further south, it lake district, and parts of scotland.ersouth, it should dry out and tempt us will be around 13 in london, it may be higher in one 01’ 13 in london, it may be higher in one or two spots —— mac temperatures. pressure in the north. tomorrow, frequent showers for scotla nd tomorrow, frequent showers for scotland and northern ireland, some hailand scotland and northern ireland, some hail and thunder, but the rest of the country should be drier and brighter and feeling warmer. you are watching bbc news. our headlines: another huge protest in hong kong today. tens of thousands of demonstrators march. despite a climb—down on its extradition bill that would potentially send people to mainland china. borisjohnson has been given the backing of the senior brexiteers, esther mcvey, who was knocked out of the conservative party leadership race. the british uranium women nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has launched another hunger strike. donald trump has tweeted about the london mayor after a series of deaths in the capital. people in lincoln

one of the busiest lakes in the lake district, one of the m essa 9 es we in the lake district, one ofself visible to other lake users and other different types of activities, sailing, motor boating, kayaking, and then outside of the lakes, rivers, etc, obviously lots of hazards in the rivers under the waters that you necessarily can see from the surface. also to things. the water can be quite dark even on a bright summers day. most definitely, windermere is 67 metres and it varies throughout the lakes and it varies throughout the lakes and the deeper areas, it can get very dark and difficult to see what is below the surface. the lakes are hugely possible for walkers, but is that another area of concern that people, they set out in the morning, they spotted the destination is probably a pub somewhere at lunchtime and maybe they have underestimated the risks of dehydration and heat stroke, particularly with the forecast for tomorrow. yes, that is a great point, outside of the water people watch the walking routes and head around the lakes in the lake district and making sure you are abl

, the lake district, parts of scotland as well.h, it should dry out overnight, temperatures around 13 celsius in london, and may be a bit higher in one 01’ london, and may be a bit higher in one or two spots. cooler and fresher in the north. tomorrow, frequent showers for scotland and northern ireland. some hail and thunder. the rest of the country should be drier, brighter and feeling that little bit warmer. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the tory party will be toast if it doesn't take britain out of the eu by the end of october. that's according to conservative leadership contender dominic raab, who says people voted for brexit and parliament would be committing a fraud by attempting to steal it back from the public. the damage it's doing to businesses, many of whom come to me and say, we just want to know what you're doing. but also this corrosion of public trust, and the tory party will be toast unless we're out by the end of october. another huge protest in hong kong as tens of thousands march despite a government cli

, the lake district, parts of scotland as well.ndon, and may be a bit higher in one or two spots. cooler and fresher in the north. tomorrow, frequent showers for scotland and northern ireland. some hail and thunder. the rest of the country should be drier, brighter and feeling that little bit warmer. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the tory party will be toast if it doesn't take britain out of the eu by the end of october. that's according to conservative leadership contender dominic raab,

soon after plumes of smoke could be seen rising from the ground in a nearby lake district the wreckage of 2 you're a fighter combat jets was littered throughout the area after the planes collided in crashed both pilots ejected from their aircraft one was found alive with his parachute in tangled in a tree he was rescued and dressed to hospital. the other was later confirmed dead parts of his body were found close to the crash site of his aircraft. germany's defense minister flew in from berlin to offer condolences for. this is that since these moments of torah and shock and speechlessness and of course there are many many questions and. questions about the euro fighter nothing new jointly developed by european consortium the fighter has been in service with the german air force since 2003 the aircraft has been plagued by technical problems these and the military's chronic funding constraints have meant that only a fraction of the fighters are combat ready the deadly crash will wreak night the simmering debate over germany's ailing armed forces. in is stamboul thousands of opposition su

