_ achieve the same goals. justine greening, good to talk - achieve the same goals. justine greening,alk to you. i greening, good to talk to you. thanks very much.— and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10.30 and 11.30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are the journalist and broadcaster john stapleton and uk correspondent for france24, benedicte paviot. they will be relentless with each other in relentless with me so do stay with us and tune in because it's going to be fun! the headlines on bbc news... please say at least 60 people have died and dozens are missing after flooding in western germany. sachar speaks out about the racist abuse he has experienced for missing a penalty and also criticised social media companies possess the negativity will not breaking. there are lots of new coronavirus infections in the uk, and they are now the highest number of deaths reported on monday since march. —— reported on monday since march. —— reported in one day since march. sport and for a full round up, from the bb

justin is with the green belt alliance, helping to reach out to residents about a proposal to reduce the number parking spaces developers are currently required to build into their projects. he said the current cost of building all that parking gets passed on to renters or home buyers. >> instead of spending millions and millions on parking garages, how about we invest in ways to help people get around that are just as effective but better for travel. >> reporter: he said all those parking spaces incentivize people to buy vehicles and drive more. so if you build fewer spaces, people will buy fewer cars which will eventually help the green situation. >> people don't really live around here and go to school. they drive in from different towns. and reducing the parking, not having places to pate to be cle any parking that is currently available. >> reporter: san jose does have a lightrail system that hand been in operation for more than a month now. still, there are some people who are open to the changes. >> once the vta gets back up and running, we have local transit, we both take cal

year the committee voted to recommend the commission approved this report after we hear from justine about the green purchasing programs accomplishments for 2020 i'm hoping we will move thisforward today after voting on it and with that i will turn it over to jesse . >> hey everyone. i don't know many of you but i am jessie ann choi and i'm going to start with context. this is a much shorter presentation than the committee and i'll describe our efforts from 2020 and the percent the city spent on lesstoxic products in 2020. next slide please . so as you know part of the green products is contributing to climate change and climate change is already here and what i and many other people saw when we went from our disaster service work for wildfires last december. next slide please. now that we can buy green there are two ordinances for citywide purchases and bygreen ordinanc which is an ordinance for chapter 2 and the building green ordinance chapter 7 . next slide . you do not have to read those laws or read the fine print if you just come to sf approved.org. that is where we tried to make it a one-sto

formula i is going green because it doesn't want to end “p green because it doesn't want to end up a dinosaur. justinr the very near future, as for this weekend, what are we looking forward to? i guess the real challenges for lewis hamilton to find a way past verstappen. perhaps that random factor of that sprint race tomorrow mightjust play into his hands one way or another. i think random factors are what lewis hamilton needs the season. thank you ve much, hamilton needs the season. thank you very much. joe- _ still to come, we hear why farah wants more to be done about online racism. to wants more to be done about online racism. ., , , , ., racism. to me, this is my home. social media _ racism. to me, this is my home. social media companies - racism. to me, this is my home. social media companies need . racism. to me, this is my home. social media companies need to| racism. to me, this is my home. i social media companies need to do racism. to me, this is my home. - social media companies need to do a lot more. they need to be held accountable. the final part of this weekend's stellar sporting line

otherwise what is the point in the green list? justin i the point in the green list? e heading away on holiday, do enjoy it. no doubt you have saved for it, you are really up for having fun, and that is the most important thing. i will be looking at flights to bulgaria this afternoon. nina, you are wearing a mask in the airport because they are asking you to is that right? yes, you will hear about it throughout the morning, but it remains at the discretion of travel providers to ask you to wear a mask. they are not enforcing it here, but they are encouraging people to do so, and by and large, everyone i have seen here this morning is abiding by that. 0k, nina, thank you very much. we will be back with you in the very quiet airport. the balearic islands joined the amber list in the early hours of this morning. 0ur correspondent nick beake is in ibiza. nick, what's the reaction been there? really lovely morning here, you can see the sun just rising over the hills. very peaceful and quiet, and of course you cannot say that all the time about ibiza. but everyone who was ou

year the committee voted to recommend the commission approved this report after we hear from justine about the greenchasing programs accomplishments for 2020 i'm hoping we will move thisforward today after voting on it and with that i will turn it over to jesse . >> hey everyone. i don't know many of you but i am jessie ann choi and i'm going to start with context. this is a much shorter presentation than the committee and i'll describe our efforts from 2020 and the percent the city spent on lesstoxic products in 2020. next slide please . so as you know part of the green products is contributing to climate change and climate change is already here and what i and many other people saw when we went from our disaster service work for wildfires last december. next slide please. now that we can buy green there are two ordinances for citywide purchases and bygreen ordinanc which is an ordinance for chapter 2 and the building green ordinance chapter 7 . next slide . you do not have to read those laws or read the fine print if you just come to sf approved.org. that is where we tried to make it a one-stop sh

