mark lane.aders in the recent groundswell of skepticism about the findings of the warren report. howard willens: we did not envision the breadth and d the scope e of the cririt. mervrv griffin: : the authoros sosome highly y provocativived controversial things to say. so please greet mr. mark lane. [applause] mark lane: no matter how illustrious the members were, we were not going to be reassured by a commission. merv g griffin: wewe're alreay hahaving a litittle disagrgret here while the commercials were on. what were you saying, david? david susskind: well, i think i disagree almost totally with mark lane on several counts. i don't know where to begin. mark lane: let me show you something, just in case we have a chance. that is a picture of jack ruby, and this was taken five minutes after the assassination in front of the texas school book depository building. the commission said ruby was not there. this is a picture showing how the commission published it. he wasn't there when they published

now the details: a white minibus changes lanes across solid markings into the right lane, at the samert. the car is totaled and the minibus is gone, who will pay for the repair of the minibus? you will find out the correct answer and the name of the winner in the following programs. you will find the terms of the competition at doroga. ntv.ru. send your answers to doroga. nv. ru marked pd competition. life in the trunk. inertia - gravity: any the trunk can become a centrifuge for things, especially on sharp turns. cosmic solution: let’s stick the most important thing directly to the car at the eastern market, we found car velcro, a long one, bought contact sewing tape at a sewing store near our house. test kit: standard kit in the trunk. a can of lubricant, a first aid kit, a fire extinguisher, a snow brush, an emergency sign and an axe. the openings all come off reluctantly, which is good, but the fasteners are very short, the set is enough for one long piece, we can use them to secure a heavy ax. to secure everything succeeded with two sets of automotive velcro. if there is no vors

now details: a white minibus changes lanes across solid markings into the right lane. veers sharply to the right, hits the curb and throws the hatchback into a bridge support. the car was totaled and the minibus drove off. who will pay for the repair of a small car? you will find out the correct answer and the name of the winner later in the program. with comfort, to work with ease and comfort, in the regions there is a large-scale update of passenger transport, the latest trams, trolleybuses and buses, all of them high-quality, comfortable and safe , also environmentally friendly, compressed natural gas engines , drivers are proud of the driving performance of the vehicle, here we have an adjustable steering wheel, a smooth ride and there are no questions about the suspension. comfort , convenience for passengers, low-floor buses , ramps in the cabin, a convenient platform for mothers with strollers, elderly people with disabilities, and for passengers with visual impairments, the stop button is marked in braille. i drove in, parked calmly, there’s enough space, the c

>> yeah, folks, as you are waking up, all lanes, not just the express lanes marked as high occupancy ess lanes. if commuters have to pay a toll to use the freeway, it would cause less crowding. there was a virtual webinar that laid out the proposal for tolls, and it would cost drivers anywhere from 10 to 30 cents per mile. if you drive 40 miles a day, five days a week, it would cost 270 a month. >> i would rather not pay, because i drive more in the mornings than at night. >> we need the freeways to drop our children off and go to work. >> we need to maintain the freeways. the proposal is still in the early stages with the commission still seeking public feedback. you heard feedback just then. nothing is imminent, but any potential tolls would not begin until 2035, so time to think about it and weigh in. it would help california meet its greenhouse emission goals by the same year. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," a man who has gained and lost billions in silicon valley. >>> plus, art is truly priceless, and especially when it's sold for an out of this world price. world price. the

gardener mark lane's tells us why they're now part of the family.see you at 9:15. surviving parent hood. we have something really special in a moment. time for the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london, i'm luxmy gopal. from today, possessing nitrous oxide, known as laughing gas, will be illegal, with those who repeatedly misuse the drug facing up to two years in prison. its use soared during the pandemic, becoming one of the most—used substances by 16 to 2a—year—olds in the uk. the drug has also been a blight for many london councils, with cannisters and balloons littering the roads. the remembrance service this weekend will not be distrurbed, the head of the met police has insisted. sir mark rowley said a march in support of palestinians planned for saturday would only be banned as a last resort, if there's a real threat of public disorder. organisers have resisted pressure from police and politicians to postpone, pointing out that the planned route doesn't go past the cenotaph war memorial, and the march isn'