some rain for parts of wales, maybe merseyside, and maybe one or two spits and spots around the lake district. at least 26 in london, it will probably reach 28 in one or two spots. if you have any plans saturday evening, it's looking dry across the majority of the country before this area of rain reaches us on sunday. sunday, a different picture. that high—pressure slips away towards the east and the south. and we get the low pressure off the atlantic. with that, an increasing breeze as well. you can see quite heavy rain there across western scotland. spells of rain elsewhere across western parts of the uk. the chance of one or two thunderstorms as well. and these quite fresh winds will blow the warm weather towards eastern parts of the uk. so that does mean that still around, say, lincolnshire and east anglia and maybe the south—east will hang onto that warmth, around the mid—20s. really, for most of us, it will be the high teens to around 20 degrees. that sets the trend for next week. low pressure is set to be in charge of the weather. you can see to the north, weather fronts also coming in

some rain for parts of wales, maybe merseyside, and maybe one or two spits and spots around the lake districte light rain in north—western scotland. at least 26 in london, it will probably reach 28 in one or two spots. if you have any plans saturday evening, it's looking dry across the majority of the country before this area of rain reaches us on sunday. sunday, a different picture. that high—pressure slips away towards the east and the south. and we get the low pressure off the atlantic. with that, an increasing breeze as well. you can see quite heavy rain there across western scotland. spells of rain elsewhere across western parts of the uk. the chance of one or two thunderstorms as well. and these quite fresh winds will blow the warm weather towards eastern parts of the uk. so that does mean that still around, say, lincolnshire and east anglia and maybe the south—east will hang onto that warmth, around the mid—20s. really, for most of us, it will be the high teens to around 20 degrees. that sets the trend for next week. low pressure is set to be in charge of the weather. you can see to th

ago to the day turkish army and her on think were shot dead in broad daylight here in the shish lake district of estimable it paul knows his family while. here i received a visit like us their family in mourning and those families need support. i didn't live my life the one i did we share more difficult days and that helps to alleviate the pain. i'm going there to be with them. iraq has also come along he knew from think personally. things matter remains unsolved the trial of dozens of police officers and intelligence agents charged with complicity in the killing continues to drag on has made it into a. wider which unfortunately the history of turkey is full of murders and massacres where the culprits were never identified or brought to justice. dropping brings people together. there are a lot of saturday mothers here today and relatives of individuals whose murders have never been solved. but there are also a lot of regular people who are opposed to these murders. thousands have gathered to remember one think. anti-government protest marches are generally banned but commemorative events such

this evening it looks as though it will turn wet in northern ireland, scotland, the lake district asat least for a time in the north—west of the uk. —— wet. temperatures not as low as the night gone. monday, back to earth for most of us. this is where the good weather is, cross, a high pressure system. some of the fine weather will be in place across south—eastern areas and east anglia tomorrow. some sunshine here. pretty decent as well. it will feel warmer. showers again with thunder are more than likely across parts of scotland and northern ireland. quite a contrast between the north and the south of the uk. and the trend for slightly better weather continues into tuesday and wednesday, not dry completely, some showers around. it all completely, some showers around. it a ll started completely, some showers around. it all started to feel a little warmer from tuesday into wednesday nationwide does macro it will start. tuesday into wednesday, with the warmer weather is the risk of further showers. sometime tuesday night into wednesday the thinking is that some big downpours will drift

marco recorded these scenes soon after of smoke could be seen rising from the ground in a nearby lake district. the wreckage of 2 euro 5 to combat jets was littered throughout the area of the planes collided and crashed. both pilots ejected from the aircraft one was found alive with his parachute and titled in a tree. he was rescued and rushed to hospital. the other was later confirmed dead parts of his body were found close at the crash site of his craft. germany's defense minister flew in from berlin to offer condolences. to this is that since these moments of hora and shock and speechlessness and of course they raised many many questions including. questions about the euro fighter and nothing new jointly divide up by european consortium the fight has been in service with the german air force since 2003. decker has been plagued by technical problems. bees and the matrix chronic funding constrains have meant that only a fraction of the fighters are combat ready. deadly crash will reignite the simmering update over germany's elite forces. and we want to go live now to our correspondent on your

