theresa came i for theresa may came in.for me , she was never she was me, she was she never she was always remainer, but she always a remainer, but she was a nuanced remainer. was nuanced remainer. i was there when the stall. on when she set out the stall. on being brexiteer or not, and being a brexiteer or not, and she gave us a long argument, nuanced remainer. she kind nuanced remainer. well, she kind of kind of just of wasn't. she kind of just about but not about was remained but not brexit. but i think she didn't see brexit as an opportunity. but but a problem to be solved. and as you go into and as soon as you go into a conversation in that way, a negotiation like, there's negotiation if you like, there's no you're to get no way you're going to get a good for britain and the, good answer for britain and the, you it if jeremy you know, as it was, if jeremy corbyn had gone in and accepted the doing some kind of the idea of doing some kind of national government or some agreement on brexit, it would have split the tory pa

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may, ex prime minister, theresa may, ex prime minister, theresa may, ex prime minister theresa may,ot forgive . yeah, and will not forgive. yeah, and shelly makes an interesting point about meghan and harry saying, i personally think meghan and harry are looking for a way back because their money is running out. and their ways of earning out of the royal connection. maybe they're coming back to sort of strengthen the royal connection. >> on theresa may, celine says, what a farce of her decision to stand down at the next election. she was the worst pm ever. crafty and menacing. she knows that if she does stand, she will lose by a huge majority. and it is a safe tory seat. so what she doesis is a safe tory seat. so what she does is step down and hopefully hope to be given a place in the lords. the other decadent waste of in space institution of money in space institution where she can a regular nap where she can have a regular nap and it. and get paid for it. >> oh, really harsh, but >> oh, that's really harsh, but alison, on the other hand, says overblown left wing nonsense. all that

he doesn't like theresa may.rs group, doesn't pensioners group, and he doesn't have of what was the have to sort of what was the thing? >> can m- thing? >> can not forget also >> so can we not forget also that theresa may us that theresa may did bring us dangerously jeremy dangerously close to a jeremy corbyn prime minister? i mean, we can't forget about that, can we? she made some dire mistakes and errors of judgement. surely >> emily, i was being very careful not to forget that. i did mention that it almost went wrong during brexit. i was merely saying that she's a very good local mp and a public servant . i'm definitely saying servant. i'm definitely saying that choices that she got some choices wrong on absolutely on brexit. absolutely no question . but you raise there, question. but you raise there, tom, lord tom, the question of lord cameron. having lunch cameron. i was having lunch recently with ambassador for recently with an ambassador for an i was saying an eu country, and i was saying it is confusing b

theresa may once >> yes.ng has changed. thank you very much changed. ben thank you very much indeed. that's all from me. up next, it's patrick christys. patrick, what is on your bill of fare this evening? >> absolutely massive >> yeah, absolutely massive show. it appears the home show. it appears that the home office to let office seems willing to let around million palestinians around 2 million palestinians come asylum the uk, come and claim asylum in the uk, which think is rather which i think is rather frightening. news. angela rayner blows the labour party apart. diane thinks a diane abbott thinks everyone's a racist farage is racist and nigel farage is teeing off on boris johnson. 9 to 11 pm. i'll have all of tomorrow's newspaper front pages for as well. and i've for you today as well. and i've got a rock star panel this evening. allison pearson, shaun got a rock star panel this evenin and lison pearson, shaun got a rock star panel this evenin and matthew rson, shaun got a rock star panel this evenin and

and former conservative prime minister theresa may is to stand out as an mp at the next general election. —— stand down as an mp. it is cautioned that a funding shortage will leave the uk reliance upon allies for defence spending. in the past hour where been in france for a significant moment with abortion being enshrined in the constitution as a right and emmanuel macron has been taking part in pomp and ceremony. let's take a look at that. it will be formally enshrined in the next couple of james. this is the ceremony and a symbolic moment for the country. abortion has been legal for 50 years or so but this is an extra step, adding it to the constitution. let's speak to a woman's health reporter at the new york times. thank you for coming on the programme. york times. thank you for coming on the programme-— york times. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for having me. what the programme. thank you for having me- what do — the programme. thank you for having me- what do you _ the programme. thank you for having me. what do you make _ the programme. thank you for having me.

