army and counter terrorism intelligence officer and in brighton we cross to catherine shocked and she is a senior analyst with center all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated let me go to charles first. this war has been going on for three years i gave some of the stats encourage our viewers to go to doctors without frontiers and look at their side on yemen the much more detailed much more group. i would even say what is the u.k. u.s. interest in this war against the country the poorest country in the middle east what is the thinking behind british foreign policy supporting saudi arabia and the emirates against yemen. i suspect on the one hand you've got u.k. and the u.s. saying that says some degree and we can come on to that later on their national interests are aligned with saudi arabia particularly against iran of course in yemen elsewhere and again you have to question and i'm hoping hopefully later in a post we will do that in more detail as to why the u.k. and u.s. always seem to see their interests as being in confli

. >> reporter: he said this past weekend he spotted two to three dozen of the sharks at anew brighton state beach park and he said -- at new brighton state beach park and he said this is the new norm. >> they'll come in the afternoon shallows to warm up. >> reporter: he believes the great white population is making a comeback after years oaching. >> ever since the movie jaws was released most of the poacher hunters wanted to go out and kill all of the great white sharks they could find. they've been protected in california since 1993. these sharks produce very slowly and very late in life. >> reporter: does that make our waters here more dangerous? >> the sharks have always been here and there's always been big sharks. these sharks play a critical role maintaining the ecosystems and food webs in the ocean. >> reporter: so that marine biologist knows what he's doing, but coming up at 6:00 what happens when he puts his friend into a kayak, what he captured on video? that's coming up at 6:00. live in santa cruz county, maria medina, kpix5. >>> the woman seen in a viral video allegedly ca

businesses in brighton, themselves.they are desperate to know what endgame we have, and it feeds into the shambles surrounding the government's handling of brexit. i was interested that jeremy corbyn we nt was interested that jeremy corbyn went on brexit, i think because he knew he couldn't be worse than she is, and this idea we will have 15 amendments to be discussed next week in12 amendments to be discussed next week in 12 hours amendments to be discussed next week in12 hours is amendments to be discussed next week in 12 hours is such a disservice to democracy, i think it is gone down as well as a cup of cold sick on both sides of the house. whatever side you were born in this debate, it surely has to be worrying that we are going into these negotiations without a plan. brexit negotiations are complex, it is a difficult club to leave. the question was simple, do you want to stay or leave, but actually carrying that out is complex, a twisted web and difficult to get to the bottom of, so i'm not surprised that there is

army and counter terrorism intelligence officer and in brighton we cross to katherine shocked and she is a senior analyst with the center all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated let me go to charles first. this war has been going on for three years i gave some of the stats encourage our viewers to go to doctors without frontiers and look at their side on yemen much more detailed much more gruesome i would even say what is the u.k. u.s. interest in this war against the country this is the poorest country in the middle east what is the thinking behind british foreign policy supporting saudi arabia and the emirates against yemen. i suspect on the one hand you've got u.k. and the u.s. saying that some degree and we can come on to that later on their national interests are aligned with saudi arabia particularly against iran of course in yemen elsewhere and again you have to question i'm hoping hopefully later in a post we will do that in more detail as to why the u.k. and u.s. always seem to see their interests as being in confli

ok let me go back to catherine on skype in brighton well as we've already pointed out in this program and you put it quite definitively in the first part of the programme. the people of yemen do not want to be occupied they are proven over the last three years to be quite resistant to that even though the casualties are high in every single way there has never been any doubt solid documentation that iran is helping militarily or any in any kind of meaningful material way so what is facing the saudis in the u.a.e. in the in the emirates i mean it doesn't they get to have a land invasion in occupied i mean the people of yemen shown didn't themselves to be quite resilient to the onslaught that they've experienced over the last three and a half years go ahead catherine. well yes. i mean historically yemen was nothing they did in that you know the ultimate in power actually you know gevalt been allowed yemen to have a great degree of autonomy and it really goes to show you know this i would not really get a brushing up on the history bearing in mind that yemen is actually a direct neighbor

