it�*s not a small thing.one, some hostages coming out, you get some more humanitarian assistance, maybe up to 600 trucks, and then the two sides can start talking about phase two. our international editor jeremy bowen says mr netanyahu is caught between a rock and and a hard place. one of the parts of that rock isjoe biden who has clearly decided it is time for a ceasefire, it is hurting him electorally back home, facing an election this year. he said in his speech, look, hamas can�*t do another october 7th, it is now time to end it. he made a point of saying this is an israeli deal, but those two gentlemen, messrs smotrich and ben—gvir, have come out and said they will not support this and they will withdraw support from the government if it goes ahead, and that means there will be an election which netanyahu is likely to lose. and that�*s a difficult thing for him. why is this going on? partly because of netanyahu�*s governing style. he tends to juggle things. he tends to play off friends, enemies, allies a

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my mother�*s death broke me.sia�*s minister of religious affairs was sacked after nearly 50 tunisian pilgrims were confirmed among the dead. and authorities injordan have detained several travel agents who helped book unofficial travel to mecca. unregistered pilgrims do not have access to proper facilities at ritual sites, such as air conditioned tents and buses. the bbc�*s aleem maqbool reports. now to the uk general election campaign and there�*s been criticism of the leader of reform uk, nigel farage, after he claimed that russia�*s invasion of ukraine was provoked by europe and nato. he told nick robinson, in an edition of the bbc panorama interviews, that he�*d previously said he admired vladimir putin as a political operator — but disliked him as a person. the home secretary, james cleverly, accused mr farage of echoing mr putin�*s own justification for his invasion. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. it�*s more like a police interview! time for tough questions for a man who�*s in charge of a

and as i said, there�*s some there�*s some effort.like a war that has been deprioritized by powers, external powers? there�*s limited bandwidth in the world. i think that�*s the way i would think about it. and there are so many crises going on right now, and that�*s really the reason i�*m going, is to try to draw some attention to it and say we need we need to focus on this right now. this is quite dire. and if we don�*t do something, it�*s hard to imagine how bad it will be. last month, the un children�*s agency unicef said there is no safe place for children in gaza: it said they are paying the highest price in the war. now international charity, save the children, has released new figures — suggesting as many as twenty—one thousand children are missing in gaza. the organisation estimates 17,000 children have become separated from their families during the chaos of the conflict, especially during the latest displacements following the israeli offensive in rafah. with a further 4,000 believed to have been trapped beneath rubble, and

israel�*s incursion of rafah that�*s meant that more than a million people were newly displaced.itarian agencies losing access to some of their offices, to warehouses and to the important rafah border crossing between gaza and egypt. now in rafah itself, we�*re hearing that there is fighting that is still going on in the past couple of days, particularly intense street battles between israeli soldiers and palestinian armed groups to the north and to the west of rafah, with intense israeli shelling going on as well. there have also been deadly israeli strikes in parts of gaza city. a reminder, really, that gaza, as the humanitarian crisis deepens there, it remains an active war zone. israel is under pressure to allow more aid into gaza, and doctors fear the situation for palstinian civilians will only get worse, especially for young children. the united nations estimates more than one—million people in gaza will face catastrophic levels of starvation by the middle of next month. shortages of drinking water in high summer temperatures are also putting the lives of many gazans at ri

he�*s wearing a hoodie, he�*s wearing shorts, and it�*s a very casual family photo.photos like they do now. but the royalfamily, they�*ve kind of moved with the times, like most people have, and they do these more relaxed photos, more intimate photos and people really get a glimpse of their life. tv chef gordon ramsay says he is lucky to be alive after an accident riding his bike in the us. he warned his followers on social media always to wear a helmet after the incident in connecticut this week — and he revealed the large bruise on his midriff. i want to wish you all very happy father�*s day. but please, please, please, please, please, wear a helmet because if i didn�*t, honestly, i wouldn�*t be here now. stay with us here on bbc news. it has been a rather mixed it up further. some bright and sunny spells in between, some of the best of the sunshine has been across the south and the worst, and of course it also feels pleasantly warm in the sunshine at this time of year. more of it as we head through next week. it has been cool and unsettled of late, but in a treatm

you can see 90's, low 90's, 70's by the bay and 60's by the coast. back to you. all right. thanks. in his 10, 50 and for your health. there's a worldwide warning. >> about fake versions of some popular weight loss and diabetes medications, the world health organization. >> who says that they've seen some fake some magnitude. that's the active ingredient in will go vienna's epic and they say that that fake ingredient could cause a danger to patients health. and eli lilly is also very concerned about a fake ingredient in the drug, orange arrow and in zepbound the w h 2, 0, a says that patients can protect themselves by only getting the medication from a doctor and a pharmacy. 10. 51 down a tnt will not be dropping. landline service in san mateo county. >> state regulators denied the company's bid, landline off or land lines offer telephone relay services for people with speech and hearing issues. it also includes free access to 9-1-1, officials say they're critical during power outages in select areas and for people living in rural and urban areas to to connectivity issues. the lagun

