for the greater good for the greater good of the country and ending that yahoo is longer in lunar bonnie in the hay course. the difference between mister bennett and mister nathan, yahoo, wheres the clear blue water between these 2 political beasts of israeli politics? i think the short answer is it's the same old grandson wine, new bottles. i think most people will accept that this is essentially a personal dispute or a power struggle between 2 claimants to these are only prime minister ship rather than a change of government on the basis of any important policy or audiological differences . and i think the real question concerns the longevity of, of this government given the breadth of the coalition that is expected to take power. and secondly, whether prime minister netanyahu will manage to remain eligible. ready for public office and unseat it and form a potentially new coalition after elections or whether he will be removed, in which case the possibility of a new right wing coalition including the liquid but without notes in your whole becomes entirely possible. but as far as the bi

and you know, whether he liked it or not, now they, they helped the both of lunar bonnie in the have to go back to your points of shelf life or longevity. the numbers at the moment really, really don't stack up in favor of mr. bennett. having a long shelf life to them, he's got what 7 out of 120 seats in the connected is that why certain politicians are already putting on full display for everyone to see around the region. the tensions that already exist. point number one and point number 2 is that why people are already sickening thing? look, we will keep it focused on domestic issues. we won't go near the big red hot international issues. i think it's important to recognise this is essentially an 8 party coalition. and the only thing the parties were able to agree upon is the removal of benjamin netanyahu from office and on virtually every other issue, particularly the more important issues. there is no consensus whatsoever. so the question really becomes, once they've achieved their common objective, assuming that they indeed do so during the next week, what happens them my, my su

but kurdish troops drove out its forces, ended the siege of co, bonnie and in 2016 declared of better ration in areas that they controlled. turkey was alarmed by the success of the kurdish militias. former prime minister argument of total says the us was wrong to support syrian kurdish groups, such as that people's protection units. the y p g u. s. for the susan or the prison, told that b k, k affiliated groups like p y, d, y, p g, could be a partners and this disturb turkey, these disturbing women i was promised that i was disturbed is not the way we should . we should worship. as to allies particular that there are still conditions not according to 30, according to us, according to european countries. as with the current western allies were impressed with the success of the militias, which also had female fighters in their ranks. but for turkey, they represented a growing danger. as my boat see, they just denali will. for the 1st time, there was a real possibility of the kurdish, autonomous region being established. or even a kurdish state can but wield when they represented a real

bonnie: thank you. the white house says joe biden will address hackers when he meets with the russian president. the russian government has denied knowing about for being involved in the attacks. meanwhile, russia says it is eliminating the u.s. dollar from its national wealth fund to reduce its exposure. the finance minister says it will shift to be long euro and gold. it affects about 119 million dollars in liquid assets. the move comes less than two weeks before a biden-putin summit in geneva. jbs says global facilities are all operational after a cyber attack the weekend disrupted american and australian facilities. jbs says it was able to limit the losses produced during the attack to less than one day's worth of production. spacex has launched more than three tons of supplies found for the international space station. the resupply mission to the iss should arrive saturday. the cargo also includes thousands of tiny frozen sea creatures that will be thawed and revived for study to determine the effe

agenda. meanwhile, russia itself edges further away from democracy. moscow court declares elects in bonnie and his anti corruption network in extremis group and bars. his supporters from elections, european union condemns the band. the berlin international film festival is back this year's valley. now that is the 1st effort to take place under the stars as an open air celebration of cinema. we'll take a look at what's on the program. ah hello and terry martin. good to help you with this job is kicking off his 1st global tour as president. he's in the united kingdom, where he'll today meet with prime minister board johnson will hear more about his busy agenda from our correspondence in the u. k. soon. but 1st, here's how biden began his trip with a message of support or allies, a warning for russia. touching down in the u. k. on a mission to reset america's relations with the world on his 1st trip abroad since taking office, president biden has packed itinerary. the g 7 summit is followed by a nato, a meeting you talks, and the face to face with the russian president vladimir putin. wow. wh