army and counter terrorism intelligence officer and in brighton we cross to katherine shocked and she is a senior analyst with the center all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated let me go to charles first. this war has been going on for three years i gave some of the stats encourage our viewers to go to doctors without frontiers and look at their side on yemen much more detailed much more gruesome i would even say what is the u.k. u.s. interest in this war against the country this is the poorest country in the middle east what is the thinking behind british foreign policy supporting saudi arabia and the emirates against yemen. i suspect on the one hand you've got u.k. and the u.s. saying that to some degree and we can come on to that later on their national interests are aligned with saudi arabia particularly against iran of course in yemen elsewhere and again you have to question and i'm hoping hopefully we will do that in more detail as to why the u.k. and u.s. always seem to see their interests as being in conflict with i

ok let me go back to catherine on skype in brighton well as we've already pointed out on this program when you put it quite definitively in the first part of the program. the people of yemen do not want to be occupied they're proven over the last three years to be quite resistant to that even though the casualties are high in every single way there has never been any doubt solid documentation that iran is helping militarily or any in any kind of meaningful material way so what is facing the saudis in the usa in the in the emirates i mean it doesn't. have a land invasion in occupy it i mean the people of yemen have shown do themselves to be quite resilient to the onslaught that they have experienced over the last three and a half years go ahead catherine. well yes i mean historically yemen was nothing they did intend that you know the ultimate in power actually you know gave all been allowed yemen to have a great degree of autonomy and it really goes to show that you know the really good at brushing up on the history bearing in mind that yemen is actually a neighbor when it comes to yo

opener beaumont made 101 and wicketkeeper taylor struck ii8 as the hosts posted 331—6 in brighton.hloe tryon made an indent on the score, with the third and final match to be played in kent on friday. fresh from their historic victory over england on sunday, scotland's cricketers have come back down to earth with a bump. pakistan skipper safraz ahmed top—scored with an unbeaten 89, as his side set a victory target of 205 for the hosts in their t20 international in edinburgh. the scots fell well short of their target, managing 156—6 in their 20 overs. england captain eoin morgan says his side will be happy to shake hands with australia's players before the start of the one day series on wednesday. it is the first time australia have played a series since the ball—tampering scandal on their south african tour in march, but morgan says it will be business as usual. from the oval, in london, here is our sports correspondentjoe wilson. it is not the ashes, but don't mistake of significance. australia's first series after the sandpaper scandal. here, their captain, tim paine, is checking

now, most children like a good bedtime story, but ten year old frasier cox from brighton has writtenpetition. he's become one of the country's youngest published authors for his book which is about a friendship between two boys, one of which is a refugee. charlie rose reports. the winner of the competition is fraser.

now, most children like a good bedtime story, but ten year old frasier cox from brighton has writtenhis own and it's won him a national competition. he's become one of the country's youngest published authors for his book which is about a friendship between two boys, one of which is a refugee. charlie rose reports. the winner of the competition is fraser. atjust ten years old, fraser cox wins a nationwide story writing contest and becomes one of the uk's youngest published authors. even if i did win, i didn't know it would become such a big thing. on that day when i found out that this was going to be the fate of that story, i was so, so ecstatic. frasier‘s story is about a friendship between two boys, one of whom is a refugee. the idea came to him in the classroom. the original homework was to make a poem and it had to be about difference and diversity. i think the thing that got to me the most is the refugee crisis because i've just imagined what it's like, an ordinarily life going to an ordinary school, and suddenly your country says, we are going to war. frasier has autism and hi

we have come to brighton shops in the middle of moscow absolute sneaker heaven as you can see a lot more trying this a little more running here ahead of the free fall corp to special editions of sneakers being brought i want to celebrate the national stadium the luzhniki you don't want to celebrate the city itself the city of moscow. look at the clock see it read from the made for you. is that these are the adidas luzhniki you see there luzhniki there and i think on the other one in russian. and they say. as you can say old school stick looks nice and go look at the daytime so when you watch the games over the next few days in the few weeks the yellow the rates and the all day color the seats at luzhniki stadium try them on and say fall bake wearing some of these around shouting june and he. said look. at the capital city say here's the white version quite like those what do you think that's most about and we've also got the black version if you want to wrangle i mean don't you think this. is the case for the real deal the people well. it's going to. tell us about being here in russia ha

