that's over at howard and beale. if you use transit, capital quarter, these are all going to be impacted. howard street, of course, has been shut down between third and fourth and that is already creating a nightmare for many drivers and costing -- causing extra delays. beale street is close between mission and howard. so many of the surface streets that are closed have a ripple effect on all the surrounding streets. we also have the bus lane that is shut down. one lane shut down on the fremont street offramp from westbound 80. as you are exiting the bay bridge. traffic it -- traffic is likely to be heavier. these are the routes that will see the impact of this. all ac transit routes will be transferred over to the old transbay terminal. we also have the golden gate routes 101, 70, and 30. if you use mass transit you need to keep this in mind. if you are driving downtown you will need to allow plenty of extra time. for someone who has a better look at the traffic downtown right now, kpix 5's jackie ward. how's it loo

jonathan beale, bbc news. look at that effort! well done, jonathan. jonathan. weather forecast. hello. it's turning into a decidedly cool weekend across the country. cool and bright for some, cool and wet for others. rain across the south. so not especially cold here. degrees, a little colder in the countryside in scotland. for many northern areas through tomorrow morning. clearing away from the south—east by lunch time. with that, for a time, pretty gusty north and northwesterly winds. behind that, sunshine and showers. with some rain at times in the northwest. this is bbc news with me, anita mcveigh. . more respect from brussels in the brexit talks. party's annual conference. he told delegates his is the party of equality. of the musical duel chas and dave, who has died. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london. writers who file their stories with the dateline london. for both the united kindom and the united states. she hoped would hold together her party.

bradley beal a the wizards have made the playoffs four of the last five seasons, but have notce advan past the conference semifinals. with lebron james in thewest, the east, a little more wide open, and the wizards hoping to takeva age. >> we have a great team. you look at us on paper, you think, man, thiseam is dominant. we have all the pieces. so, you know, we know it starts be john and i. >> i really starts in the locker room, you know, it starts with l of us. we've got to have the mentality every time we step on the floor an come into the building. just work. we're going to have our fun. we're g ng to smile andenjoy this, but you know, we all came

larry beale has the details of what that means for students at uc berkeley >> reporter: touring a new addition into the uc berkeley sports facility, ben can recall his experience as a disabled student more than a decade ago. >> i went from being my disability that only my two best friends and my mother and father saw to 30 people on a dorm floor as i'm going to take a shower. >> reporter: then even changed clothes in his room before hitting the gym just to keep things simple. now, as manager of campus access services, he's celebrating the grand opening of a new facility. it offers seven private showers and 16 private changing rooms to start. the project manager said they benefit a wide range of students who might not feel comfortable in traditional settings. >> gender nonconforming or trans who may want privacy. >> reporter: people with body issues, strict religious beliefs were also on the list. cal students pushed for this facility and raised much of the $2.7 million to build it. ben perez hopes it breaks down barriers, both physical and psychological, for a new generation. >> and i

>> reporter: we are here on beale street between mission and howard., you can see it's closed and the crime tape is up. police are standing by. inspectors are up on the third floor of this salesforce transbay terminal looking at the steel beams. crews installing ceiling found a crack at 10:00 this morning. let's take a look at mission street. you can see it's creating some commuter chaos at the height of the evening commute. the transbay joint authority decided to shut the terminal down as a precaution and it has closed roads around it. staff evacuated the terminal just before 5:00 tonight. police and transit workers are out here directing commuters to buses at the old temporary bus terminal. as for that crack, officials say it's made of american steel and it was last inspected about a year ago. >> absolutely. beams are inspected and the fabrication shop before they arrive at the job site. e ipected after installationnd we have a very rigorous inspection process. >> reporter: now, that beam supports the bus deck, ceiling, and the floor of the new park.

