the couple married when amber was 19 and josh was 21. almost immediately, they left their friends and family in tulsa behind. >> he had enlisted in the air force. we flew off to alaska where he was stationed. >> amber says the marriage quickly deteriorated. josh started changing, getting very angry very quickly, and it just kind of escalated. nobody can understand what it was like to be married to him. i loved him so much, but he was a jerk. >> josh was soon honorably discharged from the air force on an unrelated matter. amber was nearly seven months pregnant when the couple moved back to tulsa. >> my mom had an apartment at the university club towers that she had rented out and said we could go stay there. we were on the 25th floor, i mean, we were just arguing in the living room, and you know when you argue, you get closer and closer and closer and josh put his hands out onto my shoulders and i just -- i mean, i'm pregnant, i have a huge belly, i mean if you're going put your hands on me while i have a huge stomach, what's -- what's go

amber: yes, definitely. damian: how hard is that? amber: it is hard. i rely on the students, though, to teach me the new--the latest and newest app, and i really encourage parents to have the same conversations with their children. what are these programs? what do they do? what can happen? and keeping on, like cisco said, passwords and ids. damian: are you at the point in your career where you can kind of read the signs in kids and know what some of these symptoms are of them being bullied like that? amber: definitely, there are some warning signs. and as a district, we have a bullying app on our district web page that parents can report it if kids tell them at home, or students can report it. myself, i have a remind app on my phone that parents can message me directly and students can send me pictures directly on my cell phone. so, that also helps keep the communication going. damian: yeah, now i know that at my kids' school, we had to bring police officers in to explain, from the cyber crimes unit, explain the consequences. do you think, cisco, that

i thought amber rudd actually did very well, under a lot of aggression.senter should have stopped some of this shouting. i think perhaps the bbc should have thought about the format. seven speakers is too much. perhaps two presenters. ground rules at the beginning about not making personal attacks and not shouting over people. basically it was a complete turnoff. i know a number of people who turned off the tv. i think it put most people off politics. we asked the bbc to come and talk about the concerns. no one is available but we do have a statement... that is what the bbc have had to say. a final word to you. i do not think that is correct. i do not think... i think the militant side of the audience hijacked the programme. i think it is happening more and more and i think if there were more central right wing viewers perhaps they did not want to speak up and be subjected to a barrage of abuse just as emma barnett was last week in women's hour for asking a questionjeremy corbyn couldn't respond to. thank you very much. finally, the aftermath of last week

when amber rudd spoke, the audience responded in a less enthusiastic way.ave made it clear decision to make sure that we protect the poorest in our society. you have not. the pensioners will be protected. judge us on our record... laughter. the following morning, the daily mailfront page laughter. the following morning, the daily mail front page screamed of by yes and the foreign secretary called the audience the most left—wing he had ever seen. it was a yammering cacophony of views, many of them left wing. even by the bbc standards, he would agree the audience was notably to the left of many people in this country. what did newswatch view is think? one joins me. i was actually shocked by the audience reaction i thought the jeering and sharing of some people but the jeering of others was unacceptable. it seemed to be that the audience was, at least 80%, left of centre in its buyers and i thought that was completely unrepresentative of how the country votes. you raise the issue of whether the audience was unbalanced. the company said this earlier in the week

amber? >> you know what's a surprise? ] >> oh, my god. [ laughter ] amber! [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: now -- [ laughter ] just real quick, let's step out talk -- talk about how long we rehearsed this today. [ laughter ] >> i shot exactly -- [ laughter ] >> seth: you two were backstage saying, "oh, it's so easy, it's just a button." [ laughter ] >> i just accidentally shot it right every other time. [ laughter ] oh! >> seth: all right. [ light laughter ] >> the point is, amber shooting herself with a confetti cannon is off topic. it has nothing to do with what we are talking about. >> seth: ally, this isn't "point-point." it's "point, counterpoint," okay, ally? you get a point and then amber gets a point! that's how it works, ally. >> fine! did we get it all? >> yes. >> thanks -- >> setnd [ light laughter ] "wonder woman" has been a big hit with critics. but why do you think it's resonating with audiences? >> you know -- you know what, seth, i have an answer for that, but i won't waste my time because i'm sure ambe

