i have served the beatles, the stones, freddie mercury, eric clapton, pete townsend, take that, carnabysnd jackie and joan collins, they were my favourite. we're in the philippines with the people who risk their lives preserving a dangerous art. plus, i'll be finding out why the natural wine movement is on the rise. that's really nice. hello and welcome to the travel show with me, lucy hedges. this week i'm in vevey, a small swiss town on the shores of lake geneva, as it hosts the world's biggest and perhaps most infrequent wine festival. as well as being home to unesco—projected lavaux vineyards, vevey is known for its living tradition, the fete des vignerons, a three—weeklong celebration of wine that transforms the town. while switzerland might not spring to mind when you think of wine, they actually produce around 100 million litres a year, exporting only 2% of it. it is said that during the fete des vignerons, visitors to this unsuspecting lakeside town work their way through — are you ready — over half a million bottles of wine. the festival itself actually began as a one—day feast,

. >> approving parking problem ekt ted bike lanes along 5th street between market street and townsend street associated with the 5th street improvement project. >> and the 5th street improvement project, we have been moving down from 7th street, and 6th street as we speak, and looking forward to hopefully your approval of the 5th street project today. have a protected bike lane, safety treatments at intersections, new transit boarding islands and relocation and expansion of the very important loading zones for businesses on the corridor. aside from being a really important safety project, it is important for a couple other reasons. first of all, it's going to close some of the gaps that we have in our bicycle network, so connect basically to mission bay, to caltrain, some of the ongoing projects we have going on, recent projects on howard, folsom, and closing the gap on the network and most of you know, the central soma plan is coming, we are going to see over 5 million square feet of new development on 5th street alone. and so it's imperative that we approve this project, build this

several changes for gregor townsend, five in total, but that is the team he thinks can do the job inh against samoa. a point to prove, improve all of that, we have the responsibility when involved with the national team to give our best. players are aware you may not get another opportunity. for those that haven't been selected this week, they have given that opportunity or someone else now has that opportunity to perform so a point to prove, but we have a big performance, to give against russia and japan and see where that takes us. lewis hamilton won the russian grand prix to inch closer to a sixth world title. ferrari's race unravelled after sebastien vettel disobeyed team orders by refusing to let team mate charles leclerc through, the german eventually retiring with engine problems as leclerc finished third, having started from pole. nick parrott reports. it's a victory lewis hamilton will savour because before the russian grand prix it was so unexpected. for a fourth race in a row, charles leclerc started from pole but his ferrari team feared hamilton could catch him unless vet

ndu don't s >> kathleen kennedy townsend on her father's message inis final campaign 51 years ago. >>are a greattr coun, compassionate country. >> there's no mistaking. she is robert kentedy's daur. do you realize as i listen to your talk and look at your face that you are the lining, breath embodiment of your dad? >> well, thank you very much, that's sweet of you to say. right now is a time that we do >> townsend was talking about olcti ofis t this springf c most famous speechesalled "rfk: his words for our times." s>> martin luther king shot and killed tonight. l > speeches likethe one he made 4, 1968, in despite warnings from local police. >> we must dedicate ourselves to what they wrote so many yes ago, to tame the savage's nest of this world.entle the life >> here is a man who ce from privileke, who quotes thes in an inner-city and calms the crowd. and in a sense, speaks to the >> for a speech he made at the university of missisppi in 1966. hostile territory for the former o acceptfigh gt for civil right.

. >> kathleen kennedy townsend on her father's message in his final campaign 51 years ago. >> we arentry, and a compassionate country. >> there's no mistaking. she is robert kennedy's daughter. do you realize as i listen to your talk and look at your face that you are the living, breathing embodiment of your dad? that's sweet of you to say.h, language can lift us up and right now is a time that we do need our language lifted up. >> townsend was talking about her father this spring on the relevance of a collection of his most famous speeches called "rfk: his words for our times." >> martin luther king was shot and killed tonight. >> speeches like the one he made april 4, 1968, in indianapolis, despite warnings from local police. >> we must dedicate ourselves to what they wrote so many years ago, to tame the savage's nest of man and make gentle the life of this world. >> here is a man who came from privilege, who quotes the greeks in an inner-city and calms the crowd. and in a sense, speaks to the better angels of people's nature and succeeds. >> for a speech he made at the university

