we were approached to play new year's eve at grand park, which is like a really big gig. if we get this gig, man, it'll be the biggest ark show tre's been in aong time, at least since i've been in the ark. when i put a set list together for a show, like there's a lot of things i consider, but at the end of the day, it really es come down to like what i really want to play or what i think the band will have lot of fun playing. pop was the one who suggested we should do "umatu," and i reallyike that song. my dad, michael session, wrote this song. from what i understand, it is one of his old girlfriend's names spelled backwards. don't quote me. [laughs] this is only like o parts for "umatu." look how much of a joke this is. like, you can barely read it. it's got--it looks like it has stuff on the back, but it doesn't. so i'm gonna need pop to give me some more parts on this. he better have them in lancaster, but i bet you he doesn't. and if he doesn't have them, he's gonna have to write 'em. i mean, we have to preserve it because we're the ones that care about it the most. c

. >> is your recent book and owed to the national parks? >> it is examining the way that we in society in the view of conservation through thinking of national parks come the big ones like yosemite, the grand canyon, versus the way we think about nature right where we are in our locality. it is espousing the grandeur of our parks and experiencing them but also saying what do we have in our backyards and how do we need to pay more attention to that part of nature? >> why did you choose glacier national park? >> it was quite simple. my friend jeff suggested that we go somewhere pretty. we have three weight bromance between jeff, george saunders and myself. he said let's go and have some conversations and you can use them for your book. when a brilliant poet says that to you, i said ok that sounds good. i researched which park seemed like it would be the most conducive to gorgeous hiking and it turned out to be glacier national park. >> the national parks are the nations family jewels? >> i think crown jewels is the phrase they would prefer. [

, ran through a parking lot and loaded into a smuggler's car before they were ultimately arrested. as we've been reporting for months, neil, folks here on the front lines say unless something is done by the white house to change the status quo, this crisis is only going to keep getting worse. neil? >> thanks for that, garrett. i want to go to a republican congressman and a democratic congressman, both from texas, that are saying let's throw politics aside here. what we've got is a crisis at this border, we have a crime wave and people losing their lives at this border and they want something done ant it. i'm talking about democrat henry cuellar and tony gonzalez. both serving the state of texas. wonderful having you. congressman cuellar, the democrat here, you've relayed your frustration with the white house. but i'm just wondering, what do you hear back? >> look, they're not on the same page when they say the border is closed, it's not closed. last year we had 1.7 million individuals that came in. i think at the end of this fiscal year, we'll probably have 2.3 million. that's is a

, to their recreational park and that's why the left wing media covered this ad nauseam. they're upset because what they claim that people, what's good for america, they don't want. they showed their true by ass and hatred. they don't want illegal aliens in their backyard they want it in everyone else's backyard. >> sean: if gavin wants the doj to investigate this, they have to investigate joe biden because joe biden's been flying illegal immigrants in the dark of night all over the country. so same application of the law should apply to him. >> first of all, let me be clear. the kidnapping charge is ridiculous. it's insulting. there is no kidnapping charges here. gavin newsome's not a lawyer, doesn't know what he's talking about. there's no confinement or detention. these people went on these planes on their own. they got air conditioned airplanes, they got food and water. where's the kidnapping? it is nothing more than grandstanding and he's running for president. >> real quick if you're an illegal alien would you rather go to new york city or martha's vineyard? they're

i'd like to discuss yesterday we had a grand celebration at india basin park. i'm sure we'll hear more detail from phil in a few minutes but commissioners louie and hallisy, larry, did i spot you? >> no, he wasn't there. >> we went out there -- >> jupiter jones as well. >> sorry and jupiter jones. i thought there were more of us. glorious day celebrating a wonderful property and i particularly enjoyed meeting the members of the community who have been advocating for this thing for probably over 20 years. and the birth of a new park to me is just one of the most amazing things, particularly in this city and none of it ever happens without neighborhood advocates who (indiscernible) and i talked with the project manager and just to understand everyone's commitment to this is really inspiring. is there anyone else that would like to add to the president's report? all right. that's it for me. next, we have the general manager's report. oh, sorry, stacy. >> is there any public comment on the president's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. we're on item 4,

