he was with his brother, finley.evastating tragedy and she said to the families that she hoped today made a better they today had made a better they could have a better understanding of what had happened. and that that she couldn't make their pain go away . now, today, of course, as the police gave evidence, particularly, we did hear of the circum stances how those boys circum stances of how those boys all came to be on the lake. jack johnson, of course, ten years old. he was with a group of friends. they'd gone to the lake to skim some stones on the surface. sam and his brother finley butler and their cousin, thomas stewart. they'd gone to the lake to feed some feed some stale bread to the salts. and afterwards, after the inquest, when we heard, of course , from when we heard, of course, from the police, ambulance service and the fire service as well, area commander for alex shapland from the west midlands fire service gave a warning about the dangers of water as well as reaction to the result. >> the deaths of jack

the reason i'm standing on this lovely leafy street is that this is where the is and this is where finleyn to the foreign minister of finland. and about this to the foreign minister of finland. and interesting and explaining this very interesting and explaining this process of finland joining which is onlyjust done, started with sweden process of finland joining which is onlyjust done, with ed with sweden process of finland joining which is onlyjust done, with turkey. sweden process of finland joining which is onlyjust done, with turkey. the den in negotiations with turkey. the three all involved told me that in some sense, it feels that the membership isn't finished until sweden a clear issue in need swedenjoins. a clear issue in need of resolving potential over the next couple of days. 0ther of resolving potential over the next couple of days. other big things that all countries will talk about, russia supports for ukraine how nato can support the issue of ukraine and official membership that's pretty much in agreement that ukraine will not bejoining while much in agreement that ukraine

we're back with our panel, dan henninger, kim strassel and allysia finley.what do you make of this fire from the home team on the desantis campaign, and how worried should he be about the fact that it hasn't been able to move the polls at all since the governor with got in the race? >> well, look, i mean some of this, paul, could be about expectations management, right? lowering that expectations as we're five or six weeks out from the debates and, you know, you try to cast your guy as the underdog, and then if you manage to get some momentum, you can play off that. but there's also some reality to this too, paul. he hasn't necessarily closed the gap in ways that some people thought that he might. we can talk about why that is. my own view is that he's, i think, chasing trump too much, trying to lean in on issues that he thinks -- cultural issues, woke issues where as he's got a bigger agenda he could be talking about but he's not so much. the good news for him is he's till got a lot of money in the bank -- still got a lot of money in the bank and and has so

we're back with allysia finley and dan henninger.o right about the faa? >> i think so. this was a long time in coming. the inspector generals and gao, the government accountability office, had been warning for over a decade that there were staffing shortages and a lack of flexibility. they make it very difficult to transfer workers from one air traffic control center to another and as well to adopt technology that could really actually make the agency is more productive, 360-degree cameras, for instance. and is so all this is now coming home to roost. paul: well, there's a particular example of that in the new york metro propoll tan area -- metropolitan area. lots of flights, it's a particular mess this summer. and those work rules are relevant because chuck schumer's played a role here in stopping some of the changes that even the faa wanted to make in moving air controllers from long island. >> right. so new york is actually only staffed at about 54% which is far below the average for other centers which is around 80%, which still

. >> ramona finley not only walks this event to honor her uncle, but like many others, because she knows that many of her neighbors benefit from her actions. >> it does a well to get out here and see people enjoying themselves and walking forward and joining the cause. dion: the only place dealing with extreme weather this weekend. from washington state, all the way to florida, we take a look at the impact of triple digit temperatures and pounding rain. plus, that huge powerball jackpot now even bigger. no big winner, but eight tickets sold was to invest with vanguard for my retirement. the second best? stay healthy enough to enjoy it. so i started preparing physically and financially. then you came along and made every mile worth it. hi mom. at vanguard you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. helping you prepare for today's longer retirement. that's the value of ownership. (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dippi