of course, pete townsend heard about this, and a week or so later, he sent his down with a note sayingd rock mean to me? well, they gave me a job in 1971, a job that i've walked in every day and every second, minute, hour of the day, i've enjoyed every second of it. there you are, my darling, whenever you're ready, you pay me, and come back, and bring yourfriends, 0k? great to see you. well, stay with us here on the travel show, because coming up: we'll be meeting the filipino islanders keeping a perilous tradition alive. plus, i'll be asking just what goes into natural wine? madam, for you today, the cheese fondue! oh, my god! pepperman. merci. bye. i was not expecting that...at all. i think, as far as entrances go, that was quite extravagant. now you might not know this about me but i absolute the love fondue. so i'm in heaven right now. and usually this is the kind of meal that is communal, but clearly, i'm billy no—mates right now, but honestly i have no problem consuming all of this by myself. now, if you have never had the pleasure of having fondue, what you've got here is a burn

townsend went on to lose, probably because she was tired, right?'re not showing the winner of the match. >> who is the real winner? >> winning. >> that's right. >>> so we're winning with the forecast, too, kari. >> looks good. we talk about cooler air moving n a little bit more of a breeze and as we look at that already a lot of people out the door in dublin. this did not look like this yesterday. you wouldn't know because you were probably sleeping. here is a look at the seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen, starting in the south bay and as we head up toward concord it's still going to be very warm this afternoon. we hit the low 90s yesterday. today we're talking about upper 80s, so progress. we are going to see that continuing as we go throughout the week with our south bay high temperatures much cooler, downtown san jose reaching 83 degrees. we're still up to 90 today in gilroy, and still a few 90s in the east bay, with pittsburg up to 90 there and 80 in hayward. oakland today reaching a high of 79 and staying cool in half mo

chris: townsend was the oldest of robert kennedy's children.ers how he always pushed himself. >> my bedroom was next to his bathroom. every morning i would hear him updo his situps while he listend to shakespeare so he would have the language to speak to the deepest issues. chris: she was 16 when her father was assassinated. >> we talked about martyrs and sacrifice. it's hard to grow up in our family without the idea that life is filled with sacrifice. chris: townsend hates to speculate what her dad would think about current politics. but she has no doubts on one subject. >> what do you think your father ewould have made of donald trum. e>> he would be hurt by the pain he has caused so many people and the glee he seems to take in causing people of such pain. this idea that we are a generous people. a compassionate people. that we have a goodness in us, and we need leaders that appeal to that good part of us. bill: kathleen kennedy townsend was lieutenant governor of maryland and she is focused on improving retirement security. noting half of al

scotland head coach gregor townsend are seeing today he will be missed injapan. are seeing today he willmissed in japan. that is are seeing today he will be missed injapan. that is all for now. good night. you are watching bbc news. if you have been to a classical music concert in recent years you will have heard the announcement asking you to turn off your mobile phone because the performance is about to start. now the bbc philharmonic orchestra is encouraging its audiences to do the opposite. a classical concert where phone use isn't frowned upon. but welcomed... omg. we have whole generations of people now who expect, for example, to watch the telly while having their phone on, who have their phone on during conversations. we want to embrace that. so at this concert at london's royal albert hall, the audience hasn't been told to switch their phones off. far from it. we are encouraging people to have their phones on doing the concert, on silent. and we're providing tweet—length programme notes throughout the performance to guide people through the music in real—time. it might say, you