the amusement park is announcing the grand opening of you, dora's chic boutique. it is an all new retail shop located at new orleans square inside the park. the boutique is inspired by princess diana's dressmaker mother, theodora in the princess and the frog. film managers say items feature and eclectic section selection of home goods and apparel. i'm pam cook. that's look at your dollars and cents. thank you. the first clean air center in california just opened up in the bay area. it's in san francisco at the library in the bayview hunters point neighborhood. it's meant to give people a place to go on the air is smoking outside, especially during the peak of fire season. the centers are being fitted with special equipment to filter the air. state air officials say they're hoping to open as many as 300 of them across the bay area and more statewide. clean air centers will be located in places like schools. libraries community senior and recreation centers, veterans facilities, community colleges, as well as wildfire evacuation centers. stay there. officials say th

a single san francisco parking space is selling for 90 grand. do you think it's worth all that money? >> yes because if you live in your currents and $90,000 home. it's a tiny house. >> i pay 500 and they're trying to make it 700. i said i won't pay a dollar over $600 or i will find another parking garage. and he said what other parking garage? >> could use the money? >> no but with crime being what it is it's like life insurance. it's good for you. >> for 90 grand you could hire a moving company and leave san francisco. but then you'd live somewhere else. >> and you'd probably have 30 grand left over for a down payment somewhere. >> or a trip to the grocery store. ♪ ♪ . . it's the greatest sandwich roster ever assembled. next is the new great garlic. the tender rotisserie style chicken is sublime and the roasted garlic aioli adds a lovely pecan flavor. man, the second retirement really changed you. the new subway series. what's your pick? (vo) it's time to come back. back to adventurous. being curious. spontaneous. back to where it all bega

who is like admit grand promenade. it is called city side park. treasure island calling it? i thought we were calld that the per in the [inaudible]. >> yea. she is right the area between the avenue of pams and the star barque bar ax used to be called the great lawn. i like. >> yea. >> the others thing to consider about city side park and also the commons and i'm using those names for everyones. is this there will be multiple spaces within those parks which will likely have their own names. as keep go forward. the first walk of city side park does include a large lawn area and then progressively as city side park goes north it becomes more natural in its landscaping and planting. so the -- you know if possible within city side park that first block including large grass area and turf area may be called the great lawn within city side park. something tolls think about when we think about you know -- the east side commons or green way gardens. each block may have their own garden name. there were presentations before -- where one block of that might be a dog park and one might

the civil grand jury, we have safe and accessibility parks for all. the park is very committed to that. and most are accessibility with wheelchairs. this is result of investment and planning over the last at least ten years. as some of our most park locations in the city. and we were constrained to the format that the responses come in. but they were summarized here, which we'll come back to in a moment. i wunt to say overall, this does seem a bit difficult. so i think i want to take a moment here and just give you a quick look at the park evaluation program, what it is and what it is not. this came from 2003, we call it prop c. but the voters passed that overwhelmingly recommendation that the city's controller office be, you know, designated as a city services auditor. and that went into the city charter would require us, that the city service and cooperation with rec and park to establish objective and measurable maintenance standards. from that, we went into a two-year process with the controllers office. and what came out was mentioned by the civi

the amusement park is announcing the grand opening of eudora chic boutique. it's an only retail shop located in new orleans square inside the park. this boutique is inspired by princess diana's dressmaker mother, eudora in the 2009 animated movie, the princess and the frog managers say items feature and eclectic selection of home goods and apparel. fans of the beloved tv star betty white will get a chance to own a bit of entertainment history. more than 1500. items from betty white's personal collection are going up for auction this friday in l. a the auction house says the event will feature her scripts, awards and jewelry, including the wedding band she wore when she married allen ludden in 1963. betty white died in late 2021 just shy of her 1/100 birthday. what a gem. mr of those items are going to be selling real quick, i'm sure thank you for joining us. be sure to join us again for our next newscast, and then it's coming your way at noon, but you can tay up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and now your host, sherri shepherd. [cheers and applause]

