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130 this morning in mountain view. The chp didnt share a more specific location, though. Wu was driving a blue 2018 ford escape with a missouri license plate reading vb 9v1w anyone who may have seen the vehicle or the wus is urged to call 911. Moving on to the north bay now and the high speed chase ending in a spectacular fashion, police say a driver trying to race away from officers topped speeds of 110 miles an hour on highway 101. The driver tried to take the exit onto petaluma boulevard and couldnt make the turn. The electric car crashed over the barrier and landed in the marsh, sending flame chunks of car battery flying onto the road. This is not something we normally deal with. This is probably the first crash that i came out to where there was batteries in the road on fire, and so its going to be an evolving uh training, i guess, and evolving as we go. And learning more about these vehicles. The chp says the car was so hot they couldnt even move the crashed car. They had to call ....
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Studio 10 divides up Fashioned from Nature exhibition with translucent corridors Chinese design firm Studio 10 has used translucent materials and winding ramps to create a series of abstract spaces to display artefacts at the Fashioned from Nature exhibition at the V&A s outpost in Shenzhen. Top: Exhibition design by Studio 10. Above: backlit fabrics look to create an impression of foliage The entirely new exhibition design divides the show into two sections. The first section details the relationship between fashion and nature since the 16th century and has a design that references classical gardens. Named Fashioned from Nature in China: Then and Now, the second part of the exhibition examines a similar theme but with a focus on China and takes a more contemporary design approach. ....