but then saw that 70's to 80's elsewhere. now with those 80's, we will be seeing plenty of sunshine so warm. but compared to where we're headed, which is going to be 90's to triple digits. these numbets are way cooler. so livermore's 82 enjoy it. same for you in walnut creek. while oakland at 72 today, antioch in vacaville, our hottest spots in the upper 80's today. tomorrow we will see likely a sprinkling of a couple of low keep us in the 80's average inland through saturday sunday for pride sunday in san francisco. expect upper 60's to low 70's after that, the heat is really going to be building in by tuesday and wednesday, inland areas climbing into the triple digits, right? all right, john, the role of the year 14, right traveling into the city on the bay bridge, mateo bridge around 15 minutes. richmond, sandra fell just short of 9 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 21 minutes. take a look at this. rescue. alameda. fire crews helping a teenager who was stuck in the mud. >> near the end boat ramp yesterday aftern

lot of 70's 80's to yes, still some 90's elsewhere in the bay.'re cooling down san jose at 88 degrees today. livermore at 94 while hayward san leandro, oakland, as well as even vallejo among some spots and some 70's antioch, you'll be at 97 today easily. our hottest area tomorrow. we further cool down a little bit more and by wednesday, our average inland highs are really only in the 80's 70's along the bayshore 60's towards the coast. right now, all eyes on eve an accident northbound one, a one, a east 3rd avenue. >> san mateo, we've been tracking that for most of the morning. you can see that accidents causing a delay along the san mateo bridge. so let's go look at those bridges, bridge about 18 minutes. our san mateo bridge around. 33 minutes because of that crash, richard somerville puts 14 and the golden gate bridge. 37, the tolls. 21 we continue to celebrate pride month here on kron and over the weekend conference, stephanie lin talked to a mexican folklore dance group whose mission sharing an inspiring message. >> case you missed it, let's

inland 70's and 80's along the bay 70's and 80's along the bay and some 60's and 70's up this homestyleeggies all wrapped up— these wraps are amazing. people can hear my thoughts? that's a problem. stay fresh out there with all—new wraps from subway. >> 10 44 is the time and veteran mini camp continues for the forty-niners on wednesday. and after all, the massive contracts being dished out to wide receivers. we were wondering when is brandon aiyuk going to show up kron? 4 sports reporter aaron wilson takes a look. >> one of those bits, of course, was not present. he has a present the entire time that tas and mini-camp talking about brandon aiyuk. he decided to sit out yet again. however, he did post on his social media account on instagram posting to his story. a video of him actually working out it tas day 5. so obviously he's trying to stay active in just waiting on that deal. but according to so reports, there has been no progress when it comes to a deal between brandon aiyuk and the niners. on the other hand, a lot of progress when it comes to a few other guys. trent williams did sh

it�*s a major vote of confidence in the billionaire�*s leadership.

he�*s somebody who turned up.th channel 4. elsewhere, nigel farage was questioned about his party�*s manifesto and how he would pay for his promises. there's a lot of stuff in your manifesto, but how do you actually plan to pay for all this stuff? we can comfortably save £30 billion a year by growing up and being sensible, and recognising if we want carbon free energy — reliable, not intermittent — carbon—free energy, the only way to go is small modular nuclear reactors. also fielding questions on stage last night was someone whose views could not be more different — adrian ramsay, the co—leader of the green party. i think we all know that we need |to step up action on the climate| crisis, both to adapt to the changes that are already happening, - but to avoid the runaway climate change that will affect us - all dreadfully if we don't get to grips with this. i and he defended proposing to raise some taxes in his party�*s manifesto. we're talking about £5 extra a week for someone earning £55,000. - now, what would

here�*s sarah.ain in the forecast. certainly, we won�*t all see it, but quite a slow moving area of low pressure moving in, bringing more cloud across parts of wales, northern england, towards the south—west and also a bit of cloud and rain into southern counties of northern ireland. where you have the cloud around, temperatures are just about staying in double figures but, for many, a fresh start for saturday morning. we are looking at single figures for many. through the day, we see that cloud lingering across parts of northern england, wales, the south—west, all down to this weather front. the south—west, all down to this weatherfront. a the south—west, all down to this weather front. a few spots of rain, particularly over higher ground of wales and northern england. to the north, cloud should click quickly from northern ireland with such a developing. in central and southern scotland, some sunshine, a few showers in northern scotland. in south—east england and east anglia, 80 sunshine, lifting t

my mother�*s death broke me.airs was sacked after nearly 50 tunisian pilgrims were confirmed among the dead. and authorities injordan have detained several travel agents who helped book unofficial travel to mecca. unregistered pilgrims do not have access to proper facilities at ritual sites, such as air conditioned tents and buses. the bbc�*s aleem maqbool reports. in the searing heat of western saudi arabia, walking for several hours a day surrounded by many hundreds of thousands of others, performing the five days of the hajj is an arduous undertaking at the best of times. some thrive in the university, but each year hundreds die of conditions related to heat exhaustion is. it might be months until we get the full picture, but given temperatures reach nearly 52 celsius there have been fears that the numbers that died this year could be higher than normal. i year could be higher than normal. ., , year could be higher than normal. . , , . normal. i have never seen such heated conditions. _ normal. i have never se

