me: was basically performance in sunset boulevard. fine: was basically nailed performance in sunset boulevard for a nomination for her role in sunset boulevard and a lot of people would be very surprised if she does not win the olivier on the night. this was critically acclaimed and packed out the theatre and it is now going to broadway where she will do the same production. it is very creative with they have videos going on and people outside the theatre. i did not see it but apparently it was sensational. it was only on for a very short run and tickets were very expensive but i would be shocked if she does not take home the prize on the night. she has been called sensational and andrew lloyd—webber could not sing her praises highly enough. the voice, the staging, apparently was completely incredible. the olivier awards will no doubt be hoping she is walking the red carpet on the night. a lot of hollywood stars on the list. sometimes the awards come out and people have not heard a lot of the people have not heard a lot of the people but i guarantee you will have heard of most of them. best p

sunset boulevard, 11 nominations in total. expecting it to win big? i expect so.ect so. meghan, thank you very much. i'm - it to win big? i expect so. meghan, thank you very much. i'm sure i it to win big? i expect so. meghan, thank you very much. i'm sure we i thank you very much. i'm sure we will have time in the middle of our jobs and visit the theater. as always you can get all the very latest on the nominations for the olivier awards on the bbc website for the you can access that either online or through the bbc online app. iforgot the online or through the bbc online app. i forgot the word for app. a historic collection of 200 shells and artefacts from captain cook's third voyage is going back on public display for the first time in decades. after being rescued from a skip. the pieces were thought to be lost after being thrown away over four years ago. bridget atkinson amassed more than 1200 channels from around the world despite never leaving britain. that speak to doctor francis mcintosh a curator for english heritage for the absolutely brilliant and excit

yes, 11 nominations, she was nailed on for a nomination for her role in sunset boulevard.adway, she will do the same production, it was very creative. they had videos, people being filmed outside the theatre. i didn't see it. apparently it was sensational. i wished i had, tickets were expensive. i would be shockedif tickets were expensive. i would be shocked if she doesn't take home the prize. she has been called sensational. and lloyd webber, it is musical, he couldn't sing her praises high enough. the voicing, staging was incredible. the awards will be hoping she will be walking the red carpet on the night and adding hollywood glamour. there's lots of hollywood stars on the list. sometimes these awards come out and people who don't go to the theatre haven't heard of them. i guarantee you will have heard these. best male actor, five you will have heard these. best male actor. five men _ you will have heard these. best male actor, five men are _ you will have heard these. best male actor, five men are up _ you will have heard these. best male actor, five men are up for _ y

. >> protesters have been marching on sunset boulevard all afternoon. they were blocked by lapd, but they managed to make it to hollywood boulevard, hollywood and highland. and now, as you can see, they are right in front of the oscars red carpet. >> amid ongoing israeli attacks and the blockade. gaza is in ruins, according to the hamas-run palestinian health ministry, more than 130,000 people, most of them civilians have been killed since the fighting began in october following hamas's attacks on israel and which militants killed some 1200 people and abducted around 250 other. israel says hamas still has more than 100 hostages >> millions more including children are facing starvation. the u.s. announcing sunday the first equipment needed to build a floating pier in gaza to deliver humanitarian aid by sea is on its way. >> this is the u.s. and other countries continue airdrops of aid over but protesters say it's not enough and are demanding a permanent cease-fire and an end to u.s. military support for israel. i don't understand how you can feed somebod

the hit musical sunset boulevard scooped 11 nods, including scherzinger for best actress in a musicalt england manager gareth southgate — has nine, withjoseph fiennes receiving his first. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. after a very wet february, the rain has continued to fall during march, particularly across southeast england. here, it's been much wetter than average. we've seen two inches of rain, 50 millimetres in some places — and that's more than the average march rainfall, and we're not even halfway through yet. it is looking a bit drier for the southeast in the next few days, but there is rain elsewhere. and we'll see a spell of milder conditions in the next few days — that's because the air is coming all the way from a long way south, up across the uk. in between these two weather fronts here — and it's this second one here that's focusing the rain as we head into wednesday. now that is stumbling its way across scotland and northern ireland, heading into northern england and north wales. there'll be some sunshine following to the north, but the winds pic