amber rudd took her opportunity.theresa may had come along, she'd have said what her stand—in said next. i was thinking how chaotic it would be if they all got together, formed a coalition, and tried to run a government. i'll tell you what, you're the coalition, you two, tory/ukip coalition. jeremy corbyn was put under pressure, he'd come to apply pressure of his own, on pensions. we've said very clearly... are you going to protect the triple—lock? jeremy, have you not read my manifesto, i'm happy to give you a copy afterwards. i'd love to have one, but i'd like the answer now. are you going to protect the triple—lock? we've said.. no, they're going to get rid of it, jeremy. they're going to get rid of it. terrorism was always going to be a hot topic, and it was. and i am shocked thatjeremy corbyn, just in 2011, boasted that he had opposed every piece of anti—terror legislation in his 30 years in office. my opposition to anti—terror legislation isn't opposition to protecting us from terrorism, it is simply saying the

left, right, woman, man, amber rudd, michael gove, david davis, asjohnson. man, amber rudd, michael goveve, david davis, asjohnson. every time it is raised in a conversation in media, quite rightly, it is itself cancelling, self—destruct mechanism. they do know what to do. the interesting thing and merging from all the plate —— papers today, real concern about the queens speech on the 28th of june concern about the queens speech on the 28th ofjune which is usually the 28th ofjune which is usually the manifesto for a government with a comfortable majority or a working majority. no, now it looks as if it is going to be the occasion of the first may be quite a number of these autumn of confidence votes. in the prime minister. the longer that goes on, the process, i think her position looks as if it will weaken. t 3 ..:..:::.. has, ~ ~ ~ t 3 ..:..:::.. has f; got to pull a t 3 ..:..:::.. has as got to pull a rabbit% she has really got to pull a rabbit out of a hat and suddenly say, "i am in charge, i can show you how to do it and this is the way forward." the sunday times is saying the conse

she's only 4 years old. >> police put out an amber alert for kimberly long. toddler from smith county. they think she was abducted last night and could be moving toward roanoke in a maroon toyota tacoma that's nearly 20 years old. >> this is the man they're looking for. joel d. long. in his mid-20s and just over 6 feet tall. if you see either joel long, kimberly long or that toyota tacoma, call police as soon as you can. >>> you can expect a busy day on capitol hill after weeks of working behind closed doors. senate republicans are preparing to unveil their health care plan. >> president trump weighed in on the issue last night suggesting that he's willing to change the bill republicans are crafting if democrats come on board. >> if we had even a little democrat support, just a little, like a couple you'd have everything. you could give us a lot of votes and we'd be willing to change it and move it around and try to make it even better. even better. >> we're going to stay on top of this developing story with tracie potts live on capitol hill. tracie, we have

amber rudd, the foreign secretary boris johnson and the amber rudd, the foreign secretary borisjohnsonlor of the exchequer philip hammond all retain their places. justine greening hasjust retain their places. justine greening has just appeared. retain their places. justine greening hasjust appeared. are retain their places. justine greening has just appeared. are you happy with your job? greening has just appeared. are you happy with yourjob? she says she is very happy. giving herjob as education secretary. and minister for women and equality is. so, yes, some movement here today. there had been suggestions that had theresa may been able to increase her majority substantially, she might have shuffled out some of these people, but it would seem there is a sense that not much has changed. the only demotion we have seen today is for liz truss, the justice secretary. she was demoted to the secretary. she was demoted to the secretary of the treasury, still a ministerial role that attends cabinet but no longer in charge of her own department now. on the surface it looks like the normal days