some accuse theresa may of being a robotic politician with no flair.ging a career as a conservative female mp in the 90s was no joke. she was determined to stand out in a man's world and as party chairman, wasn't afraid to tell it straight. you know what? some people call us the nasty party. david cameron made her home secretary, a post she held for longer than anyone else in modern times. she's got a string of great achievements to her name, championing modern slavery legislation, making sure more women got involved in politics, and of course, serving as prime minister as well. she can hold her head high. she became prime minister at one of the most turbulent periods in british political history. brexit means brexit and we are going to make a success of it. a simple slogan, but a promise she couldn't fulfil. mrs may had gambled on a general election, but lost the conservatives their majority. attempts to reassert her authority didn't always go according to plan. her message during this conference speech lost amid a catalogue of interruptions, a pranks

>> theresa? sure, i'm sure she actually i've heard she's a great mp in her constituency and, you know, a lovely lady. but yeah, in terms of prime ministerial success, oomph. i don't know. >> well, we're going to be joined by her former political adviser next. are you sorry to see her go? you're with britain's newsroom gb news. >> welcome back. i told you that i would rile some viewers with my comments about losing weight and just not eating. and that's exactly happened. i'll exactly what's happened. so i'll share some of those share with you some of those emails sure you'll emails shortly. i'm sure you'll be but now, be entertained. but now, a former theresa former prime minister, theresa may will be standing down at the next general election. she was first maidenhead's mp first elected as maidenhead's mp in joins a growing in 1997, and she joins a growing list conservative mps to step list of conservative mps to step down. whilst the tide seems to be on her party. be turning on her party. >> so,

some accused theresa may of being a robotic politician with no flair.sly. forging a career as a conservative female mp in the �*90s was no joke. she was determined to stand out in a man's world and as party chairman, wasn't afraid to tell it straight. you know what some people call us? the nasty party. david cameron made her home secretary, a post she held for longer than anyone else in modern times. she's got a string of great achievements to her name, championing modern slavery legislation, making sure more women got involved in politics. and, of course, serving as prime minister as well, she can hold her head high. she became prime minister at one of the most turbulent periods in british political history. brexit means brexit, and we're going to make a success of it. a simple slogan, but a promise she couldn't fulfil. mrs may had gambled on a general election, but lost the conservatives their majority. attempts to reassert her authority didn't always go according to plan, her message during this conference speech lost amid a catalogue of interruption

theresa may announces she'll stand down as an mp at the next election, nearly five years after resigningrime minister. baby crying. paternity leave rules become more flexible, but campaigners say the changes still don't go far enough. and the grandaughter of england legend ian wright pulls on her boots for the biggest girls�* football session ever. and coming up on bbc news. india's dominance on day two of the final test against england has given them a substantial lead as they look for their fourth win in the series. good afternoon. a major independent report into stakeknife — the british army's top agent inside the ira's internal security unit — has concluded that his work probably resulted in more lives being lost than saved. the seven—year investigation — called operation kenova — examined the activities of freddie scappaticci during the troubles in northern ireland. he's suspected of involvement in numerous murders. the police service of northern ireland's chief constable called on the uk government to apologise to the families affected, and said the ira needs to acknowledge its act

theresa may displayed a steely determination to become britain's second female prime minister.centrate on her campaigns against modern slavery and human trafficking. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. officials in australia said the great barrier wreath is going through another mass bleaching because the sea temperatures in the pat lewis have been so high. hot weather can cause heat stress corals to expel algae that gives them their life and colour. it is the fifth time in eight years widespread damage has been detected. this is bbc news. hello there, good afternoon. the sunshine generally best the west so sunny spells for west and wales and north—west scotland but we are still keeping the strength of that cold easterly wind. it will feel quite blustery for many of us particularly towards the coast. the air is chilly at the moment with low pressure towards the south and milder air. pressure towards the south and milderair. high pressure pressure towards the south and milder air. high pressure towards the north and east. they will be some low cloud below the north sea and acros

