for a turn towards the west. beyond that effect here from this air traffic from west germany to berlin steadily increases police and the eastern sector are increasingly restricting road traffic within the city they have set up your blocks on a sector borders and found. the non-truths it's already tried him back in 9849 and saw the exchange rates it was absolutely clear this was no west was stronger and wanted to use the exchange rate to show off its strengths and the soviets couldn't keep up with the it's good they were the losers which is why leave piled on the pressure as i hardly knew and didn't talk to mark. hands more dr who was already a member of the east german communist youth organization f t j now officially joined. the socialist unity party. the trying to mechanic was sent to a locomotive factory in the berlin suburb of henning still. there he was supposed to find recruits for the new system but traces of war and the nazi era was still to be found everywhere. so i became a mechanic again and here in th

, merging 2 80 west. the connector that brings you into san francisco out of oakland. there's the big rig and it appears that the fire is under control. there is a heavy duty tow truck that's on standby. they've given that tow truck driver the all-clear to now worked his way up to the scene so that they can start figuring out how to tell this a tanker truck out of the way that's a good sign keep in mind that at one point it was in flames, we couldn't even see the truck or the rap because there was so much smoke there, but we do have emergency crews still working on this they're not giving us ime of clearing. so you're going to have to work your way around this closure you cannot use the 80 west connector out of oakland to get into san francisco. if you come from 24, you can merge on to 9.80 if you come from 5.80 you can merge on tonight, 80 that 9.80 connector, we'll take you over to the nimitz you can use that or you can also use the east shore freeway now you can use city streets to work your way over t

one or two showers in the north west of england and thickening cloud in the south—west enabling spotsf rain or drizzle in the south—west enabling spots of rain ordrizzle in in the south—west enabling spots of rain or drizzle in the far south—west of england but most of the cloud coming into england and wales is quite thin and high, so it's warm, 18—21, maybe 23 or 2a in the south house but much cooler in scotland. across northern scotland it should become a bit dry overnight tonight but the breezes are still blowing down cloud across many parts of scotland. cloudy skies for northern ireland into western parts of england and wales, further east clearer skies and in rural parts it could be chilly, li—sd. tomorrow, rain returning to highland scotland, pretty cloudy day for most of scotland. and indeed for northern ireland. one two showers here and increasing cloud across england and wales, might give the odd shower but a lot of places still dry. still some warm sunshine towards east

the relationship between east and west was shifting. the my mail 111949 i don't 3 minutes before midnight on the border between the british and soviet zones everything is ready for when they lift the blockade. the adoption of the basic law prompted the soviets to lift the blockade on berlin the division of j. many now seemed inevitable. otta now flies to west berlin i found. the parliamentary council. is filled with deep gratitude for your struggle for your suffering for your patience which has now led to victory. i. whisper lynn breathed a sigh of relief the island in the soviet zone can now be supplied by land again crosses began dropping and shops filling up. the basic law was solemnly proclaimed on the 23rd of may 949 the parliaments of the federal states all had to give their consent before it could come into force it was. conscious of his responsibility before god and mankind inspired by the will to preserve his national and state unity. it was preceded by a preamble referring to german unity. the 1st articles to follow with those

he has gone west as well. the iconography of western maleness is already hovering around these moments. newspapers picked up on it. rangy.western man were they were not as disciplined as the eastern men. but more dangerous. they really drew stark comparisons between the soldiers in the army, the potomac and sherman's soldiers. and sherman liked that. he did not want his men to dress up for the grand review. >> taller, longer gait. tanned. i cannot help but wonder if that has something to do with more immigrants in the eastern armies than the western armies? that they looked more, for lack of a better word, anglo-saxon? it is a feeling, but it is everywhere. i think that even westerners themselves, however they defined them out, geography, or culture, or something else, generally sends that the west was a place that did not abide by conventional norms. that they decided for themselves. and they resented places and situations where things were decided for them. that is again, kind of turn erian, in that way -- t

