southbound 101 san francisco to sfo still in the green at nine minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. gas prices have dropped slightly in the past week. here are the average prices according to aaa. don't worry, they're still really high. drivers pay about $4 at gas stations in san francisco. in san jose the average price is about $3.90. in oakland gas costs about $3.94 a gallon. take a look at the national, $2.75 per gallon. >> it burns. >> way above. >>> happening today canada preparing to ban single use plastics as early as 2021. a senior government official says that prime minister justin trudeau will make the official announcement this morning. the plan is to ban single use plastics and that means water bottles, plastic bags and straws. a review will determine which items are added to the list of banned plastics. >>> pets ruled the theaters this weekend. >> i feel like i couldn't escape the ads for "the secret life of pets 2" and it worked. it earned $47 million. that is less than half of what the original movie made but it beat dark phoenix. that is the latest in the x-men movies

southwesterly winds at nine miles per hour and 12 mile-per- hour winds in vallejo. we are watching the seabreeze push across the bay area, cooling all of us down. low clouds and fog in the onshore flow is back and finally the cooler air for all of us across the bay area with the near seasonal temperatures not just today, but d to warm, father's day. here is the satellite and radar view. we actually have a little disturbance. this upper-level trough of low pressure that's bringing in the onshore flow for us. the ridge has shifted away from us to the east and we have this cooler air to enjoy finally. it was just a hot few days. here we go on futurecast. we have the sunshine in the afternoon and we have morning and low clouds and fog as we go through the day at least for tomorrow morning and here we go with temperatures, much cooler in mid to upper 80s inland and upper 60s and low 70s for the bay, low 60s along the coast and we stay mild to warm through father's day and we heat up by next week but not as hot as what we've seen. >>> i cannot tell you how glad i am that

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today's four matches can be viewed right here on ktvu and the world cup pregame show starts at eight at nine it is south africa versus germany and of germany wins they will advance to the knockout round. and at noon nigeria win and france could advance if they win. ktvu is your home for world cup and when we bring you world cup action on ktvu still watch mornings on two on on the did >>> a robber in broad daylight was caught on camera and now police need your help to identify the culprits and help bring them to justice and surprising new poll numbers that could spell out trouble for president trump in 2020 .>> good morning, we have a nice- looking drive if you're coming up to the bay bridge. a little bit of delay in the outside cash lanes could>> we have a roller coaster of a forecast this week with a warm- up early on in cooldown in time for the first day of summer. i will explain coming up. the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can

at nine o'clock this morning, genoa got ready to bring down the remains of the morandi bridge.to leave his home near the structure. officials sorted it out, water cannon was switched on ready to catch the dust, and then demolition experts pressed the button. explosion. it was all over in just a few seconds. explosion. the pile of dust covered the entire area. the operation was a success. translation: at 9:37 the bridge came down, procedures have been strictly followed, and plans are on track. man shouting. italy is still recovering from the partial collapse of the bridge last summer. the structure fell when decaying cables, encased in concrete, snapped. an investigation in who is to blame has yet to reach its conclusions. the country has already begun work on a replacement bridge designed by the country's most famous architect, renzo piano. this is what it will look like. the government says the new structure is expected to be ready by next year. dozens of police officers were waiting at the site of a boat landing at lampedusa. 40 applicants have been at sea for two weeks after

southbound 101 san francisco to sfo in the green at nine minutes. >>> alexis, thank you.outube is ramping up its battle to stop the spread of hate speech. >>> amazon has unveiled a revolutionary new drone. here are your "tech bytes." >>> in today's "tech bytes" yup taking on hate speech. >> they are removing content promoting white supremacist and neo-nazi viewpoint and banning content that denies certain provable events that have taken place such as the holocaust. amazon has unveiled a revolutionary new drone. >> it plans to use the electronic aircraft for local deliveries. amazon says the drones have a 15-mile range and would deliver packages up to five pounds within 30 minutes. the plan still has to be okayed by the faa. >>> some of apple's most loyal fans say they are outraged for the macpro monitor. >> this goes for $999. about the same price as a new iphone. one user tweeted he's going to use a stack of textbooks instead. >> cheaper option. >> those are your "tech bytes." >>> i have to say that stand does look pretty cool. >> really cool. but way too much. >>> alexa

that makes at least nine american tourist deaths in the dominican over 13 months. can anything unusual link the deaths? our rosa flores has the answers from santo domingo. >> reporter: dave, michelle, we are learning more about joseph allen. they say the 55-year-old was a regular at the resort. so much so that staff welcomed him by his first name. on that ill fated day on june 13th, it was staff who found him dead in his room. we obtained a copy of the preliminary autopsy report from a state agency called cesture and that report indicates that allen had cardiac arrest and that his body did not show internal or external signs of violence. so far we know of at least nine americans who have died in the dominican republic, and both american and dominican republic authorities say that these cases are not connected. back in april the state department issued a travel advisory, but that advisory was for crime. and the state agency that tracks the deaths of all tourists in the dominican republic says that the lead cause of death for tourists is natural causes. dave, michell