we also have beale street close between mission and howard. and we are definitely starting to see a backup for folks who were exiting the fremont street using the exit off of the bay bridge from westbound 80. the bus lane remain shut down and that will be closed due to the buses being rerouted over to the temporary transbay terminal. so, keep that in mind. many street closures and that always has a ripple of on traffic on all the other surrounding surface streets. you will need to give yourself 20 of extra time if you do plan on driving in downtown san francisco this morning. but you are strongly encouraged to use mass transit. here are the lines that will be impacted by this. so, routes 5,5r,7,25,38, and 38r are from uni and all ac transit bus routes will be affected and we are definitely going to be seeing delays and drivers very discouraged. this will be very frustrating for many drivers especially if they are not aware of it. this is a a live look at 80 at fremont street. one lane shut down. traffic is starting to backup on mission and por

our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, sent this report from hms queen elizabeth.britain's most expensive warship has at last met its match. the f—35jet — the world's most advanced and costly warplane. now together for the first time, sailing in the atlantic ocean. it's eight years since a jet flew off a british aircraft carrier. now the wait is over. the royal navy is back in the business of flying fast jets from big decks. the f—35 can hover like the old harrier jump jet, but it's far more complex, with 10 million lines of computer code. each costs around £100 million. now landing on a £3 billion warship. it's global ambition, not affordability, that's been the driving force. this is the best, most capable aeroplane in the world, and it's now in the british military, on—board a british warship, and it doesn't get any better than this, with this warship and this team. it's unbelievable. these two test aircraft are meant to be followed by many more. the ship was built to carry 36 jets. but in reality she'll sail with fewer. britain's defence budget is struggling to

0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale went to find out.miles in under two hours. the new test, we are told, to simulate conditions in battle, and they are meant to be harder, not easier. so, i'm about to have a go. 0h! the telegraph's beating me! the idea of this is to simulate extracting a casualty after a firefight. piece of cake. what i've got here is a repeated lift—and—carry. it's similar to a replenish task, moving a 20kg obstacle from one site to another site over a distance of 30 metres. what you're going to do, pick the 20 kilos up, run round the cone and back, placing it onto the platform safely. from there, all you're going to do is place it on the floor, turn round and run back, simulating running back to the start position to grab another obstacle. combat is gritty, it's dirty, it's hard work, and running one and a half miles in trainersjust doesn't represent what i do on the battlefield. whereas lifting, carrying ammunition, sandbags, dragging casualties, moving underfire, that's all things we expect our ground close—combat t

jonathan beale, bbc news, on board hms queen elizabeth.tre. good evening. europe will take a 10—6 lead into the final day of the ryder cup. they dominated this morning, but the usa picked up a couple of vital points late on and will need a spectacular comeback if they're to win. andy swiss reports from paris. a distinctly chilly start for europe's fans, but optimism was in the air. 0le, ole, ole, ole... and with good reason. after yesterday's comeback, once again, the hosts were on the charge. what a putt from mcilroy, smacks into the back of the hole. rory mcilory inspired, and so was his partner. some had questioned sergio garcia's selection. not after this. come around, come around. sweet as a nut. the hosts won three of the morning's four matches, including another for the new star turns. francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood helping the hosts to an 8—11 lead. and the afternoon began just as brightly. victory for henrik stenson and justin rose before the pair now dubbed moliwood produced another box office display. molinari and fleetw

the traffic signals at first and beale. the freemont one is in place and first and beale are installed now nightly with the poles. there's a couple items with that. we're picking up the controller's cabinets shortly but we had an issue with pg&e in getting our point of connection service. so we're working with the highest levels of pg&e with those who are providing our power. burt we've had a lot of challenges with getting pg&e to get us a point of connection service. we continue to do so as best we can. we probably -- if they don't come through -- we'll have to go temporary routes because i know that those signals are very important to get up and going. and the other work that is really the ceiling panels. the ceiling panels are throughout and they're being installed and they should not affect the public, whether it's night or daytime, if it's out of the way or mid-day when the service on the bus deck is at a very low point, but those will continue and they'll continue through december. it's taken some time for our sub-con