there�*s been massive looting, there�*s been shooting, there�*s been shelling and as we speak, that hospitalys, we have seen the ministry of health in sudan now relocating patients who are in this facility to other temporary shelters and temporary hospitals that have been set up which, by themselves cannot handle the amount of people that are coming in with gunshot wounds. one person told us it�*s hell on earth being in al fashir today. the time that rcf attacked the south hospital, the sudan armed forces was not there. these two parties have been fighting outside the hospital. this time, the rsf actually have gone in to the hospital and started shooting at the patients, at the medics who were there. and there�*s been another atrocity, too, hasn�*t there? wad al—noura? this was a village in a place called gezira state where more than 150 people were killed in this attack. unicef actually confirmed, saying that out of the 150 people who were killed, about 35 of them were children. shortly after, the rsf released a statement, saying that it had attacked two bases for the sudan armed forces but

and 70's at the coast, 70's 80's along the bay shore.ork for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! >> well, that are many camp continued for forty-niners on wednesday. it did. yeah. after all, the massive contracts being dished out to wide receivers. we were all wondering whether brandon iu was going to show up kron. sports reporter aaron wilson has an >> it. >> one of those bits, of course, was not present. he has a present the entire time that tas and mini-camp talking about brandon aiyuk. he decided to sit out yet again. however, he did post on his social media account on instagram posti

it�*s not assured to ever change people�*s beliefs. i think that it�*s always possible. minds about something that�*s really core to who we are is exactly the same thing as changing our sense of who we feel connected to, who our broader community is, who are the people we love. and if we understand it that way, you recognise why it�*s so rare, but also why it always happens. so perhaps your parents haven�*t started thinking yet? they haven�*t changed their community. they know me, but their community is white nationalists. and i think as long as that�*s the case, there�*s no reason for somebody to challenge their own beliefs. derek black, thank you for being with us on hardtalk. your book is called the klansman�*s son: myjourney from white nationalism to anti—racism. thank you. thanks so much. hello, there. having just had one of the wettest and dullest springs on record, i�*m sure if you got 12 hours of sunshine, you�*d take it. that�*s exactly what we had on wednesday through the isle of man. a chilly day, but a beautiful day in terms of sunshine. slightly different st

coast. 80's to 90's for most of the rest of us. although we do have our fair share of 3 digit numbers, including morgan hill getting right up to 100 today, san jose at 95 fremont and snow at 90 degrees while livermore and 98 oakland, a warm 85 conquered out 101 today. same in pittsburgh in sonoma. well, antioch in vacaville tied for hottest at 102 degrees. each tomorrow. still hot, but not as hot 90's inland. upper 70's along the bay shore. by the weekend. we're cooling back to seasonal averages. bringing us a nice break from the heat just in time for outdoor activities for the weekend. great. all right, for that. let's in here 13 right? traveling into the city. no accidents on our bridges, mateo bridge around 14 80 to 101, richmond center fell 8 minutes and the golden gate. 37 of the tolls, 19 minutes. it's 6.17, and kron four's your local election headquarters. state lawmakers are concerned about the state's ability. >> to keep the november election secure. they held a special hearing yesterday at the capitol addressing the role

and there�*s no chance of bridging the 93p- there�*s no chance of bridging the gap.ace. it is going to be a very long one of the sea. i think what ukraine is trying to do is to seize the agenda and be the one who is trying to control the narrative. —— seize the initiative. for the men set out this in 2020 g... ukraine, had the upper hand. it makes it a rather complicated piece to try and negotiate. as we had competing in russia, washer at this point doesn�*t appear to see any need to negotiate. but keep you up—to—date of course with any developments from that meeting in switzerland. we�*re at the halfway point in the general election campaign here in the uk. the politicial parties are out campaigning again this weekend. it�*s now three weeks until the next government is formed. the labour leader sir keir starmer has ruled out raising capital gains tax on people�*s main homes should his party win the election. it comes after the conservatives repeatedly raised questions over labour�*s tax policies. we�*ve been clear about the 40,000 appointments every single week. hos

