currently right now between seconsecond and essex that will remain the same. as a city goal as a a district goal was be to bring in other forms of transit with bicycles and muni as you mentioned to arrive to the area with multimodal forms of transportation. a lot of the residents and services will be serving a lot of the new residents and they do have parking in all of the block developments, so i think we see this as a lot of retail used by the residents in that neighborhood so they will be walking in the shorter downtown region. >> just that downtown belongs to everybody. i see the chaos down there and i don't know if it will get worse. i don't know if it's a question or comment but as a whole, we really should be thinking about, i know people want to get people out of cars, but people also have a choice and if they have a car and they want to use it, you should be able to use it. if you have a bake you should be able to get on your bike. it just seems like the city is moving more and more away from allowing people to have that choice, so that is one thing.

scientists at the university of essex have teamed up with tiptree to try to solve the problem.ow a computer. so lesson one is using colour to work out where the fruit is. ask a two—year—old to pick a berry, and if it‘s sunny, if the weather changes, if it starts raining, if the wind is blowing, he will effortlessly go and pick the berries. but making robots pick and place in changing environmental conditions is a very big challenge. some growers say fruit is already rotting in the fields because of a global shortage of people willing to do this kind of work. a recent study in scotland found they had 10% to 20% fewer pickers than they needed last year. are there issues getting labour every year, finding enough people, and training them up, and so on. is it difficult? we have been ok so far, but yes, we are seeing the pool of labour is decreasing year—on—year. and it is a hard job, and that is the onlyjob, probably, left on the farm which has no mechanical help or nothing mechanised. teams across the world are working on fruit—picking robots, many in secret, because there is so m

you want ramp park is that the community has requested that ocii explore safety improvements to the essex street and guide place stairs. there have been recent complaints about insufficient lighting on the stairs and people hiding in blind spots, so ocii would like c.m.g. to design some lighting and visibility improvements for the stairs. the total contract value is not exclusively for c.m.g. and its consultants work on the under ramp park project which rather covers the full work on the folsom street and essex street projects, as well. today's second action item is the commission's consideration of a memorandum of understanding with public works for design review and project management services for under ramp park. the m.o.u. will cover public work's services beginning in the schematic design phase and continuing through construction of the park. public works's scopes of work under the m.o.u. include project management services, managing the work of other city agencies, including sfmta and sfpuc, overseeing project consultants, ensuring that the park's design complies with all city requi

. —— essex. atlantic this cloud is swamping the uk, bringing with it outbreaks of rain. still some clear skies across eastern parts of the uk. temperatures not as lota night because of this cloud spilling in. rain developing more widely across northern ireland and push into other western areas later in the night. lowest temperatures will be across eastern england and eastern scotland, where we could see numbers down to six or seven degrees. these areas probably starting dry early on sunday but not staying dry, because this rain, which we have already seen this rain, which we have already seen widely in the west, will push east. heavy rain at times, especially across wales and the south—west of england. it should brighten up after the rain in northern ireland. some blustery winds, particularly for england and wales. strong and gusty winds around the coast of wales in southern england. the heaviest rain in the south—east, arriving in the afternoon. i7 south—east, arriving in the afternoon. 17 degre

until the people of essex county got it out into the light of day. here you can see it on the map. highway 128. starting down at the old fishing port it sweat -- it swung in a wide arc. with its last section now nearing completion. today, john smith can lead his family in the morning and travel safely and quickly over modern expressed highway to stop. because new roads like magic arteries pumped increased values into the land. they now travel past property whose value has increased 100 times over. along this highway, they spotted seven great industrial centers occupied by some of the countries leading manufacturers. and other centers are now being developed. new wealth and revenue has come to the old new england town along the highway. and not to forget our mister smith, thousands more like him as well, there he is arriving at his place of work without once having to fight the boston traffic. when the people of essex county push for the construction, they didn't know they were going to reimburse the golden city circle. and that is what highway 128 has called today. the golden semic

lack of public support had kept it in the files, until the people of essex county through their board of trade got it out into the light of day. here you see it on the map, highway 128. starting from gloucester, the old fishing port, it swings in a wide 80-mile arc around the rim of greater boston, all the way down to deadham with its last section now nearing completion. today john smith of gloucester can leave his family in the morning and travel safely and quickly over a modern expressway highway to his job. because new roads, like magic arteries, pump increased values into adjacent land, he now travels past property whose value has increased 100 times over. along this highway have sprouted seven great industrial centers, occupied by some of the country's leading manufacturers, and other centers are now being developed. new wealth and new revenues have come to the old new england towns along the highway. and not to forget our mr. smith and thousands more like him, here he is arriving at his place of work without once having had to fight the boston traffic. >> when the people of esse

