won jack draper rose to the occasion in thejuniorfinal, he won his jack draper rose to the occasion in junior final, he won his first set but his opponent was too good in the end. —— six that too. jamie murray lost the mixed doubles final with victoria azarenka. finally, centre court can be put to bed, we suspect novak djokovic is already there. chris froome crashed on the cobbles in france but got back on his bike to finish stage nine of the tour de france. the defending champion in the grouping right here got caught in the pile—up. despite the fall he is up to eighth overall. the stage was won by this pattern. england's eddie pepperell was picked to the title thanks to a brilliant round from brandon stone of south africa. stone had this putt to shoot a final round of 59. it would have been a first on the european tour. agonising for him. but excellent final of 60 to win four shot ahead of eddie pepperell. they both have places at the open at carnoustie next week. there is more on the bbc sport website. thanks very much. a first look at tomorrow's newspapers is coming up on the bbc ne

won jack draper rose to the occasion in thejuniorfinal, he won his jack draper rose to the occasion innka. finally, centre court can be put to bed, we suspect novak djokovic is already there. chris froome crashed on the cobbles in france but

and northern virginia and storm team 4's amelia draper is joining us from the storm center. a bad time. >> we've had over two and a half inches of rainfall reported at the airport at reagan national so we've been dry for the lastr weeks around here, but this rain changes that. mainly now i parts of prince george's county. this severe thunderstorm is moving towards the east at about 30 miles an hour, so moving towards dunkirk at about 4:13 and owings at 4:20. if you're in prince george's county right now you are getting clobbered with lots of lightning and very heavy rainfall and you'll continue to see that for another 20 to 30 minutes, so much so that parts of prince george's county including clinton, maryland under a sere thunderstorm warning that will go for another 15 minutes until 4:15, a severe thunderstorm warning, and then we havefl a d warning for that two and a half inch rainfall amount for rts of the district. this includes nats park, parts of arlington, alexandria and parts of fairfax. this flood warning is going to be in effect until 6:3 tonight. we are hearing t

draper is the son of former lta chief roger draper.number one junior, in sunday's final. england's dream in russia may be over but their world cup's not. it's the game nobody wants to play in as they battle it out with belgium for third place tomorrow afternoon. victory for gareth southgate's side would make it their most successful world cup since 1966, as our sports correspondent david 0rnstein reports from st petersberg. this is where england's unforgettable this is where england's u nforg etta ble world cu p this is where england's unforgettable world cup journey will come to an end tomorrow afternoon. a grand setting for the final flourish. and what a month it has been for this young squad who defied low expectations to reach a first world cup semifinal in 28 years. and also reconnect with their long—suffering supporters. it did not go to plan against croatia, they came so close, but all is not lost. they could yet secure their highest finish ina they could yet secure their highest finish in a world cup since 1966 and their highes

few years ago draper's plan to break up into six states also failed. chances are, won't be last. >> maybe i'll run the campaign to bring it back. >> reporter: that gentleman supports the breakup. reached out to prop 9 campaign for comment, yet to get a response. carlos sau saddo, abc7 news. >>> new news of the brutal beating of 72-year-old man in berkeley. happened across the street from the police station of all places. lilian kim. >> reporter: mlk and addison. all caught on camera. warn you the video may be difficult to watch. security cameras captured incident. 72-year-old man knocked to ground and kicked repeatedly. berkeley police say the victim was just walking home. >> no money taken, no demands made. >> reporter: hoping releasing the videos will help with a lead. african-american men in late teens, early 20s. driving away in possibly a nissan quest. >> lighting isn't ideal, hoping that somebody will recognize a piece of clothing, the way the suspects walked. >> reporter: victim was seriously injured. sent to hospital, treated for broken bones.

legendary capitalist tim draper is spearheading the proposal.pponents argue that making california three separate states would involve reviving the state constitution, and any revision needs support of 2/3 of the state legislature before the public could vote. draper has 30 days to respond to today's ruling. >>> we want to show you a look at the first cars driving that first section of highway 1 here for the first time in a year. it was changed after a landslide that wiped out a large section of the highway, choking off complete access on the highway. caltrans spent 14 months and $54 million to clean up and realign the section. >> it's very gratifying. we understand that everybody on both the north and the south of the slide, it's really impacted their lives for the last year and a half. >> there will be an official ribbon cuttingn friday. >> maybe we'll take storm changer to go through it. >> on friday, we may be tracking some thunderstorms. >> what about the weekend? >> we do some sunshine coming our way. with y let's take a look at your micro

tseng chun—hsin was too good in the end, but draper played a big part in the big day.re's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. this is bbc world news. our top stories... france are crowned world cup champions. jubilant scenes in paris as france beat croatia by four goals to two at the world cup final in moscow. kylian mbappe was among the top scorers, the first teenager to score ina scorers, the first teenager to score in a world cup final since kelly yea rs before. as president trump heads to helsinki to meet russia's president putin, he says the global challenges faced by the us include the european union. the prime minister has revealed the advice she was given by donald trump about brexit.

