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thousands more service members were at kentucky's fort campbell during the war on terror. fighting by our side for nearly 20 years now have in our friends and nato allies. america's friends invoked article five right away and have fought alongside us to defeat this global threat. that dark day occasion brave contributions from so many, from who trudgedters through smoke to the citizens who donated blood and flew our flag to the young men and women stationed thousands of miles from home right now to help our nation protect our homeland. we did what americans do -- we stayed strong. we stuck together, and we rolled up our sleeves, and we rebuild. some rebuild their lives. others rebuilt buildings. some put on the uniform and rebuild peace and security with their own hands. may we never fail to honor them, and may we never tire of the toughness, vigilance, and persistence it has taken and will continue to take to make our pledge "never again" a reality. president, on an entirely different matter, congress has spent months talking -- talking -- about giving the american people

now it's like campbell soup. >> campbell has enjoyed the reputation of being one of the more affluent parts of santa clara county but now it has its share of urban pr homeless encampment next to highway 17 as a hotspot. neighbors estimate that 20 to 30 people live in the camp and while no one can say if they are responsible for the car break-ins, they have caused other problems. dd ght anburnt down. t ves next and says this rebuilt fences the only thing separating him from what is going on on the other side. >> the city of campbell will do nothing, caltrans says they will put you on the list. >> caltrans has suspended the clearing of encampments because of the pandemic and campbell police say they've responded to numerous enforcement actions over the years but they say this is a difficult problem to solve. the police captain did commit to increase please present in the area to watch for and deter crime. >> the more police officers we have in the area, regardless if arrests are being made or not, it increases safety and decreases crime. we will put more patrol out there. i have no prob

i want to bring in dr john campbell arthur campbell works as an independent health analyst he has generated a sizable following on social media campbell it's good to have you back on the day thank you very much let's talk about these numbers the u.k.'s top health that pfizer say that the virus is in general circulation doubling every 7 days and then there is this other number $50000.00 cases per day by next month the if nothing is done i mean these are reserved sobering figures. that there are they are very high figures i mean the official increasing cases today was just about 4 and a half 1000 in the u.k. but that was the officially testate cases and the formally diagnosed the office for national statistics is currently saying about 6000 new cases per day but that means about 70000 people suffering from the condition at the moment today in the united kingdom but the common symptom track around with the tim specter and zoe group is probably the most accurate and that shows over 10000 new cases today and nearly 100000 people who are actually ill as we are today and as you rightly say we've g

i want to bring in dr john campbell or to campbell works as an independent health analyst he has generated a sizable following on social media it's good to have you back on the day thank you very much let's talk about these numbers the u.k.'s top health that pfizer say that the virus is in general circulation doubling every 7 days and then there is this other number $50000.00 cases per day by next month that if nothing is done i mean these are these are figures. but they are they are very high figures i mean the official increasing cases today was just about 4 and a half 1000 in the u.k. but that was the officially testate cases the formally diagnosed the office for national statistics is currently saying about 6000 new cases per day but that means about 70000 people suffering from the condition at the moment today in the united kingdom but the covered symptom track around with the tim specter and zoe group is probably the most accurate and that shows over 10000 new cases today and nearly 100000 people who are actually ill as we are today and as you rightly say we've got a doubling time of

one campbell kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live now to explain how this process works rob. >>and that's right grant i matchup forest elementary in the campbell union school district is one of 5 schools across the district that beginning next tuesday, a limited number of students will be back on campus in a classroom setting a receiving what's being called modified in person learning. here's more on how it's going to work. >>in school district began distance learning on august 24th but starting next tuesday, what's being called modified in person classes will begin in this classroom among others here at forest hill elementary and it for other schools across the district. the idea is to provide some extra help to students who may be struggling with distance learning to superintendent shelley here amount as while they won't be receiving their instruction on campus. >>we'll have staff there to support them making sure getting on their zoom lessons. if there are challenges or they just need to be redirected and reminded to get back onto their lesson. it will be supervised proces