, in essex, on thursday evening.arts of the country but, as we head through the next few days, most of us are looking dry. the heat again will build in the south but there will be a little bit of showery rain through the day on friday, particularly across parts of northern england. we've got a fairly cool flow of air coming in from the north—west, across parts of northern ireland and scotland. meanwhile this warm flow of air from the south is affecting southern parts england and wales too. the dividing line between those two air masses this zone of cloud. on friday, that will bring some sharp outbreaks of rain to parts of north wales, the isle of man, north of england and perhaps into parts of southern scotland as well. also the chance of a few sharp showers breaking out across the east of scotland. should be dry in the west. but it's further south, with all that sunshine, that we are going to be seeing the hottest of the weather. the red colours returning to the map and i think top temperatures friday afternoon are

scientists at the university of essex have teamed up with tiptree to try to solve the problem.le. strawberries can be tucked away all over the plant, even changing light and weather can throw a computer. so lesson one is using colour to work out where the fruit is. ask a computer to pick a berry, and if it is sunny, if the weather changes, if it starts raining, if the wind is blowing, it will effortlessly go and pick the berries. but making robots pick the berries. but making robots pick and place in changing environmental conditions is a very big challenge. some growers say fruit is already rotting in the fields because of the global shortage of people willing to do this kind of work. a recent study in scotla nd this kind of work. a recent study in scotland found they had 10% to 20% fewer ta kers scotland found they had 10% to 20% fewer takers than they needed last year. other sort of issues getting labour every year, and funny enough people, and train them up, and so on, isa people, and train them up, and so on, is a difficult? we have been 0k so on, is a difficult? we have b

this was the scene as the sun set in braintree, in essex, on thursday evening.d more wet weather across some northern and western parts of the country but, as we head through the next few days, most of us are looking dry. the heat again will build in the south but there will be a little bit of showery rain through the day on friday, particularly across parts of northern england. we've got a fairly cool flow of air coming in from the north—west, across parts of northern ireland and scotland. meanwhile this warm flow of air from the south is affecting southern parts england and wales too. the dividing line between those two air masses this zone of cloud. on friday, that will bring some sharp outbreaks of rain to parts of north wales, the isle of man, north of england and perhaps into parts of southern scotland as well. also the chance of a few sharp showers breaking out across the east of scotland. should be dry in the west. but it's further south, with all that sunshine, that we are going to be seeing the hottest of the weather. the red colours returning to the m

still a few showers for parts of kent and essex and as we move through the middle part of the night,wednesday morning. heading through wednesday morning, most of the showers will clear away into the north sea. dryer sta rts clear away into the north sea. dryer starts on wednesday and showers packing into the far northwest of the country and certainly a fresher feel two things. overnight it is a little warm and muggy in the far southeast oak london temperature is around 17 degrees or so, and about ten or 12 celsius in city centres across scotland and northern ireland. that weather pushes its way eastwards a cross ireland. that weather pushes its way eastwards across the uk and clearing off towards scandinavia with he waved pushing eastwards and rush whether for us through the day on wednesday so not a bad day at all. some showers around in scotland and northern ireland. across this patch, temperatures will be at least 10 degrees cooler than in recent days inafew degrees cooler than in recent days in a few spots. 23 or 24, top temperature across the southeast of the england and many pl

this is the scene as the sun set in braintree in essex on thursday evening.untry. as we head through the next few days, most of us are looking dry. the heat again will build in the south, but there will be a little bit of showery rain through the day on friday, particularly across parts of northern england. now, we've got a fairly cool flow of air coming in from the north—west, across parts of northern ireland and scotland. meanwhile, this warm flow of air from the south is affecting the southern parts of england and wales too. the dividing line between those two air masses, this zone of cloud, and on friday that will bring some sharp outbreaks of rain to parts of north wales, the isle of man, northern england and perhaps into southern scotland as well. also the chance of a few sharp showers breaking out across the east of scotland. should be drier in the west, but it's further south with all that sunshine that we're going to be seeing the hottest of the weather. the red colours returning to the map, and i think top temperatures friday afternoon likely to rea

