a drug is injected into stan's eye. a little bit of pressure...eserve the independence of this 87—year—old. at the moment, patients like stan are offered one of two possible treatments to help with this debilitating eye condition, wet amd, that affects around 26,000 people in the uk. but at the heart of today's legal case is the right for doctors to offer a third option, avastin, a cancer drug that is just as effective, but is much cheaper. after receiving his treatment, stan told me he'd be happy to have the cheaper avastin. i don't have any objection to it at all, really, as long as it works, as long as it does the same job or better, that's fair enough. these are the two drugs currently licensed for treating the eye condition in the uk. lucentis costs £561 per injection. eylea costs even more at £816. avastin, currently only licensed to treat cancer, is far cheaper at £28. switching to avastin could save the nhs up to £500 million a year. when pharmaceutical companies are prepared to put their shareholders' profits above absolutely anything els

a drug is injected into stan's eye. a little bit of pressure...is vision and preserve the independence of this 87—year—old. at the moment, patients like stan offered one of two possible are offered one of two possible treatments to help with this debilitating eye condition, wet amd, that affects around 26,000 people in the uk. but at the heart of today's legal case is the right for doctors to offer a third option, avastin, a cancer drug that is just as effective, but is much cheaper. after receiving his treatment, stan told me he'd be happy to have the cheaper avastin. i don't have any objection to it at all, really, as long as it works, as long as it does the same job or better, that's fair enough. these are the two drugs currently licensed for treating the eye condition in the uk. lucentis costs £561 per injection. eylea costs even more at £816. avastin, currently only licensed to treat cancer, is far cheaper at £28. switching to avastin could save the nhs up to £500 million a year. when pharmaceutical companies are prepared to put their shareho

a drug is injected into stan's eye. a little bit of pressure.erve the independence of this 87—year—old. at the moment, patients like stan are offered one of two possible treatments to help with this debilitating eye condition, wet amd, that affects around 26,000 people in the uk. but at the heart of today's legal case is the right for doctors to offer a third option, avastin — a cancer drug that is just as effective, but is much cheaper. after receiving his treatment, stan told me he'd be happy to have the cheaper avastin. i can't have any objection to it at all, really. as long as it works, as long as it does the same job or better, that's fair enough. these are the two drugs currently licensed for treating the eye condition in the uk. lucentis costs £56! per injection. eylea costs even more, at £816. avastin, currently only licensed to treat cancer, is far cheaper, at £28. switching to avastin could save the nhs up to £500 million a year. when pharmaceutical companies are prepared to put their shareholders' profits above absolutely anything el

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stan bush of our kenster -- denver station kcnc has details. >> reporter: this grizzly bear called 399 be the most famous bear on earth. >> you go to the spots where you know she may be seen. >> reporter: photographer tom mangelsen has documented her life, something that nearly 40 years ago would be impossible in wyoming. >> this may be the only bear people get to see their whole life. >> reporter: in the '70s grizzlies near yellowstone and grand teton national park were near distinction. in 2017, the trump administration removed the wears from the endangered species list. less than a year later, wyoming and idah taylor engum is licensed to guide grizzlies in an area so remote it can only be accessed by horse or by foot. >> we should hunt grizzly bears because of the ecosystem. >> reporter: enham's cameras have frequent close encounters with grizzlies, still, he's not optimistic that he would be successful if he gets chance to hunt. >> it's possible they're out here for ten days and that don't get one? >> it is possible. the hunt depends so much on the weather and the time of year. >>

clearly, today, we also have the nomination of a -- of a critic stan. it is an early nomination. after the parliament decides whether they will vote on this well-known person internationally, and so this is where we are today in terms of the political process and also dynamic. >> if there was an election, based on what you have said, there was a redo of the election, would we still see the same outcome? you had about a 25% turnout in iraq in this election, and will we still see the same turnout with these uprisings. we have now seen the shia population of iraq joined the sunnis -- disenfranchised communities of the sunnis and also the disenfranchised and the sunni regions. what would it look like today? what has changed since may? >> i think i have said that iraq's problem is a problem with the political classes. the official numbers for the turnout and the selection was 44%, which is the lowest turnout in any iraqi election since 2003. like you said, there is speculation that the numbers were even much lower than that from the 20s and even below. that was compounded by the fact