's and 80's. no one's quite getting to 90. but we do have that number returning tomorrow, which i have in your extended forecast rain. all right. john davis hit the roads out there. tracking your morning commute. 12 minutes into the city right now. things in much better. our mateo bridge. 24 minutes. they're rich asumir fell just short of 13 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 25 minutes. let's get to that breaking news in which is the shooting in violence that erupted after a juneteenth celebration at lake merritt. multiple people were hurt in that shooting. comets. michael thomas live in oakland. >> with what we know so far morning, michael. >> that's a lot of unanswered questions this morning. oakland police say that this shooting happened in the middle of a large gathering for juneteenth near lake merritt. as for the suspects, will they have not caught anybody saying there may actually be more than one shooter? take a look. this is video up on your screen from last night when it comes

at the coast, 70's to 80's elsewhere in the bay. antioch really are only spotting it on to the low 90's. i've got your forecast. >> and we've been off to a really great start on this friday morning. had a few issues pop up here and there that accident along i-80 in that accident along i-80 in fremont that just cleared. so ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >> 9.13, right now and we are checking out the weather. i got a new bug zapper because i'm starting to spend more time outside. so nice out the season for the bugs john. good morning. yeah. nothing more fun than zap and some bugs. but for you chill out the yard. but hey, we are looking at the fo

daytime high 70's to 80's again. this is a lot like yesterday was which for most of us wasn't really comfortable. one, i'll be breaking down your pride weekend forecast. still ahead, rain. all right. let's get you. roll your bay bridge right now. 62, right? no major delays there. your san mateo bridge, 70 80 to 101 which is center fell 14 and the golden gate. >> 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. time now is 701. and the breaking news we have just learned. >> that oakland firefighter has died. he was on vacation swimming in san diego, our sister station in san diego that this firefighter was pulled from the water about 2 o'clock this morning near crystal pier in pacific beach, san diego news conference is expected shortly with details because we don't know the name of this oakland firefighter who died in san diego. but we'll keep you posted. all right. we have some more breaking overnight news. 70 firefighters are responding to a warehouse fire. 24 the wood street near 8.80, coming off the bay bridge. city's fire department

mid 60's to low 70's. got >> it is i-44 right now before you head out the door. let's see if we need a jacket because we shared and yesterday. no, yeah. let's find out about the temperatures and winds. john, good morning. yeah. yesterday the jacket. i didn't want to be anywhere near it. i just wanted to fight spacey today. mother nature's they see kind of kick back into gear. look at the blowing on those branches around there quite hour. that cool coastal breeze that is kick back up, especially near the coastline. been watching all morning as this deep foggy blanket that's been trotting the central coast has meandered further northward and will continue to push on in later on today, especially tonight making for a foggy start tomorrow low to the south and another adjacent low to the north of kind of moves just near us and nudge that high pressure ridge that had formerly been built up out, contributing to a cooler trend. still hot for some inland areas, stillthad enough that there are heat advisories around

temperatures are in the 50's to 60's. you can actually kind of see where that gray is hanging out as far inland dublin at 57 where as you head out to brett wooden, you're at 76 degrees currently. so pretty big. warm up out that direction. 70's to 80's for your highs today. nobody getting into the 90's. talking more in your forecast ahead right i don't think that a bar. we have some issues there. they've got some emergency work going on the track. >> and so currently right now, there's no red line service. yellow line might be a good option for you. if you're trying navigate around that, they bridge looking good. 15 minutes here on this wednesday, san mateo bridge, 16 minutes there or to summer 13 iran and golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 26 minutes 901. and happening right now, some people are in the dark. no lights in sonoma county. you can see on this map who has no power pg e is working on it. >> every area in red that you see is where this outage is touching at this so areas of subhash vulgar, a great and occident

the enjoy some 60's and 70's. the forecast onl you told mom to send her prescription to amazon pharmacy. she didn't. now, you're stuck behind this guy. as he uses the pharmacy line to purchase half the store. including a ceramic dolphin figurine. without a price. (over loud speaker) price check in pharmacy. ♪♪ all mom had to do was use amazon pharmacy. and her meds would get delivered right to her door. ♪♪ >> 10 13 right now and it's going to cost you more to cross the golden gate bridge in san francisco. and if you didn't hear it from will tran, you might not know until you get the bill and then your eyes pop out. so before have a heart attack, let's find out exactly how much the tolls are going by. good morning. will. >> it will go up by $0.50 starting monday. and like you said, that's not a lot right. but by the end of the month, when you get your bill, you're like, wait minute. why are they deducting more and more from my credit card on file. and that's the reason why. because they want more of your money beca

inland 70's and 80's by. >> the bay and 60's by the coast.seven-day forecast. take a look will be trending down in the temperatures inland from 90's to 80's the coast and bay will remain in the 70's and 60's. but you're going to the water park next weekend, saturday and sunday looks pretty toasty. we've got upper 80's and 90's for you inland. so that is something look forward to if you're going to be heading to the water park. yeah, i actually perfect time and water parks pretty good. >> thank you, gayle. and that's it for kron for news at 10. we're going to take a short break and be right back short break and be right back with the 11. ♪ “jack n the box” by ice cube ♪ ♪ and your babies ♪ ♪ see my head is so big they call me ♪ ♪ jack n the box ♪ ♪♪ come on, fool, you know it's true. ♪♪ get a chick-n-tater melt in my new munchie meal. jack: welcome to jack in the box! with four sandwiches to choose from, everyone can build their own munchie meal. or they can just get mine. or they can get exactly what they want. or they can just get mine. or t