meteorologist amelia draper is center.torm how are we looking now? >> we have a sev warning until 5:30 for parts of frederick county, washington county, parts of the panhandle and west virginia. then in maryland parts of st. mary's county continue to be under flash flood warning. in effect until 6:45. here is a look on storm team 4 radar,his mainline o thunderstorms that i'm keeping a very close eye on. you c see excessive amounts of rain to frederick and loudoun countys. these started to pick upsteam. we're thinking the impact times will be earlier in the d. metro area, probably between 5:30 and 7:30. if you know somody heading down to the jay-z and beyonce concert or the zac brown concert, make sure they staiwe her ready. i think as the concerts get going, in bothue v the weather should be okay. everyone under a severers thunrm watch until 11:00 p.m. the biggest concerns will be heavy rainfallhat could lead to flooding concerns, downed trees and hail as well, especially because of the rain you've recently had, doreen, flooding ccerns and downed tre

amelia draper has an update to the forecast in about three minutes. in prince william county have a new tool to help them experience the county's history. a web application showcases the historical marke throughout the county. it the includes maps, pictures and information of a virtual tour guide. >> a lot of ourksistoric p are actively interpreted so it han't cover anything an interpret will cover and not a historical brochure for that particular park but gives you an occurredhe events that in that area. >> for a link to the historical markerinformation,earch marker in the nbc washington app. a performance 30 years ago forever changed the lives of a group of northeast d.c. high school students, and now they are getting back together other alumni to do some good for students behind them. news 4's megan fitzgerald has the story of the eastern high school choir. ♪ . >> to achieve greatness it takee unng commitment, desire. >> monica, you start. >> reporter: and an inspirational lear. like dr. joyce garrett. for more than 30 years she's been the director

now draper tells bloomberg he won't appeal the ruling. he says, quote, the same six lawyers are going to make the decision. what would be the point? >> a young girl's love for lemons is making police officers smile all across the west coast. >> 5-year-old theresa ann babcock visited san rafael police last night. she brought them, of course, lemonade, and she's dress said up for the occasion. they bought her pizza. at each stop, she helped raise money for police and children's groups. so far, she's raised $2100. her next destination, the marin county sheriff's office today. i hope they have something good ready for her. >> the presidecedent has been s. you're never more than seven minutes away from my forecast. let's focus on the north bay. we talked about 100s possible. even 110 in lake county. that's why you're under a heat advisory starting at noon today through 11:00 p.m. thursday. so you have a long time of very hot temperatures. back here at home, we're going to have quite a spread, from 68 in san francisco, just 2 degrees above aver

amelia draper is back in freeman with how long the rain is g lng t.hat's the cloud cover and what it looks like out there right now. wel tell you how to plan for the weekend and evening. >> we'll continue to work the te-breaking news comin from the white house this evening. >> epa administrator scott pruitt i out the president tweeting a short time ago that the scandal-plagued chief submitted his resignation today. publichas faced mounting outcries over multiple ethic scandals. we're gathering new information right now. we'll have breaking reaction from capitol hill coming up shortly. >>> now let's get toha race against time underway in thailand where rescuers are s trying tve 12 boys and their soccer coach and have such a small window to get them out before it starts to rain. they have manag to pump out millions of gallons of water from the flooded underground cave. nbc is in thailand with newan >>o bring them all t outo safety. illions of gallons of rainwater are being pumped out of thatomplex every day, and the governor, the commander of this opera