, yeah, and drives straight there, then he ends up in the oncoming traffic lane, yeah, of course, you have to watch the markingshe right , this means, stopping is prohibited, i know why you, i say, then of course i don’t mean you philip, no, few people know, and if there is a stop sign hanging , and the yellow line then ends, it doesn’t mean, that the prohibition zone has ended until the next intersection, of course, the yellow stripe may end, but you still can’t stop, and the markings can still be applied , well, colored over white, it should generally be orange, temporary, temporary, but most often... it’s also yellow, and it’s a moot point what color it is, but if such markings yes, then the driver must be guided by these markings, and not the white one under it, if these markings are there, we must follow them, absolutely, and it happens when there is a lane ahead, which means the lane is being repaired, and this yellow stripe makes a zigzag like this , what you need stand to the left, yes, i see many times how cars quite calmly drive straight into this. together, it doesn’t occur to drivers that the yellow

for more low cost proven safety countermeasures like continuous bike lanes, protected bike lanes, pavement markings and other ways to connect those systems. and so whatever we can do to reduce those barriers to implementation, to facilitate and aid and speed the delivery of those projects, to reduce unnecessary costs and round and round reviews and other elements, i think really helps to make the most of the resources that we have to focus them on project delivery and to build more of those really critical connected safety improvements that are necessary so that we don't have to again, talk about tragic crashes like what happened to miss lincoln camp ever again. so let me raise one other issue, and that is with the infrastructure bill, there's going to be a lot more road maintenance and done in our nation. many, many more workers are going to be on highways where vehicles are traveling at a very fast speed. we had a tragic accident on the baltimore beltway where workers were killed when there's just a slight miscalculation, put them into put a car into harms there harm's way. is there things that w

necessary for low cost proven safety counter measures like continuous and protected bike lanes and pavement markings, other ways to connect the systems, whatever we can do to reduce the barriers to facilitate and aid and speed the delivery of the projects to reduce unnecessary costs and round and round reviews and other elements helps to make theel most of the resources we have to focus them on project delivery and build more of the really critical improvements that are necessary so we don't have again talk about talk about tragic crashes. >> the infrastructure bill there will be more road maintenance done in our nation. many more workers will be on highways, we had a traumatic accident. on baltimore beltway where workers were killed when there waswh a slight miscalculation putsl them into a car -- their harm's way. is there things that we can do to make it easier to make the type of improvements for workers on the highways so they are protected better than they are today? >> senator cardin, i would say that from a north dakota dot perspective employee safety highly regarded. we do a lot in terms of

marking line and the vehicle. accordingly, cars that are moving go around these vehicles and drive onto the oncoming lane, thereby king line. road trap. simply at the beginning of the backup you can put a stop sign prohibited by the coverage area. good morning, live food is on the air, my name is sergey malazemov, and one of the most enjoyable parts of my job is to constantly follow the news, adding some fresh information from scientists to my picture of the world; a giant chocolate snail was created by the famous... french pastry chef amaury guichon, the size of his creation is amazing, the figure is approximately half human height, the pastry chef sculpted it almost like a sculpture. cast all the parts separately, then combined, giving texture and color. in a couple of cubbies he made a huge sweet fly agaric, even repeating the plates under the cap. in general, guichon is famous for its large-scale desserts. he has already created a 2.5 m tall giraffe, a meter-long gorilla, chocolate tigers and lions, and also a statue of liberty weighing more than 50 kg. together with takeaway coffee and tea, we drink trillions

marked as closure. there are reports that all lanes are blocked by this crash north 85 closer to union than to camden. but the crash is reported at both locations. it sounds like someone got out of the vehicle after the first initial crash. there may be a secondary crash. that may be what the second report is about. there's a big backup. i'm hoping it's just damage to the cars that have caused them to stop the traffic flow. but any time anyone gets out of their vehicle on the freeway, we're concerned about a secondary report as we're tracking northbound 85, currently blocked at union avenue. you might have to get off at camden and take city streets past the scene. that really is the only thing going on for the bay. normal traffic flow very light. highway 4, a little blip. highway 37 holding with very light traffic heading over muir island. one note that we will have, the manzanita park and ride, the lower lot will be closed for some high tide, just precautionary. there was a little slowing across the richardson bridge, but i think the crew is clear. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> 5:41. cutting