my name is around townsend, arnold townsend. just want to say a couple of words. i came to say i support the naming of the station rose pak station. like many other people, we did not always agree, and quite frankly, the only people who get everyone to agree with them are the people who never do anything and who never accomplish anything. so in that end, we had our differences, but i could never say she did not care about the chinatown community first in her mind, and she worked hard to get everything the people of chinatown deserved. finally, after someone who's lived in the fillmore district for 52 years, i can tell you the danger of naming places after the place name 'cause they got -- that changes. i was here 40 years before i ever heard of lower pacific heights. that was the fillmore. there were black owned businesses and african americans lived altogether together but the places named -- >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is kathy zhang. we urge you to not name the station. she herself obtained a two bedroom b.m.r. uni

charles townsend comes up with a new idea. the townsend act. the government gets the mistaken impression that the objection to the stamp act really was that it was an internal tax as opposed to a duty on imports where people have never really objected to parliament's right to regulate trade. so let's forget the stamp stuff. we'll have a tax on things the colonists import. paper, lead, glass, tea and we'll collect it at the ports. nobody has to be bothered. that's that. big surprise. more outrage. more anger and more fear. more mobs. another boycott of british goods. more angry protests going back across the ocean. look, don't you guys get it? any money you extract from us is a tax. you can't do it, whatever you call it, however you try to hide it, you can't do it. it's unconstitutional. and just to remind you of that, we're not buying your goods again, by the way. more boycotts, more lost money. the merchants and manufacturers go down to parliament again and say, stop this nonsense. and once more, the government backs off and repeals all the to

edinburgh hooker has been chosen as skipper ahead ofjohn barclay and greig laidlaw, while coach gregor townsendl the latest sports news at our website. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. this week's weather is looking fairly benign. that's because we've got atlantic influence, so a mixture of conditions — a bit of sunshine, some cloud, generally temperatures around the seasonal average or a little bit below. and in fact, wednesday looks like one of those days where the temperatures will be below average, and it'll be windy, as well, so that'll make it feel even cooler. and the reason is because we've got this area of low pressure moving down from the north—west, around our area of high pressure. two weather fronts on it, one bringing rain in the south—east, this next one bringing plenty of showers to scotland and northern ireland through the day. but that rain should clear away from the south—east through the morning. skies will brighten up, but the winds will pick up from a north—westerly, bringing plenty of showers. in the northern half of the country, som

>> when abbey hoffman tried to storm the mic and shout slogans for justice in the who set, pete townsend standing right behind him and pick up the guitar and turn it over and go boop. right in the back of the neck. >> and it is one, two, three, what are we fighting for. >> but country joe's sing along f-bomb resonated somehow, and when it made the movie, it became a protest song of the ages ages. >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you. >> there is nothing more powerful than that expletive to express our frustration and our anger. >> i know that i am not going to cry to you about the mother -- >> and a few when childish gambino played bonneroo, but none more than america fighting afghanistan, and maybe it is because america has been fighting longer than some of them have been alive. nowadays people are more worried about being shot here than over there. >> and childish gambino is talking about violence in america, and does that resonate? do you think that a song can change society? >> yes. >> for sure. >> it could be powerful, because today with the social media, and we are all connected. >>

. >> kathleen kennedy townsend on the message of her father's final campaign. >> we are a great country> all americans. >> robert kennedy's daughter. >> look at your face you are the living breathing embodiment of your dad. >> [laughter] thank you very much. language can lift us up bad right now we do need language lifted up. >> she was talking about her father and the relevance of a collection of his most famous speeches called his words for our time. >> mlk was shot and killed tonight. >> speeches like he made april h , 1968 in indianapolis despite warnings from local police. >> we will dedicate ourselves like we did to tame the selfishness to make gentle the life of this world. >> here is a man who quotes the greeks in the inner-city and columns the crowd and speaks to the better angels of peoples nature and succeeds. >> at the speech he made at university of mississippi 1966 for the former attorney general was the fight for civil rights. >> it is for us to stand then to fight for the answers of the future. >> he was the devil at the university of mississippi it taught him if you are

