wes streeting said there? o surprise, really, where we are at the moment, >> no surprise, really, where we are at the moment , they can't are at the moment, they can't make any promises. it's all a lot of talk until they actually see and they have said this until they see the numbers, they can't really say what they're going do. it's there's going to do. so it's there's nothing there . nothing new there. >> i mean, chris, what did you make of it? because like you say, junior doctors, we've had the strikes this week as well. there was a little bit of a commitment that maybe in a second term labour might able commitment that maybe in a segeti term labour might able commitment that maybe in a seget them labour might able commitment that maybe in a seget them back ur might able commitment that maybe in a seget them back ur the ht able commitment that maybe in a seget them back ur the pay able to get them back to the pay level that the bma are requesting. were you satisfied ? requesting. were you satisfied? what wer

should we say the high street? it should adapt and change, do we accept things will never be the same again? is reality being clouded, has ourjudgment being clouded? there is much to be in the style jerk about. betting shops, charity shops —— nostalgic about. some shops do well, some outlets thriving. the card factory, for example. brian mark doing well. what is the secret of their success? strong performances from zara. 08085 909693, 85058. we have all been there, some of us prefer to go out of town shopping centres. there are so many issues, there is parking, rentals, interest rates, everything. let's go for it. bill grimsby, author of the vanishing high street. and jenny hill, who helps on the high street. and lisa, with you shortly, lisa. welcome, bill. vanishing high street. what has happened, and what do we do? ten street. what has happened, and what do we do? , ., , street. what has happened, and what do we do? , . , ., ., ., do we do? ten years ago i wrote the book which — do we do? ten years ago i wrote the

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we want to insure when we build streets, build projects we align with the type of streets people want to use. we hear people are very uncomfortable when asked to share the road with vehicles. when we add a regular painted bike lane on a calm street that comfort level goes up. we also see for many different forms of separation from vehicles there is a high level of comfort that is expressed by the public as well as a fairly high level of comfort the slow streets. to also share what we learned through polling work and data analysis, we know when we build the network people use it. and we also know things get safer. we know that 10 percent of respondents to our polling work, which was balanced for geography and demo draffics across the city, 10 percent of people use active transportation device every day. we also know that all most half of people in san francisco use a active transportation device at least once a month. when we build quick-build, ridership goes up by over a quarter and collisions for all types of road users go down. but we also know people don't feel safe today, and this

we have street circuit_ in the top three. we have street circuit to — in the top three. s that we normally get in the races. still going — normally get in the races. still going to — normally get in the races. still going to be a fight with the heat, the can — going to be a fight with the heat, the car, tires but good tomorrow and will focus _ and that's all the sport for now. as we've been reporting it's been one years since the death of mahsa amini, the kurdish iranian woman who died in custody. her death sparked months of anti—government protests in the country. throughout the day with and following demonstrations around the world. we were in new york but now let's head to another gathering in toronto where the bbc is therefore ours. we can see just in front of what looks like another gathering. just talk us through how big the crowds are where you are and who exactly is there.— who exactly is there. toronto is one ofthe who exactly is there. toronto is one of the main — who exactly is there. toronto is one of the main hubs _ who exactly is there. toronto is one of the

we want to insure when we build streets, build projects we align with the type of streets people want to use. we hear people are very uncomfortable when asked to share the road with vehicles. when we add a regular painted bike lane on a calm street that comfort level goes up. we also see for many different forms of separation from vehicles there is a high level of comfort that is expressed by the public as well as a fairly high level of comfort the slow streets. to also share what we learned through polling work and data analysis, we know when we build the network people use it. and we also know things get safer. we know that 10 percent of respondents to our polling work, which was balanced for geography and demo draffics across the city, 10 percent of people use active transportation device every day. we also know that all most half of people in san francisco use a active transportation device at least once a month. when we build quick-build, ridership goes up by over a quarter and collisions for all types of road users go down. but we also know people don't feel safe today, and this

