need peat moss in order for the peak to develop and kate moss is the most important plant when it comes to replenishing the moylan's. when if you as peaches removed baron areas being created it could be replanted so we're trying to grow as much peat moss as possible so that we can plant it on those narrow areas. up the ball that will help the more lens to recover and. to grow peat moss on a large scale water needs to be returned to the more land first. to soak the area we release the water there's a void here and when we remove it the water flows through and fills the area. as the more land revives it slowly recovers its former biodiversity many insect species can only survive on more land. peat moss also begins to grow again and. it's great that we were able to take land where all the pete was removed and restore it to a flourishing moreland when you look down and you can see that the paint moss is growing again it shows all our work was worth it. the peat soil here will accumulate at the rate of about one millimeter per year so it's a job that requires a lot of patience. it'll take ab

peat moss also begins to grow again. and. it's great that we were able to take land where all the pete was removed and restore it to a flourishing moreland when you look down and you can see that the peak moss is growing again it shows all our work was worth it. the peat soil here will accumulate at the rate of about one millimeter per year so it's a job that requires a lot of patience. it'll take about six thousand years for the more land near gift horn to fully recover. like so many islands around the world can as a lot more actually be allowed go is littered with human garbage from the wilds all since it is yet another example illustrating the difficulty of developing an effective collection and recycling system for these areas level leaves from its golden beaches so beloved among tourists the trust washed up here also in danger's coastal mangroves and the breeding grounds of my ring titles now environmentalists have joined forces in the area of charlotte to alleviate the impact on the local environment. every morning and

to grow peat moss on a large scale water needs to be returned to the more land first. to soak the area we release the water there's a board here and when we remove it the water flows through and fills the area. could be divided. as the more land revives it slowly recovers its former biodiversity many insect species can only survive on more land peat moss also begins to grow again. and the thought of that of. it's great that we were able to take land where all of pete was removed and restore it to a flourishing moreland when you look down and you can see that the peak moss is growing again it shows all our work was worth it. the peat soil here will accumulate at the rate of about one millimeter per year so it's a job that requires a lot of patience and it'll take about six thousand years for the more land near gift horn to fully recover. like so many islands around the world can has a lot more as the lego is littered with human garbage from the wilds all ships it is yet another example illustrating the difficulty of developing an effective collection and recycling syste

moss. >> director moss: thank you. this is all really exciting and looks great. have a general comment or request for all of the architects producing renderings. i hope this is possible, i ask that we include more communities of color in the rendering itself. i just went through the whole thing and i see only white people. that is a thing with architectural renderings, it's not a new thing, but i would like to show mission housing tenants, communities of colors, this is going to be treasure island and i would like them to see themselves there. because this is going to be for everyone. and you know, i think it is something we strive toward, it will make the program seem as equitable as we know they will be. thank you. >> director dunlop: thank you. really love the way it's shaping up. obviously, your listening to board and the community. clearly, because we just represent the community. and what we hear and what feedback we get. the island itself is known for many, many things. and most of them very good. and one of them, in particular is it's a great place for sp

. >> reporter: hulu's blockbuster drama starring elizabeth moss is now in its second season. >> ninecan feel like quite a long time. >> reporter: the story is set in a totalitarian regime called gilead in what used to be the u.s. sometime in the year future. after a devastating coup. >> you girls will serve the leaders of the faithful. >> reporter: the new american regime is a thoueocracy that oppresses women in particular. they're not allowed to read or write or think for themselves. fertile women are enslaved, forced to bear children for the ruling class, impregnated by rape, and ultimately forced to hand over their babies. >> do you have a name? >> angela. >> reporter: it's as if the puritans borrowed a few ideas from the taliban and developed their own uniquely american caliphate. >> i'm a handmaid. how do i boil it down? it's impossible. can you google it? >> reporter: margaret atwood's novel, published in 1985, is a feminist classic. i've read that you see this as a work of speculative fiction. >> speculative fiction, and specifically this planet could happen. we could do it. a

