they are paving one lot on the west side of the station near kearney street. that lot has been cleared by 9:00 tonight. leftover cars will be towed. that work is supposed to end by 5:00 in the morning each day. and now to a live look outside of the dumbarton bridge this morning. as you can see there, a beautiful sight there and nice calm morning. looks very cool out there. >> refreshing. >> a hot weekend that we've had. >> like fresca. >> even a little drizzle in san francisco. >> a little drizzle in san francisco and clouds are back. those clouds we know will cool us off. and that's what we'll be in for for today. looking at low 80s for the inland areas and that's the kind of weather we'll see throughout the week. look at the weekend forecast. it's going to be -- >> don't look. >> it's going to be heating up again. >> you better before you make plans. if you think you're going to be outside enjoying a nice cool day, that not the case unless you're in san francisco, even there it's going to be warming up in the low 80s on saturday. >> road trip to tahoe. >> qu

six months later at a hospital in kearney good the wait is finally over. after many setbacks lamont is about to have a transplant tests have shown that his facebook acquaintance really is suitable doctors plan to operate on lammas today. i don't have a big infection i'm a bit tense but it's a healthy tension i know they're going to operate today the big question then will be when is the kidney going to function. and how to hold strong for heart also erica. a visit from the surgeon. professor stephan berger heads the kidney transplant department in going again a nephrologist from germany he takes a somewhat critical view of facebook donors but in general he thinks highly of the liberal approach to living donors in the netherlands. i mean if the when i see how much better our situation is and through liberal structures how many hundreds or thousands of years of life are saved in comparison to germany i think it would be extremely useful if some things were changed in germany when the phenomenon of anonymous donors first came up in the netherlands some ten or

effect so how can we lose weight permanently that's a question freiburg university's professor daniel kearney is seeking to unfair. we know that long term weight loss only functions when we also exercise exercise builds muscle mass and raises the basal metabolic rate and we also burn calories while we're exercising and that helps balance our energy account over the whole day . every movement uses energy but most people overestimate their kind of expenditure. exercise is always worthwhile but don't overestimate the effect of a single session you have to exercise continually and make it part of your daily lifestyle then it has a much more noticeable effect overall what's your exercise builds muscle mass the extra muscle mass boosts the base or metabolic rate of. the muscle transforming fact into muscle works best with high intensity interval training. in high intensity interval training you have short intervals in which you do very strenuous exercise followed by short breaks after each break you launch back into the high stress phase that means no long breaks to recover it means the whole thing

now on bbc news, one of ireland's most successful writers, marian keyes, speaks to martha kearney at hay festival about writing the stories of modern women in a modern world, in talking books. hello and welcome to talking books, here at the hay festival in wales. now in its 31st year, it attracts writers, thinkers and politicians from right across the globe. and of course, plenty of children as well. today i am going to be talking to one of ireland's most successful writers, marian keyes, who has sold more than 35 million books. she is a woman who is not afraid to tackle the very darkest of subjects with a large dose of humour. marian keyes, welcome to the programme. applause. you have got so many different books that we could talk about, what i wanted to begin with your latest one, which is called the break. the story of a long—term marriage and the husband, as it says, decides to take a break. explain to us about this phenomenon. 0k, it is real. it is to do with the fact that we are living so much longer. if you are monogamous and say you are in your mid— 40s and you are getting on

british 1—2—3 in the women's mixed classification 200m freestyle, with four—time world champion tully kearneyddes the bronze. the only other british gold of the night went to thomas hamer, who successfully defended his 200m freestyle title. that's all the sport for now. police officers visited a house in surrey today where it is thought a hitman hired to kill the lover of former liberal leader jeremy thorpe is living. police had said andrew newton was dead, but he is now believed to be alive and using a different name. his apparent death was one of the reasons given to thorpe's former lover norman scott for dropping a conspiracy—to—murder investigation. duncan kennedy reports. this was the moment gwent police arrived at the house where andrew newton is believed to be living, a man they had previously thought was dead. the police knocked a number of times, then left without meeting him. i can't make any comments at the moment. they want to talk to andrew newton about the jeremy thorpe scandal a0 years ago, a plot to kill jeremy thorpe's former male lover. last year, gwent police said they had

designed to protect people's privacy we'll get the latest on what and how they are working from enter kearney on global privacy expert miles edwards plus artes ashley banks looks at some crazy unusual point offerings that might perhaps should scare us all a little as we go to break your leg numbers at the closing bell another tough day for stocks today and coin is the only red arrow at sixty seven fifty nine will be right back. and is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in believes it was dismissive to do it like you know that this isn't my complicity is something going on the sunday oh maybe you know john how about you tell nobody should the only palestinians who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who in the world under the oak vision to know when to do this. and that is all of us not just you have to this lady of the most of that you have i don't know if you competed in the doesn't seem to do more commitments last time but there's no. good food bringing people together and i'm sure th

