dan bradford. "fortunate, blessed, lucky." coffey park... in santa rosa, and soon he won' the coffey park neighborhood, two more homes are nearing their final inspection phase... and santa rosa officials say more completed homes are on the horizon. you can see for yourself progress being made in the area... an area that looked like a war zone just 8 months ago, when the north bay fires tore through the ar - dealing a fatal blow to praccally everything in its path. here's a look at what is on the board now... according to the santa rosa resilient city fire recovery progress chart ... they have a 5 point phase mapped out. currently, 2,199 lots have completed their debris removal step, several hundred are in varrying stages of permit process... and 204 are currently under construction. dan bradford. it is great. it is great being back in my house. bradford says his next door neighbor is expected to be back in the fall, he says hopefully by christmas, blocks of residents will be back and many others will once again, call coffey pa

, just wasn't. .. had relatives in huddersfield bradford, just wasn't...ave a network in london to be able to find lodgings that were happy with having coloured folk back, so he ended up in keighley. and even though my entire family now live in london, where they were meant to end up, ithink london, where they were meant to end up, i think that is really... and i don't really have much of a connection with keighley. in the story stretches over three generations. there is one particularly poignant strand in the story, which is the daughter who has inherited the cancer that killed... the gene that produced the cancer that killed her mother and knows that killed her mother and knows that she is going to die, i mean, you are taking it had on there. yes, it is... you are taking it had on there. yes, itis...i you are taking it had on there. yes, it is... i wanted with this book to write some british south asian characters that you just don't see. and, you know, too often the books that get published by british authors from a south asian background often tend to

dan bradford. it is great. it is dan bradford. it is great. it is great being back iny house.is next door neighbor is expected to be back in the fall, he says hopefully by christmas, blocks of residents will be back and many others will once again, call coffey park home. in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news ### (robin) coming up on the kron4 morning news .. a terrifying scene in guatemala .... after the volcanic eruption sends people running for their lives. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. forecast. (anny hong:) a noted cooling trend will continue for inland areas through midweek as an upper trough arrives along the west coast and strong onshore flow continues. temperatures across the region will cool below normal for tuesday and wednesday afternoon. temperatures are then expected to warm slightly late in the week, but remain near seasonal averages through the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay no major hot (anny hong:) a nod cooling tre

in that i5 leader on bradford council. in that is it for this programme.. —— alicia mccarthy. we have got many more days of this very we have got many more days of this very warm, we have got many more days of this very warm, if not hot weather. across the country, ju5t very warm, if not hot weather. across the country, just a bit of fairweather cloud here and there, thati5 fairweather cloud here and there, that is pretty much it. monday was the hottest day of the year so far. we broke 30 celsius in london and in many areas, the temperatures were in the mid or high 205. thejet 5tream i5 the mid or high 205. thejet 5tream is way to the north of that. we had been forecasting this week, it is certainly where we expected it to be. to the south of that, we have the high pressure which is very much and could acro55 the high pressure which is very much and could across the southern part of the uk, some parts of scandinavia, and this whole 5wathe of europe you is really starting to feel the heat. very little happening on the weather front. just clear skie5, light

of a book club and i thought they went round to discuss literature or the latest barbara taylor bradfordey guzzle gallons of wine and melt into terrible innuendo about viagra, and that is what these people do. i think this is very patronising, this film. part of the fact it wastes four great actresses with terrible scripts, bad lighting, bad editing. you are waiting for the laughs to come and they are not there. it gets embarrassing seeing jane fonda, who was sexually forward thinking in the ‘70s, with films like klute, and diane keaton who set the bar with annie hall. this puts it backwards. i am all for older women talking about their sex lives and having sex, that is fine, but here, it just felt that none of these people were real at all, or got themselves into real situations, that might be construed as comic. and it is a waste of talent, which is a shame. shame. i would like your mum to review the film. take us through something you enjoyed more. yes, this is a sexy french thriller, which is how i like them. it is called l'amant double. we are so au fait with these we don't need to