that went on between the north and the south of west africa, but between west africa , and certainly the middle east, and more particularly the arabian peninsula, there was trade. the trade was by caravan. the caravans were driven by the camels. so, the caravans had to be protected. they were the lifeline between different regions of west africa. those caravans carried goods. africa was always very wealthy, very rich in terms of gold, materials, cotton materials, traded withand they the arabian peninsula and drove goods from there, such as coffee and other goods. of course, with the goods came the books, medicine, ideas, came islam. what was important in the travels across the desert was the camel. without the camel, people would die. because, it is a camel that theied, transported merchandise. it was a camel that provided even meat that provided shade during long travels. longe who traveled distances in the sahara could be attacked by other wandering tribes, by thieves, and robbers. they could -- there could be sand storms. the livelihood of the people in that region who were traito

for a turn towards the west. would. be identified here from us air traffic from west germany to berlin. unsteadily increases police and eastern sector are increasingly restricting road traffic within the city i think it set up your blocks on a sector borders and spam as a non-entity through it right back in 1949 and saw the exchange rates it was absolutely clear this is the west was stronger than this and wanted to use the exchange rate to show off its strength and the soviets couldn't keep up with can they were the losers which is why they piled on the pressure with. the new indian tocome off. drove who was already a member of the east german communist youth organization f t j now officially joined. the socialist unity party. the trying to mechanic was sent to a locomotive factory in the berlin of henning still there he was supposed to find recruits for the new system the traces of war and the nazi era was still to be found everywhere. so i became a mechanic again. in this case at a plant in endings don't know h

to 80 west.round 5 16 this morning of course the fire out and under control, but they're transferring soybean oil from this truck that burned here over to new tanker truck and that's a lengthy traffic squeezing by the left lane only a special traffic alert remains in place with no estimated time of clearing this means major delays for people trying to get into san francisco, 5 80's backed up into san leandro you're looking at at least a 40 minute trip so definitely consider the minutes, it's not going to be smooth. it's going to be packed, but at least you can get into san francisco without any lanes being closed you can bypass that major hot spot, bart also your second option hop on board and use that instead i'll continue to track the delays another ouble spot. so just a bit. let's take a look at the well robin skies out there today, not nears clears they have been we've got used to sunshine and warm temperatures lately. >>but this forecast is taken a twist taking us back to a few months earlie

virginia west of i-95 and then just about the enre state of west virginia and then western portions of maryland. the strongest storms are in west virginia. this storm right here no longer severe. they've dropped the severe thunderstorm warning. it has weakened a little bit. a news storm just to the south of winchester. other storms have formed into parts of the panhandle. heads up into berkeley county, jefferson viunty, mo right in towards jefferson county. as we widen out, you see what's happening. ather back into west virginia. we're going to see this whole mess right in here. all of this just going to move our way into a fairly unstable atmosphere and give us that chance for severe weather. the other threat that we have n toht, the flash flood threat. this is until midnight. this includes the panhandle of mest virginia, westernyland all the way over to frederick, and frederick county, virginia, and clark county, virginia. up to 3 inches of rain possible. pockets of very heavy rain. remember, turn arou don't drown. we do not want tody see anybo have any problems. you do not need t

wall fell to jubilation in the west. boris yeltsin russia's 1st elected leader transformed the country from the one party soviet system to multi-party democracy. so what went wrong. way the west treated russia would play a powerful role in the course the country would follow my good friend alexander bono expert at the carnegie moscow center has been considering these issues for a long time. or i'm glad that all men are the one in on their i gin steve. stockton come behind of walsh that option which. is going yeah because of dollars at last you see gosh. this one nurse says. anything near city or similar simply things that doesn't your mails that are sending you mostly just. in of the jungle started. just to prove which. nor is it always that i mean. at the even though. sources james much company grow. sinusitis callable. what my a time machine that i shipped over to an admission is going to. come. home when you're in the cross hall thing and the. only scar you would walk. and what africa speech from. medical speech and t

the others are either in west africa, or left the united states and went to west africa. among the items that we acquired are standalones, items written by people who spoke arabic and they are part of this collection. we are not quite sure how they came to be part of this collection. my guess again is that it probably came from liberia, written by muslim scholars as well. but, this particular item is an example of a common practice. whereas this one, the one on the origin of men is quite a unique document, this one, on the other hand, is a magic square. it is more a talisman. it is written in arabic and it is a square. really, it is a prayer of so is god, so it begins, in the name of god, the merciful and compassionate. basically, it asks god's protection for camels. why camels? well, because west africa is very close to the sahara desert. apart from the shore, you move from west africa in turn of the inside, and you are in the sahara. that went on between the north and the south of west africa, but between west africa and east africa, and certainly the middle east, and m