>> tim draper is a very, very bright guy and car passionate about the state. i think he says that the state is out ofcontrol. we've got a housing crisis here and yet you've got the same group that actually filed suit against him to stop this, has environmental policies that stops housiom being built. you couldn't get a bike lane for three years built in berkeley because of these environmental laws, so he think's out of control with the pet projects and smart enough like he is and rich enoughlike he is, your vote council big enough. >> all right. consultant with the francisco chronicle, marie, kqed, always nice to have you on. >> thank you for having us. >> the deadly wildfire last october burned more than 240,000 acres and claims 43 lives. supervised the massive clean-up. kqed investigation found troubling flaws with how they're awarded and executed. who did the investigative report. this price tag is huge, $1.3 billion. the most expensi disaster clean-up. what was this money spent on and how much did it come out toer parcel? >> so what happened is the army co

he's goingnt f door to front door asking for he i. >> amelia draper.our by hour and let you know whoois to seat most rain. >> upping the ante in the search for killers. >> we need desperately for the public to come forward. the newward in the murder of 10-year-old makiyah wilso >> plus,here's one more reason to drink water. a new look at what dehydration does to your mind. >>> first to the forecast. we're in for another rny week. storm team 4 calling for showers every day. i'm pat lawson meuse. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. amelia draper standing by when rain will hit your neighborhood. >> the best chance already afternoon and evening hours and we'll have pnty of dry time and take a look at storm team 4 radar. this is what we're dealing with potentially each day through friday. rounds of rain moving through the area and yellows and oranges here on the radar. some moderate to heavy rain, and you can see t rain in parts of loudoun and fairfax county parts of prince william county, arlington and alexandria. towards bow around 6:30. >> otherwise we're at 75 d

relia draper is tracking that rain for thet of the night. >> okay, amelia, how is it looking out there right now? >> ll, right now most of us seeing a mix of cloud and sunshine, and it's actually pret nice outside. we had ominous skies at times today but not a lot of rain was lling out of them. a few showers across the area, and that's what i'm continuing to track on storm team 4 radar. loyalty showers right now mainly in northern virginia and part of rappahannock and fauquier county and loudoun county as well. these are moving toward the north right now, so they will be pushing into parts andreas like winchester and leesburg as we head on into the evening hour. a look at the bigger picshre s rain moving in from parts of southern virginia and aaiatch of pushing in from west virginia. here's what we're expecting tnight. right3 degrees, a few isolated showers until about 7:00 p.m. and if you want to get something done outdoors you'll be fine over the next few hours. by 90 more clo and by 11:00 p.m. that scattered rain to our south and west srts to move in. i'll have more on the timing, l

a bright future at wimbledon, but great britain's jack draper has lost the boys' singles final.raper 6-1, 6-7, 6-4. greg van avamart has extended his lead over geraint thomas at the tour de france to 43 seconds. after a chaotic stage nine, australia's richie porte is out after this crash. many of the contenders for the overall win had a punishing day on the cobbles in northern france. chris froome was brought down by one of his own team—mates, but the defending champion managed to rejoin the race, and is up to eighth overall. van avamart, in the yellowjersey, pushed for the stage win, but was beaten across the line in roubaix byjohn degenkolb. it is1-0 it is1—0 to it is 1—0 to france in the world cup final against greater. the wimbledon men's's final looks like it might go to form accepts. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a busy afternoon, as you say. france 1-0 a busy afternoon, as you say. france 1—0 up, and own goal by croatia. there are the scenes in... it says moscow, but you can tell it as paris because there is the eiffel tower. thing

sharon farmer, aaron draper, and lawrence jackson share photographs showing presidents in their public and private moments. we also see first families and white house staff and hear the stories behind

: jefferson was part of splitting it in six states launched in 2016 by silicon valley billionaire draper who says smaller states will give them more influence. it did not get enough signatures to make the ballot. so draper came back with a three state proposal which did get the needed significants but ran into legal roadblocks. now a proposal called new california is moving ahead. they have not drawn boundaries yet but envisioning one mostly rural and the other mostly urban. whatever happens -- >> the conversations about our identity and who we are and what kind of state we want to live in are very much alive and well and very powerful. >> the new california movement recently held what it called its first constitutional convention. while those for jefferson want to sue california for apportioning the state legislature. there will definitely be more efforts in the future. >>> stay with us. changing the game by making game. >> the summer camp taken very seriously by some girls because it offer as big special prize. also ahead -- >> a bay area woman loses her user name f with pg&e in the si