bradford. every day i make a new list, q. such as? a brocoli steamer, stuff i forgot that i don't have anymore. in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news ### (ken)(ken) (ken) in southern california -- roads were closed and evacuations ordered after a brush fire erupted in los angeles county today. the stone fire started off winds and hot temperatures fueled the flames. it quickly spread -- scorching about 200 acres. s firefighters worked to put out the blaze. officials urged people near the fire to get out of the area. although it is unclear, if any homes or businesses were impacted. the cause of the fire hasn't been released. (vicki) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the ero...(ken) joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: we had a mix of clouds and sunshine with cooler temperatures. highs today were in 70s and 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. after a hot start to the weekend, temperatures will be cooling down over the next couple of days. on the satelli

i think because we had relatives in huddersfield and bradford, just wasn't, he didn't have a networkh having "colourful" there, so happy with having "colourful" there, so he ended up in keighley, so even though my family ended up in london where they were meant to end up, i don't really have much affection for keighley. the story stretches over three derivations, there is one particularly poignant strand in the story which is the daughter who has inherited the cancer that killed, the gene that produced the cancer that killed her mother. and she knows that she's to die. that is, you're taking it head—on there. knows that she's to die. that is, you're taking it head-on there. yes, it...| you're taking it head-on there. yes, it... i wanted, you're taking it head-on there. yes, it... iwanted, with you're taking it head-on there. yes, it... i wanted, with this book, to write some british south asian characters that you just don't see. and too often, the books that get published by trish authors —— british authors from south asian background tend to be about identity radicalisation or arra

for and so there are so many audience for and so many people who really don't want to see it. , bradfordthe cheap saying, when gatwick was a contender, adverts were saying, gatwick, obviously. so this has been contentious and emotional and the finances are incredibly, the gated and the hope is that mps will focus on how this third runway could potentially be financed as opposed to injecting brexit into it and bringing all the emotional baggage of that. i think the first heathrow three runway plan for heathrow was in something like 9016, it has taken time. when chris grayling is complaining about prevarication, the camera government in 2010 drops the third runway in heathrow and specifically was against the third runway. —— the cameroon government. so it is another problem for the conservatives. —— the cameron government. this supermarket chain is saying they're not going to use plastic bags for certain products, and several loose paperbacks, you will still be able to see the fruit and vegetables in your paperback they will have a strip, you will be able to see it. i think this is a hopef

shy is a senior lecturer in middle east politics at the university of bradford joins us now on skype from florence good to have you with us so what you make of the situation is the city about to fall as a whole. it is actually true and it was what was the most who ever controls this city effectively is going to. induce. conflict since two thousand and fifteen. we haven't seen any major ten point in this conflict since it was then taken why do we live in coalition it really hasn't made any serious advancement from any side and it will ease. as long as you can count of maintaining your points will all of those ethically begin to cigar as well and as long as he can't control these two major urban centers the not really lived to come to a meaningful negotiating table of course this is going to be serious who should be serious this is what if this is only live coalition manages it it will but this is the epic if you're going to cut this is like. i recorded a new york. minute. difficult for us in there in summer or that was actually my next question because there are reports that pro-gover

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take a look at some of the damage here in bradford county. the national weather service says this damageas caused by appear ef-2 tornado. several homes were destroyed, and cars were lifted off the ground and flied over. a dick's sporting goods seeb was ownen meters away in a neighbor's town. six people were hurt. ow our check bell is here with some good news athlete foes half of our weekend. even though it's day, dwrits going to be hot and humidity. still a pretty nice across the area, and then next week that's when you need to be on the lookout. the real industrial strength heat and hut arrives on monda brshid for your morning a comfortable start where are we are talkssg about the ility of some blitserring hot weather here early next week. these are the reerrd high teures for monday and tuesday.f all them are within reach of being tied or broken. 97, the record monday in wash,gton. he record for tuesday. ronald reagan that 94 on monday is in real danger. those 98's, 9's, maybe a step or two high, but we'll be within a group or two of that. m