from oakland with the grand kids to take a dip. the heat makes her nervous about the big picture. >> we are not getting that much rain, and this is the thing. we are in the drought and getting all of the heat, and it is, you know, the fire danger, and i'm really, really worried about the climate change >> reporter: she has good reason to be worried. the hot and dry weather means high fire risk, too. >> a couple of more hot days coming up, and it is going to be hotter than that, so, it is nota will be asked to conserve energy and try to stay out of the heat in the days the ahead. it is expected that the hottest temperatures are yet to come. alyssa borg, today in the bay. >>> and the district board is going to close hiking trails today and monday due to high fire danger and the park ranger says that all shoreline parks will be open and some swimming facilities. dpa is doing its part by combatting the heat by opening cooling centers which are set up from san jose to santa clara, and you can ride the bta to any one of them for free dur

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but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial congressional seats in toss up district. several polls in the race for governor show incumbent democrat gavin newsom leading his republican opponent, senator brian. dolly by at least 25 points that in a state where democrats have long held a super majority in the legislature and where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by a margin of about 2 to one with no party preference voters not far behind. >> what's missing and what more can be done to increase republican voter registration. >> so when i was first elected to chair of the california republican party, it was a really dark time for california. republicans. we were the 3rd largest party in the state. if you include declined estates in july 2020, we surpassed declined to states and we continue to build on that march and it's about engagement. >> and it is important to know. we are in touch with california democratic chair rusty hicks about his goals. we plan to

but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a landful of crucial congressional seats and toss up district several polls in the race for governor show incumbent democrat gavin newsom leading his republican opponent, senator brian. dolly, by at least 25 points that in the state where democrats have long held a super majority in the legislature and where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by a margin of about 2 to one with no party preference voters not far behind what's missing and what more can be done to increase republican voter registration. >> so when i was first elected to chair of the california republican party, it was a really dark time for california republicans. we were the 3rd largest party in the state. if you include declined to states in july 2020, we surpassed declined to state and we continue to build on that march 10 and it's about engagement. that engagement coming in new and less traditional methods like gop community centers popping up across the state, inc

but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial congressional seats in toss up district. several polls in the race for governor show incumbent democrat gavin newsom leading his republican opponent, senator brian. dolly by at least 25 points that in the state where democrats have long held a super majority in the legislature and where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by a margin of about 2 to one with no party preference voters not far behind. >> what's missing and what more can be done to increase republican voter registration. >> so when i was first elected to chair of the california republican party, it was a really dark time for california. republicans. we were the 3rd largest party in the state. if you include declined to states in july 2020, we surpassed decline to state and we continue to build on that march and it's about engagement. >> and it is important to know. we are in touch with california democratic chair rusty hicks about his goals. we plan

this is that grand village and lots and lots of good improvements. the park is cleaner. i've ever seen it. i had. anybody that goes there is going to love it and enjoy it. this is a map showing the highlight. so when i was doing tours for over 40 years in yellowstone that i if i had people for one day, i would do a lower loop or an upper loop. if i had them for a week. we spent more time visiting different things. i had people from india and they brought their 25 year old daughter, gianna list of 110 things she wanted to see in yellowstone. and i looked at her list and i didn't even recognize some of the names. i says, oh yeah, we can handle it all. and at the end of the five days, she said, you got all but one. and i said, i think you missed marking that down. anyway, i was happy to see them leave and they were happy they enjoyed the trip. this is jim mccaleb. he was the vice president, forbes and terra and ran the hotels. that type thing in the park and not only here but throughout the west. and he has just retired and a couple of years ago, but cared about his employe