man behind the plan, tim draper. i like your out of the box * thinking.ay california is too big and it's a monopoly beholding to the democrat party. >> it's a monopoly and it's beholding to whoever is in power at one siem time or another. it has grown and grown and at the demise of the state, of the people of the state. our education is used to be number one. now it's number 44 if we are lucky. we used to be the best place to do business. i blame teachers unions for a big part of it. but it's also a special interest thing, the textbook manufacturers and the teachers union. they made it all fit one instead of allowing the schools to be more local. but the point is, we have gone from first to 50th. from the best place to the place to do business. and you wonder why we are losing all these jobs and tesla is leaving and everybody is leaving. there is a reason. somehow we made it untenable for people to run businesses here. and that's huge problem. then now they say this is -- it's beautiful weather. i love california. but it has quality of life, it's now 50th

meteorologist amelia draper is here now with howuch more we can expect today. hi, amheia. >> angie. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar where i'mai tracking in chester county. i'm not picking up rainasid from this one area of rain. scattered shers are outthere. otherwise it is cloudy and muggy. more clouds are moving into the orea. we'll continueeal with rain at times, not just this afternoon, but throughout the day tedorrow and onsday as well, potentially getting a break on thursday. because of all the rain seen and how much more we could see and likely will see, everybody is under a flash flood watch. this is goi to go until at least 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. but i do expect that the national weather service will likely extend the flash flood watch through the middle of thek ek. not including this morning's rain. so far, we have seen about inches of rainfall. and we could see another 2 to 5, even more.hrough sund so we're going to continue to track flooding concerns with flood warnings in effect forsi e ka creek and anne arundel counties that will go through seneca until fur

meteorologist ameli draper is tracking an eventual, an eventual break in the weather. news 4's nicole jacobs are live in alexandria. first, how are summer camps keeping kids saf t ins heat? >> reporter: well, we know it is summer, and that means summer n camp matter how hot it is, but many parents want to know their kids are well taken care of in the sweltering heat, even if that camp is outside on the water. on a day when the summer sun makes heading outside a struggle, where the osprey ispr ective of her young, a perch ne the water makes it much easier, and when you're this close to it be you might as well make the most of it. it's sailing camp at the washington. are the camp owner has her hands full with 100 campers. >> got to keep ondr king. >> reporter: 35 staff and her mind fixed on safety. >> we're making sure that the kids are drinking watg. we're makure that they are talking to us if they are not feeling well. >> reporter: so far so good in that department despite the wave and near 100-degree temperatures. these kidsrnre lg all things sailing, but before they

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amelia draper is in the storm at howlith a look they'll impact your night. we're going to be all right for fireworksr not. take a look at what i'm tracking right now on storm team 4 radar. back to the north and west of washington very, very heavy rainfall and lots of lightning with thunderstorms tt are having difficulty moving past i-81, moving past the blue rge mountains. these are kind of moving south with a little bit of westerly movement as well. moving south, southwest, ang i-81. tracking this thunderstorm up here up around frederius. this developing and this is starting to move again down to the south as well. i've drawn a line here on the map. i think ifou're inside of this line, ultimately the beltway and just pushing north and most of fairfax, at least southern and central montgomery county, all southern maryland looking fine for fireworks b tonigh if you're outside of this line, i can't rule out some showers. here is the thing, i think the lightning is going to start to drop out of these storms but i n't rule outain at fireworks times. well, firewo

all kind o moving this way, and as you just came on, i was texting amelia draper. thing that we get here. called the d.c. spl. thes things come through and they kind ofent right around. that's what this stuff is looking and therm strongest s is bethesda and north and south. >> that wouldn't be bad. >> great for the evening for the events tonight. >> and even for tomorrow. >> they willomeg on through here. and tracking thetorms as she moved on right now and we think the home run derby will be fine. 95 degrees right now. cooler around b here 5, 6:00 tonight and back by 95, 96 degrees. dropped down to 90 now at theh airport what cooler air and making a way for the storm and the numbe will be coming on down. how about the radar pictures and let's show you the radar r now. storm team 4 radar tracking the storms and the strongest of which stilln our southern zones. we're talking about areas like down around culpeer and in towards manassas and the prince william and fairfaxouy loon. let's zoom on into that one and they are kinnd of forming dissipating and you see more sto

let's start with storm team 4it meteorologist amelia draper with a check of conditions out there right now.r that was somety heavy rain for just a few minutes there, amelia. >> while the sun wasshing all the time, we're seen those storms move inrts of montgomery county and parts of loudon count not only am i tracking storms in the weather center with lauren, we're also tracking the hottest day so far this year with high of 97 and earlier we had a heat index of 1 so. you can seeght now we're looking at a ra cooled 75 in gaithersburg. that won't last long though. the heat andumity will shoot right back up from any brief relief that thetorms provide if you even get one. 105 in washington and 100 degrees in manassas and11 in culpepper. the heat is so serious that the national weather service has actually issued an excessive heat warning for the areas here in pith. this i d.c. and baltimore metro areas. this is going to go until 8:00 tonight. the areas here in orange are under a heat advisory that runs until 8:00 p.m. the excessive heat with first one so far this year and will be under that