>> do theresa may. >> i do theresa may. >> i do theresa may. >> is that who you are?really who you are? >> is that really who you are? >> chita rivera. >> i thought chita rivera. i didn't know chita rivera. she's on but yes. on my mind. but yes. >> theresa, confusing with >> theresa, confusing me with your me of, your hints, it reminds me of, your hints, it reminds me of, you just said the woman with the nice shoes. right. chita may. right, arrives. right, theresa. chita arrives. leave pass leave her trying to pass her brexit being turned brexit deal and being turned down like, three times row. down like, three times in a row. and just left. and she finally just left. >> she left. >> she left. >> i >> she left. >> -i he e ii he knows he's >> and i think he knows he's leaving. think that's what the leaving. i think that's what the point plan point is. he's putting this plan forward, knowing it'll be rejected fill space in rejected just to fill space in social media because he knows he's going. >> being persistent >> maybe he's being persistent and feels like he's and m

summarised it, theresa, what do youi:hink? summarised it, theresa, what do youi do k?t do youi do agree that it's >> i do agree that it's a self—created problem, but the situation they're finding themselves, finding themselves, you're finding yourselves now is yourselves in in the uk now is china has become the second china is has become the second largest economy in the world. that's not by accident. they have they're particularly adept at productivity at low at high productivity at low cost, which they outsource to the world. and that's what the world has taken advantage of. so it was the writing was on the wall from the beginning. what you have now here is china trying to test that, having had this has been decades in the building, and now they're trying to of what to test the resilience of what they've built. when you've webbed out, the webbed yourself out, the dependency country , dependency on your country, throughout how much throughout the world. how much power do i have, power and influence do i have, particularly on an influential power like uk? now they've p

theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, theresa. and as tensions mount on college campuses over the israel-hamas war, members of the california legislative jewish caucus are introducing a bill they hope will protect all students from violence and hate. they say today this group of lawmakers introduced a bill that would require state universities to update their student codes of conduct to prohibit violence, harassment, intimidation and discrimination on campus and launch programs too facilitate constructive, yet respectful dialogue. the legislation comes amid a wave of anti-semitic and is amophobic incidents set uc and csu schools since the start of the war. >> i want to be clear. jewish students are being specifically targeted here. and being bullied and intimidated, harassed and sometimes attacked. so that they are not able to congregate associate learn. be who they are. and with that my past to stop, this is very much about the incredible anti-semitism that has manifested itself. >> on our campuses, but he's also very much not a

theresa, thank you. san francisco mayor london breed.ny voters turning in their ballot today. this happened at the department of elections and city hall this morning. >> san francisco typically has higher turnout than most counties across the state. >> kron four's dan kerman is live at san francisco city election office and actually do some voting in person, other stopping by the ballot drop box out in front of city hall and doing some of dropping off those ballots that they had already filled out for many people. there's a lot on the ballot this time around that they're really focused on many of those issues, affordable housing expanding police powers, a screening for those on public assistance. those are some of the things people are voting on today. >> i think it's definitely affordable housing like the city doesn't have enough. i'm so concerned with the crime, the drug addiction and homelessness as a veteran, this should be happening. this country just getting the ballot in the box i think is most important. was that's where the real

theresa may became prime minister in 2016.fter david cameron left the post of head of government after losing the referendum. russia after the mysterious incident in saltbear. i think teresa was absolutely brilliant statesman, we served together for more than 12 years, she has a huge track record behind her. theresa may has become the 64th conservative mp ready to quit. among those who do not intend to continue to engage in politics is former defense minister ben whalley. the reason why the conservatives are fleeing is simple: the party has little chance of remaining in power. prime minister sunok learned about theresa may's decision while visiting a company that produces electric boilers. rish and sunok managed to connect the wires there. things are much worse for him with regard to unity in own party. obviously, it is a very important decision for theresa may to resign next election. this is unexpected, but of course we have already heard about this from a large number of sitting members of parliament. conservatives, they ha

good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody.get much help with those temperatures either from the week ahead is we get a treatment >> of winter weather for the week ahead. like things like rain with these systems coming from the gulf of alaska. what you see, it kind of splashed all over the radar here get a gander of things that will continue all day today with the kind of on and off rain. there may be some patches of clearing skies in there. and all that does is feed the atmosphere a little bit of energy. the shot from the east bay shoreline. there you have that kind of fog to kind of underscore the fact that we have a saturated column of air that goes up thousands of feet. so we have all that moisture. the other thing is it gets cold up there really quickly. so we don't need a whole lot of activity here to a mess of that freezing line in produce. maybe some lightning. and so the of spare production center, we may get a few little scattered thunder showers in the green zone. this goes all the way down to even almost southern ca

thank you very much, theresa. the still ahead on elsa 0. the earth oceans have been breaking temperature records for the past 9 months. we look at what impact that is having on the planet and its people the i'm sort of a job aide in the door from on the box on the front of the border. and i'll tell you why preparations are being made for a possible influx of hundreds of thousands of refugees. the i had a lot of that has been vast improvement to the west coast south asia, certainly for pakistan. and of got us done just days ago. we had very heavy rain, very heavy snow, but look at that. he a skies and settled conditions. and that is the trend across the region for india as well as bangladesh. up and to nicole, just a few showers here and there. but we will see the return of more wet weather in the days ahead. we've got heavy rain across the gulf that's going to move into iran slowly working its way towards pockets dawn. it's going to bring a bit of a wintry block once again to areas of afghanistan, some of that moving into the north west of