soon after plumes of smoke was seen rising from the ground in a nearby lake district. the wreckage of the 2 you're a fighter jets was littered throughout the area but there were no casualties on the ground most pilots ejected from the aircraft one was found alive with his parachute in tangled in a tree. he was rescued and taken to a hospital. the other was later confirmed dead. officials say a 3rd pilot witnessed the crash from the end. germany's defense minister flew in from berlin to offer her condolences for the simple name to this and said since these moments of hora and shock and speechlessness and of course they raised many many questions including. the german armed forces have down taken over the investigation to deliver on says to those questions jointly developed by a european consortium the euro find a has been in service with the german air force since 2003 the aircraft has been plagued by technical problems these unfunny constraints have meant that only a fraction of the 5 has already for action. now to africa where the africa wildlife economy summit has ki

heavily in the north—east through yorkshire, the north—west of england, a fair bit through the lake districtp and you can see blobs of blue around the new continent, that come swinging back in again and basically this low pressure has these weather fronts spiralling back in towards on itself into france that we will see areas of heavy rain drifting out of the south once again. temporarily on wednesday for later in the morning in the afternoons of rain will ease in the afternoons of rain will ease in the north but then it will come back again and you can see the rain clouds gathering once again on the north sea. in the south you can see these colourful areas here, they are thunderstorms to difficult to save they will be exactly here but the risk is almost anywhere across southern britain to torrential downpours in the clouds are gathering looking more and more menacing in that heavy rain sweeping across northern england, reaching the borders, reaching scotland and nudging into northern ireland. but not the north—west of scotland here. the weather will remain cool and cloudy with a little brig

the lake ranger from the latest —— lake district national park, and he was talking to us national park coasted along, i thought that would be a nice place to get married. my choice would be there for nicola railway which connects the village i come from —— funicular. that is it for the papers this evening. my thanks to sam and martin. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. goodbye. good evening, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news. and we're starting at the women's world cup where the match billed as the ‘game of the tournament‘ lived up to its billing. the defending champions the usa beat hosts france 2—1 to set up a semifinal match with england in lyon on tuesday. the usa captain megan rapinoe scored both their goals, the first early in the game — her free kick somehow working its way through several pairs of legs to beat the keeper. and her second around 65 minutes.

the uk but through the night you can see it is raining in the north—east of england, around the lake districthe south. not very wet in scotland, some clear skies and a bit dry in northern ireland. as the low pressure pulls away to the north see, behind it we get strong wind from the atlantic, strong wind from the atlantic, strong westerlies. 0n strong wind from the atlantic, strong westerlies. on some southern coasts in the course of saturday, gusts may exceed 50 mph but they will at least be some sunshine. further hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the high court has thrown out a private prosecution totally trigger is released after her sentence for killing her abusive husband is reduced to manslaughter. johanna sally challen is released. johanna sally challen is releasedlj wa nt johanna sally challen is released.” wa nt to johanna sally challen is released.” want to thank my legal team and all my family. they stood by me through all of this. thank you. three people have died in manchester and liverpool after an outbreak of listeria. the infection has been traced back to food provided t

it will be raining in the lake district this evening as well.re that is bringing the showers today is still very close by tomorrow. it is close to north—western parts of the uk so that means that in northern ireland and scotland we will have frequent showers, some with hail and thunder. also some showers in the north of england and wales tomorrow. the best of the weather i suspect will be across this south—eastern portion of the uk, this whole south—eastern quadrant there. we can see temperatures up to 20 celsius so. tuesday we will start to see the temperatures climbing. wind is starting to come in from the south and they could peak at 22 degrees. with southerly winds and coming out of france, we could see also some thunderstorms so the thinking is that tuesday night into wednesday some central and eastern parts of the uk are at risk of getting some dampers and thunder and lightning so perhaps into wednesday we will have a clash between the cool air and the really hot across europe right now. we may be cool, may be getting these temperatures of