let's start with storm team 4it meteorologist amelia draper with a check of conditions out there righthat was somety heavy rain for just a few minutes there, amelia. >> while the sun wasshing all the time, we'ree

l >>'s go straight to amelia draper with what to check out for. >> the national weather service has issued a flash flood watchful here you see it on th screen for the counties in solid green. up through frederick. this will go until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. some showers well back to the west still in west virginia. and barely even in the pan handle of west virginia. i'm not convince that had we'll e heavy rain and it won't be widespread if it does materialize. v ay isolated risk for some flash flooding. the natiol weather service issuing the flash flood watch in abundance of caution. right now we're currently at 84 degrees. 7:00 a.m., the chance forscome tered showers north and west of washington. otherwise we start off friday mostly cloudy. 81 degrees by 9:00 a.m. by 11:00 a.m., wre tracking the showers north and west washington. but closing in. at that point the temperature is 85. and then some stormfor the midday and afternoon hours. i'll walk you through hour that iour and finally, when the humidity breaks, i'll have more on that. >> we can't wai to hear that. >>> this is why police

tim draper said that is intended to ensure that the government represents the will of the people. this week the state's high court ruled that it exceeded the scope of the process. even if passed it would still have had the approval of the united states congress. >>> california senator harris is hoping to offer tax credits to renters across the country. the democrat introduced her rent relief act yesterday. it would give tax credits to low and moderate income households where tenants pay more than 30% of their income on rent. oakland mayor likes the idea saying it would help many in oakland. >>> let's check in with sal for an early morning check of the friday morning commute. >> good morning. right now we have a pretty good commute in the south bay. we had a word of an earlier accident and the crash northbound 101 at capitol expressway from gilroy to san jose. most of this drive is looking good. as you get closer to san jose we did have the crash northbound 101 at the capitol expressway which is right about here. traffic is going to be all -- right about there. traffic will be ligh

draper's plan to break up california into six states also failed. and chances, it won't be the last. >> maybe i'll start running a campaign to bring it back. >> reporter: carlos al sado, abc 7 news. >>> immigration officials did not ask his department to sweep a protest in the city. >> according to the examiner, the arrest of several protesters who are camping outside i.c.e. last week raised concerns that sfpd was helping immigration authorities and suppressing free speech. the protesters were calling for i.c.e. to be abolished. in this video from july 9th shows police officers at washington streets ordering people to leave. the police chief says the encampment was a public nuisance. >>> i.c.e. officials appear to be detaining and deporting more immigrants who have applied for visas. the u visa allows victims of crimes to get a visa and green card before applying for citizenship. immigration attorneys say applications can take years to process so many immigrants are being deported while waiting for the visas. the recently retired i.c.e. acting direc

draper tells bloomberg that he won't appeal the ruling.e says, quote, the same six lawyers are going to make the decision. what would be the point? >>> now your morning money report, one of tech's prized perks, free company food, is in danger in mountain view. c passs to restrict free food at a new business complex that will soon be occupied by facebook. that means employers at the san antonio center will not be able to provide free food on a daily basis. it's an effort to support neighboring restaurants in the area that survive on the lunchtime rush. >> so there are a whole bunch of restaurants who are going to open up. there's like us, there are restaurants in phase one that also will depend on facebook employees because they're going to be the main population of this area for, you know, the future. >> facebook will be opening two new buildings in the fall and they'll hold 2,000 employees. the policy is aimed not just at facebook but all tech companies. >> taking a live look at the new york stock exchange right now. trading getting under

tim draper is behind the proposal. he now has 30 days to respond. >>> president trump today again appeared to break with u.s. intelligence agencies on the issue of russian election meddling. the president seemed to reverse himself, indicating he does not believe russia is still trying to attack our democracy. >> the president said thank you very much and was saying no to answering questions. we believe that the threat still exists, which is why we are taking steps to prevent it. >> sarah sanders also revealed that when the president spoke privately with president putin in helsinki, putin proposed letting russian authorities question former u.s. ambassador to moscow michael mcfall. mcfoul now teaches at stanford. mcfall says he expects his country to protect him. >>> is she a college student or russian spy? prosecutors say she infiltrated the nra and the trump campaign. >>> finally, back open. take a look at the first cars driving through a section of highway 1 just south of big sur for the first time in 14 months. the

