it does though, for a great deal of tower bridge, consider going to nearby london bridge or the river bank tower bridge is steeped in history. it was built almost 130 years ago with a pioneering design. it can lift up, allowing ships to pass through. while at the same time, pedestrians can still cross overhead. you can learn more about its special history by visiting the bridge museum. so when you come in since average size a number of different aspects from what you can see and what you can do, 1st of all, you get to go up into the, into the bridge yourself, which many people are surprised to find is a steel bridge and saw this wonderful strong structure, but then also you get to come off onto the high level crisis that puts you about 33 mates us about the roach, about 43 meters across the river. and we have a wonderful gloss floor, which is uh, i said to me to 6 and you can walk across uh, you can watch the river below, are you from the kind of across london. so tower bridge is of course worth visiting . the bridge is spectacular and so are the views. don't miss out on the glass flo

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a more do who will be taking goes through this beautiful ad dynamic, omega city, there is not london bridge. this is not the amazon rain forest. this is not hawaii lake lake us is the economy cart of nigeria and one of the fastest growing cities in africa. everything in lake us is huge, is especially the traffic steps. but did you know that in the center of the city you can explore wildlife? you can be sort of spot a monkey. now, these to your food. so i'm technically not looking forward to seeing any wildlife. i'm literally about to walk on one of the longest kind of few walks in all of africa. from the top. you can get amazing uninterrupted, 360 degree views of the city, but i can't do it alone. joining me is my tor guide lawyer come with go to lucky queens information center was built as a reserve century for the rich flora and fauna within the lake. he asked it is home to the longest kind of the walkway in africa and defense. there is definitely a breath of fresh air in the midst of the house swing. i'm busting city that is lagos, especially with it's crazy traffic to here. there's some

and london bridge, as neither will offer a view. cked to the landmarks in previous years, leaving them congested and busy. a £14 million project to save and recycle water at a treatment works in essex has been completed. essex and suffolk water has doubled the capacity of its specialist facility near chelmsford. it will reduce the amount of wastewater that's released into the environment, putting it back into the reservoir instead. let's take a look at the tubes now. now onto the weather with kate. good morning. it's another mild start this morning. with the mild conditions though, the unsettled weather. it's wet, it's quite a breezy, but it will turn a little drier later. and the wind, around 13 celsius. but once that starts to clear, cooler north—westerly breeze starts to filter in colder air, so by the end of the day, although we will see a bit of sunshine, it will feel a little chillier. 0vernight it is going to be a cooler night. clear skies largely. still got the north—westerly breeze though. the minimum temperature dropping do

involved in the london bridge terror attack 2017. terror attack in 2017.ith respect , uh, mr i think with respect, uh, mr welby, just keep it shut. welby, just just keep it shut. because you're comparing because when you're comparing climate change, to the climate change, uh, to the holocaust or you're publicly coming out and slamming the rwanda you know, rwanda plan or, you know, slamming , rwanda plan or, you know, slamming, uh, rwanda plan or, you know, slamming , uh, conservatives, it slamming, uh, conservatives, it just leaves taste in the just leaves a bad taste in the mouth. um, but should we move on now greatest britain and now to our greatest britain and union jackasses? uh, lisa, who is your greatest britain >> mine. i've decided to choose , >> mine. i've decided to choose, uh, the homeless charities like crisis and shelter , because this crisis and shelter, because this is the time of year when they really have to up their game . really have to up their game. and, you know, we can't have people in 2024 living on our streets. and we have. so mine

. >> not far from london bridge. >> not far from london bridge. >> lot, lot , yeah. >> not far from londonnot far from london bridge. >> lot, lot , yeah. a lot of >> a lot, a lot, yeah. a lot of people were saying, look, you know, again, if is kind know, again, if this is a kind ofissue know, again, if this is a kind of issue has stemmed from of issue that has stemmed from abroad is now coming out abroad that is now coming out and spilling out on the streets of britain, you're alluding to that. what, really? that. you know what, really? what's do with us? what's it got to do with us? i suppose. but you know, it is. it is one of those things the police uh, essentially police there, uh, essentially being attacked by sticks. police there, uh, essentially beiiit'sittacked by sticks. police there, uh, essentially beiiit's just,ed by sticks. police there, uh, essentially beiiit's just, youy sticks. police there, uh, essentially beiiit's just, you know, s. police there, uh, essentially beiiit's just, you know, it's >> it's just, you know, it's really annoying. patrick because i'm protests. i'm al