finley land was able to move forward and then you didn't see that for sweden until the eve of the suchwith erdogan, you also saw the nato secretary general having conversations on the eve of the summit, trying to get in deal done. you other saw u.s. officials talking to their counterparts too. it really went down to the wire before the summit. lisa: so much drama. >> i think for president biden it was a really good summit for him. i think it was a good week for president biden. even though there was a lot of drama regarding sweden. heading into it being on capitol hill, members and people were skeptical that he was going to be able to get it done with turkey and sweden and he was, we think, able to do it. we'll see if the plane actually lands there but i think what this does is resolidifies president biden as being able to manage in international crisis and i think that it comes at a time where you look two years ago with the withdrawal of afghanistan was one of the lowest points of president biden's presidencies and i think this is on the other side when it comes to international davi

cause the recent attempts to implement the speed limit had been blocked in parliament by the car finley f t p party. the instead, some opponents point to alternatives for cutting emissions. like going electric. many car makers are becoming more open to this shims. seeing that the e u has banned the sale of new gas and diesel cars from 2035. and germany is slowly incentivizing people to go electric. but not everyone can afford to get rid of their gas powered car or wants to the country also needs to improve public transport in rural areas and revamp an outdated rail system. but those solutions take time. environmental researchers say a speed limit would have an effect sooner in my opinion, if the gym and government funds even bring the tubs to do that, then i, i wonder what one it can do to, to reduce the size of the admissions. i think we need to have like that uh statues assembled. it's a bad dreams as driving fast and owning a car for some this would feel like an attack on their culture or freedom, but it would bring germany in line with most countries in the world. the for me to fini

cause the recent attempts to implement the speed limit had been blocked in parliament by the car finley f d p party. the instead, some opponents point to alternatives for cutting emissions. like going electric. many car makers are becoming more open to this ship. seeing that the e u has banned the sale of new gas and diesel cars from 2035. and germany is slowly incentivizing people to go electric. but not everyone can afford to get rid of their gas powered car or wants to the country also needs to improve public transport in rural areas and revamp an outdated rail system. but those solutions take time. environmental researchers say a speed limit would have an effect sooner in my opinion, if the gym and government funds even bring the tubs to do that, then i, i wonder what one it can do to to reduce parts permissions. i think we need to have like that uh statues assembled. it's a bed of dreams as driving fast, an owning account for, for some this would feel like an attack on their culture or freedom, but it would bring germany in line with most countries in the world. the 4 major thing i

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(carrie cogan) o.k. let's get finley's car seat. let's get your car seat. it's very safe. i think that's the biggest draw, probably. because you know, it affects your mindset and it affects the children's mindset too, to feel safe all the time. (sophie fouron) do you take it for granted now? (carrie cogan) yes. i do, i do take it for granted. i forget what it's like to be worried. (sophie fouron) that's amazing. do you know how lucky you are? not to have to... - i think that's why people raise kids here. but yes. (woman 1) i can't think of a better place to raise a family, to have kids in. yeah. - really. - yeah. i thought about other places and i can't think of anywhere else i'd want to go, so... - why? - we're here for now. because of the community, mostly because of the community, and this kind of idea that you know each other for such a long time and if you need something, somebody will be there. - i grew up in a small community and that's the reason why i moved here. not only because it's an island, but it's a small community and our kids are going to grow up together

finley and samuel butler worse for the officers to reach the boys. finlay and samuel butler were just eight and their cousin thomas x, just 11, and ten—year—old jack johnson. all four of the boys died after falling through the ice johnson. all four of the boys died afterfalling through the ice in johnson. all four of the boys died after falling through the ice in the lake in solihull in the west midlands. the police tried to rescue, despite their own health and safety advice, the police entered the water, but were unable to find them. when specialist teams arrived just 20 minutes later they were able to recover the boys from the lake, but all four were pronounced dead in hospital. the police ending their weather warning for people to avoid open water, not onlyjust in the cold winter months, but tempting as it may be during the summer to enter the lakes, not to do so. this is bbc news. the headlines: the international maritime organisation agrees a deal to sharply reduce carbon emissions by the shipping industry. the us treasury secretary, janet yelle