british and french planes brought in supplies from the west and returned with products from west berlin keeping the enclave alive moscow gave up its blockade less than a year later on may 12th 1949 on the anniversary young artists have come to berlin to find new ways to tell the story. everybody is saying. johnny is a new york beat boxer who's traveled to berlin with over 20 other young artists they want to breathe new musical life into the story of the 1948 left. eddie. white's work of youth 92 years old. edwin shunts remembers the tons of essential supplies delivered to west berlin by pilots flying for the western allies the us britain and france that's where these young visitors are from i think. when i was your age people were shooting at each other. and now we can talk together i would have been glad to be in your position back the. chance was 21 when the soviets cut off supplies to allied controlled west berlin in a cold war provocation the resulting scarcity of groceries coal and gasoline threaten the city with starvation. but it is. a feverish but the western allies responded to

west indies were flying. this was a high—speed throwback.reminder of the pace and aggression which once made west indies the best in the world. a fraction of a second to react, you needed slow motion to follow some of it. pakistan's innings passed in a blur. bewildered by thomas, the latest in a line of racing jamaicans. if you thought it was hard watching it, just try stopping it. pakistan 105 all out. never likely to be enough with chris gayle out there, one of the greatest ever limited overs batsman, who is playing in his final world cup. catch him while you can. no one in the stands is entirely safe. he is 39 now, an age when giving it a clout can put your back out. but the man who calls himself the universe boss made 50 before eventually coming back down to earth. the next generation of west indians did the rest. nicholas pooran finishing on a suitable high. if west indies keep playing cricket like this, their band of fans will keep on growing. patrick gearey, bbc news. lets bring you some of the day's other sports news now. former chel

how important is it in generalfor the the north—west.n general for the british tournaments to get hyped up here? some people who are not around the golf life like we would be, we play in the tour, week in, week out, in different places across the road, and in britain, we get the best crowds, the best fan interaction and eve ryo ne crowds, the best fan interaction and everyone loves playing over here. it is so important to keep those events. the british masters has been a huge event on the tour. it had some years off then came back and did a greatjob of attracting new audiences, like, new kits, which is so audiences, like, new kits, which is so important for the game we love, and it is important to keep these events going. what needs to be done to get more young people involved in golf? it needs to be more accessible. it is getting better but it is still a very traditional sport. it is expensive. we can try and keep that down, butjust making it more accessible, i have kids myself, and i know that if they can go to the golf club in theirjo

wall fell to jubilation in the west. boris yeltsin russia's 1st elected leader transformed the country from the one party's for his system to multi-party democracy. so what went wrong the way the west treated russia would play a powerful role in the course the country would follow my good friend alexander bono expert at the carnegie moscow center has been considering these issues for a long time. but it would. or. not the why are you going on there i just knew. our stock income because of walsh that option which. is going yeah because of dollars at last you see. this one nurse says. anything near city or similar simply things that doesn't your. dr sandy. started. to prohibition noise don't wish that on me what cheer at the even though. sources jim's much company grovel to watch each. squabble. with my a time machine that i shipped over and. quite young the household that. doesn't exist yet i'm the only wee scott you would look. more womanish unable. and what africa speech from america speech and then the creation you spe

the west is a rather large theater. i have the map to prove it. on october 15, 1874, as fall's first hard frost entered a balmy indian summer covering springfield, illinois, the civil war returned to town. not that it had ever been far from anyone's mind. less than a decade before, nearly as the fighting ended, residents their former neighbor, the martyred president lincoln, a few miles north of the old state capitol, where he served 4 terms in the state legislature. blocks away, a new state capitol building was under construction. the gravesite of the wartime president had offered townspeople a painful reminder of the sacrifice the war had exacted from their community and the nation. only the night before, a public dedication of a new burial tomb and monument marked the not so permanent resting place of lincoln. and three of his sons. this evening, the newest reminder of the struggle was a reunion of many officers of the society of the army of tennessee. the most decorated in the union western armies, and who met at the leland house. they commemo

