beverley >> said he kidnapped beverley, because of money.was a broker and felt she had money. >> lewis described in detail what he claimed happened. when he contacted beverley about the house showing, she told him she didn't feel comfortable meeting just him. so he got his wife crystal on the phone to say she would be there as well. >> erin shows up and he goes in and make some excuse as to why krystal cunning come. aaron tells me he had beverley take pictures of the house with her. phone >> that explains why the voters the detective had seen were dark and blurry. lewis said he asked beverley to send them to krystal, since she couldn't be there. >> he said they walked upstairs, and when they got to the top of the stairs brought out a taser in told or she was about to have a bad day. she asked, what are you talking about? he said, you are being candid. >> federally must have been absolutely terrified. >> no doubt. lewis then claimed he had an accomplice. he wasn't talking about his wife who had set up a meeting with beverley. it was someone e

i've been speaking tojoe�*s parents beverley and michael about their son's success.ter. a fabulous roller—coaster. that is pentathlon. asjoseph said two days ago, after a good fence, that is only one sport down. you do well in one sport, you are on a high, but then you can see what can happen, unfortunately yesterday, suddenly you are right at the bottom. we have done this roller—coaster many times now. this one, we came through. we knew he had it in him because he had been performing so well. talk us through the different challenges joe has faced. as your wife has said, these are five different events, some of them are totally different. absolutely. lots of nerves. we knowjoseph can do it. as a family we want to thank and praise god for all his blessings. the glory is all his. anything can happen in pentathlon. luckily— anything can happen in pentathlon. luckily today everything went well. what event did he get into first? you do notjust become a modern pentathlete? he always liked all sports and never wanted to concentrate on just one, but swimming was the big one.

. >> doctor amesh 90 runs the pediatric icu at beverley knight holston children's hospital in georgia. >> where they too are treating patients just like little over >> and to most common thing that keeps coming up as you know, why was why my child and why now and could this have been prevented doctor. an arson. donnie says since kids under 12 aren't yet eligible to get the vaccine they're more vulnerable to infection from the highly contagious. delta variant. >> this weekend. the number of children and the u.s. hospitalized with covid-19 hit a record high of just over 1900 cases. it's been extremely difficult for everybody. >> happening today. the california attorney general rob bonta is expected to make a major announcement about police reform across our state. so far no details have been announced about what exactly that announcement is going to be. it's set to happen at a news conference at 11 o'clock this morning. you're going to be able to see all of that over on our 24 hour, streaming service on kron on. you can go ahead and download that at the app store for free again, kron on

we can speak now tojoe�*s mother and father, beverley and michael.difficulties this afternoon. we are glad to see you and we are glad to see all those pictures ofjoe. can you put into words what today has been like for you? it words what today has been like for ou? . , , . words what today has been like for ou? , ., ., you? it has been a roller-coaster. a fabulous roller-coaster. _ you? it has been a roller-coaster. a fabulous roller-coaster. that - you? it has been a roller-coaster. a fabulous roller-coaster. that is - fabulous roller—coaster. that is pentathlon. as joseph fabulous roller—coaster. that is pentathlon. asjoseph said two days ago, that is only one sport down. you do well in one sport, you have a high, but then you can see what can happen, unfortunately yesterday, suddenly you are right at the bottom. we have done this roller—coaster many times now. this one, we came through. we knew he had it on him because he had been performing so well. talk as through the different challenges joe has faced. talk as through the different challengesjo

big hug for family, friends and everybody else, their mum, michael and beverley there to greet him.missed him. lots more arrivals, we will bring you the best of those here on bbc news. let us look at the weather that will greet them back home. here is darren. we are seeing more ever i have thundery showers, particularly in parts of scotland, northern ireland, southern england too. some showers elsewhere, developing, some sunshine around as well and the winds are not as strong today but temperatures aren't as high as they would normally be at this time of the year. so we still have the heavy thundery drown pours into this evening, they will gradually fade away overnight. we will see clearer spells developing. and temperatures are likely to remain in double figures overnight so typically 12 or 13 in towns and cities. tomorrow looks like it will be a drier day for more of the country. we will have more sunshine round as well. can't rule out one or two showers in wales, eastern part of england but most of the showers will be further north in scotland this time. heavy ones here, a dry da

