stenson said he accepted straightaway when he got the call. and that's all the sport for now.his point in september. and that should make quite short work of our first autumn visitor, shall we say — increasing amounts of early morning mist and fog. there will be some, certainly i think first thing thursday, across northern england, parts of the midlands, wales, down into the west country. some early showers for the northeast of scotland, but come the afternoon, fairly widespread sunshine. more cloud, though, later in the day, getting into northern ireland and some rain. and that rain will be persistent and heavy at times for northern ireland through friday, as our weather front stalls to the west of the uk. it will bring some rain eventually to western scotland and down towards the southwest and for wales, as well. so, just the mid—teens where we've got the cloud and rain, still in the low—20s further east. it looks like the rain will become more widespread across england and wales through the weekend, perhaps somewhat drier for scotland and northern ireland. welcome to newsda

stenson said he accepted straightaway when he got the call from harrington.y is to review whether cannabis should remain on the list of banned substances. the american sprinter sha'carri richardson missed the tokyo 0lympics after testing positive for cannabis injune — she said he'd used it to help cope with the death of her mother and wada say they've had numerous requests to look again at its status. the review will begin next year and cannabis will remain prohibited for the time being. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport thank you, john. south korea has succussfully tested a ballistic missile from a submarine which is designed to help counter any attack from its neighbour north korea. the launch was carried outjust hours after pyongyang fired two ballistic devices towards the sea of japan. 0ur correspondent in seoul, laura bicker, explained the significance. well, within just a few hours, on this one korean peninsula, we have two koreas making two separate launches. first of a

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stenson said he accepted straight away when he got the call.gh scotland and northern ireland did get lumbered with more in the way of cloud and some outbreaks of rain. we should see more sunshine here, though, in the next few days. another sign, though, that autumn is upon us is the presence of some early morning mist and fog. the reason it'll be drier for scotland on thursday is high pressure starting to extend up here. it's also the reason, though, that i think we will see some early mist and fog under the ridge where we've had light winds overnight. the sun, however, should burn that back pretty quickly, and then a lot of fine weather and sunshine to come through on thursday. we lose any early showers in the northeast of scotland, temperatures 21—22 celsius. through the afternoon, though, more cloud starting to show its hand in a northern ireland — that's the forerunner of this weather front that will push into the west of the uk for friday daytime. we move through thursday evening into the small hours of friday, and we get the rain into nor

stenson�*s played in five cups, winning three times.his last outing in paris, three years ago, he won three matches out of three. asa as a vice captain, you're there there to support patrick in his decision, he is the one has the ultimate decision on most things, of course, but the vice captaincy there to support him and give our feedback. we win or lose as a group and we are there to give our the best opportunity to win. now, it's been quite a summer forfemale athletes, starting at the olympics and paralympics in tokyo through to emma raducanu's stunning win at the us open. following greater investment and increased television coverage, 2021 is now being hailed as a landmark one for womens sport. chris slegg reports. sky brown would take bronze at 13 years _ sky brown would take bronze at 13 years of— sky brown would take bronze at 13 years of age! this sky brown would take bronze at 13 years of age!— sky brown would take bronze at 13 earsofaue! ,, years of age! this summer's sporting success stories _ years of age! this summer's sport

stenson has played in five cups, winning three times.ell and martin kaymer in the role. stenson said he accepted straightaway when he got the call. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. all the build—up to the big champions league games tonight. bye for now. more on the reshuffle at downing street which is in full flow. there have been coming thick and fast, just bring us right up to date, a few opponents in last few minutes, with anne—marie trevelyan being the new trade minister. yes. with anne-marie trevelyan being the new trade minister.— new trade minister. yes, a flurry of appointments _ new trade minister. yes, a flurry of appointments in — new trade minister. yes, a flurry of appointments in the _ new trade minister. yes, a flurry of appointments in the last _ new trade minister. yes, a flurry of appointments in the last 30 - new trade minister. yes, a flurry of. appointments in the last 30 minutes. anne—marie trevelyan has been in the cabinet before,

they would affect baker, china, stenson, rodeo plus lands in, sutro heights, navy memorial and fort cronkite. it needs this for basic necessities like trash collection and janitor service. >>> speaking of recreation changes san francisco is considering closing a main road in golden gate park to cars permanently. >> city leaders shut down jfk drive early in the pandemic and it was a place to give people place to exercise and maintain social distance. it's been popular with walkers, joggers, and bicyclists. they're trying to determine if it should be permanent or perhaps when the road was open only on weekends. >> there are tons of folks who are walking or biking, children, families roller skating. it's in the middle of a park. it should be used by people. >> during quarantine and also during covid i have been running on this street every day. so many pedestrians get hit by cars. i feel much more safe and comfortable running on this street. >> the city is surveying residents about what they would like to see happen. a final decision is expected next year. >>> time for a check of your forecast.