[applause] >> i'm rick recollect the president of non profit market street rail way. we advocate for the cable cars and historic street cars on market street. we work with sfmta to enhance their operation and do it without any government money. this year, we partnered with numerous history and business groups and sfmta to celebrate 150 years of cable cars. [applause] one of the celebration partners union square alliance contributed wonderful banners behind us you see. melissa rodriguez, if you are here, stick your hand up. they are all here somewhere. she's the ceo. another partner, the flood building which is overlooked this turn table since 1904 is gifting you folks with these great flowers passed around here. they work with the alliance to decorate this cable car. will the flood sisters please put their hands up? [applause] we really miss jim flood. sorry he cant be here. he's here--that's right. china town merchants, fisherman whafer, downtown san francisco parthnership all contributed to help us bring you cable car history. mike fips and don (indiscernible) cable ca

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do we.7 what the high street in britain. do we? what does that even mean? and does the high street have a place in our lives like it once did? do you know the drill did? and do you know the drill on dewbs& co? it's not just about it's very much about about me. it's very much about you. one of my debates you. so one of my debates tonight is driven by your comments . last night we were comments. last night we were talking about dangerous in talking about dangerous dogs in particular the bully dogs. i was saying that i think that they need to be banned. lots of you very strongly disagreeing with me, but also lots of you saying that you felt that all dogs should be muzzled in public. you heard me right. should be muzzled in public. you heard me right . all dogs muzzled heard me right. all dogs muzzled in public. would you support that? you were divided last night. and i want to get into it with my panel tonight. at and last but not least, people who litter. i cannot bear a littering. what is wrong with you anyway? there's talk now about go through a drive about

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we street females a day, then it was to now we own each once a day to vote for your program needs to not only continue is assistance but to increase it both or noah's. the old, the years before drought and economic hardship has lift more than a toad of guns, dependent on human being in it. but this here, the funding shortfall has forced to un domestically skills back its program. wp has the cut 10000000 people from an emergency food assistance from 13000000 to 3, leaving us only able to support one out of 5 people who go to bed hungry every night. this is not sustainable. and we saw that last year where we were able to provide assistance to 23000000 people at a verdict catastrophe. this goes beyond politics. we must focus on the people, the woman, the children of asked, or mr. disappeared into not about streets, math, and that is 222 months or i'm you know, had not been feeling when 100 arm band means she is severely met. another she needs to be hospitalized. like i'm not, i don't to 1000000 children in this country a fight in chronic hunger. but with the latest strong def wsb guts a

we and then they go into street tree. right? so on me, you know there are different types, different types of maintenance that we do so young trees typically don't require as much pruning, but we have to be watering them. and i think what deputy director durden was saying, once they're established, we take them off our watering list, but then they get into the bucket of being part of the pruning regular pruning cycle. right? but i think, yes, we will definitely try to give you better context for the numbers and maybe some definitions to, you know, for us non non tree folk. thank you. thank you. thank you. yes thank you. and wanted to segue on to that too. and also based on prop e, we had all these trees that now become the city obligation and those that were pruning their trees privately did it. and then some trees need to be done every three years, four years, i believe in the last report that superintendent crawford. yes. superintendent nicholas crawford sent us, he said it would take seven years for a full cycle for all the tr

i have wes streeting have interviewed wes streeting interviews playing out in the next hour on gb newsthat brexit and to fight that brexit and trying to fight that lost us the past two elections. it's not a decision or a mistake they'll make again. instead, they'll make again. instead, they want to try and do more things on small more on things on small boats, more on science, technology, on the climate those the climate change. those are the spaces they want to work together. but you're right to ask question why ? what's ask the question why? what's the point leaving but point of leaving the eu? but i suppose they're not going to go back, not going to reopen the sovereignty which is what sovereignty issue, which is what is important so many is so important to so many brexiteers. understand that brexiteers. they understand that parliament brexiteers. they understand that parlia choices in this country, make choices in this country, but what the choice the labour appear to be offering to electors next year at the election is vote for us and we'll do things more closely to the how that g