daysi madrid has known moss for 10 years.daysi madrid/friend"i couldn't believe it. really good person, him and his wife, they're really good people." for now, she agrees with the mayor that moss was doing his job.but looks forward to seeing the whole video released. daysi madrid/friend "i would like to see it so everybody will be clear. everybody will be out there and like, 'ok, this is what happened,' because that little clip only shows a certain part. but it doesn't show the background of why it started." attorneys for anthony wall, the one grabbed in the video, requested body and dash cam video from the police as well as surveillance video from waffle house. mayor connors tells me the sbi and fbi are both involved in the ongoing investigation of this case.in warsaw, nate belt, (lawrence bay area weather) (gary sports tease) ♪ the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accounts. we were looking for a bank to provide a safe and efficient technology platform to pay our farmer

now this is mr moss's first official visit to the us as foreign minister yesterday his office tweeted a photo of him in front of the u.s. capitol where he met with senators and representatives the text reads america is more then the white house. who became germany's chief diplomat in march has been holding talks with his u.s. counterpart mike peo who took over at the state department just a month ago a first encounter for two foreign ministers still finding their feet with one volatile issue on the table iran the u.s. is already walked away from the international nuclear deal on monday threatened the strongest sanctions in history if tehran fails to comply with washington's the me it's all happy to welcome here at the big table boars former he is a u.s. analysts he's author of the book the crisis of democracy and he's a professor at bard college professor of politics here in berlin it's good to see you again boris i want to take a listen to what the foreign minister mr moss what he said after he met with the president's national security advisor john bolton today take a listen. along

germany's new top diplomat i go moss was on his first official visit to moscow. this is the news i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being with us. to. kick off like we take football personally. and winning. all these world cup preview. this time this group seen with a clear favorite friends. and tough competitors to. receive his having a close encounter with. shots in the a.t.l. sixty. knots marine credits his could soon die else here. aquaculture and environmental values in style terms of the problems but the exact cool remains on. the go ahead to africa in sixty minutes on d w. global inequalities. what does inequality mean any globally connected well. known to the media play. joining the discussion and have new laws. don't have as global media following the times eighty. d.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on top of programming go in there you know me show you that you can show them with us our innovations magazine for in asia with us from every week and always looking to the future fund d w d

as heiko moss and his russian counterpart agree on the need to preserve the nuclear deal with iran. brian thomas thanks so much for being with us arounds of foreign ministry condemning israel's attack on iranian targets inside syria now this first first official reaction to the attack came from the ministry spokesman who called them a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty that were conducted on fabricated and baseless excuses now israel struck dozens of targets inside syria that in retaliation for a rocket barrage on israeli positions in the israeli occupied golan heights just across the border from syria now israel's government is blaming iranian forces in syria and has accused tehran of crossing a red line. there have been growing international calls or restraint on both sides . a missile on its way to destroy an edifice system this slowdown fit each thread leased by israel's defense force shows one of a barrel of strikes on iranian military sites in syria israel's prime minister gave the justification. of iran has crossed a red line our response was appropriate our army

in berlin it's good to see you again boris i want to take a listen to what the foreign minister mr moss what he said after he met with the president's national security advisor john bolton today take a listen. along with our european partners will remain in the iran nuclear deal. we will also do all we can to ensure that iran stays in the steel. because this agreement affects our immediate security interests in germany and the whole of europe. as regards to what's ahead we are indeed worried about the future of the transatlantic partnership america is an important partner force we need america in many places around the world and therefore we've agreed to keep the dialogue going but an open dialogue. and when we have differing views these differing views will also be brought out into the open. so it is safe to say that he does not go to washington trying to change anyone's mind i think it's very safe to say that it's not a surprise that he didn't i mean even after mccaw and merkel went there a couple weeks ago there were still hopes in europe that this would be the case that trump would

piece meant for capitulation blackwater thank you after the break naomi campbell david bowie and kate moss just some of the subjects of one of the greatest photographers in the world ellen what i'm worth you run away from the circus to pick up a camera all this and more coming up about two of going underground. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on the.

