i want to thank toni brock. all of the things you've seen, that's through toni brock ang ad the work she does in ensuring our community stays beautiful. let's enjoy the hub and this weather and we look forward to providing services to the communities in our communities. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, dj. you know, these important moments of legacy and creating opportunity for our residents are impossible without leadership and partners beyond d those who are standing and talking to you today but all community members who are tirelessly put efforts and hard work and volunteered time on commissions at volunteer associations, demanding resources and i want to give a shout-out to joseph bryant who was here earlier today. [cheers and applause] >> to apri, jackie flynn, to the governor sending his california director here today, to a success center, to the community leadership to reverend brown and, of course, leading efforts for our youth on behalf of mayor breed and cheryl reed at the human right's c

brock turner. >> the assault victim who is coming forward publicly for the very first time. >>> canceling an upcoming show. why tony is no longer scheduled to perform here in the bay area. ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ ♪ >>> knew this morning, a woman who was sexually assaulted by former stanford swimmer brock turner has identified herself publicly for the first time. the woman, until now, was only known as emily doe. she has just revealed herself as chanelle miller. turner served half of a six month sentence over his assaulting miller. she has a memoir titled know my name. it will be available for purchase later this month. >>> google could face another antitrust investigation as soon as next week. at least 30 state attorney generals, including javier becerra, are also involved in that investigation. last july, the federal justice department announced it would review several of the tech industry's biggest companies for antitrust issues. ftc is already fining google for privacy violation. >>> google was fined $170 million by the federal trade commission and state of new

brock whiston made her gigabits debut, beating her own world record to win the sb8100m breaststroke. she then went on to win gold in the women's freestyle relay alongside tai, steph millward, and toniwe have been focusing on the changing climate, and today we head to the middle east, which scientists estimate average temperatures in summer could be up to four degrees higher by 2050. bbc arabic‘s rami ruhayem has been to jordan, an already arid country, to see how climate change is affecting it. hot, dry, and uninhabited. most of jordan is desert. this country is one of the poorest in the world when it comes to water and climate change is making things worse. the dead sea, one of the well‘s most iconic spot, is shrinking fast. the shoreline there is receding at an alarming rate. the water level drops by one metre every year. the main cause is the diversion of water from thejordan cause is the diversion of water from the jordan river over the cause is the diversion of water from thejordan river over the past decades by several states, but climate change acts as a threat multiply. that's a term increasingly in use when it comes to the subject. the idea is that many problems that are a

her team—mate brock whiston beat her own world record to win the 100m breaststroke, before going on to win another gold in the freestyle relay alongside tai, steph millward and toninner's cheque in what was his first tournament since his shock defeat at the world championship back in april. back on track, ronnie. thank you very much. there was a pause, because i was expecting a little bit more. but it didn't quite happen. we'll be getting it later. we are going to get suzann petersen with her gorgeous little boy. we love a baby picture, don't we? coming later. matt's in holland park in london this morning — how's the weather looking for the start of the week, good morning. iam in holland park. a beautiful part of the gardens. right in the heart of west london. this was a gift to the residents of chelsea and kensington back in 1991 from the city of tiote injapan. just to represent the friendship that goes on betweenjapan and great britain. it is a beautiful site. lots of carpet in the pond behind me. and birds enjoying it too. down here at the moment it is a mild start to the day as in many southern areas, temperatures in the mid teens. fresher further areas, temp