prolonged drain in old —— northern ireland, scotland, possibly the lake district. tomorrow the low pressure is still with us. it hasn't moved. if you wa nt with us. it hasn't moved. if you want something drier and brighter you need this high pressure to be over us, but it's not. it's across central and eastern parts of europe. it is just central and eastern parts of europe. it isjust nibbling in here central and eastern parts of europe. it is just nibbling in here across the south—east of the country, east anglia. this is probably where the best of the weather will be, not just monday, but tuesday as well. scotla nd just monday, but tuesday as well. scotland and northern ireland, closer to the low in the atlantic. more showers. some with hailand hail and thunder. tuesday's weather. it looks as though the weather is not starting off to bad in the morning. showers coming on in the afternoon. temperatures will slowly be rising. by mid week we could see temperatures up into the mid—20s briefly across the south of the country. also that warmer, slightly more humid weath

lake to close for four days. the reason for the high levels is not known. >> i shower thoroughly afterwards. i have had a rash or two. >> reporter: still the park district test the water twice a week and says it is now safe. >> we have done a lot, this is a beautiful lake, this is a gem, i do not want to do it a disservice by telling the people in the city of oakland they shouldn't swim here because they absolutely should. >> reporter: making regulars, like mr. bill, refreshed. >> not bad. >> reporter: ended his mind, worth the risk. >> okay, it is an okay day. it is an okay day in the water. >> he is having a good time. the park did point out they had no reports of illnesses caused by the lake water, but today they did issue a cautionary advisory, it is a yellow light that means toxins are present in the water and it doesn't meet state standards. the beach is open but there is an increased risk. this is what one of those signs of a post look like what it says caution right there. >> you can find it online if you want to go out to the lake and check the advisory beforehand. great information, but you did mention that april sewage spell that flowed for f

thank you. >> we will now hear from the salt lake county district attorney, sam gill. >> good morningto take a second. i will repeat the facts that have been articulated by chief brown, that's part of the probable cause statement. i just want to first and foremost take a second, both as the salt lake city d.a. office, to give our sympathies and condolences to mackenzie's family, her friends, who kept after to get engaged and bring this to a conclusion. i also want to acknowledge some of the things that you may not know, that the great effort from chief brown, we spoke about this last week personally, the effort from the law enforcement community, their effort, there was a lot of speculation out there. they were working very hard. our partnership with the fbi, the state crime lab, all of them coming together in a concerted effort to try and bring some answer to this very tragic and unfortunate incident. this is the process, it now goes forward. the person is moving forward in our criminal justice process, and we will let that process unfold as it goes forward. but i want to just take a

the beach and lake are open but there is an increased health risk. be sure to check the park district website before heading to the lake for current water conditions. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 6, oakland police say they will be out in force and throughout the summer to crack down on sideshows. the chp, alameda county sheriff's office and they are working with oakland to stop sideshow activity. they say the illegal sideshows can lead to serious injury or death. officers will be out two arrested drivers, issue citations and even tow vehicles. >> if we site you cite you, if we tow your vehicle, and you are not able to pay the heavy storage fees, which range from several hundred dollars to 1000, if not more, your car will end up crash and on the back of a flatbed truck like you see behind me. >> police say spectators can also be cited depending upon their actions during the sideshow such as blocking traffic. >>> governor gavin newsom announced a plan today that will help pg&e deal with any future wildfire liabilities but only if the utility agrees to concessions such as billions of doll

in 27 in the district was hit hard by record flooding that the road rake sure -- lake shore businesses and many community members are still struggling to recover from the impacts of climate change that don't wait around for us. lake ontario where my district is, water levels hav level set d high against the district is facing the reality of rising flood levels exacerbated by strong wind to continue for several more weeks. recognizing the negative effects of these on the system, school closures got displaced communities, destroyed infrastructure and traumatized children and the stability of provides for students is amended by natural disasters and can have substantial negative effects and impacts if they are blocked by insufficient funds or the lack of coordination. so, planning for the future and improving the ability to withstand, recover and adapt to whether the events are a requirement for the willingness to face the effects of climate change is real despite people can argue endlessly about the impact they've had but it's folly to ignore the fact that this is happening to do everyth

