what is made in essex is bought by shoppers in paris. if french consumers are feeling confident, that is good news for the u.k. economy. what does the future hold? there is anxiety in france and other euro zone economy is about whether the pace of recovery can be sustained. there are signs of confidence ebbing amidst fears about government cuts. we cannot assume there will be another big step up next time. >> when a secret military documents were leaked onto the net it caused an outcry and concern. a former director of the cia told the bbc another leak is inevitable because of the way intelligence has been shared. there could be another 750,000 classified documents yet to come out. they provide an unprecedented new view of war, but do they offer more clarity? debate rages over the wikileaks disclosures. the suspicion is there is more documents. >> we think they may have another 500,000 records from the iraq war from the same period. they may also have 260,000 state department diplomatic cables. >> suspicion has fallen on u.s. private bra

on at the essex street on ramp to the bay bridge where these two lanes lead to the bridge.ut this third lane drivers are only permitted to go straight. no right turns, but many do, like this driver, and this driver, and this driver. drivers making this turn are passing people who have waited patiently so they can gain access to the bridge. making that right turn illegally puts the drivers right smack in this brand new bus only lane. the problem is so bad that the san francisco police can simply sit in plain view and wait for the violation. now for people who believe that cop on every corner would keep drivers honest, has not been here. because even with two san francisco police pahang motorcycle officers watching drivers still make this illegal right hand turn. which brings me back to the driver in the beginning. he told the officer he did nothing wrong. >> where it says signature right there. >> except make an illegal right hand turn. he was issued a ticket, which counts as a moving violation. >> please pay attention to the signs. you're going to cause an accident. >> in s

for emergency workers he and hundreds like him would flood to russia to quash the flames were abit essex. and dr fred goldberg a climate alice from the royal institute of technology in stockholm believes there is nothing abnormal about the high temperatures in russia the summer. on the very heavy high pressure locates itself in various positions. in two thousand and three it happened off the coast of france and is heavy with high pressure pushed up a lot of hot air from. the creating of the loss of many lives in france and central europe you know it's not a change of climate is a weather phenomenon so my point is that this year you had this heavy high pressure over central asia bringing up there from the tropics into your area. to time but to read the entire of television fifty years ago so we never heard about it in the same way we're hearing about it today. now the fires have destroyed crops in russia but other countries are having their own issues with the food supply. in burma but hopes that such as this would fix roofs the green sleeve but when green a store template it would be lik

essex. and it's drowned in russia has the government to introduce the export ban on wheat that whole cultural ministry says this year's harvest is up to sixty one i mean we're just off to me domestically here for to stake. for the country stop exporting again after the harvest because the rail or with the world of third largest wheat exporter last year global prices for the grain went are being elsewhere. from food and agricultural quiet asian nations says the decision made by the russian government is the best solution. i sincerely hope that it is still not a case where we will have a grain shortage but there is certainly a very severe situation in terms of supply and the drought has been extremely severe and the production shortfalls are far more far more than i anticipated as early as three weeks ago therefore it is understandable that the restrictions of on exports is a one way to compact domestic food inflation especially the price of bread wheat mostly is useful and i think this is wha

on at the essex street on ramp to the bay bridge where these two lanes lead to the bridge.ane drivers are only permitted to go straight. no right turns, but many do, like this driver, and this driver, and this driver. drivers making this turn are passing people who have waited patiently so they can gain access to the bridge. making that right turn illegally puts the drivers right smack in this brand new bus only lane. the problem is so bad that the san francisco police can simply sit in plain view and wait for the violation. now for people who believe that cop on every corner would keep drivers honest, has not been here. because even with two san francisco police motorcycle officers watching drivers still make this illegal right hand turn. which brings me back to the driver in the beginning. he told the officer he did nothing wrong. >> where it says signature right there. >> except make an illegal right hand turn. he was issued a ticket, which counts as a moving violation. >> please pay attention to the signs. you're going to cause an accident. >> in san francisco, stanley

emergency workers he and hundreds like him would flood to russia to quash the flames you are at it essex and dr fred goldberg a climate analyst from the royal institute of technology in stockholm believes there is nothing abnormal about the high temperatures in russia of the summer. no longer going to have the high pressure locates itself in various positions. in two thousand and three it happened off the coast of france and is heavy a high pressure pushed up a lot of hot air from the so horrid the creating of the loss of many lives in france and central europe you know it's not the change of climate is the weather phenomenon so my point is that this year you had this heavy high pressure over central asia bring enough air from the tropics to your area beyond this all stars all the time to read the entire of television fifty years ago so we never thought about that then the same way we are hearing about it today. russia's unprecedented heat hasn't just brought misery it's bearing fruit as well literally in the central russian city of a far the locals are enjoying an unprecedented harvest

