fiona. fiona! ., morning to both of you. fiona. fiona!_ the - morning to both of you. fiona. fiona!r will resign today, what do you think of that? �* ... ., , resign today, what do you think of that? �* ., , y resign today, what do you think of that?�* ._ that? i'm actually quite sorry about that, i am that? i'm actually quite sorry about that. i am a — that? i'm actually quite sorry about that, i am a green _ that? i'm actually quite sorry about that, i am a green party _ that? i'm actually quite sorry about that, i am a green party supporter| that, i am a green party supporter but i bought it tactically and i voted snp on a wide range of issues and elections and i think his sacking of the green party was ill judged and i think he probably regretted it quite quickly. i think that every party will have, whether you are a supporter or a member will have things that you disagree with, the policy notions they disagree with and i will say that about each of the parties. but that does not mean that i would ever support some of the things that have been happening. for example, the fact th

good morning, fiona. all over the financial press this morning. the markets are digesting what he said. , ., , he said. yes. that is right. it has been very much a - he said. yes. that is right. it has been very much a focus. he said. yes. that is right. it l has been very much a focus for markets for a long time and for households when the central bank will start to cut interest rates. and we just saw recently, stronger data from the united states. we have also seen a slight up tick in inflation so there were concerns heading in to the meeting that perhaps the fed would not be able to cut the three times it had indicated that it would cut rates at the last monetary policy meeting. and that is what the market was looking for. some sort of reassurance that the fed was still going to cut rates and that perhaps it could still consider cutting three times this year. the federal reserve, jerome powell, he did say that the fed was still looking to cut interest rates this year and that the recent data had not ma

fiona: that's a good question.re is the potential for things to go higher if we start to see that inflation starts to cool again. if we start to see geopolitical tensions start to calm down again, there is potential there, but we have got the earnings season that we are just ramping up and that will be a distraction the market to be able to have a look at what they want to see whether lofty valuations are supported by the fundamentals. caroline: goldman sachs, for example. fiona, thank you for the context there. coming up, we'll joined by fabian astec and diversification on globalization with a take on the volatility that we saw over the course of the weekend. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. get your business online in minutes with the power of ai... ...with a perfect name, a great logo, and a beautiful website. just start with a domain, a few clicks

at the first trial fiona beale, who is 50, and you can see here on the bbc news website, used his phoneng he was still alive. a real trial at the old bailey has begun and beal is now admitted his murder. confirmation that a primary school teacher has admitted murdering her partner, tying his body up and burying him in the garden. a change of plea at a retrial at the old bailey that has begun, 50—year—old fiona beal admitting to the murder of 42—year—old nicholas billingham in northampton in march 2022. you can see that article on the bbc news website where you can get more on that case. a 13—year—old girl has appeared at llanelli magistrates�* court, charged with the attempted murder of three people at a school in carmarthenshire. the 13—year—old, who cannot be named because of her age, has been remanded into secure youth detention accommodation. she is due to appear at swansea crown court on the 27th of may. british universities have been warned they are being targeted by foreign states, whose activities could undermine the uk's national security. senior figures from institutions inclu

we know that there were two teachers, one of whom was fiona elias.ere taken to hospital. police then made an arrest of a teenage girl, arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. now it was clearly a distressing moment for the pupils within the school and also their parents, who gathered at the fence outside as the school remained in lockdown, messages going back and forth between them to ensure them everyone was ok. at the end of the school day, though students were allowed to leave, we understand, from the school, they will not be open tomorrow but there will be support for those students and a strong police presence.- support for those students and a strong police presence. and we heard from olice strong police presence. and we heard from police that _ strong police presence. and we heard from police that update, _ strong police presence. and we heard from police that update, as _ strong police presence. and we heard from police that update, as you - from police that update, as you said, the school closed tomorrow, a continued police presence. when

fiona lamdin has more.e of the greatest fights ever is going up for auction. these are muhammad ali's white satin boxing trunks from his epic thrilla in manila bout with rivaljoe frazier. it's expected they could sell for up to $6 million. he wore them in his bruising victory over frazier in the philippines in october 1975. the shorts go under the hammer next week. it's one of those songs you can't help sing along to and it's going to be played all over brighton this weekend to mark a special moment in music history. fiona lamdin has more. a very good evening to you. and from me, david vine, welcome to the eurovision song contest of 1974. and welcome to a saturday night out in brighton. 50 years ago, brighton was electric with eurovision fever. waterloo by abba for sweden. watch this one. as they strutted on to the stage in platform heels and satin knickerbockers, these swedish artists were still relatively unknown. # oh, yeah, and i have met my destiny in quite a similarway..#. even after they'd performed,