other sports should take note — formula one is going green because it doesn't want to end up a dinosaur. justinsunday with strict covid protocols in place. joe wilson is at silverstone. for formula 1 fans, there's no mistaking the sense of occasion, this is wonderful, days of sunshine to look forward to, qualifying today, interesting events on saturday, the race itself on sunday. what is going on over my shoulder, you can see many of the ticket holders arriving, they are showing proof of either a negative lateral flow test or a double vaccine. we have got used to that kind of thing in sport. the other key element silverstone has put forward to gain permission to run at full capacity here, is the fact it's a three and a half mile circuit, big area, mainly outdoors, maybe we should think a bit more like a small town rather than a sporting stadium but one thing is absolutely clear, consistently silverstone have said they have to run at full capacity, they have to run at full capacity, they need that revenue to continue as a business. in terms of innovation, very interesting talk about hydrogen in

blue waters will take a back seat to the green fairways for the annual american century golf championship. it's celebrity golf. from steph curry dancing with justin timberlake to aaron rodgers playing catch with the gallery, having a good time is almost as important as the number on the scorecard. >> this tournament, the venue can't -- being here in lake tahoe, beautiful. >> curry will tee it up for the ninth time at this event, but this year, a first. younger brother seth is joining him and his dad on the course. handicaps will be taken into account, but the old bet still applies. best overall score wins. and this time, there will be two of them jumping into the lake. >> we got to the course yesterday, one of the first questions he asked about the golf, when do you jump in the lake? >> just amazing to be out here and playing competitive golf and having all of us out here playing in the same group on friday. it makes it even better. >> a lot of celebrities are in the field, but maybe the most anticipated return for this year's event, the fans. >> have a great time up there last year because, man, it sucked without the fans. they're the biggest pa

other sports should take note — formula one is going green because it doesn't want to end up a dinosaur. justinir defeat in the euros final. the four—time olympic champion has been speaking to victoria derbyshire. sir mo farah has won multiple medals in the 5,000 and 10,000 metres and now he wants to give his support to england's footballers, who were racially abused. it was really important for myself to show support throughout the world for black people. do you think that the abuse that some black sportsmen and women receive is actually getting worse? it seems like it's getting worse, in my honest opinion, because back in the days — or back in my time, should i say — there was never so much social media. what kind of racist messages have you had on social media? i've had some shocking ones. i've had some that say, "you don't belong here." i've had quite a bit. how does that make you feel? to me, this is my home. i've always thought that. the social media companies need to do a lot more, they have to be accountable to what people get up to. have sent the message, i've gone delete, i've blocked

green. >>> it is the fourth of july weekend. tens of millions of people will be traveling. >> it is a good weekend to get away. >> justin andrewsin san francisco international airport this morning. how it is looking out there right now? >> it is about 5:30. we have seen a steady flow of people coming in since you last saw me at the top of the 5:00 hour. a lot of things have changed over the last 30 minutes. experts say now is the time to travel. this morning is the best time because if you don't, if you wait after noon it could be a mad house here. we talked to a traveler this morning. her name is kelly. she is headed to cancun for a bachelorette party. >> how has it been in morning? they say the worst time to travel is after noon. tell me about the process this morning. >> i'm always a morning person. it has been eefd easy to travel during 5:00 a.m. i would come in the morning. >> kelly is one of thousands traveling at sfo. 40,000 passengers are expected each day this weekend over at san jose international airport. it plans to have about 15,000 over a two day period. in oakland's airport, 160,000 travelers over the whole weeke

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justin sparks. >> michael golob, took off towards him. he was in a neat poll towards the war falls. >> there was mrs. mueller. she's dressed in a lime greening face up. he actually found her. i believe he used the word pinned under the log and face down. >> leslie had no pulse. and golob thought there was still hope she could be revived. fred had caught up, cowering over them from the peak creek indictment. >> he says, she did? i >> told him it was too soon to. no >> golob sent from back down the road for more help. by then a small village of's first responders had assembled at the start of the trail. among them was hinsdale county sheriff's deputy at the time, justin casey. >> other officers responded. we also had ems personnel, ambulances. fire personnel. coming with trucks. >> dispatchers put in a coal call to local sheriff ron bruce. we >> got report of a drowning at cottonwood creek. >> by then, a group of medical responders who made their way up to the creek to help. but still, no heartbeat. not a breath from leslie. and it was clear she was gone. >> we were not going to be able to bring this mueller back. at >> the cabin, alex was