i was just say this, since amber rudd seem so just say this, since amber rudd seem so confident that a country at ease with itself, have you been toa at ease with itself, have you been to a food bank? have you seen people sleeping around our stations? applause . have you seen the levels of poverty... i would like to once your attack. because of your government's conscious decisions on benefits. attack. because of your government's conscious decisions on benefitslj conscious decisions on benefits.” have been to a food bank. for amber to say that this is a government which cares for the most vulnerable, i think that is downright insulting. tim farron was keen to make the liberal democrats case for staying on the single market after brexit.. fully costed manifesto, i tell you what, there is a long—term economic man underlying the whole of the liberal democrat manifesto, and that is, don't leave the european single market, and throw away £15 billion every single year in revenue. while others clashed over immigration, ukip suggesting britain would struggle to cope with rising numbers. we

i would just say this, since amber rudd seems so just say this, since amber rudd seems so confident thiss a country at ease with itself. have you been toa at ease with itself. have you been to a food bank? have you seen people sleeping around our stations? have you seen. . . cheering and applause. for amber to say this is a government that cares for the most vulnerable i think is downright insulting to the kind of people that i see insulting to the kind of people that isee in insulting to the kind of people that i see in my constituency surgery. tim farron was keen to make the liberal democrats case for staying in the single market after brexit. the liberal democrats have got a fully costed manifesto, i'll tell you what though there is a long—term economic plan underlying the whole of the liberal democrat manifesto, and that is don't leave the european single market and throw away £15 billion every single year in revenue. while others clashed over immigration, ukip suggesting britain would struggle to cope with rising numbers. we have to get the population under control, because if we ca

amber? >> reporter: ken, we're at the diamond heights shopping center where family and friends are holding a memorial for michael lefiti. >> he was very kind and kind of the protecter of the neighborhood. he was a part of our community. >> reporter: at the diamond heights shopping center, neighbors and friends created a memorial of flowers and notes for the ups driver michael lefiti known as big mike with a big heart. >> he was a friend to everybody. he had a larger than life personality in our neighborhood. >> reporter: those who gathered here have known lefiti for more than a decade. he was much more than a ups delivery man. they say he would greet people when he spotted them from afar. >> every day i would see him, every day. now, i'll miss him. >> reporter: the 46-year-old would talk about the san francisco giants and his family, wife danielle and their children. >> my whole love for the family. he would always talk about his kids. >> reporter: lefiti and two other drivers were outside t

except that she did send amber road.mber rudd put out again and again as the spokesman for the prime minister —— that is an interesting strategy. that in the game isa interesting strategy. that in the game is a gamble in itself. a number of people have suggested that she might even become the next prime minister after theresa may, should things go pear shaped. she probably did a betterjob than it theresa may to be honest but that is because theresa may isn't good at this kind of thing and her advisers know it and that was why it should was too scared to do it. we've heard she was at downing street so maybe she was cooking dinnerfor philip. at downing street so maybe she was cooking dinner for philip. she was askedif cooking dinner for philip. she was asked if she had watched it and she dodged the question twice, she wouldn't even answer that straight. we'll leave that for a few seconds. one of the most closely watched contests in this election will be in gower in south wales — the most marginal seat in the country. the c

>> -- amber?alyana, tonight we attended the young man's graduation here at foothill high school. his message is simple. >> getting ready for graduation took years of hard work for roman perkins. with the help of his two brothers he proudly prepares for the ceremony at foothill high school. this day symbolizes goals accomplished in the face of many challenges. >> i always try my best and as long as i try my best i can go as far as i want to. >> a lesson he says he learned from living with hurler's syndrome. he's missing an important enzyme a condition that can lead to death in the first few years of a child's life. >> say cheese. >> we met roman in 1999 when he was only 10 months old. after he received a bone marrow transplant, a treatment that saved his life. but it's not a cure. experts say in children with hurler's die before they turn 10 years old. but roman beat the odds. in january he turned 18. he says graduation day is a milestone he fought hard to reach. >> graduation is a big accomplishme