fiona lamdin, bbc news. feels like yesterday. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da navos.ning windier, we have a named storm on the way, storm kathleen which has been named by the irish met service for this week at the biggest impact will be across more western parts of ireland. and western parts of ireland. and western parts of the uk have the potential for travel disruption, especially the ferry routes up and down the irish sea. this is a deepening store moving along the west of ireland, strongest impacts

fiona beal, who's 50, will be sentenced next month.ne influencer, andrew tate, and his brother tristan, will go ahead. they're facing charges of organised crime and human trafficking. their lawyers had challenged the admissibility of evidence. today's ruling, which has not set a date for the trial, will be appealed by the tates. two romanian women are also charged with similar offences alongside the tate brothers. manchester's new co—op live arena has postponed its opening until may, because it's still not ready. the venue, which is the uk's biggest indoor arena, had already delayed comedian peter kay's opening shows, which were due to take place earlier this week. the venue said it needed more time to test emergency communication systems. peter kay said the delay was 'very disappointing'. a government minister's appearance on question time has hit the headlines — after he appeared to confuse two different countries in africa. the policing minister, chris philp, was asked about the government's policy to deport illegal migrants to rwan

fiona lamdin, bbc news.communication device to speak has found a new voice after a two—year search. daniel challis was fed up with sounding like a robot and decided to search for someone from his local area — walsall — to record a spoken vocabulary for him. he's been talking with our midlands correspondent navtej johal. midlands accent: when i chose my . voice, i know what voice i like. . voice, i knew what voice i liked. dan will happily admit that he loves the sound of his own voice. but you can't blame him, especially as it's not technically his own voice. dan was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was a toddler, and has never been able to speak in his own voice. since he was nine years old, he's used a tablet like device to communicate, which he controls with his eyes, and sounds like this. generic robotic voice: this is my old voice. it's a robot voice. but two years ago, he set out on a mission to replace the robotic drawl and find someone with a walsall accent like his family, whose voice he could

fiona beal, who's 50, will be sentenced next month.sh man was charged over an alleged arson plot in london on businesses linked to ukraine. prosecutors claim the russian private military group wagner were involved. dylan earl, who's 20, along with four others, are the first people accused under new spy laws introduced last year. here's daniel sandford. this was the fire in east london last month that started what the head of scotland yard's counterterrorism command called a "highly significant investigation". two burning warehouses that led to two british men being charged under the new national security act with offences that amount to assisting russia. the businesses are owned by a ukrainian man and his latvian wife. it took 60 firefighters to tackle the blaze and investigators believe it was started with some sort of accelerant such as petrol. this afternoon, the damage from the fire could still be clearly seen, the scorched metalframe of one of the warehouses still exposed to the sky. a ukrainian—registered lorry was parked outside

i just wanted to thank fiona for her willingness to serve and continue to serve. i understand that this is a difficult environment with such a densely settled city to address and serve, disabled community. but she's been such a strong advocate and voice for that community. it's really is an honor to reappoint her and continue to work in collaboration with her. so that's it. thank you, madam chair. thank you so much. and with that, we'll open this item up for public comment. yes. members of the public wish to speak on this item should line up to speak at this time. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. there will be a soft chime when you have 30s left and a louder chime when your time has expired. is there anybody who would like to make public comment on this matter, we don't have any speakers on this matter. public comment is now closed. i'd like to make a motion to send, this item to the full board with positive recommendation. or do i need to remove, we need to amend to remove rejecting throughout the legislation and then recommend, as amended. thank you, ca