great grand mother of 4 parks has been in her central experience as live nothing san francisco. >> where as her most cherished memories of being in san francisco parks was when she would have bbq's after church in golden gate park her family and dog would spend the day enjoying each other's company in their natural surroundings. many years later her grandson work the carousel collecting tickets so kids and families could enjoy their day at the park. and where as, willard also served a golden gate park dossent leading tours for tourists and visitors and hymning provide a rich and valuable perspective on this treasured san francisco park. and where as before the pandemic at the age of 98 and 99, you might have found willard at 6 a.m. walk up and down the steps 3-4 times around the stadium. and where as for the past 8 years, willard enjoyed the low impact and high energy work out she gets at rossy pool. where she made lasting relationships with her fellow swimmers including our very own commissioner vanita loule. and willard appointed by the mayor to serve on the disability and aging servic

could be the grand princess could be the carnival miracle. i can't tell from the schedule, but there you go. could be the ss. colonel, always wondering where they're going or it's yeah, i prefer the ss colonel saying, >> the less folks of what a nice place to be coming to the bay area this time of year. i mean, it's just gorgeous outside. of course, you see what's happening in other parts of the country. but it's that time of year we see some of our best weather of the year. sunshine today. some warm temperatures out there, too. and yeah, looking good out there. clear skies right now around the bay area. that's what it's going to stay. although we'll see a couple of patches of fog moving along the coastline. highs today, running a little bit above the average in the san francisco at seventy-two degrees. the average usually 71 78 degrees warm in oakland. 83 degrees in san jose today. 87 in livermore, 87 in concord, 86 degrees in santa rosa. tomorrow. we're enjoying a beautiful day, very similar into the san francisco. as you can see those temp

but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial congressional seats and toss up district several polls in the race for governor show incumbent democrat gavin newsom leading his republican opponent, senator brian. dolly by at least 25 points that in the state where democrats have long held a super majority in the legislature and where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by a margin of about 2 to one with no party preference voters not far behind. >> what's missing and what more can be done to increase republican voter registration. >> so when i was first elected to chair of the california republican party, it was a really dark time for california. republicans. we were the 3rd largest party in the state. if you include declined to states in july 2020, we surpassed declined to states and we continue to build on that march and it's about engagement. that engagement coming in new and less traditional methods like gop community centers popping up across the state, i

but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial congressional seats and toss up district several polls in the race for governor show incumbent democrat gavin newsom leading his republican opponent, senator brian. dolly, by at least 25 points that in a state where democrats have long held a super majority in the legislature and where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by a margin of about 2 to one with no party preference voters not far behind. >> what's missing and what more can be done to increase republican voter registration. >> so when i was first elected to chair of the california republican so really dark time for california, republicans, we were the 3rd largest party in the state. if you include declined to states in july 2020, we surpassed declined to state and we continue to build on that march and it's about engagement. >> and it is important to know. we are in touch with california democratic chair rusty hicks about his goals. we plan to bring you

finally, a record 2a grand prix races for next yea r�*s finally, a record 2a grand prix races for next year's formula 1 season. monaco's future was in doubt but it has been included in the calendar will stop las vegas will host a race for the first time and has been confirmed as the penultimate round in november. the chinese grand prix returns in april after a three—year absence due to covid—19 and france has been dropped, unfortunately. that is all from sport. goodbye. one of the biggest events in hollywood is making a return next year, the golden globes. for decades, it was a precursor to the oscars and kicked off the annual film award season but last year it was dropped by its broadcaster, nbc, the chief reason being a lack of diversity among its judges. dozens of new people have since been admitted to the hollywood foreign press association, which chooses the winners. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, has been following the story in los angeles. it has been a huge controversy in hollywood after the last couple of his after an expose by the los angeles times when it