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beijing has invested a lot into cossacks stans infrastructure as part of its new silk road project. which gets you to the truth a little bit. but the internment of muslims in china has caused quite a stir in kazakstan. many cars x. have relatives in the chinese camps. but authorities records all the cases of which there are more and more each day. it already has detailed files on one thousand cases and knows of at least ten thousand more. than it's often because of their relatives abroad that chinese kazakhs encounter problems with the author already is. on. the last. one now was arrested after visiting his daughter. the author already saw an encrypted message on whatsapp which raised their suspicions the family's desperate . he didn't want to miss a game like my brother and i went there we told the authorities that we had installed the app on his telephone they told us he would be freed in two or three days but he wasn't released his ill he has problems with his stomach that we found out that they take him from the camp to the hospital where he stays for a few days and then he goes

stan bush, jackn,wyoming. >>> in colorado, there's a project under way to save the trout.ater is threatening to wipe out all the rainbow trout in the state. barry petersen has the story from the black canyon of the gunnison river. >> reporter: joel evans has been fishing this stretch of the gunnison river in western colorado for more than 40 years. like most anglers in these parts, for him, one species of fish is king. the rainbow trout. what's it like to have a rainbow at the end of this line? >> oh, they're fun. they tend to be more active. they jump more. >> reporter: but in the 1990s, that fight shifted to one between rainbow trout and a parasite that invaded colorado rivers. it causes an aquatic plague where young fish are deformed, swim in circles, and die of starvation. what kind of numbers in decrease did you see? >> literally a tenfold decrease. >> reporter: ever since, colorado fish and wildlife manager renzo has been working to keep the rainbow trout alive through various breeding programs, but at great cost and with only limited success. >> the rainbow trout is

we're not trying to dad stan to be patronising.g a more open and accessible show which i think will appeal to people of whatever age with young people, they trust the bbc. i've noticed with politics classes who watch the programme and they talk about how much the young people involved talk about how much they enjoy a programmer does not seem to be about arguing in a disrespectful kind of confrontational manner. funnily enough, they did not even mention on notice that it was an all woman panel on that for sure. the just noticed the new kind of way of doing politics so i think that is pretty encouraging. thank you. thank you. do thank you. do let thank you. do let us thank you. do let us know thank you. do let us know your thank you. do let us know your do let us know you thoughts thank you. do let us know your thoughts on politics live or on any aspect of bbc news. details of how to co nta ct aspect of bbc news. details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. a couple of your other comments before we go. another change to

but as we zoom into the ltway this is very light rain but this unsettled weather pattern is going to stan place again today. we'll take a look at your afternoon forecast. let's see what the roads look like. good morning. >> good morning. it's both northbound and southbound lanes this morning and that's goi to cause bit of a delay. no major delays when you look at it here right now. the green showing you where it is raining across thearea. we do have this though. new trafficattern remember center of the road is blocked because of the bridge work.39 here. northbound and southbound. >> another shooting in the district. angie is at the live desk with latest. what happened? we got new video in the newsroom. a heavy police presence here the shell gas station right at the d.c.-maryland line near new hampshire avenue. there's still no word on who may have been shot. were they pumping gas when they were shot? what the current condition is. who exactly they were looking sr. they arerching for a suspect but again still a lot of unanswered questions but the good news is news 4's chris lawrence just a

. >> that's how stan describes the scene outside his home yesterday afternoon. the decorated vietnam vet made it out with a military record and his dog. >> your skin burning it's so hot. like 3 high. >> drivers also got the scare of a lifetime as the flame swept across the highway. the long time forest firefighter said it's one of the scariest ask scenes of his career. >> i thought it was chaos. semi trucks and some burning. it's chaos and people trying to get out of the way of this very fast moving fire. >> big rigs are backed up with the road closure north of redding. a 45 mill stretch of i-5 remains closed as the delta fire threatens the highway for a second straight night. >> putting people back in, you put people back in harm's way. >> hoary is grateful he made it out alive. his family lived on the lot for three generations. >> just march on. that's all you can do. >> reporter: we are back here eli to hit this area in the last month and a half. we had the carr fire and the hers fire and they are breathing a sigh of relieve and this then one broke out of now