expelled a member of the party marc wants to work with forty against racism all his life and from kate moss story on that we speak to a world famous photographer and director ellen going on with about illuminating working class women all the some more coming up in today's going underground but first the largest country on earth russia in order eight to flatter me a putin for another term as its president that's russia are accused of using chemical weapons against people living here in britain. our case the russian culpability is clear no other country has a combination of the capability the intent and the motive to carry out such an act so what has happened since gay and newly ascript all literally disappeared from public view up to such unproven allegations u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson unlike u.k. home secretary on the road there's not resigned for misleading the public a story covered even on mainstream media twentieth of march boris johnson gave an interview to a german t.v. station and his answer was pretty clear i mean the people from from porton down the he. may have the sampl

we're not public and this one is very public is mr moss losing it. i don't know i didn't i wasn't there to witness it but i do i think the that kind of behavior is symptomatic of someone who is losing touch with reality and who did a very unprofessional job because in that second people he wants to not only go to the movie was to go to mars doesn't. well that's another thing. we won't go there every worker there will they. thank you very much you leave us there for as a friend but the chinese company shalmi hasn't been around for long but it's so when one of the biggest smartphone makers in the world and now the next milestone an initial public offering on the whole go stock exchange this year the company reportedly hopes to raise ten billion dollars mo this thing that would make this is the biggest i.p.o. since chinese e-commerce giant hadlee baba launched on the new york stock exchange in twenty fourteen in the first quarter of the year show me sold twenty eight million smartphones that's close to ten percent of the global market. compensation at l

secretary of state mike pompei oh mr moss said that europe seemed far away from a compromise with the u.s. over and iran deal on peo has threatened what he called the strongest sanctions in history if tehran fails to comply with washington's demands and one of the greatest american writers philip roth has died he was eighty five years old a roth pushed literary in social boundaries with his explorations of sex death and assimilation he won every major u.s. literary award including the pulitzer prize. reclusive and often reluctant to give interviews philip roth was known for his provocative and uncompromising novels about the american jewish experience there's a certain odessa to writing books without the audacity of can't write books and perhaps there's even a certain recklessness in writing books. i think that the society i live in can live with my recklessness such as it is rob who is the author of more than thirty novels and short story collections spanning seven decades is a work frequently blurred the lines between fiction and memoir and drew on his experience growing up in a jew

on a new iran nuclear deal moss who is on a visit to washington was speaking after back to back meetings with the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o. and national security advisor john bolton u.s. pulled out of the twenty fifteen accord as we mentioned a move which germany has called a threat to international security. in my opinion we are far away from a compromise. we are taking two completely different approaches the approach that germany has decided to take along with france and the u.k. that is the one we will continue to pursue in europe. german foreign minister there on his first visit in that position to the u.s. our washington bureau chief alexander phenomena has been following the german foreign minister's u.s. visit she sent us this report. a frank but constructive discussion with trans national security advisor both. a firm handshake with u.s. secretary of state but no joint statement no breakthrough german foreign minister came to washington to make clear that europe is united in supporting the existing nuclear deal with iran and that it wants to work together with the u.