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hey bonnie oreo. hello, are you? hello. hi to meet you. thank you. nice to meet you til yes. wow. so that's, this is a school the how are you? good about to go? like moving day? how are you? oh, i'm a big fan. so, and it's a grandfather to go out because i wasn't on the i know that from facebook, i don't want to give you a good one. the 2nd bill for you, let me get you on the to your my 2nd, the call just casey stevens is wanting to know you've inspired me for new music moving forward, so please continue and never stop what you're doing. i was deeply totally different genres, different instruments, but the heart is the same for me. i would love this to be something that our band can continue way shape or form. mm. me see when it is no one ever but i mean ah ah, i do. oh no no, i cannot be inside, but i did. i thought maybe some more moments. i'll get the whole bed feel better, but i'm a boy brutal father. good. they must be. oh, can i see him go long memory fees on the someone? no need for me and you know, say when i filled out all day on it all with it all the way down to this gu

. >> since you mentioned family, we will start with this question from bonnie who says since you shareso much of your famine in this book, have you ever search the ritz, especially origins of the name? >> i know my father -- african-american people typically get to walk because the census report when they first show up after slavery, i have not traced slave owners and so forth, i'm assuming the name gordon may have been from a family of people who owned my relatives but it's not the case when they took the name of their enslavers, sometimes they just picked the name because they liked it so i don't know, i have not searched that. i know back pretty far on both sides but i haven't done the kind of research about jefferson's family and the family of my subjects but that is something i want to do now. i know great-great-grandparents and things like that but not about their lives, what they were doing and i like to find out more. >> we have another question about family. in east texas, if a family reconstruction owning property and reveals how much of a difference it is generations later,

happy birthday, bonnie i count a record 11 mugs in that picture. wow!own where my parents were born and met in college. happy 99th birthday, virginia! down along the bottom is linda and her groundsons sophie in long beach, new york wyoming ya the there's wanda an elementary school principal in germantown, indiana. and steven, ruth, and faith in minneapolis celebrating ruth's 111th birthday ruth says her secret to a long life is a daily pastry and evening scotch and no stress happy birthday, ruth and many more. we, of course, will be having kra sonlts and johnny walker in our house for breakfast this morning. remember you can get that big sunday today mug online at today.com/shop thank you for spending part of your morning with us we'll see you next week on "sunday today. >>> good morning. it's sunday, june 6th, 7:00 on the dot as we look out side towards san francisco. you can barely make out the city skyline in the background. it's so foggy on this 77th anniversary of d-day. thank you so much for starting your morning with us. i am kira klapper. vianey

bonnie, i would love to start with you.not christian enough or at least not distinguished enough from republican as being seen simply as christian. what are your beliefs? >> well, we simply are a christian ministry, nonpartisan, nonprofit, engaging christians around america that it's time to pray for our elected officials. it's time to pray for our city, state, nation. it's time for us to be vote and be physically engaged. it's time for us to follow god into whether we want to impact our communities whether that's helping foster care kids. whether that's working with human trafficking victims or helping with the pre-born. there is so many issues in our nation and christians engaged is there to help the church awaken in this hour. >> will: lee, the irs says 501(c)3 nonprofit cannot intervene in political campaigns. tell me what did christians engaged do to offend the irs? and what are some other examples of organizations who have been allowed to remain and keep their 501(c)3 status? >> well, based on the irs's letter, which

and then make bonnie and clyde.people made bonnie and clyde inspired by french movies, they wrote the screenplay they wanted to makee a french movie of family gets made by a director's there's no more american movie than bonding quite. it's a great example of how this is wheeled cultural that takes place one culture thanks it's imitating another cultures product but it's getting a little bit different or wrong. and that goes back to the original culture and often backck again. there are a ton of them. again it's a function of the u.s. being actively engage with the rest of the world. exchange art and ideas with other countries and absorbing them here, translating foreign literature showing foreign movies. it's a very important part of this. audiences grow throughout the period audience for paperback translations at the wonderful period of cultural flowery and i'm trying to capture that. >> in some ways come back to her history of ideas or intellectual reverts to this is kind of its own postmodern way of deconstructi