war starts just one day after the vote in frankfurt and it's decided at the beginning of july near kearney gets in the modern day czech republic but in those days in austria and here . this mark has put his hopes in this man the pression chief of staff hellmuth fun mode his plan is for the pression forces to move separately but strike together . he has divided the prussians forces into three alma's they make faster progress separately but they can only win as one the third army falls behind. only if it arrives in time for the battle can melt because plan succeed the end. of the third army approaches as fast as it can. it reaches the battlefield at around noon just in time. the austrian northern flank is overrun. i am. the austrians and their allies have no choice if they want to avoid being surrounded they have to hold the prussians without counter attack i am the attack launched by the austrian reserves is a turning point in the battle of the prussians can now play their trump card the pression needle gun the first breach loading far on to function properly the ammunition is loaded at the

adopted exploration was halted the old bogeyman or a thing of the past says green party politician from kearney his federal agency is responsible for finding a final reponse to tree leaders because the debate about final storage the possibilities and limitations and also the impossibilities was always shaped by whether you were for or against nuclear energy all of that central question has been solved by policy makers the decision to get out of nuclear power. has been clearly taken the task at hand how is solving the problem that exists we can't just close our eyes and say we're not interested it's here that. the situation in sweden is different sweden is even holding a competition about who will be allowed to solve the nuclear waste problem two towns fought to become final repositories the municipality of. two hours north of stockholm is now supposed to receive all of sweden's nuclear waste. this is where the final repository will be built below a forest near the baltic coast in the depths of five hundred metres. what's incredible from a german perspective is that the population of osama is an

it happened wednesday afternoon about 4:38 near bay and kearney. not far from pier 39.y a 21-year-old woman was walking home when a man in a parked car told her to come with him or he would kill her. when she backed away, police say the man pulled out a gun and threatened her again. that is when she got in the car and the man drove away. police said the woman was able to escape from that car when the man was distracted by his phone and pulled over. the woman was not hurt. >>> union city police are asking for help to find a package the. police posted this surveillance video on facebook. a white pickup truck pull up to a home and a woman get out of the vehicle. she take a passage from the home and then runs back into the truck. police said the woman has also been seen on another vehicle -- video. if you recognize the woman or have any information. you're asked to call union city police. >>> 6:40 one, the people of california could soon vote to eliminate daylight saving time. the state assembly is set -- has sent the governor a bill asking him to approve that measure if he

starting today, they are repaving one lot on the west side of the station near kearney street. the lot has been cleared by 9:00 tonight. leftover cars will be towed. work is supposed to end by 5:00 a.m. every day. >> roseanne is talking about what she fully admits is a huge mistake when she posted what many took to be a racist tweet. since that time nbc canceled her showed. she was interviewed on a podcast with rabbi shully. here's how she explained it. >> no excuse for that ignorance but i didn't mean it the way they are saying i meant it. >> at times roseanne became emotional saying she feels tremendous remorse. she also says she has black children in her family and would have never spoken in a derogatory way about a black person. >>> 5:24, new this morning, police in phoenix are backing off of charging a blind man involved in a violent altercation with an officer. video may have helped change their minds here. police plan to charge marko zapita with aggravated assault. this started when i went into a convenience store bathroom and officer using the bathroom said he got too c

james kearney wondered on monday: the silence was because the judge had ordered a temporary media blackoutc news explains: also on tuesday, bbc news brought us a story introduced here on the news at six. youtube says it has deleted more than half of the music videos which police claim are responsible for fuelling a surge in violent crime across london. the metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, says the groups which feature so—called drill music include lyrics which encourage knife attacks. the problem, in some eyes of the audience, articulated here byjennifer bates: the same day, bbc news told us that medical staff who treated the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia skripal did not expect the pair to survive. here is rita chakravarthy on the news at one. in interviews with the bbc‘s newsnight programme, the staff said at first they thought the pair had suffered a drug overdose. mark urban reports. it'sjust before 5pm on the 4th of march. we were just told that there were two patients down in the emergency department who were critically unwell and they would

all of this and when do we readjust on our central bank calls and when do they blink like governor kearneyimpacts the economy. tom: you say the yield curve. steven: i think it happens this summer. tom: you've got a basis point number within two decimal points? steven: if we get down in the 30 range that is when we'll start to see the rubber hit the road. tom: this has been brilliant ith the high point being fred. brazilian world cup. we'll advance this discussion with others. thank you so much. this is an important weekend. we knew it would be but it's become evermore with quebec and then on to singapore and we'll have full coverage of that through the day and into the weekend. steven major of hsbc joining bloomberg in the 8:00 hour. i'm looking at the market with futures negative 16 and dow futures negative 153. please stay with us worldwide, this is bloomberg. ♪ two, down, back up! our phones are more than just phones. they're pocket-sized personal trainers. last minute gift finders. [phone voice] destination ahead. and discoverers of new places. it's the internet in your hand. that's wh