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fiona beal, who's 50, was arrested last year after police found a notebook containing her plans to kill nick billingham. the general manager of the new co—op live arena in manchester, which will be the uk's largest music venue, has resigned. gary roden had criticised the way some smaller venues were run, before having to postpone the arena's opening shows twice, because the site wasn't ready. the 23,500 seat arena in manchester was set for a grand opening this week, with two performances by the comedian, peter kay. our arts and entertainment reporter ian youngs has more. well, it is a big embarrassment for the venue, which was meant to have opened earlier this week originally with peter kay playing two nights. those were then postponed until next week but now those have been postponed again until may. so this venue which is going to hold 23,500 people still hasn't opened and it is off to a very rocky start. as for what has gone wrong, the venue has said they need more time to test the emergency communications systems to ensure that the venue is safe and all the areas can be open to fans

fiona trott reports now, and a warning that some viewers may find some of the details distressing.und, now. now he is cornered and bewildered. this down on the ground, now. now he is cornered and bewildered.— cornered and bewildered. as the olice cornered and bewildered. as the police point _ cornered and bewildered. as the police point a — cornered and bewildered. as the police point a weapon _ cornered and bewildered. as the police point a weapon at - cornered and bewildered. as the police point a weapon at him. i cornered and bewildered. as the - police point a weapon at him. ahmed alid tried to kill his housemate. but amazingly javed nouri survived. the attack was heard on a 999 call. he has got a knife. there is a lot of blood — he has got a knife. there is a lot of blood i— he has got a knife. there is a lot of blood. i need an ambulance straightaway. 35st of blood. i need an ambulance straightaway-— of blood. i need an ambulance straiahtawa . . . , ., ., straightaway. at the police station, alid admitted _ straightaway. at the police station, alid admitted the _ straightaway

fiona beal, who's 50, will be sentenced next month.nce for a second day at the public inquiry, has been accused of "deliberately suppressing the truth" and letting wrongful convictions stand. angela van der bogerd was questioned by lawyers representing wrongly convicted sub—postmasters. she dismissed the accusations, and denied using money to hush up the family of martin griffiths, a sub—postmaster who killed himself, after being falsely accused of stealing £100,0000. emma simpson was at the inquiry. martin griffiths was facing financial ruin by the post office when he took his own life, in 2013. the losses were mounting, and he had been fined after an armed robbery at his branch in cheshire. me been fined after an armed robbery at his branch in cheshire.— his branch in cheshire. we have to -a the his branch in cheshire. we have to pay the money _ his branch in cheshire. we have to pay the money back _ his branch in cheshire. we have to pay the money back in _ his branch in cheshire. we have to pay the money back in order - his branch

well, you ain't fiona apple. and if you ain't fiona apple, i don't give a rat's ass. what a bitch !re in grave danger. if you were barbra streisand where would you be right now ? hmm... no, no, i mean where would she be staying ? i always heard that mrs. streisand had her own four million dollar condominium up near the ski slope. where ? i don't know, it was just a rumor. damnit man, where's your car ? he has it, milo. that little bastard has the triangle. are you sure ? i'm sure ! he knew about the symbol of kru-luck ! then why don't we go get it ? a cop showed up, he's a clever one. i can't blow everything now that i'm this close. everything must be handled very carefully. how many years has it been, milo ? 30, 40 ? for so long i have waited to find the other triangle. and now i am so close. the dawn of zinthar is close at hand. ( evil laugh ) norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free

fiona lamdin, bbc news. feels like yesterday. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da navos. they don't have any weather name songs, but i thought the windy takes it all this weekend! it will be turning windier, we have a named storm on the way, storm kathleen which has been named by the irish met service for this week at the biggest impact will be across more western parts of ireland. and western parts of ireland. and western parts of the uk have the potential for travel disruption, especially the ferry routes up and down the irish sea. this is a deepening store moving along the west of ireland, strongest impacts across the republic of ireland but very windy but it will feel bizarre because it will draw in very warm air, could be 2! or 22 degrees across eastern england on saturday afternoon with lots of sunshine. huge temperature contrasts across the country, heavy, disruptive is no across scotland, wet and very mild indeed further west you start the day, the skies have been brightening up day, the skies have been brightening up nicely for england, wales, northern ireland, s

. >> porque esta re burro, yo no he hecho ya se acabo, ya el pantano se seco, el arbol se cayo, fionaalvador, el salvador, samuel arias, noticias telemundo.telem. >> estan iconicas. >> gira celebration tour en la ciudad de mexico. >> para la ocasion, la actriz mexicana aparecio en el escenario de la reina del pop vestida con un traje inspirado en frida kahlo hayek se unio como juez esa invitada de los bailarines de la gira que hacian su baile de la cancion vogue. >> la estrella en instagram agradecio a madonna por la experiencia y resalto que el ano fue memorable. >> y al regresar, mi colega julio vaqueiro tuvo la oportunidad de hablar con el periodista mexicano ciro gomez leiva sobre el futuro politico del pais. >> no se lo pierdda (mom) nunca pensé que con verizon cambiar mi teléfono por un iphone 15 pro iba a ser tan fácil. antes... me la pasaba heredando los teléfonos viejos de los demás... (dad) primero heredó el mío... yo lo cuidaba muchísimo... (mom) el último fue uno de mi hija. la memoria... no aguantaba un selfie más. (daughter) ¡mamá! (mom) ahora... los que quieren heredar