i want to bring in dr john campbell dr campbell works as an independent health analyst he has generated a sizable following on social media it's good to have you back on the day thank you very much less talk about these numbers the u.k.'s top health and pfizer say that the virus is in general circulation doubling every 7 days and then there is this other number $50000.00 cases per day by next month as if nothing is done i mean these are these are so boring figures. but there are they are very high figures i mean the official increasing cases today was just about 4 and a half 1000 in the u.k. but that was the officially testate cases that have been formally diagnosed the office for national statistics is currently saying about 6000 new cases per day but that means about 70000 people suffering from the condition at the moment today in the united kingdom but the common symptom track around with the tim specter and zoe group is probably the most accurate and that shows over 10000 new cases today and nearly 100000 people who are actually ill as we are today and as you rightly say we've got a

i'm in campbell and you're watching "today in the bay." >>> 6:54. welcome back.ok at the top stories we're following. >>> that's right. breaking news we've followed on this friday morning. the trump administration announcing plans to stop new downloads or upgrades of tiktok and wechat. the ban comes as president trump was going to announce whether oracle would buy tiktok. if that happens the new download ban will not move forward at least for tiktok. >>> firefighters are still at the scene of a fire in the south bay at a tire shop. it started about 1:00 in the morning on monterey road near east capitol expressway. and you can see that fire really a tough one there of those flames shooting skyward. it took firefighters about an hour to knock it down. no one was injured. >>> on the coronavirus front while california is seeing a decline in cases and hospitalizations the number of deaths are on the rise. more lives were lost this week than last and in the bay area alameda county has recorded nearly half of all deaths so far this month. >>> contra costa county leaders

sarah campbell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. it is hot, ben.ed simon, for most of us very warm weather today, certainly for the time of year but the weekend brought something very different across the north—west of scotland. heavy

>>that their children could be an all-year distance-learning in campbell rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>happening tomorrow hair salons and barbershops in alameda county will be allowed to service clients. indoors today stylist in alameda cut dryden colored hair. >>out on the patio earlier this week barbers and stylists across the county were allowed to return to work as long as clients were outside could be service to 3 at a time salon receptionist sub the says that they are having no problems booking clients. >>we sent a mass e-mail text they are on and so on has been excited. it's been a while it's been almost 6 months and we can not good can't wait to get everybody in. >>shops like salons will be allowed to move indoor starting tomorrow morning there will be restrictions of course everybody needs to wear the mask and the shop can only run at 25 percent capacity. labor day weekend is right around the corner and while you may have plans to get together with your friends health officials are warning if we're not careful we could see another spike in covid numbers indeed kron 4 sanaz t

and bring in dr john campbell he also works as an independent health analyst sees generated a sizable following on social media to do his reasoned and rational insights into everything corona virus pandemic photogram was good to see you again let's give and let's look at the numbers here 10000000 tests a day now if you look at the population of the u.k. you could test the whole population of britain in about a week and have most of sunday off is this a sensible idea. this is interesting unfolding story which is part based on fact in part based on fiction of the factual pot is the prime minister's briefing last night at the regular downing street briefing where we talked about this saying there was going to be a trial of this new method in sulphide in the u.k. but then there was a leak occurred earlier on today where the british government was communicating with the scottish government and somewhere along the way this story leaked out and was picked up by the british medical journal and they got hold of these ideas that there was going to be $10000000.00 texts a day that the entire pop

and bring in dr john campbell he also works as an independent health analyst he's generated a sizable following on social media to do his reasoned and rational insights into everything corona virus pandemic kemas good to see you again let's say that and let's look at the numbers here 10000000 tests a day now if you look at the population of the u.k. you could test the whole population of britain in about a week and have most of sunday off is this a sensible idea. this is an interesting unfolding story which is part based on fact in part based on fiction the factual part is the prime minister's briefing last night at the regular downing street briefing where we talked about this saying there was going to be a trial of this new method in sulphide in the u.k. but then there was a leak occurred earlier on today where the british government was communicating with the scottish government and somewhere along the way this story leaked out and was picked up by the british medical journal and they got hold of these ideas that there was going to be $10000000.00 texts a day that the entire popula