jonathan beale, bbc news.ne who now runs a crossfit gym. hejoins me via webcam from coventry. what do you make of this decision?” think it is a really positive move. it has been a long time coming, and it is recreating a realistic battle environment rather than just going for a little jog, if environment rather than just going for a littlejog, if you like. presumably as a former mourinho required level of fitness was that bit higher than is required routinely of soldiers. —— a former royal marine. how were the fitness tests the army was pursuing? did they prepare soldiers for active engagement in the battlefield? not at all, to be honest. it was sort of continuation training, recreating that situation and environment, but your basic tests were more just a test of muscular injury and is, how many press ups can you do, how far can you run in a certain time, there was never a time out in afghanistan when i needed to do lots of press ups. but wasn't itjust about maintaining general levels of fitness? i just mainta

jonathan beale, bbc news, ukraine. brexit and what it will mean for us with just over six months to go before the uk leaves the eu. tonight our economics editor, kamal ahmed, looks at how it will afffect the economy for all of us. will it definitely happen? how world trade work after brexit? what will brexit mean for the union? the economy is a complicated beast with many moving parts, and our relationship with the rest of the european union and our trade with the rest of the world were just two of those moving parts. so the first point is, keep things in perspective. and the second point is, the size and health of the economy in the future depends on the size and health of the economy now. and our decision to leave the european union has certainly affected that. the question is why. first, uncertainty. firms tend to invest less, tend to look for fewer new opportunities if the future is unclear. and then the return of the income squeeze. after the referendum, the value of the pound fell, which meant prices rose. that's

jonathan beale, bbc news.arine who now runs a crossfit gym. he explained why these new tests will help soldiers train for front—line combat. modernisation for these tasks has been a long time coming, so creating a realistic battle environment rather than just what we had before. presumably you kind of required level of fitness was higher than is required within the soldiers, as a marine, but how far away from the sort of conditions that you have to work in were the sort of fitness tests that the army was pursuing? do you think they did in anyway prepare soldiers for active engagement in the battlefield? no, not at all, to be honest. the soft continuation will take a lot deeper into that, we creating situations and that environment, but your basic tasks we re environment, but your basic tasks were morejust the environment, but your basic tasks were more just the tasks of sort of muscular endurance, how many press ups you can do, if you can run somewhere in a certain time. in afghanistan, there was never a time

jonathan beale, bbc news. impressive!who now runs a crossfit gym. he explained to me why these new tests will help soldiers train for front—line combat. the modernisation of these tests has been a long time coming and it's recreating the beer list of battle environment than carrying a little jug. environment than carrying a little jug, if you like. presumably as a former marine job required jug, if you like. presumably as a former marinejob required level jug, if you like. presumably as a former marine job required level of fitness was that bit higher than is required routinely of soldiers. how far away from these sort of conditions you had to work in were the fitness tests that the army was pursuing? do you think they did in any way prepare soldiers for active engagement in battlefields? no, not at all. the continuation training would go deeper into that. creating situations in that environment but the basic tests, more a test of endurance, press ups, how many can you do, can you run somewhere at a certain time, but ther

here's our defence correspondent jonathan beale.to avoid russian radar, and on board, the first british minister to venture this far in eastern ukraine. the final move is made by armoured convoy. the man who once told russia to "shut up and go away" wants to see the front line, well within range of ukraine's enemy, the pro—russian separatists. you can see the roof of this second building? yes. right after that is the front line. really, that's how close we are? a ukraine soldier was killed here just a few weeks ago. you're taking a very much closer look at what russia has been up to. do you regret those comments, "russia, shut up and go away"? well, i reckon i could've probably put it a bit better, but as a yorkshireman, we're somewhat known for our plain and simple speaking. so you'll have to forgive us on that. so you were wrong to say that? what i was right to point out is the fact that russia had attacked britain using chemical weapons. and what you see constantly is a more aggressive and more assertive russia. down in a command

