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ellie's dad, matt, found her. she'd been stabbed 13 times in the neck. it happened in this kitchen?t from my mind. i think because i didn't find ellie, i can block that and separate that and remember the happy times that we had here as a family. but it's very, very hard for matt, because he has flashbacks about finding her. you are mentally damaged by that. this was a book, i think, that was left at the school. thomas griffiths was jailed for murder. two years after killing ellie, a domestic homicide review found he displayed controlling and coercive behaviour, including educational sabotage. she wanted to focus on her studies because she had some important exams coming up, and he was making herfeel bad about that, saying, "does it not make you feel bad that we're not seeing each other after school?" and i wish now i had known more about coercive controlling behaviours and what it could lead to. coercive control was made illegal in england and wales in 2015. since then, more than a fifth of cases have been from alleged victims between the ages of 11 and 24. the number of suspects ag

ellie price reports. touch with police overnight, having seen daniel khalife in the chiswick area. police conducted what they described as "intensive searches" here. they included officers stopping and searching vehicles, inspecting car boots, and asking local residents for identification. in a short statement, the force thanked the public for their support throughout the investigation. from the g20 meeting in india, the prime minister echoed that sentiment. it's good news that we've recaptured the person concerned. as people already know, thejustice secretary's initiated an inquiry into the circumstances of his escape and that work will continue, but this is obviously very welcome news and my thanks to the police, but also to the public. daniel khalife was on remand at wandsworth prison, pending a trial for terror offences, due to start in november. khalife denies the charges. much of the investigation focused on his daring escape from the kitchen at wandsworth prison, hiding under this delivery van. it'

many thanks ellie, ellie _ many thanks ellie, ellie price there.from uk high streets after a rescue deal for the chain fell through. there had been hopes that a last—ditch attempt to save it would succeed but now all of its a00 stores across the uk will close by october. it means redundancies look likely for all 12,500 staff. the german car company bmw has announced plans to build a new generation of electric cars by investing hundreds of millions of pounds in preparation at its mini factory near oxford. production is due to begin at the plant in cowley in 2026, safeguarding the future of the facility and another factory in swindon, which between them employ around a000 workers. the prime minister has told mps that parliament "must be protected." it follows the arrest of a parliamentary researcher in march who is accused of spying for china — a claim he vigorously denied today. mps, including senior conservative figures, have called for the government to take stronger action against china. our political editor chris mason has the latest. china. a m

now back to ellie and . tom now back to ellie and. tom >> very good morning to you. this is britain's news room, and we're awash with news about the economy this morning. the economy this morning. the economy grew faster than expected between january and march , three times faster, in march, three times faster, in fact. march, three times faster, in fact . and yet, on the other side fact. and yet, on the other side of the ledger, the tax burden is at a 70 year high. let's have a listen to what dame priti patel told exclusively to gb news tax burden is now at a 70 year high. >> that is unsustainable bill. and the people that pay the taxes are hard pressed. brits around the country as conservatives, we believe in lower taxes , as as lower taxes, as as conservatives. we believe being on the side of hard working households and families as conservative as we believe in hope and aspiration. >> so what does that look like now? >> that should mean lower taxes. the burden of tax has to start to come down. however look at the cycle that we're in right now. we've got one more f

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better than ruby ellis.change. you said in yourfirst ellis. he said we need to change. you said in your first answer it has triggered a social tsunami, is that just blowing away what has existed for decades within spanish sport, perhaps white or spanish society? spanish society, i would even describe them as feminist, because otherwise we have some of the most protective laws protecting women. key parts of spain, very public parts of spain, very famous parts of spain like the federation, run by men. men who have been there for a long while, men who get paid by the association. in that kind of environment there are... the tribunal could not get rid of rubiales it means that something is wrong. there's going to be a lot of push for change, but changed really has to come from within. let's believe that they are going to do that. ~ , , believe that they are going to do that. �*, believe that they are going to do that. ., _ that. when he says he's ashamed by what has happened, _ that. when he says he's ashamed by