networks that connect or what charles pointed out, the need for connections between the 5th and townsend and howard and market street bike lanes. a literal way. but i would like to talk a different way. i don't really think of myself as a senior, i think of myself as a 68-year-old man, lucky enough to be still hobbling around. but i do feel seniors through ageism are unaware, and sometimes put in a box of, the city talks about improvements to, to transportation, for seniors, i always see muni and walking, which are poriimportan me and with some with a disability like myself, and some seniors bike and i am included, and how i connect to the city is keeping my involvement up with my friends, with my volunteer work and my social networks and getting there. >> thank you. >> by bike is the way i do that. so, please help connections, please approve the bike lane, thank you. bye. >> thank you. >> kevin carol, jodie, jake shumano. >> kevin carol, president and c.e.o. of the hotel council of san francisco. i live in san francisco, a heavy user of public transit and public transportation. for me,

it allowed me to call for 11 townsend plantations to send to representatives to the capital where these newly appointed burgesses would meet the laws. citizens of virginia did not have to fear because we have brought about a familiar form of government here in virginia where their own interest and concern with drive ledges nation. it would divide power between the governor, counsel, and this new representative assembly, the selected assembly is the voice of the people. it serves as a check on the power and balance of myself and my counsel . and it is my belief that the citizens of virginia have welcomed this method of establishing laws and political institutions including this new assembly that will continue to tend to the affairs of virginia for some time to come. today as we mark that first meeting that took place on this same day. some would say that we have brought virginia to justice and government that we knew in england. i call a upon my good friends and counsel. speaker? >> i remember when you and i and 20 by partisans during the toward summer of 16 and 19 the first legislative

signals along the valencia street corridor, and later in august and september, will be upgrading townsend street and brennan street based on legislation that this board passed earlier this summer. we continue to try to shorten the amount of time we spend delivering projects and get those improvements on the street as fast as possible. we know engineering is not the only component to vision zero and we have watched several educational activities in the last month. we released a biking in san francisco campaign, free bike focused social media videos, we launched another round of our safe speed campaign which reminds drivers that excessive speed is overwhelmingly the most common cause of traffic fatalities in our streets, and the campaign will include shelter adds, radio adds on 15 bay area radio stations in english, spanish, and chinese and we'll be using our variable message signs, the signs of direct drivers around congestion and parking. you may have seen those signs this week that satan messages that kids are back in school, slow down. and finally, our director of government affairs is

several changes for gregor townsend, five in total, but that is the team he thinks can do the job andnvolved with the national team to give our best. players are aware you may not get another opportunity. for those that haven't been selected this week, they have given that opportunity and someone else now has that opportunity to perform so points to prove, but we have a big performance, to give against russia andjapan and performance, to give against russia and japan and see where that takes us. one line from the england camp today. piers francis has been cleared to play after a disciplinary panel decided not to uphold his citing for a red card after a high tackle during england's win over the usa on thursday. the panel said the tackle ought to have resulted in a yellow card on the field. lewis hamilton won the russian grand prix to inch closer to a sixth world title. ferrari's race unravelled after sebastien vettel disobeyed team orders by refusing to let team—mate charles leclerc through, the german eventually retiring with engine problems as leclerc finished third, having started f

unfortunately the boost didn't seem to help her as townsend went on to lose. >> they looked like they were heckling her or mocking her. >> that's a good way to stay warm. >> i guess. >> she made tv in the bay area. >> true. let's get a look at our start this morning in the south bay, as the sun starts to come up, we're just going to see a few more clouds reaching over the south bay. in east san jose and evergreen, expect it to start out cool, 59 degrees, and then warming up into the mid-70s throughout the rest of the morning. normally we're up to 82 and we're going to match that temperature today with some low 80s in the south bay. inland east bay we're back in the low 90s and also some low to mid-90s for the inland north bay, while oakland tops out at 79. san francisco reaches 69 degrees. we will have slight cooling. a weak storm system approaching and a surge of monsoonal moisture causing some showers and storms to develop in parts of the sierra. here we're just going to see a few more clouds and then as we head toward the end of the week, the humidity drops, we get more of an ocean