jonathan beale, bbc news, ukraine.ll mean for us — withjust over six months to go before the uk leaves the eu. tonight, our economics editor kamal ahmed looks at how it will affect the economy for all of us. will it definitely happen? how will trade work after brexit? what will brexit mean for the union? will we be richer or poorer? the economy is a complicated beast with many moving parts and our relationship with the rest of the european union and our trade with the rest of the world are just two of those moving parts. so the first point is — keep things in perspective. and the second point is — the size and health of the economy in the future depends on the size and health of the economy now, and our decision to leave the eu has certainly affected that. the question is why. first, uncertainty. firms tend to invest less, tend to look for fewer new opportunities if the future is unclear. and then, the return of the income squeeze. after the referendum the value of the pound fell, which meant prices rose. that's becaus

they have blocked off beale street right by the transbay terminal.ou can see over to the left as the camera pans. that is the buell street side. was the other side and fremont where they found the crack. i asked how they found it and they said apparently crews were installing ceiling panels at the time and that is how they found it around the,. they said it's about a 6 1/2 at highbeam they still do not know the size of the crack. they're very concerned because they said the behavior of the beam is unpredictable with his crack so they have crews here looking into that right now. if you take a look over here, you can see the traffic cones the they also have a number of people directing the commuters which have been causing a lot of confusion because people were going to the trans-be center to catch buses. as you mentioned, they are being directed to the old trans- be center. there is a lot of activity here south of market with the regular commute traffic, commuters not being shifted several blocks and the sales for convention doing on just a few blocks

i imagine somebody driving down beale, and they say to turn right. >> we've had a lot of feedback in the signage in general. we're going to take a look at it holistically. comments are appreciated because we're tracking all the feedback and then we'll figure out how to address them. >> okay. and then the second one has to do with block two, and i already shared this with the executive director, but i think there's a strong body of research, and i think director chang could corroborate for this, the creation or availability of parking induces demand for vehicle trips. we have already a very congested downtown san francisco, particularly around the area of the trans bay terminal, so the idea of creating availability by leasing that space to a parking, i guess the allure of revenue, which, as i just said, we're eager to see revenue come in, but i would encourage, just speaking as one director, that we look at alternate tiive way generate revenue. >> yes. there are other ways, so -- but appreciate the feedback. thank you. >> just to build on that, echo, definitely appreciate director rei

attack by iranian forces since one nine hundred ninety six the strikes hit the koya sin jock east of beale around one hundred kilometers from the iranian border iran's military has so far not commented . turkey's president says that he may intervene if the syrian government backed by russia and iran carries out an all out offensive on the province the rebels last stronghold in syria ratchet type but a one tweeted that he would need to watch from the sidelines nor participate in such a game if the world turned a blind eye to killing thousands of people have rallied across rebel held areas to show their opposition to an all out on slaughter in the hope now to three million people the u.s. has warned of a humanitarian disaster on a scale not seen so far in the seventy year award. of been some significant airstrikes in the area although through saturday morning let's go live now to the turkey syria border stephanie decker that can tell us more with this particular strikes that has this much dissipated assault on the. well that has everyone is trying to figure out a lot of the pro-government me

our defence correspondent jonathan beale went to find out. 25kg over eight miles in under two hours. harder, not easier. so, i'm about to have a go. 0h! the telegraph's beating me! after a firefight. piece of cake. what i've got here is a repeated lift—and—carry. to another site over a distance of 30 metres. run round the cone and back, placing it onto the platform safely. position to grab another obstacle. on the battlefield. we expect our ground close—combat troops to deal with. i do think it's probably difficult for a lot of females. enough to pass the tests. for women to join the infantry? definitely not, no. which is a shame for me. i managed to complete just a quarter of the test. yes! well done to him! london calling for more to be done to protect nature in the uk. caroline davies went along. met to start the people's march for wildlife. wildlife. in the media, and wildlifejust takes sideline. takes sideline. if we did do something about it, we have had it. have had it. enjoying seeing the wildlife, and we need to protect it. need to protect it. different wildlife organisation