ellie.'s planning to use this trip to make headway on a trade deal with india as well as persuading other countries to work to help, to circumvent russia's blockade of ukraine's grain. >> at the moment, grain. >> at the moment , those are just >> at the moment, those are just a few of the things that will be on the agenda. and he has brought his wife with him. obviously the two of them. it is a country that means so much to them . and rishi sunak, speaking them. and rishi sunak, speaking before this trip, said he'd been referred india's son in referred to as india's son in law and he is said he is so excited to be back and he was so excited to be back and he was so excited to be back and he was so excited to bring his wife with him. >> yeah, lots of politics ahead of this journey. rishi. expect meeting president modi to get tough on putin. india, of course, has been the biggest importer of russian oil since the ukraine war, a cause of some consternation. there has been a demand from india to

now it's back to ellie and . tom back to ellie and.and welcome back to britain's newsroom here on gb news. and before we get to our next big story, we do want to take a moment to look at some of your views, particularly on one story that caught ellie's eye this morning. >> yeah, i can't get enough of it this morning. bovril apparently, it apparently, we're not buying it anymore. we've gone posh all these staple items, which are very actually. corned very british, actually. corned beef and bovril. we don't beef spam and bovril. we don't buy them anymore. apparently. we buy them anymore. apparently. we buy things like balsamic vinegar miso paste and matcha tea, and a lot have been getting in lot of you have been getting in touch regard to this. touch with regard to this. >> has written in to say, >> tommy has written in to say, i have my bovril. bovril on i must have my bovril. bovril on toast is better than marmite. however, alan alan wrote in to say, we switched from bovril to marmite at the start of the bse crisis. never switched back

but it is about, i think, what we have heard from ellie todayis think, what we have heard from ellie told accurately and that stories are told accurately and that they are reported timely and that they are reported timely and that they are fact checked and so on. and that is what the editors code of conduct allows us to do, as thatis code of conduct allows us to do, as that is what court reporting has always done and that is what it always done and that is what it always has done so any restriction on the press in these areas are going to be worrisome.- on the press in these areas are going to be worrisome. what about that weather _ going to be worrisome. what about that weather the _ going to be worrisome. what about that weather the law _ going to be worrisome. what about that weather the law commission | that weather the law commission makes that it should be the decision of the complainant, the victim, to decide whether the press has access and that it be done on an individual basis? if there is a concern about, you know, the victim not wanting high identity or his identity revea

ellie back over to tom and. ellie >> good morning. welcome back.ng britain's newsroom with me and tom harwood. the time is 10:07. and our top story today that we are talking about is this potential lockdown return to some schools. they will be shut over. fears of them suddenly collapsing because of the type of concrete that was used to build them. so there is this last minute scramble for many students and their parents to head back, really to lockdown learning and learning at home online. a lot of these schools were very quickly the were built very quickly in the 19505 were built very quickly in the 1950s and 1960s, using a type of concrete known as aerated concrete. >> it was only meant to last 30 years. and here we are 70 years later. these buildings still standing and now deemed to dangerous in many cases for any children to go inside them . but children to go inside them. but you've been getting in touch on this issue, and i have to say it hasn't been a united inbox this morning . craig has written in to morning. craig has written in to say st

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right, ellie?me. >> yeah, you are telling me. >> yeah, you are telling me. >> liam halligan. very good to see economics business see our economics and business editor. being editor. now, despite being absent night's debate, absent from last night's debate, donald was the focus of donald trump was the focus of a lot attacks from rivals lot of attacks from his rivals for republican nomination . for the republican nomination. >> president >> well, a former president criticised for being missing in action, even being called donald duck. yes, for ducking the debate. chris christie, there he is with that attack line . is with that attack line. however, with trump holding a 40 point lead over the rest of the field , according to some opinion field, according to some opinion polls . rivals, of course, facing polls. rivals, of course, facing a bit of an uphill battle to beat in the race to take on beat him in the race to take on joe for 2024. joe biden for 2024. >> for more on this, let's >> well, for more