the other two businesses were on lindbergh lane and lakeville highway. >> this week marks five yearsince the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california history. the campfire killed 85 people in butte county as a level the town of paradise. shawnte passmore shows us the progress being made in paradise, and the challenges coming from the states insurance crisis. >> it is a day if you want to remember. november 8th, 2018, flames decimated neighborhoods in and out of the town of paradise. >> all these people appear, they went through . >> 85 people died in the campfire destroyed 18,000 buildings and more than 14,000 homes. following those dark days, new life is springing out of the town of paradise berkeley here we are, we are working hard , we are recovering, we are here. >> today, the building includes more than 3000 homes, several schools, and miles of paved roads. earlier this year, the town rolled out an early morning siren system, which is still being tweaked. >> is a learning process for us. brand-new for us. it is something that is working and we are anxious to get it

starts to fall asleep; when hitting this structural marking, vibration occurs, in principle, this is a signal to the driver that he is leaving the laneree toll system, which increases capacity by 25 times. under control without stopping, and the smart system determines its license plate number, classification, whether it has a transponder or not. this is a kind of car pass that represents a small electronic device that receives and transmits a signal to automatically pay a fare. and during the construction of m12, they thought in advance to reduce the impact on wildlife; we are now, therefore, at the location of the constructed ecoduct at picket 5851 above the main passage and passage - stage 6.2. when designing surveys , a certain monitoring is done - trails, which means animals, and accordingly, the location of the data is selected - okaduk, here further, accordingly, after some over time, the animals themselves fill these paths accordingly, and so, accordingly, they begin to move from the separated part to the correspondingly different one. an important feature of the m12 highway is the emphasis on roadside infrastructure. service

starts to fall asleep, when hitting this structural marking, vibration occurs, in principle, this is a signal to the driver that he is moving out of the lanel system, which increases capacity by 25 times. cars pass under control without stopping, and the smart system determines its license plate number, classification, whether it has a transponder or not, this a kind of travel card for a car, is a small electronic device that receives and transmits a signal for automatic payment of travel. also, during the construction of m12, they thought in advance about how to reduce the impact on wildlife. we are now, therefore, at the location. built ecoduct at picket 5851 above the main one, when designing surveys, a certain monitoring of trails is done, which means animals, and so, accordingly, the location of these ecoducts is selected, then, accordingly, after some time, the animals themselves fill these paths accordingly, and accordingly they begin to move from one part of the disconnected part to another. an important feature of the m12 highway is the emphasis on roadside infrastructure. service facilities are being built in parallel with the co

lane. have a great holiday. cory mills of the beautiful state florida. mark tepper is with us now. i can tell you about the dow, 152 points, 4.33%. it was over 5%. >> wonder how low it was going to go on. without a doubt, investors are selling bonds. this is a risk rally, 15% over the course of the last month. it has been one heck of a growth rally. typically the fourth quarter is pretty good. neil: december better still. is that holding after such a strong economy? >> i do. i expect a strong holiday shopping season. the seasonality of the santa claus rally will help us to the end of the year and then we have to look at ourselves in the mirror and see if the rally can continue. i'm expecting a recession q1 or q2 next year. neil: by friday sales, 12. 4 billion spent on cyber monday, almost 10% every year. it is a record. if the consumer is having problems you are not seeing it. >> the consumer was supposed to be left for dead a few quarters ago and at a bare minimum on life-support. the consumer continues to stay resilient. my thesis on what is going on, look at consumer confidence