lake. matt? >> shep, the district attorney says right now the murder suspect is at the county jail being booked on charges of aggravated murder, aggravated kidnapping and discretion of a human course. they say they will review the entire police case and likely bring formal criminal charges at a later date. the murder suspect is scheduled to appear in court next week. prosecutors here tell us that the state crime lab worked through the night last night to test all of the evidence that was removed from the murder suspect's house, including horrifying dna evidence. the district attorney here is not commenting on whether the suspect has a criminal background, but our own review appears to shown traffic violations. authorities say there was a connection between mackenzie and the murder suspect. some type of nexus. police have mentioned cell phone communication, but police say the suspect denied ever seeing a picture of mackenzie lueck or any online profile. but police say the suspect's phone suggests otherwise. >> the arrested person stated he didn't know what mackenzie looked like and denied having se

in particular for great lake districts like mine her work has been extraordinary. there are several matters in this bill which concern me and need to be addressed before we can can reach a bipartisan agreement. foremost is a proposed 5% overall increase for the interior environment programs in the absence of any new governmentwide budget agreement. current law mandates a 9% overall decrease in this bill beginning october 1, 2019. even if the bill before us today were to be enacted, all these programs would still be cut on that date. that's why the bill before us today is completely unrealistic and nothing short of a fairy tale. house democratic leadership knows this already, that's why the bill contains so many member requests to pressure the members to vote for it and the senate and president to agree to more spending. but it's giving supporters false hope and resolve about those truly concerned about driving our nation further into debt. there are critical programs in this bill that need more funding. but decisions about increases must be made empty context of a

lake to close. for four days. the reason for the high levels is not known.>>> i shower thoroughly afterwards. i have had a rash or 2.>> reporter: the park districtthe water twice a week. instead it is now safe.>>> we have done a lot. this is a beautiful lake. this is a gem. i don't want to do it a disservice by telling people they should not swim here. they absolutely should.>> reporter: making regulars like mr. ahern refreshed. and in his mind worth the risk.>>> okay. it is an okay day. an okay day in the water.>>> breaking news we told you about earlier in the newscast. a massive fire at a commercial building right now and san leandro. firefighters are battling the blaze. >>> the fire has led to a roots collapse and east fourteenth street and george away. we have live pictures we want to show you in a moment. that is the video you see some of those flames. and also we know deborah is on the scene. she will have a live report coming up shortly. we want to show you live pictures. i think we have deborah coming up now. can you hear us? >> reporter: i can. we just got done talking to fire chief and got details about the fire. you can see this thre

participation rates for adults with disabilities was in districts 3, district 6 and district 7, which are south of market and lakemerced, twin peaks. the lowest was in district 1, 2, 5, 8 and 9. which are the richmond and marina, pacific heights, western edition, bernal, the excelsior. so we have a lot of work to do with respect to the geographic participation. we found that people -- just to go back a little. we did almost 30 focus groups in this process. with edid community -- we did community meetings, forums in every district, every supervisor district. we also did a paper and electronic survey and a phone survey that was random. so we got a lot of good information from that process. we found that people want opportunities to build connection within their communities and among their neighbors. and that a lot of that need was really neighborhood focus. people want things in their own neighborhoods. so the report included a couple of recommendations. expand the objectives of existing services to incorporate opportunities for community building and social interaction. including multicultural and intergeneration

executed that warrant last night at a residence at 547 north 1,000 west and the fair park district of salt lakehe was making phone calls and texting while she was in the airport. was this person who lives at the house one of the people she called? >> we have not confirmed that. we have spoken with and contacted the individual that she did text and talk to that night. it is through investigations and a lot of digital investigations that have led us back to this residence and we served the warrant last night. we collected multiple items throughout the night last night, our detectives did and we are in the process of testing and analyzing those. >> martha: have you been able to locate every person she texted or called during that time? >> we are not disclosing that right now. the one thing we are disclosing and it made clear, there been no arrests made but we do know have a person of interest who is the homeowner at that address that we talked about earlier. >> martha: all right. in terms of the timeline and everything, i think it was about 1:00 in the morning when she gets to the airport. she tex