lovely smfor you, ellie. hris. >> as for you, ellie. >> as for you, ellie. >> anyway.nice lies. they were lies . were lies. >> smells beautiful. that was lies . lies. >> flower, lies, lies, lies . >> flower, lies, lies, lies. >> flower, lies, lies, lies. >> let's go to the break. we're back talking about schools collapsing after the weather update. here we go . looks like update. here we go. looks like things are heating up. >> bob boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello there . a very good >> hello there. a very good morning to you. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. it is set to turn increasingly hot over this coming week with high pressure in charge and we are tapping into air continental europe into air from continental europe as really allowing those as well. really allowing those temperatures rise . there is temperatures to rise. there is a little bit of mist and fog around first thing this morning, but that will clear off fairly readily certainly by readily and then c

hi, i'm ellis with the catch up.when force is used, as well as deleting footage and sharing videos on whatsapp. a bbc investigation has uncovered more than 150 reports of camera misuse by forces in england and wales. it's been described as shocking by a leading officer. in one case, a brother and sister faced a two—year legal battle over footage showing officers' use of force against them. i was punched in the face. my sister was pushed. and then we got charged with assault. you know, we were assaulted. he and his sister were acquitted and the met police apologised to them. the home office says: the officer in charge of the cameras says the majority of recordings show good practice. some other stories now, a 15—year—old girl died after being stabbed in croydon, south london, has been named as elianne andam. her family said she was the light of their lives. police have been given an extra 24 hours to question a 17—year—old boy who was arrested after the attack. the number of students not completing any courses in engl

ellie. myself, martin and with ellie. coming on monday coming up on this monday lunchtime, that coming up on this monday ll signal|e, that coming up on this monday ll signal nificant that coming up on this monday llsignal nificant number that coming up on this monday ll signal nificant number of that a signal nificant number of counter—terrorism firearms a signal nificant number of counter-have»rism firearms a signal nificant number of counter-have stepped arms from officers have stepped back from armed officers have stepped back from arncommanders now crisis >> commanders are now in crisis meetings with the military on standby any standby to respond to any serious capital. serious incident in the capital. we'll be live from scotland yard. >> e also e- e— e also live from the >> and we're also live from the island lampedusa, where island of lampedusa, where more than 11,000 migrants have arrived africa in arrived from north africa in just days. this just the past ten days. this week, secreta

then you would be offloaded ellis island, where you would be processed. if you came from the far east, japan, china and elsewhere, you came through san francisco. most folks have heard of ellis island angel island out in san francisco is a little less well known unless you're out on the west coast. but here's the thing. the boat arrives. you offload. you go into a multiplying of buildings to be processed. they will record in a ledger your name, your home country, your occupation, skill set. do you have? what family members are with you or might be coming later? they'll things like do you have a job? do you have a place to live? they will check your general health. they'll give you sort of a a fitness exam. and then if you pass all of these hurdles, then you will be ferried over to the south tip of manhattan island, and then are free to pursue your dream. it's what i call the final. now whose final? now, someone in this knows what i'm talking about when i say final. but you're almost embarrassed to say so last fable is. a mouse, right? fable. he lives in r

ellie, got that . ai. ellie, we got that. >> that used that, didn't you?intro us. intro for us. >> and you use it quite a lot, don't you? >> i do. i i think it's really useful to sort of bounce ideas to off check grammar, all the restyou made a photo of me last >> you made a photo of me last week, didn't you? >> i did. oh, that was. that was using a different one. yeah. no, but let's dive in. let's dive in to this particular issue now with the largest with the lead from the largest ai company in the uk, the ai safety company in the uk, the communications is communications lead that is strategic communications lead. conor axiotis. conor firstly , conor axiotis. conor firstly, let's take a step back. what actually is. al yeah, so artificial. yeah, great question. artificial intelligence is a bunch of computing power and algorithms which if you these are large language models, right? >> which are the things that are powering things like gpt and gpt four, which i think you asked to make your speeches this morning is clever and i use it in is very clever and i