amber lee is in castro now with that part of the story, amber? >> reporter: frank, people in the castro are celebrating right now. they're in bars and restaurants. there are more people out and about than an average friday. they tell me they're looking forward to this weekend's festivities. >> i'm not so good, but i'm welcome here. >> people are coming to san francisco from around the bay area, out of space and beyond to find a sense of community they can't find elsewhere. >> it's insane. it's like rainbows everywhere. >> for the people who work hard, it's on the back steps. they look like me when they are less acceptable to do that. >> reporter: here members of the lgbt community can themselves and display the park. [ laughter ] >> i saw it. >> reporter: 22-year-old jessica babbott arrived from nevada for her first pride weekend. >> it is something i have wanted to do for a long time. it wasn't really acceptable in my hometown when i came out in 6th grade everyone stopped being my friend. >> reporter: trying to bring business to the castle. for

the conservatives were represented by amber rudd.a week to go, this was a chance for all the parties to pitch their offer to voters, and at the last minutejeremy corbyn decided it was worth turning up for. theresa may was ridiculed for staying away and it was left to her home secretary to fend off the attacks on cuts to public services, including disability benefits. i know there is no extra payment you don't want to add to, no tax you don't want to rise, but the fact is we have to concentrate our resources on the people who need it most, and we have to stop thinking, as you do, that there's a magic money tree. i would just say this, since amber rudd seem so confident that this is a country at ease with itself, have you been to a food bank? have you seen people sleeping around our stations? applause. have you seen the levels of poverty... i would like to answer your attack... ...because of your government's conscious decisions on benefits? i have been to a food bank. for amber to say that this is a government which cares for the most

here is eva pilgrim who has been covering the story since the first amber alert after things went from classroom to captive. >> reporter: tonight we are heading to rural culleoka, tennessee, where this strange and heart-wrenching story begins. >> it's the dimple of the universe. >> reporter: once known for its booming cantaloupe crop, it's not cattle that keeps them alive. tucked in the lush green of these rolling hills, you'll find a post office, gas station and not much else. >> the school's always been the heartbeat of the community. >> reporter: culleoka unit school, a sprawling two-story complex, which will become the epicenter of a seismic scandal. it's known for its drill team and the musical theater troupe. ♪ boogie fever >> reporter: but it's drama that quickly circles the new girl in class, 15-year-old elizabeth thomas. >> those kids are from a small community and any outsider becomes a target immediately. >> reporter: she had been home schooled her whole life. >> she was somewhat of a tomboy, she played really rough. she could switch to being really nice and sweet. >> report

i would like to challenge amber rudd... your leader didn't come either. brexit, i say that because we have a speech from the prime minister at lunchtime where she will say we are all going to be more prosperous after we leave the eu. why that is a big claim is because there are lots of independent forecasters, the office for budget responsibility and others, who have been warning that, no, the british economy may well ta ke no, the british economy may well take a hit, trade will be hit, living standards will be hit, the pound. . this lunchtime mrs may trying to change the mood music a bit, trying to strike a more optimistic note and predict that after brexit we will be better off. it will not be a land of milk and honey but things by and large will be very different and i think that will set the tone of the campaign, mrs may wants to get away from the dark, gloomy warnings and strike a more upbeat tone, a sort of change of gearfrom mrs more upbeat tone, a sort of change of gear from mrs may as she tries to reboot her campaign after a difficult few days. t

borisjohnson at was and amber rudd at the home. boris johnson at the was and amber rudd at the home. borisjohnson at the foreign office and david davis as brexit secretary at michael fallon at defence. those are staying the same but we have had two cabinet ministers, former cabinet ministers, coming in, we have yet to find out what will happen to them and we expect to see more following them. six junior ministers lost their seats at this election, and it is expected that those rules will need to be felled and, of course, there was one minister who had a cabinet position, ben gummer, he lost his seat, so there is still one vacancy around there is still one vacancy around the cabinet table, we have yet to find out who will fill it. good to get that brief update, we will be back with you once there is any further news. ellie price at downing street. and joining me now is the former conservative party leader, michael howard, lord howarth, thank you very much forjoining us on the bbc news channel. as someone who knows about the pressure