two dozen great white sharks spotted close to shore near new brighton state beach. you can see the sharks circling there. the kayakers estimate the sharks were up to 14 feet long. you can see how close it is to the shore. it comes just days after warning signs went up ithe area. deputies notified the seascape resort where a 5-year-old great whitewa washed ashore. >>> firefighters are devastated by the shooting death of one of their own. a fire broke out at a senior facility in long beach. as crews battled flames, someone started shooting at them. two firefighters were among the three people hit. a captain was killed. there's no word on a motive. some are calling it an ambush.t. we're going to be looking at that. that's the environment we work in today. as law enforce money acement an firefighters. >> a 77-year-old man is in custody. he faces suspicion of murder, attempted murder and arson charges. >>> in an unprecedented move, the san jose police officers association is demanding city's independent police auditor be fired for misconduct. the president turned in more

musician fatboy slim blends into the background but today is an exception here in the english town of brighton he's the model for photographer joseph ford for dresses his subjects in hand items matching their surroundings creating a chameleon effect for his knitted camouflage project that boy slim agreed to wear a new robe created specially to fade into the eight metre wide smiley face painted on his rooftop. that's that's. sparking a sense of humor and attention to the. ford has been interested in blending objects for years and his eyes are trained to see places that are perfect for melting them together i think the one thing the people of austin about repeatedly is it's all the thrill is it all what you don't see joy is all the retouching but i was very interested in working with something which is which isn't easy to work with. it isn't perfect you don't get something which looks absolutely perfect that's why i feel so excited but it's a bit meaner and so that shooting the thing. needed a dud provides the meticulously crafted knitwear for ford's shoots their collaboration began four years a

who shot this video tells us that shark was one of about two dozen great whites spotted off new brightontate beach in capitola this weekend. he estimates some of the sharks were up to 14 feet long, but everyone stayed calm and no one was hurt. another view shows you just how close a shark was to the shore where families played in the water. reminds me of that movie. you know the movie. >> no. i have no idea. what movie is that. >> you know. >> jaws. spielberg's debut effort in the feature film development except for jewel. quite a grim. let's get back to weather. -- film. s get back to weather. >>> we t'havele a sea breeze an high pressure over the south line, but it's easing up, so tomorrow instead of triple digit inland we'll be in the mid-80s, about where we should be for this time of year. tomorrow looks sunny after the morning low clouds. as we look towards the san francisco airport, concord right now is 62 degrees, oakland 60. you realize this time tonight sunday night, 24 hours ago concord was like in its e thcoo deal. as we look from high atop the pacific, almost on the way from

musician fatboy slim blends into the background but today is an exception here in the english town of brighton he's the model for photographer joseph ford for dresses his subjects in hand items matching their surroundings creating a chameleon effect for his knitted camouflage project that was slim agreed to wear a new robe created specially to fade into the eight metre wide smiley face painted on his rooftop a series are so that's that's. kind of sense of humor and attention to the. ford has been interested in blending objects for years and his eyes are trained to see places that are perfect for melting them together i think the one thing that people also about are peacefully is is although for real is it all what you don't see joy is all the retouching but i was very interested working with sally which is which isn't easy to work with. it isn't perfect you don't get something which looks absolutely perfect that's why i feel so excited when i was a bit leaner and so the shooting death of a. media dot provides the meticulously crafted knitwear for ford's shoots their collaboration began four ye

yesterday nearly two dozen great white sharks were spotted close to shore near new brighton beach in capitola, and a dead shark washed ashore in aptos last week. it's summer. this is all of our territory. ours and theirs. be careful where you swim and kayak. >> i know. my daughter was we're headed to that beach tomorrow. >> be careful. don't go in the warm. >> how warm? >> just like last week. friday and saturday, inland spots very likely closing in on close to one thun degrees once again. but for now pretty comfortable outside. short-term, things are going to be turning cooler as we head towards tomorrow. right now 78 degrees in san jose. hazy skies. a bit warmer today in the tri-valley. 83 in dublin. we had numbers in the mid-80s earlier. and there in emeryville 66 degrees. west wind at 14 miles per hour. and into san francisco, low clouds on approach. currently 63 degrees. ughtoday was warmer inland, as we talked about last night, indeed it was. we had the temperatures cliechling abocliechl i climbing about 3 to 5 degrees. the trend reverses tomorrow as we'll be dealing with the s