pled guilty mid—trial to murdering her partner and burying his body in their garden . 50 year old fionaden. 50 year old fiona beal had initially admitted the lesser offence of manslaughter, stabbing 42 year old nicholas billingham due to loss of control, but denied murder. his partly mummified remains were discovered four and a half months after he was last seen in 2021. sentencing will take place next month and in the us, the actress ashley judd says the overturning of harvey weinstein's rape conviction is an institutional betrayal of her allegations of sexual assault by the hollywood producer helped spark the metoo movement, a major film star in the 1990s, she sued weinstein in 2018, claiming he damaged her career after she rejected his advances. his 2020 rape conviction was overturned yesterday after a new york court ruled that he didn't receive a fair trial. the district attorney will now determine whether to seek a retrial, though he remains in prison for other crimes. ashley judd says the courts haven't served the needs of victims . served the needs of victims. >> this today is an

and the bbc understands that both of those teachers we can name now as liz hopkin and fiona elias.om this press conference that we just happened moments ago. police said yesterday evening in their control room, their social media department had spotted a number of social media messages referring to incidents that had taken place here. officers then carried out a warrant. ross evans said for that person they believed responsible for those for that content. and a 15—year—old male was then arrested and he is now in custody. now, they said that these two investigations are separate, but the police are seeking to establish whether there is any connection between the offences. and superintendent ross evans finished by again urging the public that no media or information about this incident should be shared on social media as an investigation is ongoing. still to come on the world today — donald trump's big day in not one, but two courts. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. donald trump's path to the election appears to be paved with legal woes. there

that's all from me here in edinburgh, but now over to fiona for the rest of the day's news. a man's torso was found wrapped in plastic at a nature reserve in salford in greater manchester earlier this month. police say they believe the victim was in his 60s, and his family have been informed. here's mairaid smyth. this is where the investigation began after a man's torso was found wrapped in plastic on wetlands at kersal dale in salford. that was more than three weeks ago. greater manchester police carried out a huge search of the area. and since saturday night, more body parts have been found at three different areas across the city, including this reservoir and woods around a mile away. today, another grim discovery of human remains close to a railway line near where police say the victim, a man in his 60s, lived here on worsley road in winton. detectives say he shared this house with the two men charged with his murder. people living nearby are shocked by what has happened. generally, it's very, very quiet and friendly neighbours, so it's really out of character for this

fiona hill, says that he did not consider ukraine as such, an independent state at all, i think thatprecisely one of the consequences of his meeting with putin in helsinki in 2018, and in addition , there was another moment when, in fact, because of that. that he asked president zelensky to open a lawsuit against president biden, he now has a very bad, i would say, relationship with our president, and because of that he got his first impeachment, we know he got his second after he wanted to arrange 6 january 21st, what a coup yes, but i would just ask you, mr. yaroslav, well... the loan is, well, there is a very preferential loan, very, very pi, but on the other hand, trump, he is a businessman, it is hard for me to imagine that he can give money to somebody just like that, he... you want that money back someday, obviously it won't come back, just like the american lendley from wwii, i read somewhere when i was preparing that the payback ended in 72 year, and this retribution was many times less than the americans paid for these, for these goods the military that entered the soviet u

fiona lamdin has more. a very good evening to you.righton. 50 years ago, brighton was electric with eurovision fever. waterloo by abba for sweden. watch this one. as they strutted on to the stage in platform heels and satin knickerbockers, these swedish artists were still relatively unknown. # oh, yeah, and i have met my destiny in quite a similarway... # even after they'd performed, some of thejudges still weren't convinced. i know it sounds odd now, but they made no impression on us at all. # waterloo... # we gave them no votes. some old folk in monaco, who were on theirjury, they gave them no votes. greece gave them no votes. belgium gave them no votes. five countries out of the 17 gave abba no votes. sweden, five votes. and then the results were in. abba. we won! it was one of those moments, you know, when life changes from one day to another. suddenly, the world is open to us. the whole world is open. # waterloo... # and that was that. overnight, they became a household name, dominating the charts for decades to come. jacqui was