ac transit has diverted all 27 trans bay bus lines to howard and beale street. golden gate transit says routes 30, 70, 101, and 101x will pick up and drop off at 1st in mission as well as howard and beale. commuters say the change is really no big deal. the temporary trans bay terminal is certainly familiar territory, but now they have concerns about the safety of the sales force transit center. >> nothing has happened and there has been no earthquakes or small things like that. >> this is just only a month or so and this is very disappointing. i wonder how many more cracks there is in that transit center. >> sales forces continue today, so be sure to plan ahead if you are heading into the city because of course the traffic will be impacted throughout the area. the conference is expected to bring in about 170,000 people over the next couple days. we are going to have more on the history of the trans bay transit center and of the companies that help construct it coming up on the ktvu fox 2 news at 5.>>> this is one of the highest quality people that i have ever m

ac transit has diverted all 27 transit bait bus lines to howard and beale street. golden gate transit said it was 30, 70, 101 and 110x will pick up and drop off at first mission as well as howard and beale. commuters today say the right into the city was quick and less confusing when they left. the temporary terminal is from a or territory to many of them. they are concerned about things happening at the salesforce transit center. >> it is a little weird. i'm happy to still around for us to use. it is looking like they're doing something. it is -- and >> it is not that bad. it is more like it is over here. >>reporter: are you worry about -- are you worried about the crack house like i think it is concerning considering nothing has happened. there has not been any earthquakes or small things like that. truck at the start of the tuesday evening commute the salesforce transit center thoughts and clothes. the softer 4 p.m. after the translate joint powers authority announced they were assisting about fines into the trap that's my bus terminal today's way. busers and co

artist catriona beals video game looks at how we are enticed to engage as long as possible rewards are drip fed. the online experiences can be enjoyable but like all addictions the brain's chemicals react respond and at some point want more. jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. without zero these are our top stories rescue operations have resumed on the towns and insurers of lake victoria after a ferry capsized on thursday at least eighty six people are confirmed dead but that toll is expected to rise as hundreds of others remain missing catherine soy has the latest from nairobi in neighboring kenya and we're being told that more bodies have been retrieved we are hearing from sources on the ground that so far forty two bodies have been retrieved this morning and what's also not clear is the number of people who are actually on board on thursday when that very cup sized witnesses on the ground are saying that it appeared to have been overloaded it has a capacity of about one hundred people doubt but there were way more people in that they say it was a market day so a traders were being tr

if you're heading out the door this morning, all beale streets, the same one that has been used for years. >>> i hope they can find the crack and fix it soon. it's just a is shame. it's only been open a month. se come over here. >> >> reporter: and you'll want to come this way as the temporary terminal will be used until midday today, maybe longer. of this morning we're hoping to connect with commuters who are using once again this temporary trans bay terminal. reporting live in downtown san francisco, amanda del >> the cracked beam is in the ceiling of the third-level bus deck near fremont street. it is beneath the rooftop park. the center is closed indefinitely. the beams were inspected before and after installation. >>> this photo taken by a san francisco chronicle photographer shows a worker inspecting the area in question. the executive director was when they were installing ceiling panels. >> phase one of the transit center started in 2010. in november of 201, steel assembly started. all the steel came from manufacturers in the u.s. that does include the cracked beam. this is accord

. >> reporter: trance bay and muni bus line have been moved back to the terminal between beale and main streets until at least midday today, maybe longer. if you are heading into downtown san francisco today, transit leaders are suggesting that you leave your car at home and instead take public transportation. i'm live in downtown san francisco this morning. abc 7 news >> thank you, amanda. an investigation into going on into the cause of the crack and in other parts of the building are impacted. >> the crack is in the third-level ceiling deck. it is beneath the rooftop park. and the transit center is closed indefinitely. officials say the beams were inspected before and after installation. >>> this photo taken by a san francisco chronicle photographer shows an independentor inspecting the crack in question. it was discovered yesterday morning while workers were installing ceiling panels. >> phase one of the transit center started in 2010. in november of 201, steel assembly started. all the steel came from manufacturers in the u.s. that does include the cracked beam. this is according t