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the former british prime minister theresa may is to stand down as an mp at the general election.se her work on issues including modern slavery and human trafficking is taking up increasing amounts of her time. our political correspondent, hannah miller has more. she spoke to the maidenhead advertiser for this announcement, which i think in and of itself is significant as someone who has been prime minister and then stayed on as a backbencher and chosen to give this announcement directly to her constituents, when, frankly, she could have had a much broader national media article had she chosen to do that. and i think that says something about the kind of values and the way that she has conducted herself since being prime minister. she said that the causes that she has been championing have been taking up an increasing amount of her time, and that, as a result, she's concluded that she'd no longer be able to do herjob as an mp in the way that she believes is right and that her constituents deserve beyond the next general election. important to say as well, she does make very clear

theresa, how's it looking out there? >> well, it's better than it was at 2 o'clock. i feel like i'm a spot, you know, and just out waters fact spa kit kats water, spock it on me. it's freezing outside. just i having a difficult time talking even though i have 3 jackets on anyway, back to the conditions right now. it is brutal out at least has stopped raining for now. but the community started to back up. a lot of people. taking, though, this rain in stride. let's listen in. >> to postpone softball games due to a soggy field. >> the rainy conditions throwing a wrench in some weekend plans. all right. a little bit, but we love it. we need it. it's no complaining allowed. >> about easter egg hunts for a little q now can be a little bit of a problem. but we'll just just just kind of wait hear that they're >> out on the roads, not much of an improvement. the downpour made freeway driving challenging on slow going with visibility, compromise with big drops, splashing on windshields in some areas, flooded face drivers adding to that accident situation. >> it's very welcome.

and i'm not surprised theresa may at surprised about theresa may at the of the day, she's close the end she's close to retirement age , but also at to retirement age, but also at the same time, i think theresa may career has learnt a may in her career has learnt a lot of lessons after hostile lot of lessons after the hostile environment and even now i think the whole rwanda thing is probably quite a bit. probably triggered quite a bit. and obviously she's been quite outspoken about the outspoken about that in the house of commons about, you know, trafficking know, risks to trafficking victims things like that. so victims and things like that. so i think now she's probably just disgusted party that she disgusted at the party that she once loved. >> a lot of people, though, john, around, it's john, looking around, it's not just about the islamist threat. you know, we've housing you know, we've got a housing crisis something crisis that does need something radical whether it's the radical doing, whether it's the reform planning or reform of planning laws or whether having the whether it's

thank you, theresa, for that live report. meanwhile, some negotiators in the middle east believe there has been good progress towards releasing the hostages with a three-phase deal being discussed in the first 6 weeks, hamas would release about 40 israeli hostages, elderly, wounded people. females in exchange for palestinian prisoners being held in israel to get their release. and the second phase they would release soldiers and other male hostages would hamas in the 3rd phase, the bodies of hostages who died would be returned. it israel accepted this framework at a meeting last month. the negotiators put new pressure on hamas to accept it as well. we'll keep you posted there. >> let's get you a live look at sfo at last check. there were 139 delays and 5 cancellations there so far today, more than twice the amount of disruption seen at oakland and san jose ai%ports combined. it's unclear how many of them were actually related to today's demonstrations. kron four's gayle ong joins us now with a look at the >> weather. and gail

an orinda theresa kron, 4 news. >> now the latest on the baltimore bridge that collapsed after a cargo ship headed. authorities say efforts have been exhausted in the search for the remaining 4 construction workers who were on the bridge when it fell yesterday, crews recovered the bodies of 26 year-old doorley casteel cabrera. >> and 35 year-old alejandro hernandez, fuentes, authorities say that they were found in a pickup truck submerged. 25 feet in the water. meantime, the biden administration says it's working to ensure the payne of the bridge collapse doesn't ripple through the economy. federal authorities are scrambling to reroute shipments heading to the port of baltimore. meantime, the ceo of the american association of port authorities says that consumers should not be concerned that the price of goods will spike and that it would take between 3 to 6 weeks to make the channel passable. little closer to home this year is expecting another round of heavy snow through the holiday weekend. 6 resorts are extending the season through april. our country's gayle ong a checked with thos