brighton, 11% less than average. coventry, 19% less than average. up and, yes, wake up to the fact that the public is expecting a lot more from our universities now. gone is the time when people were just grateful to get a university place and the university dictated the terms to them. who in the organisation receives these rapid response reports? new nursing students know they will get a job, a graduate salary and career. but for many more students, the prospects are less certain. the questions about value, more urgent. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. 20 premier league matches a season will be shown on amazon from next year. the online streaming service has won the rights to show every game from the first round of midweek games in december and all ten games on boxing day as part of the three—year deal. 0ur media editor amol rajan is with me now. this is a significant move by amazon. it certainly is. this is the first time the stranglehold of bt and sky on the premier league has broken and it's significant. it shows the distinction between the internet

this happened saturday morning in oakland's glenview neighborhood on brighton avenue. the security video shows a woman get out of red car parked on the street... run up to the porch... grab the box... and then run back to the car. the kron 4 viewer who sent us this video says the package was delivered 6-minutes before it was stolen. he is offering 500-dollars to anyone who can identify the woman and return the stolen package. ( james ) happening today... berkeley mayor jesse arreguin will deliver the annual state of the city address. the mayor is expected to focus on homelessness, housing... affordability.. infrastructure and education. mayor arreguin will share progress made since his election in 20- 16 and will present future plans. he will give his presentation at berkeley city college tonight. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... children at the u-s mexico border could soon be reunited with their families.. we'll have the latest out of the white house. ( james ) and after the break... an east bay toddler is battling stage- four cancer. now his mom is

this happened saturday morning in oakland's glenview neighborhood on brighton avenue. the security video shows a woman get out of red car parked on the street... run up to the porch... grab the box... and then run back to the car. the kron 4 viewer who sent us this video says the package was delivered 6-minutes before it was stolen. he is offering 500-dollars to anyone who can identify the woman and return the stolen package. ( robin ) in the north bay... police in petaluma arrest a man who they say had sex with a 13-year-old girl. police say brent spivey... from southern california... met the girl on social media nad visitied her in december of 2017. police then pretended to be the girl on social media in order to rack spivey down. when he arrived back in the bay area yesterday mornign he was taken into custody. he is being charged with 18 different counts of suspected sex acts with a minor. ( robin ) another big story we are following this morning... a u-c berkeley graduate is shot and killed while camping with his two young daughters. tristan beaudette took his daug

this happened saturday morning in oakland's glenview neighborhood on brighton avenue. the security video shows a woman get out of red car parked on the street... run up to the porch, grab the box, and then run back to the car. the kron 4 viewer who sent us this video says the package was delivered 6- minutes before it was stolen. he is offering 500-dollars to anyone who i-d's the woman and returns the stolen goods. more details are on our website... kron4.com. (jr) cities across the country were celebrating pride month with parades. many of those coming today on the west coast. here in san francisco the weekend of gay pride events wrapped up with the always colorful l-g-b-t-q pride parade and march through the heart of the city. you can see amazon was well represented here... as well as in seattle... where their headquarters are located. (jrs) organizers say as many as 1 million people were expected to turn out for the 48th annual event. some took to floats and others walked the streets. this year's theme was "generations of strength." terisa estacio spent the day with

this happened saturday morning in oakland's glenview neighborhood on brighton avenue. the security video shows a woman get out of red car parked on the street... run up to the porch, grab the box, and then run back to the car. the kron 4 viewer who sent us this video says the package was delivered 6-minutes before it was stolen. he is offering 500-dollars to anyone who i-d's the woman and returns the stolen goods. more details are on our website... kron4.com. (jrstone) the debate about who is allowed go into the united states often leaves out the very important issue, why migrants from central america are fleeing their homes. rafael romo has more on those who risk everything in the pursuit of a better life. we found them just below a bridge connecting mexico and guatemala.when we first witnessed these scenes in 2015, it was clear that the border was wide open for migrants and anything you want to smuggle.little has changed. rafael romo, guatemala/mexico border: "this is how central american migrants cross the border. as are on a makeshift boat. this is the suchiate riv

if you are going toward the brighton bridge, expect delays.haven't seen any accidents but we will check in with chp. when you go to the san mateo bridge, i don't know if there is a wind advisory and we can check in to see if that is still the case. we are seeing speeds in the green in both directions, going through 880 and 101. a little slow southbound and northbound, not a problem. the approach to the lower deck is at the limit and we are seeing speeds in the green at the richmond san rafael bridge with our sensors not quite catching up but things are slow on the approach heading to 101. your ride is looking good and we are seeing some space between those vehicles and then over to the 101, traffic is going well in both directions but we have early reports of a problem near ignacio and it looks like it has been cleared and traffic is moving. let's check on the forecast. it looks a little windy. >>> windy in some locations but we don't have as much breeze as what we had last week. it has simmered down a lot since the weekend with a look at the