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dan bradford is the first person to move back into his rebuilt home in coffey park.ays he's looking forward to seeing more of his neighbors return. ( darya ) the california public utilities commission is taking action to prevent destructive wildfires. the agency wants to require utility companies to shut off power when the wildfire danger is high. the c-p-u-c believes the plan could help save lives and property. p-g-&-e is backing the proposal... calling it a positive step. however, the idea is not sitting too well with customers who could lose their air conditioning on hot days. ( james ) in the east bay... shell oil has settled with the e-p-a for hazardous waste violations. the e-p-a complaint against the refinery included failure to manage and report hazardous waste violations... and failure to recognize hazardous waste. the settlement will include a penalty of just over 140-thousand dollars. shell will also spend about 250-thousand dollars in equipment improvements... and emergency planning for contra costa county. ( james ) lava has now destroyed 117 homes on ha

the economy, delighted with the extra opportunity for the likes of doncaster sheffield airport, bradford. there is no max rottluff sour grapes that london gets another runway for heathrow— that is not the case —— there is no sour grapes. wejust think it shouldn't be at the expense of the north. we have a company here who are a tech company, with 200 live vacancies for highly skilled, highly trained programmers and the like, but they can't fill them because those kind of people can't move from manchester to leeds quickly enough, and until we solve that problem, until we get dropper high—speed rail, east to west, rather than north to south, then this region will never fulfil its potential and will never be a full and proper contributor to the uk, thatis and proper contributor to the uk, that is what we are asking for really. matthew jaffa from the the yorkshire post —— james mitchinson from the yorkshire post, thank you. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour, but first the headlines on bbc newsroom live: cabinet ministers are discussing whether to back controversial plans fo

and northwest of here, a second ef-2 twister striking several homes in bradford county. david, this storm ripped through right about closing time for many of these businesses. if it had been just a few hours earlier, so many more people would have been caught in this storm. david? >> eva pilgram tonight. thank you. we'll turn next to the urgent manhunt in seattle tonight after someone opened fire on several drivers in their cars outside the airport there. one airport runway shut down for a time. we're hearing will carr reports from seattle. >> reporter: tonight, police searching for the person who fired on at least four unsuspecting motorists driving near seattle's airport before the suspect strikes again. through the passenger side, and i realized it was a bullet. >> reporter: the bullets ripping through drivers' windshields windows and doors. >> the bullet hole is in the door, bottom part of the door. it's into the seats. the bullet is in the seats. >> reporter: authorities today canvassing this neighborhood with metal detectors, searching for shell casings. >> how muc

there wasn't a cloud in the sky as shown by this weather watcher in bradford yesterday.ursday morning, especially part of lincolnshire, east anglia, cloud just drifting in from the north sea. that should be in and break up pretty quickly and then just a bit of puffy fair weather cloud building during the course of the day. those temperatures towards central and western parts of the high 20s. the touch cooler around the east coast. in scotland we will see some of the highest temperatures, up to around 31 degrees in glasgow, temperatures just high enough to spark off one or two isolated showers but much of scotla nd two isolated showers but much of scotland staying dry. beautiful blue sky is out there, feeling warm once again, with temperatures up to 30 degrees in a few places. high—pressure stays with us as we look towards the end of the week, just drifting a bit further north through the day on friday but still keeping a drive him to our weather. another dry day to come on friday. temperatures for most of us still doing well. more of a northerly influence to those breeze

talk to christoph bluth, professor of international relations and security at the university of bradforday there about this on and off son summit which appears very much on at the moment. how would you characterize the expectations on each side? good evening. yes, the top administration has tried very ha rd top administration has tried very hard not to downplay expectations, it will basically be a get to know you meeting. it's supposed to be the start of a process, but from the american point of view very much focused on a process of denuclearization, which could take a very long time and from the point of view of the north koreans it should be based on giving legitimacy to the regime, their political relations and economic benefits. and are these two different views of the summit, are they mutually exclusive? can each side take something away from this summit? they probably will take something away from it, but the question is how well it worked out in the long run? and i don't think that the aims of the trump administration to completely de—nuclear rights and north korea are realistic

complicated as possible and meanwhile protesters in belfast also took to the streets for a rally favor in bradford smoke bombs were thrown during the demonstrations but according to the police no arrests. i. white house has taken a swipe at the media for taking an image out of context and using it to attack the trumpet administration's hard line immigration policy and is are to scale up an explains the misuse of photos to push an agenda all appears to be on the rise. they say that a picture is worth a thousand words powerful images hit you in the gut and they pluck our heartstrings but they can also be deceiving take a look at this cover of time magazine the little girl in this photo has become symbolic of the trumpet ministrations policy of separating undocumented children from their parents here's the original photo and here's how the photo has been used in mainstream media i could sit here all day and tell you about president trump's new zero tolerance integration policy or i could just show you a single picture this one no one image has come to define the policy more than this one it shows a t