, and we suffer from that imaue. ,, streets, and we suffer from that imaue. you that people need to learn more about _ image. do you that people need to learn more about how _ image. do you that people need to learn more about how to _ image. do you that people need to learn more about how to ride - image. do you that people need to j learn more about how to ride them responsibly? of course, it is not just those riding them, it is the people in the other vehicles around them on the road.— people in the other vehicles around them on the road. absolutely. in 8596 of cases, them on the road. absolutely. in 8596 of cases. the — them on the road. absolutely. in 8596 of cases, the scooter _ them on the road. absolutely. in 8596 of cases, the scooter accident, - them on the road. absolutely. in 8596 of cases, the scooter accident, the i of cases, the scooter accident, the scooter driver is the victim. so it is all about basically being responsible, taking care of how you behave in the streets, but also it is a new means of transport, so obviously we need to make sur

i'm joined now by the shadow health secretary, wes streeting. thank you forjoining us. ve no one to answer to. why has it taken to lucy letby�*s conviction for politicians to focus on the problems of management? we have on the problems of management? - have had a series of review, sir robert francis and the clarke review, the messenger review. you backed the — review, the messenger review. you backed the robert francis, the fit and proper person?— backed the robert francis, the fit and proper person? yes, we backed the recommendations, _ and proper person? yes, we backed the recommendations, but- and proper person? yes, we backed the recommendations, but not - and proper person? yes, we backed the recommendations, but not all. and proper person? yes, we backed i the recommendations, but not all the recommendations have been followed and in particular when it comes to the regulation of senior managers in the regulation of senior managers in the nhs. the government hasn't gone as far as they ought to and one of the things i have said to the health secretary, steve barkley,

we assist street clean with illegal dumping. these are heavy equipment crew going in cleaning before and after the clean up. we assist with clean up of ridiculous slide this is is the next slide. a rock slide on alabama street. before the broadway came through the fence line. we installed the concrete barriers. these are -- pictures of special paving projects paving for parking lets for covid test cites. this had to be installed. and the next sufficient our heavy equipment removing a skate ramp installd and removal of items with requests along the roadway illegal low. i will pass it to jeff will go over the building repair. >> good morning. jeff reporting for building repair. currently, the building repair bureau consists of 12 shops and administration we have stationary engineers carbenters, glazers, locksmith, plumbers, roofers, sheet metal workers, soft floor, steam fitters, tile setting and painting. at the disposal of the for city. our stationary engineers they are responsible for conducting inspections of all of the major c

, then we, we street and went to the parks or to the parking square. people started to just uh, you know, realize what's, what's happening and, yeah. menu munoz to us. we just slipped outside. nobody for the enter could to that, to how to mohammed this was the biggest as quite to hit morocco in a 120 years. can you describe the geology of it to us? it? yes, uh, i think it is most of the earthquakes, the, that they accept their own reward, historically is at the boundary of the tectonic place. so some morocco is located at that location validates the regime plate with the template that they need. so this is right in the bound be so, so as like the right, that's what happens is the boundaries display take 20 places constantly moving and pushing, pulling up against each other. so what else will get guess is essentially when material between these 2 bran brandy are displace pushing case each other. it's time to take any, any, any, any more force. so they need breaks. that fracture is essentially like truck, an explosion is that press release in energy cost

folsom street. we tried to look at lands use and all the different use of the street and said we want to 2 way street. make is fend low for merchants and local street. the attitudes is thanks for shirring we'll ignore what you said. the bike lane proposals i ask you to change the way you talk to communities about the streets look why are we not implementing this. and how to do better. and marine and bayshore the city and the agency are not doing enough to help people strip away from cars special public transportation and active transportation. in the past week 5 hub huh joined me no turn on red citywide. this is something within your and the agency's authority. approve no turnom red citywide now. implementing 30 feet of daylighting will increase safety for all including drivers. and also within your authority. and i urge to you take action to approve policy for 30 feet of daylighting in every intersection in the city. next closed streets. in the roadway on slow streets make its safer and shift trip its