. >> san francisco muni employees were dispatched to every area in the corner between fremont and beal to help guide commuters through this change and keep everyone moving. >> everyone seemed to be going with the flow. >> the real impact was for those in their cars, coming in from the east bay. engineers recommended shutting down fremont street in front of the cteseyateacain ohe tbliayl th he. it's causing a lot of trouble first. >> how long did it take compared to a normal day? >> an questions and concerns. >> who messed it up? who cracked the building? who cracked the building? it's okay though, you know. we all make mistakes. >> it's a little scary. i work in the sales force tower, so it's like -- and then i'm wondering if the fact that, you know, the millennium is right next to it, if it had something to do with it, so i don't know. >> she's referring to the millennium tower which is sinking, and now there's a cracked beam across the street in the transit center. engineers have said they don't think the two are related, but they are still investigating. they spent yesterday and thi

howard and beal. have a great evening. >> reporter: ambassadors pointed confused commuters away from the new salesforce transit center. many wondered was this happening? >> it's confusing it's closed already. >> i was confused why we had to come over here. >> reporter: thousands forced to walk several blocks to the place they thought they left behind last month. >> back to the old. >> reporter: the old temporary transbay terminal preed back into service. buses started rolling through, commuters finding their old departure spots. >> did you ever think he would be back here? >> no, i never thought i'd see this again. >> reporter: with fremont street shut down, traffic came to a halt. it was painful to watch, let alone experience. >> are you caught in this thing? >> i am. i was just thinking i'm an idiot for coming this way. i didn't use waze today. >> reporter: adding insult to injury, the dream force convention shutting down a giants game. >> i'm going to take the green. >> reporter: many were getting

such attack by iranian forces since one nine hundred ninety six the strikes hitting sin jog east of beale around one hundred kilometers from the iranian border iran's military has not yet commented turkey's president says that he may intervene if the syrian government backed by russia and iran carries out an all out offensive on province the rebels last stronghold in syria. tweeted that he would neither watch from the sidelines nor participate in such a game if the world turned a blind eye to killing thousands of people rallied across rebel held areas to show their opposition to an all out on slaughter on it labe which is home now to three million people the u.n. has warned of a humanitarian disaster on a scale not seen so far in the seven year war and we're hearing that there's been some significant and strikes in the area through saturday morning let's go live downtown taqiyya on the turkey syria border our correspondent stephanie decker is there so stephanie has this much talked about offensive on began we were talking earlier and we said well we don't think so but now there's been a c

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beale street close between mission and howard. keep this in mind. it is likely to be a very challenging morning commute. >>> still ahead, how will smith is celebrating his big birthday. >> and today, survivor fans are in store for a brand-new season filled with returning players and more difficult challenges. we will be right back. today! chris martinez h >>> will smith take the giant leap on a big birthday and the new season of survivor is here today. >> chris martinez has those stories and more in today's eye on entertainment. >> reporter: will smith celebrated his 50th birthday i bungee jumping from a helicopter over the grand canyon. the rapper turned movie star live stream the jump on his youtube channel. it was smith second bungee jump. he made his first last year in africa. >>> 20 new castaways will try to outwit, outplay, and outlast each other in the new season of survivor. the 37 season of the hit reality show is themed david versus goliath. >> and we hope it's a good season where on any given day in the right situation anything is possibl

