dry elsewhere and we could even see some sunshine at times. but for now, a frontal system. it's largely fizzling out across the country, but

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engineering design that's taking to the data when we are certifying cars parts for austin martin regarding mclarent with datasets that are unprecedented and un-consumable today by the department of defense. those companies the highest brand-name companies in the world would not be offering those safety critical parts on their vehicles if they did not have insurance of the datasets. when we look at the department of defense, that's gonna take years unless there's encouragement and thanks to your same the initial language started with the 25 in the daa we have to build on that and drive the adoption there are incredible innovators in the department of the air force that want to do this but it's going to take a notch to actually digitize and make sure the massive risk aversion is saving dollars for the taxpayer and providing war fighting capability. >> thank you so much you've been indulging in the chair will be indulgent with you. >> thank you mr. chairman. what kind of difference would it make if we give the combatant commands their own acquisition? >> i think it is the single biggest difference th

really deep well of experience in this ranging from you know some of the natural natural areas and mclaren park or golden gate park or glen canyon to you know very very elevated horticultural spaces like our botanical garden or the japanese tea garden or the conservatory of flowers we have a wide range of skill and one of the things that i don't know if my staff will highlight but i want to share with you is our partnership with local 261 which is our the the gardeners union. we are 15 years into a absolute best in class horticultural apprenticeship program in which people come in and they it's a mix of hours worked and time spent at city college we are able to vet our staff through that apprenticeship program and ensure that we only end up with the folks that are really most dedicated to the craft and it's been a wonderful success, a wonderful, wonderful partnership and it's absolutely elevated our professional standards. we actually don't put up with mediocrity in our park system. so i you know, we'll earn your trust. >> i feel good about that. well, thank you very much for coming today,