one, outside of 1,000 market street the market fully engaged on the north side of market we are doinge work on the sidewalks and also around the curve in conjunction with market street so between those two projects space for pedestrians to today verse as a certain time. we have the building on market reach out to see if any additional um, space we can create. double check the ramping to make sure they are correct slopes be as smooth as possible. similar this came up on the block between 7 and 8 streets open market we will be doing similar types of work on the sidewalks and also construction constructing some new curb ramps in front of the market with the chimney building and where the mod office are and across the street with the theatre with the sidewalks construction and also preparing for the planting the street trees and did take up a good amount of sidewalk con restricted the pedestrian path of travel and since this was a little tireer than we initially it out and market street the san francisco public works was circus at the same time as our work and temporary rambles had to shu

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roads, then we have roads, if we talk about republican roads, there are 2,500 of them, if we talk about streetsf we talk about coverage, then out of 10,500 regional roads, we have about 60% already paved, the rest need to be put in order, those too, well, about 200. need to be put in order, if we talk about republican roads, then 98% of them are asphalt or asphalt concrete, that is , they are in good condition, although every year we invest money there, scheduled repairs, current, capital, but there are fewer problems there, if we talk about street pavement, road and street surfaces, out of 8,500 that settlements have, they are again somewhere around 60%, this happens with asphalt pavement, the rest or it’s even a little less, the rest are our dirt roads, sandy roads, well, ordinary rural roads, they need to be put in order, this is where we will use the technologies that we demonstrated today, how much time is planned is still possible , let's say bring...

republican holiday, the day of writing, for this holiday our city was very much transformed, we a pedestrian streetred , our city park was finally transformed, an alley of sculptures of our famous fellow countrymen appeared, who at different times glorified our ivanovo region, those sculptures are made of oak, we chose this oak, we drove through our forests, our ivanovo district and chose the material to make these sculptures. i have worked and continue to work in one place all my life, but at the bondorstvo school, in principle, i never considered the issue or any, well, it never occurred to me to move to some other place, because firstly, i love the countryside, i love quiet places , and when i come to a big city, i feel... not quite, not quite good, so for me a city like ours ivanovo is the best option, living in another place, in principle i don’t see myself, uh, i like everything here, i like the people here, my neighbors, the place where i live, here - as i already said, hardworking, very friendly and good people live, so... but the thought of moving to other place of residence. sometimes cou

we are safe. when you go out on the streets, _ safe. we are safe. when you go out on the streets, what _ safe. streets, what have _ safe. we are safe. when you go out on the streets, what have you - safe. we are safe. when you go out| on the streets, what have you seen? everybody was out at night. you see people panicking, and of course, if you have somebody in need of help, it will be much more difficult, because we have people who are disabled, visually impaired, so you need to go and help those neighbours as well. the feeling itself of looking at the debris and the hazards and the environments is quite challenging. éziz hazards and the environments is quite challenging. aziz moummou, thank ou quite challenging. aziz moummou, thank you very _ quite challenging. aziz moummou, thank you very much _ quite challenging. aziz moummou, thank you very much for _ quite challenging. aziz moummou, thank you very much for talking - quite challenging. aziz moummou, thank you very much for talking to | thank you very much for talking to us about your occurrences. we are glad that you are safe. we understan

there is a wife, of course, call me quickly, otherwise we still have five streets to go around beforewhat happened? okay, vladimir and i want to talk to you about something seriously. we're not the problem either. let's go mr. sobolev good afternoon mr. mayor drop it and i understand, yes, that's it, you understand i know whoever is behind this petition, please stop in an amicable way. hello. hello, you are the owner. no, i’m also a buyer for a friend, but he’s not there. here's the address. and this is romanov. you know him, right? here everyone knows now no. he went on vacation. tired. obviously the hotel. there is no, there is beauty in the city. and thomas passed by. very nice. tell thomas you could help me with housing somehow. yes , i could, but let's go to the city together. well , my room at home is good, good. i deserve 150 please, i'm a cucumber. we are ladies yesterday everyone trampled underfoot with these signatures. they treat two more at their own expense for 50. why is it so little that many are lost? do not need anymore. so, by the way, i met thomas this morning. he a

