vinales now lea pfrogs rossi at the top of the standings. britain's cal crutchlow finished fifth.lap of their race this morning. an earlier crash had led to one of the bikes dropping fluid on the track. and when the riders approached the tricky downhill corner, they fell like dominos. miraculously, it appears nobody sustained any serious injuries and the race restarted 30 minutes later. fernando alonso will compete for pole position at the indianapolis 500 later. the mclaren formula 1 driver made it through the first qualifying day seventh fastest and goes into sunday's ‘fast nine' to fight it out for pole position for next sunday's race. the dangers of racing on high—speed american oval tracks were emphasised as former f1 driver sebastien bourdais crashed into the wall. he was conscious as he was rescued from the car but has suffered multiple fractures. the frenchman is in hospital following surgery to his pelvis and hip. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening.

kpix 5 reporter emily turner is live in san francisco's rossi park.. t >>> new at 5:00, we now know the identity of a little girl whose body was found buried under a san francisco home last summer and today we talked to the relative of that little girl. kpix 5's emily turner is live in rossi park to connect san francisco's past with its present. >> reporter: that's exactly what this does. this is the neighborhood where she was found. more than 100 years ago. this was a cemetery. but, the people who were buried there removed, except for one little girl who was found more than 100 years later. and now we know who she is. it is a mystery that spanned 120 years and took 11 months to solve. but now we know who the little girl is whose casket was found buried under the garage of a home under renovation. she is 3-year-old edith rose cook. a great, great aunt pete cook. >> i was jumping for joy because it would give me more information to find my family. >> reporter: her coffin was found in may of last year. it was believed she was left behind when the cemeter

chuck rossi is reinforcing a closure in his back yard where a coyote built a den, before giving birthher pups about 2 weeks ago. he set up surveillance to keep an eye on everything.sot - we'll just have to deal with this for the next 8 weeks.at first it was going quite smoothly.chuck rossi / san josesot - she would come back every 4 hours or so to feed the pups. after 24 hours we realized she was never coming backthe mom was hit by a car and killed on almaden expressway overnight. the pups were left to fend for themselves.sot - they're not inclined to want to come out rossi called all over to find out what to do next. eventually a non profit wildlife team from monterey made the drive to help out. but it was no easy task.sot - she made a den that was an engineering marvel. it was 2 entrances, 3 exits, and a secret spot where they could hide. when we went in to try and dig them out or scare them out, they bunkered down. it took us 3 hours of digging and making the opening bigger and inserting ourselves in there.a crew from the wildlife center of silicon valley also went out to help with

chuck rossi is reinforcing a closure in his back yard where a coyote built a den, before giving birth to her pups about 2 weeks ago. he set up surveillance to keep an eye on everything.sot - we'll just have to deal with this for the next 8 weeks.at first it was going quite smoothly.chuck rossi / san josesot - she would come back every 4 hours or so to feed the pups. after 24 hours we realized she was never coming backthe mom was hit by a car and killed on almaden expressway overnight. the pups were left to fend for themselves.sot - they're not inclined to want to come out rossi called all over to find out what to do next. eventually a non profit wildlife team from monterey made the drive to help out. but it was no easy task.sot - she made a den that was an engineering marvel. it was 2 entrances, 3 exits, and a secret spot where they could hide. when we went in to try and dig them out or scare them out, they bunkered down. it took us 3 hours of digging and making the opening bigger and inserting ourselves in there.a crew from the wildlife center of silicon valley also went out to help

arc say governor huckabee is here, reagan campaign adviser ed rollins one of my favorite on planet rossi indy 500 driver win of the race last year here ceo, i do not want to miss any gentlemen. >> president trump continuing the final leg of his overseas trip, this morning, he is expected to meet with g-7 leaders to talk trade, and climate change, blake burman th very latest, good morning blake. reporter: hi dagen good morning to i from sicily here in italy the g-7 summit set get under way momentarily president trump has had a meeting with his japanese counterpart prime minister shinzo abe saying thoses two would discuss north korea, about president trump described as a quote big problem. >> we will be discussing many things including, of course, north korea. which is very much on our minds. we will be discussing terrorism but i think -- we will really be in particular focused on the north korea problem. and a big problem a world problem. and it will be solved. at some point. it will be solved. reporter: g-7 is a meeting with leaders of the united states canada uk italy france germany jap

his fellow spaniards marc marquez and jorge lorenzo completed the podium while valentino rossi saw hisadly all we have time for. we should be back in around an hour. but from me, tulsen tollett, and all the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there, good morning. there's going to be some more sunshine around for the next few days. we may well have seen the peak of the temperature, though, over the weekend. it was pretty much wall—to—wall sunshine in northern ireland. and here we had the warmest day of the year so far. same temperatures in glasgow and we had the warm air all the way from wales towards the south coast. but these areas that had the warmth by day are getting the chill right now with the clearer skies, actually. and in rural parts, we may find temperatures not far away from freezing. in the towns and cities, this is what the temperatures look like. and further east, across england and scotland, there will be more cloud coming in off the north sea. essentially, an east—west split to the weather on monday. another lovely sunny day for northern ireland. best of the su