correspondence bereket mosse and mathis were on hand in windsor for all the pomp and pageantry earlier they shared their personal high points of the day with us. i think the lasting impression of the chat service for me was of the love that there is between the couple there were many moments when harry seemed a bit nervous and it looked like he was looking for reassurance from his wife he was reaching over trying to touch or she was beaming throughout the whole savants so i think the special bond that is between them that really came across the new thing absolutely a truly magical atmosphere here in windsor and of course that was transmitted to the audience outside where i was standing just outside the castle people living every moment of that ceremony singing along holding their breath for the key moments the all you will moments and then big cheers of course when both that set the key was of that ceremony and many people said to me look we really like the modern touch they have added to that ceremony and they hope that they will bring some fresh wind into prisons want to key yeah the

let's bring in bloomberg opinions dan moss. i remind -- i remember when i was in malaysia.rts --15, yellow yellow shirts, not sure i survive that. what changed. remove ormport and to one is more of a subsidiary .ssue in 2013, the coalition nearly lost. they lost the popular vote for the first time since britain. this is a train wreck that was decades, years in the making. one was really one factor. >> i asked what changed. broughtchanged is they -- back. daysmade the world comfortable with voting for the opposition. which, you know, historically is a company with chinese parties. >> but will they actually change anything given that they actually centralized power when he was prime minister? >> this is one of the questions. the primeew up under minister. >> what that might mean in the country, almost meaning anything he does might be worse than the scandal. >> the party is the government. the group is bringing into the office. meaningfulny kind of government experience. priorities let alone medium to long-term priorities , hehe group of parties probably never expected themse

german foreign minister heikal moss has said that europe is a long way from a compromise with the u.s. on a new iran nuclear deal the u.s. pulled out of the two thousand and fifteen accord a move which germany has called a threat to international security and now now must made these remarks during a visit to washington. was the foreign minister is in washington german chancellor angela merkel is in china hoping to strengthen trade ties between the two countries merkel a second grader market access for german companies and better protections for foreign companies operating there who's on a two day visit to china told premier league that close cooperation between the two sides was essential also says both china and germany are committed to standing by the iran nuclear deal she'll meet president xi jinping them later today. more on the chancellor's visit now with a journalist felix lee who is standing by for us in beijing hi felix why was this meeting today so important you know in the last years relationship between china and germany very smoothly but the world is trying to the u.s. pre

kate mosse, thank you very much. thank you very much.r in cancer care, that is the front of the times. and, liam fox urging brussels to avoid a us trade war on the trump story. the financial times, you can imagine, going big on that. the spanish prime minister on brink of defeat, in a vote of no—confidence. and, roman abramovich throwing his toys out of the pram, as it were, the end of that development on chelsea's stadium. that's about it for tonight, but before we go, the wall street journal today reported on the curious case of thomasj mace—archer—mills. mr mace—archer—mills, founder and chairman of the british monarchist society, was a regular presence on media outlets around the world in the run—up to the royal wedding earlier this month, speaking for his fellow brits about what the royal family mean to us. except, as thejournal reports today, he's actually an italian—american who started life as tommy muscatello, born and bred in upstate new york. but you wouldn't necessarily know it to listen to him! goodnight. the monarchy always

"you manage to open it, only to find yourself "face-to-face with a hideous, foul-smelling, moss-coverede." what do you do? i say, "hey, ma, what's for dinner?" seventeen. the ogre is amused by your joke and allows you to pass. by the by, i liked it, too. how go the wedding plans, howard? great. we spent five hours last night at macy's registering for gifts. looks like i'm finally going to have that darling little earthenware asparagus dish i've always wanted. see, this is the good thing about having a girlfriend 9,000 miles away. i can spend my nights doing whatever i want. you mean like playing nerd games with us and then taking a suspiciously long shower? maybe. we enter the dungeon.

