: gracie and chance >> chance and frankie. [ audience aws ] g i think you were thinkin - >> seth: and>> seth: i think grace and frankie. >> 'cause i think that you're thinking of the show with -- >> seth: i am. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> it's a great show [ laughter ]e >> seth: chancd frankie is very close to grace and frankie. >> yeah, it's super close. >> seth: it is jane fonda almost was named chance [ laughter ] yeah >>l eth: but i've seen this over town. >> yes >> seth: it's a lot of billboards in new york >> yeah. >> seth: tell us about this great organization >> well, this is great this is the shelter pet project and it's with mane society, maddie's fund tand we're -- you know, tee of us, we're trying to get people to adopt, you know, shelr animals. 'cause there's -- i mean, these are -- these two pups, okay. this -- he's a cavalier king charles. it's purebred, yet he was in a shelter. this kid was on the street living just life, living large >> seth: i feel -- >> and now they're on billboards i mean, how cute is that >> seth: i feel like that breed -- like being a cavalier ern

frankie mccamley reports., beautiful countryside to enjoy a quiet life. forsome, though, this isolation is used as a way to control and abuse. sara, not her real name, was in a controlling relationship for years, living in a rural community made her feel like she couldn‘t ask for help. i feel like a prisoner and feel like she couldn‘t ask for help. ifeel like a prisoner and living feel like she couldn‘t ask for help. i feel like a prisoner and living so far away in the middle of nowhere. it's far away in the middle of nowhere. it‘s dark on a night and it‘s quiet, and you haven‘t got people around you. she managed to access help, but finding it wasn‘t easy. she managed to access help, but finding it wasn't easylj she managed to access help, but finding it wasn't easy. i was scared to go to the gp because the gp, the receptionist, everyone in there knows you or know someone to do with you, andi knows you or know someone to do with you, and i just knows you or know someone to do with you, and ijust don‘t want my

is very close to grace and frankie. >> yeah, it's super close. >> seth: it is jane fonda almost waseah >> seth: but i've seen this all over town. >> yes >> seth: it's a lot of billboards in new york >> yeah. >> seth: tell us about this great organization >> well, this is great this is the shelter pet project. and it's with the humane society, maddie's fund and we're -- you know, the three of us, we're trying to get people to adopt, you know, shelter animals. 'cause there's -- i mean, these are -- these two pups, okay. this -- he's a cavalier king charles. it's purebred, yet he was in a shelter. this kid was on the street living just life, living large >> seth: i feel -- >> and now they're on billboards i mean, how cute is that >> seth: i feel like that breed -- like being a cavalier king charles is at a shelter is like when a rich person gets locked up, they're like, "do you know who i am? [ laughter ] i'm a cavalier i would like to make a phone call." [ laughter and applause they're beautiful dogs >> thanks. >> seth: thank you so much it's so great to see you >> it's so good do see

name me some people connected to horse racing, those people might have said for example the queen, frankieays the face of horse racing. he was a slightly weird and wonderful and whiskery face. but he was the face of horse racing. it was a sporty absolutely adored. and although there were times when you might not have agreed with everything that he was saying you knew he set it from a good place. because he meant it and because he meant well from sporty adored. he was a controversial figure though. he wasn't everybody‘s cup of tea. so was he not good for racing?” he wasn't everybody‘s cup of tea. so was he not good for racing? i don't think that is the case. he was controversial but i think that is simply because he said what he believed. and i think we all know those of us who work in journalism know that sometimes are jobless to see things that you believe and things that aren't necessarily a lwa ys things that aren't necessarily always going to make you popular. so there were times whenjohn said things that put him at odds with racing professionals and even people who he possibly worked

frankie mccamley reports.side to enjoy a quiet life. for some, though, this isolation is used as a way to control and abuse. sarah, not her real name, was in a controlling relationship for years, living in a rural community made herfeel like she could not ask for help. i feel like a prisoner. and living so far away in the middle of nowhere, it is dark and it is quiet and you haven't got people around you. like many abusers, her ex was manipulative rather than physical. which is harder to prove in court. i've always said in some ways if he had punched me in the face and emptied my bank account i would have a physical track, a trace of what he has done to me. and i don't have that. i've just got years of absolute hell and anxiety and feelings that i cannot explain to anybody because no one can understand what i have been living with. she managed to access help but finding it was not easy. i was scared to go to the gp because the gp, the receptionist, everybody in there knows you or know somebody to do with you.