years, his journey led to the pinnacle of two wheeled motorsport, with the american beating valentino rossiwned motogp champion in 2006. he raced in the top tier for the final time in australia in october 20 i6. for the final time in australia in october 20 16. that same year, he finished fifth, with honda in the world superbike championship, winning one race in malaysia. last wednesday, just a few days after racing at inler in italy, he was hit bya car racing at inler in italy, he was hit by a car whilst training on a bicycle in rimini. he suffered head and chest injuries which left him in and chest injuries which left him in an extremely critical condition. a statement from hospital said he died on monday afternoon. he was 35. nick pa rrott on monday afternoon. he was 35. nick parrott reporting on the death of nicky hayden. russia's paralympic team have been given a final warning to improve their doping controls or face a ban from the winter games next year. south korea hosts the event next march. the team was banned from the summer games in rio last year after a state—sponsored doping sc

years his journey led to the pinnacle of two wheeled motorsport, with the american beating valentino rossi6. he raced in the top tier for the final time in australia, 2016, that final year, finishing fifth, with honda, in the world superbike championship, winning one race in relation. last wednesday, just a few days after racing at pamela, in italy, he was hit by a car, while training on a bicycle. —— imola. he suffered head and chest injuries which left him in an extreme the critical condition. a statement from the hospital said that he died on monday afternoon. he was 35. studio: wicketkeeper sarah taylor's been named in the england squad for the women's world cup this summer. she rejoined the camp last month, after taking a year—long break to deal with anxiety problems. heather knight has been named as captain. england's first match is against india on 24th june england's first match is against india on 24thjune and her inclusion continues her progress towards being fully integrated back into the side. the build up to cricket‘s champions trophy next month continues with england talking

take geno rossi, he runs a winery that goes from being his personal sand box to a major force in thee scene and i got a tour. >> when it comes to wine in the u.s. we think california, but pennsylvania is making a name for itself at pence wood winery in chad forward it is one of the few wine make their can do it all. >>> ward winning class wine. we have not different from california. we understand california has history in the wine making, and, the industry, but, we can produce, wine, whites, mostly, even some bread. >> reporter: geno rossi a native, decided to take over this location more than a decade ago in an attempt to put pennsylvania on the wine map. he has exceeded by produce ago ward winners but how does it happen? it begins with the strong bond and plenty of patients. >> it is, within year to prepare a soil, and vines, and when you have the vines, it takes three more years before you can, and it takes an extra approximately five years to the vine, and, so you are talking about nine years. >> that is just for white wine >> add an additional two to three years for red wine her

. >> welcome to the cemetery along rossy avenue and san francisco. you might be wondering where are the graves? >> so she was right here. >> that's a spot where workmen found an expensive coffin last year, and inside the well-preserved body from a little girl. >> what do you do that is right for this child? >> as news of the discovery spread she was known by a name that provides dignified barrels for abandon edith howard cook. >> we fell in love with her and wanted her to have her name back, she deserves that. >> when will we discovered her, you know, i could think to myself, my gosh, that could have been my little girl. >> there's a twist to the story a. strange one. the corners never mentioned it until we left, and then they told us about the sound of footsteps. >> the footsteps have no logical explanation, and all of it was gone on for years until the discovery of the coffin. >> you have heard the footsteps since she left? >> we have not. >> in life, in death and in eternity, she will always be two years, ten months and 15 days old. >> if you are

vinales now lea pfrogs rossi at the top of the standings. britain's cal crutchlow finished 5th.race this morning. an earlier crash had led to one of the bikes dropping fluid on the track. and when the riders approached the tricky downhill corner, they fell like dominos. miraculously, it appears nobody sustained any serious injuries and the race restarted 30 minutes later. fernando alonso will compete for pole position at the indianapolis 500 later. the mclaren formula 1 driver made it through the first qualifying day seventh fastest and goes into sunday's ‘fast nine' to fight it out for pole position for next sunday's race. the dangers of racing on high—speed american oval tracks were emphasised as former f1 driver sebastien bourdais crashed into the wall. he was conscious as he was rescued from the car but has suffered multiple fractures. the frenchman is in hospital following surgery to his pelvis and hip. all our good wishes to him. that's it from me. as always you can check out all the stories on the bbc sport website. we'll have more on sports day at 6:30pm. hello and welco

a construction crew at the home on rossi street found the sealed casket.ide, a little girl, belong blond hair and a cross made of flowers. she was nicknamed miranda eve. now we know her real name. >> her real name is edith howard cook. >> reporter: a genologist and founder of the garden of innocence project reburied the little girl last year. she said she was determined to discover the history, including the date of her death, a date a we now know, october 13th, 1876. >> when you say her name how does it make you feel? >> it makes you want to cry. we worked so hard to find her, and it's been 11 months. it breaks your heart, but then you are so happy that you get to give hermida name back, because a human being deserves a name. >> reporter: she says she looked through thousands a of burial records, dug up old street maps and compared them with old maps of the cemetery, and final al a family plot was found. >> the positioning of the map put the cook family in the backyard along with edith, and then their father and her mother. >> reporter: this week for the