now a look at a few other stories making the news today: a primary school teacher, fiona beal, has admitted of nicholas billingham, who was 42, were found at a home in northampton in 2022. at the old bailey, beal admitted manslaughter, but is now on trialfor murder. rishi sunak has set out plans which could see gps stripped of the power to sign people off sick in england. the prime minister, who was visiting a shoe repair shop today, said "specialist work and health professionals" would be given the job of issuing fit notes. the charity scope has criticised the prime minister's plans, branding them a "a full—on assault on disabled people". labour has set out its plans for building more houses in england. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, said they will protect green spaces but would make it easier for councils and developers to build on areas in the green belt such scrubland on the outskirts of towns — what he is calling the "greybelt." there's mounting criticism of the football association this afternoon, following the announcement that they're scrapping fa cup replays. the english foot

this afternoon it was announced that teacher fiona elias, pictured here, and another teacher who thekins and a pupil affected, have all been released from hospital. the shocking incident prompted a huge multi—agency response. cid and forensic teams recovered a knife and tonight an update from the police. a 13—year—old girl was arrested at the scene. i can confirm she has now been charged with three counts of attempted murder. dyfed—powys police also said that last night concerns were raised over some social media posts that referenced the incident that took place here in dyffryn aman yesterday. they went to the home of the person they believed responsible for that content and a 15—year—old male was arrested and remains in custody. they're now investigating whether there is a link between the two alleged offences. ammanford is still in shock. as staff of dyffryn aman return tomorrow, they'll prepare to assist those pupils affected as best they can for when they return on monday. tomos morgan, bbc news, ammanford. it's a case that goes to the heart of presidential power, and the us sup

fiona lamdin has more. a very good evening to you.ng contest of 1974. and welcome to a saturday night out in brighton. 50 years ago, brighton was electric with eurovision fever. waterloo by abba for sweden. watch this one. as they strutted on to the stage in platform heels and satin knickerbockers, these swedish artists were still relatively unknown. # surrender # oh, yeah, # and i have met my destiny in quite a similarway...# even after they'd performed, some of the judges still weren't convinced. i know it sounds odd now, but they made no impression on us at all. # waterloo...# we gave them no votes. some old folk in monaco, who were on theirjury, they gave them no votes. greece gave them no votes. belgium gave them no votes. five countries out of the 17 gave abba no votes. sweden, five votes. and then the results were in. abba. we won! it was one of those moments, you know, when life changes from one day to another. suddenly, the world is open to us. the whole world is open. # waterloo...# and that was that. overnight, they became

fiona carragher is the director of research and influencing at alzheimers society.g and i have to say this is a game changerfor dementia. what we are hoping to do through this blood biomarker challenge is to revolutionise the dementia diagnosis pathway which will make a huge difference for patients right into the future. how far are we from a cure because obviously this is a huge step in terms of diagnosis but is a cure anywhere within reach? this year will be a defining moment for dementia, the first two drugs that have been shown in trials to slow progression of alzheimer's disease, are starting to go through the regulatory process within the uk. but as you heard in the film earlier, we are a long way from being able to get those drugs into the nhs because what we do not have is early and accurate diagnosis of disease. about one third of people currently do not get a diagnosis at all and a tiny percentage get the very specialised scans or lumbar punctures that enables them to see whether they are eligible for these drugs in the future. gracie spinks was 23 when sh

fiona lamdin has more. we are at brighton museum, celebrating 50 years of abba.icas, and the very drunk if that was used on that night all those years ago. jackie was there. she was 15. this is what she was wearing, a bridesmaid dress. her dad with a photographer, taking photos. he got this photo behind—the—scenes of abba, just as they were adjusting their costumes. jackie, tell me, what was it like? it was just surreal. it was amazing. it was just surreal. it was amazing. it was just surreal. it was amazing. it was like being up to another planet, they were amazing. when they came out of the _ planet, they were amazing. when they came out of the lift? _ planet, they were amazing. when they came out of the lift? everybody - came out of the lift? everybody sto ed. came out of the lift? everybody stopped. everybody _ came out of the lift? everybody stopped. everybody was - came out of the lift? everybody stopped. everybody was in - came out of the lift? everybody stopped. everybody was in or i came out of the lift? everybody| stopped. everybody was in or of their o