is that though they are seeking collective security, they are also collective security providers. finley. there were few countries within the nation military lines that spend more, a bigger share of their g d, p on defense done in finland and was also has a compulsory military service. that means it has hundreds of thousands of potential war time of force because of the large reserve forces and also finland. joining nature also extends that alliances influence over the baltic sea region. so well, you'll hear that soon would once gotten a tool umbrella of it's provided by the us, but also by the all the other members that 8 to really has something to bring to the table and not something we've heard. so by the highlight to, in the last few days. mm hm. as the press conference is expected to start shortly, we'll stay on the pictures and i might have to interrupt you when that kicks off me ha. but i want to talk about another issue that is up for discussion and how saying he, there are big security. why is the architect becoming more and more significant and security policy? because as we're

history of military non alignment, and decided to join the nato alliance of to russia's invasion. finley became a member this year, and sweden is expected to follow the same diplomatic. how does a james base report some helsinki president biden flew straight to helsinki from the nato summit to lift the weight near the white house, believes was a success, presidency. lensky, maybe not happy. you didn't receive a more exact timeline. please come through his membership with the alliance, but he was praising us leadership. many allies may privately feel dis, squash about biden's decision to send costs of munitions to ukraine. but they didn't raise their objections publicly. and the biggest breakthrough appears to be in persuading took his present, o one to drop his opposition to sweden's, and they took membership. and that's why the 2nd summit in helsinki with the 5 nordic nations is important. the security situation in this region has been transformed. it's not just sweet in finland, became nato's 31st member, 3 months ago. is a country with a 1300 kilometer border with russia. and with a l

see these finley trustworthy relations funnel apps. we need to the web based on the new model video in the building. it wasn't much, no, no, no, it should like to just come with half. the blue thing was the practical way. like building past the rebuilt a lot of huge gifts of would be a different hydro power station. so i think of nobody in industrial side as it over twice to main center, especially i teach the city and it should save us. uh, but can you said lemme ask them to reveal if she really makes this? it makes me so appreciate initially put in more efficient and this is, i think, am i supposed to be doing something that we need on it unless you initially, if it gives you a new process, because the legacy of the wind tunnel is what our african friends send it to you, but for those throwing you're going to have to send them on to help them. you know, when you're ready to many appreciate freebies, they say no, we don't want to say, you know, for you to be more prospect or the, you know, they direct request heavily like the same voi

. >> ramona finley not only walks this event to honor her uncle but she walks because she knows manyher neighbors benefit from her action. >> it does mean well people walking for a cause. reggie: act the picket lines in hollywood. coming up, we hear from a popular comedian and actress about the strikes. kumasi: extreme weather not just impacting the u.s., torrential rains, moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> just very happy she is back home. reggie: friends expressing relief after a woman from san mateo kidnapped and held captive for 8 months is home safe. kumasi: the search for answers between lingering questions stemming from the jfk assassination. a judge deciding with the president to keep documents from going public. reggie: horse racing at golden gate field is coming to an end. kumasi: and the heat having an impact on wine country. what a later harvest could mean for local vineyards. good morning. it is monday, july 17. drew: we are that excessive heat over the weekend. warnings have expired but this morning you are looking at two-point temperatures. it doe

reporter: ramona finley walks this walk to honor her uncle but she also walks because she knows manynefit from her action. >> it does me good to see people walking for a cause. dion: still ahead o 11, a cross country cycling trip of a lifetime. the story behind the journey to the golden state is even sweeter. their driving inspiration all new at 11. meteorologist: our excessive heat warning has expired. how much cooling can we expect? what if magic could happen on main street? what if i could walk into a cartoon world? if i could watch heroes save the day... ...and become a hero myself? what if stories could come to life? new surprises await at the disney100 celebration, only at the disneyland resort. dion: new research from stamford tonight shows how much the pandemic has changed the way we play golf. the analysis shows the sport has seen a boom with americans playing weekdays in the afternoon. in california courses have seen double or triple numbers on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday as a result of the work at home schedules. the weekday trend is also true for gyms, shopping malls