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the mortal duda moto gp circuit —— the moto gp circuit has not gone well for valentino rossi today.ole position at the indianapolis 500 later today. he made it through the first qualifying day seventh fastest a nd the first qualifying day seventh fastest and goes into sunday's fast nine to fight it out for pole position for next sunday's race. the support from every body who has been amazing, everybody is stopping us been amazing, everybody is stopping us and saying thank you for coming, we are proud that you are here. it makes me proud to be here too, because this is the world, in motor sport, i want to experience this exactly as i am experiencing it now. that is all from me. you can keep up—to—date on all of those stories on the bbc sport website. i will have more for you in the next hour. time for the weather. freed from extremism, terror, and violence. most finished the day with dry and sunny weather. some rain to the highlands and islands of scotland into the start of the evening. northern ireland, some showers, but most will fade away tonight. the showers in northern scotland

ahead of him will be vinales who powered his yamaha to pole ahead of championship leader valentino rossit under three minutes. britain's adam yates made up some of the time lost in last sunday's crash, to go second in the competition for best young rider. while dumoulin was outstanding as he won a mountainous stage 14. he's now two minutes and 47 seconds ahead of his main challenger nairo quintana with seven stages to go. when you think surfing, you properly think sunshine, palm trees and exotic locations. but for british number one luke dillon it's not all glamour, as he tries to make it on the world circuit. the sport is on the rise following its inclusion in the olympics, and next week's world championships marks the first step towards tokyo 2020. our olympic sports reporter david mcdaid's been to meet dillon in the wet and windy south—west a leap into the cornish swell. it's a far cry from hawaii or california, but newquay‘s fistral beach is the home to british surfing. this is special for me. it's the home to britain's best surfer. it got me into a really good rhythm for the 2016 se

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>>reporter: 140 years later, the story came back a construction crew at the home on rossi street foundcasket. inside, a little girl, long blonde hair, white lace dress and a cross made of flowers on her chest nicked name -- nicknamed miranda eve. >> her real name is edith howard cook. >>reporter: a genealogist and founder of the garden and innocence project reburied her last year. she was determined to discover the real story, her history including the date of her death october 13, 1876. >> how does it make you feel? >> makes you want to cry. we worked so hard to find her, 11 months. it breaks your heart but then you are so happy because a human being to serve the name. >>reporter: she went to thousands of burial records and took up old maps and compared them with maps of the cemetery finally a family plot was found. >> up at the cook family in the backyard along with edith and her father and mother. >>reporter: this week, for the first time, she met uc davis professor, with the name and family tree the anthropologist began looking for living relatives and found a candidate. >> we cont

alexander rossi. a 66-1 long shot. world. he used one fewer pit stop than the other drivers and he ran out of gas after taking the checkered flag and they had to tow his car to victory lane. 300,000 people will be b here today. the largest single day sporting event in the world. i asked the reigning champ about the greatest spectacle in racing. >> you're standing on this straight away and you're in your good formation and just around you are people and energy and atmosphere and it's pretty special as a sports person, as someone who grew up driving go carts and wanting to achieve a level. just being here is a dream come true regardless of the end result. >> winners drink milk. that's the motto here. why? in 1936, the winner didn't drink champagne after the win. he drank a cold bottle of mbilk because that's what he liked. the tradition stuck. i got to catch up with the mi milkman who provides the winner's bottle. it's an honor. >> traditions are such an important part of the indianapolis 500. certainly, chief among them

a youngster from sacramento, alexander rossi was the first american born rookie since 1928 to win theorld and how he did it was just as impressive usinging one fewer pit stop than the other drivers. he actually ran out of fuel after taking the checkered flag and his car had to be towed to victory celebration in victory lane! i asked the reigning champ what these drivers feel the night before the indy 500. >> it's a little bit of like a conundrum. you're trying to, like, rest and prepare for, like, an event, right? but, at the same time, it's like the day before christmas and you're 5 years old, so you're like trying to balance those two things. so i actually took like advil p.m. last year. >> reporter: did you? >> just to go to bed. >> reporter: do it against because it worked! once these guys get rolling, they are going about 225 miles an hour! i got to ride with a living legend, mario andretti. only driver ever to win the indy 500 and daytona 500 and formula one world championship. little did i know i would be more scared than i ever had been my entire life. hi no idea what i was in

he called the wildlife center of silicon valley for help: rossi, san jose: "she made a den that an engineering marvel. it was 2 entrances, 3 exits, and a secret spot where they could hide. when we went in to try and dig them out or scare them out, they bunkered down. it took us 3 hours of digging and making the opening bigger and inserting ourselves in there."> ( mark ) the pups are being cared for at the wildlife center until they are old and strong enough to be released. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... steph curry may be the baby face assassin, but if you listen to the spurs coach, its zaza who's guilty of manslaughter. plus, the cavs know who they are going to play in this next round. and the surprising team kaepernick might play on. the world according to gary is in a few minutes. and after the break... we'll tell you why the new pirates of the caribbean movie could come out earlier than planned. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge. from the day i arrived, i wanted to see this great country. my last wish is for you to do it for me, as a fa