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that's to the rule of law and then they say that a different stan starred should apply. >> to conclude in his mind to judge kavanaugh sexually assaulted her some 36 years ago, and he is going to vote to confirm. absent some major surprise from one of the other 10 republicans on this committee. looks as if they are all going to vote yes. that's an 11 to 10 vote, and this goes to the full senate where there's still an open senate on whether undecided republicans like susan collins will vote yes. >> yeah, that's a big bombshell. he was on the fence, and editor want today add a poof now. they say that this morning that they're confident that there's enough vote to confirm kavanaugh's nomination, and outside of the hearing room where the committee is meeting. >> reporter: yes, it's a little tricky to hear you. what happens next, we believe that mitch is going to begin the process tomorrow morn nothing a rare weekend vote that's going to put the vote on the calendar. it would have to sort of in a sense marinate for the next three days before a vote is held late on the night for monday or tue

stan hopi to staywe, as they play uc davis down on the farm. the cardinals have a problem the key offense of weapon is sidelined with an undisclosed injury. we'll be right back. last saturday against usc and heads to oregon next saturday... for another pac 12 matchup. but today... a possible trap game... >>> stanford had a convincing win and hedged organ next week. today a possible track game as the base uc davis. and underclothes injury the aggies leading 3-0. a seven to three lead. later, costello tries the other side of the end zone and it comes up with the same result, 8-yard td pass. they go on terrine 37-10. improving to 3-0. fourth-quarter the ducks up going on a 4th and nine. johnny johnson the third, the second touchdown of the gain and oregon wins 35-22. san jose is 0 and 3. chase garber is in his second career he rolls out and he finds jordan duncan for 28-yard touchdown. cal leads 14-0. less than two minutes later after bengals field goal, action davis takes the kickoff takes the tackle at the 30, gets to the sideline and he is gone

karen is getting a divorce from stan. >> grace has decided to enter politics. >> will finds a new callingy character jack is heading for a wedding with his partner estefan. >> yes i'm shaving. no not those. >> things expand this season. you know, we really get into each character's private lives. >> oh, honey, we're gonna make ya happy. i promise. >>> still ahead a major sitcom shocker. >> can you please move over? i have to kill someone. >> who is going to die on what may be modern family's last season? >> emmy fashion to die for. flashing back to "e.t.'s" most unforgettable emmy moments and revealing how you can get the winning glow. >> if the skin is not perfect, things don't go well. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> now to a "modern family" shocker. >> oh, my god. >> you know we're emotionally preparing. >> we've learned a quote significant character will die this season. >> the show's co-creator christopher lloyd has said that the event will have quote repercussions across several episodes. >> plotting to kill us? >> speculation among fans is that it's not one of the main fam

stan the man now cries echoed around the monde the student protests reached their peak. young people called for peace and freedom but the system struck back the two summer of love summer of conflict this. little. boy. matching being born this. girl was the come prove that since you want to look the new school. you want to be useful but on allowed to. when you're sick the doctors know when you fall in love they won't marry you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. have no human rights. when you die and there's no proof of the ever exists. every ten minutes. ten million people in the world the stakes they have no nationality and the total made up along and. so that everyone has the right. everyone has the right to say i warm. i believe in intensity and crying a little while. young people rebelled against their parents' generation. because it was an honest and dusty soulless stupidity and to show. that they demanded nothing less than a home societal like maelstrom of euphoria claims to be a dummy or playing a role play my generation watch the vietnam war eve

stan what he's doing that is a we're just tired anyway i think i always see in that sense. if you want to understand his thinking you got to read the writings of steve bannon . and steve benen actually believes that america should be number one forever and of china's about to overtake we must undermine china and there is actually a strong school of thought in washington d.c. who believe that america should try to undermine and prevent china from overtaking it but it cannot be done it's a mission impossible china just by the sheer laws of mathematics with a population that is four times the size of united states of america if you think the average chinese even is even half as smart as the average american china will have an economy which will be twice the size of america. and as you know the chinese haris mart has and what he hopes and the mistake that these american thinkers are making is thinking that this last century's right of western domination is normal actually as i said it was an aberration because from the year one to the year it hundred twenty that the largest eco

stan be front of a choice to choose the side we need to create a shared individual security. framework it is to the needs of everyone including the asia pacific region we welcome the developments over the korean peninsula and says the logic of the russian chinese road map which is important to welcome and promote this process so that the sides can come close and we can do that through the un security council and by implementing major arrangement between would be ongoing and saw will continue working on the launch early launch of a multilateral process directed at creating it lasting mechanisms for peace and security in south east asia. of the korean peninsula is one of the tasks we should lead to national community faces today when it comes to the international security and i mean nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction unfortunately on this path we see more and more obstacles mounting. there is a lack of progress when it comes to education of the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty and the creation of the middle east the. nuclear weapon for you so they have been co