scores and those kids are out chris lies and townsend schoolers was have glee's what we're looking out so reseed that did it's not universal vine lot of the are many i have his now so i thought i said i also just i want to make the point $20.00 that it's you know a lot at these studies even maybe cities so the which i'm also involved and florence's been talking about lake were looking it a large cohorts of kids but kids are a fundamentally different well all fundamentally different right we all have different characteristics and i think that that may also contribute to sort of these fidei it's i'm so right now the stated literature is where or lumping like a large cohorts of in fence children a and or adolescence together and looking at sort of gentle outcomes for were not looking at difference is between kids were not looking but very closely a difference is between types of scream to am and seeing how those differences may affect sort of cognition like you mentioned may affect brain development may affect sort of behaviors or say catterick some right children i know you want to come

between russia and the trump presidential campaign is it's very embarrassing for our government fran townsend services to look flatfooted like this and to leave it to an american political and congressional process to reveal the truth about what happened in britain. over in brussels de facto capital of the union reps it is want to leave many think the truth is already out there i went to meet sajid kerim a leading u.k. conservative member of the european parliament he lays responsibility for the brics it mess squarely at the fate of russian president vladimir putin a weakening of the european union is in his interests it is is aimed it is his goal and i'm afraid we are on the verge of. delivering that for him today i don't think brits and certainly many of the europeans have actually understood to what extent their lives are about to change. unless our governments including my government in the united kingdom take the step of investigating and protecting our democracy today. it wasn't the only warning about russian meddling i heard in brussels russia is responsible for 80 percent on the infor

between russia and the trump presidential campaign is it's very embarrassing for our government fran townsend services to look flat footed like this and to leave it to an american political and congressional process to reveal the truth about what happened in britain. over in brussels de facto capital of the union reps it is want to leave many think the truth is already out there i went to meet sajid kerim a leading u.k. conservative member of the european parliament he lays responsibility for the brics it mess squarely at the feet of russian president vladimir putin a weakening of the european union is in his interests it is aimed it is his goal and i'm afraid we are on the verge of. delivering that for him today i don't think brits and certainly many of the europeans have actually understood to what extent their lives are about to change. unless our governments including my government in the united kingdom take the step of investigating in protecting our democracy today. it wasn't the only warning about russian meddling i heard in brussels russia is responsible for 80 percent of the informat

between russia and the trump presidential campaign is it's very embarrassing for our government fran townsend services to look flat footed like this and to leave it to an american political and congressional process to reveal the truth about what happened in britain. over in brussels de facto capital of the union reps it is want to leave many think the truth is already out there i went to meet sajid kerim a leading u.k. conservative member of the european parliament he lays responsibility for the brics it mess squarely at the feet of russian president vladimir putin a weakening of the european union is in his interests it is his aim it is his goal and i'm afraid we are on the verge of. delivering that for him today i don't think brits and certainly many of the europeans have actually understood to what extent their lives are about to change. unless our governments including my government in the united kingdom take the step of investigating and protecting our democracy today. it wasn't the only warning about russian meddling i heard in brussels russia is responsible for 80 percent on the infor

between russia and the trump presidential campaign is it's very embarrassing for our government fran townsend services to look flat footed like this and to leave it to an american political and congressional process to reveal the truth about what happened in britain. over in brussels de facto capital of the union reps it is want to leave many think the truth is already out there i went to meet sajid kerim a leading u.k. conservative member of the european parliament he lays responsibility for the brics it mess squarely at the feet of russian president vladimir putin a weakening of the european union is in his interests it is his aim it is his goal and i'm afraid we are on the verge of. delivering that for him today i don't think brits and certainly many of the europeans have actually understood to what extent their lives are about to change unless our governments including my government in the united kingdom take the step of investigating and protecting our democracy today. it wasn't the only warning about russian meddling i heard in brussels. russia is responsible for 80 percent on this info