essex porter spoke with conway and the company.se promises to create a better energy future--but when we sat down with pse customer erica conway she told us the company just sent her an ugly racial slur created in the past.erica conway/pse customer: "i clicked forgot password and got a temporary password from pse and//it was capitol n-a and i was quite shocked."conway showed us the temporary password email she got from pse.erica conway/pse customer: "man it was like an emotional rollercoaster. shock, disbelief, disgusted, angry. it was just yeah, even now i'm just kind of like i cannot believe this. i just can't believe it."she also showed us a past temporary passcode was just random letters and numbers.so she believes this passcode slur was created deliberately.erica conway/pse customer: "it was, it was, i was truly in disbelief. because this is not normal and this is not what a temporary password is supposed to say."essex porter/bothell, wa: porter bridge: "i sat down at the computer to reset my own pse password. the temporary pa

sell five of the lives and have attended was and the only guy who lives in danger i actually did see essex what it was and all of those things that i lost that cannot be said out of. imprisonment exploitation violence drowning at sea just a few of the hazards migrants face when trying to get to europe and even for those who make it the reality of life as an unwelcome arrival can be far from ideal. in two thousand and seventeen over twenty seven hundred gambians gave up on their dreams either because they couldn't get beyond libya or because public hostility and increasingly tough immigration laws deterred them from trying to stay in the e.u. they had no option but to come back and try to rebuild their lives. but with democracy beginning to function here again after years of zero talk prosy and the economy also now showing signs of life some gambian return needs a rediscovering their faith in their homeland. the outskirts abound jewel capital of the gambia nobody would go. yeah i'm going to i was once i was in the most awful and karama first met in a libyan prison together they endured viol

the son of the brewer, blacksmith from putney, rising to become earl of essex.f how is that done? thomas cromwell, people say, that's an ingenious man. do you know he has the whole of the new testament by heart? he is the very man if an argument about god breaks out. he's the very man for telling your tenants 12 good reasons why their rents are fair. he's the man to cut through some legal entanglement that's ensnared you for three generations. or talk your sniffling little daughter into the marriage she swears she will never make. with animals, women, and timid little ones, his manner is gentle and easy. but he makes your creditors weep. he can converse with you about the caesars, or get you venetian glassware at a very reasonable rate. nobody can out—talk him, if he wants to talk. nobody can better keep their head when markets are falling and weeping men are standing in the street tearing up letters of credit. "liz", he says to his wife one night, "i believe in a year or two, we'll be rich." thank you. in the novels you challenge the traditional view of cromwel

well let's get more on this now we're joined by natasha been stead professor at the university of essex you teaches african politics and she is joining us live from very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so that ruling coming into us just in the last minute you. surprised at all no not surprised at all it's not surprising because in probably still an authoritarian regime though. the country was able to rid itself of the god you know a very. dictatorial personalistic style leader of the regime still remains intact you still have. that is stacked with. sympathizers and i mean does that mean that you don't believe that the judiciary was completely independent and making this decision will it's not independent decision and you could see that the odds were really stacked against you musa from the beginning and just in the inquisitive style that they used in dealing with the fact that they said that in their ruling that the judiciary has nothing to do with the elections even though there were serious accusations that it had been raped or were projects and early on they refused to even al

the people of essex county push it had construction of 128 in order to relieve traffic congestion, they didn't know they were going to leave boston as the golden semicircle. that's what boston is today. so far you have seen what improved highways and traffic control mean to our metropolitan area. but all good roads enter state systems that serve the whole nation. the great primary roads that connect the cities. and then the roads that feed into this system. we need good secondary roads to serve a rural population. for that story we go to north carolina. why north carolina well only a few years ago the rural population lived largely in the back country far from a few main highways in what was called dirt road isolation. the people of north carolina decided on a bold rural roads program. let's see how this investment is paying off. you're now in a typical farm home in north carolina. it's morning and the families day has begun. father and son are on their way. one to the farmers market, the other to his factory job. everybodies on the move now. life was lived pretty much around the farm.

