martin tibbetts thought: and dave brown agreed. headline was later changed to read sue gray broke civil service rules over labourjob, government says and bbc news told us the headline was amended to more clearly reflect that the findings were from a government inquiry. that wasn't the only headline on the news website to come under scrutiny this week. an article posted by laura kuenssberg on sunday was headed. love it or hate it, the nhs is here to stay and that wording incurred the wrath of richard kent. ifind it ridiculous and insulting to use the word hate in the headline. there is absolutely nothing in any of the research quoted to indicate that hate is an emotion that the nhs summons up for anyone. someone tweeting as the fluffy mouse added, it's the bbc mistake of trying to offer balanced coverage of an issue, even though the truth or opinion is heavily favoured in a particular way. support for the nhs on this occasion and mary cannon begged: please change your ridiculous headline. i've never met anyone who hates the nhs. in

speaker, i rise today to pay tribute to valley sports icon we recently lost, dave brown. for over 40 years dave worked at krgv where he brought excitement of sports to our homes. covering everything from local high school football and soccer games to the world series. ms. de la cruz: despite health challenges dave never stopped working and continued to share his passion through segments like dave's dozen and football fridays of the his impact went far beyond sports. dave's tireless advocacy for diabetes and organ donation awareness made a lasting impact on our community. his legacy will live on through the l lives he touched, the colleagues he mentored, and the family he loved. my heart goes out to his wife, his son, his grandson, and his sister. may his legacy as the valley's king of sports endure for generations to come. mr. speaker, i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro te

dave hawk was innocent. >> i believe what he says, that he had nothing to do with her disappearance. and presume death. >> sandy brownon who is portrayed as such a monster just simply is not. he is a man who has worked hard in the church. he is a good father. >> as their son prepared to face serious financial charges, dave's parents took over custody of chelsea and savannah. not the way that they expected to spend their 80s. anymore than they expected to have to defend their son. >> well, he has made some mistakes, but nothing of the scope that is generally expected in the community. >> stan establishments trust for his grandchildren. and says that they've had the right to use the money how he saw fit to benefit the children. >> were you surprised to discover how it was used? >> yes. apparently his financial situation was worse than i knew. >> a year passed in this gossipy limbo. now it was may 2008. nearly two years after debbie's disappearance, her body still had not been found. and there was no new evidence tying dave to her murder. but prosecutor larry crouch heard disquieting reports from his investigators. >> d

its news website, the bbc initially headlined the story like this: martin tibbetts thought: and dave brownts headlines in general and those two examples in particular — but unfortunately, no—one was available. on wednesday, the king was presented with scotland's crown jewels in edinburgh. in a ceremony to mark his coronation. scotland editorjames cook reported on the day's events. for charles and camilla, the journey is onlyjust beginning. for 500 years, monarchs have paraded up the royal mile. in 1953, queen elizabeth toured edinburgh in an open carriage. but her son inherits a kingdom divided — as he could surely hear on arriving at st giles cathedral. crowd chanting. sara nixon thought there was too much emphasis placed on those protests. she wrote: max white had a very different perspective on the day of pageantry. it's that time of year when sporting events sometimes disrupt the scheduling of news programmes and frequently feature on television bulletins. one example this week was thursday's news at six, which included reports and correspondents on the spot from both england's men's c

dave aronberg is with me now. also joining the james browndham university. dave, i will start with you on the facts here. what did you make of the plea agreement between that trump appointed prosecutor and hunter biden. and is this a republican -- is this as republicans would like us to believe, a sweetheart deal, or not? and i hate to say that trump appointed attorney. i don't want our country to be trump appointed attorney, -- trump appointed judge. but we have to be because of the conspiracy theories out there that everything is a deep state, democratic conspiracy against donald trump. >> yeah, ayman, on this one, i agree with andrew weissmann. the critics of this plea deal only have themselves to blame. they live in a right-wing echo chamber where hunter biden's doctor evil. you know, he is the mastermind of some international crime syndicate, an investigation comes up with minor offenses and probation, they go nuts, and they blame it on deep state prosecutors. that's why it's important to say, this prosecutor was appointed by donald trum

dave cortese authorize workplace violence bill. he says he believes the death of alleged shoplifter banco brown could have been avoided if the legislation was in place at that time. >> after weeks of anticipation, the nba's number one pick, victor wembanyama made his first debut tonight in vegas. next in sports, cable have all the details of his first action and the summer weight. >> is brand new threads app has been wildly popular. more than 30 million downloads in less than a day. but now twitter is threatening legal action. samantha cortese has the story. >> well, twitter wants to do absolutely is stop the reds dead in its tracks. >> threads launch day gift to mark zuckerberg from the desk of elon musk. a cease and desist order. >> it takes the best parts of the instagram experience and creates a whole new app around text ideas and shared what's on your mind. threads is social media's newest darling, a microblogging site built by instagram. a medic company. >> features include a character limit, quote, repost, even all heart to like a thread. the user experience undeniably similar to twitter, twitter attorneys accuse of ripping off t

already passed the state senate south bay senator dave cortese authored the workplace violence bill and says he believes the death of alleged shoplifter banco brown could have been avoided if the legislation were in place at that time. >> historic conviction for california. what the first fentanyl murder conviction means for the fight against fentanyl. and as you head into hotter areas, doctors are warning of the risks of dehydration. plus, the bay area's being represented at a national lego competition this year. if the town 8 year-old we'll have those stories and more coming up. >> welcome back. our top story this half-hour. it's the first fentanyl murder conviction of its kind. >> in the state to funnel dealer. convicted of murder the death of a 15 year-old girl. zach boetto tells us what this means in the fight against fentanyl. >> for the first time in california, according to the placer county district attorney's office, a judge friday convicted a fenton on dealer for murder for his role in the death of a 15 year-old. the da also passing along a message for those still out there selling the deadly drug. don't come to placer county to sell f

already passed the state senate south bay senator dave cortese authored the workplace violence bill and says he believes the death of alleged shoplifter banco brown could have been avoided if that legislation were in place at that time. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 3, the new and fast-growing social media platform threads. now this is legal trouble. why meta is being sued. plus, the soaring cost that's impacting families. details ahead. >> for your money at 3, the june jobs report is out with unemployment dropping slightly even as hiring slowed. it's a sign the feds effort to cool the economy to fight inflation might be working. today's report shows the u.s. economy grew by more than 200,000 jobs in june. that's more than 13 million jobs added since president biden took office, pushing the unemployment rate to just 3.6%. economists say even though june's job growth is a bit lower than expected, it's still a good sign. >> and like a 200,000 game that we would expect right now. it's still positive, but it's not something that indicates where out of control. >> and while the slower growth is just what the fed is looking for, it probably not enough

state senate south bay state senator dave court as he authorized the workplace violence bill and he says he believes the death of the alleged shoplifter banco brown in san francisco could have been avoided if the legislation were in place at that time. >> after weeks of anticipation, the nba's number one pick air when made his first step. spurs debut tonight in vegas. next up in sports, we'll have all the details his first action in the summer. lee. isis i it possible to protecty business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? hers, too. safe. secure. and powered by the next generation 10g network. with comcast business, advanced security isn't just possible. it's happening. get started wih fast spees and advanced security for $49.99a month for 12 monts plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with qualifying internet. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the a's are closing out the 1st half of the season in boston. and even though the red sox are last in their division, they 45 games. a far cry from the 25 winds. oakland has this year, but the a's won f