scotland head coach gregor townsend is looking forward to getting started.er one in the world but obviously we know are a very good team, a team that we play every year so you can't disguise it as anything else that a hugely important game against a very, very good side. and england have named a strong side to face tonga on sunday in saporro. captain owen farrell plays at centre alongside manu tuilagi. george ford is at fly half. super league champions wigan warriors beat salford red devils 18—12 in tonight's qualifying final. they scored three tries including this one form george williams but it was in defence where they were most impressive. it means they are nowjust one win away from the grand final at old trafford. hazy conditions have overshadowed preparations for the singapore grand prix this weekend, with the city's worst air pollution in three years causing some concern, but practice has been taking place today. valterri bottas crashed in the first session — hitting the barriers of the street circuit. he missed the rest of the session as a result. ch

but it's another chastening defeat for gregor townsend's side who face samoa in group b next, while irelandtries as they comfortably beat namibia 47—22. and just getting under way in sapporo right now, england's opening game against tonga. eight minutes in, as eddiejones side looks to get their campaign off to the best possible start. there is no score there as yet. some other news from japan and australia's winger reece hodge has been cited for a tackle during yesterday's victory over fiji. hodge's tackle on peceli yato saw the fijian fail a head injury assessment, meaning he didn't return to the field of play after the tackle. hodge will appear before an independent panel in tokyo at a date to be confirmed. world rugby said before the tournament they would be clamping down on high tackles. away from the rugby world cup, pep guardiola called his manchester city side a "joy to watch" after his side put on an emphatic display at the etihad, beating watford 8—0. it took just 52 seconds for david silva to set them on their way at the etihad. and byjust the 18th minute nicolas otamendi had made

scotland's head coach gregor townsend says he will be missed. that's all the sport for now.those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport champions league group stages get under way this week, all the details of chelsea and frank lampard's news conference on there. the liberal democrat party conference continues today — yesterday, delegates voted to unilaterally revoke brexit should they get into government. their leaderjo swinson sat down with our chief political correspondent vicki young earlier today. we have been, for three and a half yea rs we have been, for three and a half years arguing that when details of the final brexit proposition were available, that should be put to the public, for the final say in a people sought. and we still think thatis people sought. and we still think that is the best way to resolve the brexit issue. and we will argue for that in parliament. but if we do not manage to secure that and find ourselves in a general election, that might be the last opportunity the public have to make their voice heard on brexit. and, as a party

coach gregor townsend has left out forwards josh strauss, matt fagerson and magnus bradbury.stadium at the 2022 commonwealth games in birmingham, after villa park was withdrawn as a venue. there'll be an earlier start to the football season that year, due to the world cup in qatar starting in november, so the sevens will now be played at wasps' home ground, the ricoh arena in coventry, great britain'sjohanna konta will be aiming to reach the semi—finals at the us open for the first time later. she beat the third seed karolina pliskova in the last round, her quarterfinal opponent is the fifth seed elina svitolina. she is an incredible player, she has got a massive game, she has got tremendous power behind her ball and her ability to really play big and similarto ina her ability to really play big and similar to in a way and some other players, there will be times where i would not have much to say in the match and that is something you have to learn to tolerate and just accept. in the men's draw, rafa nadal is still on course to meet roger federer in the final. he's through to

. >> i am kathleen kennedy townsend i am just thrilled to hear each of you and to inspire women across the united states. i working on the issue of retirement security's i want you to think about this issue 50 percent have nothing save for retirement because 50 percent off all business doesn't have a retirement plan we have done a survey working on retirement security with 4000 americans that says if you give people that 77 percent of republicans or democrats that 80 percent like the plan i will tell you briefly then you can go back to congress and introduce it. [laughter] if a person works for business without a retirement plan contributes one.5 percent of the salary and is matched by the business one.5 percent they can decide where the 3 percent is invested and when they retire they will get a monthly paycheck for the rest of their life that gives them portability right now they change jobs all the time all the retirement is attached to their jobs and what we need is a new system of retirement security not attached to business that goes with the individual wherever they go. i love to