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people who contribute to say i have their own home 2 years so no gosh, upload ah, actually called bonnie has developed no problem and home phone number. no, they're not on and then this way. but in latin america, in the whole world, types of urban fabric is this one which is plant one which is get me again and we can for you not out 3, you get an understanding of spatial structure in the barrio. and last and i keep a tourist studied law, pull a mirror, a neighborhood incorrect. ah, i, i mean, i feel there's prejudice and discrimination by mercy. whenever many difficulties that make living together, it's challenging into it. come on home mailman, their own trade. ah, he took the studio to use shock understanding the body of the they carefully recorded traditions and infested knowledge of its own habits. herbalism discovered beautiful and inspiring things such as baffling sidewalks ah, developed places to promote a sense of community and the connection to the rest of the city. ah, no, no, not about poor people. who are outsiders? of the city lives like this. and after many generations, the

i will if way says you know, le marcin growth or going to going to the that it's on you may know bonnie on a long what are you all up in the, in the, in to forgive me. i got to go get sammy, but let me go. in so readily, i'm going to go to the sign. you mean what the douglas jo katie again marietta e. kelly for data. may i got the, let me, oh, the rivalry between independent a and racing is almost as intense as that of book and river playing to stadium 2 clubs, the same neighborhood and only a few 100 meters from each other. and when are that, that other than that you wanna throw in a been in the model for me in a moment though that doesn't mean the russian cell done anybody on it, but they're not the ones that are not big on those who did it, but i'm going to federally tell you there was just one person murdered alberta, robeto's 22 year old son gustavo, in front of the stadium. he loved a lot. he met the day on what i'm saying, and then there is nothing more just a moment. a man what 3 do, monsieur? no. he says how his hair. not one thing or another one. no one was ever charged with g

ben lowman felton bonny doon. >> and many a winding road in between fire season is here once again. and cal fire's not shy about telling it like it is well counting out of it. a practice to help meet the challenge. >> not only do we need our firefighters help. we need the community's help ready set. go. having a plan being ready to get on the road and get out when an emergency strikes. >> in the santa cruz mountains. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> well, right now over on our website, kron 4 dot com. we have a page from wi-fi information. you go ahead and use your mobile device to scan that qr code. you can be taken directly there. remember, you can also find more about evacuation checklists what to do after a wildfire happens. preparedness tips and how to create defensible space. well, in the east bay fire officials in contra, costa county are cracking down on illegal fireworks right ahead of july. 4th. a new ordinance was passed earlier this week. it's going to now hold property owners responsible for anyone is using fireworks on your property and in their vessel, even if the propert

double if way says you know, law maskeen growth or gun to going to than that it's on you know middle bonnie: on a long what are you all up in the been the forgive me what i guess. yeah, me, but let me go in. so i'm going to go to the sign. you ask me what the douglas jo katie again marietta gale the full data may i got that? let me. oh, the rivalry between independent a and racing is almost as intense as that of book and river playing. to stadium 2 clubs, the same neighborhood, and only a few 100 meters from each other. and know that there are other than that you wanna throw in in the, in the model for me in a moment. let me know what i rushing on anybody on them, but they're not the ones that are not big on those who who did it. but i'm going to suddenly tell you there was just one person murdered alberta, robeto's 22 year old son gustavo, in front of the stadium. he loved laura e, not the 30 am on i care what i'm saying in the end there is nothing more just a man. what? 32 monsieur. no. he says how is not one thing or another one? no one was ever charged with gustavo murder. if you stay o