pulling up sky map 7 right now to show you where you need to go right now if you want to catch a bus at beal and howard. larry, think about both the extra volumes of people, the traffic that is now going around inires tryindetours and here we map. >> i imagine we'll see a lot of red. red highlights stoppages and we'll see what the map shows. to illustrate your point, the timing of this is poor. to put it mildly. again, you can see you've got the line of buses here and i assume what we're looking at is the buses that are being rerouted to the old center where the passengers will have to walk as opposed to the new center which at least is partially closed because of that fissure, that crack in one of the steel beams in the ceiling. if you're trying to -- you can see the buses making their way to the old center to carry what will be thousands of passengers. >> the headline is go do what you used to do. a couple of months ago in terms of bus transportation in the downtown area. >> that's where muni and ac transit, that's where they're going right now. that's what you're looking at. the new sales

bradley beal a the wizards have made the playoffs four of the last five seasons, but have notce advan past the conference semifinals. with lebron james in thewest, the east, a little more wide open, and the wizards hoping to takeva age. >> we have a great team. you look at us on paper, you think, man, thiseam is dominant. we have all the pieces. so, you know, we know it starts be john and i. >> i really starts in the locker room, you know, it starts with l of us. we've got to have the mentality every time we step on the floor an come into the building. just work. we're going to have our fun. we're g ng to smile andenjoy this, but you know, we all came to work. >> dwit howard bothered by a sore back, just all of thatf because flying in planes. >> the 28-inch seat. -inch leg room. >> couldn't get an upgrade. i don't know whahappened. or i feel f him. or i feel f him. i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i

ac transit has diverted all 27 translate bus lines to howard and beale street. golden gate transit says route 87, 70, 101 and 11x will pick up and drop off at first as well as howard and appeal. commuters today saturday ride into the city was fine and very less confusing than it was yesterday. like there was police, and people saying the old terminal. and the buses were all behind. a very good time going home it is just only a month or so. edit was very disappointed. i wonder how many more crack there is the were in the transit center. truck at the start of the tuesday evening community center was locked and] was well after 4 in with translate joint powers authority announced that they were shifting about fines and operations to the temporary translate terminal, two blocks away. that was used while the center was being built. that's no traffic at the height of the evening commute. buses and commuters had to divert on the road closure every mother mission street causing a big traffic backup and confusion. back out here, live we are at the temporary translate help

bradley beal, john wall, those guys together. showing some love. pick this one up in the fourth quarter. d mysticsown 13. perfect time for the comeback. elena delle donne on the job. team high 11 points. the comeback continues. s mystics within five. giftisexcited. rvt ear's mvp, ewart, showing why she des the award. st seattle putti the icing on the cake. that's 37-year-old sue bird with stewart for s to the bucket. game high 30 points for stewart. storm sweep the mystics and win it 98-8 2 and are the wnba champions. still a great season for the mystics. thing is the great that we can still improve. we don't feel like we've peaked and this is it for us. obviously, this isn't how we t wanted i end, but it's an experience we can grow from. >> you havehi to keeps in perspective. everybody else in the league wishes they were playing tonight, so, we're very aware of that and thankful that we were here and we know we and so we will. >>> who's next to make a run? how about d.c. united, hosting minnesota united. military night at audi field. second half,

instance rare earth minerals on the list smartwatch is on the list and yet things like frogs legs right beal's all yeah i mean i look the president you know is is he is a politician is not a politician by nature unease and this is new to him but there is definitely some politics involved he quite purposely left you know mobile phones off the list of rare earth minerals are important the last time the chinese put a stop to tech sporting or put a cap on exports it really shook up the rare earth market to the point where there was a lot of development in canada in the us and assert to a certain degree and in australia but again that's just another example of the chinese. shorting the private market and not behaving in a free open market model what do you make of object loss comments about quantum computing and an ai in basically. a cooking us nuke a the usa we're already there our economy is going to be way ahead of the us because we've got this technology well yeah because they're they're still in the technology so that means that the u.s. clearly and not just the u.s. but our allies in training