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on the west side of the trinity river. adults andilential, children died regularly from all kinds of diseases they caught. luckieste who were lived in tents. the barrows could not afford a tent. they slept underneath the wagon they rode in on. sandwiches made which were then called west allis round steak, which means baloney. when there was baloney, they ate stale bread. the christmas presents that the barricades got were oranges. they were born in a time when a economic levelhe in which he was born. if you were born poor white trash, you pretty much stayed there. clyde barrow was an ambitious kid. he was a gifted musician. he played the guitar and the saxophone. his sister used to say that her idea of heaven was clyde playing melancholy baby. he was 16hool when and did what kids of his upbringing did. he went to work in a factory for one dollar a day. he realized that was it. he could look across the trinity river and you would have the gleaming skyscrapers of dallas. you could scare up a dime, and could go to a movie and

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from an environmental group we'll take you to the west african coast. and huawei is the viking europe governments avoid the chinese company which some call a trojan horse or is the threat overblown we'll take you to a crucial meeting in prague. also on the show it's not real meat but is it the real deal an alternative me producer fine. big success in its first day on wall street. welcome to business africa i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us illegal fishing has long been a problem for west africa where maritime surveillance is weak and coastguards typically under equipped the environmental groups see shepherd estimates that around forty percent of the catch in african waters is illegal the n.g.o.s lately been working with the liberian government on coastal surveillance they seem to be making progress take a look. an inspection aboard a spanish fishing vessel it looks like a bumper hole for liberia's coast guard one hundred eighty seven blue sharks to touch fins and baby sharks it's grim and yet it's all too typical forty percent of the fis

the best of the sunshine further west.her north too. on into sunday then, i think we will start off chilly again with some sunshine. a bit of cloud will develop here and there. probably the best of the sunshine again further west, probably closer to that area of high pressure. should be a little bit warmer across the board, with highs of 17—18 celsius. then beyond sunday into next week with that high pressure building in, southerly winds, turning warmer with some places seeing low 20s celsius. a very warm welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: held in contempt — us democrats vote to officially condemn the attorney general for refusing to release the full mueller report. the first detailed study of the world's longest rivers show that most of them have been choked by human development. another footballing fightback for an english team, tottenham beat ajax — tojoin liverpool in the champions league final. and, after the world's first glimpse

i am so glad to be a west ham player. standing in west ham's wacom of the, formidable opponents.are yet to lose a domestic game this season. they will start as heavy favourites. i respect west ham for the journey they have been on the season and he players they have as part of their squad. we have to make sure we run it and give our best performance that we can. over 52,000 tickets have been sold for this final which will be a record. many of these west ham players will be the biggest crowd —— for many of these west ham players come it will be the biggest car they have played in front of. we are going to go into wembley on friday, get that out of the way, so when we get there the players can country on theirjobs. tomorrow's occasion starts a month before the women's world cup gets under way in france. this could be the start of a very successful summer. delighted to say i'm joined by former england international sue smith. there is a danger of thinking of this is a bit of a david and goliath but this will be a remarkable achievement for west ham. unbelievable achievement. it is t

the best of the sunshine further west, west of scotla nd sunshine further west, west of scotland seeing temperatures once again. at the weekend, more cloud, some showers and a few sunny spells. low pressure is with us into the weekend. more of a breeze across northern areas. longer spells of rain thanks to a weather front across scotland, into northern england and north wales. sunny spells through the midlands southwards, but also a few showers, some heavy and slow moving. they will be lighter in the south. in the sunshine, we could make the high teens celsius, but a whole lot cooler across scotland, especially in eastern coastal areas. showery bursts of rain in scotland on sunday. some heavy showers at times. temperatures may be 19 celsius in the south—east, cooler in the north and west. it will settle down next week. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: dramatic evidence at the inquests into the london bridge attacks from a nurse who tried to save the life of this man and was stabbed herself. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowj

, but it looks like it may be 5.80 west to the 80 west connector.ig break in flames so it's somewhere right near the bottom of the maze that's not going to help your trip into san francisco. so i'll continue to pinpoint truck fire. i have another update coming up in just a bit daria thanks a lot rob >>won and the community is remembering an east bay teenager who died in a car crash over the weekend. it was a vigil last night for 16 year-old armando canalis the washington high school football player was killed saturday morning by a driver suspected drunk driver who was going the wrong way on highway 17 in santa clara county and ran straight into the car that he was a passenger of friends and family say canalis had big plans for the future. >>my son was full life. >>i can tell you that he we'd always the road itv smile at always having a smile on his face and will go somewhere for you. >>my motivation. >>here's the driver police arrested 28 year-old ashley murray oliver she's from san jose and she's charged with being the driver in that deadly crash.

further west for the south—west of england into wales and northern ireland you should stay dry through chilly to those exposed to northerly winds on the easterly coast. showers will ease through the evening and one or two continuing on the east with cloud rolling in across scotland and northern ireland. clear skies for many of us which means a cold night ahead. if you are out there camping there could be a touch of frost around first thing. that will clear away quickly and the weather tomorrow is not too bad. after that chilly start, high pressure comes in from the western that means that tomorrow will be fewer showers than today so sunny spells for many of us. today so sunny spells for many of us. still the chance of catching some showers in northern scotland and perhaps the far east of england as well but elsewhere you should stay dry. the top temperature only around 9— 14 degrees but we will have lost the windchill. it will cloud over for northern have lost the windchill. it will cloud overfor northern ireland have lost the windchill. it will cloud over for northern ireland and for

, even into the north west of england, highs of 21—22.nficant step in a ceasefire agreement. the signs from the ground are people saying it's tentatively looking good, but, let's see in the coming days whether that's fulfilled and peoples lives are saved. flying in the uk may have to be restricted because of climate change, admits the government. campaigners say a rethink is essential. a 74—year—old man shot with a crossbow as he adjusted his satellite dish at his home on good friday has died. a militant attack on a five—star hotel in the pakistani province of balochistan has ended with all three attackers and one security guard dead.

with the west. and i have been to in some way too many dream the war scene bosnia kosovo now is the completely different situation 1st of all we knew we could not hear the one voice from washington but arsenal out west including nato we have a lot of voices a lot to interest the russia using that situation threatening its proper presidency and influence for so long through politics civil society true communication with the religious. jews plus which is most important energy security russia is the one of the main supplier with the gas or serbia and or 3 d. owner of the biggest energy companies serbia the influential russia. in culture and politics are really strong but is not one sided russia has also the influence not so strong on the albanian side sometimes directly from will be near sometimes we are on carla. and 3rd on there but going back to the 2 days situation we could see something what we recognize is the influence of russia in methodology of managing conflicts the rush him so-called russia

you can see it drifting to the west.ds together as it continues to move towards berkeley and the east bay hills within the next half hour. look how narrow that band is coming in from the east. more moisture off the sierra upper level low to the south. that's why the showers are coming from east to west, from 8:00 tonight to 10:00. we continue to see the bands of moisture come on through. once we pass midnight, we begin to see less of the showers setting up for your morning commute, maybe a few showers around highway 17 or morgan hill. our skies trend partly cloudy. the weather picture calms down for tomorrow afternoon. overnight tonight, showers. don't be surprised to hear a rumble of thunder within the next two to four hours. by tomorrow morning, partly cloudy conditions, calmer conditions for tomorrow afternoond the upper nr 70 in san jose. low to mid aoakland. the upper level low moves out. high pressure expands. that will lead to a midweek warm-up where we could see numbers maybe briefly close to 80 degrees. then lat

and we'll tell you why illegal drug production is on the rise across the occupied west bank. from behind the iron curtain to germany's top league kind of form a dissident team from the east finally joined football's elites and he will be here with more in sport. so now the united states is apparently considering plans to send thousands of troops to the middle east to guard again. what it says is a potential threat from iran u.s. news agency is reporting donald trump's national security team will be briefed on thursday and earlier the acting defense secretary played the possibility of war with iran but strongly defended the military buildup in the goal of the pentagon has deployed extra warships and fighter jets to the region over the past few weeks and mike hanna has more now from washington d.c. . various media outlets quote identified pentagon officials as saying that national security advisers will be briefed in the course of thursday one of the suggestions to be put on the table is the deployment of some $5000.00 troops to the middle east region this to support those forc