that includes places like stenson beach. they need money for cleanup and maintenance. for the first time visitors might have to pay as much as $10. the park service is asking for feedback from the public through september 26th. so far there are mixed reactions. >> it hits you in the gut. this is like happening more and more. >> i think there is a certain responsibility for everybody that shares these spaces. >>> checking in with paul right now. a little earlier you were talking about the possibility of some moisture in the bay area? >> right. it sounds nice. because we are in the middle of a drought and the rainy season still a couple months away. it is not the moisture we want. in the short term it will be another hot day for inland parts of bay area. the heat dome it will slide farther to the east and as an upper level storm system approaches, we will see moisture sneaking up to the bay area. that means that we are going to have to watch for the potential of showers to get going. that would not be bad. wherever that happens we have to watch the showers to grow into t

europe's ryder cup captain padraig #bbcaskthis name's henrik stenson as his fifth vice—captain aheadng disaster in the swansea valley ten years ago are pressing for a full inquest into their deaths. no—one has been held responsible for the gleision colliery disaster, and the two surviving miners say they feel the tragedy and subsequent investigation have been "swept under the carpet". wyre davies reports. ten years ago, there were just a handful of underground mines left in wales. small and privately owned, working conditions were often tough, cramped and dangerous. one such colliery was the gleision drift mine in the swansea valley. on 15th september 2011, the unthinkable happened — a deliberate explosion, intended to ultimately expand the mine, instead sent a torrent of water down narrow shafts, where seven men were working. jake wyatt was one of them. we heard the blast, obviously, then... then seconds in, you could hear... well, i'd describe it as a jet engine, and you can't... you can't describe it as anything else. jake. boy. — nige, how you keeping, son? reunited for the first

fees would be charged at parking lots at baker, china, stenson, rodeo beaches.ghts, navy memorial, cronkite. it needs this for things like trash collection and janitor services. >> if approved, the fees would be phased in over several years beginning in mid to late 2022. >>> san francisco may close a road in golden gate park to cars permanently. >> city leaders shut down jfk drive early in the pandemic and it was a move to give people a place to get outside and exercise and maintain social distance. the area has become popular with walkers, joggers, bicyclists. the city is trying to figure out if the change should become permanent or perhaps revert back to when it was closed only on weekends. the supervisor matt hannie supports a closure on all days. >> there are tons of folks who are walking or biking, children, families roller skating. it's in the middle of a park. it should be used by people. >> during quarantine and covid i have been running on the street every day. so many pedestrians get hit by cars. i feel more safe and comfortable running on this street.

the fees would be charged at parking lots at baker, china, stenson, rodeo beaches. lands, sutro heights. it says it needs the money for basic necessities like trash collection and janitorial services. >> we are looking atrophies as last resort to allow us to recover some of the costs that have traumatically increased. >> if approved, parking fees would be phased in by lot over the course of several years beginning mid to late 2022. >>> san francisco may close a road in golden gate park to cars permanently. >> city leaders shut down jfk drive early in the pandemic and it he was a move to give people a place to get outside and exercise and maintain social distance. the area has become popular with walkers, drivers, bicyclists. the city is trying to figure out if the change should become permanent or revert back when the road was closed on weekends. matt hannie supports a closure on all days. >> there are tons of folks walking or biking, children, families, roller skating. it's in the middle of a park. it should be used by people. >> during quarantine and covid, i have

it's stenson tomorrow. i think it will come out of parts and parts of pacifica. there's that finger of fog is shooting across the bay and, of course hh pressure is starting to rebuild, right. it's like that play doh fun factory, right? you're squishing that plate over. i didn't have one. but. if you had one, right, you squish the plate up to that little thing and that that just tells you there's pressure on it right? and so that's what's happening in that pressure equates to heat in. certainly in tomorrow's forecast, so right now temperatures and look how much cooler it is right now than it was last night. santa rosa 11 degrees core nine degrees cooler in the nevada area in just two degrees cooler and fair 15 degrees cooler in the napa valley, so that's definitely a cool down for many, and most of us, probably especially the south. they didn't notice that much cooler. there's a file on the coast. this is tomorrow's forecast you can see the red here comes right to the coast. we're not seeing a spare the air day. we're not looking at a red flag warning. don't see a

