and the dispute as south china sea president, for the mark of junior said his country would not be intimidated and would not healed to any foreign power. president ferdinand marcus junior attends a ceremony to award medals to ac filipinos, sailors. they were part of this month mission to resupply and i post on the hotly contested 2nd, thomas sho, i think, clashed with chinese coast guard to injured filipino sailors and damage to military boats using the shares. he's axes and hammers. the laces ties, steak skirmish and set china c, i n my we will never be intimidated or expressed by any one guy but a new month, a new the a, b officers and troops who sailed the waters and exercised the great this string of beads in fence propagation confrontations between chinese and philippine ships in the area are escalating. as beijing steps up its efforts to push its claims to nearly all of the strategic t located waterway. for some of the growing tensions in the south china sea or a greater threat to regional stability, then china is growing assertiveness and military pressure on self rule. taiwan. and i gu

of junior said his country would not be intimidated and would not yield to any foreign power. the president furden on marcus junior attends the ceremony to award medals to ac filipino sailors. they were part of this month submission to resupply and i post on the hotly contested 2nd time i show they clashed with chinese coast guard, who injured filipino sailors and damage to military boats using the chefs. he's axes and hammers. the laces ties, steak skirmish and set china c, i n my we will never be intimidated or expressed by any one guy. but i knew i knew the a b officers and boots who sailed the waters and exercise the great this string of beads, incense, propagation. confrontations between chinese and philippine ships in the area are escalating as being steps up its efforts to push its claims to nearly all of the strategic located waterway. for some of the growing tensions in the south china sea or a greater threat to regional stability, then china is growing assertiveness and military pressure on self rule. taiwan. again, trying to claims almost all of the south china sea,

as of junior, because some melisha will take over. i was in sure i'm actually next year, but this year i wasn't sure midship is under loss, which to be very frank is a country that has very close and in many ways it is dependent on china in many ways. so i don't think that the means is expecting much from us in this year, but we're hoping that we can coordinate things were much more robust kind of response or stance from us again. but yes, you're absolutely right. philippines is being isolated in the countries that are supporting definitely these are for all the site. the regents americans are australian, so are your opinions and also the japanese richard. hey darian, thank you so much for your analysis. that's richard. hey, darren, who is a policy advisor and senior electra in international affairs. i think.

joining us live now is mark dicamillo, director of the berkeley igs poll conducted on behalf of the evelyn and walter haas junior fund. thank you so much for joining us, mark. >> hi. thank you very much. so when was the study conducted and who was polled? we conducted a study of california voters. it was a random sample. over 5000 voters participated in the poll. it was completed the first week of june. so very recently. >> okay, so that 78% that said, they are very likely to vote. how does that compare to previous general elections in a presidential year? >> well, actually, if you compare it to the last presidential election four years ago, we actually had over 80% of voters turning out uh- this isn't actually a necessarily a forecast of the actual turnout, but it was a meant to just identify which voters seem to be most likely to be on board to participate and which ones may or may not. and we also asked them the reasons for doing so. and one of the most striking findings was that when you ask the likely voters who why they're likely to vote, they basically say they want to vote for pres

last night , the representatives of iran also won seven colorful marks in the final three weights ofs competition today in 65 kilos. in the first round, amir mehdi saeedi nawa fights with the representative of the host jordan, in the 71 kg, mohammad kazemi, in the first round, is defeated by a cultural work from japan, and in the 80 kg, amadreza mohsennejad, after taking a break in the first round, in the second round, faces the winner of the wrestlers from china and kyrgyzstan are going last night, the wrestlers of the country of mon went to the distance of their opponents in 7 weights, where abolfazl karmi and daniyal izadi won gold in 51 and daniyal izadi in 45, and alireza amiri in 48 and won silver in 60, abolfazl shiri and 55, amir ali heydari and in 110 kilos, ayub hosseinvand won a bronze medal in euro 2024 football with the win of belgium and portugal, it was followed to the 18th final. in the continuation of these competitions and in the group of six last night , portugal won against turkey with three goals and with 6 points , they qualified for the round of 16. turkey also

the event also marked the unveiling of a new i have a dream mural honoring mlk doctor celeste beal waste speaker, by the way. she is the great niece of doctor king, and her words sort of inspire those young kids there. that's going to do it for me tonight for the news at 730. really appreciate you tuning in. have yourselves a great monday evening, and i hope to see you right back here for the news at 73tomorrow have flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh, ok i will - i'll turn our thermostat to 78... i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer. - my blankie? - yep! - let's talk about it! - nope. ooo, we can save the laundry til' the morning! oh, yes please! oh! little things like this help save our power and help save us from outages. with flex alerts, the power is ours. -(crowd cheering) -okay, let's go! voiceover: yo! the og music game show is back.es. yes, i'm rea