segment eight from sunset boulevard to sfsu started in 2019, was completed on time and budget, in the summer of 2021. segment b, from sunset boulevard to west portal, started, back in january 2022, still under construction. and on a schedule to complete in this fall. what is the current status of the project? we are, focused on getting this project done and doing all we can to reduce the pain of construction. more than 95% of the sewer and water work is complete, and 80% of the rail installation is also complete. four out of 12 boarding islands and 60 ada ramps have been upgraded, so far, so we are making a lot of good progress and almost all major activities are done. the scale and complexity of this project demanding extensive planning, strong stakeholder engagement and technical oversight to ensure the seamless sequencing and phasing of the project, i would like to highlight a couple of key factors that have been significantly contributed to the success of segment a, and have facilitated the progress of the segment b, the first and probably the most important, factor is investing i

this aerial footage shows protesters snarling traffic near security checkpoints on sunset boulevard.lice in riot gear were on the scene. the protest was organized by groups including film workers for palestine and sag-aftra. members for cease fire. >> the chp is now investigatingn wounded on the bay bridge. this happened on the lower deck just east of yerba buena island. 820 last night, investigators say the gunman pulled up alongside the victim's vehicle and fired several shots. the victim was hit once and with non-life threatening injuries. the chp is working to determine a motive and identify the suspect a woman an early morning car accident today. it happened just along jd in near crane way. the preliminary investigation suggests the driver of a red infiniti heading southbound struck a brown honda traveling in a northbound lane. a 25 year old woman who was a passenger in the back of the honda, died at the scene. it is still not known if drugs or alcohol played a role in that crash. vallejo police say they have arrested last week, 40 year old latriceng billingsley allegedly tried

we learned a lot on the first phase of the terra vale project, which rebuilt the street from sunset boulevardzoo, including rebuilding all the infrastructure of the streets, the underground utilities, to modernize all that infrastructure and make it more resilient, and make sure that we do not have to rebuild the street, hopefully in any of our lifetimes. we also learned about the importance of collaborating, particularly with neighborhood businesses and residents. we want to make sure that we are constructing the city's infrastructure in a time that the city is suffering and we are not adding to suffering. we're doing things like partnering with the mayor's office of economic workforce development to support neighborhood businesses through programming during this time. we are also making sure that businesses that create shared spaces in the parking lane, some of those need to be moved out of the way while the utility work is done underneath them. we are making sure that we will either move those platforms and outdoor eating areas back as they were, or help local merchants rebuild them so tha

know how to get to the venue, there was a minor chaos because a dozen people were marching down sunset boulevardf the notable figures presenting the oscars were also delayed as well and tom, we haven't seen anything like this before and it does, to some extent, highlight the international favour of the oscars this year? i international favour of the oscars this year?- oscars this year? i think --eole oscars this year? i think peeple are _ oscars this year? i think people are very - oscars this year? i think people are very aware i oscars this year? i think| people are very aware of international tensions, we had the zone — international tensions, we had the zone of interest which is a film _ the zone of interest which is a film set — the zone of interest which is a film set during the holocaust here — film set during the holocaust here and _ film set during the holocaust here and that one, the first british— here and that one, the first british versions — make films ever— british versions — make films ever to — british versions — make films ever to prevail in the category and the — ever to preva

you know hillary is like old whamo sunset boulevard, making that come back, she has been circling liketure, michelle own today announce -- >> pulled out. >> you will see a lot more of hillary. larry: i was crushed how lucky can we get, joe, you cucked. crushed. >> i saw this, she likes her life to much, he is producing for n netflix and a house the size of a zip code, i look at people a actions and their words, trump has more energy hand biden. look at joe biden schedule. monday, had nothing on it. today he woke up in camp david, was it a 4 day weekend. >> today is tuesday. >> he has been there since friday. larry: a workday. >> not like it was a lanhong holiday weekend. -- long holiday weeken. >> tomorrow he has nothing on his schedule this is an election year show us you want the job. >> thank you, joe concha and mark sy sy simone, two experts on old age. >> not me. larry: president biden placing inflation on companies price gouging, we get into it with michael faulkender and edware lawrence, i a i am kudlow, i am shark as a tack. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically pro

we learned a lot on the first phase of the terra vale project, which rebuilt the street from sunset boulevard to the zoo, including rebuilding all the infrastructure of the streets, the underground utilities, to modernize all that infrastructure and make it more resilient, and make sure that we do not have to rebuild the street, hopefully in any of our lifetimes. we also learned about the importance of collaborating, particularly with neighborhood businesses and residents. we want to make sure that we are constructing the city's infrastructure in a time that the city is suffering and we are not adding to suffering. we're doing things like partnering with the mayor's office of economic workforce development to support neighborhood businesses through programming during this time. we are also making sure that businesses that create shared spaces in the parking lane, some of those need to be moved out of the way while the utility work is done underneath them. we are making sure that we will either move those platforms and outdoor eating areas back as they were, or help local merchants rebuild the