private bradford henning left for four days when he learned that his family was nearly naked . after he sought to his family's fate, he simply walked back into camp. private henry newton heard his family was thrown out of their house. newton asked several times for a leave, but to no avail. newton expressed severe concern to his family, of his family to his compatriots, and finally he left. when a fellow soldier asked why new and, newton's comrade replied "he said he would have to go and feed his family. he said in the fit they were in, he has to do something for them." women played an important role in the men's leaves of freedom. they encouraged men to leave the army and return home. women shielded their husbands from authorities and helped them men keep their freedom as well. soldiers read letters from their families who suffered not just hunger and sickness, the men heard from their wives and children that masters continued abusing their families. onm green city, kentucky, july 6, jane howard boyce's ongoing abuses to her husband. she said that she was beaten nearly to deat

should be in jail, and he also actually, rudy giuliani, told the daily beeson that the pushback on bradford scale who who is the 2020 reelt campaign manager for the trump campaign was out on twitter saying that jeff sessions should be removed as attorney general for his mishandling of the russian investigation. well i can tell you that rudy giuliani tonight is telling "the daily beast" that the political advisor should stay out of this and he is in charge of this entire effort and is handling it this well. he's not an attorney but he is saying most of his fire, rudy giuliani, tonight for robert mueller. he told our own sean hannity that it's highly unlikely that the president will sit down for any kind of interview with mueller. >> do i look crazy? so far i still have all my senses and i'm a heck of a lawyer. i get drummed out of the profession if i did. the reality is you don't put your client in a kangaroo court. >> ed: the other thing is, he's confirming that he did talk to fbi agents a month ago and wants to know what kind of surprise. he says he spoke to the fbi and they were working w

of a book club and i thought they went round to discuss literature or the latest barbara taylor bradfordhat these people do. i think this is very patronising, this film. part of the fact it wastes four great actresses with terrible scripts, bad lighting, bad editing. you are waiting for the laughs to come and they are not there. it gets embarrassing seeing jane fonda, who was sexually forward thinking in the ‘70s, with films like klute, and diane keaton who set the bar with annie hall. this puts it backwards. i am all for older women talking about their sex lives and having sex, that is fine, but here, it just felt that none of these people were real at all, or got themselves into real situations, that might be construed as comic. and it is a waste of talent, which is a shame. shame. i would like your mum to review the film. take us through something you enjoyed more. yes, this is a sexy french thriller, which is how i like them. it is called l'amant double. we are so au fait with these we don't need to translate them. it is about a young woman called chloe, who works in an art gallery,

of a book club and i thought they went round to discuss literature or the latest barbara taylor bradfordpatronising, this film. part of the fact it wastes four great actresses with terrible scripts, bad lighting, bad editing. you are waiting for the laughs to come and they are not there. it gets embarrassing seeing jane fonda, who was sexually forward thinking in the ‘70s, with films like klute, and diane keaton who set the bar with annie hall. this puts it backwards. i am all for older women talking about their sex lives and having sex, that is fine, but here, it just felt that none of these people were real at all, or got themselves into real situations, that might be construed as comic. and it is a waste of talent, which is a shame. shame. i would like your mum to review the film. take us through something you enjoyed more. yes, this is a sexy french thriller, which is how i like them. it is called l'amant double. we are so au fait with these we don't need to translate them. it is about a young woman called chloe, who works in an art gallery, who goes to see a psychiatrist to get rid

and other by senator bradford that deals with data. it has been so hard -- what is happening here is happening in the state level. it has been so hard to get police departments to agree to collect data, just information. there are actually two bills that will hopefully make it easier for us to capture more data about what police are doing. >> supervisor cohen: it is admirable that you're engaging on the state level with our legislatures to make important strides to change laws. a lot of the laws we have been able to implement here, data collection, i alter that ordinance and got that passed a few years ago for data collection. of various types of data collection, also paying attention to fines and fees. we pass that on tuesday as you know. no longer criminalizing poor people for their inability to pay. that's what we've been doing at the local level i've noticed on the state level that people are paying attention. i authored other legislation that surely weber is carrying and that feels really good because i believe on the local level