but the road ahead for the california grand ole party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial congressional seats and toss up district several polls in the race for governor show incumbent democrat gavin newsom leading his republican opponent, senator brian. dolly, by at least 25 points that in a state where democrats have long held a super majority in the legislature and where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by a margin of about 2 to one with no party preference voters not far behind. >> what's missing and what more can be done to increase republican voter registration. >> so when i was first elected to chair of the california republican party, it was a really dark time for california. republicans. we were the 3rd largest party in the state. if you include declined estates in july 2020, we surpassed declined to states and we continue to build on that march and it's about engagement. >> and it is important to know. we are in touch with california democratic chair rusty hicks about his goals. we plan t

but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial congressional seats and districts. several polls in the race for governor show incumbent democrat gavin newsom leading his republican opponent, senator brian. dolly, by at least 25 points that in the state where democrats have long held a super majority in the legislature and where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by a margin of about 2 to one with no party preference voters not far behind. >> what's missing and what more can be done to increase republican voter registration. >> so when i was first elected to chair of the california republican party, it was a really dark time for california. republicans. we were the 3rd largest party in the state. if you include declined to states in july 2020, we surpassed declined to states and we continue to build on that march and it's about engagement. >> and it is important to know. we are in touch with california democratic chair rusty hicks about his goals. we plan to

but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial congressional seats in toss up district. several polls in the race for governor show incumbent democrat gavin newsom leading his republican opponent, senator brian. dolly by at least 25 points that in the state where democrats have long held a super majority in the legislature and where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by a margin of about 2 to one with no party preference voters not far behind. >> what's missing and what more can be done to increase republican voter registration. >> so when i was first elected to chair of the california republican party, it was a really dark time for california. republicans. we were the 3rd largest party in the state. if you include declined to states in july 2020, we surpassed declined to state and we continue to build on that march and it's about engagement. >> and it is important to know. we are in touch with california democratic chair rusty hicks about his goals. we plan

but the road ahead for the california grand ole party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial congressional seats and toss up district several polls in the race for governor show incumbent democrat gavin newsom leading his republican opponent, senator brian. dolly, by at least 25 points that in a state where democrats have long held a super majority in the legislature and where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by a margin of about 2 to one with no party preference voters not far behind. >> what's missing and what more can be done to increase republican voter registration. >> so when i was first elected to chair of the california republican party, it was a really dark time for california. republicans. we were the 3rd largest party in the state. if you include declined to states in july 2020, we surpassed declined to states and we continue to build on that march and it's about engagement. >> and it is important to know. we are in touch with california democratic chair rusty hicks about his goals. we plan

but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy aalk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial congressional seats and districts. several polls in the race for governor show incumbent democrat gavin newsom leading his republican opponent, senator brian. dolly, by at least 25 points that in the state where democrats have long held a super majority in the legislature and where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by a margin of about 2 to one with no party preference voters not far behind. >> what's missing and what more can be done to increase republican voter registration. >> so when i was first elected to chair of the california republican party, it was a really dark time for california. republicans. we were the 3rd largest party in the state. if you include declined to states in july 2020, we surpassed declined to states and we continue to build on that march and it's about engagement. >> and it is important to know. we are in touch with california democratic chair rusty hicks about his goals. we plan to

but the road ahead for the california grand old party will be no easy walk in the park while patterson anticipates the gop could pick up a handful of crucial congressional seats and districts. several polls in the race for governor show incumbent democrat gavin newsom leading his republican opponent, senator brian. dolly, by at least 25 points that in the state where democrats have long held a super majority in the legislature and where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by a margin of about 2 to one with no party preference voters not far behind. >> what's missing and what more can be done to increase republican voter registration. >> so when i was first elected to chair of the california republican party, it was a really dark time for california. republicans. we were the 3rd largest party in the state. if you include declined to states in july 2020, we surpassed declined to states and we continue to build on that march and it's about engagement. >> and it is important to know. we are in touch with california democratic chair rusty hicks about his goals. we plan to

