christiansen is already looking ahead to the paralympics in paris.nadian open and her match against american teenager coco gauff with a knee injury. konta had been in good form — beating elina svitolina in three sets to reach the last 16 — and had been hoping to put a challenging few months behind her after missing wimbledon and the olympics. it's worrying news ahead of the us open which starts later this month. and that's all the sport for now. hello. there is no real heat in the uk forecast for the next few days. but across southern europe, it's a different story — it's been an exceptionally hot week, with that heat now migrating westwards. the orange colours on this chart show places where temperatures will be well above the average. in parts of southern spain, we could be looking at temperatures as high as 47 celsius because high pressure is trapping the heat in place. but for us, low pressure is close by — that means some brisk winds, some rain at times but not all the time, and temperatures will struggle especially across northwestern parts of

christiansen is already looking ahead to the paralympics in paris.w can i miss that? all this week we've been catching with some of team gb's 0lympic champions. ben maher won a six riderjump—off for a thrilling gold in the individual showjumping, he's now back home with his horse explosion w. james burridge went to meet both of them. the start in essex, the home of a double number champion. ben maher has spent the life preparing the horses for the biggest occasions was a team gold in london 2012 no individual gold at tokyo 2020. i am not an emotional _ individual gold at tokyo 2020. i —n not an emotional person but i was a little bit and then i have to say, i think it was a lot of build and a lot of pressure that i put on myself to produce for the owners and and i was relieved, i was happy with the result and believed it was over at the same time.— result and believed it was over at the same time. they say it is heavy, very heavy- — the same time. they say it is heavy, very heavy- fun _ the same time. they say it is heavy, very heavy. fun fact _ the

christiansen is already looking ahead to the paralympics in paris.d been hoping to put a challenging few months behind her after missing wimbledon and the olympics. it's worrying news ahead of the us open which starts later this month. and that's all your sport for now. hello. there is no real heat in the uk forecast for the next few days. but across southern europe, it's a different story — it's been an exceptionally hot week, that heat now migrating westwards. the orange colours on this chart show places where temperatures will be well above the average. in parts of southern spain, we could be looking at temperatures as high as 47 celsius because high pressure is trapping the heat in place. but for us, low pressure is close by — that means some brisk winds, some rain at times but not all the time, and temperatures will struggle especially across northwestern parts of the uk. and here through friday, we will see some quite hefty showers working through — some heavy, some thundery, especially widespread across the far northwest of scotland. further s

australian member of parliament george christiansen. the lockdowns don't work, they prolong the pandemic. does anyone see this in australia? >> last time, the pandemic policy what hasn't worked before we will do harder and when i thought this insanity -- along comes new zealand, do better than australia locking down their entire country over one single case but this is the kind of mentality that is floating around politicians and public policy experts in this country and in our region. >> is this about the virus? or is there -- something else happening? >> probably a fair bit of also a fair bit of holding on to the power they've taken from us, the ridiculous stuff we are seeing now, restrictions on visiting graveyards, one person in victoria reported being fined by police for visiting a graveyard, now they shut down access to playground so kids can't run around 3 in the playground or park and more than that, your compadre tucker pointed out, our premier, equivalent of a governor actually sued to people you're not allowed to remove your

here now is the man you just saw, george christiansen who will not be censored on "the ingraham angleember of the australian parliament. i've been meaning to ask you for some time, what has happened to you all as he is? tough because these, what is going on there? >> first, the day from down under, laura, and it's could to be on your show with all of your fantastic fox news viewers. so yes, we are suffering from what is pandemic policy and insanity in this country, and what you just said highlights it. in the city of canberra, which i am currently in, one single case in the entire 400,000 plus population moved into lockdown, basically stay in place orders, businesses shut down that are being nonessential, it is very interesting, we have governments deciding who has essential roles, but this is happening acs every inch of this country, sydney, melbourne, brisbane, we are locking down because someone sneezes, quite frankly,d worse than that we have state borders that are shutting as well. i fear that there is too much for your in the community about this virus which we know has a very,

here to break down, all the insanity, australian member of parliament george christiansen.ks down -- lockdowns don't work, they prolong the pandemic, does anybody see this in australia except for a few le you? >> well, good night, laura, as i say it, the last time we spoke at its pandemic policy insanity. what hasn't worked before we will do again and harder. and when i thought that no one could beat us in this insanity steak, along comes ms. eland who all ways wants to do one better than australia locking down their entire country over one single case. but this is a kind of mentality that is floating around amongst politicians and public policy experts in the country and in our region. >> laura: george, do you think that this is at this point about the virus? or is there something else happening? >> there is probably a fair bit of saving face and also a fair bit of holding onto the power that they have taken upon us. the ridiculous sort of stuff that we are seeing now, restrictions on visiting graveyards. you know, there was one person in victoria who reported being fined

christiansen is already looking ahead to the paralympics in paris.teen at the canadian open later. the british number one beat elina svitolina in three sets. she is hoping to put a challenging few months behind her. konta's missed a lot of tennis after pulling out of wimbledon becasue she was a close contact of someone who tested positive for covid, and then missed the olympics herself because she tested positive. however, she is back, and showing some good form ahead of the us open which starts at the end of the month. the london marathon has announced their elite line—ups for october's race. world record holder and olympic silver medallist brigid kosgei of kenya will return to action to defend her title. the reigning men's champion shura kitata of ethopia will also be back despite failing to finish last weekend's olympic marathon because of the conditions. join olly foster if you can at 6:30pm for sportsday if you can. back to you. so after a second summer of no exams — it's turned out to be the record—breaking gcse results day most expected. and w