in knocking bonnie lake is the source of water also for drinking for livestock as well. but the water is full of germs. every year, 20000 children under the age of 5 die in uganda of dire real disease. one major reason is that they have no choice but to drink dirty water, heat kills germs. so dina, and i've been to boil the water, she fetches from the lake, she has 5 children. and i think we boil drinking water using charcoal, and if we don't have it, we use firewood. otherwise we would be drinking very dirty water that comes at a cost to the environment to make charcoal trees are cut down. forest also had to be clear to make space for the settlement, but there's another way to provide space, clean drinking water. so to be room g and henry, a cno run to sufficient a social enterprise that makes automated low cost filters. this set up cost $1200.00. the money was donated by somebody in the united states. supply is enough water for about 900 people out of 830000 in the settlement. but it's still, let's start with that, but is through our field that you know from the lake,

in knocking bonnie lake is the source of water also for drinking for livestock as well. but the water is full of germs. every year, 20000 children under the age of 5 die in uganda of dire real disease. one major reason is that they have no choice but to drink dirty water, heat kills germs. so dean and i've been to boil the water, she fetches from the lake, she has 5 children. and i think we boil drinking water using charcoal, and if we don't have it, we use firewood, otherwise to be drinking. very dirty water that comes at a cost to the environment to make charcoal trees are cut down. forest also had to be clear to make space for the settlement but there's another way to provide safe, clean drinking water, south of the woozy and henry a run to sufficient. a social enterprise that makes automated low cost filters. this set up cost $1200.00. the money was donated by somebody in the united states. it supplies enough water for about 900 people out of 130000 in the settlement. but it's still, let's start with that, but is through our field that the, from the lake, you can see

site as last, almost half its flourish cover in the last 15 years, due to illegal logging, capital bonnie and i need 4 more farmland. amazon route is seeking to since it was local communities. in the hope the join his school is influencing public opinion is his best hope of if he can change is especially keen to reach the younger generation there while we are struggling on south belongs to them. so we are trying to ship that idea that you know less live in harmony with mitchell this morning. that's how many fuse a long way off among the room is wanted by the police. in his hometown, i do money to answer charges related to his work. i have a police one that i've been starving since january, and today's my reporting day to police. this would be my last day of my freedom outside. i don't know if they are finished with your investigations. among the root is accused of mobilizing villages to empower chocolate from suspected illegal dealers. the purported owner of the chapel sees it was lot over $6000.00, and that a month since his toilet the conservation, he has already done several stains in

and i mean, that is something of course with has, hasn't revolutionized also the presence of the bonnie, the idea that we can be naked, of both sexual. but it also shows on their ability. it shows a way of how the human body connects with the environment as one of the few women in the art scene at the time. christina had to fight male dominance while pop out contemporaries like andy warhol, shot to fame and fortune, who summer was barely able to make ends meet. her work is full of feathers, symbols as she crossed the question. is it a man's world? he also talks about the fear of the penis, which i think i think she was very good and also writing stories about her also. i looking at the works. i don't feel it's the fear. i mean it's it's, it's clearly no obsession. it stands for the man, it's been so kind of, you know, something a woman also just to kind of reflect on the relationship between women and man and how in her time also, i mean, even if she would call her self a feminine deck to see change to perspectives on women, you achieve that ref. feet has been both controlled and impuls

in knocking bonnie lake is the source of water also for drinking for livestock as well. but the water is full of germs. every year, 20000 children under the age of 5 die in uganda of dire real disease. one major reason is that they have no choice but to drink dirty water. heat kills germs. so dean and i've been to boil the water, she fetches from the lake. she has 5 children and i think we will drinking water using charcoal, and if we don't have it, we use firewood. otherwise we would be drinking very dirty water. that comes at a cost to the environment to make charcoal trees are cut down. forest also had to be clear to make space for the settlement, but there's another way to provide safe, clean drinking water out of the room, g and henry of the run to sufficient a social enterprise that makes automated low cost filters. this setup costs $1200.00. the money was donated by somebody in the united states. you did supply enough water for about 900 people out of 130000 in the settlement. but it's still, let's start there. what does that is to our field that is from the lake?