disappointment forjack draper as we were saying, hoping for the first ever british excess in this eventll from wimbledon, novak djokovic victorious once again, we will hand you back now, to the studio, in salford, for the rest of the day 's sport. chris froome crashed during stage nine of the tour de france. up to eight overall. —— chris froome crashed during stage nine of the tour de france but he got back on his bike to finish in the main bunch. he's up to 8th overall while greg van avamart has extended his lead over geraint thomas to a3—seconds... the conditions enroute weren't kind and as drew savage reports many riders came down. voiceover: most people would struggle to ride a bicycle on these roads let alone race one, if you wa nt to roads let alone race one, if you want to win the tour, it is imperative to stay upright and out of trouble. richie porte could not, australian, forced to retire hurt, one of the prerace favourites before they even hit the cobbles. brutal and relentless, testing teams, riders and bicycles to the limit and beyond. so easy for the yellow jersey contender

and britain's jack draper lost the boys' singles final.initely given me more inspiration to come here and play well in front of so many people and also this experience is unlike any other. i am an brit playing at wimbledon. it is quite surreal. in terms of how i've done this week, i have to stay grounded. because i know that it doesn't make me andy murray or novak djokovic. you know, i have to stay humble and keep working hard. and chris froome is still in the hunt to win a fifth tour de france, after getting up from a crash on the cobbled roads of northern france. froome tweeted a photo of the crash with the caption "taking flight." didn't stop him getting back on the bike and continuing, though. here he is at the end of the race, covered from head to toe in dust and dirt. and he had a bit of a competition with his fellow team sky riders to see who was the muckiest at the end of the race. i think it is a hard one to call, to be perfectly honest with you. it is a dangerous sport, cycling. be perfectly honest with you. it is a dangerous spo

and now draper tells bloomberg he won't appeal the ruling.he same six lawyers are going to make the decision, what would be the point? >> a young girl's love for lemons is making police officers smile all across the west coast. >> this is sweet. 5-year-old theresa ann babcock visited san rafael police last night. she brought them lemonade, and they bought her pizza. a lot of it. at each stop, she helps raise money for police and children's groups. so far, she's raised $2,100 so far. her next destination is the marin county sheriff's office today. and i'm thinking maybe doughnuts today. >> yeah. >> alexis, that would be nice, right? >> it would. what a cutie. doing a great job. we have a backup, unfortunately, if you're doing the bay bridge drive here today. metering lights are on, that's normal, but we also have a disabled vehicle just past treasure island on westbound 80. chp working to remove that now. seeing a bit of a delay as you cross the midspan. also getting this in, sfp activity, reroutes in place in the mission. we have mission stre

jack draper beat the colombian nicolas mejia in the longest match in wimbledon's boys history to booking between draper and his dream of becoming the first british boy to win the title since 1962 is world junior number one, chinese taipei's chun hsin tseng. after a month of highs and lows, in which they banished the nightmare of penalty shoot outs, and allowed the country to dream again, england head home later this morning. they finished the tournament with a pretty disappointing 2—0 defeat to belgium in the thrid—fourth place play off in st petersburg. the belgian's took the lead early, and then rounded things off in the second half thanks to chelsea's eden hazard. a best ever finish then for the belgians, and england's best since 1990, but with plenty of promise for the future. in the end, we are very proud of what we have done. we are under no illusions as to where we stand as a team. we have finished in the final four but we are not a top four team yet. we know that and have never hidden behind that. against the very best teams we have come up short. umm, but we have had a wonder

venture capitalist tim draper spent more than $1 million on the initiative.ys california has become ungovernable because of its size, wealth disparities, and geographical diversity. >>> the "chicago tribune" says a woman is able to stand trial. the 66-year-old marilyn hartman is accused of repeatedly trying to sneak onto commercial jets without a ticket. the judge ordered her to be released from an illinois mental hospital and transferred to a private facility. she will wear an ankle monitor. the same judge ruled four months ago hartman was unfit to stand trial. >>> "the new it will remove hosts that could lead to violence. the new policy expands the social media giant's move on what type of false information it will remove. rumors that spread on facebook led to attacks on ethnic minorities. and facebook's mark zuckerberg faced scrutiny when he said he doesn't believe content such as holocaust denials should be banned unless it's shown to relate to violence. >>> the "washington post" looks at a study that says alcohol-related liver deaths have increased sharp