frankie mccamley, bbc news, rotherham.deo assistant refereeing, will be used for the first time. but in recent world cups it's proved a controversial addition and wayne rooney, playing in america where var is already a fixture, has told the bbc it's frustrating for players. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirks reports now from orlando. bonsegundo. it's saved! var was supposed to help the referee and reduce controversy. oh, it's going to be reta ken, isn't it? the reality has been anything but. bonsegundo, no mistake this time. and the ball hits the back of the net, engage the referee, check complete. when the premier league returns next week, this room in west london will become a hive of activity. every game, scrutinised by video assistants, communicating with each referee. but will the world's fastest league be slowed down by technology? the premier league product is based on intensively paced tempo. and the last thing we want to do is detract from that. we want to take as much time out of that as possible. so we are l

here's our education correspondent frankie mccamley.tminster over school funding. in may, families take to the streets in cities across the country, demanding action on what they call a national crisis in special needs funding. two months before that, thousands of head teachers in england wrote to parents saying schools are facing a funding crisis following, their unprecedented march through westminster where hundreds gathered. today, another call for action following an inquiry by a group of mps. we are calling for a ten—year plan. our argument is very simple. if the nhs can have a ten—year plan and £20 billion extra long—term funding settlement, why should education be the poor relation in terms of public funding? the inquiry recommends that all schools and colleges get the multi—billion cash injection they desperately need, specifically calling for more funding for special needs pupils, increasing money for post—16 education, and extra funding for disadvantaged students up to the age of 19. but some head teachers say they are already

frankie mccamley, bbc news, rotherham.t refereeing, will be used for the first time. but in recent world cups it's proved a controversial addition, and wayne rooney, playing in america where var is already a fixture, has told the bbc it's frustrating for players. our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, reports now from orlando. bonsegundo. it's saved! var was supposed to help the referee and reduce controversy. oh, it's going to be reta ken, isn't it? the reality has been anything but. bonsegundo, no mistake this time. and the ball hits the back of the net, engage the referee, check complete. when the premier league returns next week, this room in west london will become a hive of activity. every game scrutinised by video assistants, communicating with each referee. but will the world's fastest league be slowed down by technology? the premier league product is based on intensively paced tempo. and the last thing we want to do is detract from that. we want to take as much time out of that as possible. so we are looking for

frankie one, he won the good weight, to heart, they are trained byjohn and owned by andrew lloyd webber stage but eventually pro compared to win easily. afterjust three months of training, 18—year—old khadijah mellah will be going head to head with olympian victoria pendleton in the prestigious ‘magnolia cup' at goodwood. it's a significant moment for british racing too as she'll be the first jockey to race wearing a hijab. miriam walker—khan went to meet her. i feel ready. and ifeel ready. and i'm i feel ready. and i'm feeling confident. but there always that little nervousness because i've never been a big race ever. the muslim limits by foundation says you can count the number at the non—muslim jockeys in the uk, on one hand. but she doesn't do her background as a barrier. generally i like to explain where i've come from and how i got to where i have. when ido and how i got to where i have. when i do write out i try to spot other people or any other women of colour, and there was only one woman of colour and like 200 writers, but it doesn't phase me in any way. colour and like 200 wr

stradivarius won the goodwood cup under frankie dettori to claim a third successive victory in the raceohn gosden and made it eight successive wins. it becomes only the second horse after double trigger to win the two—mile prize on three occasions. american caeleb dressel was the standout swimmer of this year's world championships which finished on sunday. the 22—year—old won a record eight medals, with six of those gold and he also broke a world record which had been held by the sport's greatest ever champion michael phelps for 10 years. but who is the man behind the medals? bbc 0lympic sports reporter nick hope has been to meet him in florida. he isa he is a truly unique athlete, both in and out of the water stability you so pretty, yeah i really did get her as a joke, almost but i really did want some fresh x. you heard her clucking around and being obnoxious. especially my dog, i do not have thousands of animals or anything like that, but i am biased towards my dog and like that, but i am biased towards gand my like that, but i am biased towards my dog and my chicken. i have grown u