kron four's theresa stasi has more from local leaders on the big job. the new chief is stepping into. >> oakland police chief floyd mitchell starts his new job. community members say a lot will be riding on his shoulders that she was going to be a help us bring safety in, you know, can tie a which is important. carl chan is a longtime chinatown community leader. he says the fact the city has been without a chief for more than a year. chief floyd mitchell will have to get straight to the business at hand. unfortunately. >> they would not be any a honeymoon period. >> just this past weekend, 27 year-old courtney merck was killed at a gas station in east oakland. her death marks 18 murders so far. recent oakland crime statistics also show robberies are up. 34% from last year with the majority happening at gunpoint. >> and he has to get the role running and not only that. and so now again to crazy politics so much expectations from, you know, this cd from our come any age. the precedent that insist and given organizations as well as from the pakistan honest

theresa reports. >> now police say as many as 200 items stolen with the value of around $23,000. take a look. just a small glance at the loot snatched from a lululemon store in napa monday afternoon. i was completely surprised. i haven't heard about it at all. i'm here visiting for spring break. i've lived here my whole life, though. and i just constantly hear about all the people running and taking as much as they can use of the retail theft stun napa residents. the store only open 2 years ago. >> thank god. nobody was hurt. it's just kind out of hand and sad. and napa police spokesperson says that after the 4 suspects ripped off the high-end athletic where store on first street they led law enforcement on a high-speed pursuit in a stolen vehicle. the chase ended in oakland. this is video from citizen app showing the car on its side at lakeshore avenue and beacon street in oakland. the 4 suspects. 25 year-old san bruno resident carlos trishay, as well as 3 juvenile males were taken into custody and booked to be coming from where i come from. it's kind of a daily occurrence. it's

i'm theresa stasi. back to you guys. all right, thank you. police in san francisco are investigating 5 stabbing said happened in the span of 8 days. >> the latest one happened yesterday morning in the mission at 20th and south van ness avenue. police say a woman was stabbed several times and is suffering from life-threatening injuries. 2 other stabbings also happened in the mission one on sunday in the lower not hill neighborhood. and there was a stabbing march 13th in the outer mission or suspect was arrested for killing the victim. police are still looking for the suspects in the other 4 stabbings. according to a new study, more than a quarter of unhoused californians are black almost 4 times the state's population. >> only 7% of californians identify as black new report from ucsf shows black people are 26% of the state's homeless population. the authors of the report say the over representation is due in part to centuries of racism and embedded policies and practices. this study highlight a discrepancy in median monthly income prior to bec

. >> with an update, theresa, it was a mess up their mask. it was wow. of adjectives we can use at one ski resort. winds clocked in at more than 190 miles per hour before they crashed the system. some of the conditions. well, you just have to see for yourself. >> wicked winds, not stop. snowing car crashes. just a few of the highlights from this past weekend in the sierra nevada at palisades tahoe resort. ferocious winds clocking in at 186 miles per hour. shattered glass windows before the cameras shut down, knocked offline on the donner summit. this was the scene friday and 05:00pm when the chp closed it all down, it remained shuttered saturday sunday and until monday morning at 9.15, due to unsafe. wild winter conditions could still see the shenanigans. you could still see that people were just adhering to the warnings. and, you know, if you did not need to be on the road, there was no reason to be on the road. several cars and big rigs had to be towed off 80 and highway 50. >> both are now open, but it is still slow going in areas. emerald bay, which

theresa came from vacaville to stand in line for hours at russian river brewing for the 20th annual plinyhe younger release. >> it's my husband's bright idea to come here. >> reporter: waiting in these long lines is tough enough, but to do it in this weather? >> to begin with, it was raining. it's very cold. the weather is freezing, but, you know, thankfully, for us we had enough gear in the car. >> reporter: instead of warming up next to her husband, this heat lamp became theresa's best friend. >> it is helping. it's helping on a smaller scale, but it's cold enough you can feel the heat coming off this. >> reporter: russian river did try to keep customers as dry as possible by lining the sidewalk with pop-up canopies, but many say the cold wind was the worst. >> we had to go back to the car to get a hat. now i'm going to thaw out a little. >> reporter: even after all that those we talked to say they would definitely do it again. >> i'd have to say it's worth the wait. >> reporter: the rain, wind, and chilly temperatures haven't impacted this year's younger release. russian river brewing'