essex. when many countries have been experiencing record high temperatures this year which is unusual for all planets according to meteorologist jacqui as for the weather underground website he thinks there is little tunnels the same areas will see such heat waves again any time seen. when you have forest fires not only do you have the smog but you've also got carbon monoxide and you've got small particles which are ingested in the lungs and cause problems breathing so that air pollution levels are extremely dangerous as part of this heat level here's part of this heat wave and it's a good thing that the smoke has finally cleared out of moscow that should help significantly with the death toll there have been seventeen countries in the world that have set their all time maximum heat record this year and not a lot of those are surrounding russia for instance finland ukraine and belarus but a lot of countries in the middle east and africa have also sent their all time record high temperature w

emergency workers he and hundreds like him would flood to russia to quash the flames you are at it essex. the worst drought in fifty years and russia has the government to introduce next. week the other cultural ministry says this is home this is the fifty five million tonnes well that's just too long to be domestic your portion say it could be october before the country starts exporting again after the harvest because the red with ropes of the world's third largest wheat exported last year global prices for the grain when all you know moves are both from the food and agricultural organization of the united nations says that is . as you may find the russian government in its best and. i sincerely hope that it is still not a case where we will have a grain shortage but there is certainly a very severe situation in terms of supply and the drought has been extremely severe and the production shortfalls are far more far more than i anticipated as early as three weeks ago therefore it is understandable that the restrictions of on exports is a one way to compact domestic food inflation especia

essex and there are more stories of foreigners wanting to get involved in the fight against the fires in russia scenes of russian families in trouble have inspired american calling nelson to apt to learn about wildfires about two or three days ago and i decided that i was interested because i've been interested in russia for a long time so the good opportunity to go and help people. way to represent american people and their interest in the wellbeing of others around the world and . pay it forward and acting noble think people should volunteer to help out others that are in trouble i would go out to help fight the fire storm not a fireman. i could hope aid workers distribute supplies to people that need them or even go so far as to take photos and just tell the story of what i witnessed and dr fred goldberg a climate analyst from the royal institute of technology in stockholm believes there is nothing abnormal about the high temperatures in russia of the summer. they're going to have the high pressure located in various positions. in two thousand and three it happened off the coast of

for emergency work he and hundreds like came with floods to russia to quash the flames you were at a essex. this drought in russia has forced the government to introduce an export ban on wheat the agriculture ministry says this year's harvest is up to sixty five million tonnes that's just enough to meet domestic needs authorities say it could be october before the country starts exporting again after the harvest figures are in with russia the world's third largest wheat export or last year global prices for grain went up after the announcement. from the food and agriculture organization of united nations says the decision made by the russian government is the best solution. i sincerely hope it is still not a case where we will have a green shortage but that is certainly a very severe situation in terms of supply and the drought has been extreme to see via and the production shortfalls or fall more fall more dissipated as three weeks ago therefore it is on the stand that will restrictions off. on exports is the one way to compound domestic food inflation especially the price of bread wheat

essex. intense heat drought so wildfires are they a result of climate change or is global warming just hype the natural weather lots will be developed discussions with his gas on cross talk later in the program but here's a preview. we're seeing profound effects on the natural unnatural systems melting glaciers melting sea ice droughts floods yet the climate denial industry continues to chug on repeating the same worn out talking points and cherry picking individual pieces of data acting like that undermines the entire scientific consensus science is done by consensus whenever you hear somebody saying there's a consensus of scientists you know they're running for cover because they haven't got a scientific case the truth of the matter is that it only takes one paper to disprove a so-called consensus it's happened time and again in the history of science that's how science advances that one paper has arguably now been published. now the worst drought in fifty years in russia how spalls the go

emergency workers he and hundreds like him would floods to russia to quash the flames were abbott's essex. now the worst drought in fifty years in russia has forced the government to introduce an export ban on wheat the agriculture ministry says this year's harvest is up to sixty five million tonnes just enough to meet domestic needs both already you say it could be october before russia's stance exporting again after the harvest figures are in with russia and the world's third largest wheat exporter last year global prices for the grain it went up after the announcement now to discuss the ban i'm joined by apple reza secretary of the intergovernmental group on grains for the food and agriculture organization of the united nations. so mr ambassador in what other ways can the russian government tackle the grain shortage in your in your view here. well it might i must say that at the beginning it wasn't that clear there would be a green shortage i sincerely hope it is still not a case where we will have a green shortage but there is certainly a very severe situation in terms of supply and t