couldn't get about easily, even though the turnout was low and that was in marked contrast to what was happening down park lanewere saying stuff to the naked layman, the clapham omnibus , a layman, was offensive omnibus, a layman, was offensive and in my view broke the law. it was an incitement to violence. it broke the racial and religious act of 2006 and a whole load of other a whole load of require of other acts which require people to, know, act people to, you know, act peaceably in public and i find it offensive. i was scared . i it offensive. i was scared. i was scared being there. but i felt i had to be there to see what it was. >> well, this is a conversation that i'm really keen to continue. i want you to come in on this at home as well. what did you make the goings on at did you make to the goings on at the weekend? and crucially, suella right to be radio. >> hi there, michelle brit school seven, leader of reform uk ben habib and former labour advisor scarlett mccgwire continue alongside me. let's continue alongside me. let's continue this conversation about the goings on at the weekend . the goings

haaland got them off the mark after the break — with phil foden levelling it, before julian alvarez won it for them late on. ido i do know what happened with the group but the second laneshow again we can make a comeback. we scored early in the second half, 45 minutes was long for the opening and in the end it was not easy because they defended really well, they are strong, the german teams know perfectly. but, yeah, we are there and we will recover tomorrow and then prepare again. 8 games on tuesday, 5—time champions barcelona came from a goal down to beat porto to book their spot in the knockout rounds for the first time in three seasons. celtic�*s european hopes ended with a loss at lazio, substitute ciro immobile�*s scoring twice late on. the win was enough to confirm lazio�*s place in the last—i6 after atletico madrid beat feyenoord in rotterdam. manchester united manager erik ten hag has urged his players to stay calm when they face turkish side galatasaray on wednesday night. anything other than a win will virtually end united's chances of qualifying for the knockout stages of the competition. they're bottom of the group on three points and will be out to avenge

on staropimenovsky lane, traffic will also be limited to one lane from december 2 until october next year. the moscow gas service today marksatulated the employees on social networks. as the mayor noted, in recent years, 1,500 km of networks have been reconstructed in the capital. teams of moscow gas workers are also helping to restore the infrastructure of lugansk and donetsk. and in china, at an international welding competition, our team received three gold medals. all mcc and mcd stations will be equipped with standard. stations to improve navigation , transfer diagrams and signs with exit numbers will appear on each platform. but the main task is to provide a quick and comfortable transfer to other modes of transport. to achieve this, all stations will be equipped with escalators and elevators. more than 200 moscow venues will take part in the december event - day without turnstiles. this time, guests of the capital will be able to visit the jewelry watch factory, learn how christmas tree decorations are made and assembled by robots. all events are free, you can register on the official website project. the country's m

marked for bicyclists, but thompson says it's still unsafe. >> if it's scary, it's there's no shoulder traffic is moving fast. it's a two lane road and it's a curvy road. so people are coming around a corner and they don't see a cyclist among the crowd, a man who filed a lawsuit against us bank. >> he didn't want to reveal his identity. according to his lawsuit, the easement was dedicated to mount diablo state park in 1979, but the state park never formally accepted it. he admits the easement sits on private property land that was recently foreclosed on by us bank. >> we're claiming we want the court to declare that through its actual use for the purpose for which it was dedicated, it is in fact a public easement. and therefore residents who wouldn't speak on camera point to the already small roads in the neighborhood and how large groups of cyclists can pose a challenge. >> an add that there are alternative routes. but mike roberts, coach of the san ramon valley mountain bike club, says alternates can be just as dangerous for his students because the other options to access the mountain are either a extremely steep so some

lane . strait. if you are a tourist, for the services of a guide, contact mark drozdov, a native khoborov resident willl you where you can have a hearty meal and take a leisurely stroll, admiring the views of the majestic hill. mark is in the tenth grade at school number 48, and the question of where to go to study worries him most. mom, an accountant, and dad, a mechanic, support their son in any choice. i’ve already tried a lot of things, and this is from... rowing, and hockey, and sword hockey , and i played the guitar, played the drums, well, now i’m just focusing on the future profession of a correspondent, or presenter, this is trivial building, the main city library, it owes its appearance to tsaravich nicholas, one day, returning after a trip around the world, the future the emperor stopped here in khabarovsk, took a closer look at the city and decided that he clearly needed a reading room and generously donated 450 books from his own collection. today the far eastern scientific library is a popular point of attraction for both teachers and students. by the way, people come here not only for di