. >>> authorities in monterey county have discovered a poppy field in moss landing. authorities destroyed more than 25,000 plants last weekend. they say that this would be about 13 pounds of raw opium. had it not been found, it could have produced at least four pounds of heroin a year.>>> new baby hocks flying from -- these little birds were rescued about two weeks ago after their parents would not engage with them. a volunteer offered to fly them and take them to the pacific wildlife care, where an adult mother is fostering them.>>> an adorable edition is about to join the oakland zoo. we're talking about a baby bison. it could even have a little brother or sister. >> reporter: a brand-new herd of bison arrived at the oakland zoo. and then this. already walking. >> we did not realize that when they all came down, half of them were pregnant. >> surprise. >> so we had our first one being born. >> reporter: it does not have a name yet. the mother and baby are doing fine, but bison are notoriously protective of their babies. now, the zoo wants to make sure that they get

i would not have used the terms which mr moss used perhaps it was not he will not repeat it my understanding is that chancellor merkel is billion much interested. in constructive solutions building and building confidence and she is the one who defines the guidelines of germany's foreign put is c. so give gifts to the present coalition in the debate time to adjust my understanding is the police finally the policy line bill be to try to corporal it was as much as possible like you have mentioned that the attitude that mr moggs has taken towards russia has brought sharp criticism from his own party members and other german politicians it seems that while the german chorus on russia is in line with the e.u. there is an internal political divide in the german establishment when it comes to relations with moscow how deep is this divide and how does it affect policy. yes. it concerns me busybody much what i what i can see since a couple of years but getting stronger and stronger. between . the normal population and called intellectual elites people in the people in the media people in think tanks

. >> reporter: the blockbuster drama starring elisabeth moss is in the second season. >> nine monthsl like quite a long time. >> reporter: it is set in a totalitarian regime called gilead in what used to be the u.s. in the near future after a devastating coup. >> you girls will serve the leaders of the faithful. >> reporter: the new american regime is a theocracy and oppresses women in particular. they're not allowed to read, write or think for themselves. fertile women are enslaved, forced to bear children for the ruling class, impregnated by rape. ultimately forced to turn over their babies. >> do you have a name? >> angela. >> reporter: it's as if the puritans borrowed a few ideas from the taliban to develop their own uniquely american caliphate. >> how do i explain this? it's impossible. can you just google it? >> reporter: margaret atwood's novel is a feminist classic. you see this as speculative fiction. >> speculative fiction is specifically, this planet could happen. we could do it, and with the "handmaid's tale", we could, because we have. >> reporter: in the first season, w

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biologist up on the mantle moss with. all the momentum. fortune should be blown garage door dish. polo horses dead you. just want to ask it is your grandma not. the pro separate out of going to. day in the top of the. hole so. you play didn't three world cups not many players have done that in the history of the world cup which was your favorite and why i mean. got them all she had to. be. to. put out there now it was. my. tough no. first. the first. that's the first and which one was this one for this curious for me is. this country well i sure was second place in. the score of the competition for the old. folks so. what was your favorite brew. we'll go for you. know nash thought and i said. if we do that this is the visual national. side the blue on the diff is it or the physical. that's coming wimbley. tell me the story of. my own model. for a premier of fish. which was out of. the kid to go. near the manger. scene. does i get a ball or kill. the well enable clear. yes. in tone. that could have been washed commercially or bought a lot of them to go said. i have one more thing.

mileages up on the mantle moss with. all the momentum. the faustian should we bomb own garage door to. polo horses dead the. day. it is or gotten off. the pro separate out of going to being a day in the top of the. hole so if. you play didn't three world cups not many players have done that in the history of the world which was your favorite and why i mean our quote of. them all she had to look. into this. to know it was. my. stuff to know. first. first. that's the first and which one was this one for this curious for me is. this come true i sure was second place in. the competition for the old. folks so. what was your favorite brew. we'll go for you will go. out and i said. if we do that this is the visual national. side the blue on the diff is the door the physical. wimbley. telling the story of. us only. for a premier of fish jimmy. was out of. the kid to go. near the manger. scene about the. disappeared as i get it all or kill. it would. be allowed to go. the while in ample clemency. in tone. that could have been washed commercially o