the event was also marked with the unveiling of a new i have a dream mural honoring mlk doctor celestethe keynote speaker. she is the great niece of doctor king and works as a nonviolence trainer at the king center in atlanta. >> i want to challenge you to not only have dreams, but to write them down and actually try to do things to make that happen. your dreams are what is needed in the future. >> the new mural was created by artist deonta allen, a third generation alumnus of king elementary, the de young museum in san francisco. >> kicking off its annual bouquets to art fundraiser today, this event features 125 floral creations inspired by works of art in the deyoung's galleries and the museum's architecture museum, officials say the week long event is quite popular and brings some 45,000 people to the museum in a single week. >> it's really fun as you go through the galleries and you see how the florists have been inspired by our works of art. >> museum officials say this is the fundraiser's 40th year. the money raised goes to exhibition programs, education and art conservation. >>

of a martin luther king junior's family as the keynote speaker.elebrated its sixth grade students being promoted to middle school. that event was also marked with the unveiling of a new i have a dream mural honoring mlk. doctor celeste beal was the keynote speaker. she is the great niece of doctor king and works as a nonviolence trainer at the king center in atlanta. >> i want to challenge you to not only have dreams, but to write them down and actually try to do things to make that happen. your dreams are what is needed in the future. >> the new mural was created by artist deonta deonte allen, a third generation alumnus of king elementary. >> the san francisco giants will be part of history in just a couple of weeks. the team will travel to alabama to play a regular season game at the historic rickwood field in alabama. >> it is the oldest professional ballpark in america, and was where the great willie mays began his career. ktvu is greg lee shows us how the giants are honoring the legacy of the leagues. >> rickwood field was the place that a 17

the event was also marked with the unveiling of a new i have a dream mural honoring mlk, doctor celestee great niece of doctor king and works as a nonviolence trainer at the king center in atlanta. >> i want to challenge you to not only have dreams, but to write them down and actually try to do things to make that happen. your dreams are what is needed in the future, and we all. >> a new mural was created by artist deonta allen, a third generation alumnus of king elementary. oakland is moving forward with plans to rename an intersection after famed martial artist and actor bruce lee. the entire section of garnet street and broadway will soon be known as bruce lee way. it's where lee opened his martial arts studio back in 1964. he was born in san francisco and raised in hong kong. the city council is expected to give the final approval at tonight's meeting. the de young museum in san francisco has kicked off its bouquets to art fundraiser. the event features 125 floral creations inspired by works of art in the de young's galleries and the museum's architecture museum, officials say. this

the event was also marked with the unveiling of a new i have a dream mural honoring mlk. invited to celebrate the graduates was doctor king's great niece, doctor celeste beal, who works as a nonviolence trainer at the king center there in atlanta. >> i want to challenge you to not only have dreams, but to write them down and actually try to do things to make that happen . your dreams are what is needed in the future. >> the new mural was created by bay area artist deonta allen, a third generation alumnus of king elementary that is fantastic. >> all right, we want to check back quickly. as promised on our poll that we put out to you here about how close you are to buying an electric vehicle. we are getting a lot of responses here, and right now most people are saying they are nowhere close to buying an ev. a small number of people considering it sort of on the fence there. and then we have 22% of folks here in the bay area already driving one. yeah that kind of goes to my theory, which is there are a lot of evs here in the bay area. >> stay with us. really appreciate you c

the accumulating nature of his donations to trump in fact mark m is one of the largest political donorsint. this comes on the heels of high profile gazillion dollar fundraisers for trump posted by right wing tech billionaires in california and of course, it comes on the heels of months of high profile trump support from tesla billionaire elon musk, who used to be thought of as a quirky business billionaire, as an eccentric inventor type, but now, he is basically the sky,■ç if this guy also have the resources to buy twitter then destroyed will also inexplicably been allowed by the u.s. government to operate crucial national security assets he has use to help russia's war against ukraine. this has been getting outsized attention in part because of the extremist lease of some of these very rich people who are now making a big show of supporting donald trump. but, it is also getting attention because it is one of the few metrics we have to assess the relative strength of these two candidates and their campaigns as they head into this very early, very weird first debate this week. it is also