you're watching bbc news at nine with me annita mcveigh. the headlines: ido i do hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected as a member of parliament... labour sees off a challenge from the brexit party to win the peterborough by—election with a slim majority labour's candidate says she won on local issues — notjust brexit. it did come up, but not as much as people think it might have done. they care about getting a gp appointment, fly—tipping and litter thatis appointment, fly—tipping and litter that is all over the community. brexit is the defining issue of our age. labour won because they have data and because they know who they are voters are in the constituency and they managed to turn enough of them out. the conservatives came third as theresa may formally stands down as party leader but stays on as pm for now. women who suffer domestic abuse are three times more likely than other women to develop a serious mental illness — according to new research. major changes to overdrafts as banks and building societies are told they can no

you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: three of the ten candidates for the conservative leadership launch their campaigns today to replace theresa may. the charity commission will publish its report into how oxfam handled allegations of sexual misconduct by some staff in haiti. nurseries in some of england's poorest areas say they are facing closure because of a shortfall in government funding. the scenting went ten and yet costs have all increased —— the funding went down. the national living wage are minimum wages going appear early, it is getting tighter and tighter. the actressjune spencer — who plays peggy in long—running bbc radio drama the archers — talks to us about still working as she turns 100. well, i suppose it is inheriting good genes, for a start, and an outlook of... a cheerful outlook, i think, optimistic outlook on life. and as the republic of ireland move five points clear in their group with a win over gibraltar, northern ireland, scotland, and wales will play euro 2020 qualifiers tonight

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you're watching bbc news at nine with me annita mcveigh. the headlines.is treatment of a woman who disrupted a dinner in london. the conservative leadership race enters its final stage, with borisjohnson and jeremy hunt competing to be our next prime minister. us media reports that president trump approved retaliatory military strikes against iran yesterday before changing his mind. the first patients benefit from a pioneering new treatment for blood cancer now available on the nhs. it's a very exciting new development and it gives new hope to a lot of our

you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: borisjohnson defends his brexit plan and insists he can get a deal with the eu by the 31st october. we will be working with our friends and partners to make sure that we have an outcome that is manifestly in the interests of people, businesses, communities, on both sides of the channel. renovating prince harry and meghan‘s new home has cost taxpayers nearly £2.5 million, royal accounts reveal. the parents of a teenager who died after an allergic reaction to sesame seeds in a baguette, say they're delighted that a new labelling law will be introduced. through her name and through this low and the legacy that she leaves, it will actually change the lives of so it will actually change the lives of so many and save many too. flash floods hit parts of scotland and the east of england, as temperatures begin to rise across the uk. and the england captain says he can't stop fans booing australian pair steve smith and david warner in today's world cup match. good morning and wel

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you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. —— with me, carrie gracie.ting rivers and re—routing the m25. the proposals are now open for public consultation. borisjohnson gets the backing of former rival andrea leadsom ahead of a second round of voting this afternoon in the conservative leadership race. the united states will send more troops to the middle east in response to what it calls "hostile behaviour" by iranian forces. the former egyptian president mohamed morsi is buried in cairo — hours after he collapsed and died in court. plans to clean up the environmental impact of fast fashion are rejected by the government. puppy eyes — new research suggests dogs‘ eyes may have evolved

you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines...five years, even after one claimed that brady had had sex with him. what happened and what he did in prisons, i think, is not extraordinary. actually i think happens and has happened every day for years. a multi billion dollar aid package for migrant families detained after entering the us is approved by the democratic lead house, as a harrowing photo of a dead father and daughter, drowned in the rio grande emerges. the two rivals for the conservative leadership are at loggerheads over when brexit must be delivered. temperature records are likely to be broken across europe

you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh — the headlines hand over the novichok attackapan we have it set out the evidence, charges have been laid against two russian individuals, i want to see those individuals brought to justice. and the prime minister isn't the only one getting her message across to the russian leader — president trump warns him not to ‘meddle' in us elections firefighters battle wildfires in northern spain as the european heatwave continues — temperatures are expected to hit record highs today democratic frontrunners clash in the second debate of the race to decide who will take on donald trump in

you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh.geting the hpv virus. new campaign pledges from the conservative leadership candidates. borisjohnson wants a points system for immigration and jeremy hunt would scrap tuition fee debts for some young entrepreneurs. the metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, says too many crimes are being left unsolved and that national detection rates for some offences are ‘woeful‘. the first ten hopefuls in the race to be the democrats' nominee for president go head to head as healthcare, gun control and immigration dominate the debate.