after the game, larry beale and myself will bring you "after the game" with all the highlights and action saturday. it's going to be fun. i'm trying to get in the rhythm of it. i'm here, there, trying to bring highlights, trying to figure it out. >> that's the rhythm. >> i don't even know what time it is. you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> this is espn on abc, brought to you in part bysamsung qled tv. the official tv of espn college football. >> chris: welcome to steamy orlando and the 2018 camping world kickoff on abc, presented by wells fargo. it's the top-ranked alabama crimson tide against the louisville cardinals. the championship chase begins anew for the defending champs. alabama, top-ranked. louisville opening a new era as big underdogs, filled with belief and bravado. and welcome. chris fowler, kirk herbstreit, thanks for joining us for season 13 of "saturday night football on abc." and kirk, the beginning of our 23rd

jonathan beale, bbc news.ter of the job, maybe? well done, jonathan, that looks tough. you are watching brea kfast that looks tough. you are watching breakfast with bbc news. it is just coming up to a 20 5am. time now for a look at the papers. former newspaper editor paul horrocks is here to tell us what's caught his eye. good morning. have you had a good look through? i have, i have scoured the inside pages rather than the front pages. we will do the front pages first and then have a look inside. one thing dominates. we are talking brexit. theresa may's statement at downing street on friday leads most of today's papers. the telegraph reports that the pm may face a "showdown" next week as ministers prepare to call for a "plan b" to her brexit blueprint. there were 20 babies called theresa last year. the guardian describes mrs may's "hastily arranged" speech on friday as "combative", adding it "spooked the currency markets" and led to sterling's biggest one—day fall this year. how many mays are there? i don't k

artist catriona beals video game looks at how we are enticed to engage as as long. civil rewards are drip fed. the online experiences can be enjoyable but like all addictions the brain's chemicals react respond and at some point want more. jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. the environmental campaigners in the u.k. so they'll keep fighting to stop mobs from a nuclear facility being dumped into the sea was from the point being traced and released into the bristol channel they involve a records a legal challenges on the way. not far from the welsh coast environmental activists keep a close eye on a huge belgian registered ship we make here and sixty four feet outside the. it's come from a nuclear plant that's being built on the coast of somerset england and campaigners say the mud it's dumping at sea could contain dangerous radioactive materials they also say it's dropping its load outside a designated dumping area which lies less than two kilometers offshore the campaign is a legal battle in the courts is still going on but they failed to get an injunction imposed an

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contacted camden council regarding re house and compensation for craig and bartley and council danny beals the cabinet member for vesting communities in camden emailed us the following statement we continue to assist everyone who faces losing their homes to make sure they get the best possible advice and support with the most appropriate housing options available to them if any resident fears they may be made homeless they should contact us at the earliest opportunity so we can assist they go on to out we have made seeking compensation for camden residents significantly affected by it says to destruction our priority we took a push for fail an extra compensation to the house a lot of select committee who recommended it chose to limit it produced a camden specific compensation scheme so out in a boat and camden we didn't discover much comfort for people worried about the community impact of a chest it might be a thought and a sixty five billion pound project there would have been room for the community investment the people of coburg street claim they were promised of courses it's not possi

artist catriona beals video game looks at how we are enticed to engage as long as possible rewards are drip fed. the online experiences can be enjoyable but like all addictions the brain's chemicals react respond and at some point want more. jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera hundreds of people are feared drowned in tanzania after their ferry sank in lake victoria at least five passengers are confirmed dead and thirty two have been rescued so far the ferry operator says the boat capsized just a few meters from the dock. european leaders are vowing to step up talks with egypt and other north african countries on how to hold migration to the continent they've been holding talks in the austrian city of salzburg the right wing austrian chancellor sebastian kurtz has praised the egyptian leader for stopping people from making the journey blocks also been discussing brick sets with the european council president donald tusk saying the u.k.'s proposal is unworkable but the reason may insists her deal is the only one on the table. yes concerns have been

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