next to sharon is eric draper. [ applause ] eric served as president george w. bush's chief white house photographer the entire eight years of bush's presidency photographing him daily during his activities at the office, abroad and in his personal life. draper was eventually named special assistant to the president and is the first white house photographer to be named a commissioned officer to a u.s. president. [ applause ] during his tenure eric also directed the oversight of film to digital documenting the presidency. last but certainly not least is lawrence jackson. [ applause ] >> but certainly not least. [ applause ] >> lawrence started his career at the virginia pilot 10 years covering lot sports, news and in depth picture stories before joining the press in boston in 2000 and 2002 he covered capitol hill, the white house and major sports teams seven more years. in march, 2009 he became an official white house photographer under the obama administration where he stayed until january, 2017. in march, 2017 he started his freelance photography business cover

. >> storm team 4's amelia draper says he can expect more hot and sticky weather tomorrow. >> hey, doreenexactly. one more day. t it.s j one more day of our heatwave, and then we'll start to see a transion to more comfortable weather around here. take a look right now. we're at 85 degrees, and it's humid out there, with the temperature at 7:00 m. of . so it's already a mild start with more clouds than sun there tomorrow morning. peeks of sunshine at times. but overall, mostly cloudy skies. and by 11 a.m., that 82 degrees is feeling more like 90. right now on storm team 4 radar, not tracking any rain. only a few sprinkles fling in parts of northern fredrk county. shenandoah county and a parts of fredrick county are under a flood warning. that's going to last about another 20 minutes. i'll have m on tomorrow's storm outlook coming up in ten mites. >>> a muted apology from a woman who sent off a security scare at one of the most iconic symbols of america, the statue of liberty. at the live desk, we first started telling you at 4:00, a woman scaling the statue, even hiding from police under l

no response yet fr venture capitalist tim draper who is behind the initiative. >>suspended. for that number. >> were you aware of that? a i know nothing about th fatal crash that killed a woman was operating off the grid in the bay area. i'm vicky nguyen. what happened after we brought our findings to the chp next. >> plus, does there is car look familiar? what the driver is accuses of doing right before speeding away fr a local court. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. fog and low clouds returning back across the bay. i'll let you know how much cooler tomorrow and who get did the most out of the monsoonal moist this week coming up in about seven minutes. dangerouslye unit dug up new information off the grid and operating dangerously. our investigative unit dug upnew information about the to truck company accused of causing a crash that killed a san francisco city worker. >> senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen is here with what she uncovered. >> reporter: raj and ja fell, last week lilliana was killed when a car rolled off the back of a tow truck into the ditch

. >> let's go to storm team 4ol meteist amelia draper for what this means o for weekend. >> reporter: that means lower humiinties min for the weekend. most of us economy dry. we have beenry for some time. however, i'm tracking isolated showers on storm team 4da mainly down in parts of southern maryland and back into parts of madison a culpeper counties. the most extreme southern parts of calvert county, some hvy rainfall. even lightning coming out of these. parts of sry county still under a flood warning till 3:45 in the morning. this includes the leonardtown area from some heavy rain you saw during the evening hours. you can see, there's another orm out there i parts of madison and culpeper counties. this not moving into t a districtall. it might make it into parts of southern stafford keen before it sizzles out. most of us dry over night. patchy fog tomorrow morning. more importantly, look where we start off. 7:00 a.m., we're a a comfortable 68. plenty of sunshine will warm into the mid-70s by 9:00 a.m. by 11:00 a.m., around 80. overall it's a nice day. can't ru out a shower, o thun

bay area billionaire tim draper's goal was to split the state into northern california, southern california, and california. the court said there were too many unanswered questions to put the measure on the next ballot. it would eventually rule on whether the proposal was constitutional. >>> university of california students may pay just a little less for tuitn when they return to school this fall. the current base tuition at the uc totals $12,630. uc regents are set to vote on a plan today to decrease the tuition by $60. the proposal would bring the base tuition and fees down to $12,570. this would be the first tuition decrease at uc in nearly 20 years. >>> time now 4:42. next an update on the grant fire that started east of livermore this month. >>> welcome back to "kpix 5 news this morning." it is 4:44. it seems like it's been like this all week long, a little bit of fog to start the morning. >> morning fog, afternoon clearing. >> oh, yeah. >> today very similar, although we have a chance of thunderstorms for this evening. so you may see that a little dry lightning possible for the highe