scott for theresa now has more from local leaders and folks where he worked in texas about the tough job. the chief is stepping into. unfortunately. >> they would not be any a honeymoon period. carl chan is a longtime oakland chinatown community leader. tell you for the 10 years or so. we have about 10 chief and i was almost 70. i would say almost every single one of them and in support of chip and which is very important. >> he says the fact the city has been without a chief for more than a year. chief floyd mitchell will have to get straight to the business at hand. just this past weekend. 27 year-old courtney merck was killed at a gas station in east oakland. her death marks 18 murders so far. recent oakland crime statistics also show robberies are up. 34 1% from last year with the majority happening at gunpoint. >> and he has to hit the role running and not only that. and so now again to crazy politics so much expectation from, you know, the cdo market can come any precedent that insist and given organizations as well as from the pakistan honest mean. >> he's a man that will come

theresa, thank you.n san francisco, manny's has long been the place where voters and politicians alike. >> gather for election results. and this year they're election day countdown clock is back. that's where we find kron four's rob nesbitt this evening. rob. >> here. man is in san francisco where they're very excited for the november election already, even though it's super tuesday right now behind me, you can see their election countdown clock that they had about. we've got 245 days, 2 hours. 42 minutes. 23 seconds and counting before the november election. but of course, this is super tuesday were a lot of people are voting in the primary and many as it has several political events that the usually host here and they're going to be doing an event tonight to basically show the clock showcase it revealed. we're getting like a sneak preview now and we're getting a sneak preview. thanks to the woman behind the clock or so. thanks, ruth. long for joining the eu or been here all day. ruth working on it. we

. >> theresa stasi, back to you guys. all right. thank you, theresa. the decision on whether or not fani willis will be disqualified from the trunk election interference case in georgia is expected this week. the judge says he hopes to have an answer by friday, but it might take a bit longer. the defense is pushing to reopen evidence and include the testimony of 2 more witnesses saying these witnesses dispute willis is sent special prosecutor nathan wade's statements that their relationship began in 2022. willis maintains she did not reap any financial benefit from the money that wade earned as a special prosecutor in the racketeering investigation of trump. >> a one-time economic adviser to former president donald trump has meantime been ordered to report to prison last year. peter navarro was convicted on 2 counts of contempt of congress after refusing to comply with a congressional subpoena into the january 6th attack on the capitol. his lawyers say navarro sentences should be put on hold while he appeals. but the judge disagrees. navarro has been o

. >> wreaking havoc for drivers, residents and businesses, especially all the ski for theresa has an update on that. and what needs to take place to try to get businesses back to normal. >> wicked winds, not stop. snowing car crashes. just a few of the highlights from this past weekend in the sierra nevada at palisades tahoe resort. ferocious winds clocking in at 186 miles per hour. shattered glass windows before the cameras shut down, knocked offline on the donner summit. this was the scene friday and 05:00pm when the chp closed it all down, it remained shuttered saturday sunday and until monday morning at 9.15, due to unsafe. wild winter conditions % could still see the shenanigans. you could still see that people were just adhering to the warnings. and, you know, if you did not need to be on the road, there was no reason to be on the road unless there's a number. several cars and big rigs had to be towed off 80 and highway 50. >> both are now open, but it is still slow emerald bay, which is highway 89 in the west shores still close. those are areas that just get. inundated with sn

and police are asking for help tracking down whomever is responsible for theresa reports now from petaluma on yorkshire road in east petaluma, not one or 2, but a half dozen cars broken into glass everywhere, piercing seats and littering sidewalks. petaluma police say that they were break-ins at the pamela premium outlets. saint vincent high school sheraton hotel and could pre creek apartment complex that borders yorkshire ancestry lane this past saturday, more than 30 cars broken into with personal property, stolen and costly repair bills. that's terrible. news of the break-ins traveled fast that people who live here weighing in on the burglaries. i was surprised at the amount of cars that they broke into. >> and the fact that there is security here couldn't figure out. >> how that can happen. outlet >> petaluma police now asking anyone with surveillance video to come forward and join the security camera registry program. the department says that could give officers access to evidence that helps them solve crimes like these, not only their cars being damaged, but whatever they have steak