. >> the demonstrators gathered on sunset boulevard holding signs that read, quote, while you were, whilehing, bombs are dropping and eyes on rafah. that's a reference to a city in southern gaza million dd palestinians have taken refuge. protesters blocked streets as celebrities sat in suvs for more than an hour protesters broke the fences surrounding the red carpet moments before the televised event. officials say they had increased security outside the academy awards, and organizers say about 2000 security officers were at the dolby theater. >> our time is now 415. the golden state warriors will be in san antonio tonight for a rematch with the spurs. that's after the warriors lost 126 to 113 to the spurs at chase center saturday night. klay thompson came off the bench, led the warriors with 27 points. it was the warriors first back to back loss in more than seven weeks. the warriors are still in the number ten spot in the western conference, one game behind the la lakers and warriors star steph curry did not play saturday night in the game because of an ankle injury last week. however a

amy: hundreds of protesters calling for a ceasefire in gaza blocked traffic on sunset boulevard in hollywoodn sunday, forcing a short delay to the start of the oscars. several actors and musicians wore red artists4ceasefire pins, including oscar-winning billie eilish, ramy youssef, and mark ruffalo who arrived late to the ceremony due to the protests. >> the palestinian protests shut down the oscars. amy: during the oscars ceremony, filmmaker jonathan glazer condemned the israeli occupation after his holocaust film "the zone of interest" won an oscar for best international film. >> our film shows where dehumanization leads, at its worst. it shaped all of our past and present. right now we stand here as men who refute their jewishness and the holocaust being hijacked by an occupation which has led to conflict for so many innocent people -- [applause] whether the victims of october the 7th in israel or the ongoing attack on gaza. all the victims of this dehumanization. how do we resist? amy: the oscar for best documentary went to "20 days in mariupol" about russia's siege on the ukrainian city

you could see a black cadillac pull up to a retail plaza on sunset boulevard in west hollywood.d men jump out and rush up to rocco desteph fan 0 with their guns drawn. >> i turn around looking at a barrel of a pistol, take it off, take it off, and at this point i try to run and i realize i'm running into a corner and i'm hitting the elevator and i'm like, i have nowhere to go. so i take off my rolex and a clasp it in my hand and i tell them like you're going to have to take it from me. >> reporter: you can see in the video rocco also had his dog's leash in his hand. the end of the fight was not caught on camera but rocco says he pushed through and fought down those robbers who ran away empty handed and now rocco says he's not sure if he'll be wearing his rolex here in los angeles. >> i was able to wear my rolex, a symbolism of how hard i've worked to get to this point, to own a gym, to be where i am. >> reporter: and rocco's beloved multi poo hercules is doing okay. >> trace: the best news we've had all night matt thank you. let's bring in gym owner rocco and federal litigator v

. >> now these demonstrators gathered on sunset boulevard tht spread things like, while you're watchingpping and eyes on rafah, a reference to the city in southern gaza, where more than a million displaced palestinians have taken refuge. the protesters blocked the streets as celebrities sat inside of suvs for more than an hour until the police cleared the area. several protesters broke the fences surrounding the red carpet just before the televised event began. officials say they increased security outside of the academy awards, and organizers say about 2000 security officers were at the dolby theater, sanúfrancisco's japantown task force hosted an open house to show the public a new community space under development. japantowns cultural districts. partnered with soho, which plans to open a creative hub in the new center in june nonprofit sag in particular to connect with young audiences. >> the young folksc really needa new place to kind of hang out and feelúwelcome in our for really, really long time. so a lot of the immersive events that we will do for coho, will sort of service thos

. >> protesters have been marching on sunset boulevard all afternoon. they were blocked by lapd, but they managed to make it to hollywood boulevard, hollywood and highland. and now, as you can see, they are right in front of the oscars red carpet. >> amid ongoing israeli attacks and the blockade. gaza is in ruins, according to the hamas-run palestinian health ministry, more than 130,000 people, most of them civilians have been killed since the fighting began in october following hamas's attacks on israel and which militants killed some 1200 people and abducted around 250 other. israel says hamas still has more than 100 hostages >> millions more including children are facing starvation. the u.s. announcing sunday the first equipment needed to build a floating pier in gaza to deliver humanitarian aid by sea is on its way. >> this is the u.s. and other countries continue airdrops of aid over but protesters say it's not enough and are demanding a permanent cease-fire and an end to u.s. military support for israel. i don't understand how you can feed somebod