what about london bridge that was bought by american and was bought by an american and taken arizona?oing taken to arizona? are we going to that's part of our to say that's part of our heritage? we want it back. it starts whole ball rolling. starts a whole ball rolling. 20 years would been years ago, it would have been fine. this climate of fine. but in this climate of decolonising and punishing the wicked british, it would start a horrible precedent of us emptying our museums back to the world and only us no other museum. >> well, as a fellow greek, i'd like say thank very much like to say thank you very much for thank you, belinda, >> thank you, matt and belinda, you're going to be back later to discuss johnson wading you're going to be back later to disc|the johnson wading you're going to be back later to disc|the royaljohnson wading you're going to be back later to disc|the royal race.on wading into the royal race. >> loads of stories to get >> yeah, loads of stories to get through. up, through. coming up, we're bringing latest news bringing you the latest news from the jungle. >>

it's now been given a £220,000 grant by the city bridge foundation, london's biggest independent charityimon squibb in august for £25,000. since then he's installed a door bell camera and is inviting anyone with a bright idea to visit. if you want your dreams to happen, it's actuallyjust a step by step process. so i thought a staircase was a good representation of that. we stuck a door bell on the bottom of the staircase and we said, if you've got a dream, go there and press the door bell and pitch your dream, and we'll upload it to our four million—plus followers on our social media, and get you some attention, hopefully — and this has already happened — get you some customers, get you some investors, get you the support you need to start your business from our community. travel now and this is how the tube is looking. now onto the weather with sophia herod. hello. it's going to be a brighter day for us today, although still breezy. we'll have some sunny spells and some scattered showers. now, those showers will push in from the south—west. they'll be intermittent during the day. we'll

in london , dachshunds from all over the bridges came out for the traditional masquerade in gatepark. shine at the christmas party. passers-by could not only stroke the fashionista they liked and play with her, but... take a photo, after the parade they held a competition for the best costume, everyone was captivated by a dog with turkey legs, she the prize was a delicacy, apparently those same turkey ones, but at the end of the year it’s nice to receive a bonus for work; what to do with a new year’s bonus or thirteenth salary so that it brings not only joy, but benefit, kristina sorokina learned. according to surveys, a fifth of russians spend the new year's bonus on paying off loans and debts, 14% travel with these funds. the bank stores funds for a predetermined period, at the end of this period it receives income; in the case of a savings account, you receive more flexible conditions withdrawal of funds from such an account. if you need to get the maximum benefit in a shorter period of time and at the same time be able to withdraw or deposit funds, experts advise taking a closer l

standards are it in sort of the secure a ceasefire has also field unrest in bridges where protesters took the streets, i made london's abstention from the vote. protesters also came out in new york square. the un boat took place in opposition to this inspires failure and the continued us financial backing of israel. oh, by the way, it turns out that washington is apparently now down to its very last $1000000000.00 for replacing its own of weapons stockpiles. that's according to the head of the white house office of management and budget, which to put things in perspective means that they could only buy about 50000000 toy nerve guns at a retail price of about 20 bucks. but of course if there is. busy source government contracts with ridiculous mark ups. they can maybe afford maybe 10 north guides at this point. so it sounds like the u. s. military industrial complex might actually finally be starting to run out of other people's money. when the head of the u. n. say is he will keep pushing for a cease fire and does it despite the failure of the security council to broke richards. because who is all sorry to you and cu

capable of building these bridges, bridges that are called justice before just real international law, because many want not only law, but also justice, today london, brussels - this is not justice, this is reprisal. russia remains the country that can act as a mediator; they hear us and believe us. i would add to this that, of course, there is no way for the states to approve their game now, but in 1914, that’s what the president was talking about. the fight against terror can only be fought by force; our cause is just and victory will be ours. let's give the floor to the news and see you again at 17:00. hello, it’s news time first, we’ll tell you about the most important events right now. and we begin with vladimir putin’s statement at an extended meeting of the board of the ministry of defense, where the supreme commander-in-chief summed up the activities of our armed forces this year and identified tasks for the future. the focus, of course, is on equipping the army and navy, as well as carrying out combat missions within the framework of the northern military district. the president noted that the outgoing year has been tense, but our fighter

environment here is like this, prague is the charles bridge, one of the red, most beautiful buildings that i have ever seen. here is the prog city and so on, but london i say that i i was in london, i’ll even find myself laughing that i worked, and told about my acquaintance with martin larysh, whom the russian special services consider a czech intelligence officer, we became friends, we worked together , went to play football, drank beer, that we did a lot of other things there, about this i keep telling everything about the chic house endlessly. listen, and as for this - the amount of 82,000 euros, 87,100 euros, it means, as far as i understood, as far as i understood, that every time i went abroad, every time i went abroad, the investigation believed that i was bringing with me not less than 20 thousand euros earned by criminal means, and to understand, never, not once, yes, i did not have such an amount, not just what was found. and even border control and so on, once i was actually inspected by border control , i had several thousand euros with me, i presented them, they simply counted them, well, not 20,000, oh my god, we are talking about mone