the bbc has been told one of the injured is head of year 7 fiona elias.r about four hours yesterday. a teenage girl remains in police custody on suspicion of attempted murder. two household cavalry horses are in a "serious condition" after they threw off their riders and raced through london yesterday. three soldiers and a cyclist were taken to hospital following the incident. frances read joins me now — and we've had an update this morning on this? yes, we have had anjust update saying that two horses, as you said, are in serious condition. the army said that seven were spooked yesterday after building materials were dropped from a great height next to them. they were taking part in rehearsal next at buckingham palace for today's major general�*s inspection. the household cavalry is one of the most senior regiments in the british army. the animals, on a seven mile route through the city, collided with animals, which we saw, including a double—decker bus and a taxi. two of the injured animals were operated on last night. a horse named quaker has been tran

when i take fiona, i don't want any mess cannot oppose the other than other than language and look us on the desk. if you have them, i'm a, i'm not sure of a enough see inside the id. so happy with that if well, so how for you let, can you head, but i'm a little can see it way up the guess here when we started the, the, the pay i'm in as little, you know, had the own island where they can use in india and mos on a to them. or if they're double standards, do you think when it comes to the palestinians, what we see not, i mean the international community has various perspectives on the conflict that you report on. we see a shift in the countries of the global cells when it comes to their support of palestinians. yet as you know, the governments of some of the western countries, the united states, the united kingdom, germany, others, they, they continue to support as real. do you think that there are double standards, how that works out of how you g by that to so the gender, the line. i mean, i seen them or claudia, the fee as met the how about how models you feed the block as a cool, al

fiona irving visited a camp in calais and to speak to migrants to say they are determined to make the stop the boats. in another video, migrants make a dash to the scene. french forces stabbed the dinghy, making it unusable. we are told by migrants who filmed this they tried to cross the channel seven times. in the camps around dunkirk, there are dreams of better lives. on the brink of the rwanda asylum bill becoming law, people here are waiting for their moment across the channel. how long have you been here? one month. rosie from south sudan is 16 and wants to be a flight attendant. as an unaccompanied minor we conceal her identity. she takes me to her camp for the night, saying she is determined to make it to the uk. are you worried about crossing the channel because it can be dangerous? yes, i am worried but nothing i can do. 1 . yes, i am worried but nothing i can do. , , yes, i am worried but nothing i can do. , . :, , do. just look at the conditions some ofthe do. just look at the conditions some of the migrants _ do. just look at the conditions some of the migrants are _ do. j

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. >> one of those athletes with bay area connections is a marathoner, fiona o'keefe, she graduated from stanford. she won a lot of races, but nothing like the one she won in january. garvin thomas joins us with a look at her remarkable story. >> reporter: good morning to everybody. o'keefe was a long distance runner and her best distances were 5,000 and 10,000 meters. when o'keefe lined up at the u.s. marathon olympic trials, it was the very first marathon she had ever competed. that's right, her first. and guess what, she finished first. her time of 2 hours 22 minutes and 10 seconds was a record, lots of people were surprised. not the least of which was o'keefe herself. >> definitely a whirlwind. a lot of times in distance running there's not a lot of coverage or attention, and then suddenly being plunged into this madness with the olympics and everything has been really exciting, but also overwhelming. >> she got to go and scout the course. one of the fun things, listening to her talk about, it was sweet, because she hadn't been in paris before. she talked about the course like a tour

california treasure fiona ma announced her campaign last year. and the race for congressional district 16 is being recounted right now. this is retiring congresswoman anna eshoo seat. sam liccardo came in first and then evan low and joe, somebody in tied for second. they both have 16.6% of the vote. it could take up to 5 days for this recount to be finished. the chp is condemning yesterday's pro-palestine demonstrations that blocked traffic on 8.80, in oakland and on the golden gate bridge. >> still ahead, a legal expert will explain what happens to the dozens of people that the chp arrested. but first, gas prices continue to climb, which perry counties are charging the most at the pump. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing

now the end of the race you may remember and you see here, they're california treasurer, fiona ma announced her candidacy last year. >> pg and e wants to warn you. they've seen a lot of scammers out there recently. so they sent out an e-mail saying that with the more scams they want you to have more information on just kind of the red flags to watch out for. first of all, as we know, scammers target the most vulnerable lot of times. and what they say is there targeting small business owners during busy customer service hours. and what's very common, as they say, they asked for a payment in an unconventional way. for example, they'll say that you can pay with a prepaid debit card or a gift card or third-party mobile payment application. they also threaten to disconnect power because of past due bills. if payment isn't made immediately and they ask for personal information. so watch out for those red flag. >> it's been decades since the u.s. lost its first butterfly species. the zoo or sees blue butterfly. now they're making a bit of a comeback with a close relative being introduced to the du

california treasurer fiona ma you may remember announced her campaign last year. it's been decades since u.s. lost its first butterfly species. the zara sees blue butterfly. now they're making a bit of a comeback with a close relative being reintroduced to the dunes of san francisco's presidio, though, genetic testing through genetics testing, scientists were able to compare the genetic code of the cersei's to the structures of other common blue butterflies. and last week, dozens of silvery blue butterflies were released into 50 acres of restored dune habitat. researchers say the silver blue will perform the same ecosystem functions as the xerxes as both a pollinator and a critical member of the food web. >> and so we found thriving population that totally capable of donating a few individuals to establish a new population. so this is a new beachhead for silvery blues and they're standing in the big shoes of >> researchers are going to continue to track the butterflies movements through high-resolution photographs to identify their markings. pretty neat. 6.41, and

a spokesperson for state treasurer fiona ma confirmed that they've been contacted by a law enforcementg documents and that they are cooperating. ma is the subject of a sexual harassment lawsuit by a former employee that was filed in 2021, the accuser says ma sexually harassed her while the two were sharing hotel rooms on work trips. ma has denied those allegations and historic recount is now underway in silicon valley. >> in the race to replace congresswoman anna eshoo, the primary election resulted in a two way tie for second place. right now, assembly member evan lowe and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian are set to join former san jose mayor sam liccardo in the general election. but as ktvu is an rubin explains, this recount could change that. >> inside the registrar of voters office, there's a flurry of activity. this is day one of the district 16 congressional race recount, a recount that could break an unprecedented tie. >> we have a bunch of our staff, as you can see in the background , they're working hard, retrieving all the ballots, and there's a lot of precincts to

california treasurer fiona ma announced her campaign last year.ifornia attorney general rob bonta and secretary of state shirley weber are suing the city of huntington beach over new voter id requirements that were approved by voters in the march primary. that measure allows the city to require voters to show id when voting in person starting in 2026. bottom and weber argue the measure violates state law and would make it harder for some to vote. >> have taken action to violate the law. state of california in a way intentional. a brazen will be subject to be accountability the action that we're taking in urt today. >> in a statement, huntington beach city attorney called the result of the march primary final and said the city will vigorously uphold and defend the will of the people. celebrity. paris hilton is advocating for a bill to bring more accountability to youth treatment facilities in california, she joined lawmakers in sacramento yesterday. and if this bill is approved, it would require facilities to publicly post information related to th

and during the race now, california treasurer fiona ma announced that she is campaigning. >> 8.38 ishe east bay. a decision to annex this area between the city of concord and pittsburgh to build housing is on. hold for right now. this is the last madonna's ridge line and the city of pittsburgh and the developer. discovery builders wants to annex about 600 acres of it so they can build roughly 1500 units in that development. but organizations like save mount diablo, say not so fast. they want another environmental review. attorneys for discovery builders say they already sent biological consultants to the area and they found that the site wouldn't affect plant species because the ridgecrest already has limiting environmental conditions. officials will now decide whether to move forward with the project on june 12th. we'll see what they say. in other news. a second chick-fil-a location is opening in the city of pleasanton this week. so residents there have that as a new option. it's located at the crossroads shopping center and apparently the business is going on 100 pleasanton heroes

california treasurer fiona ma announced her campaign last year.s secretary of state. shirley weber are suing the city of huntington beach over new voter id requirements approved by voters in the march primary. the measure allows the city to require voters. the show id when voting person starting in 2026. boston weber argue the measure violates state law and would make it harder for some people to vote. >> have taken action to violate the law. state of california in a way intentional. a brazen will be subject to be accountability the action that we're taking in court today. >> well, in a statement, huntington beach city attorney called the result of the primary final and said the city will vigorously a pole and if in the will of the people. so every paris hilton advocating for a bill to bring more accountability to you. treatment facilities in california. join lawmakers in sacramento yesterday and the bills approving require facilities. the publicly post information related to the use of restraint and seclusion rose hills and has been open about he