clinical bridge between berlin and parts stan was also the border between west berlin and east germany until nine hundred eighty nine it's a place of historical significance as this is where the eastern and western powers swapped captured spies during the cold war. in twenty fifteen hollywood director steven spielberg used the bridge as an authentic location for his oscar winning film bridge of spies in it tom hanks plays an american lawyer sent to negotiate a spy swap. this and other stories are featured at the german spy museum in berlin. and tourists come to berlin because of its history and of course espionage played a major role especially during the cold war here in the capital of spies. one highlight of the exhibition is a tragedy fitted with infrared cameras it allowed east germany stasi to spy on its own citizens. the german spy museum has hundreds of items on display in an area covering three thousand square meters including these radios used by secret agents during world war two. and an original enigma machine used by the nazis to encrypt messages. but the museum also addres

rule no social system and many clubs have owners who care more about their dividends than the fans stan kroenke is full of arsenal is the latest step manchester united fans have been protesting against the glazers for years and then there's mike ashley. grace with more caution newcastle knowledge of i feel terrible because of an amazing manager our wonderful from base a fantastic stadium having a running across like a supermarket trade is not just about every last pound the thought sustainability and about the found experience of locals. of course not all owners are despised but the point is they can run their clubs however they want there's no accountability to the supporters it has something played out that it's almost like we are talking problems of the future say germany don't do it the way we did it you know stick to grounds stick to the shuttling stick to it so it was so exciting to and stick to the products but it's being as amazing as it is here because you can lose out. so here's how english football right it's the best among the top five leagues for competition regularly havin

connie back in one nine hundred seventy nine was fighting the soviets in of learned stan and the cia was happy to find him with the help of pakistan's military their network became one of the most sophisticated groups of fighters in afghanistan but with the fall of the soviet union and the rise of the taliban in the one nine hundred ninety s. carney and his combatants were no longer welcome. when the u.s. invaded of going to stand in two thousand and one facing a common enemy brought the afghan taliban al qaeda and the closer. the pakistani military support for u.s. forces hurt its ties with the network. the pakistani government knows very well what my stand is since the first days of jihad if they need to ask for something they must first come here and apologize for what they've done. there kanina for consolidated its positions in southeast in a blunder stan and then its attacks became more brazen and reach targets in the capital kabul. of one intelligence and the u.s. led coalition said how can a network was behind complex attacks on high profile targets and hostage takings begin y

follow suit choosing instead to retain their embassies in tel aviv or latin america correspondent stan human has more. so much for the everlasting friendship between paraguayan in israel professed by benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister and foreign minister back in may one paralyzed former president. decided to move his embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem only accompanying the united states and guatemala in this controversial move at the time many people couldn't find a logical explanation there has been very very strong speculation that there might have been an economic incentive but that was four months ago now there's a new president in power my view abdullah who by the way has an arab last name or at least his. family is of arab descent he says he's putting things back to where they were he says he wants power to contribute to regional efforts to help bring about a diplomatic and lasting solution to the conflict in the middle east. at least twenty people are being killed and sixty others injured in twenty explosions in afghanistan's capital kabul a suicide bomber blew himse

next couple of days to see exactly how this compromise was reached particularly with regards to the stans of the social democrats. coalition partners in this grand coalition government because they were very sets on mohsen being fired but now because this compromise has been made that he will now be assigned a position in the interior ministry so be interested in of course to see how this unfolds in the next couple of days so effectively i mean we're reporting that he's been fired but if i understand from your reporting he's just been moved to another position. exactly he will be replaced it's not yet clear exactly who will replace him as the domestic intelligence service chief here in germany but he is being replaced so because at the end of it he has come up with a better deal at the end of the day he's now effectively being promoted so because of the mention the big question will be how did. manage to get the social democrats to agree to this compromise that will be interesting to see but of course once again the other question as well is is this just a case that the problem especially

more about the special breed, and also about the special breed, and also about natural horsemanship, stanndatory. lunch is served. dozens of horses are kept at the stables. it is a bit operations -- is the stables. it is a bit operations --isa the stables. it is a bit operations —— is a big operation with lots of people involved. most are polo ponies. it is hoped that these marawi waters will be up to play polo too. their gentle temperament is ideal. this man, helping to rehabilitate these courses and training them to play polo is his passion. do you think people's ideas are changing about the sport in india? for decades, it was only feasible to play polo if you belong to the army. but a recent years it has become more accessible to civilians in india. this polo centre is one of the biggest in the country. the men who runs a learn to play in the army and captained in india forfour yea rs, and captained in india forfour years, where he once —— but he wants to promote the sport outside of army circles. you trying to equestrian sports more popular because at the moment everyone is so obsesse