surroundings prague this is the charles bridge one of the red most beautiful buildings that i in general, i saw the prozhsky city and so on, but i’ve never been to londonsay that i was in london, i still intend to find myself. that he worked, he also told about his acquaintance with martin larash, whom the russian special services consider czech, what they are doing about this, about the czech house, everyone talks endlessly, but such a czech house, listen, just imagine, tverskaya is coming, tverskoy-emskoy, i understand , i understood what he meant, there’s this czech house, a beer restaurant, you know, you know why he meets there, because you can smoke anything there, because of course there’s beer cheap, beer that is imported from the czech republic, then they tell me, you sold your homeland, he says, i say, of course, for the beer, the convicted safronov jokes, exactly until the conversation turns to money, 87,100 euros, that means - as far as i understand , as far as i understand, that every time i went abroad, every time i went abroad, the investigation believed that i brought with me at least 20 thousand euros earned by criminal means, and so yo

in london for a traditional masquerade in gatepark dachshunds came out from all bridges. shine at the christmas party. they could not only pet the fashionista they liked and play with her, but also take a photo. after the parade , they held a competition for the best costume, everyone was won over by a dog in turkey legs, she got a prize, treats, apparently those same turkey legs, but at the end of the year it’s nice to receive a bonus for work, what to do with a new year’s bonus or the thirteenth salary so that brought not only joy, but benefits, kristina sorokina learned. according to according to surveys, a fifth of russians spend new year's eve. to pay off loans and debts , 14% travel with these funds, and 10% spend them on new year's gifts or household needs, but every sixth thinks ahead and tries to use the money profitably. our thirteenth salary happens, well, i collect it, you always need to save 30% of your earnings, you can put some kind of savings account. and this is a really good solution - experts say. if there is no need to spend, you can save and increase

richmond center fell bridge and the golden gate bridge both moving along fine on this foggy start great. thank you, john. >> francisco mayor londonbreed is now marking a new milestone in our efforts to homelessness says she took office in 2018. she says more than 13,000 homeless people. they were move into more apartment in permanent housing and she says in 2023, the fiscal year city programs help more than 3600 people get into some kind of permanent housing. that's a 70% increase over last year. may also share more troubling numbers just this week may have re tweeted the her street outreach workers who are trying help people encampments keep running into people simply refused to be help. okay. here's an example. she says that in november 350 people, they were recently offered services and shelter 117 accepted shelter. 20 already had housing 213 times. people refuse to accept any help and they refused to be moved indoors. asked her about that. she says they're often layers of problems to deal with. >> in some cases, people are actually house where the city is providing funding to pay for way. they are staying where their shelter

on some kind of bridges myself drawn across to the rights of drawing for them in the meeting between these can be and i must listen to them. to me it's clear and obvious of here in london, we should spread solidarity and humanity rather than hate to some of them and most of them have. so we're trying, this is suffering, but it's very clear through us. and we want to place our community here in london to be of some kind of a model for other places. we've been through this kind of cycle of hatred and violence. many, many times we've seen where it gets it gets there's 2 more hatred and more violence . i think it's time for us to understand that if we keep going like this retired retaliation over retaliation, this is the same result that we're going to get. keep going to having and it's maybe going to become worse. and it's a very tough late to shut off. the speakers come here to this one and moving event to try and get tribute. today's was still in the same. so what's the last that what they will do is that they will persist in trying to find the among the communities because they say we down the house. i'm down here, so you're interested in a may of clinging on slopes. i

bridge and the opera house. countries across the rest of the world are still gearing up for midnight celebrations and in some places preparations are still under way. in londonted in august, but a small team of 22 have spent three long days on the final touches. 10,000 fireworks are loaded onto three barges ready to head down the thames to the london eye, where they'll be set off at midnight. we've got over 30 tonnes of equipment that gets loaded onto the barges, 50 kilometres of cable and wiring, 11,500 keys that are all need to be wired 11,500 cues that are all need to be wired in and tested already for the midnight moment. preparations on the day itself are often close to the wire, with the london eye rigged just 2 hours before the display starts. with the london eye rigged just two hours before the display starts. with everything set, the sky a blank canvas, the teams will be hoping it all runs like clockwork. rachel mcadam, bbc news. and if you want to follow along with new year celebrations happening around the world, you can check out our live page on the bbc news website. a british army officer is believed to have become the fastest woman ever to com