officials releasing new data showing the effectiveness of its safe and clean plan as kron four's theresa stasi reports. felony arrests on bart are up 62% from last year. >> bart police chief kevin franklin saying that he's applauding this new data saying that it is a reflection of the hard work that our police officers have been doing to try make the system safer. take a look at this. you need to see these pictures. this is an example of some of the illegal guns confiscated during arrests in total. bart police say officers took and 49 illegal handguns that is up from 40 in 2022, it's the most guns bar police have ever recovered in a year. officers making 726 arrests and 2023 compare that with 448 in 2022, the department says that is a 62% increase in arrests. bart police chief kevin franklin saying, quote, since we started deploying more patrol officers to ride trains. we have seen an impact and our riders are telling us that they noticed a difference. we spoke with riders and they shared their thoughts. takes a bite a monday to friday. >> in the morning and they come back at this time i

but >> one on the left >> in santa rosa, theresa kron. 4 news.ard has now anyone who can help identify the person in this sketch. he's wanted in a double homicide from december of 2016. police say the lindsay column and eddie tate were shot and killed inside of a wooden box that they were living in. this happened on the corner of 16th street south van ness the reward for information leading to an id arrest and conviction. we've also learned the name of the person who was killed in a wrong-way crash during a police chase on 5.80, in oakland. the victim has been identified as 57 year-old lee david winner of lafayette on tuesday, a burglary in else to led to a police chase involving 2 men in a truck. the suspects ended up driving the wrong way on westbound 5.80, in oakland where the interstate interstate then merges with 80 and that's when they crashed into winners. car. the suspect suffered major injuries. we do not have an update on their conditions now, the chp and also rita police are pursuing criminal charges against both men. and amended civil

cameras are not allowed but weekend block from the courtroom in the newsroom to i'm theresa stasi. back to you guys. all right. thank you, theresa. >> in the north bay, a fairfield school resource officer has been arrested after police say he sent inappropriate text messages to 2 teenage girls. fairfield police say officer james lewis was working at rodriguez high school when he sent the messages. lewis was later booked into the solano county jail on several charges, including contacting a minor with intent to commit a crime in response to the ongoing investigation, the department posted on social media saying we are simultaneously disappointed, infuriated and saddened by this information. acts like these violate trust are wholly inexcusable and failed let exemplify what the fairfield police department stands for. and, quote, the school district also posted on social media saying children's safety is its utmost priority. >> take a good look at your screen. oaklandpolice need your help finding the man on the left side of your screen. they say sola dog during a burglary. you're looki

bo uh theresa. you live in the hubble and on the border of haiti and the dominican republic, your, you'll tell us what's happening on your side of the border in just a moment. first, still, what have you learned? what's the latest on what's going on inside haiti? well, what i can tell you for now is that best border remain close to the people that you're seeing right? coming back and forth, i just going to a nearby market that's inside the border to my national market, but they're not being allowed inside the dominican republic, most papers in the country also we've been close and so there's a gang controlling the wrong ways in for the printers heavy pressed himself against surrounding the airport. that's also happening in other airports around the country . but over night, because of the security situation, the united states marines, aaron lifted their personnel from the united states embassy in for the prince. they say that this is a centered mission to secure the embassy. the united states is als

he signed the confidence and supply agreement to theresa may, has been a big beast in unionist politics are not quite sure the answers to the questions will be at. this deal to get stormont back was very much jeffrey donaldson�*s deal. he was the heart of it, he was a salesman for it, he negotiated, he really had in quite a successfuljob of getting it to stick where we are weeks into it now and if another significant internal opposition to the move within his party, he had managed to make it work, and suddenly everything goes into a massive tailspin here because of something nobody saw it coming, so there will be massive concern in the irish gum, the british government, but this means for the irish sea border, whether stormont will stay as it has been, i think it will, i think it has been durable now because this party has made its bed, it will have to lie in it, there is not the place for it to go politically, however it�*s not the position i wanted to be in. he�*s somebody who has been central strategically behind the scenes in the dup. for them to lose, evenif scenes in the dup. for