. >>> oil price essex tended their august climb.he price of domestic crude asettled above $70 a barr supplies as well as supply disruptions out of iran and alsd venezuela, there are also new reports that iran is threatening to halt the flow of oil through the straits o hormuz which is the route for 30% of seaborn crude. >> john kilduff joins us now to talk about iran a oil prices and where he sees prices heading. >> you again, john. i've heard conflicting stories that gasoline prices will stay roughly where they are for a while which is 4 cents a gallon higher than they were at this time next year and as we move into september and ontober, se changes, they may go down. what do you see for the rese of ear? >> think right now -- unfortunately, potentiallycahe before something of a storm. e are well supplied in gasoline we are switching over to the winter blend of gasoline that is morer to make and more uniform and uniformly supplied and it gathers about a 10 to 15-cent discount just on the barrel versus the summer blend. between now a

the i must essex organizer toby is so proud of he says it isn't just a fifty inch car meet it's celebrating the nineteen fifties and sixties as you can hear from the music the guy the cars are the stars of course but the show's. model his music and motors and pay the coach what distinguishes it from the other events is that it's all about bringing together the beach clothes from the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's seventy's cars the music and the whole feeling of that era that site guys feel inside so i don't fossilize nothing to hide. for three days the cars take over the streets of running back there are classics were every you look. you're a good bike from nearby bond is present with his bed for a normal below the camper van was built in britain in one nine hundred fifty eight . so george says it's a very funny vehicle this one has the shortest wheelbase there was maybe that's why bit but it's had to bunk very and so there's only room for a couple by today's standards it's quite under-powered with thirty seven kilowatts back then you could see it was smaller and lighter than a v.w.

a few thundery showers here in cambridgeshire and also in essex for a while. skies across eastern parts of the uk. temperatures not as low tonight because of this cloud spilling in. but because of this cloud spilling in. it will feel chilly d sunday but it will feel chilly during sunday because it is going to be dull and it will be a bit rainy, as well. maybe starting dry for eastern scotla nd well. maybe starting dry for eastern scotland and eastern england, but we will see rain elsewhere pushing its way eastwards. heavy rain at times, especially for wales and the south—west. improving and brightening up in northern ireland in the brakes coming across the rsc during the day. a blustery day, especially in wales and southern england. 17 perhaps but only 12 or 13 in scotland, even though the rain may not amount to much. typically it all may not amount to much. typically it a ll clears may not amount to much. typically it all clears away as things start to get dark and we will see skies clearing overnight. still a few showers in the northern half of uk. nothing t

nothing on the scale of the rain we had yesterday, which brought a0 millimetres of rain into essex.is morning with plenty of sunshine with some of the contrails crisscrossing the sky. we will see cloud continuing to work in from the south—west. we have seen the cloud arrived across parts of wales and south—west england and it will thicken up with outbreaks of rain here turning heavier and steady as we go through the late morning and into the afternoon as well. by the time we get to apm the rain is well in across south—west england and wales, turning heavy in places, strengthening south—westerly winds as well. some of the damper that will arrive across central, southern england, the midlands and eventually greater manchester and merseyside evening time. that leaves scotland with a largely dry day. a few showers for the northern islands and for eastern scotland, that those we re for eastern scotland, that those were the best of the evening sunshine will be. overnight, the rain becomes more expensive across england and wales before spreading into northern ireland and a good pa rt into

experts on middle east politics and research at the university of essex in britain good to have you on the program we've seen trump try this formula before with north korea first threatening then extending the olive branch how can we why isn't the working of a round so far do you think well firstly thank you very much for having me i find this very fascinating because i think i strongly believe that the iranian supreme leader. does know that the renegotiations will put iran at a disadvantage this is part of the diplomatic and political game that they're playing is that you know to be honest with you both parties are trying to show the fact that they are willing to negotiate yet you know as long as it's on their terms so i think here. the supreme leader understands that and it's very interesting that . it's the supreme leader that said it rather than the president because. in the power structure in iran. the supreme leader really has the most or has the power all all operated as all power really leads to the supreme leader so i find that very. interesting and it because it gives a more.