we're joined now by john campbell one of you tube's more famous trauma virus researchers and analystsmany of us been following him since the pandemic began thanks so much for coming in john is the spike we're seeing in marsay and other european big cities is a result phenomenon or is this europe wide. it's pretty well you of why i mean at the moment spain is it is leading the increasing cases then france and then the u.k. is increasing quite a bit now but there are notable exceptions like italy so it is a bit patchy but there was a summary by washington state university in seattle just a couple of days ago and they describe your poseur gene generally so we're seeing a general trend in europe of increases that we are seeing particular countries increasing at a more rapid rate and of course what we need to do is learn from the mistakes of the countries that are increasing at a more rapid rate and try and use that information to keep the levels of spread down in other countries such as germany and the u.k. where the levels are currently low or. a lot of people talking about a 2nd wave be

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i want to bring in dr john campbell or to campbell works as an independent health analyst he has generated a sizable following on social media but campbell it's good to have you back on the day thank you very much let's talk about these numbers the u.k.'s top health good byes are saying that the virus is in general circulation doubling every 7 days and then there is this other number $50000.00 cases per day by next month and if nothing is done i mean these are these are cybering figures. but they are they are very high figures i mean the official increasing cases today was just about 4 and a half 1000 in the u.k. but that was the officially testate cases formally diagnosed the office for national statistics is currently saying about 6000 new cases per day but that means about 70000 people suffering from the condition at the moment today in the united kingdom but the common symptom traquair out with the tim specter and zoe group is probably the most accurate and that shows over 10000 new cases today and nearly 100000 people who are actually ill as we are today and as you rightly say we've g

people living in the city of campbell say then a spike in street climb crime including break-ins and car >> about a month ago four of them came over the fence in the middle of the night and they burnt my fence down once. >> the city of campbell needs to address this cave problem it's affecting the businesses, the residents of the general stature of the city. >> the more police officers you have in the area regardless of whether arrests are being made or not it increases the safety and decreases crime. >> are you going to put more patrols out there? >> i have no problem saying that we will. >>> california coronavirus numbers are headed in the right direction tonight, they are headed down, positive test rate is below 3% for the first time ever. +3 bay area counties are doing so well they are moving up. san mateo, solano counties are giving more inter-businesses the green light after moving into the states read here today. alameda county is holding off on easing restrictions at least for now. stfinay gave nail salons the go-ahead to reopen indoors everywhere. until now they could only o

sarah campbell reports.s "the few", and the stakes couldn't have been higher back in 1940. archive newsreel: hurricanes and spitfires roar into action. it was the first time a pivotal military battle was fought in the air. the nazis' plan to overwhelm the allied air defences and then launch a land invasion. their plan failed. today, the prime minister arrived at westminster abbey to remember the sacrifices made, along with the leader of the opposition, all in masks, in this, the first major service to have taken place at the abbey since lockdown began in march. usually, 2,000 people attend the service of remembrance which has been held here every year since 19114. not so this year due to the pandemic. just one of the few is still alive, but their legacy and what they achieved against the odds lives on. some events, some people are not just significant, they are pivotal. the battle of britain was one of those pivotal events, and likewise, those who served in it, ourfriends from other nations, those working on

i know campbell's is sleepy and no zoom, but i'm betting it's too cheap.e improvement of what had been a tattered balance sheet. last friday, i told you to watch the stock of herman miller, the fancy maker of furniture their last quarter was terrible, because no offices were buying new furniture, right but i thought they would be able to make a huge comeback now that people are investing in home offices. if you got a sit-in chair all day, it might as well be an ergonomic chair. when they reported today, listen to this from the call -- he told us the housing market is booming with the home office being a big driver he explained the pandemic is causing a housing boom as people move to the suburbs to escape from urban covid hot spots companies have figured out that it might be both cheaper and safer to keep their workers at home sales have held up, so why bother bringing people back? office space is expensive. why shell out all that money if you don't need to? and without a vaccine, people are still getting sick at the office have you been reading those stori