okay. >> and robbie, theresa may is the ultimate public servant.he entered parliament or now as an mp or prime minister. pubuc now as an mp or prime minister. public duty has always been her ultimate, but nearly lost us brexit and moving on now from that, thanks to environment minister robbie moore and shadow education minister catherine mckinnell for a chat mckinnell for a terrific chat here on pmqs live. >> coming up it is good afternoon britain with tom and emily. tom and emily. hello so we were all together last week. what >> of course, his, donors. tom gloria was saying she missed us from last week. >> we've got a huge amount. we got. we were all together. oh, yes you are. >> oh, she didn't miss us. >> oh, she didn't miss us. >> she didn't miss us anyway. take it away. >> well, of course we're going to be exploring what the prime minister has been saying in response that scandal over response to that scandal over the donations. but has keir starmer foot in? it's starmer stuck his foot in? it's two with regard to an attack on national insurance

that big announcement that just wrapped up theresa, good afternoon. >> good afternoon. just it was quite to the appearance that we have been waiting for quite some time. it's been a year and a half cents. oakland has had a police chief. there has been a lot of controversy. a lot of talk. a lot of wishful thinking about getting a police chief. and and today was a day the mayor introducing the former chief from lubbock, texas. he talked a lot about what he wanted to accomplish in the first 100 days as he takes over as its new chief. there is a lot of talk about whether an outsider can come in and deal with issues such as a federal monitor that is overseeing the police department because of wrongdoings, many years ago, he really pushed up his sleeves and he talked one-on-one to everyone in the room. there's a couple of 100 people, including the command staff of the oakland police department and all of the city council members. here's the new cheat. chief talking about what he wants to tackle in the first 100 days. >> to all the love opening, call it home. want to look i lo

just >> theresa, thank you. and coming up during kron for news at 3 o'clock this hour, we will be speaking with bart police chief cover franklin about how was possible to make all these arrests will talk to him. coming up live in just a few minutes. and now on to some developing news as former windsor mayor dominic foppoli will not face criminal charges from the state attorney general's office. the decision coming 3 years after multiple women accused him of sexually assaulting them. rob bonta's office sent kron for news. a statement that said it reviewed the investigation done by the sonoma county sheriff's office and it also did its own additional investigation. and at this time, the office does not have enough evidence to warrant filing charges on the cases. the poli resigned as mayor in 2021. and had said that the encounters were consensual. bonta's office added that the investigation remains open and anyone with additional evidence should come forward. another former employee at the federal women's prison in

former conservative prime minister theresa may is to stand down as an mp at the next general election. it's ten years since a malaysian airliner carrying 239 people on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing vanished — we look back at one of the greatest aviation mysteries. and coming up it's international women's day — a time to reflect on the achievements of women and progress towards gender equality. we will have a special programme in 30 minutes. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start in the united states where president biden has delivered his last state of the union address before the presidential election in november. in a fiery speech he warned that the us is facing a greater threat to its freedom and democracy than at any time since the presidency of abraham lincoln — in the 1860s. he repeatedly took swipes at donald trump, using the term, "my predecessor" 13 times. he described mr trump's recent remarks about nato as unacceptable. mr biden said he had inherited an economy "on the brink" after the turmoil of covid pandemic, but it was now the envy of the world. but it was his repe

theresa may is to stand down as an mp at the next general election.atement to the maidenhead advertiser, she says she has taken the difficult decision because her work on issues including modern slavery and human trafficking is taking up increasing amounts of her time. our political correspondent hannah miller has the latest on her announcement. she soke to latest on her announcement. she spoke to the _ latest on her announcement. sue: spoke to the maidenhead latest on her announcement. 6ie: spoke to the maidenhead advertiser for this announcement which is significant as someone who has been prime minister and stayed on as a backbencher and chosen to give this announcement directly to her constituents when frankly she could have had much broader national media article had she chosen to do that and i think that says more about the values and the way she has conducted herself since being prime minister. she said that the causes she has been championing have been taking up an increasing amount of her time and as a result she has concluded that she is no

theresa may has become the 64th conservative mp ready to quit.nal insurance system in the future. the ruling conservative party considered this draft budget as a pre-election one, but in the current situation , any financial decisions by the government are unlikely to change the balance of political forces. at the end of last year the country's economy. was in a technical recession, projected growth this year is minimal, only 4% of britons surveyed believe that the government's new budget can change anything. the opposition libraists have no doubt about the upcoming victory. shadow chancellor of the exchequer, rachel reeves, published a video message calling herself the first woman to head the british treasury in its 800-year history. the position of chancellor exists. in the fall, but does not reject the possibility that they can be organized earlier. alexander khabarov, ilya murdyukov, lead great britain. almost 25 thousand tons of herring this year they will catch a real invasion of fish in the baltic sea in the kaliningrad bay due to the warm