right now at the coast 60's along the bay shore, some 70's and even some low 80's already for some of our inland spots. so we are indeed warming up. winds are pretty relaxed from the coast. just enough, though, to moderate temperatures a little bit keeping today from being are very hot. a stay. we'll save that for tomorrow. great. all right. on the eve of that group standing out making. >> excellent time. 10, 3-. if you are going happen on any of your bridges. 12 minutes they range or san matteo bridge around 13 richards summer fell under 7 minutes. so that's great. and the goal engage going happen on that long. you still have some low fog 20 minute ride. not really slowing down. alright, he's back to you. thanks a lot. 10, 30 right now. big story this morning is the aftermath of what happened saturday night at lake berryessa violence. one person shot and killed. several others stabbed. the napa county sheriff's office says they have made one arrest but their investigation is ongoing. >> kron four's sara stinson reports. >> a large fight broke out between 2 groups that lake erie us a

chelsea is a club that�*s historic.om their new boss, then? teema nicholls from the goal diggers podcast is with me. teema, i�*m going to read you a sentence firstly — "maresca has to get top four and a trophy, otherwise he can go, nothing less." that was you on social media. so...no pressure, then! no. but i think if you look at the last couple of seasons, if you look the ambitions of the owners, if you look at the statement that they made at the end of the last game of the season, they talked about competing for trophies and regular getting into top four. so if you're going tojudge pochettino on the standards, maresca should also be judged on those standards. and i think as big a club as chelsea are, we should be competing at the very, very top of the premier league, so for me, he has got to win a trophy and get top four. but if it doesn�*t work out, you�*d be back again in this same position again this time next year? and that will be... and the fault will lie on the owners. i think they've made an incredible decisio

let�*s speak to john watson, who�*s there. last night. this is a result for us tonight, we are absolutely i for us tonight, we are absolutely thrilled we got a point, sometimes during the match it looked hairy, switzerland had two disallowed goals but we got there, got 81—1 draw, meaning are still in this tournament. —— 1—1. people are in great spirits, living tonight and the atmosphere has been so positive. we have picked ourselves up, dusted ourselves down from friday�*s defeat and look at tonight. we have some fans behind me. how do you feel about the result tonight, megan? iauntie about the result tonight, megan? we are still in the game so we are going — are still in the game so we are going to — are still in the game so we are going to win, _ are still in the game so we are going to win, come _ are still in the game so we are going to win, come on, - are still in the game so we are i going to win, come on, scotland! are still in the game so we are - going to win, come on, scotland! i feel going to win, come on, scotland!

so overall it�*s going to be turning cloudier through the night, and given that, it�*s a milder nightf drizzle, maybe one or two mist and fog patches for coasts and hills too. through the day, the cloud may well thin and break, particularly to the east of high ground, to allow some sunny spells through. and we should see some sunshine developing in scotland through the day, with just a few showers across the far north. where thejune sunshine comes out, temperatures high teens to low 20s. that should feel quite pleasant, but it will feel less pleasant as we head into tuesday and wednesday. low pressure to the north of the uk is going to be sending much colder air our way. and so with that, we�*ll see rain or showers across the northern half of the uk in particular. chilly winds here, and with the downpours working in, particularly for scotland, quite a few of these will have hail and thunder mixed in. a few showers developing further south. now, temperatures still doing 0k across england and wales, but it�*s going to be turning quite chilly for scotland and northern ireland, particular

highs mostly in the 70's, but a fair share of low 80's. back to you. >> thanks a lot of 10. 29 and a new public safety tool is making a difference in san francisco are talking about those new automated license plate reading cameras that have gone up throughout the city. we've got a follow-up on the story with kron four's less look good. since april, the city of san francisco. >> began installing these automated license plate camera readers, a total of 100 are active right now. and 300 more go online in july bay area in different jurisdictions they put out information. we can type it into our license plate reader and make models of cars whether they have license plate or not. and >> they will paying the information and different intersections in the location. mayor london breed says the cameras have provided vital information resulting in arrests and cases, including >> assault, retail theft, carjacking and robbery. when it comes to those who have privacy concerns. the mayor has this to say goal is not to invade somebody's privacy, but at t

there�*s been massive looting, there�*s been shooting, there�*s been shelling and as we speak, that hospitalhe ministry of health in sudan now relocating patients who are in this facility to other temporary shelters and temporary hospitals that have been set up which, by themselves cannot handle the amount of people that are coming in with gunshot wounds. one person told us it�*s hell on earth being in al fashir today. the time that rcf attacked the south hospital, the sudan armed forces was not there. these two parties have been fighting outside the hospital. this time, the rsf actually have gone in to the hospital and started shooting at the patients, at the medics who were there. and there�*s been another atrocity, too, hasn�*t there? wad al—noura? this was a village in a place called gezira state where more than 150 people were killed in this attack. unicef actually confirmed, saying that out of the 150 people who were killed, about 35 of them were children. shortly after, the rsf released a statement, saying that it had attacked two bases for the sudan armed forces but did not confirm a