for mainstream, that's a big number to park an investment. talking 9.62%, that's the place that i would go right now. now, that can adjust down. inflation comes down, as it will, that's going to come down as well. so even if the next six months we see inflation come in 2, 3%, you're still getting 7, 7.5% on this. i think that's an unbelievable place to put your money but you're right, you can only put 10 grand in there. liz: i know, i know but, shellady, you're looking at opportunities in etfs that can get you into shorter term yields, can you not? i mean there's the i shares, shy. that hasn't performed beautifully over the past year but looking at it right now, it's still, what, about flat on the session. this is a 1-3 year treasury bond etf. where is the best place that you see for sort of the proxy of a mattress? >> well, i'm not so sure that when we come out of this, you'll start seeing 10, 15 or 20% returns in the equity market. we might be in for a little while. i remember 10 year periods where we didn't see that much of a gain. i like

memorial for celebration in leases as grand bicentennial birthday. in 1959 the management of the national park service. was transferred to the national park service

in 1959 the management of the national park service. was transferred to the national park service and rename it general grant national memorial since then we dedicated on preservative the final rest in place of elise's s grant and his wife julia. by cheering the achievements of ulysses accomplishments during his lifetime as a civilian. commanding general of

ah, ah, ah ah ah, ah, with a written more than $100.00 titles, stephen king, the grand master of horror. he's won numerous major writing awards, but not the noble prize for literature. we want to know why not. and to wish him a happy 75th birthday party. 21. do you like it? do you want it? ok, then buckle up. put the pedal to the metal. let's ride. mm ah read. in 60 minutes on d. w. o. a effects of climate change. i've been felt worldwide before a station in the rain forest continued carbon dioxide emissions have risen again. young people all over the world are committed to climate protection. what impact will because change doesn't happen on its own. make up your own mind. w. me for mine's no i once read somewhere that the average american has 2 bucks on their cells. the bible and a book by stephen king. my 1st thought was only one. after all, he's pretty prolific with more than $100.00 books published today, and he writes 2 new ones per year on average.

use that $90,000 to buy yourself a parking spot, here in the bay area. a viewer sent is this post. look. we confirmed. >> this is how i know the housing crisis in the bay israel. there is a parking space that cost $90,000. >> insanity. >> we confirmed the sale with the listing agent. it's oracle park, and a condo building in the south beach neighborhood. the agent told us another spot in the building sold for a similar price a few years ago. $90,000 for a parking space. what if you don't put a car there instead you put a cot for yourself? >> a lamp, you could just turn it into a little house. >> there are people watching right now that are saying, that's a good deal. i'll call. >> it was not that wide. it was so narrow. >> a twin bed. >> there you go. >> it will heat up tomorrow, we will be up to 113, but it cools on friday and more this weekend. chance of thunderstorms sunday. >>> thank you for joining us. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring

jury well he was in a parking lot in minnesota. other reporting on student loans that we want to share. canceled plans to forgive of student loan. the gop is urging president biden to withdraw student loan forgiveness. in the letter, 22 governors wrote they fundamentally opposed a plan to force american taxpayers to pay off debt of an elite few. they are the governors on your screen. they say that the plan would harm low income families, writing that workers will pay off salaries and reward the rich and punish the poor. celebrating today, 40 years of publication. this is the front page. 40 years of usa today. that is the 40's anniversary today. c-span was asked at the one-year anniversary, and we were inside the newsroom in washington dc. all day that day. we talked to reporters, and of course on youtube, you are part of the conversation as well. you can find that in our archives if you go to c-span.org or you go to our video library you can find a one-year anniversary of usa today as a mark 40 years, today. susan and south dakota.