and amber alert -- this child is in extreme danger.ft side of your screen, kimberly long who is four years old. joele right, 26-year-old long. police are not sure the relationship they may have. police believe the suspect may be headed towards roanoke and 81998 maroon toyota tacoma with the tag you see on your screen. call police immediately if y they say that kimberly is in extreme danger. larry: the prince william county school system has expanded the antidiscrimination policy. with a 5-3 vote. this in struck the superintendent not to change the policy on after muse. it will be decided on a case-by-case basis. autria: all lies are on capitol hill. in a few hours we will see the republican option to repeal and replace obamacare. gop senators want to vote on this next week. when we could see in the bills, itwill -- slowdown medicaid -- slowdown medicaid expansion. be sure to stay with abc seven. we soon as we get it. larry: lawmakers continue their .attle thatresident still exists the wall -- mexico will pay for it. >> i love all peopl

so, here with a recap is one of our writers, amber ruffin, in a segment we call "amber says what?" cheers and applause ] >> you guys, things have been crazy! okay, first of all, i heard that white house press secretary, sean spicer, answered questions in a press briefing where he didn't allow cameras or recording devices. and i was like, "what?" [ light laughter ] then i realized even when he answers questions on camera, i'm still like -- "what?" [ laughter and applause ] then i heard bill cosby's trial was over. and i was like, "what? [ laughter ] bill cosby's in jail." then my friend was like, "no, he is not." and i was like, "whaaat? [ light laughter ] did he pass?" then i found out it was a mistrial. and i bet when his accusers heard that, they were like, "what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what? [ cheers and applause ] what, what, what, what?" and then like 40 more times. yesterday was juneteenth, the holiday that celebrates the emancipation of slaves! but my white friends are not familiar with that holiday. so i was like, "hey, it's juneteenth."

home secretary amber rudd describing this asa secretary amber rudd describing this as a terrorist incidentu can feel in the community here are the anger and shock from all of the residents and everyone. barry caffrey reporting. a nationwide one—minute silence will be held at ”am this morning to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. it comes as police said they will give a revised figure for the number of people presumed dead, which currently stands at 58, they released these pictures from inside the building hoping to illustrate why it's taking them so long to recover the bodies. a look at the travel. waterloo & city line has minor delays. no service between seven and crystal palace. on the london overground because crystal palace. on the london overg round because of crystal palace. on the london overground because of a signal failure. good service reported. moving onto the ropes, because of the incident after midnight in north london seven sisters road is closed tween hornsey road and blackstock road. to let you know finsbury park tube station itself is open. a look at the wea

tomorrow. >> amber lee, thank you. >>> fans celebrating in the streets of oakland.ple have been busy shutting down intersections, police have been busy, rather, and rerouting traffic. skyfox was over a couple of side shows. you see the cars spined in the streets. boat in east oakland -- both in east oakland. the good news is so far, no major problems to report. >>> one of the biggest spoken taken just gatherings is at 14 14th and broadway. about 200, 300 people were partying in the street after the game. we took these pictures about an hour ago. jana is live at broadway and grand. how's it going? >> reporter: ken and julie, i don't think i've seen oakland this happy. i mean, people have been going by, cheering. all you see are smiles on people's faces. some horns and firecrackers that we heard. but all of this is just a spillover. take a look at the video we shot at some watch parties in oakland. the warrior fans in the parties were cheering just as loudly as the crowds and oracle. the crowd started chanting mvp for kevin durant. many people said they are just so pr

amber lee is live in hayward after speaking to some of the students attending the camp. amber?>> reporter: julie, the students come from parts of contra costa county and building friendships the teens 42 boys, and 30 girls are divided into teams. building robots and bridges. they measure, they draw, and then test, a process of trial and error. >> i get really happy when he get something right. it's like a quest. >> my uncle lives in an apartment that has a view of the bay bridge, and every time i go to his house, i think to myself, how was this bridge built. >> reporter: this teen says he's excited about the possibilities of a career in engineering. he says it's about advancing technology. >> i can save lives, or make a living lot easier. >> reporter: another 15-year- old is building a robot, she hopes will help her step out of the box, she plans to study biomedical engineering to help the disables. >> i want to do prosthetics, robot legs, improving wheelchairs. >> reporter: to some, this camp is a natural extension of what they've always loved to do. >> since i could get my ha