christiansen is already looking ahead to the paralympics in paris.efend her title. the reigning men�*s champion shura kitata of ethopia will also be back, despite failing to finish last weekend�*s olympic marathon because of the conditions. that�*s all the sport for now. ministers in northern ireland�*s devolved government have made some more decisions to ease covid restrictions from monday. let�*s get more from emma vardy in belfast. emma, what have they decided? bring us up—to—date. bring us up-to-date. well, look, northern ireland _ bring us up-to-date. well, look, northern ireland has _ bring us up-to-date. well, look, northern ireland has been i bring us up-to-date. well, look, northern ireland has been in i bring us up-to-date. well, look, northern ireland has been in the | northern ireland has been in the frustrating position really of being behind the rest of the uk, where nick has come to lifting some of those remaining restrictions. what has been decided today, most significantly, is that people who have become a close contact of someone wh

christiansen. colleagues, do i see anyone with any questions? i don't. thank you, and now that we don't have any questions from colleagues, we will call up parties opposing the appeal to speak up to ten minutes, and i believe we have mr. russell marin. >> yes, i'm here. hello? >> president walton: thank you, mr. marine. you can go ahead. you have ten minutes to speak in opposition. >> hello? can you hear me? >> president walton: mr. marine? >> yes. >> president walton: we can hear you. >> okay. >> president walton: you have ten minutes to present your opposition. >> okay. thank you, supervisors. thank you, president walton. you asked a quick question, was it code compliant? there was no 600-foot regulation when it first was submitted, so supervisors, planning got it right after nearly five years of delays and continuances, on may 27, this project was heard before the planning commission, and as you know, was denied. this hearing was fair. both sides had the opportunity to present their strongest arguments for and against, and the project sponsors came up

. >> spencer christiansen is giving his eye on all of it for us. >> the cash fire still burns and thatnding areas main under a red flag warning. another round of gusty wind. relative humidity remains exceedingly long. overnight, we will see hazy skies continuing as the smoke builds up in the atmosphere. we will have the upper 50's and low 60's. highs tomorrow, they hazy sunshine. low 90's in the warmest in land spots. here is the 7-day forecast. not much of a change in the weather. we do expect a sharp drop in temperature. this is cooler and breezier. we expect cooler air quality around. we will get back into another pattern of gradual warming as well. >> kobe bryant -- a special kobe bryant airs tonight. brian smith contributed to the special. >> this is an intimate portrait about kobe bryant's life. he talks about how he came up as -- we talk about the change in him. this is what i think people will see tonight. something they have never seen before with kobe bryant, a portrait of the man from soup to nuts but really from the very beginning, learning about who he was and how he becam

christiansen. colleagues, do i see anyone with any questions? i don't. thank you, and now that we don't have any questions from colleagues, we will call up parties opposing the appeal to speak up to ten minutes, and i believe we have mr. russell marin. >> yes, i'm here. hello? >> president walton: thank you, mr. marine. you can go ahead. you have ten minutes to speak in opposition. >> hello? can you hear me? >> president walton: mr. marine? >> yes. >> president walton: we can hear you. >> okay. >> president walton: you have ten minutes to present your opposition. >> okay. thank you, supervisors. thank you, president walton. you asked a quick question, was it code compliant? there was no 600-foot regulation when it first was submitted, so supervisors, planning got it right after nearly five years of delays and continuances, on may 27, this project was heard before the planning commission, and as you know, was denied. this hearing was fair. both sides had the opportunity to present their strongest arguments for and against, and the project sponsors came up

. >> juror brian christiansen said he and his filler jurors had no choice but to set conrad free. >>all pretty much felt that he probably did it. >> but you voted to acquit? >> we voted to acquit. >> because you had reasonable doubt? >> we had reasonable doubt. >> whether you believe mr. truman is innocent or not, those measurements either put an instant man in prison. or let a guilty man go free. >> so, you're right. my opinion hasn't changed. do i think he got away with murder, yeah, i do. >> what's it like out your work ends up freeing a guy you helped convict. it >> it's frustrating to know that he something inconsequential actually ended up freeing him. >> what's life been like for your family since then? >> we're trying to put pieces together. >> for heidy's family that is easier said than done. >> i miss the things that we had together. i miss the simple conversations. i miss her savviness. i miss her wonderful personality. she lives on forever in our hearts. >> conrad is left looking both backward and forward. >> i mean, i would do anything to take another day, another walk w

manager for the project, and michael christiansen, senior current planner. members of the sfmta project team are present, as well, and before i turn it over to justin, i would like to turn it over to the project sponsor to make a few comments. >> [inaudible] and modernize the sfmta's aging facility. the program's goals are to modernize the sfmta's aging facilities in order to meet the growing needs of transit in san francisco, to improve the transit facilities and to provide public benefit through transportation, housing, place making, neighborhood amenities, and sustainability, creating a visibility and sustainability neighborhood. [inaudible] a bit about the 4.4 acre existing site outlined in red. [inaudible] outlined in yellow. a quick look at potrero yard. [inaudible] in addition, the yard is home to the bus that will serve van ness b.r.t. route upon its completion. therefore, the sfmta must expand bus capacity in order to [inaudible] electric buses consistent with the state mandate which is to have 100% zero emissions. [inaudible]. >> thanks, david. my