americans friends like aparna and many others in washington and and in india and indeed in nevada stan if you heard them tell the story they've never been able to get back to do anything whether they've provided the billions and billions of dollars that the tap of u.s. dollars that was open as a free for all for military dictators in this country over three generations of the one nine hundred sixty s. the one nine hundred eighty s. and two thousands. or when you shut down the gate like in the one nine hundred ninety s. or what appears to be what's happening now with this symbolic sort of announcement right before the right before the arrival of secretary pompei o whether you provide pakistan with all kinds of money or you provide box on with nothing whether you hold pakistan's hand and tell it how great it is which the americans have done intermittently throughout their history or you chide pakistan and put out sort of you know newspaper stories in the new york times and particularly in the washington post saying how bad pakistan is ultimately bucks on the ends of doing what pakistan w

safe haven for terrorists like the kani network a terrorist group responsible for some of the ghana stans most deadly attacks accusations pakistan sharply denies the country's new ruling coalition wants to change tack in its relations with the u.s. it's going to be equal partnership wiped out terrorism but we will not fly. by the u.s. will the americans have to understand that the lead to come up at certain the table but doesn't this pressure back to. this regime even before pump a plane landed in pakistan officials were calling on imran khan to cancel the meeting khan's first with a high level u.s. official since being sworn in as prime minister last month. in washington d.c. today once again the executives of america's tech titans appeared before a congressional committee to answer the question are you doing enough to protect our democracy facebook's sheryl sandberg admitted that her company had been slow to react when the data of it users was hijacked as a bipartisan report from this committee said russia use social media as part of an i quote a comprehensive in multifaceted campaign t

ready they just says six changes too because united states has found in the strategic part that bugs stan is getting old loaded with china although its start that close with their share but wealth creation between moscow and the star is growing but cooperation between the starboard then be beating is growing rapidly particularly in the field of defense and security bugs and it's buying most of it's definitely defense equipment for army five navy five the air force you know from the chinese defense walk it instead of from the american market so america is quite upset definitely because they're pursuing strategic partnerships with china and that issue is also called getting bogged down in the he look defense and security so opposed to this might be the reason behind washington these old outspent fantasy and as good as nudity assistant deposits on the concern and talking frankly about terrorist states haven't bought us on the bit of time to build the back and and of course the afghans that there are no roads safe haven't snow more because not the dust on has completely been thought so that i

economic as well as the financial in bargo on his country but at the same time he did say that cuba stan. ready to develop relations with the united states and he did address other topics as well he said he talked about the security council itself saying that it needs to adjust it needs to get with the times pretty much and he spoke about venezuela saying that the u.s. administration is attacking venezuela according to him with cruelty so the so all that the cuban president had to say while he was addressing the united nations general assembly well while that was going on what we saw as well that the u.s. president has attacked iran with trump labeling to her on the world's leading sponsor of terror so trump carried his first u.n. security he chaired excuse me his first u.n. security council meeting here's what he had to say on syria and the role of russia and iran as well the syrian regime's butchery is enabled by russia and iran the iranian regime exports violence terror and turmoil it illicitly procures sensitive items to advance this ballistic missile program and proliferates these m

stan's been shot. should we get down there? [ sighs ] it's not the end of the world. aaaah. [ laughing ] i love you, sharon. therapist: red handkerchief. comedy central >> from comedy central world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, everybody, thank you so much for tuning in. i'm trevor noah. you guys are amazing am tack a seat, let's get moo it our guest tonight, our guest tonight, you may know him from all of his money, bill gates is here, everybody. (applause) and he is going it to finally tell us what happened to clippy. (laughter). >> trevor: i don't care how many diseases you cure, bill thark is your legacy. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. this week the united nations is having its annual meeting. which means leaders from all over the world are in new york city. which is great for me because it means i can park anywhere i want. and i claim diplomatic immunity. just like yeah, prove that i'm not the president of kenya. prove it! well, anyway, today

thank you, stan and kyle. see ya ! damn, so much for our plan to use the iceman to take over sweden. what ? what ? nothing. kyle, steve is a pretty good name for that guy. no, dude, gorac is cool because it's original. and besides, you found him. be very, very quiet. i'm hunting crocodiles. can we be best friends again ? i hate having cartman as a best friend. me too, he sucks. oh yeah, well i don't need you guys anyway. you guys can kiss my... uh-huh, there's a king 'croc right there. and what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna sneak up on it and jam my thumb in... hey, get me out of here ! it smells like kenny's house in here ! from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: oh wow. wow! welcome to the daily show, everybody. i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. this is great. sit down! sit down, this is amazing. wow, you guys are fun. our guests tonight are eli saslow and derek black. they are here to scwus an amazing story of