amber harrison.ant entered into an agreement to promote her line of wigs but did not fulfill his obligation. she's suing for $3,400. this is the defendant, dante hall. he maintains the plaintiff was disorganized and fell behind schedule, which prohibited him from carrying out his agreed-on duties. it's the case of weaving the scene of the crime. >> guillermo: raise your right hand. >> what you are about to witness is real. participants are not actors, they're actual litigants about it a case pending in civil court. both parties have their claims to have their case decided here by judge james. >> jimmy: hi, guillermo. >> hi, judge james. the litigants are seated, your honor. >> jimmy: thank you. all right, we got some good-looking hair here in this room. tell the gallery to be seated. >> oh, you can sit down now. >> judge james? >> jimmy: yes. >> i brought you some hair too. >> jimmy: oh, thank you, i need some hair. all right. >> there you go. >> jimmy: oh! wow. i love it. yeah, will you help judge j

amber lee. ktvu fox 2news. >> we don't know the motive for the shooting but we are learning more about the gunman. jimmy lam suffer from depression and had been sad in the weeks leading up to the shooting. he was involved in a dispute with an exgirlfriend about visitation rights for their child. public records show that he was arrested in 2010 and 2013 at least twice on dui charges. a colleague said he was not a ups driver at the time of the arrests. he was loading and unloading packages. >>> a man was convicted of killing his girlfriend whose body was found inside a suitcase in san francisco bay in 2010. lee bell was convicted yesterday of first degree murder in the killing of pearla louis. the mother of father was badly beaten and was strangled. police say their two year relationship was abusive. the daughter said she is hoping her mother's death will put a spotlight on domestic violence. >> it's very serious. it does escalate and can escalate to something that as sierras this tragedy we are g

i thought amber rudd actually did very well, under a lot of aggression.two presenters. perhaps there should have been ground rules at the beginning about not making personal attacks and not shouting over people. basically it was a complete turnoff. i know a number of people who just turned off the tv, to watch the other side. and i think it would put most people off politics. well, the bbc, we did ask them for someone to come and talk about these concerns. no one was available but we do have a statement and here it is... so, judy, that is what the bbc have had to say. in the end, a final word to you. what's your feeling and what message would you like to give the bbc? well, actually, i do not think that is correct. i do not think... i think that the militant side of the audience hijacked the whole programme. and i think it is happening more and more, and i think if there were a more central right wing viewers there then perhaps they did not want to speak up and be subjected to a barrage of abuse, just as emma barnett was last week in woman's hour, for ask

amber lee attended the meeting. have they reached a decision? a decision? amber, can you hear me? [ screaming ] that continues to militarize the busch -- >> as a taxpayer, i want to make sure our police department is protecting us, not being trained to -- >> reporter: police say urban shield training teaches officers how to respond to high work situations. it brings together police forces and other first responders from the bay area and beyond. the annual training includes simulation of high pressure situations. >> it was an overflow crowd, more than 300 people, most oppose urban shield. they also want berkeley to withdraw from the participation in the northern california regional information center, which enabled law enforcement agencies to share suspect information. this they oppose the police force's desire to purchase this armored van with public funds. >> we need to train, and the reality is, after shooting incidentsing or acting of -- incidents or act of terror it, can happen anywhere. >> reporter: they say the training is harmful to the community. >> we are berkeley, and we

amber lee. ktvu fox 2news. >> all right. here is another look at the victoria paid route. it starts at ten tomorrow morning right outside the warriors downtown practice facility at 11th street and broadway. the route will wind up broadway to grand avenue and then turn on harrison street and onto lake side drive before ending at the kaiser center. it's next to the lake for the big rally. if you go to the parade tomorrow you are told to take public transsit. bart expects a record number of riders. avoid the lake merit stipulation. exit the station at 12th or 19th on the parade route. bart also said have a clipper card. that will make it go smoother. several bart station also s will set up stations to sell clipper cards. if you aren't going to parade but still take bart just know ahead of time station parking lots will be packed a lot earlier than normal tomorrow morning. >> also will be schedule changes even if you aren't taking bart to the parade. if you are going to work it'll affect you. on the front page of the website and our mobile app you can find more details about t