je jenna ellis, an attorney for donald trump, raised $180,000.n eastman, another election lawyer for trump r raising $500,000. jeffrey clark, the former doj official, $56,000. kathy lathe up $15,000. this is a lot of money. these bills really add up. another person is rudy giuliani. his son created a pac to help pay his legal bills and trump is helping him a little bit. not financially, but hosting a fundraising for giuliani next week, $100,000 a plate for that fundraiser for each person. but as of now, not actually paying any of the bills. i was told by a trump official if people wanted help, they should apply to trump's legal defense fund, which is something that was set up in july. >> it's about that fund i have been in the corner of my brain thinking what happened to that, how has it been developing. they were going to create it the same time period as when the they were disclosing how much money the super pac been spending on his behalf. what's the latest on that? >> well, when we talk about that leadership pac, they have spent $41 million s

into them >> reporter: teachers now on a new course, narrowing the reading gap word by word rehema ellis, florence, mississippi. >>> to the forecast now. the sunshine state is not living up to its name florida is in for a round of storms and potential flooding. angie lassman is tracking all the rain moving across the county >> a couple trouble spots this morning. the good news, the northeast, a. we're going to keeldeal with he rain across florida. we've got a front hanging around it's going to be pesky for the next couple days that means ample opportunities to pick up additional rain it is in fact rainy season across the sunshine state. the amount also total one to three inches likely for widespread areas >>> we areas. flooding concerns will be on the table. as we look ahead through the day today in the mid atlantic, we'll see showers trying to work in. we've got a low that's trying to hang out offshore. it will slowly move north as we get into friday. things are going to be a little unsettled once again we'll see rain get back into the picture and have the potential for coastal flooding

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday.hank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> right now at nbc bay area news tonight, the mayor and governor says a federal lawsuit is preventing san francisco from addressing its homeless encampments. >> there has to be accountability. >> so is that true? and what about the group that's behind the lawsuit? we're hearing their side of the story. >>> plus -- >> i

rehema ellis, nbc news. >>> when we come back, an american astronaut's record-breaking year-long trip to space. how it happened by accident >>> finally tonight, a record-breaking trip to space for an american astronaut, now there nearly a year, but as sam brock reports, his history-making space odyssey wasn't actually planned >> and you see frank rubio on the right >> reporter: as far as records go -- >> having an opportunity to say good-bye one final time. >> reporter: -- when american astronaut frank rubio set off on his mission to space last september, he wasn't planning on breaking any >> and liftoff, a sunset start to the mission of rubio. >> reporter: but a trip to the iss scheduled for six months required an astronomical audible when the spacecraft sprang a leak, the trip now breaking an american record of 355 days. >> it was unexpected in some ways it's been an incredible challenge, but in other ways, it's been an incredible blessing. >> reporter: a new spacecraft won't return this crew until late september at the earliest, meaning not only have they counted off all the major

rehema ellis reports tonight from ground zero ♪ >> reporter: once again a solemn day of remembrance.ls tolling at 8:46 and 9:03, the moment when terrorists attacked the world trade center 22 years ago. >> alvin peter capelman jr. >> reporter: then the emotional reading of nearly 3,000 names of those who died that day. >> and my poppy, gerard patrick sprang, firefighter from rescue company 3 i miss you and love you. i wish you got to take me fishing we love you, poppy >> reporter: in attendance vice president kamala harris but president biden under criticism from conservative outlets for being the first president not to be at the white house or a memorial site on the anniversary. instead he was visiting troops in alaska >> i join you on this solemn day to renew our sacred vow never forget never forget >> reporter: and the tragedy is still present in so many families' lives to this day as they're struggling with lingering health effects from the attack 341 members of the fire department have died from 9/11-related illnesses. almost as many as those who died 22 years ago. >> he was grea