to guy, during towing the cable was not marked with flags or shields, according to the driver of the sedan, he drove around standing trucks in the oncoming laneand the loader drove out of the secondary lane. stopped behind the same loaded car, while the towed truck remained on the secondary road, at that moment the impact occurred. the cable seriously damaged the front struts of the mazda. the accident injured a fifty-year-old passenger in the car and suffered trauma. fished for 4,000 rubles. inspectors of the berezensky biosphere reserve detained a local resident on the shore of lake berescha. the forty-year-old man did not have permission to fishing thus, they legally caught over 100 fish, and a criminal case was initiated. the investigative team inspected the scene of the incident. it was established that on the shore of the reservoir there is a stand with information about paid fishing on the lake. knowing the need to obtain permission, the man illegally obtained 118 fish, and the damage caused to the environment amounted to almost 4,400 rubles. increased income at the expense of residents. in the stolptsovsky district , bep fighters deta

lanes are starting to build up right now. >>> happening today in idaho, a vigil to mark one year since the murder of four college students.ity of idaho students stabbed to death inside of their off campus home. the man accused of those murders now on trial. now, that discovery forever changed the school. tonight, students will hold a vigil to remember their friends and former classmates. >> just into our newsroom, british prime minister rishi sunak is reshuffling his cabinet, and bringing a former uk leader on board, appointing david cameron to be foreign secretary who's sliding over to interior minister after the sacking of braverman. cameron served as prime minister for six years starting in 2010. >>> quarter to 6:00 right now. the white house is waiting for congress to pass a spending plan with just four days of funds left. >> meanwhile, scott mcgrew, american forces, once again, striking syria. >> striking forces associated with iran. the united states conducted strikes last night against two militant groups that the u.s. says were responsible for attacks on americans in iraq and syria. the secretary of defense, lloyd

lanes. so i will also mark will go into some details in just a second in terms of that portion of bike laneluke brought up. but those the class four bikeways that are proposed are protected by concrete rail. so they are protected by concrete from traffic. this is this is the beginning of what we're trying to do here. we are also working with public works on a long term plan for this area to do more concrete changes. but those just require a lot of detailed design and coordination with public works and utilities to be able to do even the smallest things here because of how complicated this area is. so i just want to note that we have been looking at this at a high level for a while and looking at everything that we can possibly do to make it a little bit better and safer. so i will this is the list in just sort of layperson language of all the things that are happening as part of what you see in the agenda. but we also have some drawings that explain that particular area that luke brought up. so i will pull that up and then mark can talk to the class four bikeway section. three yeah. can we?

lanes. so i will also mark will go into some details in just a second in terms of that portion of bike laneluke brought up. but those the class four bikeways that are proposed are protected by concrete rail. so they are protected by concrete from traffic. this is this is the beginning of what we're trying to do here. we are also working with public works on a long term plan for this area to do more concrete changes. but those just require a lot of detailed design and coordination with public works and utilities to be able to do even the smallest things here because of how complicated this area is. so i just want to note that we have been looking at this at a high level for a while and looking at everything that we can possibly do to make it a little bit better and safer. so i will this is the list in just sort of layperson language of all the things that are happening as part of what you see in the agenda. but we also have some drawings that explain that particular area that luke brought up. so i will pull that up and then mark can talk to the class four bikeway section. three yeah. can we?

lanes. so i will also mark will go into some details in just a second in terms of that portion of bike laneluke brought up. but those the class four bikeways that are proposed are protected by concrete rail. so they are protected by concrete from traffic. this is this is the beginning of what we're trying to do here. we are also working with public works on a long term plan for this area to do more concrete changes. but those just require a lot of detailed design and coordination with public works and utilities to be able to do even the smallest things here because of how complicated this area is. so i just want to note that we have been looking at this at a high level for a while and looking at everything that we can possibly do to make it a little bit better and safer. so i will this is the list in just sort of layperson language of all the things that are happening as part of what you see in the agenda. but we also have some drawings that explain that particular area that luke brought up. so i will pull that up and then mark can talk to the class four bikeway section. three yeah. can we?