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i'll explain a bonnie the pair are also like to discuss cooperation on nuclear arms control. mm. israel has launched air strikes.

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i think bonnie today might just get the edge effects of its still cooler crow, a 30 degrees, but not as much as it was to north of that as the season range are gone north, so they're still studying in northern part of brazil. the state of amazon ass rathermore. right. and you might like, but not a big surprise, i suppose. but the main rain is through columbia and to the north of that, and just off the coast of mexico developing yet another tropical storm, which will probably become a hurricane very soon if it isn't already to be honest, it will stay on the shores of the winds or at their worst shore, but along the coast of mexico, she includes acapulco flooding. rain seem very lightly and elsewhere throughout the gulf, mexican caribbean, widespread daily showers or thunderstorms. and has been so slow moving heavy rain for thunderstorm from more or less missouri towards illinois and beyond. that's going to keep going in the summer heat. but the real heat actually is further northwest, both in the us on the pacific coast and in british columbia. it looks like all these records could be

and i mean that is something of course with has, has revolutionized also the, the presence of the bonnie, the idea of that we can be naked sexual. but it also shows vulnerability. it shows a way of how the human body connect with the environment as one of the few women in the art scene at the time because someone had to fight male dominance while top contemporaries like andy warhol, shot to fame and fortune, who summer was barely able to make ends meet her work is full of status symbols crossed the question, is it the man's world? she also talks about a fear of the penis, which i think i think she was very good and also writing stories about herself. so i looking at the works, i don't feel it's a fear. i mean it's, it's, it's clearly no obsession. it stands for the man, it's been so kind of, you know, something a woman also just to kind of reflect on the relationship between women and men and how in her time also. i mean, even if she wouldn't call us as a feminist, she definitely changed the perspective on women. you achieve that rare feet have been both controlled and impulsive. works p

agenda. meanwhile, russia itself edges further away from democracy. moscow court declares alexandra bonnie and his anti corruption network in extremis group and bars. his supporters from elections. european union condemns the ban.

several issues, including recent ransomware attacks and the detention of russian dissidence. st. bonnie, the pair are also likely to discuss cooperation on nuclear arms control me under.

the balance of course, made those remarks whilst announcing david bonnie, as the new head of israel spy agency ma sat mister nathan. yahoo said israel's priority is to neutralize iran's nuclear ambitions, even if the u. s. and others succeed in reinstating the 2015 nuclear deal. i'm not going to certainly call if we have to choose, i hope it doesn't happen between friction without great friend the united states and the elimination of the existential threat or elimination of the existential threat is increasing. it falls on you on the political leadership of the state of israel and you, david bonia, then all must be done on all to ensure that under no circumstances will run itself with nuclear weapons. ah ok, let's get going with our gas now to tell a b, we have done a den on formerly the israeli ambassador to the united nations in london. we have roxanne pharma, and from a on electra on modern middle east politics at the university of cambridge and in washington lawrence court, who served as us assistant secretary of defense. welcome to the program to all of you, danny dunn on intel to

and of course, we have to also give responsibility to industrialized country because they be bonnie short or long then the commitment to support government in sub saharan africa and other areas of the world and just told us about what the wider consequences of child labor are. what i just manifest maybe 510 years down the line. so that for the kids involved was let's think about kids who are not, don't have the possibility to go to school. they have to spend long hours working in construction fiction while they're collecting firewood. they expose themselves long, which the work in a very dangerous condition. very often even those who are helping with household chores. they are the tribe of the you to go to school and socialized. how can we expect children to become productive adult if they're denied you to the t to go to school, enjoy the childhood before they are constrained to take on adultery. but this is, i guess this is impact the labor market in the countries itself. if, if children are doing a lot of the work, can you say poverty is a problem? how does this in balance affect the la