it�*s not assured to ever change people�*s beliefs. i think that it�*s always possible. minds about something that�*s really core to who we are is exactly the same thing as changing our sense of who we feel connected to, who our broader community is, who are the people we love. and if we understand it that way, you recognise why it�*s so rare, but also why it always happens. so perhaps your parents haven�*t started thinking yet? they haven�*t changed their community. they know me, but their community is white nationalists. and i think as long as that�*s the case, there�*s no reason for somebody to challenge their own beliefs. derek black, thank you for being with us on hardtalk. your book is called the klansman�*s son: myjourney from white nationalism to anti—racism. thank you. thanks so much. hello there. we saw some pretty decent weather over the weekend. saturday, scotland, northern ireland saw the warmth and the sunshine. it was england and wales on sunday which saw temperatures reach 2a celsius in a few locations. this upcoming week, though, will be rather disappoin

and it�*s that that�*s ushering down this colder air from the north marked in blue here, particularly down through the liverpool bay area, too. its cold start to the day tomorrow for this moment in the year, temperatures for many back to mid single figures, maybe even one or two degrees celsius only in some of the shelter glands of scotland. and tomorrow, another day of sunshine and showers with that cold northerly wind blowing, too. but fewer showers this time across parts of scotland. still one or two isolated showers, and it�*s still rather windy across the northern isles, down through northern scotland and for these eastern coastal areas as well. more showers — they become more frequent as we head down further south across england, a few showers perhaps too, for northern ireland, but temperatures disappointingly low for the time of year. into wednesday, high pressure starts to build in. so it�*s dry air for most of us, but still some more showers across the south east of england, in particular. further north and west, it is a drier story, and temperatures will rise by a degree or

night 70's by the bay and 50's.be the place to be to cool off by the coast. but you want to just be careful with the a sneaker waves by the beaches and then you can see friday we start to gradually cool down to the upper 80's this weekend. nice in the low 80's inland mid 70's by the bay and come monday tuesday, wednesday, another heat spike in the 90's and looks like tuesday looking like the warmest day. once again, back to you. all right, gail, thank you so much for that. and hopefully everyone stays cool. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and today marks exactly 5 months until election day. has that big moment approaches. some lost 8. some state lawmakers rather say they are increasingly concerned about the state's ability to keep the election secure. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, a huge part of this hearing that took place here at the state capitol focused on the role artificial intelligence could play in the upcoming election. its an issue lawmakers acknowledge could take

temperatures are climbing today. >> have some 90's inland 70's >> have some 90's inland 70's 80's ford news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? >> we're back at 7.44. the world health organization is issuing urgent. new warnings now about extreme heat events that have been affecting people of all ages. officials say in particular, pregnant people, newborns and seniors have already been paying the fairly high price for global warming. they say maternal and newborn health is especially impacted with more than 35% of pre-term births being attributed to exposure to heat and pollutants. >> over the next 2 weeks, cal fire's aviation team is going to be doing 9 time firefighting exercises. the pilots and crews will

. 70's to 80's along the bay shore. and yes, still a couple of low 90's for the stimulant. great. all right, john, thank for that. give yourself some extra time this morning. then a few issues popping up. >> earlier accident on the bay bridge now clear. 18 minutes making your way into the city this morning. 7, ridge around surtees. so lot of folks opted for that bridge because of a bridge had some problems. 60 minutes longer. richmond center fell golden gate bridge just short of 35 and a traveling along crockett on towards the maze is busy. a 40 minute rights impossible avenue could alternate for you at this time. all regions back to you. thank you. rae nato, one new this morning. governor newsom says crime is down in oakland. it is. yeah. earlier this year as we know the governor deployed more than 100 chp officers into oakland as part of the >> targeted search operation crack down on crime and looks like it's effective and does. let's take a look at those numbers out. kron four's. michael thomas is live in oakland. mi

not too terribly warm sharing 60's and 70's in sf 50's and 60's at the coast. 70's 80's. as i mentioned, some 90's popping up elsewhere. >> south bay, los gatos, you'll get up to 90 degrees today while san jose. 85 looking at low 90's in pleasanton livermore and conquered too. hayward, san leandro, oakland among our spots in the 70's, antioch in vacaville are 2 very warmest at 93 94 today. tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today's sunday. a little bit warmer. and then just hot into next week. triple digit heat inland near 90's by the bay shore. fire danger is going to be a huge concern these next several days. so please practice fire safety. last thing we need is any sort of wild for activity as we roll through such a heat wave ahead of right now. all right. on things that was role and traffic is light on a friday. >> bridge right now, 11 minutes heading into the city this morning or san matteo bridge just under 14, was a refill bridge around 10 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37, the town's 20 minute. right time now is a 15 and tensions are high at the state