now districts are taking a hard look at what went wrong and how they can reverse it our rehema ellisakes us to one. >> reporter: in rural mississippi students are getting back to basics, learning to read with an emphasis on phonics like kids did decades ago. >> short e says what >> e >> reporter: it's a major shift introduced two years ago by dr. melissa mccray, the former principal here at mclaurin elementary school it began after she realized how many of her fourth-graders could not read at grade level. >> we were about 14% proficient >> reporter: 14% >> yes so we knew immediately that we had to do something to make a change in our building >> reporter: the change was dramatic. >> we were not explicitly teaching the components of reading. >> reporter: the overhaul included retraining teachers, small group instruction, and tracking individual progress >> consonant or vowel? >> consonant >> reporter: they mostly left behind an approach commonly known as balanced literacy adopted by many schools nationwide and facing growing criticism. it emphasized clues like pictures to understand a

we say worst affected, ellie.t is. good afternoon to you both. buckhurst hill community primary school behind me is fully closed . in fact, me is fully closed. in fact, term start has been delayed by a week . it was term start has been delayed by a week. it was meant to open this monday . pupils were meant to be monday. pupils were meant to be welcomed back . usually this welcomed back. usually this would be a bustling area, would probably hear children on probably hear children out on their lunchtime break. that's not the case because term time has been delayed by a has actually been delayed by a week. they're not coming back until and even when until next monday. and even when they come back, it's going to they do come back, it's going to look very , very different. look very, very different. that's rack that air that's because rack that air rated weaker concrete has been found in the roof of that main building that you can see behind me. and the school have released a statement in the past few hours detailing e

ellie back to mark and. ellie >> you're with the live desk . >> you're with the live desk.ve. the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has threatened legal action against the government if the northern leg of hs2 is scrapped, saying that labour will build it if they win the general election next year. well, here's what mr burnham had to say to our political editor, christopher hope when they met in earlier today. christopher hope when they met in change earlier today. christopher hope when they met in change might lier today. christopher hope when they met in change might be' today. christopher hope when they met in change might be coming if >> change might be coming if labour win the election. >> next would >> expected next year. would labour build this northern leg? i've had reassurances that they will and i'm really encouraged . will and i'm really encouraged. well, from rachel reeves , let's well, from rachel reeves, let's name them. shadow transport secretary louise haigh in the in the region yesterday we have a commitment that around northern powerhouse rail, wh

ellie's on the phone right now.and i'll clear the whole message up, whole thing up. but with apparently, the blowback for giving them the head start was so great that gensler then got involved directly, overruling his staff and said we want you to delay all these until, i guess, monday, the 3rd or, where they all come out on monday. listen, you know, it's kind of fun writing about, you know, sort of confusion in regulatory sort of approvalses or what not, but i think this speaks to a bigger issue. there is a degree of confusion at the securities and exchange commission about gary gensler's agenda in terms of regulating crypto and how it should be regulation is and approval of various products as part of that regulation as the sec grapples with this industry. there's immense confusion. the staff thought this was okay. the staff -- liz: approved it. >> -- approved it. it's green lighted. valkyrie could have gone today and said, screw you. they're not. guess why? because they're being regulated by gary gensler and the

in that island called ellis island, which some call the island of tears, only 2% were sent back. mr. speaker, 1.2 million of them were let into new york city. and they rebuilt the city of new york. i propose to you that the immigrants that are coming to new york city will also rebuild the city, this great city of new york. after the covid-19 pandemic we need their energy. we need their hunger. their hunger to succeed. we need their innovativeness. that's exactly what america needs. not hateful language. not literacy acts. not complicated obstacles to prevent them to move forward. so, mr. speaker, there are three basic solutions to this impasse. the first one is t.p.s. for venezuelans. they already have the temporary protective status. let's just extend it to yesterday so they have the right to work. and everybody, including those across the aisle, understand that the work permit is the solution. let them work. so they are not alone in government. that's the first one. the second one is, through the c.b.p. i-a pp. many have already applied as asylum seekers, but they have not appl