on the coast, it's 50s including moss beach. over to hayward, union city, and fremont. all at 54. we're in there. stanford is in there as well. it doesn't matter where you are. same couple degrees from each other. one system will kick out. that's the next one coming in. coming in from the west southwest. that's all it takes. if you carry it into june, when the water temps are this cold, 51-53 degrees, you have a big fog bank. 50s, 60s, coast and bay. upper 60s, low 70s. i mean, enio kicked 70. my gosh, grab a sweater. for brentwood and antioch. that's cold. not much change until the end of the week. it does look a little warmer. we may not see some warmer temps until about the weekend. >> okay. thank you. >> you got it. >>> google is working on a new tool to help the visually impaired. their new app and how it makes the world a little easier to navigate. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. google has a new app . it's aimed at helping the blind and the visually impaired learn about their surroundings. it's called lookout. it uses a camera on your cell phone to give auditory use of w

the major ambition of the above and that's why we're coming into a very dangerous period when trump mosse ratify the agreement the a bomb outside and. with iran along with. the e.u. under which iran committed to its self as it frankly always had committed itself to a peaceful nuclear program in return sanctions were dropped and so on we have dangers you know the danger is that the presented to us that is so one necessary why why are we why we threatening countries like iran which hasn't invaded anyone for about four hundred years the don't threaten us why is not criticism like israel allowed to have it seem punitive. why do we why do we believe these why do as you describe why do we journalists write down what governments tell us why don't they question them don't they it's just a few years ago that exactly that old was as terrible mistakes happened in two thousand and two two thousand and three that led to the disaster of the invasion of iraq over iraq what why is this being repeated these are questions the demand to be on so that not just by journalists but by the public in democrats pa

. >>> growing at moss landing, opioid poppies. about 13 pounds of raw opium. it could have been converted into heroin. the street value somewhere around $45,000. investigators say the grower could have raised that crop three times a year on that very same land. no arrests have been made. >>> and an attempt to steal a baby from a mother on mother's day. it happened in san francisco yesterday. here's the suspect, diamond harris of pleasant hill. the mother was pushing her daughter near 14th and mission and harris came and tried to take the baby away. people nearby stopped her. police caught up and only arrested harris. >>> a stabbing on campus. a 19 year old is in jail for that death. t tyler brenton stabbed another man in a dorm. mark matthews is on campus where he talksed to witnesses. >> reporter: this is the dorm room where witness say they heard a fight and a woman screaming for help. >> i could just hear the screaming. >> reporter: natasha rogers said she heard the fight and saw tyler branton walking down the steps with a female student named riley who liv

. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tall if the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good-old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparent's a lot growing up and we gardened and had a big yard, a huge gard. >> you are a country girl? >> uh-huh. >> but she endured her share of heartache even as a tender age. her parents divorced when she was just 6. mom remarried. then a few years later, came that terrible day she'll never forget. >> my daddy and my grand daddy passed an i way on the same day. i was 12 years old. >> all of a sudden you lost the two important men in your life? >> uh-huh. >> it was a bewildering and tragic day. there was so much sudden loss to absorb that young bambi not yet a teenager paid

the major ambition of the above and that's why we're coming into a very dangerous period when trump mosse ratify the agreement that a bomb outside and. with iran along with. the e.u. under which iran committed to its self as it frankly always had committed itself to a peaceful nuclear program in return sanctions were dropped and so on we have dangers you know the danger is that a presented to us that is so unnecessary why why are we why we threatening countries like iran which hasn't invaded anyone for about four hundred years the don't threaten us why is anachronism like israel allowed to have it seem punitive. why do we why do we believe these why do as you describe why do we journalists write down what governments tell us why don't they question them don't they it's just a few years ago that that exactly that or was is terrible mistakes happened in two thousand and two two thousand and three that led to the disaster of the invasion of iraq of iraq what why is this being repeated these are questions the demand to be answered not just by journalists but by the public in democrats particu