we will, of course, bring you an update at 11:00. >>> amber, did they talk anything tonight about how they expect police to be prepared in the event of a terrorist attack? do they agree to any type of training? >> reporter: they do, but they say military style tactics are something they cannot support. but they say that police can receive the support training. they don't think military style training is necessary. >> thanks, amber. >>> new at 10:00, a long debated plan to expands the west county detention center appears to be moving forward. contra costa supervisors voted 4-1 to approve spending $25 million for a new building. the state has already promised $70 million for the project. the money will go to set up a mental health treatment facility for inmates. many in the community have long opposed the project. contra costa county supervisor voted against it. he says county money, he says the money should be used for community services, not to expand the jail in that county. >>> in san francisco, supervisors approve legislation that prohibits businesses from selling flavored tobacco

as soon as we put out an amber alert for charlotte, the phones will start lighting up.ut out an amber alert. what? why not? why? you have a warrant for valentin's arrest. not for kidnapping. the warrant hasn't been served. technically, he isn't under arrest. plus he has full custody of charlotte. legally, he can take her wherever he wants. oh, god. they could be anywhere, and no one will even look twice. lulu. hey. [ crying ] charlotte's gone. ♪ voilà.

our team coverage picks up with amber lee and a special gathering tonight in their memory, amber in >> ken, i'm going to speak softly out of respect for the memorial behind me. we're in the diamond heights neighborhood where they had a familiar and friendly face and the shopping center was a part of their root. >> they are kind of the protector of the neighborhood. they didn't just deliver packages. and they were totally a part of our community. at the shopping center neighbors and friends created a memorial of flowers and notes for ups drivers known as big mike and with a big heart. >> it was a nice personality in our neighborhood. >> reporter: those who gather here have known him for more than a decade and he was much more than a ups delivery man. they say he would shout out when they saw him from afar. every day i would see them. now i'm going to miss him. >> reporter: he would talk about their favorite sports team. the san francisco giants and their families, their wife danielle, and their five children. >>> they would always talk about the kids. and the love he had for his family

some were uncomfortable with it but amber said the flag and even protests they represent progress. >>ve seen people starting to live listen. even if they don't necessarily appreciate the message they're actually listening to the people around them and hearing lived experiences. >> reporter: i met abu muhammed last year. he'd and profiled. removed from clubs and generally felt discriminated against. >> i've experienced all kinds of horrific things in the gayborhood. >> it's not surprising he wasn't as encouraged by the progress as some. >> conversations are one thing but actually taking those conversation and having them n policy is different and having people practice the language that they use is totally different than just having a conversation. >> reporter: but again the fact that the issues are out in the open is encouraging. >> some work has been done and i wouldn't necessarily say progress but i would say that it's a good -- it's a good start and i'm cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: they're developing policies a new flag of inclusion, and tens of thousands likely including bo

amber rudd, their social media site.l on what the prime minister would mean by that, saying a watmore to be to ta ke mean by that, saying a watmore to be to take down material that seems to be rafa i think —— radicalising people but they want limits on the amount of end to end encryption that otherwise terrorist can actually use. the question is how do we follow through with this, whether there would be actual regulation and legal obligations on these companies or whether we would rely on them to self regulate. it's something we have been looking to get the business unit at the bbc butjust like organisations like open rights group have been quick to criticise theresa may, saying that actually by regulating the world wide web more, it would push terrorists into darker corners of the web that they are harder to track and harder to keep an eye on. david, back to you. sally, thank you. i should point out we are in election mode of course, an election is on thursday, campaigning is suspended by almost all of the parties on su