. >> demonstrators gathered on sunset boulevard holding signs that read while you're watching, bombsre dropping and eyes on rafah, a city in southern gaza where more than a million displaced palestinians have taken refuge. protesters blocked streets as the show's attendees sat in black suvs for more than an hour until the lapd cleared the area. several protesters broke the fences surrounding the red carpet moments before the televised event. officials say they had increased security outside the academy awards, and show organizersúsaid were on had at the dolby theater and back here in the bay area. >> the jewish community relations council hosted its 75th anniversary gala tonight, but it was disrupted by a group of protesters calling for the united states to end militaryt-e organization says unfortunately, protesters showed up on the, south side of the palace hotel shouting, chanting and intimidating guests. we unequivocally condemn anti-semitism in any form and stand with israel's right to defend herself,úa representative from the group behind today's demonstration, jewish voice for

hilary is like the old woman in sunset boulevard. trying to make that comeback.e a vulture. michelle obama -- larry: pulled out. >> pulled out. larry: i was crushed. how lucky can we get. joe, you crushed too? >> she likes her life, producing for netflix. the house is the size of zip code on martha's vineyard. she doesn't want any part of this campaign. i look at people's actions as much as their words. trump doing interviews obviously has a lot more energy than joe biden does. look at joe biden's schedule. monday had nothing on it. today he woke up in camp david. was it a four-day weekend we weren't told about it. larry: today is tuesday. what is he doing at camp david? >> he has been there since friday. larry: i got to get out. >> tomorrow nothing on his schedule again. this is an election year, larry. larry: trump will do six, seven events a day if he has to. >> shows us you want the job, mr. president. larry: mark simone, joe concha, two experts on old age. >> not me. larry: i'm the oldest guy on this set. there he goes again, president biden blaming inflatio

grant was arrested early this morning and hollywood for allegedly picking up a prostitute on sunset boulevardment of hugh grants showing up on the tonight show with jay leno was that he showed up >> we all assume he would cancel the appearance jay anticipated that and jay called hue grab and said, i think ultimately this story goes away. if you don't hide please welcome, ladies and gentlemen. >> hugh grant instead of >> having our usual whatever was 4 million viewers watching that night, we had over 10 million >> let me start with question number one >> everyone wanted to know what is you back in to say what the hell were you thinking >> my god, you couldn't have said it better. >> as you know, the hollywood community was shocked to learn that this type of thing was going on, right >> jake kills it the whole shop. >> well, i mean, obviously one of the vote, so many bad things about it. i don't know where to begin, but one of them who embarrassment i caused the people i've been working with the last year on on this film. >> and when you embarrass tom arnold, that's really at that point in july

, i mean, here's the issue, like you know, if you're south of sunset for example, i bring up sunset boulevard because that's where the hillside area starts. if you're in the flats or an areas like that insurance really is not much higher than it used to be. it's actually quite easy to obtain, but for clients that want to be in the areas that are in the hills, it's sometimes i'll have conversations with the middle like, okay. well, we don't want to go into the hills because it's just gotten so exorbitantly expensive. i mean, insurance that would have years ago, a couple of years, we'll have been made 20 thousand dollars a year, could be 80 to 100,000 at 100, $120,000. yeah. i mean, it's as much as people are paying and property taxes. >> right? >> eye. so what do you do? i mean, let's say that you're a homeowner with a mortgage. i mean, you can't just complete lately forego insurance, right >> you touched on this, but i mean, what what what do you do >> a lot of people are ensuring the properties for less money than they used to, which is you know, kind of a sucky situation when you have a mul

cars-traffic is more heavy on sunset boulevard. a lot of times i drive across the on 43rd or lower great highway, especially on friday afternoons. you don't have to take the long way around, so i think the man from planning is saying that they improved the traffic flow, well they didn't improve the traffic flow and they should look at the 43rd or 41st and lincoln they are supposed to put a traffic light there and didn't do it. they need to put other signs in there. you know, the mta wants to do it, then they need to improve the traffic and they need to improve the 18 bus line. that's why there should be a rehearing to ask mta about the north/south traffic and ask the man from the planning department what's the effect on north/south traffic whether the great highway is closed, especially on friday afternoon and thank you for your time and for your service you give to the city. it is much appreciated. even though i always-not always agree with you, but thank you. >> thank you. we'll hear from jen d, please go ahead. >> i have been a