one lane was closed but has since now reopen cause of the fires are still under investigation. well, thanksgiving week marks one year since the martinez refining company spew metal into the neighboring communities, triggering a citywide health concern. the refinery estimates about 20 to 24 tons of spent catalyst was released into the community. now a year later, kron four's amanda hari reports. a local group is now demanding change. >> people who live in martinez still live in fear of another chemical release every day. they say they want accountability and responsibility from the refinery as many people are preparing for the thanksgiving holiday. those who live in martinez. >> our haunted by the memory of what happened last year. i had no idea when they were leaving our house that they were being showered with toxic, heavy metals last thanksgiving around 09:30pm. the refinery estimates 20 to 24 tons of spent catalyst was released into the community. residents found their yards and vehicles covered in metallic dust. initial testing of the substance shows elevated levels of metals like aluminum nickel and zi

marked for bicyclists, but thompson says it's still unsafe. >> it's scary. it's there's no shoulder for traffic is moving fast. it's a two laned and it's a curvy road. so people are coming around a corner and they don't see a cyclist out among the crowd. >> a man who filed a lawsuit against us bank. he didn't want to reveal his identity, according to his lawsuit, the easement was dedicated to mount diablo state park in 1979, but the state park never formally accepted it. he admits the easement sits on private property. see land that was recently foreclosed on by us bank. we're claiming we want the court to declare that through its actual use for the purpose for which it was dedicated. >> it is in fact a public easement and therefore the bank has no right to block the public's access over that easement. >> residents who wouldn't speak on camera point to the already small roads in the neighborhood and how large groups of cyclists can pose a challenge and that there are alternative routes. but mike roberts, coach of the san ramon valley mountain bike club, says alternates can be just as dangerous for his students because the oth

lanes for hours. why some drivers say they were wrongly accused of being tied to the protest. >> plus, today marks the official start of the holiday travel season. >> a little more crowded, crowded? >> yeah. >> i think once the like release got up, everybody's wanting to get out and go, we're alive from sfo this morning with some tips on how travelers can avoid major delays over the next week. >> live from jack, london square . this is mornings on two the nine. >> well, today is friday, november 17th. you're looking live across downtown san francisco right now. it looks beautiful at the moment, but things are going to be changing. we've got some rain in the forecast. well, exactly how much rain and maybe even some lightning? well, steve, we'll talk a little bit about that coming up in just a few minutes. all right. this might be a bit controversial. all new research shows our beloved pets don't really bring us happiness nor improve our well-being. researchers from michigan state university looked at more than 750 people on three separate occasions in may of 2020 that that was a couple of months after

. >> marking its 10th year, >> now marking its 10th year, this campaign lane is the ultimate reminderere's a grieving family left behind that will never be whole again. sophie reaper gb news. you know, those sorts of things are so important. >> i took my kids on this safe drive simulator to country fair at market harborough. it was run by the local police force and we sat there and replicated. sat there and it's replicated. it moved about and everything like a simulator. it like a proper simulator. it replicated accident the replicated an accident where the young were playing with replicated an accident where the you radio, were playing with replicated an accident where the you radio, fiddlinge playing with replicated an accident where the you radio, fiddling aroundg with replicated an accident where the you radio, fiddling around , with the radio, fiddling around, joking, and it was really quite graphic . and it footage of, graphic. and it was footage of, of them getting thrown through the my son at the windshield. and my son at the windshield. and my son at the time was 13, really,