and i went to lectures by herman bonnie ungenerous activity that was not my subject but interesting, very good lectures. wonderful expositions, he made another course on quantum mechanics, 5 pulled iraq, beautiful, completely different style. beautiful. and i got my understanding of quantum mechanics from direct the 3rd course was a course man, christine, and mathematical logic. and i had been very puzzled by girls theorem. you see, i taught them seems to prove that there are things in mathematics that you cannot prove. i thought this is not very pleasant. i don't like the idea. i went to the course of the scene. i learnt about turing machines. i learned about computability . i knew what that meant. i then about girdle, sir. he described a theorem. he says, if you have a system of logic where you have rules and procedure axioms the rules of procedure and provided you believe that. so method of proof within that system always give you the truth. so that say you follow the rules and the rules, cellular true? is it, do you believe it's true? you believe is true if you believe the axioms

in the bottom half the first inning, they go back to back mookie bets against anthony, just clap bonnieo oh pitch. he puts the dodgers up in front one night. i think here's your new giant killer of this day and age. max muncy used to be ron say that thing is way god to right quick to lead the giants will hacked back into it. lamont way junior. getting the reps at first base is brandon belt is out. solo 2 to 1 is mookie gave it a go, but just out of his reach in the sixth inning, dodgers up their lead on another solo homer, 31, but brandon crawford, man did he get into that thing? punishes it to center field. they say it went 444 ft of trevor bauer again. just a solo homer every time they got men on base like here in the eighth to want to out, blake treinen will get way junior to pop up and in the thread three twos your final all the runs in has scored in this thing on. solo homers, even though the giants out hit l. a 11 5 there on the short end an nba playoffs doeams that played tonight know how to close out a series we know neither has ever won an nba championship. chris paul, very pre

i only care a bonnie with me. hello li. are you doing as you know? yes. it know it all. yes, it's june. did you know that? so that means it's pride month. congratulations to the proud boys. but yeah, gay pride month. and as you know, it's time for us to talk about the corporate takeover of the pride movement. so you'll see a lot of companies either woke washing or pink washing or rainbow washing, whatever kind of washing you want to call it. there's like woke washing under that one woke washing. it's a new one. yeah. well now we're seeing a lot of weapons companies put up a rainbow flag and say like, protect love. and we've seen raytheon sponsor pride marches before. and there's been some resistance to that. and within the l g b, t q, community. so that's really cool to see good here it is good to hear and it's good news and but what we're seeing is like i think companies getting a little more ideologically sophisticated in their messages about gay pride. so it's, it's like a little area like we saw with the cia ad and right, i'm and interest sexual feminist dropped bomb

relationship between religion and state, and i'll just conclude by commenting on what martin and mister bonnie said. the biggest issue that will keep us coalition together is netanyahu as opposition leader, so long as the threat of nathan yahoo! toppling the new government and returning to power exists is increases the likelihood of the government actually survival. so the footprints of this government, this administration is basically, we're not nathan, yahoo absolutely. i mean you had opposition. parties running on that very issue on that very platform. again now who is okay, moon roof on there, the have. it seems to me listening to what you guys have been saying of the past 10 minutes or so that any moves forward in the right direction for the palestinians. don't hold your breath for that to happen. any time soon cuz it's not gonna happen . yes, if i could just very briefly respond to the previous point. i agree about netanyahu being the glue that holds the coalition together. the question becomes, what happens if nathan, yahoo is deposed, is opposition leader, which is i think, a realistic