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painting on some kind of bridges we felt drawn across to the rights of drawing for the meeting between these can be and i must listen to them. to me, it's clear and obvious of here in london, we should spread solid dorothy and humanity rather than hate to semitism. and most of them have. so we're trying, this is suffering, but it's very clear through us. and we want to place our community here in london to be of some kind of a model for other places. we've been through this kind of cycle of hatred and violence many, many times we've seen where it gets it gets there's 2 more hatred and more violence . i think it's time for us to understand that if we keep going like this retired retaliation over retaliation, this is the same result that we're going to get, keep going to having and it's maybe going to become worse. and it's a very tough lady to shut off. the speakers come here to this one and moving event to time to try and get tribute to those who was still in the state of the same one and loved that what they will do is that they will, per se, so i'm trying to find the communities because they've seen without the house. and then you said you're interested in a cleaning on

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london square this is morning time two. >> the night. all right. today is december 28th. >> you're looking live at the golden gate bridge and the fog that's built up out there this morning. the other weather story we're watching is the high surf warning for the bay area coast line. right now, it's something you need to be aware of. there's going to be large breaking waves up to 40ft in some places. rip currents, sneaker waves, increased coastal runup, storm surges. we're going to check in with steve paulson here in just a moment for a look at your weather. but first, this a new study shows many americans are working even when we're supposed to be off. a survey of 2300 people in the united states and canada found nearly 70% admitted working while on vacation, logging in from home is making it easier and that includes responding to emails, exchanging texts with office. the office, and taking phone calls from bosses. a separate survey conducted before the holidays found that 24% of respondents planned to work on christmas eve, 12% on christmas day and 19% on new year's day. okay, wait. >> first of all, am i the only one i don't consider checking emai

directly responsible for killing officer lay near jack london square has been arrested and we are now learning that a car chase across the bay bridgeuld be tied to the killing. police in san francisco chased a car into the city's bayview neighborhood that crashed into marked police patrol cars for san francisco. police officers were injured and police did arrest at least one suspect, but it is still unclear if that arrest was tied to the fatal shooting or the burglary. >> officer lay was shot and killed during an undercover police operation outside an oakland cannabis business, and recent statistics show crimes against those businesses are on the rise all across california, the department of cannabis control found the number of reported break-ins in the state doubled from 2021 to 2022. the leader of a union representing cannabis workers in northern california say these crimes often turn violent and dangerous . >> we had members, uh, tied up by armed robbers and, you know, with, with uh, uh, are 15 rifles coming in in destroying the shop and tying folks up and, you know, stealing things. >> that union leader says dangerous criminals

bridge divides. it's part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> it was a ceremony rife with symbolism, held in a 13th century chapel called the crypt, in london's> father abbot, let's have a go. >> a special edition of the st john's bible, commissioned by an american catholic monastery, was gifted to the head of the church of england who, alongside the american abbot, john klassen, burnished a tiny gold dot on the dedication page. >> perfect. >> his glistens more than mine. >> joking aside, justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, had high praise for a glistening addition to the palace library. >> this is something of great preciousness as a book. it isn't just a collection of ancient documents. the beauty of the illustrations, i mean, the facing page to genesis chapter one is breathtaking. >> the genesis of the st john's bible took place nearly three decades ago in a welch village, where donald jackson, a noted calligrapher, scribe to the queen, dreamed up his own sistine chapel project, a hand-written, illuminated bible. he then brought the idea to the monks at st john's abbey and university in minnesota. >> the initial reaction was one of

bridge. 37 tell us. 22 minutes on this friday morning. >> ongoing fallout this morning after a san francisco rapper in restaurant owner released a video criticizing mayor london breed and other city leaders say at his local businesses were repeatedly burglarized. now he's blaming the mayor kron four's. catherine heenan has that story. >> got a may sound the please help us to stop both and eu and calls that a diss track in it. he references. the fact is to restaurants have been repeatedly burglarized. one of them kong food targeted 7 times since 2020. >> his barbecue restaurant burglarized twice to contribute deo references homelessness overall crime, asian hate crime in recent years. and it suggests that city leaders have not done enough and he calls out mayor london breed directly. amanda gina, think about now. you would never be a but in the weeks since the video was posted, the pushback and drama has accelerated, including a gathering the day of the mayor's supporters who defend her. >> and when it comes to i love the mayor, mayor london, nicole bree. she represents not only black people, she represents. >> the 60. thank county. >> of san francisco has see