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mark lovely stories. thanks very much indeed for trip down much indeed for that trip down memory lane and that to memory lane. >> excellent . >> excellent. >> excellent. >> here we go now. thank you very much as well to you for that. we're focusing on the ongoing situation in the middle east. the israeli military have agreed to help evacuate babies from a hospital in gaza to a safer facility . israel's offer safer facility. israel's offer of a short term ceasefire comes as international condemnation grows over its continued bombing of gaza. well, the world health organisation has said that al—shifa hospital is not functioning as a hospital anymore. meanwhile the french president macron has called on israel to agree a ceasefire saying there is no justification for bombing civilians in the embattled territory. well, joining us now is the journalist jo tam confino. good morning to you, jo tam, first of all, bring us up to date on the offer that was made by the idf of help with these babies is my understanding is that it was rejected and that the hamas run palestinian health minister have said that actually the

look at the curb and see the scuff marks at this area and especially when you are at the bus stops and make that left turn on the hill, you are going to the bus laneave seen people kind of jump that concrete curb on the left side trying to avoid going into the bus lane. so it's like three different areas that are really narrowed as a certain point. are any of those areas going to be widened somewhat? >> no, the design of the roadways is intended to keep speed flow and crossing distances short for pedestrians. so, no. the improvements are constructed as intended. i think we'll need to monitor them and maybe do some educational materials but they are constructed as intended. >> okay, i think they are used to having lights on treasure island. >> i think that's a general observation, the new streets are generally a lot more narrower than what used to be before development. that is the intended effect it has a traffic calming effect. people drive slower or should be driving slower when there is a narrower street and you can see that across many new development areas where there is introduced raised intersections, bulb outs and narrower lanes also reduc

look at the curb and see the scuff marks at this area and especially when you are at the bus stops and make that left turn on the hill, you are going to the bus laneind of jump that concrete curb on the left side trying to avoid going into the bus lane. so it's like three different areas that are really narrowed as a certain point. are any of those areas going to be widened somewhat? >> no, the design of the roadways is intended to keep speed flow and crossing distances short for pedestrians. so, no. the improvements are constructed as intended. i think we'll need to monitor them and maybe do some educational materials but they are constructed as intended. >> okay, i think they are used to having lights on treasure island. >> i think that's a general observation, the new streets are generally a lot more narrower than what used to be before development. that is the intended effect it has a traffic calming effect. people drive slower or should be driving slower when there is a narrower street and you can see that across many new development areas where there is introduced raised intersections, bulb outs and narrower lanes also reduce speed and peopl

lane. we will use all the powers and tactics available to to us prevent that from happening. that's the latest statement from the metropolitan police . let's cross metropolitan police. let's cross now to mark point of the palestinian march. and mark, is it surprising that perhaps the first clashes that we've seen today have been from counter protesters . protesters. >> not really . protesters. >> not really. i don't think. you know, it's a multi—pronged challenge that the metropolitan police are facing . they've police are facing. they've always said that. and of course, there are elements , but by no there are elements, but by no means all. but there are elements within the counter protests who are also go out potentially to cause trouble as well as the police said, though, this is not one cohesive group. there are lots of different people that are represented from different groups and some are less favourable and friendly towards the police than others . towards the police than others. so what i'm told from the metropolitan police is that although those incidents were a little bit ugly for a while, they were over very quickly indeed. they were over very quickly indeed . and those people

mark >> my thanks to aaron armstrong , >> my thanks to aaron armstrong, who returns in an hour's time. rip to the football legend terry venables says i'm a spurs fan. he did great stuff at the lane was a great england manager. as well. did see that as well. did you see that footage him taking his cup of footage of him taking his cup of tea to the press conference? they make like they don't make him like that any welcome to mark dolan any more. welcome to mark dolan tonight an extraordinary gb tonight as an extraordinary gb news civil war breaks out between two of its biggest stars, richard tice and lee anderson is a vote for reform uk a vote for keir starmer . anderson is a vote for reform uk a vote for keir starmer. i'll be asking one of the party's most high profile supporters, ann widdecombe . plus, i'll be asking widdecombe. plus, i'll be asking ann whose team is she in? is it going to be anderson or is it tice the ultimate grudge match? plus, newspaper, plus, tomorrow's newspaper, front pages and live reaction in the studio from tonight's top pundits. plus, they'll be nominating their headline heroes and back page zeroes. a packed hour to come. and those papers are on the w