it's on bbc one at nine o'clock tonight.to huw in portsmouth. george, thanks very much. welcome back to portsmouth. we are going to talk about some of the aircraft used on d—day. they have been recreating some of the flights across the channel 75 years ago. the dakota "da ks" are the very planes that dropped the first airborne assault troops in normandy as the invasion got underway. two veterans who parachuted from the daks in 1944 have just repeated their jumps. they have been showing great courage and great skill, even that an elderly age. lucy williamson has this report. just after midnight, 75 years ago tonight, a dark constellation appeared in the night sky above france. thousands of allied troops dropped quietly into nazi occupied territory. signalling the invasion that changed world war ii. among the troops dropped into normandy that night was harry reid, a 20—year—old signaller with the sixth airborne division. today, harry, now 95, prepared to repeat his jump over normandy in honour of the d—day anniversary. you had

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you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. and partners to make sure that we have an outcome that is manifestly in the interests of people, businesses, communities, on both sides of the channel. renovating prince harry and meghan's new home has cost taxpayers nearly £2.5 million, royal accounts reveal. the parents of a teenager who died after an allergic reaction to sesame seeds in a baguette, say they're delighted that a new labelling law will be introduced. through her name and through this low and the legacy that

you are watching bbc news at nine.top being a coward and ta ke johnson to stop being a coward and take part in an early tv debate. johnson to stop being a coward and take part in an early tv debatem is very disrespectful to say you are not going to do any head—to—head debates, any type of media interviews for the next couple of weeks because in two weeks' time, the ballot papers, the postal ballots, will arrive through peoples letterboxes and they are going to vote. in a newspaper article boris johnson insists he will deliver brexit by the end of october. his allies dismissed reports about a row with his partner as a politically motivated attack. the very prospect of someone typing someone in their private

you're watching bbc news at nine with me annita mcveigh.tion to propose the target. borisjohnson will break his silence this morning and make his pitch to become the next conservative party leader — he'll promise to deliver brexit without delay. he isa he is a positive, optimistic person that's not only going to deliver brexit, but also make our country more successful, more positive about the future. whirlpool is ordered to recall 500,000 tumble dryers over concerns the appliances pose a fire risk. stand—off on the streets of hong kong — protesters against an extradition bill block main roads and barricade

you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: four become two.bership to decide. theresa may will attend her last eu summit as prime minister later, as her dutch counterpart issues a warning about the impact of brexit the impact is huge. and many people are underestimating it, and you will have a diminishing role in the world and it will have an impact on society. satellite pictures show himalayan glaciers are melting twice as fast as they were a0 years ago. an age—check scheme designed to stop under—18s viewing pornographic websites is expected to be delayed

you're watching bbc news at nine with me carrie gracie.inister — borisjohnson — sets out plans to cut income tax for high earners. south korea and the uk have made an agreement in principle to continue trading in the event of a no—deal brexit. a coalition of women's organisations says it is prepared to take the crown prosecution service to court, accusing it of secretly deciding to bring fewer rape prosecutions in england and wales. dozens of grenfell survivors and relatives are taking legal action in the us against three firms they blame for the fire. slight changes in sleeping habits can shift the body clocks and increase the wellbeing of those who identify as night

you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh.ampaigns today to replace theresa may. the charity commission will publish its report into how oxfam handled allegations of sexual misconduct by some staff in haiti. nurseries in some of england's poorest areas say they are facing closure because of a shortfall in government funding. the scenting went ten and yet costs have all increased —— the funding went down. the national living wage are minimum wages going appear early, it is getting tighter and tighter. the actressjune spencer — who plays peggy in long—running bbc radio drama the archers — talks to us about still

at nine o'clock this morning, 6enoa got ready to bring down the remains of the morandi bridge.efusing to leave his home near the structure. officials sorted it out. water cannon were switched on, ready to catch the dust and then demolition experts pressed the button. it was all over in just a few seconds. the pile of dust covered the entire area. the operation was a success. translation: at 9:37am, the bridge came down. procedures have been strictly followed and plans are on track. oh, dear. italy is still recovering from the partial collapse of the bridge last summer. the structure fell when decaying cables, encased in concrete snapped. an investigation into who is to blame has yet to reach its conclusions. the country has already begun work on a replacement bridge, designed by the country's most famous architect, renzo piano. this is what it will look like. the government says that the new structure is expected to be ready by next year. james reynolds, bbc news, frome. a rare butterfly can now be seen in england for the first time in more than 40 years. the chequered skipper

it's on bbc one at nine o'clock tonight. took his own life. the 26—year—old reality tv contestant and former footballer was found dead in a park in enfield in north london in march of this year. our news correspondent charlotte gallagher was at barnet coroners court where the inquest took place. many of his friends spoke about how he was suffering from depression before his death, and the police woman who was the first person on the coroner that there was a small black notebook next to mike, and there was a diary with positive thoughts, but also a series of notes to be given to his family. the coroner said the contents of those notes left hi m coroner said the contents of those notes left him in little doubt that he intended to take his own life and that his death was suicide. we know that his death was suicide. we know that this is the second contestant from the programme to take their life. another popular star, sophie gradon, took her life last year, which was concluded by the coroner. itv have said they share their issui

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