> during past excessive heat warnings, sonoma county has opened cooling center's a locations like finley community center in santa rosa. but during this weekend's weather event, the county will not be opening any the department of emergency management says the current forecast doesn't trigger its extreme temperature response plan. the county opens cooling center's when the national weather service issues a heat risk level 3 or more for at least 3 consecutive days and puts the county under an excessive heat warning in the north bay. temperatures will be in the high 90's and low 100's on saturday and sunday. that's hot enough for one shelter to provide an air-conditioned space for people in need of cooling down. we're just trying to be compassionate about those that are on bicycles or in an encampment and don't have the luxury of the vehicle. >> to give them just an opportunity to cool off safely. robin phoenix is the director of shelter services at cots. mary isaacs enter in petaluma. they offer housing food and different services to the unhoused year round during the winter storms, they

finley was on the russian wants a 1917. they tried to stay neutral during competence.ing nato all of that. to the going to underscore that this event with finland being the newest member of nato, really fly in the face of potent central belief that he could somehow break up and divide nato instead it has expanded to include russians neighbor with sweden on its way. and we're likely to hear similar things as we hear let the linea about ukraine joining nato, but we also expect we are going to hear that nato supply for ukraine will not falter its unity is not going to wait there, and exited the president also seem to be addressing the american people but he was talking about ukraine. in saying that a secure europe, not helps the american people. that america cannot prosper without a secure europe. seeming to direct that conversation to people who have started to sour and the idea of you keep continuing to create. but the focus was about nato's order the communication and sweden's membership here. sweden is finland's neighbor, and has been by turkey for about a year, they

> during past excessive heat warnings, sonoma county has opened cooling center's a locations like finley community center in santa rosa. but during this weekend's weather event, the county will not be opening any the department of emergency management says the current forecast doesn't trigger its extreme temperature response plan. the county opens cooling center's when the national weather service issues a heat risk level 3 or more for at least 3 consecutive days and puts the county under an excessive heat warning in the north bay. temperatures will be in the high 90's and low 100's on saturday and sunday. that's hot enough for one shelter to provide an air-conditioned space for people in need of cooling down. we're just trying to be compassionate about those that are on bicycles or in an encampment and don't have the luxury of the vehicle. >> to give them just an opportunity to call off safely. robin phoenix is the director of shelter services at cots. mary isaacs enter in petaluma. they offer housing food and different services to the unhoused year round during the winter storms, they

sibbick stole finley's badge and radio after he was pulled into the mob and brutally beaten when he spoke in the court today and told the judge what sibbick did was, quote, an act of cowardice . lottery players have a chance to become multimillionaires. we're tracking the anticipation ahead of tonight's big drawing that could make someone rich over night. and as if the heat, the intense heat gripping parts of the country right now wasn't enough, residents are dealing with another problem now, how it's causing the proliferation of two particular insects known to transmit diseases. wow. not the case for us. we have very pleasant weather across the bay area, giving you a live look there towards san francisco. a little bit of low clouds right along the coastline. we'll have a look at what you can expect for your neigh rhood today and throug e week and the number of illnesses caused by ticks and mosquitoes. they say many of the insects that pass on illness to people often thrive in hot, dry weather . the high precipitation increased temperature and even the mosquito manages to survive even whe

> during past excessive heat warnings, sonoma county has opened cooling center's a locations like finley community center in santa rosa. but during this weekend's weather event, the county will not be opening any the department of emergency management says the current forecast doesn't trigger its extreme temperature response plan. the county opens cooling center's when the national weather service issues a heat risk level 3 or more for at least 3 consecutive days and puts the county under an excessive heat warning in the north bay. temperatures will be in the high 90's and low 100's on saturday and sunday. that's hot enough for one shelter to provide an air-conditioned space for people in need of cooling down. we're just trying to be compassionate about those that are on bicycles or in an encampment and don't have the luxury of the vehicle. >> to give them just an opportunity to cool off safely. robin phoenix is the director of shelter services at cots. mary isaacs enter in petaluma. they offer housing food and different services to the unhoused year round during the winter storms, they