it all kicks off on wednesday at the grand lake theater. > >> time for this morning's money watch report. let's get right to the big board where stocks are in a free fall. the dow is down 840 points. it has been looking like this all morning long. the consumer price indexs up by 8.1% from a year ago. we spoke to cbs news business anat business analyst jill on how we expect the federal reserve to d to respond to this data. >> i think they say all systems go. we will probably see another 3/4 of a percentage pot percentage point increase in rates. >> the feds are also paying attention to consumer expectations. if you expect prices to become moderate or think they will blow up, those purchases will contribute to overall inflation. > >> meanwhile the biden administn biden administration is attempting to prevent a strike but some 115,000 workers. the administration said it is in touch with freight railroads and their unions. right now a deadline to resolve a contract dispute is set for friday. the u.s. chamber of commerce estimates it could cost up to 2 to $2 billion a day. > >> yesterday lawm

formula one drivers are in singapore ahead of this weekend's grand prix, where the championship could be decided. landon norris says the race will be one of the tough test of the entire season due to the tropical weather. the british driver says it is almost impossible not to make any mistakes. especially in singapore, the amount of weight we lose through race. some races it can be pretty much nothing, because you don't sweat a long. but here you sweat a lot. you can lose two, three, four kilos of body mass. it is lot and physically that is a will lot of water gone. so it is one of the toughest races of the season. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you are still watching bbc news. we will talk more about the storying dominating. let's return to our top story this hour, the bank of england has announced it will intervene in the bond markets to try to restore financial stability, after uk interest rates soared and gilts plummeted following the government's mini—budget. the bank warned the market's reaction to the government'

. >> then there's trump park avenue in manhattan. an appraisal found that 12 rent stabilized apartments there were worth about 750 grand each but james charges that the trump organization inflated the value to $50 million, as if they could be rented at full market value they cannot. those were just a few. nearly two dozen examples laid out. in all, the lawsuit alleges former president trump signed statements that included more than 200 false and misleading statements over a 10-year period new york's attorney general is demanding repayment of a quarter billion dollars that she claims mr. trump, his family and his company obtained illegally. >> everyday people cannot lie to a bank about how much money they have in order to get a favorable loan to buy a home or to send your kid to college, and if they did, the government would throw the book at them why should this be any different? it is a tale of two justice systems, one for everyday working people and one for the elite, the rich and the powerful. >> but the attorney general is not se

be protected before it's too late. warns assa aysa the head of coastal conservation in alexandria, a grand scenario, no more. in the worst case scenario, the historic defensive wall will collapse. part of it already broken away, but we repaired that i didn't. what if the wall collapses completely, the park was sinking to the c. $1000.00 beaches will also be protected with a wall of concrete blocks. cranes are gradually sinking the tetra pods into the sea, costing tens of millions of euros. it's a dangerous mission against the forces of nature. has on my mind by her yet we've often had to stop our work and start all over again because of storms urges enough, then in another place, all our equipment was submerged by water. that to the middle were these are already enormous challenges because we're working with c and severe weather conditions, especially in winter. in the cities, narrow alleyways, residents are at the mercy of the she had volumes of water, the small apartment of ultimate ramadan and his wife, missouri was flooded 4 times last winter. as the result of rising sea levels and hea

. >> is your recent book and owed to the national parks? >> it is examining the way that we in society in the view of conservation through thinking of national parks come the big ones like yosemite, the grand canyon, versus the way we think about nature right where we are in our locality. it is espousing the grandeur of our parks and experiencing them but also saying what do we have in our backyards and how do we need to pay more attention to that part of nature? >> why did you choose glacier national park? >> it was quite simple. my friend jeff suggested that we go somewhere pretty. we have three weight bromance between jeff, george saunders and myself. he said let's go and have some conversations and you can use them for your book. when a brilliant poet says that to you, i said ok that sounds good. i researched which park seemed like it would be the most conducive to gorgeous hiking and it turned out to be glacier national park. >> the national parks are the nations family jewels? >> i think crown jewels is the phrase they would prefer. [