now i'm joined from brighton by matt wrack, the general secretary of the fire brigades union.icted in what he can say on some subjects, as he has seen evidence not in the public domain. i wonder what your reaction to what we heard today was. what we saw published today? well, i think it confirms what many of us suspected that there was a series of failings in terms of fire safety in that building. a building that was built in 1974 and at the time would have been a fire safe building, the architects who designed it and the people who built it would have thought about fire safety. as your report explained, to contain fires to a flat of origin, that is the basis of fire fighting policy and leads on to issues like the stay put issue. but that in this case so many things went wrong. the fire lift didn't work. windows had been fitted incorrectly. the smoke extraction system didn't work. fire doors had been altered and the most... alarming factor, the fact that the building was wrapped in flammable cladding. that is shocking. those are the facts that led to the fire spread on that sc

this is new brighton state beach, a kayaker shot the video both saturday and sunday, he says there wereut two dozeng , despite being close encounter, he said everybody stayed calm and nobody was hurt. here's another video showing just how close a shark got to shore, you can see families playing in the water just feet away. the weekend prior, a dead great white shark washed onto the sand at the seascape resort. >>> people who live on the southeast side of clearlake are being told to leave their homes, the pawnee fire is burning out of control and getting people to safety is the priority.>>> a head on cbs this morning, we are in northern california where wildfires are forcing hundreds from their homes and firefighters are battling flames growing out of control. plus, we will look into the effort to reunite more than 2000 families separated at the border. why some say the process is not working very well. >>> and silicon valley is known for computer chips, but baby chicks? how high tech workers are building chicken tubes to disconnect. see you at seven.>>> toward neighborhoods in lake coun

joining me now from our studio in brighton is professor steven maguire from the university of sussex,mber of the university's uk trade policy observatory, which offers independent trade advice to assist the uk government. thank you forjoining us. these comments from airbus and bmw, is this something you saw coming? i think it has been known for a while that businesses were extremely concerned about the course of the brexit negotiations. both companies, certainly airbus, has been extremely forthcoming, in terms of providing evidence to parliamentary committees, looking at the impact of brexit. i think they have signalled for quite some time their concerns. i think they are raising the level now because we are getting very near the time when decisions have to be made. i'm sorry, i'm having trouble hearing you. i say it does feel like businesses have been fairly quiet up until now? i think that is true. i expect a lot of businesses and business associations didn't want to be seen associations didn't want to be seen as undermining the referendum result and they wanted to be seen to respec

. >> reporter: he hasn't heard of one report of a great white biting someone at new brighton beach.anta cruz county, maria medina, kpix5. >> just keep your head on a swivel. be careful. have a good night! >> thanks for watching! announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: that's awesome, man. i appreciate that. thank y'all very much. yeah, i do. i appreciate that. yeah. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] i got to tell you something. we got a good one today. returning for their fifth and final day with a total of 20,840 bucks, from antioch, california--it's the champs-- it's the sabella family... [cheering and applause] and from columbia, maryland, it's the walker family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and, remember, if the sabella family wins today's game, folks, they're driving out of here in a brand-new car! [cheering and applause] hey, let's go meet the walker family. r

these are brighton reports that an fbi agent typically would prepare after he or she interviews a witness, basically saying, here is what the witness said to me. normally, once you write the report, that is there to. you don't have a chance to go back over the next few months and edited or make changes, particularly if those changes are made in the direction of one of your political supervisors. you can always add to it, you can say, i forgot something which you would submit usually a new report. what apparently is being alleged here is something far different and far more troubling. there were other people at the beer who basically said, we don't like what was in this witness report, so let's go and edited a little bit to reach the outcome we want to. >>nnon: that is what congressman meadows was talking about, there were suggestions they were changed to either bind or psecuting or not prosecuting individuals. that is a pretty weighty decision. >> it sure is. it's a wghty decision and a very strong allegation. if it's true, it's extremely concerning. the whole point of these witness repor