>> bonjour , ellie. he has had >> bonjour, ellie.ally, so far here in paris. he was at the arc de triomphe yesterday for a ceremony which hasn't happened for 30 years in a state visit. official welcome at the arc de triomphe . but it is very arc de triomphe. but it is very much the morning after the night before here in paris, king charles and queen camilla, guests of honour at a magnificent state banquet at the palace of versailles, hosted by the french president, emmanuel macron, last night in the hall of mirrors , there was some very, of mirrors, there was some very, very high profile guests, including rolling stones frontman sir mick jagger and actor hugh grant, 160 guests in total. actor hugh grant, 160 guests in total . who wants to know what total. who wants to know what was on the menu? well they had blue lobster , french chicken and blue lobster, french chicken and a 30 month cheese , among some a 30 month cheese, among some other delicacies as well. so they certainly weren't going hungry last night. now his majesty delivere

rehema ellis has late details. >> reporter: tonight, failed attempts to free the danish cruise ship "er" with 206 passengers and crew on board. now more help is on the way. the ship ran aground in a dazzling rugged stretch of northeast greenland national park. officials say low tide monday morning made it impossible for the ship to sail on its own. the crew reportedly offloaded the anchor and they're floating the lifeboats to lighten the load and one attempt to tow the ship tailed. another vessel is not expected to arrive until friday or arctic command says high tide may free the ship before then. in a statement, ship authorities said, all passengers, the expedition team, and crew aboard are safe and well. there is no immediate danger to themselves or the surrounding environment. "the sydney morning herald" reports use austins gina hill and fraser are on board. fraser said he and several others contracted covid adding, there is a doctor on board. also saying, it's a little bit frustrating, but we are in a beautiful part of the world. we're sitting right near the glacier when we open o

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. good night. >>> we have some breaking news at this hour. firefighters on the scene of a vegetation fire in lake county. this is near highway 29 and clayton creek road.

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ellie price, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.ng news. three days of strike action planned by non—teaching school staff school by non—teaching school staff in scotland will go ahead after last ditch talks over the weekend failed to find an agreement over pay. unison members in 2a council areas will walk out on tuesday, with the vast majority of schools in affected areas expected to close. members of the unite and gmb unions have had their strikes suspended whilst members are consulted on a new pay offer. the first buses brought back into public control in nearly a0 years have begun running services in parts of greater manchester. the bee network fleet of electric buses started operating in bolton, wigan and parts of salford and bury this morning. the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, says he hopes it will lead to cheaper fares and better services. the liberal democrats have agreed to the first draft of their manifesto for the next general election, including a pledge to give people the right to see a doctor within a week,

ellie price reports. it's been an extraordinary and distressing week and i thank you very much for your support and for questioning the information that you've been presented with. in this three—minute video, russell brand talks instead about media corruption and collusion. i need your support now more than ever and more than i ever imagined i would. july the first 2012 was when my rape happened... this week russell brand faced allegations of rape and sexual assault following claims made by four women in the channel 4 dispatches programme and the times and sunday times. he denies the claims and insists his relationships have always been consensual. the bbc has also heard from one woman who said the comedian exposed himself to her in a bathroom in this building in los angeles where he was recording his radio 2 programme. he then joked about the alleged incident minutes later on air. by now you're probably aware that the british government has asked big tech platforms to censor our online content and that s