for the north and west it is cloudy and humid with rain on sunday. and east it is a different story and it will be hot and sunny, particularly on saturday with humid spells of sunshine. some rain is developing and it will move eastwards. this is how things start off on saturday. this weather front will push its way northwards, bringing patchy outbreaks of rain. not entirely dry, but it will be brighter than it has been over recent days. the best of the sunshine in the south and east, and look at these temperatures. the warmest day of the year. that is saturday. for sunday it is a bit different. low pressure in charge. this will push its way eastwards and it will reach east anglia and south—east england late in the day. for most of the day it is dry, sunny and pretty warm. elsewhere, we have got the cloud and rain streaming in with a fresh feel to the weather with a fresh feel to the weather with temperatures in the high teens to the 20s. never that hot on the north—west of the uk, but bright weather to look forward to. hot and humid the south—east. h

i respect west ham for their journey definitely not.or their journey this season definitely not. i respect west ham for theirjourney this season as the players they have as part of their squad. for me as a captain, for the rest of the experience and the rest of the squads, we have to make sure that we are ordered and give our best performance that we can. it is a special feeling for me to be able to lead the girls out, and it isjust a great achievement overall for this club and our first year being pro, to make the fa cup final. probably no one really thought we would have got there either, so it makes it even more special. it is a great, it will bea more special. it is a great, it will be a great occasion for this club as well. coverage starts on bbc one from 5:10pm and the red button from 5:15, and you can also listen live on bbc 5 live from 5:30pm and follow via the bbc sport website and app. celtic should be celebrating their eighth scottish premiership title on the trot later this afternoon — they need just a point at aberdeen, in

a feverish but the western allies responded to a call for help by west berlin mayor and. planes landed every few minutes a tempelhof airport and edwin shunts helped unload supplies the airlift lasted 11 months this. until the alley after the americans and their allies enemies were there not that we had the feeling we were. enemies became our friends. the young people have been comparing notes about life in new york musée london and berlin many of them draw on difficult sometimes traumatic experiences to inform their artistic expression. edwin chances roll in the berlin airlift made a strong impression on them. i think it's important to remember. moments like that because you have to compare it now in terms of just they got through it you know it's horrible. and that's the beauty of those who says just up the things because it creates like a resilience. it's about solidarity isn't it i think it's really important to tell this story because other countries need help today. the former airfield where the vital aid was flown in 70 years ago is the venue of this year's airlift

but the showers most frequent across north—west and south—west england and wales.er into the midlands, some southern counties of england, but fewer showers across east anglia and south—east england. more in the way of sunshine here so that means higher temperatures, 18 or 19 celsius. mid to high teens for most butjust 9—10 celsius for the far north of scotland. and we'll keep some showers going through the evening, they will tend to fade but some showery rain reforming across northern ireland, parts of wales, eastern scotland. elsewhere, a mixture of variable cloud and clear spells. but it will be a cooler night compared to the nights had through the bank holiday weekend. so on into tuesday, we've still got this little frontal system diving its way southwards, still generating showers. the winds will be lighter but they are coming from the north or the north—west so the cool air that we've been seeing across scotland will start to dig its way a little bit further southwards. a cool start to tuesday for many. there'll be some bright or sunny spells, but on tuesday q

thentended to disrupt history of the west and of california. also took a look at what the legacy of the big four was, what did.of them with the giant and colossal earneds that they through this enterprise. was allis p. huntington philanthropist and he did give some of his money away, and as mentioned, his nephew created the huntington library. mark hopkins died without a will. son, timothyed hopkins became a very important philanthropist. about himtalk tomorrow afternoon in palo alto that you can learn more about. enormousers are an california family. the crocker bank, among other made manyd have cricks to philanthropy in california. stanford andleland stanford university. whichally, i think i know of them has had the larger impact. of leland stanford's obituaries, which i found interesting. this is the conclusion of the obituary. in the course of time, the name beleland stanford shall forgotten as a railroad builder, it will stand out even clearer thebrighter today as founder of leland stanford university. finally, you know, when i think about

