it has been said that the van gough we know was born in london.re and art and poetry, and if that isn't enough, what is?" ajob, as it turned out. he was sacked, which was a good thing in a way. he left britain and decided to take up painting. time for a look at the weather, here's tomas schafernaker. it's a picture out there today. beautiful weather across the south of the country. no sunflowers but we have the daffodils out. over the next few days, the weather will be warming upa next few days, the weather will be warming up a bit. not much change overall but the cloud will come and 90, overall but the cloud will come and go, as will the sunshine, but temperatures will steadily rise. high pressure is anchored across the uk. it is not moving anywhere. in fa ct uk. it is not moving anywhere. in fact it will last quite some time, probably till the weekend. next week, a change on the way and we will talk about that in a moment. this is what it is like this evening and overnight. quite a few layers of cloud across western parts of the uk bringing spot

some of you may be familiar with the cycle track project that we have on market street now between gough and franklin on the south side. this raised bikeway was a pilot back in 2015. we were testing a raised bikeway at two inches from the roadway and then at four inches from the roadway. what we found was that people were still -- vehicles were still parking on the bikeway. it wasn't raised enough to prevent cars from doing that or delivery vehicles. so we added the posts in 2016, but this pilot led to the proposed project for better market street. which is to have a sidewalk-level bikeway that is separated from the sidewalk by a clear delineation. and i have another slide on that coming up. here what i wanted to do was talk about the cross section for the roadway. so we have two center lanes that will be muni only. right now, they're transit and taxi, but they will in the future be muni only. taxis, transit, delivery vehicles, will all continue to drive in the curb lane. so even with better market street we still have two lanes in each direction. then the existing curb line will be move

corridor also includes three of the top five intersections for cyclists-involved injuries at octavia, gough and 5th street. and two of the top five intersections for pedestrian-involved injury collisions at 5th and 7th street. there is a high concentration of vulnerable people, including people with disabilities, children and seniors who live and work along the corridor. mid market is a high consumer area for people with disabilities and some of the fatalities in the last slide include -- have included wheelchair users. we also know that as public works, we're stewards of the public right-of-way and responsible for the safety of our residents and visitors. we know that improving accessibility improves safety for everyone. some of the tools that we're using along market street, or that we're adding as part of the project are more detectable warnings, delineations between the different modes of transportation, transit island improvements, curb ramps, pedestrian signals. pedestrian bike paths and navigation through the corridor. today i'll give you an overview of the project and design details

large format projections make it possible to highlight the work structure as a result vincent van gough work can be examined very closely at what could be a bunch of us along. the light and sound shell lasts about thirty five minutes. and the exhibition made me cry it's really emotional and beautiful the installation gives us the feeling that we're standing right next to the painter. was the light projections really bring out his use of color little. bit indescribable difference this mix of music and pitches it's like therapy simply fantastic it's a very different experience from seeing the pictures in a museum it was more like telling a story and i thought it was very nice. the digital exhibition doesn't work with originals but that means it can display an artist's complete works in one place and therefore reach an entirely different target group. to sing my younger demo cuts it is also a way to democratize access to art and culture but it's also a real work of art in itself. of all it's a digital world to me but an artwork of its own. just to get all to. visitors to paris have until t

dutch painter vincent van gough perhaps said it best when he commented that in the moments that he felt overcome by piety he went outside to paint the stars. more than a third of people on earth never get a glimpse of the milky way due to like pollution we asked on facebook for your views on the topic does artificial lines equal progress or do we need to literally take back the night. i even writes it makes me sad and i worry most of all about the animals that are affected. the one from the philippines calls it a side effect of our technological capabilities but he says we must do something to limit light pollution in the atmosphere. here not a come and suck has to clean in venezuela we don't have this problem because our lights have gone out. cloudy i feel sorry for people who can't see the milky way in all its splendor she's fortunate enough to see it all year long from her home in chimney. thank you for all your comments. darkness and light there's a lot of that out there in the universe and most of it is still a mystery to us such as the incredibly bright bursts of gamma rays emitte

th've learned they have a lot of education to gough. i think at some point there's going to be a test, whether it's an attpt to see what a breakup of google or facebook could look like and to see what happens to the rest of ech industry. but there's going to be a lot of especially from the tech industry, who says, look, we're getting all of this pressure andere don't d it. >> here it has happened again. it's happened in the past. technology companies or compies on the cutting edge of some type of innovation getay ou ahead of regulators and lawmakers. it happened with at&t, it happened withmicrosoft, and now it's happening with a lot of these faang stocks. what's your expectation not just for what the regulators and lawmakers are going to do, but how the companies w >> well, they need to get in front of this as much as they can. there's a lotf things that have been put out there. i think senator warren has caused af lot conversation that probably would not have happened otherwise or taken a little longer bo -- by calling >> are this regu

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this kind of terrorist activity we have to look back to the case of the assassination of theo van gough we look back to that individual. and so it's really not a you know the not a mass number of attacks like this so i think that the being cautious naturally so and there's the risk that this person has links to others who then maybe maybe part it's interesting also that he didn't stand and confront police more often than not cases like this will see an attack and then the individual wall then aim to die himself as part of a martyrdom operation in this case you know he seemed to have certainly fled i suspect what we'll see is that he'll be cornered we may end up with a hostage situation or he may die being apprehended ok yeah he fled in a small red car that's what the reports are saying dr louis harrington terrorism expert and author of the forthcoming book drugs jihad and suicide terrorism thank you. ok moving on to the big story of the day new zealand's government is promising to make changes to the country's gun laws in the wake of friday's terror attack on two mosques in christ's chu

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joe biden, is there a chance he decides not to run, he looks at all this and says i'm tt going to gough this, i'm not going to put my family through this, i'm not getting in theourace. >> hear it from democrats a lot in this town who are -- who claim that they really like the vice present, they really wish he could get through this, but worry it could be deathy a ousand cuts for him. look, i said this before, about joe biden, the greatest asset he has, why is he so strong in the polls? e greatest asset he has, he's been in the mainstream of american lpolitics, fort 40 years. why is that a problem for him this year. ee is because he's in the mainstream of american politics for 40 years. what was mainstream in the '70s or '80or '90s is not mainstream through today'spr m. somebody born before the baby boomers, actually not a baby er bo is that where today's democratic party is. i think it is aook in the mirror type of question that the vice president is probably definitelyshaving. >> de want to campaign where he's going back, he's already begun topogize for past positions. >> relitigating.

this isn't just new zealand's tragedy it is the world's under thomas al-jazeera christians and jamie gough is a christchurch city councillor and he thinks the attacks might force the country to rethink its national security strategy. look i think people have dawned on the fact that new zealand will never be the same again i think national security will never be the same again the way that perhaps we have been blah about things in the past and you look and you say well ok it's in america or zero and bouts of europe but i think there's always been this unwritten belief that it just doesn't happen in new zealand people don't want to say that because they don't want to jinx it but i think everyone that's visited our country feels that way so you know as an elected representative else. it's just absolutely staggering that we could witness you know such scenes of height and violence like that and you know particularly tolerant country and peaceful city like cross-stitch so everyone is i think still in disbelief i think at the moment they try and they want to be with the families they're giving t