and those were headlines bonnie's here and i was 0 after inside story. next me we understand the differences, minorities of conscience across the world. are you taking out era? we're bringing the news and current affairs. ah, there for the garment, industry and bangladesh, it was the worst disaster. but 2013 run a plaza collapse, led to a global agreement to improve safety standards. but that accord could expire soon. so who will protect the people who make many of our close? this is inside sort. ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm huh. jim jim, the ron plaza, disaster 8 years ago, highlighted a dark side of the global fashioned industry workers in the developing world. many of them women and children making clothes in dangerous conditions to be sold in wealthier nations. more than 1100 people died when the tower collapsed in bangladesh, the world's 2nd biggest clothing exporter, the factories inside made garments for major european and american brands. within 3 weeks, many heading those same brand signed a legally binding a cord to improve fac

modern-day bonnie and clyde. 12-year-old boy and 14-year- old girl face attempted murder charges after a shocking shoot- out in florida. israeli power struggle: benjamin netanyahu isn't going down without a fight, even as his opponents strike a deal to remove the country's longest serving prime minister. trouble in tourist towns. customers are back in droves, but are there enough employees to service them? 50 days until the tokyo olympics, but can the games be held safely with much of japan under a covid state of emergency? supersonic air travel: the new plane that can take you from new york to london in three and a half york to london in three and a half hours. and a commencement to cherish: why a 93-year-old army veteran graduated high school with his great-granddaughter. great-gran this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news on those

site has lost almost half its forest cover in the last 15 years, due to illegal logging, capital bonnie and the need for more farmland, among the root, is seeking to sensitize local communities in the hope the join his school is influencing public opinion is best hope of if and change is especially keen to reach the younger generation there while we are struggling on south belongs to them . so we are trying to ship that idea that, you know, let's live in harmony with mitchell this morning. that's how many is a long way off among the room is wanted by the police in his hometown, i do money to answer charges related to his work. i have a police bond that i've been starving since january, and today's my reporting day to police. this would be my last day of my freedom outside. i don't know if they are finished with the investigations. among the room is accused of mobilizing villages to empower chocolate from suspected illegal dina's the purported. oh no, the chocolate sees it was what over $6000.00 and that amount 0 same piece, told it the conservation need, has already done several student

ben lowman felton bonny doon. >> and many a winding road in between fire season is here once again.shy about telling it like it is well counting out of it. a practice to help meet the challenge. >> not only do we need our firefighters help. we need the community's help ready set. go. having a plan being ready to get on the road and get out when an emergency strikes. >> residents are urged to have an escape plan of their own like the chief says, you know, practice that plan and when those evacuation orders come take them serious live in felton right. >> looks rob froze up meantime, firefighter. yeah. they are preparing for this high fire danger out there. so let's check in with. yeah. about that. yeah, i think next week that will be more of an issue. i think we've got a significant heat wave going to be rolling in the bay area right now, things. >> canelo that out there. you get the winds out there. of course we're in a drought right now. severe drought conditions, extreme in some parts of the bay area and well doesn't take much so right now here's our current fire weather map and yo

out of china basin as the giants do something they have not done in 18 years, sports director mark bonnie is up next to break it all down, but first astronauts performed more than six hour spacewalk today outside the international space station. they were working to install a new solar array, then next spacewalk for this duo is set for june 20th. you're watching the 11 o'clock news on ktvu with you tonight, it almost seems inconceivable a team could lose 22 consecutive games out on the road, but the giants only too happy to help facilitate the arizona diamondbacks to their pathetic nous. i guess you'd say, remember josh reddick is to be at the a's. i guess he's trying to change his hairstyle, maybe bring them. some luck. it didn't work out. let's go to work bottom of the first inning, two on first, buster posey picking to ride three run shot his 12th. and after that, the giants just started teeing off, man something they haven't done since 2000 and three you got stephen doug on the opposite field. you got lamonte wade jr his fourth a solo. wilbert wilbert floor is up, no doubt about it. w

ben lowman felton bonny doon. >> and many a winding road in between fire season is here once again.d cal fire's not shy about telling it like it is well counting out of it. a practice to help meet the challenge. >> not only do we need our firefighters help. we need the community's help ready set. go. having a plan being ready to get on the road and get out when an emergency strikes. >> in the santa cruz mountains. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> right now on kron 4 dot com. we have a page for wildfire information you can use your mobile devices to scan this qr code and you'll be taken straight there. you'll also be able to find information on things such as wildfire preparedness, tips and evacuation checklists. and so now let's take a closer look at the drought conditions. we're facing. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by laura. yeah, boy, doesn't look good. seeing all that red, that magenta color out there right now. but that's exactly what we're seeing. it. >> unlikely for to get any better as we head into summer. much is not going to get the rain. and of course, as we ge