frankie mccamley reports.are eligible for free school meals, and their peers, has always been a priority. in the last eight years, analysis showed progress in closing the gap was slowing down to a point where it's now at a standstill. researchers found between 2017 and 2018, the gap has actually widened slightly by 0.2 months to 18.1 months, meaning poorer pupils are now one and a half years behind their peers by gcse level. the report also warns that black caribbean pupils have experienced particularly poor progress. in parts of northern england, like here in rotherham and also in blackpool, researchers found some disadvantaged pupils were falling two years behind their classmates by the age of 16. in secondary schools, they're more likely to be in deficit than primary schools, with around 30% of secondaries in deficit. that's the age range where we're seeing the real problems with the gap stopping and potentially starting to widen in future. at the current rate, the study predicts it will take 500 years to c

frankie is a student and he also represents 2 year and technical college students in minnesota and he talked to the stream about the issue he sees as the problem means for you to say in the reason that we are facing almost in food insecurity on our campus is because of the high cost of tuition often students have to make a choice whether they're going to classical greek where they're going to work to pay off their student loans and. the students who should come in the classroom and right now are students are being graded on how well they can and almost. basic needs so there he talks about of course the high cost of tuition and barbara how do you go about addressing that because that doesn't seem like it's changing anytime soon and there are there are macro issues and there are micro issues and one of the biggest challenges that we see is yes or the higher cost the financial aid doesn't pay for all of the cost the cost of attendance etc but also for students who are experiencing homelessness particularly under age 24. but just getting financial aid is a challenge so we see over and ove

frankie mccamley reports.orer pupils who are eligible for free school meals, and their peers, has always been a priority. in the last eight years, analysis showed progress in closing the gap was slowing down to a point where it's now at a standstill. researchers found between 2017 and 2018, the gap has actually widened slightly by 0.2 months to 18.1 months, meaning poorer pupils are now one and a half years behind their peers by gcse level. the report also warns that black caribbean pupils have experienced particularly poor progress. in parts of northern england, like here in rotherham and also in blackpool, researchers found some disadvantaged pupils were falling two years behind their classmates by the age of 16. in secondary schools, they're more likely to be in deficit than primary schools, with around 30% of pupils in deficit. that's the age range where we're seeing the real problems with the gap stopping and potentially starting to widen in future. at the current rate, the study predicts it will take 500

jorge: el inventor francÉs frankie zapata fracasÓ hoy en el intento de cruzar el canal de la mancha,acate , pero precisamente muchos se resisten a este guacamole alternativo. >>no puede haber un dÍa sin guacamoles. >> restaurante y consumidores baten todos los dÍas por el alto precio del aguacate. muchos han recurrido a las recetas de guacamole sin aguacate, el ingrediente principal es el calabacÍn, como la receta alejandra dava 1 popular blogger que ya alcanza los 2,000,000 y medio de reproducciones. >> pero los altos precios tienen 1 explicaciÓn. >> el crecimiento de la poblaciÓn es para es 1 factor, pero el precio no bajarÁ. porque en lugar de michoacÁn mÉxico que sur de el lugar, ya estÁ al tope y la demanda no cede. desde aquÍ desde las bodegas de la frontera. >> actualmente en promedio en aguacate cuesta de 1 a 33 dolares. ante esto hay personas que dejaron de comprarlo.jorge: bueno, no hay guacamole sin aguacate como no hay limonada sin limÓn, muchas gracias y nos vemos maÑana. locutor: noticiero univisiÓn, su voz, su decisiÓn. no quiero que nadie más salga lastimado. me voy.

franky zapata himself is ok but the tea m franky zapata himself is ok but the team are incredibly disappointed that is always the problem to land on the boat. he did that many times but the most important time. he did it in florida and he did it's perfectly into metre waves. but this time perhaps he wanted to go too fa st time perhaps he wanted to go too fast and the he lost the balance and fell into the water. and they told us that he feels really, really bad now. i can understand because we feel the same. yes, they offer really bad now, especially on this day because the anniversary flight took off and land on the cliff here. what franky zapata will do now is go back to his workshop in marseille, clean it up and try again. he says it is not his only aim in all this. his aim is also to impress the french defence services who are part funding this and he said it is for them long term that he wants to impress that he can show that long—term it is a viable machine. you are watching afternoon live from bbc news. tributes have been paid to the actor, rutger hauer, whose death at the age of 75 was

meters high it can reach speeds of 200 kilometers an hour it was invented by a former jets the pilot frankie's of the final rehearsals with it were conducted this week. a reminder now the top story we're following for you at this hour the united nations has told brussels it needs to do more to stop violence from drowning in the mediterranean the u.n. wants the e.u. to resume rescue missions and see just resistance from some member states. you're watching news from berlin coming up moon mission a long journey into space g.w. meets the 1st german on the move or news on the way the top of the hour they just. believe. a little. loop. please. please.