on at the essex street on ramp to the bay bridge where these two lanes lead to the bridge. lane drivers are only permitted to go straight. no right turns, but many do, like this driver, and this driver, and this driver. drivers making this turn are passing people who have waited patiently so they can gain access to the bridge. making that right turn illegally puts the drivers right smack in this brand new bus only lane. the problem is so bad that the san francisco police can simply sit in plain view and wait for the violation. now for people who believe that cop on every corner would keep drivers honest, has not been here. because even with two san francisco police motorcycle officers watching drivers still make this illegal right hand turn. which brings me back to the driver in the beginning. he told the officer he did nothing wrong. >> where it says signature right there. >> except make an illegal right hand turn. he was issued a ticket, which counts as a moving violation. >> please pay attention to the signs. you're going to cause an accident. >> in san francisco, stanle

and at the essex street on ramp. were these two lanes leading to the bridge.ut this third line drivers are only permitted to go straight. no right turns but many do. like this driver and this tried turf and the striver. half of drivers and the stern or patsy of people who've waited patiently sleeping gain access to the bridge. making their returned illegally. the problem is so bad that the san francisco police can simply sit and free plane be waiting for the violation. even with to sampras's go police motorcycle officers watching, drivers are still making this a legal right turn. which brings him back to the driver in the beginning. to the officers said he did nothing wrong. except make it illegal right turn. he issued ticket which counted as a moving violation. in san francisco stanley roberts kron4 news. >> to give a common story for stanley e-mail us at people behaving badly a kron4 doll,. still ahead the latest on the sharing of the oakland officer. fremont i'm sorry. and what's happened team to the suspect. and what school and on inside the capitol dome.

circulating on the city streets around the perimeter of the temporary terminal site, but we did expand essex street and built a bus lane. >> very good. as with any construction project, we expect just some general confusion over the first few days. thank you very much for being out withere so early. more information on the project coming up. also a look at the impact on the neighborhood nearby. back to you. >> here's some interesting transbay tidbits for you. the terminal was built way back in 1939, linking san francisco to the east bay for the first time. it was paid for by bay bridge tolls which at the time were 50 cents a car that would be more than 7 bucks today. at the end of world war ii, 26 million passengers rode through every year. >>> how much is muni worth? that's what the mta accountants wanted to find out in their capital access inventory report. the chronicle says if muni were to build the entire system now it would cost about $11 billion. most of the system is in good working order and the agency has $1 billion in deferred investment. that means muni would still need to invest

and what we did, we had an independent survey done by oxford university and essex university and it showedhat the only reason that they could find within a five-year period for a rise of about 16% in math and in english and a downturn in, you know, illness and absenteeism, you know, the only reason they could find for this was the cultural change of food. and nowadays they have proven if you feed your children good food, you know, your brain, its ability to remember, its attainment is about 7% to 10% more efficient. and that is why this new bill that's, you know, going through, you know, capitol hill at the moment is so important. >> you're following the child nutrition act which is working its way through congress. what specifically are you looking for it to achieve? >> this bill is probably one of the most important health pieces of work in the last 50 years in america. it can and it has the ability to save lives and certainly improve many. the cost as of this february, you know, to -- of obesity to america is about 150 billion a year. the money that they're talking about supporting this

i'm at the essex street on ramp where these two lanes lead to the bridge.t this their main drivers are only permitted to go straight. no returns fearing the many do like mr. and his driver, and this driver. drivers making this and are passing and people who waited recently to gain access. millionaire returned illegally withdrew risk rates back in his new boss all lanes. the promise so bad that the san francisco please complete set of plainview and wait for a violation. now from believes that a cop on every one corner or keep the jurors on this has not been here. his even with two more such officers watching drivers still make this a legal right turn. which brings him back to the driver in the beginning he told the officer he did nothing wrong. >> except make it illegal right hand turn. he was issued a ticket which counts as a moving violation. >> phase of the signs. it draws an accident. >> send a sister, stanley roberts, kron4 news. >> as always if you have a common our story idea < no, said the money will be no people. we're going to take a break, we'll y