>>that their children could be an all-year distance-learning in campbell rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>coming up joe biden meeting with jacob blake's family today during a trip to kenosha how his visit to the wisconsin community differed from the president's recent trip there plus from disappointed to desperate americans struggling to financially navigate the right now, we could all use some comforting words, so here it goes: melty, melty, tasty, grilly, juicy, sizzle. mmm, that should feel better. the sourdough patty melt is back. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... melty, melty. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... and packed with my toasted sourdough bread... ...freshly grilled onions, 100% beef. and two slices of melted cheese. all that with fries and a drink for only $5.99! ...woah, is there an echo in here? get my sourdough patty melt combo, back on my menu for $5.99. >>the country's jobless trend appears to be turning in the right direction, according to americans filed initial claims for unemployment benefits last week. it's the first time that number has been under a mi

as always our campbell it's good talking with you we appreciate your time in your valuable insights tonight thank you. thank you. art now to mexico where construction crews have unearthed a graveyard of ice age mammoths archaeologists say the size of a new airport north of mexico city could be one of the world's largest deposits of mammoth skeletons. officials knew it was a good spot to build an airport but it wasn't until they got digging that i realized what it used to be good for to. the bones that discovered tell tiles that may have been buried for some 24000 years. this is enough to know that this place would have been night paradise but with warm great pitfall the money balance of the lake. and the story obviously repeated itself over and over again the animals venture too far out got stuck and were killed by either other animals or by man. scientists say they've discovered more than 100 mammoth skeletons here spread across nearly 200 excavation sites. they're now working to piece together these animal stories and cite i can't stress enough the importance of the find. great re

as always our campbell it's good talking with you we appreciate your time in your valuable insights tonight thank you. thank you. right now to mexico where construction crews have unearthed a graveyard of ice age mammoths archeologists say the saw each of a new airport north of mexico city could be one of the world's largest deposits of mammoth skeleton. officials knew it was a good spot to build an airport but it wasn't until they got digging that i realized what it used to be good for to. the bones that discovered tell tiles that may have been buried for some 24000 years. this is enough to know that this place would have been like paradise but with warm great pitfall the money banks of the lake. and the story obviously repeated itself over and over again the animals venture too far out got stuck and were killed by either other animals by man. scientists say they've discovered more than 100 mammoth skeletons here spread across nearly 200 excavation sites. they're now working to piece together these animal stories and cite i can't stress enough the importance of the find. great rele

ours to campbell there in london former advisor to tony blair good to talk to mr campbell thank you very much thank you after a day of ceremony and statements of hope the taliban and the afghan government will now get down to the hard work of trying to end decades of war and conflict but as the talks got underway in the cattery capital doha there were multiple attacks back in afghanistan the government says they were taliban attacks in 18 provinces on saturday and the taliban says there were 10 government assaults despite these accusations the sides are being urged to seize an opportunity to secure peace for future generations so he'll show he and as a member of the taliban negotiating team he reiterated here the belief that it will take time and patience to overcome think differences with the afghan government including the groups and systems on an islamic system for the country but he says he is optimistic. of course they are out of status there are a lot of skills when you are a started to talk. but that money comes about. when drawn out of it would seem a minus on ending the occupati