beverley in dwell delaware, republican line. -- beverley in delaware, republican line., go ahead. caller: ok. i would like to know when the insider fellow was on and the man called about questioning why people were being let into the country, why didn't you let him answer? you kind of diverted it. host: he's a health care industry reporter. covers on biotechnology and pharmaceutical. that seems more of a question on immigration. that's why i did that. caller: well, it was about why people are getting into the country when we are trying to stop the covid. host: ok. i made the point. republican line, beverley, thank you. in other political news, this is from chad and alex sfarms the former president, president trump about his political war chest as its known, $102 million to date. saying mr. trump's political action committee reported receiving $82 million during the first half of the year through june 30, with $62 million flowing to save the america p.a.c., the committee that issues mr. trump's press statements and candidate endorsements. it's an early in the midterm ele

. >> doctor amesh an arcing 90 runs the pediatric icu at beverley knight holston children's hospitalgeorgia. >> where they too are treating patients just like little over >> and to most common thing that keeps coming up as you know, why was why my child and why now and could this have been prevented doctor. an arson. donnie says since kids under 12 aren't yet eligible to get the vaccine they're more vulnerable to infection from the highly contagious. delta variant. >> this weekend. the number of children and the u.s. hospitalized with covid-19 hit a record high of just over 1900 cases. it's been extremely difficult for everybody. >> now, as you know, ford reporting for us tonight. we wish that child all the best. another troubling sight. this one in florida. covid patients lying on the floor in pain they were waiting for antibody infusions. >> this is at a treatment site in jacksonville. it's become a vivid illustration of a huge demand for covid drugs. the patients are waiting for one of a handful of therapies that can lessen the worst effects of covid. the demand for antibody treat

. >> doctor amesh 90 runs the pediatric icu at beverley knight holston children's hospital in georgiahey too are treating patients just like little over >> and to most common thing that keeps coming up as you know, why was why my child and why now and could this have been prevented doctor. an arson. donnie says since kids under 12 aren't yet eligible to get the vaccine they're more vulnerable to infection from the highly contagious. delta variant. >> this weekend. the number of children and the u.s. hospitalized with covid-19 hit a record high of just over 1900 cases. it's been extremely difficult for everybody. >> well, after a 4 month closure sfo now has reopened its longest runway. we're talking about runway to 8, right. it was closed back in april. so they could repay that. and as i said, was a 4 month process. but they're done now. they put down enough pavement to literally cover 75 football field and they laid over 60 miles of cabling to as part of a whole new lighting infrastructure, which they're still working on that continue to do that. but they can police reopen the runway

. >> doctor amesh 90 runs the pediatric icu at beverley knight holston children's hospital in georgiahey too are treating patients just like little over >> and to most common thing that keeps coming up as you know, why was why my child and why now and could this have been prevented doctor. an arson. donnie says since kids under 12 aren't yet eligible to get the vaccine. >> they're more vulnerable to infection from the highly contagious. delta variant this weekend. the number of children and the u.s. hospitalized with covid-19 hit a record high of just over 1900 cases. it's been extremely difficult for everybody. >> the east bay west contra, costa county unified schools now reporting a positive case of covid-19 at richmond high school kron four's gayle ong has more on the story there. >> a spokesperson for west contra, costa county unified school district confirmed a positive case of covid-19 within the richmond high school community and the individual was last on campus august 16th the statement also says the school areas where the individual spend time are being cleaned and disinfect

and they drove that theory home by boldly calling former league investigator beverley jarrell.arge of the investigation and all those detectives from the beginning yet was never called to testify for the prosecution, perhaps for good reason. >> would you agree that you made some mistakes in this investigation? >> yes. >> okay. has it come to your attention that you did, in fact, forget to book in a few recordings into evidence? >> yes. >> she admitted reports had gone unwritten and evidence was actually lost, like josÉ tavara's first police interview. >> did you actually receive an official reprimand for the poor quality of work you did in this case? >> i don't remember that. >> you don't remember getting a major disciplinary action because you kept evidence from this case in your office? >> in writing, no. >> she said her memory has been fuzzy since a 2010 horse riding accident, something that happened three years after the slip-ups on the berg felled case. >> then came the alternate suspects, the goo i who called page from that motel 6. >> and in that storage unit you had num