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i would not have used the terms which mr moss used perhaps it was not he will not repeat it my understanding is that chancellor merkel is billion much interested. in constructive solutions building and building confidence and she is the one who defines the guidelines. for input is see so give give to the present coalition in the debate time to adjust my understanding is the police finally the policy line bill be to try to corporally as much as possible like you have mentioned that the attitude that mr moggs has taken towards russia has brought sharp criticism from his own party members and other german politicians it seems that while the german chorus on russia is in line with the e.u. there is an internal political divide in the german establishment when it comes to relations with moscow how deep is this divide and how does it affect policy. yes. it concerns me busybody much what i what i can see since a couple of years but getting stronger and stronger. between. the normal population and to so called intellectual elites people people in the media people in think tanks people in political p

welcome back a massive rally to mark may day in the french capital turned violent as moss demonstrators burned cars and hauled smoke grenades more than two hundred protesters were arrested our correspondent sean the dubin ski was at the scene. but in the middle of cashews now starting with the police i want you to have a look around for you'll see the tear gas is coming up to us the police move again i'm not because just behind us there is a fire going on the demonstrators have put forward to a vehicle and emergency bike and as you can see smoke because. well as you might have gathered we've just been in the middle of what was quite a large clash between the police and the protesters just look behind me this is one of the trucks with the water cannons and you can see the gendarme now coming down and you can see some of the water in the form that's been on the ground to try and push these protesters back take a look behind me and they're actually trying to barricade themselves up now that's off to they set fire to what looked like a g. c.p.d. fact it's still own foyer over there in the d

laura moss stopped to listen. >> i think they are a fabulous couple that will do wonderful things for this world. >> abc 7 news. >> if you missed the royal wedding you can get a recap on our web site, abc7news.com. i bet you were up bright and early to watch that wedding. >> yes. >>> good morning everyone. we have a bit of a breeze over the bachlt it kept things on the cool side. this morning waking up to a blanket of low clouds. we managed 60s in livermore. li. im ha i'll have a look and pinpoint the changes for you coming up. >>> also ahead, the power of social media. hear from a man crediting his twitter followers for helping him save his mother's life. >>> in santa fe, texas a funeral will be held for >>> new details are immerges about the suspected killer santa fe, texas school we have the latest. >> reporter: they say they have a confession but no motive. we are told that includes the suspect's vigil after vigil jiuniting the community. two teachers and eight >> angelic, she was very loved. >> people are rallying around the family trying to make sense of it all. >> he just shoot

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second at the first major of the season and is paired with new mosses champion patrick reid for theopening round of the wells fargo championship in north carolina why i threw my clubs in the closet for about ten days and got away from the game didn't touch a club to make a golf swing and you know i i started to lift a little bit but tried to make sure i kept flexible and then i started grinding and trying to get my muscle strength back and eventually my speed and got them all back for more world and triple fifteen hundred meter olympic champion. has denied doping claims following british media reports that he tested positive for the banned boosting drug e.p.o. well the twenty eight year old kenyan said he would prove that he was clean and will fight the charges but was promoted to limpid gold in two thousand and eight after the hurricanes. tested positive for doping. to the n.h.l. while the tampa bay lightning have moved ahead of boston in the eastern conference semifinals despite losing the opener the lightning and now lead the series two one after striking early in game three hund

lunchtime at moss end primary in north lanarkshire. there you go.re's plenty on the menu and strong opinions from even the youngest about what they like to eat. you're having curry today, but what's your favourite food? pizza. uh, cheese toastie and salad. tomato pasta. i mostly get fruit, and cookies sometimes. the scottish government says that by the time many of these children leave school, it wants to have halved childhood obesity. so, here's the challenge — one in three children in scotland is at risk of being overweight or obese. a half of all children say they eat chocolates or sweets at least once a day. and more than a third of children say they drink sugary drinks at least once a day too. what was very small has now become quite complex. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon made her announcement while meeting campaigning chef jamie oliver — the exact details to be announced in the summer, but in the scottish government's sights, bulk buys and special offers onjunk food. we don't want to make the household shop more expensive for peopl