with best regards from john stenson, a 46-year member. that was the only written general public comment that we received. >> chair: thank you very much. item 4 the executive director's report. >> we need to open up the phone lines for general public comment before we move to item 4. >> chair: i'm sorry. darlene, go ahead. >> thank you. >> chair: you're muted, darlene. we can't hear you. >> clerk: thank you, sorry. callers, if you have not already done so, please press star 3 to be added to the queue. those on hold, please wait. moderator, do you have any callers on the line? >> operator: madam secretary, there is one caller on the line. >> clerk: thank you. caller, please state your name. you have two minutes that begin when you speak. >> thank you. this is claire zanski ask i'm a long-time member and a commissioner on one of our other benefits boards. i'm calling today to, first of all, thank you for taking up [indiscernible] -- for the retirees that i represent, but my big concern is the fact that i believe [indiscernible] -- [indiscern

stenson is played in five cups winning three times in his last outing in paris three years ago.e role. he said he accepted straightaway when he got the call. that's all the support from us. support from us. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. c0. uk/sport. mps have been debating government proposals to scrap the 20 pound a week increase to universal credit that was introduced last march to help during the pandemic, even though they can't halt the move. ministers say the benefit increase was only ever temporary, but labour says it should stay, arguing that those in employment could face working up to nine hours extra per week to make up for the shortfall. michael buchanan reports. i've only had the heating on in my flat three times since august 2016. i won't be able to get my son on the bus to school every single day. to reduce that money any more, when it's incredibly low anyway, | it feels like a betrayal. £20 a week is a fortune for those on a low income, like caroline. a child minderfrom county fermanagh, she says there is little left

stenson has played in five cups, winning three times.s reshuffling his top team of government ministers. in the last hour, the former trade secretary liz truss has been appointed foreign secretary. dominic raab who previously held the role, has been demoted, and becomesjustice secretary, with the additional roles of lord chancellor and deputy prime minister. after some speculation over her position, it's been confirmed that priti patel will be remaining as home secretary — here she was arriving at no 10 a little earlier. gavin williamson was the first casualty of the reshuffle losing hisjob as education secretary. he was heavily criticised for his handling of the disruption to schools and exams during the pandemic. in a tweet, mr williamson said 'it has been a privilege to serve as education secretary since 2019. despite the challenges of the global pandemic, i'm particularly proud of the transformational reforms'. thejustice secretary, robert buckland, has also been sacked. he said 'it had been an honour to serve in government for the l

keep up the good work with best regards from john stenson. we received a letter referenced by our members of the public who have been speaking and that was the letter from john, president of the retiree employees of the city and county of san francisco organization and we provided you a copy of the letter via e-mail and if you would like i could go ahead and read it into the record otherwise we will make sure that the text of the letter is included in the record of the meeting. >> i think we can include it in the text unless someone specifically wants it read. >> i hesitate reading it because it exceeds 150 words and generally speaking we limit written public comment to 150 words so, thank you. >> clerk: callers, press star 3 to be added to the queue. >> there's one caller on the line. >> clerk: thank you, caller, state your name. your two minutes begin when you speak. >> hello, this is fred sanchez president of protect our benefits. i just like to say that i would strongly favor the current executive director and chief investment officer str

keep up the good work with best regards from john stenson.referenced by our members of the public who have been speaking and that was the letter from john, president of the retiree employees of the city and county of san francisco organization and we provided you a copy of the letter via e-mail and if you would like i could go ahead and read it into the record otherwise we will make sure that the text of the letter is included in the record of the meeting. >> i think we can include it in the text unless someone specifically wants it read. >> i hesitate reading it because it exceeds 150 words and generally speaking we limit written public comment to 150 words so, thank you. >> clerk: callers, press star 3 to be added to the queue. >> there's one caller on the line. >> clerk: thank you, caller, state your name. your two minutes begin when you speak. >> hello, this is fred sanchez president of protect our benefits. i just like to say that i would strongly favor the current executive director and chief investment officer structure. they have exce