taken in the last hour at bradford—on—avon.mperatures around 20 by the afternoon, a degree or so higher and for most of us some sunshine in the forecast. it will be mainly dry, however there is ill some heavy and potentially thundery showers around. detail on those in a moment. a quick look at the pollen levels, very high across england and wales. low for much of scotland and— northern ireland. some heavy, thundery showers across the channel island is bringing torrential rain. showers across parts of rails, some rumbling yorkshire. —— parts of wales. across scotland and northern ireland we have a warning from the met office, heavy showers, not eve ryo ne met office, heavy showers, not everyone will see them but if you do it will be a lot of rain in a short amount of time. cool along the north—eastern coast of england, there is heavy showers likely to crop up across northern ireland, a across cumbria. could see a view across cumbria. could see a view across wales, south—west england some thundery showers continuing to the channe

my uncle who came to the uk in the 1960s, and i think, because we had relatives in huddersfield, bradford keighley. and the story stretches over three generations. there is one particularly poignant strand in the story, which is the daughter who has inherited the cancer that killed, the gene that produced the cancer that killed her mother, and knows that she is going to die. i mean, you are taking it head—on there. yes, it‘s — i wanted, with this book, to write some british south asian characters that you just don‘t see. and, you know, too often the books that get published by british authors from a south asian background often tend to be about identity or radicalisation, or arranged marriages. and myjoke has always been that true diversity will come when we get a brown writer writing that literary fiction where a middle—aged, middle—class creative writing professor has sex with one of his students and is a bit sad for 300 pages. so my version of that was to try and write about a stand—up comedian, and the immigrant who didn‘t end up in london, and, you know, the internal life of someone

newspaper groups — covering titles including the manchester evening news, yorkshire evening post and the bradfordrd o'neill — jim o'neill is vice chair of the northern powerhouse partnership, and also served as commercial secretary to the treasury. good evening. who is responsible for this? to be honest, i am not that interested in allocating the blame, because the problem is there are so many different participants, that is why the government, if it is wise, buying into something that i learned in over 30 years of finance, do not let a crisis go to waste and how big a fiasco can you have delivered right in front of you as this? i think for the government, they should think quickly and opportunistically and now make it clear that they are going to deliver paris to transport for the north, along the lines of what transport for london has had and has been very successful with for so long, because as they often say in terms of the conceptual framework, they plan to have all these things in the future, including transport for the north type transport for the whole of the north. here is a chance to de

and northwest of here, a second ef-2 twister striking several homes in bradford county.storm ripped through right about closing time for so many businesses. if it had been just a few hours earlier, so many more people would have been caught in this storm. eva pilgrim, abc news, wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. >>> protesters hit the streets protesting the separation of children and their parents at the border. some carrying signs and others slammed the government for crackdown on immigrant families. the outrage spread indoors to the white house briefing room. >> don't you have any empathy for what these people are going through? they have less -- >> guys, settle down. >> it's a serious question. these people have nothing. they come to the border with nothing. and you throw children in cages. you're a parent, you're a parent of young children. don't you have any empathy for what they go through? >> religious leaders like franklin graham are speaking out in a letter pleading with the white house to allow immigrant children to stay with parents caught crossing the border illegal

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john maguire, bbc news, bradford.s like it has been working because the levels have dropped, and that was one of the reasons why it was taken off, at three months, and moved to a year. some living hearing the family's story there, and their appeal now to get more signatures. —— it is now appealing hearing the family's story. what is your take on the right way forward ? story. what is your take on the right way forward? it is really heartbreaking just to see what happened to kia. i think it is a difficult to make thatjudgment and to understand what would be right. so there is an independent committee who sit and trawl through all the data, and they look at what is happening, not only here, but also in other countries. there are other countries who don't do the vaccination at three months and don't do it, theyjust like we do, and they do really well and seemed to keep their rates down. all these decisions are made taking all that information on board. meningitis is one of those things, as a parent especially with young