. >> reporter: when he went to visit 78-year-old bonnie holts, he was there to help catch the bad guysknow what to do. >> reporter: but he was also there to offer an ear, a shoulder, and maybe a prayer. >> i love you, bonnie. lord, give her strength and courage, father god. >> thank you. >> amen. yes, ma'am. i'm just around the corner, so call me any time, okay? >> reporter: it is not all hugs and kisses. he's arrested plenty, hauled them off to jail. but it is about a 30 minute drive to get there, and he uses that time to try to understand who he has arrested. >> i want to know what they're going through. and that's usually how my conversations start, what made them to get to the point where now they're in handcuffs and they're in the back of my car and they're going to jail. it is not what they did, but why. >> that's how i met pastor edgar. >> reporter: by being arrested? >> yes. i didn't know he was a pastor until he told me. >> reporter: once agnes found out he was a pastor, his squad car became sort of a rolling confessional. >> knowing i had an opportunity to help somebody, to e

it's not particularly the kind of welcome mr. bonnie support as expected, and that makes his work as a reconciliate a little bit difficult on lot of people sort of how to home come in as an effort to reconcile deeply divided by the crowd and misgivings. the anger to 16 on the street, it meet mister buck was rolled, got a difficult lot of people believe that the government needs to step in at some time to ensure that he's given protection. but he needs, as well as the support on the government side. so that, that consideration process will take a fully assess yeah, interesting times i had that on that address on the ground for us in abby's i'm will be speaking to him again later. thanks so much. i'm it. now just within the past hour, it's been announced that zombie as founding president kenneth cohen has died. he was 97 and lead zombie from independence in 1964 until 1991. he produced apartheid south africa and white minority roland rhodesia, now's and bob, wy and he allowed groups including the african national congress to make some of their base hiring, which also has more than has

loved ones there into the philippines. receive some big and heavy rain there in northern parts of bonnie, i received some rather wet weather to into a good part of java should be started to dry up here, but those shells will continue over the coming day. so i was continuing to of the western side of india, the monsoon rains, taking a little bit of a breaker, some kind of stack it there along the western, got small, so for around southern possible roster down towards kerala, be showers, continuing to into bangladesh into bu time of charter, some flooding from the poll. thank you, everton, your support is coming next. it's from some of the scare at the hands of hungary in the european championships. donna has that and the rest of the for a moment ah, welcome to portal. your gateway to the very best advantage there an online content that you may have met a new program that this through our platforms makes a connection and present digestible, seeing each the award winning online content on their audience. portal with me, sandra, gotten on to 0. me on the coast china of aging population, the

it's a northern parts of bonnie, i was seen some rather wet weather to into a good part of java should be started to dry up here. but those shells will continue over the coming day. so i was continuing to the western side of india, the monsoon rains, taking a little bit of a breaker such kind of staggered there along the western, got small, so for around southern possible roster down towards carola, shell is continuing to into bangladesh in the boot ton of itself is some flooding from the pole, the challenging the way mainstream media record. the news stories like these should be easy pickings for political reporters out of all power to account how it is in journalism is breaking them on the destruction of civilian property. this is all evidence for farm trials and the rate of speaking we've been getting stories of john taken from the houses in the middle of the night and tortured the listening post covers the way the news is covered on his era. oh, a good without the where these are the top story. armenians of voting and of snap parliamentary election. the sunday prime minister in equ