our education and family correspondent, frankie mccamley, reports.l funding. in may, families take to the streets in cities across the country, demanding action on what they call a national crisis in special—needs funding. two months before that, thousands of head teachers in england wrote to pa rents head teachers in england wrote to parents saying that schools are facing a funding crisis. following their unprecedented march through westminster, where hundreds gathered. today, another call for action following an enquiry by a group of mps. we are calling for a ten year plan. the argument is simple. if the nhs can have a ten year plan and 20 billion extra, why should education be the poor relation in terms of public funding? the enquiry recommends that all schools and colleges get the multibillion cash injection they desperately need. specifically calling for more funding for special needs pupils, increasing money for post—16 education, extra funding for disadvantaged students up to the age of 19. the government says while it is accurate to say that

high it can reach speeds of up to 200 kilometers per hour french inventor and former jet ski pilot frankie's apothecary to that machine the final rehearsals with it were conducted this week that thing looks amazing. a reminder now of the top stories that we're following for you at this hour the united nations has told brussels it needs to do more to stop migrants from drowning in the mediterranean the u.n. wants the e.u. to resume rescue missions at sea despite resistance from some member states. you're watching t.v. news from berlin coming up next it's shift will be taking a look at how augmented reality really works don't forget all the latest news information available on our website that's t w dot com thanks for watching. what secrets lie behind these moves. to find out you know numerous of experience and explain past and even brute cultural heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 360 the kitty.

journey from tony's you regularly tends to the 40 different plants cultivated here it looks to me frankie and brilliant at the same time it's really hard to describe but by now working every day is a project like drawing every day and i'm so proud of the outcome so far technically . this system is not a plague of all just in the sea but imagine our many early solar on the war can really benefit this is them 6 years ago divers installed the 1st underwater greenhouses at this depth the sunlight is still sufficient for photosynthesis and of course no insecticides needed in the surrounding sea water is treated and then used to water the plants the project is currently experimenting with various kinds of fruits and vegetables this is a wonderland. of the water advisories style so here you have one this is the means green equals mcgrady's you weigh 100 bodies but you know water from here to the home market is our own view. on the use we are. growing inside and we saw all the. roofs. on the wall there was just flowing down. the small town of normally in north west initially attracts lots of tour

current rate, the study says it will take 500 years to close the gap. 0ur education correspondent frankiement between poorer pupils who are eligible for free school meals and their peers has always been a priority. in the last eight years, analysis showed progress in closing the gap was slowing down to a point where it is now at a standstill. researchers found between 2017 and 2018, a gap has actually widened slightly by 0.2 months to 18.1 months, meaning poorer pupils are now1.5 months, meaning poorer pupils are now 1.5 years behind their pants —— peers by gcse level with larger gaps in northern england have more than two years. the report also warns that black caribbean pupils have experienced particularly poor progress. in secondary schools, they are more likely to be in deficit and primary schools with around 30% of pupils in deficit. that is where we are seeing the real problems with the gap stopping and potentially starting to widen in future. at the current rate, the study predicts it will take 500 years to close the gap but the government says the gap for both primary and secondar

our correspondent duncan kennedy is in dover where franky was expected to land. perfect. he even got 18 kilometres, that is 12 miles, out across the channel where he was due to refuel and the original plan was he would refuel while floating on the flying board but there was a mix—up with the french authorities, they didn't want him to do that so plan b was him landing on a boat mid—channel and refuelling for 30 seconds and it was during that manoeuvre that it all went wrong. i have spoken to his team, it seems like there was some sort of disconnect between the wave and him landing, there was a bit of disjoint and he ended up in the channel with this thing on board. he was ok, they got him on board a boat and at that point, the machine, the flying board is so complicated and full of electronics, he couldn't carry on hisjourney, so electronics, he couldn't carry on his journey, so the team here and no doubt franky zapata himself, are absolutely crestfallen because they wa nted absolutely crestfallen because they wanted to achieve this today because it is the exact