> during past excessive heat warnings, sonoma county has opened cooling center's a locations like finley community center in santa rosa. but during this weekend's weather event, the county will not be opening any the department of emergency management says the current forecast doesn't trigger its extreme temperature response plan. the county opens cooling center's when the national weather service issues a heat risk level 3 or more for at least 3 consecutive days and puts the county under an excessive heat warning in the north bay. temperatures will be in the high 90's and low 100's on saturday and sunday. that's hot enough for one shelter to provide an air-conditioned space for people in need of cooling down. we're just trying to be compassionate about those that are on bicycles or in an encampment and don't have the luxury of the vehicle. >> to give them just an opportunity to call off safely. robin phoenix is the director of shelter services at cots. mary isaacs enter in petaluma. >> they offer housing food and different services to the unhoused year round during the winter storms, th

want to still be the best to mark the opening game being 3 days away. news even sky it either. brent finley before the sun, but still i'm full of 17 nice along banner. before landing on the shed, he didn't park in oakland, that's where the tumor kicks off with coast to new zealand. thinking on no way. once from the touch down, he was pleased with the condition mallory well to the england industry. these pieces are preparing to resume the battle for the ashes at old trafford. in manchester, england have recalled foss, boat of james, and descending face of all the robinson for the full faced boy bought a victory at hating the 8 days ago. they have to win post the remaining matches to re game the the reason why the number one is probably why the winning 2 to one in terms of the just about crucial times of minus 2 when the time of the battle and, but i don't think we're far off to the mass starts on wednesday in australia, only need to avoid the fees and mentions to to retain the ashes. but the bigger prize is the when that will change. they 1st series victory in england for 22 use peers a lot

brothers six year old samuel and eight year old finley butler died along with their 11 year old cousin, thomas stewart and ten year old jack johnson . and ten year old jack johnson. the court heard that the children went to babbs mill lake in kingshurst in december last year to skim stones and feed the ducks. police formed a human chain to punch through the ice and pull the children out of the lake. but all four later died. super intendent richard harris says his officers did everything they could to save them. >> my own local officers were the first to arrive on the scene within minutes of the initial call and tried so desperately to rescue the boys that afternoon, with many wading into subzero water up to their necks to form a human chain. they had no specialist equipment, but bravely smashed their way through the ice with their batons and fists in a bid to find the boys . find the boys. >> the government has doubled down on its refusal to commit to accepting teachers . a pay review accepting teachers. a pay review proposals . education is a right. proposals. education is a right. >>

consider considering continuing the item to the next month to provide an opportunity for commissioner finley or perhaps the vacancy on the district attorney's seat will be filled at that point because in that case, there would be potentially three votes in favor of the of commissioner salaries motion. okay. so i neglected. to mention three votes are necessary to approve any motion . so this motion failed. it will be continued at the future meeting for reconsider. so thank you. let's go to agenda item number eight. so is she able to comment? may i say anything? oh gosh, i'm sorry. is that okay? go ahead. okay sorry. thank you so much. i really appreciate all of your work on this and i wanted to say two things. one is that that i, i think it's really important. this is i was appreciative of listening to joanne lee's experience as well, because i think as a city employee for so many years, we do gain a lot of experience that can be contributed to the city and county and to the improvement of health. in my case, you know, and i think i hope that you are able to look a little bit at the ethics ru