london square. that is impacted. but obviously the roadway itself, 880 doing well over the san mateo bridge. this has been, you know, busy but not super slow looks like a lot of fog has moved into here. definitely headlights on, windshield wipers likely going as you make your way from hayward to foster city at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's been smooth sailing all morning, and that is the case. still pavement, a bit wet, but no trouble getting through the pay gates. >> well, we're following the breaking news in oakland, where dozens of police officers have been gathering for hours now. the scene just south of jack london square. several streets remain closed. this is a map of the area we're talking about. let's bring in ktvu. james torres. he's been talking to some of the people and the officers there about what is happening. james what do you know? >> allan. good morning to you here. well, the scene is just as we've seen it all morning long here. parts of the embarcadero still shut down this morning. no one is able to get through unless you're part of the police department or involved with

bridge. 37 to the tolls. 21 minutes on this friday. >> okay. so there's ongoing fallout this morning after a san francisco rapper and restaurant owner released a video criticizing mayor london breed and other city leaders about the state of san francisco. his local businesses were repeatedly burglarized back to back and he's blaming the mayor kron four's. catherine heenan has this story. >> got a may sound the please help us to stop both and eu and calls that a diss track in it. he references. the fact is to restaurants have been repeatedly burglarized. one of them kong food targeted 7 times since 2020. >> his barbecue restaurant burglarized twice to contribute deo references homelessness overall crime, asian hate crime in recent years. and it suggests that city leaders have not done enough and he calls out mayor london breed directly. gina, think about now. really need to do would never be a but in the weeks since the video was posted, the pushback and drama has accelerated, including a gathering the day of the mayor's supporters who defend her. >> and when it comes to i love the mayor, mayor london, nicole bree. she represents not only black people, she represents. >> the

bridge 37 of the tolls. 22 minutes a look at that starting roll in. >> ongoing fallout this morning after a san francisco rapper and restaurant owner released a video criticizing mayor london breed. another city leaders his local businesses were repeatedly burglarized. >> and now he's blaming the mayor from cather need and has that story for us. >> got a may sound the help us to stop both u.s. and eu and calls that a diss track in it. he references. the fact is to restaurants have been repeatedly burglarized. one of them kong food targeted 7 times since 2020. >> his barbecue restaurant burglarized twice to contribute deo references homelessness overall crime, asian hate crime in recent years. and it suggests that city leaders have not done enough and he calls out mayor london breed directly. amanda gina, think about now. really need to do would never be a but in the weeks since the video was posted, the pushback and drama has accelerated, including a gathering the day of the mayor's supporters who defend her. and when it comes to i love the mayor. >> mayor london, nicole bree. she represents not only black people, she represents. >> the 60 thank county. >> of san francisco

bridges. myself drawn across the divides. i'll try and pull them in a meeting between these can be and i must listen to them to me. it's clear and obvious of here in london, we should spread the solid dorothy and humanity rather than hate to some of them and most of them have. so we're trying, this is something that is very clear through us. and we want to place our community here in london to be of some kind of a model for other places. we've been through this kind of cycle of hatred and violence. many, many times we've seen where it gets it gets there's 2 more hatred and more violence . i think it's time for us to understand that if we keep going like this retired retaliation over retaliation, this is the same result that we're going to get. keep going to having and it's maybe going to become worse. and it's a very tough lady to shut off. the speakers come here to this one and moving event to try and get tribute. today's was still in the same. so what had been lost that what they will do is that they will persist in trying to find that among the communities because they say without the house. and then you said you're interested in a cleaning on the slo

bridge isn't yet known. and after all that, west ham lost the match 4—0. the organisers of columbia road carols in hoxton in east londoned because of safety fears. this is how popular it's been in previous years and now on instagram, st peter's bethnal said the 7,000 people who attended last week presented, according to police and the council, a danger to public safety. there were no injuries but the concerts this wednesday and next are cancelled. let's take a look at the tubes now. central, northern and piccadilly lines have minor delays for various issues. now onto the weather with kawser. hello, good morning. a brief ridge of high pressure builds today so today for most of us, we're looking at a largely dry and bright day, with some good spells of sunshine around. especially into the afternoon. for this morning, it is still quite breezy out there. we've got some variable amounts of cloud. and more in the way of sunshine, though, into the afternoon. and temperatures reaching around nine to 12 celsius. it means for this the start of this evening, largely dry conditions with clear skies but more in the way of cloud bui