frankie mccamley, bbc news.n rampage. david de montfalcon died from a heart attack after alan rooney entered his shop in edinburgh's tollcross in august last year. david cowan brings us this report. prosecutors accepted that alan rooney did not intend to kill david de montfalcon, but his conduct had been so extreme it caused his death. the 35—year—old had entered the shop in edinburgh's tollcross, and started shouting and swearing. cctv captured him smashing glass cabinets and damaging guitars. he looked drunk, and made threats against the owner. even though he appeared not to know who he was. witnesses said david de montfalcon had appeared shocked and scared during the incident. he tried to calm alan rooney down, but the whole thing only came to an end when two american tourists and another customer got rooney out of the shop. after the incident, david de montfalcon collapsed, he was taken to hospital, but did not survive. the incident left the shop strewn with glass. he had a history of heart problems, but the

frankie mccamley reports.idyllic move to the beautiful countryside to enjoy a quiet life. for some, though, this isolation is used as a way to control and abuse. sarah, not her real name, was in a controlling relationship for years. living in a rural community made her feel like she couldn't ask for help. i feel like a prisoner and living so far away in the middle of nowhere. it's dark on a night and it's quiet, and you haven't got people around you. she managed to access help, but finding it wasn't easy. i was scared to go to the gp because the gp, the receptionist, everyone in there knows you or know someone to do with you, and i just don't want my life out there. but that could change. so this is the first time that anybody has looked at domestic abuse specifically through the lens of rurality. a research project has found victims of rural domestic abuse are half as likely to report it, and the abuse goes on significantly longer than urban areas. we've had very clear examples of an entire community being ro

frankie was so thankful he hugged his new friend.he phillies liked jaden's spirit so much that they got him another ball and they gave free tickets to both boys. phillies superstar bryce harper said he heard about it all and he wants to meet the boys. but guess, what it doesn't stop there. giants outfielder kevin pillar tweeted this out today. "there's a lot of good out there in this world. we just got to do a better job showcasing it. both kids in the video if you you have a twitter reach out you got tickets on me when the giants come to town." wow. >> something as simple as a little hug. >> yeah. paying it forward. >> for those forward to the weekend, i think some very nice weather coming our way. our seven-day forecast always up at nbcbayarea.com. there you go. head there. >> thanks, jeff. >> thanks so much for joining us. us. we'll see you h just give me a racquet and watch me go. because i'll never be a sidekick. our an understudy. i'll never be benched, subbed, or picked last. because i'll be a little busy. leave the bench warm

frankie mccamley, bbc news.care worker has been jailed for life, to serve a minimum of 33 years for the murder and rape of 33 years for the murder and rape of schoolgirl lucy mccue, that coming in from winchester crown court. she was 13 years old, murdered last year. her body found in woodland at a sports centre near her southampton home. she was having a relationship with an older man, and he has been found guilty and been jailed and he has been found guilty and beenjailed for and he has been found guilty and been jailed for life to serve a minimum of 33 years. moving on. the supreme court in the netherlands has ruled that the dutch state was partially responsible for the deaths of hundreds of muslim men at srebrenica during the bosnian war in 1995. the case was referred to the court after the government objected to an earlier ruling that said dutch peacekeepers had not done enough to protect them. anna holligan is at the hague. tell us more about what the supreme court found. this is the netherlands highest co

. >>> franky zapata plans to cover the english channel. this time is to mark the 110th anniversary of the first airplane flight between britain and france. >> very impressive. those are your tech bites. >> have a great day. >> all for the hoverboard, still don't like the rifle. >> i'll just watch. >>> macy's doing damage control this morning over plates of all things. some people say the message on them, tasteless. >>> health groups launching an effort to get you to drink less soda. >> there are when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital. i feel like a fish with no water. you know how to react to their asthma attacks. here's how to prevent them. call... visit... or call your doctor. because... >>> they did it again at oracle park. giants won last night, taking on the cubs again to date tonight. 6:45. a very comfortable 62 down to a cool 58 degrees, from sunshine to stars. hopefully another win. >> mike, thank you. >>> berkeley mayor jesse ar dean says affordable housing, sanctuary ci

frankie is a student and he also represents 2 year and technical college students in minnesota and he talked to the stream about the issue he sees as the problem money was for you to see in the reason that we are facing homelessness in food insecurity on our campus is because of the high cost which often students have to make a choice whether they're going to classical greek where they're going to work to pay off their student loans and. with students who should come with in the classroom and right now are students are being graded on how well you can and almost. so there he talks about of course the high cost of tuition and barbara how do you go about addressing a vat because that doesn't seem like it's changing anytime soon and there are there are macro issues and there are micro issues and one of the biggest challenges that we see is yes are the higher cost the financial aid doesn't pay for all of the cost the cost of attendance etc but also for students who are experiencing homelessness particularly under aged 24. but just getting financial aid is a challenge so we see over and ov