we mentioned your interview with alistair campbell and kat has the support for us.. we watching? i can't give it away. i want to hold that information. i didn't pull a all—nighter. do you remember when the us masters a few years ago, danny willett won the us masters, i didn't get much sleep that night, but it was a good evening. 6.35 and a big day for many students in england and wales returning to school for the first time since march. they could be a mixed emotions for some. we're joined now by gp dr nighat arif, ahead of her own school run. lovely as always. do you have two children go back today? harris is nine and qasim is five. they will go back tomorrow so we have been getting school packs about how they will get all the kids back. there will get all the kids back. there will be hand washing before and after school, bubbles, staggered school times, they are asking children over the age of 12 the web face coverings. my 9—year—old has been wearing a face covering when we're out and about and he is used to it. he is not bothered by it. he is happy to be leaving

sarah campbell reports.tfires flew over london today. 80 years ago, the stakes couldn't have been higher. sir winston churchill famously called the young pilots "the few." newsreel: hurricanes and spitfires roar into action. it was the first time a major military battle was fought in the air. the nazis' plan was to overwhelm the allied air defences and then launch a full—on invasion. their plan failed. today, the prime minister arrived at westminster abbey to remember those who fought so courageously, along with the leader of the opposition, all in masks, in this, the first major service to have taken place at the abbey since lockdown began in march. fanfare. more than 2,000 people would usually attend the service of remembrance, which has been held here every year since 19114. the pandemic meant numbers were restricted to fewer than 100, with no veterans present. however, their legacy and what they achieved against the odds lives on. some events, some people, are not just significant. they are pivotal. the

let's get some perspective on this story now we have john campbell with us he's a health analyst and educator in carlisle england hi john good to have you with us why do you think that we're seeing this spike in cases in regions and countries really across europe not just in france. i think we're actually paying the consequences of what happened over the summit's i mean some unsightly cases went down and people thought things were getting much better so there was quite a lot of tourism so a lot of people went on holiday to spain a lot of people from france went abroad and came back and that was spreading the virus around and as well as that in some a time as you would expect of course nice summer evenings young people out drinking out socializing and that was a major driver infection the infection was spreading amongst young people because young people usually get minimally symptomatic of even asymptomatic disease they were really suffering from it themselves but what they were doing is they were going home taking it to their parents' generation on their grandparents' generation so w

sarah campbell reports.don today. 80 years ago, the stakes couldn't have been higher. sir winston churchill famously called the young pilots "the few." newsreel: hurricanes and spitfires roar into action. it was the first time a major military battle was fought in the air. the nazis' plan was to overwhelm the allied air defences and then launch a full—on invasion. their plan failed. today, the prime minister arrived at westminster abbey to remember those who fought so courageously, along with the leader of the opposition, all in masks, in this, the first major service to have taken place at the abbey since lockdown began in march. fanfare. more than 2,000 people would usually attend the service of remembrance, which has been held here every year since 19114. the pandemic meant numbers were restricted to fewer than 100, with no veterans present. however, their legacy and what they achieved against the odds lives on. some events, some people, are not just significant. they are pivotal. the battle of britain wa

sarah campbell, bbc news.unseasonable warmth in france, which is in the midst of an early—autumn heatwave. temperatures were forecast to be 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year. meteo france revealed a number of september heat records on monday. bourges hit 35.6 degrees, its hottest september day since 1961. that is it for now, thank you for watching. hello there. we had the warmest september day on monday since 2016. for many it was a case of blue sky and sunshine. it was a beautiful september afternoon. why am i showing you jersey? well, it was jersey that had the top spot with 31 degrees. not far behind was charlwood, in surrey. that was the highest temperature across mainland uk, with london hot on its heals with 29 celsius. and the reason being, this area of high pressure centred across europe, that's allowing this southerly flow to drag in some very warm air all the way from africa. so we're seeing temperatures unusually high for the time of year, but things will change subtly as we go in