recover the impacn of climate change don't wait around prospering in fact just as weak lake ontario where district had water levels had a new record high. yet again the district is faced with reality of rising flood model.levels. they recognize the negative effects of natural disasters onh education system schooled closures, despise communities, destroyed infrastructure and traumatized children and the stability of the school provides for students is offended by natural disasters to have substantial negative affects the impact the road to recovery and contractions of life. in the funds of lack of coordination. plaintiff or the future in improving our ability and adapt to weather-related events is a requirement the requires us to fce the fact that climate change is real despite what people. >> people cannot argue and listen. but it's folly to ignore the fact that this is happening and everything in her power to curb global warming and protect the planet. i am particularly interested in prevented majors that we can take to ready ourselves for the inevitable natural disasters which natural disasters

in fact, just this week, lake ontario, water levels hit a new record high. yet again, the district is faced with the reality of rising flood levels exacerbated by strong winds and high waves which are expected to continue for several more weeks. so recognizing the negative effects of natural disasters on our educational system, canceled bus routes, school disclosures, displaced communities, destroyed infrastructure and traumatized children and the stability that school provides for a student is upended by natural disasters. so planning for the future and improving the ability of our communities to withstand, recover, and adapt to weather-related events is a requirement and requires a willingness to face the facts that climate change is real despite what people -- and people can argue endlessly about the impact our species has had on it, but it is folly to ignore the fact this is happening and do everything in our power to curb global warming and protect the planet. i'm particularly interested, mr. secretary, in preventive measures that we could take now to ready ourselves for the i

lake tahoe. dina stephanie espinoza slipped over eagle falls. co north tahoe fire protection district.ficials say it occurred while she was taking photos saying this is a sad reminder to be cautious when taking selfies. >> she did everything for everybody. we're just setting record straight. world's best sister, eight siblings and she was the oldest. we considered her our mom. she rated a lot of us. >> the victim's brother said she's trying to find peace in the fact that eagle falls was a place of peace and comfort for her. she was a mother to two teenage sons and an esthetician in the bay area. >> a massive ship hit a small riverboat on a famous canal in venice. video here. it was taken from the cruise ship as it slowly hits the smaller the accident injured five people as others watched in disbelief as it was happening. jaclynky shows us what happened. >> reporter: an horrific collision in italy sunday after an out of control cruise ship crashes into the dock hitting tourist boat and injuring people. it was described as a dramatic scene. >> there were lots of people crying and shoutin

lake to close for four days. the reason for the high levels is not known.>> i shower thoroughly afterwards. i have had a rash or two. >> still, the districtwice a week and says it is now safe. >> we have done a lot, this is a beautiful lake, this is a gem. i don't want to do a disservice by telling the people in the city of oakland patient from here, because they absolutely should. >> lifeguards here, so here we go. >> making regulars like mister ahearn refreshed. >> oh, okay. not bad. >> and, in his mind, worth the risk. >> okay, it's an okay day. it's an okay day in the water. >> in oakland, brooks arose, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> i think he is loving it, maybe a little pick >> i think so. >> a good day to jump in the lake. >> especially when the temperature goes up, which sara tells us it is going to pick >> yes, it will get a little bit warm today and tomorrow as well, shaping up to be a pretty hot weekend all around, but temperatures will drop down pretty significantly next week, before we get into that, but only take a live look, i think this is supposed to be the golden gate bridge, i think. there is a lot of fog out there right now, i