this is how the sunset was in essex and friday brings us more of the same.land. people build towards the south because we have the wind coming in from the near continent. further north, the blue arrows indicate slightly fresher conditions for heading across scotland and northern ireland too. so looking at the forecast for friday morning, you will notice a little bit of rain across the far north of wales, northern england and southern scotla nd northern england and southern scotland too. to the south of that, patchy cloud particle into parts of wales and the south—west of england, cloudy conditions here. the hottest weather will be towards the south—east, where temperatures could reach 31, 32 or even 33 degrees. further north, looking at those temperatures generally in the low 20s. quite a contrast north—west to south—east. as we move through friday evening, at showery rain heads towards the east. most places i try to start the weekend and quite humid with those temperatures around about 15— 17 or 18 degrees. it could be 19 or 20 about 15— 17 or 18 degrees. i

this is the scene as the sunset in braintree in essex on thursday evening. as we had through the next few days, most of us looking dry. the heat will build in the south but there will be a little bit of showery rain through friday, particularly across northern england. a fairly cool flow of air coming in from the west across parts of northern ireland and scotland. meanwhile, this warm flow of air from the south is affecting the southern parts of england and wales too. the dividing line between those matters is clout and on friday that will bring some sharp outbreaks of rain to parts of north wales, the isle of man, northern england and perhaps into southern scotland. also the chance of a few sharp showers breaking out across eastern scotland, should be dry in the west but it is further south with all that sunshine we will be seeing. the red colours returned to the map and colours are bright afternoon likely to reach 31— 32 degrees, could hit 33 degrees in one or two places. further north, a different feel with bridges in the 20s. through friday at evening an

this is the scene as the sun set in braintree in essex on thursday evening.he country. as we head through the next few days, most of us are looking dry. the heat again will build in the south, but there will be a little bit of showery rain through the day on friday, particularly across parts of northern england. now, we've got a fairly cool flow of air coming in from the north—west, across parts of northern ireland and scotland. meanwhile, this warm flow of air from the south is affecting the southern parts of england and wales too. the dividing line between those two air masses, this zone of cloud, and on friday that will bring some sharp outbreaks of rain to parts of north wales, the isle of man, northern england and perhaps into southern scotland as well. also the chance of a few sharp showers breaking out across the east of scotland. should be drier in the west, but it's further south with all that sunshine that we're going to be seeing the hottest of the weather. the red colours returning to the map, and i think top temperatures friday afternoon likely t

this is the scene as the sun set in braintree in essex on thursday evening.estern parts of the country. as we head through the next few days, most of us are looking dry. the heat again will build in the south, but there will be a little bit of showery rain through the day on friday, particularly across parts of northern england. now, we've got a fairly cool flow of air coming in from the north—west, across parts of northern ireland and scotland. meanwhile, this warm flow of air from the south is affecting the southern parts of england and wales too. the dividing line between those two air masses, this zone of cloud, and on friday that will bring some sharp outbreaks of rain to parts of north wales, the isle of man, northern england and perhaps into southern scotland as well. also the chance of a few sharp showers breaking out across the east of scotland. should be drier in the west, but it's further south with all that sunshine that we're going to be seeing the hottest of the weather. the red colours returning to the map, and i think top temperatures friday a

with the threat of disruption, warehouse companies are building speculatively on sites in essex and kentee months to put infrastructure in place to cope with five times as many customs clearances as we currently do. another logistics veteran, richard perryman, fears that whatever kind of brexit we get, fragile supply chains won't survive. the stories that are being told currently about needing to stockpile food and medicine is realistic. i really do believe there's going to be a major disruption to supply chains. isn't this just project fear? the kind of infrastructure that we need to support what i foresee as being the requirement cannot be fixed by the end of march. well, this is real world—class infrastructure... could the kind of facility operating at london gateway be a long—term solution to the customs conundrum? more than a million containers — from 60 countries — are moved through each year, but the current rules say one container in 25 must be inspected. the border force checks for smuggling. there are ten government agencies which examine food shipments. all of the fruit and ve

panesar has had well documented off field problems — he was released by essex in 2015 and then playedrofessional game and is currently playing club cricket. now, the story of london 2012 paralympic rowing champion david smith is one we've followed closely on sportsday in recent years. he's returned to compete despite having surgery four times on a life—threatening spinal tumour. he will find out next week whether it has returned. brennan nicholls has been following his journey back to the pinnacle of his sport. this is the day david smith has been dreading. inside this room, they will discover what is inside him. surgery in 2016 robbed him of half of his body and nearly destroyed his will. the real turning of his body and nearly destroyed his will. the realturning point was, i remember breaking down in tears and falling in the shower and lying on the shower floor, crying, falling in the shower and lying on the showerfloor, crying, almost wanting my life to end. already an international athlete in karate and bobsleigh, he was drafted into the great britain adaptive rowing squad. as wel