berliners producing an impressive victory for the second match in a row the excitement in the shock of stan's mirrored by early action on the pitch defended now as i say the golden chance which is he reflected on what might have been the a r officials were taking another look at the build up handball their verdict to a new kind of jury given the chance from the sport. he flapped his lines. they couldn't believe it but soon it cost a whole lot worse defense tends to attack with the slickest of touches patches andre do down the goal scoring i within two minutes home hopes have been turned upside down. in the second half frustrations only grew a shock a pressure to equalize rates on different connop youngcare was senseless but this cynical shop. direct free kick. devastates dispatched by teenager it was the last kick of the game patch a battle in the ones bouncing at the end. to racing and formula one's world champion driver lewis hamilton stunned ferrari fans by winning their home race on sunday the italian grand prix in a tight race the british driver got the better of both of us have felt wel

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we'll keep you up to date on that, and construction does proceed on the second part of the phase from stan i donnion to 34th. thank you so much, chair. >> supervisor peskin: is there any public comment on the executive director's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor peskin: mr. quintanilla, could you please call the consent agenda. >> clerk: items 4 through seven refers to a consent agenda. staff is not planning to present on any of these items but they may be pulled and considered separately. >> supervisor peskin: is there any public comment on item number four, approval of the minutes from september 11? seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor peskin: and on the consent agenda, a roll call, please. >> clerk: motion? >> supervisor peskin: oh, that's right. we do motions here. motion by supervisor ronen, seconded -- by commissioner ronen, seconded by commissioner brown. and on that motion, a roll call, please. >> clerk: on the consent agenda -- [roll call] >> clerk: we have final approval. >> supervisor peskin: okay. all of those it

we gate look at the highs for today any where from 62 to 97 and 87 in stan rose santa ro sa santa rosal off today but it will be chilly. half-moon bay reaching the low 60s there. we'll see clouds lijer a little bit longer. you can find natural air-conditioning. it will be about the same tomorrow, reaching the low 90s. clouds and fog keeping the temperatures in the 60s throughout the week. you have important notes for today. >> the first one is coming off of your report. coming through the north bay just fine. you know the drill, the whole area through the north bay. i-5 towards 580 will be others who come back. coming from the north bay you'll have some coming don i-80. so right here we'll get more crowded towards the middle and late afternoon as we come through the area as well. bay bridge toll plaza has no delay. look at this. we have no back up and no metering lights. expect about 9:00 people start to get more crowded. there will be traffic going both directions. it is light right now. a note for bort this is west oak and. this weekend continuing today through the end of service m b

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stan with humor there he was describing backstairs as having he was trying to say and erotic sponsor a static came out as exotics present we began by talking about the state and he b.b.c.'s drama i'm not sure these saw one of their broadcasters telling jeremy corbyn the leader of western europe's largest labor movement to apologize to camera for being an anti c major something like that any chance you can now apologise for your lead and well i'm going to break without tradition and on behalf of vince cable and the lib dems i'd like to apologize for the leader's mistake but we all know of course it was caused by jeremy corbin i'm not sure that was an apology and the labor party deny any of those accusations of it over thank you. now to the gren fell fire tragedy one of the toughest challenges to prime minister juries amaze leadership though she has instituted an inquiry an alleged ultimatum has just been given to survivors joining me is labor councillor from the royal borough of kensington and chelsea patten a councillor thanks for coming back on the program let's start with the lette

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across party liens to target sexual offrs and take guns away from domestic abusers. d in congress, i'll stan to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >>> now to a groupho is writing computer code all before snack every day. >> teefg kindergartners how to code. >> are you ready? >> if you ask the kindergartners how their day is going, it an easy answer. >> you just do code all the day. >> 30 minutes a day, to be exact. they are learning a platform relled scratch. theye their own scenes and write commands for the characters. >> they did a wonderful job today. every day they come in and work so hard. wl is just growing kge and love of computer science. aimed at getting the children ready. >> now we're doing coding. >> what the kids want you to know they've learned some other skills. >> i can jumpgh watchful is that cool? >> good job. >> no matter what job they do, they'll be using computers. >> go build the next one. >> at least one kid kno what he wants to do. >> i'm going to be aeacher and i'll d