the bbc�*s ellie price reports.morning, you know they have a point to make. the labour leader keir starmer went to parkview in north london, one of 147 schools in england who have a problem with concrete. so 15 classrooms, two toilet blocks...? in the commons a few hours later, a row about whether cuts made more than ten years ago are to blame. the truth is, this crisis is the inevitable result of 13 years of cutting corners, botched jobs, sticking plaster politics. it is the sort of thing you expect from cowboy builders. saying that everyone else is wrong, everyone else is to blame, protesting they have done an effing good job, even as the ceiling falls in. the difference, mr speaker, is that in this case, the cowboys are running the country. but the prime minister defended his decisions. this is exactly the kind of political opportunism that we have... ..exactly the kind of opportunism that we have come to expect from captain hindsight over here. before today... ..before today, he has never once raised this issue

thanks so much for coming to the program. ellis has always the refresher. ellis passport writer and sports culture research her life from the u. k. office. now, the russian government has issued a list of so called friendly neutral type raise. the banks and brokers will be allowed to trade with on the russian currency, derivatives and market. that's break that down because the document lists over 30 nations, both allies on countries with a neutral stance towards russia. as well as those that have abstain from western sections. they include former soviet republics as well as currents, a new bricks, members, asian and african states featured prominently including vietnam, indonesia, algeria, to morocco. now the move is aimed at promoting settlements enough still currencies a to be on further reducing the use of the us dollar an international trade, a big issue, right? not on the deed. all not, we spoke to commodities of this loop in law. who say is that the dominance of the greenback, but it could be coming under increasing threat as more country switch to their national currencies in cross

what is cross street half a block up from the police station ellis and 80 wrchlt had is the number you are calling from. what, black and a black and red played shirt. yelling at people with a big knife. how old does high look to you. 50 years old. >> okay. and how big is the knife when type of knife is it? almost a foot long. >> okay. >> 22, 23 and pen seconds. >> over a foot long >> yea somebody tried to spray pepper spray at him. with is the person with the pep are spray. they were going by on a scooter. he is threatening everybody. >> okay. >> he get pepper sprayed. than i spray today from the street. >> we have officers driving out there, okay. >> all right. i want you to stay safely away from him we have multiple officers coming. >> okay. >> do you whon this person is have you seen him before. >> no he is outside my window i got a street level window. >> put this knife away. >> try to keep people away we have officers coming. >> all right. >> stay on the phone tell you seat officers, okay. >> yea. >> he does in the live in the building? >> has anningelder low person attacked last

coming up, singer, singer, songwriter ellie goulding is heading to the bay area.oming performance with the san francisco symphony . from borrowing books to museum passes to learning new skills, september is national library card sign-up month. a librarian joins us on the nine to tell us why a library card could be your most important school supply. plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long. and i'll be tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up on mornings on two, ta napa artist emmylou harris, the teskey brothers bombino and more. harris the country music hall of fame inductee has closed out the hardly strictly bluegrass festival every year since it began back in 2001. she will do the honors once again this year. there will be more than 70 artists performing at this year's event. british singer songwriter ellie goulding will appear in concert in the bay area, collaborating with the san francisco symphony. she will perform at davies symphony hall on november 20th. she is expected to perform songs from her latest album, higher than heaven,

rehema ellis has more. >> reporter: at kids town daycare outside of new york city, 3-year-old leo ision. he is one of the lucky ones. >> you got to push it in. push. >> reporter: the wait list to get in here keeps on growing >> i have a very long waiting list for infants and toddlers. >> reporter: the owner fears it is about to get a lot worse. >> orange. you're welcome. >> reporter: during the pandemic, childcare providers like her received $24 billion in federal relief to help keep them afloat. >> it was a lifeline really. >> reporter: she used the more than $260,000 she received to help pay staff and cover rent. >> bumble bee. >> reporter: that money will dry up in just two weeks. what do you think is going to happen at the end of the month? >> it is very difficult because i still have to maintain. my expenses don't go away. so it is very difficult. >> reporter: experts say the rollback in federal funds could severely affect mothers who went back to work after the pandemic in record numbers. for many with young children they can't work without child care. by one estimate 70,000 ch