got left is really the remnants of that and in particular, there is the national elm collection in brightonbeastie. if we can't do anything, you are loath to sate, insecticidal pesticides that can use, that are safe? probably not. the problem with this one is, because it's so mobile, it willjust come back in again. it's not a hopeless message. the point about this is it's an example of a pest thatis this is it's an example of a pest that is coming from a different part of the world. we need to put measures in place to stop further things coming in. in the first instance, we would like to track where it is in the country. there is a website called 0bservatory where people can go and register through the tree alerts page with they can upload a photograph, provide information about where they have observed this pattern in the leaves. so that's the first thing. the second thing is that people should think carefully before bringing plant material back into the country and were now buying plant material, that they can insist on stuff that is sourced and grown in the uk. can we remind people what

jeeves, thank you forjoining us from brighton. and therefore we are really punching above our weight with some of the outcomes that we are providing. are you saying that if we match the spending like the spending per head of population of france and germany, we would have better outcomes and it comes to heart attacks, cancer and so on? we have talked for a very long time about the fact that increasingly our nhs is trying to deliver high—quality care without adequate resource in, without an adequate resource in, without an adequate workforce to be able to provide the care we want to deliver to the population. so i think with superiorfunding to the population. so i think with superior funding and superior resource in, we could be delivering more than we are now. and as you know, the government says the nhs will receive an extra £20.5 billion per year will receive an extra £20.5 billion peryear in will receive an extra £20.5 billion per year in real terms by 2023. the department of health tells us the nhs is world leading, and say th

i live in brighton and i spent my entire life on the train is going to london and then all over the countryt matter who you talk to, it's not their fault. it doesn't matter who you talk to, it's not theirfault. network it doesn't matter who you talk to, it's not their fault. network rail owns the track, and then some other people own the rolling stock and then you've got the franchise who operate the rolling stock. it doesn't matter who you ask. fundamentally, the infrastructure is run by network rail. the department for transport has said while the timing of this announcement is clearly u nfortu nate, given timing of this announcement is clearly unfortunate, given the current timetabling issues... most people will share the point, train travel has obviously got room to improve and has done for years. but however, he has performed at the head of the country's most important bodies. this shouldn't detract from him serving at the top of the important public body or from his work in improving safety and modernising our rail network." i'm no expert on the rail network, i am just a passenger but

like the natural elm collection in brighton and hove. in the 60s and 70s and so, what is left now is what is hanging on. this quy left now is what is hanging on. this guy is likely to come in and not good things for it. one thing we can do is watch very closely. i know you got advice on what people could do and notified they spotted it. the woodland trust is asking members the public to go to the observatory website and use the tree alerts link on that page where they can upload photographs and locations of what they have seen. that is if you have seen either the caterpillar or the zigzag shape, which has been cut through on the leaves. it is very easy to spot. reported through the website. that will allow the forestry commission and ourselves to track the progress of the bug across the country. thank you very much for talking to us about that. keep your eyes open. when you think about mining, you think about what happens underground, rather than over it. but this weekend all eyes will be on a giant mechanical miner roaming through south

i'm heather brighton with the german embassy, thank you very much for your great presentations and questions to our-- answers to our questions. i'm very curious about your take whether the u.s.'s withdrawal from the gcpoa has actually strengthened or weakened the u.s. position in this whole scramble? because, i mean, it hasn't gone unnoticed in pyong yang that there's another country and there was another agreement, there was no summitry in singapore, but an agreement that the u.s. was somehow part of. so i'd be very curious about your opinion. >> you know, i think kind of the initial narrative would be, especially before the u.s. pulled out, would be, well, if the u.s. pulls out that will sort of collapse any u.s.-north korea discussions and that, you know, you would think north korea would say, look, if you pull out of an agreement why should we sign anything with you. and i remember talking to north koreans last year when they said, now, your policy changes every four, eight years, how could we ever trust you again in some future tiation? >> i said, yeah, democracy is pretty messy, you ou

now, most children like a good bedtime story — but ten—year—old frasier cox from brighton has written friendship between two boys, one of which is a refugee. charlie rose reports. winner of the book people's bedtime story competition is frasier. at just ten years old, frasier cox wins a nationwide story writing contest and becomes one of the uk's youngest published authors. even if i and becomes one of the uk's youngest published authors. even ifi did when i did not think it would become such a big thing and on that day when i found out that this was going to be the fate of that story, i so ecstatic. frasier's story is about a friendship between two boys, one of whom is a refugee. the idea came to him in the classroom. the original home work was to make a poor and it had to be about different and diversity. i think the thing that got to me the most is the refugee crisis, because i just got to me the most is the refugee crisis, because ijust imagined an ordinary life going to an ordinary school and then suddenly, your country school and then suddenly, your cou ntry tells school and the