. >> when fire marshal jim finley got diagnosed with leukemia in 2021, frank was there. >> he mobilized the smallest jobs i couldn't do when i was going through chemotherapy. i just couldn't imagine getting through it without the support that he and the rest of the department gave me. but he was definitely the spearhead. >> chief, what does this moment mean to you? you are from chagrin, and we are here to celebrate your community, but we are actually here to celebrate you, as well. >> obviously i'm a little blown away. i really don't know what to say, but, i mean, i'm blessed, grateful. god is good. >> chief, we've got a couple surprises for you. first we have mayor, bill tomko, here to present you with a little proclamation from the city. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for all you do. appreciate it. >> thanks. >> chief, that's not all. we are ready to throw you guys an awesome pizza party. >> wonderful. >> come on down. [applause] >> thank you. >> we are not going to make you hold all that. >> all right. thanks, guys. >> what is this moment like for you? what does it mean to see yo

brothers six year old samuel and eight year old finley butler died along with their 11 year old cousinear old jack johnson. police formed a human chain to punch through the ice. and we're going to throw to you i'm sorry for the interruption to liverpool crown court for a press conference following the life for the senseless and tragic murder of elle edwards in will on christmas eve last year. >> ali was a young woman with a whole life ahead of her who was simply enjoying a night out in a pub with a family and friends. the cowardly actions of chapman on that night firing at his intended targets whilst they were stood outside in a crowd shows the arrogance and contempt that he had for everybody else as a result of his reckless actions. ali had a life tragically cut short . her family tragically cut short. her family and friends and everyone who knew her have been left devastated by their loss . today, devastated by their loss. today, chapman is behind bars where he rightly belongs and where he will now spend a considerable penod will now spend a considerable period of his adult life. his

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butler , 11 year old finley butler, 11 year old thomas stewart and ten year old jack johnson.happen again. of course, it's a tragedy for each of the families of each of four families of each of the four boys that involved in boys that have been involved in this of course, this incident. but, of course, ten johnson didn't ten year old jack johnson didn't even were in even know the boys that were in the family so the final hearing the family. so the final hearing of the inquest today, i'm sure, will give some some some some well needed conclusions to this tragic event . tragic event. >> okay, jack, thanks very much indeed. keep you up to date with that. of course. and i've got to say, on a similarly gloomy note, mark's been in touch and says , mark's been in touch and says, surprised. you haven't mentioned or remembered . and i've got to or remembered. and i've got to say, i hadn't that his 18 years since the london terrorist bombs the seventh of the seventh. >> yeah of course it is . >> yeah of course it is. >>— >> yeah of course it is. >> gosh , 18 years. >> gosh, 18 years. >>

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. >> been very kind and sent in pictures, sue sent this picture of finley. of her dog, finley. >> beautiful of a breed is that? >> very. really >> like one very. really beautiful hairdo. >> heather. >> next is heather. >> next is heather. >> she says, is bobby, our >> she says, this is bobby, our gorgeous rescue dog. he gorgeous little rescue dog. he is five months old and he's the most loving dog in the world. >> and i he really >> and i bet he really appreciates being rescued by you i >> -- >> and dorothy says this buddy from cheshire , he's from northwich in cheshire, he's a parsons. russell terrier. it's that different from a jack russell terrier. and he's a maniac, she says. i kind of wistful stare into the distance. >> look at this one. rich in telford's sent this picture of his scrappy, the jack russell terrier, and that is that is a tongue that is a dog that likes a pant. >> scotty, paul and linda in shepshed say , this is seth. shepshed say, this is seth. >> that's a lovely name . seth, >> that's a lovely name. seth, our six year old sealyham terrier. isn't he beautiful? >> what a

consider considering continuing the item to the next month to provide an opportunity for commissioner finleyor perhaps the vacancy on the district attorney's seat will be filled at that point because in that case, there would be potentially three votes in favor of the of commissioner salaries motion. okay. so i neglected. to mention three votes are necessary to approve any motion . so this motion failed. it will be continued at the future meeting for reconsider. so thank you. let's go to agenda item number eight. so is she able to comment? may i say anything? oh gosh, i'm sorry. is that okay? go ahead. okay sorry. thank you so much. i really appreciate all of your work on this and i wanted to say two things. one is that that i, i think it's really important. this is i was appreciative of listening to joanne lee's experience as well, because i think as a city employee for so many years, we do gain a lot of experience that can be contributed to the city and county and to the improvement of health. in my case, you know, and i think i hope that you are able to look a little bit at the ethics rul

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