it�*s not assured to ever change people�*s beliefs. i think that it�*s always possible. minds about something that�*s really core to who we are is exactly the same thing as changing our sense of who we feel connected to, who our broader community is, who are the people we love. and if we understand it that way, you recognise why it�*s so rare, but also why it always happens. so perhaps your parents haven�*t started thinking yet? they haven�*t changed their community. they know me, but their community is white nationalists. and i think as long as that�*s the case, there�*s no reason for somebody to challenge their own beliefs. derek black, thank you for being with us on hardtalk. your book is called the klansman�*s son: myjourney from white nationalism to anti—racism. thank you. thanks so much. hello there. things are set to turn cooler for the rest of this week as we pick up arctic air, which will spread southwards across the uk during the course of tuesday. so it�*s going to be pretty disappointingly cool for the time of year, with some really chilly nights to come — ga

the bbc�*s erin delmore has more.say it works. the ai startups ask users to enter a word prompt for a song like a storyline or a genre or lyrics or types of instruments to be used. and then the startups use their software, which the labels say were trained on existing music without consent or compensation to churn out the requested song. and the labels say the music is alarmingly similar, calling it wholesale theft that threatens to upend the entire music ecosystem. suno and udio did not immediately respond to requests for comment. it�*s far from the first time an association

as for today, daytime 70's to 80's. i mention t a only a couple spots barely hanging on to the low 90's. for the statement right now. all right, john, thank that. great start on this friday. looking at friday, light conditions as you're traveling into the city. no accidents hazards. >> 10 minute ride. 72 ridge, 14 down from 17. last time we had a traffic has with their looks like we had a wrong that fell out of a vehicle. they got that off the bridge. things are moving again 12 minutes long, which summerfield golden gate bridge at 25 checking on those highways out there. you can see 80 and highway 4 busiest as of right now games. back to you. thank you 801. and a big story this morning. former president donald trump was in town in san francisco campaigning at a fund-raiser last night. was he was the well, it's his first visit the last 5 years to the bay area. >> and as you might expect, it brought both supporters and protesters. sara stinson has a look. >> people spend hours rallying outside of donald trump's fundraiser

it's a cool coastal day while 70's 80's to 90's elsewhere.ittle bit higher, contributing to that humid, muggy, feel that we've got that just makes those 80's and 90's feel even less nice heyward at 78 oakland, 74 conquered 91. our hottest spot vacaville at 94 degrees today. let's look ahead. tomorrow were calmer and we're cooler. no more thunderstorm potential starting tomorrow. and we will be looking at daytime highs falling out of the 90's into the 70's to 80's at the warmest. that's how we'll stay into the weekend rain. all right, john, thanks for 71 rife, everybody headed into the city. no accidents there. >> san mateo bridge, 13 minute 81 to one december, phil, 12 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 21 minutes. apparently people love muni rider satisfaction is at its highest level in more than 2 decades. this is according to the san francisco transit officials who did a survey. they asked more than 72% of respondents muni riders rated. the service is good or excellent. that's the highest rating since 2001. the sfmta says

now a lot of the rest of us are in the 50's to 60's. so it all depends on where you're at, but definitely the coldest at the coast to get this morning started most mild further inland. daytime highs today are going to hold on to the low 90's. but this is a cooler average of 90's. and what we saw yesterday, especially on saturday, which was the very hottest one. tomorrow's actually looking a little less hot as well. and i'll get to that in your full forecast. as for your roads, it's still very early. so we're not anticipating anything to slow you down just yet. this is a look at the bay bridge. 7 minutes to make your crossing. got a nice sunrise taking shape. they're in the distance on one of her longer days of the year, 70 0, bridge at 12 minutes. right now. that's the limit. both the richmond, sandra fell and the golden gate also doing just fine. reyna. shame tell where shane tell where saint well, the question over residents have been asking. >> all weekend long wears mayor sheng thao. some local residents are demanding that mayor she

francisco and your bayshore neighborhoods are actually up into the low 80's today. 60's to 70's rightgrees for you. livermore close to the triple digits at 98 law. fremont at 90 degrees. castro valley also at 90 today. well, oakland at 85 concord, as well as antioch in pittsburgh, surpassing 100 degrees, vacaville and sonoma. also at 1, 0, 2, 1, 0, 1, today, santa rosa at 97. exceptionally hot one for sure. again, tomorrow temperatures will still be hot but no triple digits will drop into the 90's inland in 70's along the bay shore. by the weekend. we are cooling to our seasonal averages. a welcome relief from this heat wave. as for your roads, it had been really nice of the bay bridge. the last check with you. but with the metering light side, there is your expected back up. it's still only 10 minutes once you get to the bay's, though. so even with that back up, your so fairing pretty well. san mateo bridge, 13 minutes to make your crossing. while both the richmond center fell and the golden gates are smooth sailing under those clear skies. great. >> all right. take a look at this to