but we can add streets somewhere. e also always in such a situation so that the children have time to arrive. if there was shelling in the morning, we know where it will be in the afternoon, so that after training they can already have time to get home, although we would like them to be at home, so we don’t keep them here for a long time. and before, of course, training. we had larger ones, if possible , with older children who were already more specialized. it was two training sessions. one in the morning, the second in the afternoon, well, in total, and they could have spent six hours in the hall, if they took it that way. mariupol is now a rear city and, unlike donetsk, sports sections can work here without restrictions, but there is another problem: most of the halls in the city are broken down. during the fighting, an unknown greco-roman wrestling club called azovmash huddled in the area of ​​the surviving fitness center. true , classes have become easier since september, and are now held in renovated school gyms

have a proposal we are rolling out today that says we are going to put officers back out on the street. we are going to put -- we have been having conversations with the chief , people in the community. they want to see people out in the community doing community policing, suppressing crime and stopping crime before it even happens. the officers need to be present and visible. >> the supervisor is introducing legislation, calling for increased foot and bike patrols throughout the city. >>> in solano county, dna evidence led investigators to a man accused of abducting and killing a 6-year-old boy decades ago. jeremy stoner disappeared from his vallejo home in february of 1987 and was found dead on sherman island a few days later. a suspect was tried multiple times that year but the case was eventually dismissed and left unsolved, until last year. cold case investigators used dna evidence to exonerate the initial suspect and led them to anyone. fred cain was arrested last week in oregon. investigators questioned him in 1987 but he was not considered a suspect back then. now, he faces cha

one is parking protected, which we see with the pilot, they also imagined a valencia street where we wo bike lanes next to one another against one side of the street. a two-way bikeway. the third option is a center running two-way bikeway, c. would have the two bike lanes running down the center with protection on either side. >> earlier, there weren't any enter lane designs in san francisco, but i think it will be a great opportunity for san francisco to take the lead on that do so the innovative and different, something that doesn't exist already. >> with all three concepts for valencia's long-term improvement , there's a number of trade-offs ranging from parking, or what needs to be done at the intersection for signal infrastructure. when he think about extending this pilot or this still -- this design, there's a lot of different design challenges, as well as challenges when it comes to doing outreach and making sure that you are reaching out to everyone in the community. >> the pilot is great. it is a no-brainer. it is also a teaser for us. once a pilot ends, we have thrown back i

we and then they go into street tree. right? on me, you know there are different types, different types of maintenance that we do so young trees typically don't require as much pruning, but we have to be watering them. and i think what deputy director durden was saying, once they're established, we take them off our watering list, but then they get into the bucket of being part of the pruning regular pruning cycle. right? but i think, yes, we will definitely try to give you better context for the numbers and maybe some definitions to, you know, for us non non tree folk. thank you. thank you. thank you. yes thank you. and wanted to segue on to that too. and also based on prop e, we had all these trees that now become the city obligation and those that were pruning their trees privately did it. and then some trees need to be done every three years, four years, i believe in the last report that superintendent crawford. yes. superintendent nicholas crawford sent us, he said it would take seven years for a full cycle for all the tree

make sure we get the pedestrians off the street and clear the block? hey. so. do we are like 919? >> right now, you have. yea. and he is like raise it up. and hold it up like this. yea. we are here to help you out. >> we can't help you until you put this comboif down, machine. >> no one here will [inaudible]. upon >> you got him isolated on each side. now we are trying to talk to him. all of the upon stuff dhoun way you want all those people yoochl clear the whole block. chris, try to clear the whole block get everybody out of here. mike, try to clear the whole block, get everybody out of here. i want to be able to talk to you closer but -- [inaudible]. you guys will sxach catch. these guys hand's on on this side. go ahead. >> 2 teamos this side. >> when is he telling us. >> god gave me the knife. >> you are not in trouble. you can keep your knife but keep your hands off so we can make sure everything is okay with you. that's your knife. brother. that's going to stay with you we gotta make sure everything is cool. can you take your hand away. and keep them up we can talk. nobody h