sarah campbell, bbc news.pen again after lockdown, joining the resurgence is the uk's biggest riverside screen. a floating cinema launched in the canal, river and fact. an attempt to bring the city's film industry back to life. at least a hundred people can float in, more up and watch the stars on the screen by listening through a noise cancelling headphones. there is much more news to come, international and national, any time on the bbc website and on outward affairs as well. that's it for now, thank you very much for watching. hello there. we had the warmest september day on monday since 2016. for many it was a case of blue sky and sunshine. it was a beautiful september afternoon. why am i showing you jersey? well, it was jersey that had the top spot with 31 degrees. not far behind was charlwood, in surrey. that was the highest temperature across mainland uk, with london hot on its heals with 29 celsius. and the reason being, this area of high pressure, centred across europe, that's allowing this southerly

campbell at 96 today while san jose also falls out of the triple digits to 95 today. pleasanton livermore you're holding on to the century mark double and falling down to 99. danville at one '03 will walnut creek and concord still at one '04 each oakland at 94 today, north bay temperatures still widespread triple digits pair that with that wind and that's where your high fire danger comes in santa rosa through center fell may fall out of the triple digits today but still in the mid to upper 90's. now, here's the good news in this forecast after today's heightened fire danger hot breezy conditions comes the real cooling trend starting tomorrow really kicking into gear come thursday and friday when daytime highs will only be in the upper 80's for inland areas and stay relatively cool all the way into next week. rob thank you john checking in on the morning commute now not too much going on which is great of the trip into san francisco is off to a very quiet start we are hot spot free. >>and i don't see any big problems here leaving the oakland maze or once you make it i

people living in campbell say there's been a spike in street crime. including break-ins and car burglar ares. neighbors are blaming a growing homeless encampment near the kohl's parking lot and highway 17. >> about a month ago four of them came over the fence in the middle of the night and they burnt my fence down. >> the city of campbell needs to address this problem. it's affecting their businesses and their residents. >> we will put more patrols out there. yeah. and i have no problem saying that we will. >> san jose emergency response team members recently met with some of the residents of the homeless camp and said they refused offers of shelter and services. >>> taking a live look at downtown san jose. where there is something new to celebrate this morning. santa clara just became the first county in california to declare juneteenth an official paid holiday. observed on june 19th, juneteenth marks the end of slavery in the u.s. the paid holiday will apply to all santa clara county employees starting next year. >>> time now is 6:08. a promise from

in campbell, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> true, kris, thank you. >>> decision 2020, president trump and democratic nominee joe biden both in minnesota. this is where biden holds a small lead in the polls, well within the margin of error. ten electoral votes very much up for grabs right now. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with more. tracie? >> reporter: hi, marcus, good morning. good morning, everyone. we are following what's happening on the campaign trail and that includes a lot of talk about coronavirus from the candidates and from a former white house staffer who is speaking out. thousands of trump supporters in wisconsin last night. >> it's extremely dangerous. >> reporter: the positivity rates or covid cases in wisconsin just hit a record high. >> we will deliver a safe and effective vaccine before the end of the year. >> reporter: the three drug makers working on that vaccine expect trial results this year, but a final analysis next spring. >> this president should step down. >> reporter: joe biden promising a crackdown if elected. >> in a federa

and at what point that hurts campbell's >> yeah., you know, we said all along that of the macro trends that we expect to see shaping the future and again this goes well beyond just the pandemic moment we're in has been this orientation around value. and i think for us as a company, you know, we feel and historically speaking we're pretty well positioned to meet those needs. and if you pair that with some of the behaviors i was talking before about cooking and the ability to feed your family at a relatively lower price by cooking simple meals and utilizing products versus potentially eating out or as you're making tradeoffs, being able to do it with the soup at a fairly economical but also able to meet the needs of your family i do think what we're seeing in market right now is not a major step down but an initial what i call defensive economic behavior people are doing it in smaller, more frequent shopping trips people are thinking more specifically about each of the trips. what i do really need now versus what we were seeing a coup