lake in less than a week. both victims were men and neither was wearing life jackets at the time park district officials want voters to always wear life jackets, they also want parents to keep an eye on their children around the water at all times and only swim in areas where there is a lifeguard on duty. >>in the south bay 2 men have been arrested in connection to several gas station aobberies 20 year-old leonard hall, 21 year-old kevin top they were arrested for robbery at the 76 station in san jose that was earlier this month. police think they were able to link them to at least 3 other gas station robberies across the bay area. both men are now facing robbery assault and attempted murder charges. >>in the north bay it has been nearly 5 years since a 6 point o magnitude earthquake hit napa and today. crews began fixing roads which were damaged during that quake. the areas being fixed our oak knoll avenue between the napa river and highway 29. also repairs old sonoma robot thing congress valley road and the napa city limit the road work is expected to last until early july and drivers are being told to expect del

district is making sure the patrons are safe. >> reporter: a similar incident happened on saturday in the same spot at the lake. a person fell out of a boat and were not wearing a life jacket. the victim was recovered in 44 feet of water. a chaplain is on scene with the family preparing them for the worst. the park district is stressing if you go on the water to always wear a life jacket. jackie ward, kpix5. >>> both the victim from saturday and the current missing person were outside the guarded swim area. >>> and new, the former sailing coach at stanford is facing a judge for accepting bribes in the college admission scandal. john vandemoer accepted $600,000 in bribes from parents to accept students at recruits. he is the first person to be sentenced in connection with the scam. prosecutors recommendings 13 months. >>> and 600 volunteers joined the mayor to clean up the city streets today. mckayla maroney has more on the effort to start a cultural change. >> reporter: anyone who has been to san francisco has noticed how dirty the streets can be from garbage to drug needles to human waste. >> it's about time t

lake tahoe talks about their loss. and concerns mounting about the humpback whale showing signs of distress in the bay. new haven school districtve their strike has entered its 10th day that's affecting union city and sounds hayward good evening, i'm ken way and i pay a more. >>as both parties headed back to the bargaining table on monday, the teachers continue to gain support from across the state. well fortune well bello has the latest on the negotiations. >>it said that they have to be ou

located in my district is the large lakes research station, an island in the detroit river. this facility serves the great lakes region -- the chair: the gentlewoman's time has expired. mrs. dingell: please, i urge my colleagues to support this amendment. the chair: the gentlewoman from minnesota is recognized. ms. mccollum: i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. joyce: i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from minnesota is recognized. ms. mccollum: mr. chair, i yield a minute and a half to the gentlewoman from colorado, ms. degette. ms. degette: i rise in support of the en bloc amendment and offer my environmental justice amendment to h.r. 3055. this amendment would require that the e.p.a. identify 100 communities across the country that are suffering from especially egregious violations of environmental law and clean them up. it would require the e.p.a. to study what happens when communities experience multiple sources of pollution and then come up wit

district 7 end tip project. and this is for feasibility study to determine a preferred alternative of installing a bike lane, bike facility around lake merced park. the first option that will be explored is extending or rerouteing the existing multi-use trail and to make it designated for bikes only. and so the other option is to actually putted facility on the street, on lake merced boulevard and connect to existing bike facilities on john muir drive. so we expect a final report with recommendations. the next request is a district 6 neighborhood transportation improvement program project. and this is to construct improvements. these are some of the quick and effective measures at five intersections, as recommended in the transportation authority's vision zero ramp intersection study. and this will improve locations that are reflected also in your enclosure to your packets. so you can see the specific locations on 7th and 8th street. these are the on-ramps and off-ramps, where city streets and state facilities meet. and the last of the requests today is for the administration and the ongoing program support that transportation author

is fay lake not once but twice, and when you look at the people are getting car straight or in this country. proportional they're going to be the men and women of color san francisco's district attorney unveils a high-tech tool to try to reduce racial bias in law enforcement. and here in the country's most expensive housing markets, one community decides that living in your vehicle is ok. the in the east tragic outcome for the family of a man who went missing last evening good evening, i'm ken way and i pale more on wednesday afternoon. >>search teams from the east bay, regional parks and the alameda county sheriffs recovered a body in lake del val it is believed to be 22 year-old shawn spikes of san francisco. he was apparently on a boat with friends tuesday. >>when he went into the water but did not come out. search crews found a body about a mile from the boat jobs in an area where the victim's friends had indicated he was last seen going into the water. he's may park say. despite was not wearing a life vest when he went into the water and he did not know how to swim. officials are now using this incident to remind people to use caution in the water. >>the more really wan