but across the street, they say stolen goods are still being sold. we crossed the street to 24th street's bar plaza and saw it bottles of shampoo, vitamins and personal hygiene products being sold on the sidewalk. no permits in sight, but street an administrative enforcement supervisor. >> ronen represents this district. her office confirmed they're meeting with business owners tonight and are working with various stakeholders to make changes to the current vending ordinance. business owners like ariel balam are hoping for changes fast as more businesses close by in the mission know people come. >> who's going to come like in this situation in san francisco ? >> luis pena, abc seven news. >> a san francisco social worker is recovering tonight after being stabbed in the tenderloin at a permanent supportive housing facility. according to our media partners at the fro chronicle, a resident burst into the social workers office at a residential hotel and stabbed her four times. the social wwas hospitalized, but is expected to e. thismes l building were told

and that is we want to get folks off the streets. that's our goal. we want to try to get folks into shelter and housing, and this is one more way to do that. >> it's certainly very nuanced. we can talk about this for hours here. you are very well aware, obviously, the mayor and the governor is against your organization and what you guys are trying to do, saying that you guys are preventing the city from clearing the streets. your response to them? >> yeah, there is nothing -- there has never, ever being anything preventing them from getting folks into housing and shelter. there is a whole bunch of laws that they can enforce. whether it's blocking sidewalks, et cetera, et cetera. and all the law says is prior to citing and arresting, then you need to offer shelter bed. they also clear the encampments regularly. they still are doing it throughout the injunction. they keep saying they can't, but they are. we monitor them doing it. they put up a notice. they do this ten times a week. put up a notice of an encampment, tell folks that they have to leave. an

on friday, we did see wall street majors manage to get gains. had the s&p at 3% lower by the end of the week. the nasdaq saw deep losses of 2%. apple in focus after the news in china. we will talk more on the show about that. over the weekend, the headlines of the g20. we will get into that. key from alignment and trade flows and emerging market economies. as i mentioned, today, the stoxx 600 is trading slightly toward the green up .80%. we have massive data coming up in europe. the ecb meeting on thursday. the market is 40% leaning to interest rate hike at this point. it is a fine line if they decide to hold fire or go for one more interest rate hike. that is a focus of the market. we have uk employment data to get through in addition to everything else. let's look at the board and see how they are trading. the dax in germany is inching up. we are .60% higher. shy of 16,000. that is the key level in terms of absolute levels for the german index. cac 40 is just shy of 7,300. .80% firmer on the trading session. ftse 100 is up .10%. in terms of se

you see how big compareod the under ground we have on the street. all right. good morning member and staff i'm lisa the project manager from public work managing the 911 call center renovation. we are in construction right now and it is going limp we are about 65-70% completed with construction and our anticipating the final by end of this year example so i think that's the update for today. thank you. good morning. dan with rec and park project manager. project i'm happy to report on is the public works bond program team the renovation of golden gate park we will per in with sister edges to do excess it utilize city resource. i'm assuming you all are familiar with the pavilion it is on the east end of golden gate park. i structure this was constructed in 1926. as a gym and over throw different eras additions made to the backside the annex building. we have done research on the build and -- i have done due diligence to get existing conscience in the process of doing -- assessments of the building it hen evaluated and determined it is unsafe. rated 3 on a rating

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for the first time we had booths in the center of the street. this is important because most repairs in san francisco the booths are on the curb. it creates a wall between the people and the businesses. and we want to help small businesses so the booths were on the side street. this was new. i had to work with parmesan we went out there and measured the street and made it happen. we have a template so maybe we can try this in other parts of the city. and also work with state assembly members to change state laws because the city department told me no, i could do something because of state law. i said well, we will change the state law. we need to do what we can to be innovative because our future depends on it in san francisco. >> have yorty decided when they will start up again next year? will there be a certain season you do these in? >> i think we need a few months to catch our breath and this was a pilot. we want to see what worked and what didn't. we had way more people than we expected. we ran out of food. we want to make sure we expand the

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