george dunn there, ending that report from sarah campbell. time for a look at the weather.mn, so every sunny, warm day comes as a blessing. it's been beautiful today for many of us and just that bit further north, look at cumbria in the lake district, lake windermere here, but it does look like fruit and in kent will be confirmed as the warmest place today with 31 degrees, but fairly widespread warmth across the country with mid to high 20s for many. there was a little bit of rain around across parts of scotland in particular and it's been nagging lee clinging onto the far north—east and a few nuisance showers moving through wales and some of them will filter east as we go through the evening and overnight, and we will see a week where the front from the north bringing some more in the way of cloud through scotland and northern ireland —— whetherfront. we will start with a mild start in the south—east, 17 degrees, slightly fresher feel further north and west and an indication of what is to come through the remainder of the week ahead. high pressure moves in, but the week wh

let's get some perspective on the story now we have john campbell with us he's a health analyst and educator in carlisle england hi john good to have you with us why do you think that we're seeing this spike in cases in regions and countries really across europe not just in france. i think we're actually paying the consequences of what happened over the summit's i mean some unsightly cases went down and people thought things were getting much better so there was quite a lot of tourism so a lot of people went on holiday to spain a lot of people from france went abroad and came back and that was spreading the virus around and as well as that in some a time as you would expect of course nice summer evenings young people out drinking out socializing and that was a major driver of infection the infection was spreading amongst young people because young people usually get minimally symptomatic of even asymptomatic disease they were really suffering from it themselves but what they were doing is they were going home taking it to their parents' generation on their grandparents' generation so what we

>>that their children could be an all-year distance-learning in campbell rob fladeboe kron 4 news.>well free food program is back for all children in oakland, whether they go to school or not the oakland unified school district's grab and go students meal service was open to everyone for the first 6 months but when the new school year began new federal rules require families to prove that their child atten ed a district run school will now a reverse in that policy means a big relief for a lot of families. >>we are e saint regis or inside the sanctuary city inside a sanctuary state. that means we do not give private student sam information to the federal government doesn't happen. >>the district has 22 sites across the city to hand out meals every monday and thursday from 8 in the morning until one in the afternoon. you can find the full list of locations on our website at kron 4 dot com. the san unified school district is also providing a free meal program for all students, no proof of residency needed. we have a list of the schools where the meals will be distributed every monday

sarah campbell has been taking a look.dle between a father and daughter before his next shift working as a paramedic. loved ones separated by glass in ‘last precious moments‘, and ‘empty‘ — three—year—old leo's mother, who took the picture, said she experienced panic and a fear that this would be the new normal. this was a project initiated by the duchess of cambridge — herself a keen photographer — and she, along with four other judges, had the job of whittling the thousands of entries to just 100. i felt really strongly that i really wanted to try and create a portrait of the nation that sort of captures the fears and the hopes and, you know, the feelings of the nation at this really extraordinary time. the images convey the difficulties faced by so many. kerry hayles from bridgend, after three hours working in ppe, titled her portrait ‘this is what broken looks like'. in ‘the first kiss', a father captures the moment his newborn son tries to kiss his mother despite the plastic barrier. the judging process itself was rea

sarah campbell, bbc news.rooksbank, are expecting a baby in early 2021. princess eugenie, who is tenth in line to the throne, has been married to mr brooksbank forjust under two years. the baby will be a ninth great—grandchild for the queen and the duke of edinburgh. at least two people have been injured in a knife attack in paris this morning. let's talk to our correspondent, hugh schofield. just tell us more about what we know. well, this significant thing about this attack is it took place in exactly the same place as the attack, the massacre that started at charlie hebdo five years ago. the officers, the former officers now of charlie hebdo are in a small street neil bastille and it was on the road, the street just neil bastille and it was on the road, the streetjust outside the office that around two hours ago now, a man with a machete or an x or a knife, not entirely clear, attacked two members, staff members ofa tv attacked two members, staff members of a tv production company based in the same building