we learned a lot on the first phase of the terra vale project, which rebuilt the street from sunset boulevard to the zoo, including rebuilding all the infrastructure of the streets, the underground utilities, to modernize all that infrastructure and make it more resilient, and make sure that we do not have to rebuild the street, hopefully in any of our lifetimes. we also learned about the importance of collaborating, particularly with neighborhood businesses and residents. we want to make sure that we are constructing the city's infrastructure in a time that the city is suffering and we are not adding to suffering. we're doing things like partnering with the mayor's office of economic workforce development to support neighborhood businesses through programming during this time. we are also making sure that businesses that create shared spaces in the parking lane, some of those need to be moved out of the way while the utility work is done underneath them. we are making sure that we will either move those platforms and outdoor eating areas back as they were, or help local merchants rebuild the

between slope boulevard and skyline boulevard to protect city infrastructure from damage caused by sea level rise. the city would redirect vehicles along skyline, sunset and slope boulevard. proposition i would restrict the city's ability to limit private vehicles used on jfk drive and certain connector streets in golden gate park and the great highway. proposition i would repeal the board's may 2022 ordinance and require the city to allow private motor vehicles to use jfk drive and certain connective streets in golden gate park at all times except from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays and legal holidays year-round as well as on saturdays and april through september. proposition i would require the city to allow motor use at all times on the great highway and not allow the city to remove the great highway between slope and skyline boulevard as proposed. for both the great highway and jfk drive along with the other affected streets in golden gate park, the city could temporarily limit access the roads for emergency for street repairs and community events. if proposition i passes, board may amend this ordinance by a 2/3 vote only if the amendments are

we learned a lot on the first phase of the terra vale project, which rebuilt the street from sunset boulevardluding rebuilding all the infrastructure of the streets, the underground utilities, to modernize all that infrastructure and make it more resilient, and make sure that we do not have to rebuild the street, hopefully in any of our lifetimes. we also learned about the importance of collaborating, particularly with neighborhood businesses and residents. we want to make sure that we are constructing the city's infrastructure in a time that the city is suffering and we are not adding to suffering. we're doing things like partnering with the mayor's office of economic workforce development to support neighborhood businesses through programming during this time. we are also making sure that businesses that create shared spaces in the parking lane, some of those need to be moved out of the way while the utility work is done underneath them. we are making sure that we will either move those platforms and outdoor eating areas back as they were, or help local merchants rebuild them so that we are

refilling lakes and bonds and decorative fountains and by users like san francisco public works for sunset boulevardn for landscape irrigation. we are work wg users like rec reaction park department and can tenant the san francisco zoological society as well as san francisco public works to replace the existing use of ground water and potable water with recycled water and these rules and regulations are intended for these users. so, under the notice of applicability issued june 30, 2023, by the san francisco bay regional water quality control board, the sfpuc is enrolled under the general order or state water resources control board order wq20160068ddw. and puc authorized to administer the recycled water program including issuing use permits to recycled water users instead of the board issuing these permits to the users, and insuring compliance with the general order these rules and regulations and the requirements of the uniform state-wide recycle criteria california code of regulations title 22, division 4 chapter 3. also under san francisco charter section 4.112, and article 8b, the sfpuc has exc

we learned a lot on the first phase of the terra vale project, which rebuilt the street from sunset boulevard to the zoo, including rebuilding all the infrastructure of the streets, the underground utilities, to modernize all that infrastructure and make it more resilient, and make sure that we do not have to rebuild the street, hopefully in any of our lifetimes. we also learned about the importance of collaborating, particularly with neighborhood businesses and residents. we want to make sure that we are constructing the city's infrastructure in a time that the city is suffering and we are not adding to suffering. we're doing things like partnering with the mayor's office of economic workforce development to support neighborhood businesses through programming during this time. we are also making sure that businesses that create shared spaces in the parking lane, some of those need to be moved out of the way while the utility work is done underneath them. we are making sure that we will either move those platforms and outdoor eating areas back as they were, or help local merchants rebuild the