this happened saturday morning in oakland's glenview neighborhood on brighton avenue.he security video shows a woman get out of a red car parked on the street... run up to the porch... grab the box... and then run back to the car. the kron 4 viewer who sent us this video says the package was delivered 6-minutes before it was stolen. he is offering 500- dollars to anyone who can identify the woman and return the stolen package. he says it contained a high-end duffel bag worth more than 15- hundred dollars. (vicki) in the north bay... police in petaluma arrest a man who they say had sex with a 13-year-old girl. police say 24-year-old brent spivey... from southern california... met the girl on social media and visited her in december of 2017 when he had sex with her. earlier this year... police pretended to be the girl on social media in order to track spivey down. when he arrived back in the bay area yesterday morning... thinking he was going to meet with the girl... he was taken into custody. he is being held on 500- thousand dollars bail. (vicki) a man is dead...after

. >> dash cam from inside a brighton, michigan, police patrol car captured the high-speed chase and crash. >> excellent.go. while sin we'e >>llat -- >> people who choose to stay will fight that on their own. >> here it is. a bird caught playfully poking at a traffic camera. >> -- and all that matters -- >> danny farquhar came out to throw the first pitch. >> -- on "cbs this morning: saturday." >> that letter was a very nice letter. oh, would you like to see in that letter. >> what a cliffhanger. >> how much, how much, how much. >> trump says first to the lawyers. you'd pay me to see what's in it. nine minutes later, he said, i have not read the leer. really? >>> and welcome to the weekend, evan. i'm anthony mason along with dana jacobson. and we begin this morning with developments in the high-stakes relationship between the u.s. and north korea. the historic nuclear arms summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un is back on. the two leaders will meet june 12th in singapore, the original date and location for the summit before mr. trump abruptly called it off last

brighton stein -- bridenstine. >> thank you for allowing me to address you today. i would also like to thank chairman lamar smith, chairman thornberry and ranking members johnson and smith for your work on this important issue. your continued support with this -- of this administration's space policy mission is greatly appreciated. in addition, i think my esteemed colleagues general john hyten and administrator bridenstine for joining me on this panel. it's a pleasure to work with all of you, decision makers, enablers of u.s. space commercial and defense policy. your work is imperative to the future achievements and well- being of the united states. the trump adminstration and the department of commerce are creating more opportunities for the space community to develop and thrive. in just six months, president trump has signed three presidential space directives. the first calls for human expansion across the solar system. it's about time. the second sets a schedule for streamlining regulations to unshackle commercial activity in space. commerce is already advancin

yesterday i was able to give that input into the fire brigade union conference in brighton and thankbe published in advance of the eu withdrawal debate next week? first of all, i would also echo the comments he made about the work our emergencies abuses do every day to keep us safe and i think everybody across the house recognises that —— emergency services. yes the brexit secretary and i agree that we want to publish a white paper that goes beyond the speeches... that goes beyond the speeches... that goes beyond the speeches and papers that have been given and published so far, that goes into more detail is and that ensures that when we publish it, we are able to negotiate with our european union and european commission colleagues on that on the basis that this is an ambitious offer from the uk for basis that this is an ambitious offerfrom the uk for an basis that this is an ambitious offer from the uk for an ambitious trade deal and security partnership in the future. the question was a simple one, it was when we'll be white paper be published. next week we will be debating the mos

uber has clashed with regulators in other uk cities and has also been denied licences in york and brighton7 in england and wales. this is lower than for the general population of similar ages, but does not include suicides among students at further education colleges. let's talk tojennifer pennington, a senior mental health advisor at the birkbeck university of london. thank you for coming in. what do you make of these figures, and the pressures on students, and the story behind this statistic? it is good to see the figures have come out. working in universities we have known for a long time that the numbers of students who come with mental health problems, or they develop them while studying, it is growing year on year. it is good to have an open and transparent view of what is happening. why do you think it is growing year on year? student numbers are going up. widening participation. enabling access to education for students who previously have been denied that has meant that students who might have failed at university, or are looking at university as an option to develop themselves, a