and it was also a step too far for 16—year—old jack draper after he lost the boys' singles final againsthe briton in a gripping encounter 6—16—7 6—4 but remember that name, there's surely a bright future ahead of him despite that loss. greg van avamart has extended his lead over geraint thomas at the tour de france to 43 seconds after a chaotic stage 9. australia's richie porte is out, after this crash. many of the contenders for the overall win had a punishing day on the cobbles in northern france. chris froome was brought down by one of his own team—mates but the defending champion managed to rejoin the race and is up to 8th overall. van avamart, in the yellowjersey, pushed for the stage win but was beaten across the line in roubaix byjohn degenkolb. that's all the sport for now. these are the latest scenes from paris. tens of thousands of people celebrating on the shops are lycee. there have been some scenes of violence, dub and thousands of youths have shut it windows in many stores in champs elysees. they took wine from drug stores and were smiling, filming themselves, and they were

amelia draper joins us from the weather center. amelia, what exactly can we expect ts week? >> this week rain is in the forecast pretty much every day. we're not looking atwashouts, but it's a week where you need to keep the umbrella handy. take a look. here's the latest on storm team4 radar. you can see rain down in the carolinas trying to push into parts of virginia. this will continue to be the case overnight tonight. rain pushing in from south to north. we'll have some rain out there tomorrow morning. take a look. here'sour planner. 77 degrees. now, during the early morning hours, we'redry. just some patchy fog out there. 71 direction. still dry but cloudy by 9:00 a.m. with a temperature at 75 the late morning and midday hours we start to track rain in spotstu with a tempe at that point of 77. take a look at the rain outlook through friday. againe have rain in the forecast pretty much every day. i'm going to have more on the timing of tomorrow's rain and also what this does to our humidity levels coming up in my full forecast right around 11:15. mp thanks, amelia. >>> pr

next to sharon, eric draper. eric -- [ applause ] >> eric served as president george w. bush's chief white house photographer for the entire eight years of bush's presidency. yes. photographing him daily during his activities at the office, abroad, and in his personal life. draper was eventually named special assistant to the president and is the first white house photographer to be named a commissioned officer to a u.s. president. [ applause ] >> during his tenure, eric also directed the photographic and archival conversion of the white house photo office from film to digital. took nearly 1 million photos documenting the presidency. [ applause ] >> and last, but certainly not least, is lawrence jackson. i said certainly. certain not. [ applause ] >> lawrence served his career working at the virginian pilot for years before joining the associated press in boston. in 2002 he covered capitol hill, the white house and major sports teams for seven more years. in march of 2009 he became an official white house photographer under the obama administration where he stayed until

as long as tim draper has money, he'll probably keep pushing that. siliconsomebody rich in valley throwing his money at something and not understanding he political intricacies of the policy? >> tim draperry is a very, bright guy and cares passionate about the stati hink he says that the state is out of control. we've got a housing crisis etre and you've got the same group that actually filed suit against him to stop asthis, environmental policies that stops housing from being built. you couldn't g a bike lane for three years built in berkeley because of these environmental laws, so he thinks it's out of control with the pet and smart enough like he is and rich enough like he , your vote council big enough. >> all right. consultant with the francisco chronicle, marie, kqed, always nice to have you on. >> thank you for having us. >> the deadly wildfire last october burned more than 240,000 acres and claims 43 lives. supervised the massive clean-up. kqed investigation found troubling flaws with how they're awarded and executed. who did thest inative re

this was britain's jack draper winning his boys semi—final 19—17 in the final set.first british wimbledon boys' champion since 1962 meanwhile, britain's jamie murray is through to the final of the mixed doubles with partner victoria azarenka. they beat british hopefuls harriet dart and jay clarke in straight sets. murray, you will remember, won the mixed doubles title last year with martina hingis. england manager gareth southgate says there will be some changes to his side as they prepare to take on belgium in tomorrows third place play—off at the world cup the england team have been back in training today after losing to croatia in wednesday's semi—final, southgate admits that tired legs from that game has affected his team selection. well, what we have to decide with the team is who can go in again, physically, that is going to be important. everybody wants to play. everybody trained this morning. sometimes it is not always a good decision for people to plate if their energy isn't quite there. we had to think of who can give us the best performance —— play. it wo