some showers likely in south—west england, wales, the north midlands, the leeds and bradford area, andwill start off a bit cloudy compared to this morning. that cloud will thin out and break up to bring sunshine. showers developing into the afternoon across south—west scotla nd the afternoon across south—west scotland and north west england. showers also around wales but pretty isolated. for most it will be dry and fairly bright. going into wednesday, high pressure still dominating things for many of us. but you notice towards the west, low pressure system slowly moves its way m, pressure system slowly moves its way in, bringing cloud and rain across scotla nd in, bringing cloud and rain across scotland and northern ireland, and an increasing wind as well later on wednesday. but for the bulk of england and wales, it will be dry and bright with temperatures up into the 20s. that is it from me. goodbye. this is business live from bbc news with sally bundock and ben thompson. deep divisions between the us and its key allies after president trump's g7 meltdown. live from london, that's our

largest newspaper groups, including the manchester evening news, the yorkshire evening post and the bradfordpromise to prioritise a high—speed trans—pennine service over crossrail two. the comedian, michael mcintyre, has been robbed by thieves on a moped, as he waited to collect his children from a school in north london. according to reports, the men smashed his car windows before taking his watch and speeding off. police said no injuries were reported and no arrests have been made. an almost complete dinosaur skeleton believed to be around 150 million yea rs old believed to be around 150 million years old has been sold at an auction in paris for almost £1.6 million. nine metres long apparently and it was found several years ago on private land in wyoming and experts believe it's likely to be a new species dating from the late jurassic period. it sold to a private collector and has drawn criticism from some who believe these rare finds should go to scientists for examination instead of being locked up in someone's private collection. it sounds like something from jurassic park, someone some

they say it will be detrimental to manchester, birmingham, leeds and bradford airports, they would lose was quietly confident. what is your assessment? there is good reason for the government to be quietly confident. chris grayling said this morning that the nation has prevaricated for half a century about heathrow. the main reason is that the main parties are divided. like the vapour trial that goes to the sky, it goes through the main parties and has done for decades. the government is in favour of the third runway, but borisjohnson, the foreign secretary, has been opposed for years. he said foreign secretary, has been opposed foryears. he said he foreign secretary, has been opposed for years. he said he would lie down in front of the bulldozers to prevent a third runway. would you adam and eve it, he is not around today. he has managed tojet off on foreign trip, a fact—finding trip to djibouti or something like that. he will not be around for the vote. what does the transport secretary make of that? boris would prefer to build the new airport in the thames estuary. he has been clear

bradford city manager, he was the caretaker manager, i interviewed him there.gland side do well in russia in a few weeks‘ time that they will be sharing some money as well, but it will be a lot more than a thousand quid, went it? if they win it, you andi quid, went it? if they win it, you and i will both be sending some cash out there. you as well, that will be surprising! thanks for that, harry! laughter and carol... tell us about the plight of a lonely peacock? i have to say this is and finally story for us, trevor, don't know who named him, trevor peacock, ditched by his girlfriend, a peahen called connie. he was sent packing, so he has gone off walking around a village in county durham trying to find a new love. he has caused quite a lot of problems. he has been on rooftops, where residents have been feeding him skondras and trying to attract him, tried to catch him, because he was resident for five years at a local care home. he wandered in their one—day, liked it so wandered in their one—day, liked it so much, and then stayed, and now has decided to go wa

bradford fire diplomacy the u.s. and north korea are still trying to hammer out even the most basic parameters of the proposed two hundred twelve meeting in singapore is this any way to run a summit that's where we'll start on this edition of. the politicking on larry king this week an aide to the north korean president arrived in the united states for talks aimed at salvaging the summit between kim jong un and donald trump a summit that originally from was to rid north korea of its nuclear weapons program but which has since been canceled rescheduled and now exists somewhere between maybe and probable. with so little time left before the meeting in singapore can both sides come to an agreement and salvage what could be a historic summit let's talk about that with joel rubin who served as deputy assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs in the obama administration and he's proud. strategy group he joins us from the nation's capital until according to u.s. intelligence reports the u.s. community has conclud