is fay lake not once but twice, and when you look at the people are getting car straight or in this country. proportional they're going to be the men and women of color san francisco's districts a high-tech tool to try to reduce racial bias in law enforcement. and here in the country's most expensive housing markets, one community decides that living in your vehicle is ok. the in the east tragic outcome for the family of a man who went missing last evening good evening, i'm ken way and i pale more on

the 2 deaths happened in less than a week at the lake this month, both victims were men both not wearing life jackets at the time. park district officials want voters to always wear life jackets and they also want parents to keep an eye on their children any time there around the water and only swim in areas where life guard is on duty. become famous for swimming in the estuary has started to head back out to this to the ocean which is great news. the marine mammal center says that alley as people have doctor. the humpback whale was last seen on saturday. she was first spotted near the uss harnett museum in alameda about. well, but few weeks ago now her condition was pour she appeared malnourished but researchers are hoping that the sign but she's moving back out to seize the fact that she's getting better. biologist believe that she entered the bay searching for food and shelter. we'll take a quick break time now 6 oh 9 still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, an altercation at the nba finals. we'll have details on what happened between an alameda county sheriff's deputy. and the owner of the toronto raptors. plus the la

lake tahoe talks about their loss. and concerns mounting about the humpback whale showing signs of distress in the bay. new haven school district teachers say they can't believe their strike has entered its 10th day that's affecting union city and sounds hayward good evening, i'm ken way and i pay a more. >>as both parties headed back to the bargaining table on monday, the teachers continue to gain support from across the state. well fortune well bello has the latest on the negotiations. >>it said that they have to be out here this long you know the the district starts to play games, eric heins is the president of the california teachers association he says teachers across the state are behind the strike at new haven, this is part of a larger a larger picture is not just about new haven, what they're finding here for is part of the whole red fred movement that started in west virginia and oklahoma and arizona oakland teachers like kathryn gibson know the fight all too well, but her shocks the new haven school district has it been able to make a deal just been unbelievable about. well. district is not honoring the fact finding t

lake. a total of $415 million. the town of paradise which was devastated is set to receive $270 million. $47 million of that is designated for the paradise recreation and parks district. a separate $252 million is allocated for butte county where paradise is located. pg&e issuing a statement that says in part our goal throughout the chapter 11 process is to work collaboratively and fairly balance the interest of our many shareholders as well as the customers and the communities we serve. >>> right now it's 5:10 san francisco officials are one step closer to banning the sale of e-cigarettes. coming up details on the impact on the community and small business owners plus what a leading vaping company has to say about it. >> tech giants stepping forward to solve the affordable housing crisis. some say their plan is long overdue. some say it's short on specifics. we've got that story when we come back. >> if you're driving any time soon, you can see the commute is beginning to wake up so to speak. a little more crowded on the san mateo bridge as you head to the peninsula. >> and temperatures yesterday inland really rocking it up 90s to 100s. they'll ease up today. we'll

cordon in the central business district lasted over two years, and it was essentially the size of downtown oakland. so if you can imagine all of downtown oakland from lake merit to 980, and 880, to i don't know, broadway, i guess 580 almost, that was the initial size of the cordon. and it was eventually shrunk over time so the whole area, people were allowed access, but what that did was it created tremendous uncertainty for building owners. people had insurance and had money, they didn't really know when the cordon was going to be lifted, they didn't know what the repair standards were going to be for the recovery, and they, many people with insurance companies began to have those conversations around should they wait, should they hold that money and wait, did the insurance companies want to hold the money and pay you once you finally got your repair standards. so a lot of buildings made decisions to tear their buildings down, they felt the standards would be costly, a lot of uncertainty in terms of timing and they could do other things as developers for two years, and many of the buildings were older and no longer attractive in terms of the market. th