coach gregor townsend has left out forwards josh strauss, matt fagerson and magnus bradbury.a little below the seasonal average, and infact a little below the seasonal average, and in fact wednesday will be one of those days where the temperatures will be below the seasonal average. and in fact, with strong winds it is going to feel quite cool, especially across northern areas, especially where the showers come along. it is all because of this area of low pressure skirting around this area of high pressure. it's going extend two weather fronts our way, this one bringing outbreaks of rain to central, southern and eastern areas first thing on wednesday. that will clear away. sunshine behind this next weather front will enhance the shower activity across scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north wales. some of them will be heavy, maybe even thundery. in those when strong, pushing it from the north—west. gusts 40—50 mph, may be stronger than that especially around southsea coast. it will be chilly around the north. 17/19 perhaps across the south—east. through wednesd

frances townsend the 2nd biggest city in botswana is 6 hours away from mali and that's where queen who lives within the scene she's seen as the introverted but beautiful rock opera back in her father's home she's a carpenter fashioning wooden baby cribs it's a job that enables her to take care of her 9 year old daughter while also going against the grain of traditional gender roles. for the for the southeast. so. it's. a woman beside him should be an example. an example to all as kids a knowledge of kidding yourself. a woman she'd be that's. within if it maybe keeps that if it needed to get that. it will men should be empowering yeah we should be i think it will. be. doing this kind of. makes me feel. powerful. it makes me feel good because i'm doing what i love. i'm doing something that a lot of people least expected me to do so a pretty much enjoy surprising people. in his comes to them finding out that i do this because even when i go to buy the materials at the shops that one is in a. suit who exploit who does this is my 1st time to see a lady in the section. she builds cribs and b

after the loss of sam skinner with a hamstring injury in their home victory over france, gregor townsend where we can improve and attack and defence. to build on some good work in this piece against a real challenge that we have in that area. obviously, to get through the game with confidence, with a team that has taken another step towards playing to their full potential and hopefully a belief that great after 80 minutes. the women's super league starts back this weekend and for the first time in the new era, there will be a manchester derby and it will be played at the ethiad. around 25, 000 tickets have been sold already. it's the not the only women's match being played at their men's ground. stamford bridge will host chelsea women who play tottenham and they're hoping to fill the stadium. our women's sports reporter jo curriejoins us now. after so much interest in women's football during the world cup, how significant is it that this seems to be continuing into club football? it is hugely significant. cash amount back to the summer, when england heartbreak begley lost to the usa at t

>> i was there, yeah, it was at a theater in london, and i was there, clapton was there, townsend was god and, yeah, we'd released sergeant pepper on a friday, and two days later on a sunday, he'd learned it and he played it. and he played a great version of it, but he had this vibrator on, you know, on the guitar -- >> stephen: the whammy bar. the whammy bar, call it what you will. >> stephen: mm-hmm. and he's going -- ( make sounds ) >> and we're going, whoa, great, great, but we knew, now he's out of tune. >> stephen: because he's stretching the strings. >> you stretch the strings, in those days, that would send you out of tune. so it's his first number. so we're looking, what is he going to do? ( laughter ) so he starts looking for eric clapton in the audience and says, is eric out there, man? >> stephen: and eric clapton is the guitar god at that point. >> yeah, and eric is there but eric's hiding. ( whistling ) jimi said, hey, would you come up here and tune this thing for me? >> stephen: wow, those are some brass swingers right there. ( laughter ) did clapton go up and tune it?

this is 340 townsend street within the central soma zoning use district. the western district and the 130 district. the site is currently developed with five story structure. first three levels are devoted to parking and top is office space. the existing garage is under utilized with 100 spaces unused on a given day, according to the project sponsor. the department considered if this is appropriate use for the site if the auto parking could be converted to higher use. the site is transit accessible with the fourth and king transit station across the street. central subway is opening service in 2021. the context of the neighborhood undergoing significant change. the tennis club and creamery will generate construction activity in the coming years. crews come early before transit is in full-service, it is likely providing additional parking capacity in the immediate term may provide relief during the construction. as the neighborhood develops public parking may impede less auto dependents pattern and it may be redeveloped to higher and better use. the departm