the country�*s opposition leader, yair lapid, welcomed the court�*s ruling.ue to the stress, if we don�*t fight together, we will die together. the torah is not an excuse for exemption. our correspondent, sebastian usher has more from jerusalem. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is facing another big problem, this time internally, after israel�*s supreme court made highly significant ruling — essentially that ultraorthodox students who�*ve been exempt for decades essentially since the founding of israel from military service are now no longer exempt and needs to be conscripted by the army. it is a big social issue in israel but also political problem for mr netanyahu because his coalition relies on two ultraorthodox parties. there is a potential that, if this builds, if we haven�*t seen it yet but if thousands of students from the yeshivas are essentially forced to join the army against their will, that could lead to one or both of these political parties pulling out of the coalition which would bring it down and lead to elections which are summ

upper 80's around noon and then 90's, even low 90's around 03:00pm. so tomorrow looks like the hottest day of the week. we have a heat advisory in place for saturday. i'll have details when come back in a few minutes. thank you so much, gail. and to be a hot one tomorrow this morning. >> no spots on the roads, though. we are sailing just fine through the bay bridge toll plaza. 13 minutes to get you through. hardly even a backup to the metering lights right there. love to see that on a friday. got a little of sunshine down in the san mateo bridge on what has been kind of an overcast morning starting to see some more and more sun peering through the richmond center fell bridge at 12 minutes. currently, that's pretty normal. and a look at the golden gate bridge. there's the fog 20 minutes to get you from nevado to the toll plaza. time now 701 of the breaking news from overnight. a person was killed in a hit and run accident in oakland. kron four's. michael thomas is in the newsroom with more. michael, what's the latest? you can tell us. hi, everyone will

not in the 90's. just 70's and 80's for most of us. we've got a gradual warm up ahead and have all the details on that as we go rania. all right. on the eve of let's get here. 14 right traveling into the city this morning. no accidents on your bridges. our san mateo bridge around 21, which is standard fell bridge just short of 15 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 28 minutes. time now is 8 o'clock in the breaking news. we've just learned that an oakland fire fighter >> has died. he drowned in san diego, our sister station in san diego says his firefighter was pulled from the water. here you see some video from san diego. that's the scene after he was pulled out. the body was pulled out a 2 in the morning. this is crystal pier in pacific beach. and officials have notified the oakland fire department about this. and here's what we know so far. >> winter said he was he's a current oakland firefighter with some experiences for yes. so he is the open competition that happened, to incident, notify us. he was first of the as million

we have 60's along the east bay shoreline and some 80's down see 90's like we saw this week. wednesday, we do have 90's back in the forecast for you inland. so we may see another heat advisory, but just something to think about, you know, we could see more heat on the way. and of course, the elevated risk of wildfires once again and with those winds as well. yes problem. much care for shaq that. >> the pink triangles back on twin peaks. take a look for yourself. you can see the summer marks the 29th time. the installation will glow during pride month. the triangle was used by nazis decades ago to out men. now each year, san francisco reclaims assemble to come in people in the lgbtq+ community who have faced discrimination today. several 100 volunteers worked to install the triangle. it's a tie above san francisco for the entire month of june. happening tomorrow sunday, the annual escape from alcatraz triathlon is back sunday's main event. the full triathlon features the full one and a half mile swim from a boat near alcatraz feet, which was once thought to be impossible. that

a lot of 70's to 80's and a couple low 90's.arming conditions and the rest of your forecast. we're talking to a rain. all right. on the get you rolling friday. hey, no accidents on average is 15 minute ride. >> falun into the city this morning or san matteo bridge just short of 14, which is a refill of around 15 minutes and the golden gate. 37 to the tolls. 21 minutes time now. 7.30, and we have some breaking news. the u.s. supreme court has just decided cities can indeed enforce bans on homeless people who are sleeping outdoors. this case is the most significant decision to come before the high court in decades on the issue of homelessness, it was a 6 to 3 decision. and in it, the high court reversed a ruling by a san francisco based appeals court. that court found that outdoor sleeping bans amount to cruel and unusual punishment. a bipartisan group of leaders has argued that this ruling is going to make it harder to manage outdoor encampments. and that's why it went to the supreme court. the ruling affects california is home t

as for the east bay looking at low 70's along the shoreline mid to upper 70's further inland 80's andy just a few for spots like antioch, pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville. tomorrow's daytime highs for some inland areas could be around 20 degrees warmer on average with near if not to triple digit heat for tuesday and wednesday for inland areas. upper 80's for some bayshore cities. we start to back off the heat after that. and by the weekend we're back into the mid-eighties at the warmest rain. all right, john, thank for that. watching that traffic start to tick up along highway 4. >> antioch traveling is a concord right now about 34 still under 40, accidents along highway 4. that's good news now from 17 to 15 on the bay bridge. i'm hoping stays that way. 17 law are to reach a 2, 101. 24 walnut creek down to 5.18, up 13 start to build as you're passing to orinda checking on southbound 6.80, doubling down to fremont around. 22 minutes. all right. james, back to you. >> thank you very much for 87. 47. the time happening today, 3 part roads out of mount diablo state park are going to be