so now we have lined up in a subset of the underground action we're time. see that the equations marks blumenthal and they told us, mainstream media is ro, an hit jobs regarding the the, [000:00:00;00] the mass junior cent fee, and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the middle east. while the us and its allies continue to, i'm zalinski and ukraine, and that's and yahoo! in israel president vladimir persian today, observes russia's day of remembrance and sorrow. the anniversary of the soviet union's victory in world war 2 and 27000000 russians were killed by nazis. the most of any allied country, this just weeks after russia was banned from you. not ceilings, frances, the day commemoration. earlier this week, there was panic in nature, legacy media or of opinions, visits north korea. despite his attempts to reach out to hand a piece, the russian presidents, cool facies fire and ukraine was rejected by a nature that continues to facilitate is really pm netanyahu's genocide and gaza. one of the world's greatest john lists

now, just before we go, junior marks a pride month and celebrations have kicked off all around the worldommunities in the evolution of the communities in the city. this took place in vienna and organisers reported a record turnout with more than 340,000 people participating in the parade. do stay with us on bbc news. hello there. we started part two of the weekend. on a fine note, there was plenty of sunshine around, but since then, skies have clouded over for many. and we're seeing patchy rain pushing into northern ireland, parts of northern england, the midlands and wales, all courtesy of this weather front here, which is popping up as it's sliding its way south eastwards. all the while, this area of low pressure bringing strong winds to northern north east scotland with plenty of blustery showers here, some good sunny spells continuing across scotland and also south west england, the channel islands, but elsewhere it's cloudy with that rain popping up across northern ireland and spreading across the irish sea. so temperatures a bit more disappointing because we've got more cloud aroun

no. [ gasps ] [ chuckling ] good job, junior.g ] [ speaking minionese ] >>> sisters tiffany and tammy were transfixed, the contents of the envelope prepared by their mother for them and clearly marked baby pictures, but that was not what was in the envelope. instead they found notes written by ken. apparently a assignment for a anger management class. >> it was a journal on all of the different ways he abused her. >> i have spent on charlene, i have pushed charlene, i have yelled that charlene. >> suddenly the sisters believe their mother was sending secret clues that screamed open in case of death. they found a willing ally in the detective. one plan, secretly recording a phone call with ken. tammy made the call from that the police department. the strategy was for tammy to act friendly and supportive. ken told tammy he was deeply concerned for charlene. >> it is not the same without her here. i miss her very much. >> can also said he was suspicious of tammy and her sister. >> i get the feeling you guys are planning on ganging u

and this bill embodies this truth by including historic 19.5% pay raise for junior enlisted, marking unfortunately, president biden has not included this pay raise in his budget. and i find it wholly contemptible that someone, the pr has managed to become a multimillionaire on a public servant's salary, would snatch the food out of our junior enlisted mouths as they stand in the breach protecting his very life. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mrsc minute. the gentleman is recognized. mr. van orden: i am proud to haveany of my provisions included in this ndaa that will ease the service members' transition from active duty to become ago veteran. i thank -- becoming a veteran. i thank chairman rogers for his work and support on this. i continue to champion these initiatives and continue to fight to support our service members w that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: please, members are reminded to refrain from engaging in persona toward the president. mr. scott: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from pennsylvania i

mark: welcome back america.r, governor ron desantis. welcome. governor, if member of the house he been a governor for a while now you are considered a very, very successful governor. you look at joe biden. he has executive order he puts out he says i'm going to fix the border. he destroyed the border. he signed over 90 executive orders and now he signed another executive order. we hear nothing is changing on the border. he not only violates the take care because of the constitution were it not only violates multiple parts of federal immigration law he lies, and lies and lies to the american people more that michael cohen. what do you make of this? ask mark when you're in the position of executive responsibility sometimes bad things may happen that are not your fault for their sometimes bad things are happening if you would have had some foresight you could have headed it off and then there are things that are the sins of omission. the border is a sin of commission by joe biden. he overturned the trump policies t

for example, a settlement with junior doctors now that's going to cost billions of pounds, billions ofs that going to be paid for? that's a big question mark. there are so many examples of these things that will have to be paid for that are on private schools. >> how can somebody not pay it when it's charged to the school? everyone keeps saying, oh, well, the people with special needs, but it's charged to the school. so how can you avoid it anyway? that's coming up in good afternoon britain. so stay and lots more and lots more, first though, here's your weather with annie. thank you so much for joining us today. we're back next week and on monday a brand new studio as well. see you sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> see you tomorrow at three. >> see you tomorrow at three. >> looks like things are heating up. >> boxt boilers sperm answers of weather on gb news. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. another fairly fine day for many of us. sunny spells and still feeling pretty warm in the sunshine, but there is some rain on the way for this evening that's going to be movi