the first time, going to tokyo for the first time, uh, to what -- what eric clapton and, uh, pete townsendeigning guitar gods of england. what they must've gone through the week that jimi hendrix came to town. you hear about it, you go see it. the whole -- a window opens up into a whole new thing. and you think, "what does this mean? what do i have left to say? what do i do now?" ♪ welcome to tokyo. you are not invited. this is the other tokyo. 12 hour flight, and i'm baked. no sleep. might as well -- must go out. ♪ the kabukicho district near my hotel has the advantage of being where the subterranean life, the repressed ids of the japanese male and some females, too, comes out to play. joining me is japanese film producer and production manager masa kakubo. always a good sign when protective chains separate entertainers from the soon to be entertained, right? prepare yourself for the greatest show in the history of entertainment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ no, no, it can't be over. not yet. no! but yet, yet it is. with a series of chased high fives with the hard working performers. okay, i gotta t

scotland head coach gregor townsend is looking forward to getting started.r one in the world. we know they are a good team, a team we play every year, so you cannot disguise it as anything else than a hugely important game against a very, very good side. and england have named a strong side to face tonga on sunday in saporro. captain 0wen farrell plays at centre alongside manu tuilagi. george ford is at fly half. and head coach eddiejones can't wait to get going. the world cup is like a roller—coaster. we are at the top of the ride now looking down. everyone is nervous, excited — you get down the first slope and you have to adapt to that, and the players have equipped themselves to ride the roller—coaster because there is gonna be some turns, some accidents, there will be some fun. and we want to enjoy all of those things that come along and the team is equipped to handle it. there is one game in the premier league — southampton hosting local rivals bournemouth. the last time these two sides met, it was a six—goal thriller, ending in a 3—3 draw. bournemouth

byrd, officer matthew parker, officer joseph, officer andrew clifford, officer holbrook, officer townsend, officer costa, officer stephen arango, officer nico, an officer john. i think we have the captain who is going to say a few words. thank you, captain, for your leadership and for training, and supporting your officers so that they can be prepared when that moment comes,. i want to thank you for your leadership, as well. [applause] >> i really appreciate you for these officers today. we have one here who has done six saves in 2019 already. at the end of their shift, i really feels good to know that you saved a life. these officers are also fighting another front also,, who are putting deadly drugs on the streets. thank you again, laura, if you want to acknowledge? as you said, it is an epidemic and we do have a serious problem , on the streets. i am very proud of the officers that stand behind me, they could just call for medical assistance, but they decide to jump in and be that medical assistance. i am very proud of them. thank you for everything that you did. thank you, also, all o

and as essential survivors continues in the bahamas townsend's abandoned homes destroyed by hurricane dorian. hello get a welcome back to international weather forecast for the next couple of days are going to be quite stormy here and wet and cloudy across parts of central europe we do have a couple areas of low pressure to talk about one right here across central europe that is going to be heading towards the north it's going to be a lot of rain from parts of germany down here across parts of austria as well so for berlin expect to see a wet day here on monday with 15 degrees out here towards the west we do have a system that's going to bring some rain across parts of the u.k. so for london expect to see some winds and some rain at 15 degrees paris that looking too bad but once we put this into motion from monday to tuesday that rain makes its way towards the south parts itself into the western mediterranean brings a lot of rain across parts of spain as well as into southern france london you are looking better here on tuesday at 18 degrees and also a nice day in paris at about 22 de

the staff architect on preserving and revitalizing the historic baker and hamilton building at 601 townsend street, over a year. it is on the national register of historic places. i worked meticulously to study and restore this building in accordance to and interpreting the secretary of the interior's standards for this building, as macro media offices, with i is now adobe headquarters. in the category of building features and system standards, i study the the context, building facades, canopies and roof signage from historic footages to identify and interpret the best approach to preserve the character of the building. i worked out the details to rebuild in-kind of the roof signage and the support system, windows and canopies were restored and replaced with custom materials, that imitate the original look. the loading dock canopies were restored as canopies for new outdoor seating areas. for the building exterior and interior standards, exterior bricks were restored and painted the original color and shape. the regional timber frame structure and load-bearing walls were seismically upgrade