it will start to brighton across the midlands later but where we hang on to the thickest cloud on theorrow we have cloud but unlike today it‘s going to start brightening up from the north. scotla nd brightening up from the north. scotland will have a sunny day, the same with northern england, parts of east anglia and the wash, lincolnshire and wales. at the far south of england and the channel islands will hang on to start brightening up from the north. scotla nd brightening up from the north. scotland will have a sunny day, the same with northern england, parts of east anglia and the wash, lincolnshire and wales. but the far south of england and the channel islands will hang onto the clouds. showers in the channel islands. northern ireland, you will have a bright day with sunny spells but the risk of some heavy showers. wednesday, again, some sea fret coming in from the north sea which will fade away across northern and eastern scotland but we will hang onto it across parts of north—east england, some drifting towards the north—west. elsewhere, dry weather and sunshine. the risk of s

have clashed with regular to send other uk cities and has also been denied licences in york and brightonast three days, with executives from uber and the transport regulator giving evidence. prince william has begun a five—day tour of the middle east, which will include the first official royal visit to israel and the palestinian territories. first, though, the duke of cambridge has been spending time in neighbouring jordan, from where our royal correspondent nicholas witchell sent this report. a gentle start to a royal tour of more than usual sensitivity. 0man, the capital ofjordan is the first stop for prince william, in a week where he will break new ground for the british royal family. where he will break new ground for the british royalfamily. up until now, no member of the family has paid an official visit to israel or the palestinian territory ‘s. it is happening now, at least in part, because britain wants to send a signal that middle east peace can only come about by dealing equally with both sides of the conflict. for a royal visit, it is challenging. is ha rd to a royal visit,

when we arrived in east sussex this morning it was dreich, grey and damp but is starting to brighton.ushes south and east. that is a weather front, as it pushes south and east. that is a weatherfront, as it moves pushes south and east. that is a weather front, as it moves south it will be weaker producing some cloud and patchy light drizzle. behind it is an but also showers across the north and west of scotland these showers could be heavy and handily with hail. into this evening and overnight, our weather front continues to push away from the south—east leaving much fresher conditions behind it. the other thing is, we will have at the same timea weak thing is, we will have at the same time a weak front going into western scotland, moving east producing showers but they should be gone by morning and we should all have a fresher night than the one that has just gone. tomorrow we start on a fine node with a lot of blue sky first thing. through the day the cloud will begin to bubble up, the odd shower in the north—west and quite a blustery day. temperatures tomorrow about 21 at best. if

protests in these places, and they include the likes of free trade hall in manchester, the dome in brightond breaking up the sunny spells. the best of the sunshine towards the north and west of the country. to the south and east we will see the cloud break up at times as well. in the midlands and parts of yorkshire, and lincolnshire, we have a zone of wet weather and some heavy bursts in amongst that. that zone will sit around the same year area all day long, maybe fragmenting into showers. the skies brightened the further south you are and further north we will see some sunshine. but the showers will break out once again. across scotland we could see some isolated but severe thunderstorms which could give some minor flooding. argyll thunderstorms which could give some minorflooding. argyll & bute, highlands, most prone to those. elsewhere dry, cool across eastern coasts with the cloud. into northern england, while we still have the sunshine in the far north—west, but elsewhere cloudy conditions and into the midlands, parts of wales, still the midlands, parts of wales, still the chance for

delays, this is the line where instead of keeping the timetable to say it is one hour from london to brightonut isn't the problem actually deeper? southern was given all of that new timetable with three weeks notice and it suddenly wasn't enough time in order to be able to train the drivers to actually carry out the drivers to actually carry out the new timetables? absolutely. our staff, members within gtr, said clearly that there were going to be problems. it seems to me that one area of the rail industry was not talking to another. the problem is, the rot goes all of the way to the top. today, charles horton has resigned. there will not be many people shedding tears for him. the buck has to stop with mr grayling, the transport secretary. ultimately, he was the person that has overseen this vast and unwieldy franchise that has been failing from the start. he is the person that has encouraged such a big and long industrial dispute with one of the other unions that has plagued passenger lives. at the same time, it has really given carte blanche for too long for gtr to plough the same furrow. t