. >> amber, what do you think? do you think is that trosenstei, as we see him about to be questioned, about stonewall, again like he and essentially rogers did last week? two questions from democrats and republicans in their testimony? >> there is no reason why he would change exactly his m.o. last week, which you're exactly right. frustrated democrats in the senate to no end. he, you know, clearly said -- >> and republicans. >> and some republicans. democrats were quick to use it as political leverage, you know, look at this trump administration refusing to talk to us. and i think that the purpose from the white house's point of view of having jeff sessions testify later today -- >> hold that thought. let's go to house speaker paul ryan answering questions about mueller. listen. >> yeah, all i've heard so much are rumors, but i think in the best case for the president is to be vindicated by allowing this investigation to go on thoroughly and independently. so, i think the best advice would be to let robert mueller

the home secretary amber rudd told mps mr anderson would review the government counterterrorism strategyy services have the tools to keep people safe. we are entering a new phase of global terrorism and many other challenges are unprecedented. we believe we are experiencing a new trend in the threat we face. we must do more to defeat ideologies of hatred by turning people's minds away from violence and towards pluralistic british values. we must make sure that these ideologies are not able to flourish in the first place. we must do more to force companies to take down terror related content from their platforms. we must also do more to identify, challenge and stamp out the extremism that lurks in our communities. doing more means asking difficult questions about what has gone wrong. in light of the terrorist attacks in london and manchester britain's counterterrorism strategy will be reviewed to make sure the police and security services have what they need to keep us safe. in addition to this there will be a review of the handling of recent terror attacks to look at whether lessons can

. >>> an amber alert out of virginia. this little girl's name is kimberly long. police think she's with a family member, joel d. long. we'll check in with erika at the live desk in a few minutes. police want to you keep our eye out for a 1998 maroon toyota tacoma. plate number vwa 4004. >>> it's a beautiful morning already. that sun coming up at 5:43 a.m. temperatures in the mid-70s right now. you'll notice that humidity out the door. remnants from tropical storm cindy on the w introducing the ifrom subway.ction head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even bigger flavor. only at subway. >>> i'm erika gonzalez here at the live desk. authorities in brussels have detained four people after that failed bombing at a rail station earlier this week. authorities have couple of days. while they haven't exactly said what they have found, they have s

a statement from amber rudd, the home secretary. i am extremely proud of and thankful for the police who responded so quickly and those who responded so quickly and those who work tirelessly into the investigation into these appalling acts. that was home secretary amber rudd. this is footage from a dashcam. you can see this is footage from a dashcam. you can see to the left a white van, the white van, that it is believed was involved in the attack on london bridge. it was swerving into pedestrians, driving at around 50 miles per hour, we are hearing from eyewitnesses, straight into pedestrians and passers—by to be three men in that band apparently got out as it crashed at the end of london bridge. —— three men in the van. those three later on, not long after, were shot dead by armed police. the initial call to the police. the initial call to the police came through at eight minutes past ten london time. and then within eight minutes, according to the police, they had shot and killed those three suspected assailants. we will get this

is the met office issued a level three amber warning until thursday morning. past few days. that is because we have seen warm air arriving from the tropical atlantic. it has been with us for a few days. it's been getting warmer and warmer every day. in cambridgeshire sweltering temperatures meant that the tarmac on the roads melted. the chimps in dunstable were suffering. they were given ice lollies to keep them cool. the tuc are urging bosses to allow people to ditch their suits and ties in this weather. some are already doing so. ordinarily for my working day existence i would wear a suit. having come here to brighton, i'm not going to be wearing a suit in this temperature. these conditions aren't expected to last. rain and thunderstorms are forecast for tomorrow night. sima kotecha, bbc news, brighton. hatoyama is it going to get? 0ne more day of this heat. tomorrow highs of 3a degrees. beautiful sunshine around around today. temperatures up to 31 celsius in a number of spots. plenty of sunshine. an odd shower to the brecon beacons. showers working into nor

the governor of the bank of england issues an amber warning over rapidly rising consumer debt.f patient records were accidentally put in storage.