once again 5 of the west to 80 west that brings you into san francisco and 5 of the west is really taking a hard hit, here's your backup you see all the heavy traffic. it's just beyond that 13 split so it's still roughly 40 minutes from castor valley to downtown oakland. now you can take the nimitz as your alternate keep in mind that the nimitz is packed. so we're not taking the nimitz to save time you're taking the name it's to get around the closure because remember those folks that we just saw they're squeezing by in the left lane only so that is pretty tough on a major connector like haiti so just keep that in mind. this is what it looks like when you finally make it to the toll plaza, it's crawling from west grand all the way up to the pay gates old not improving yet. and when those folks that are stuck in the backup make it to the toll plaza, it's still going to be quite quite slow. so just under 15 minutes after fremont street, here's a richmond center fell bridge. no problems here it's been quiet all morning but still stacked up from richmond parkway right through the tolls before

historicalic contributions of stanford to the west. and so they bring the governor stanford out of retirement and they push it into the rotunda of the museum. this photo actually, they discovered that the smokestack wouldn't fit through the hole they dug. so those guys are trying to unscrew it. and here they are pushing it through the hole, into the north rotunda of the kanter center. and it sat there in dusty glory for decades, up until the early 1960's. and local school children climbed all over it. i'm sure laura would love to have it in her museum. still misses it. the entire rotunda was a museum of railroad history and sort of telling the story of this great accomplishment that was the central pacific railroad and the southern pacific railroads. and here we have diane goldman, vice president of the stanford university class in the 1950's, now senator dianne feinstein, posing with the gold spike and the safe. they got it out anytime they needed a little boost. got a beautiful woman to hold the gold spike and it was front page news,

west some fairytale finishes over the years. first visit here ends in silverware, just 12 months after the tea m silverware, just 12 months after the team turned professional. but they we re team turned professional. but they were up against the top dogs. 2017 fa cup winners manchester city had not tasted defeat domestically all season. not tasted defeat domestically all season. they may have started the match as favourites but it was west ham who took charge of the first half. jane ross could have, maybe should have, put them ahead. after the break, a breakthrough, for city, keira walsh with a swerving effort. the favourites were finally finding their rhythm. and then the hammer blow, georgia sta nway their rhythm. and then the hammer blow, georgia stanway with an individual effort which was deflected on the way in. city were now just minutes deflected on the way in. city were nowjust minutes away from being crowned champions. still time to though, a18 year older substitute lauren to put the result out of sight with this fortui

west indies were flying. this was a high—speed throwback.a reminder of the pace and aggression which once made west indies the best in the world. fractions of a second to react, you needed slow motion to follow some of it. pakistan's innings passed in a blur. bewildered by thomas, the latest in a line of racing jamaicans. if you thought it was hard watching it, just try stopping it. pakistan 105 all out. never likely to be enough with chris gayle out there, one of the greatest ever limited overs batsman, who is playing in his final world cup. catch him while you can. no—one in the stands is entirely safe. he is 39 now, an age when giving it a clout can put your back out. but the man who calls himself the universe boss made 50 before eventually coming back down to earth. the next generation of west indians did the rest. nicholas pooran finishing on a suitable high. if west indies keep playing cricket like this, their band of fans will keep on growing. patrick gearey, bbc news. look, i am look, iam not look, i am not thinking too far ahead. we

please, if you make comparison with what's happening in the west bank, in the west bank there is not are not fighting, they are not under struggle in west bank. but in west bank, they are building settlements, they confiscate lands, they kill people, they put down 400, 500 checkpoints, they abuse the president, they now dismantle the palestinian authority. do you ask israel, why are they doing this? and there is no armed struggle against israel there. i think it is the israeli mentality that they want to punish, they want to delete the palestinian identity. they want to destroy our future. they want the palestinians to abolish our state, our future. i think what happens in gaza is the same, the policy of the occupation, they want gaza starving, suffering, people asking just for peace over the ground, they want gaza to be like this, to be oppressed and be broken. and i think we, as a palestinian faction, we want to stop this, and we want to stop this policy. and i think israel — look, we started to have a ceasefire agreement with the mediation of the egyptians and the qatari, and unit