frankie. nice turn by jason. the second base. >>> video i believe taken this afternoon. that is really impressive.>>> full flip the length of the better way to cap off july 4.>>> thank you for joining us. happy fourth of july. good night. pameron tucker, you outdid yourself on these biscuits and gravy. they are so tasty, they make you want to slap your mama. am i right, mitchell? sure. if that's a thing, why not? bless your hearts. (southern accent) i'm fuller than a dog tick. hey, just because they do it... it's the least i could do, since you'uns opened your home to me for i don't know how many weeks now. (whispers) three. i just don't get it. how could he leave me? i know. i'm pretty. there's nothing i won't let him do in the b-e-d. hey, sweetheart, you're such a big eater, aren't ya, huh? i can't believe i got left. left! when she was out rounding up dazed piglets after a twister. i'm not kidding. i insisted she stay with us so i could help build up her confidence again. pam's self-worth has always been tied to the attention of men. which, you know, maybe isn't the b

frankie: thank you, lemonis: mediterranean express. how you doing, brother?speaks indistinctly ] lemonis: nice to see you. mohamed: you're lebanese, i hear. lemonis: yeah, man. mohamed: i'm lebanese, as well. lemonis: yeah, that's why i came to the mediterranean truck. how much was it to do the whole thing? so, he invested 58,000 bucks. and you'll do... on a $58,000 investment? mohamed: you got to know what you're doing to get to get stuff like that. lemonis: he knows what he's doing. mohamed: well, then, yeah, yeah, yeah. lemonis: i think. [ laughter ] for every truck that we invest $50,000, i'm looking to do $300,000 in revenue, minimum, per truck per year. tad: okay. lemonis: i'm looking to start out with two trucks. if we assume that each of them will do $300,000 in sales per year, at a 70% gross margin, then we're looking at $600,000 in additional revenue and $420,000 in gross profit. take out the operating expenses -- around $10,000 per month, per truck, or $240,000 per year -- and we'll end up netting $180,000. that's almost double what tad did last ye

diver jenny from tony's you regularly tends to the 40 different plants cultivated here it looks to me frankie and brilliant they are the same time it's really hard for the scribe but by now working every day i see a project like drawing every day and i'm so proud of the outcome so far technically . this system is not a plague of all just in the sea but imagine our many elites all are on the war can really benefit this is them 6 years ago divers installed the 1st underwater greenhouses at this depth the sunlight is still sufficient for photosynthesis and of course no insecticides are needed the surrounding sea water is treated and then used to water the plants the project is currently experimenting with various kinds of fruits and vegetables this is a wonderland the role of the water verbalise are inside and so here we have over one this is the means green equals in agrees the way. the water from here to the home market is our own view. on the issues we're. growing inside. all the. rooms. on the wall there is flowing down. the small town of normally in north west initially attracts lots of tou

. >>> one guy attempted to hovper his way into history books but fell short frankie sabata took to a the north french coast to the english coast, but an organizer said while he stopped to refuel, he fell into the water. thankfully he wasn't injured and he's going try it again, but no word on when >> at least it was on the water. >>> a 3-year-old boy was hospitalized after making his way down this airport baggage conveyer this was in atlanta's airport. the kid's mom sak heidr eyes off her son for just a second he got on the belt and went all the way through the screening the line spirit airlines said the child spirit airlines said the child accessed the oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> welcome to thursday morning. taking a live look outside. san francisco there in the distance. nice start to our day. but i must say it is a warm one already. good morning to you, thank you so much for joining u

diver jenny from tennessee regularly tends to the 40 different plants cultivated here it looks to me frankie. brady and the same time it's really hard to describe but right now working every day a project like drawing every day and i'm so proud. the outcome so far technically. this system is not the police at all just in the sea but imagine our many a late solar on the war can really benefit this is them 6 years ago divers installed the 1st underwater greenhouses at this depth the sunlight is still sufficient for future synthesis and of course no insecticides needed in the surrounding sea water is treated and then used to water the plants the project is currently experimenting with various kinds of fruits and vegetables this is a wonderland we're all of the water over to the other inside here. this is the mystery. it was in agrees you weigh 100 bodies in the water from here to the top are these are all you. on the issues we are. growing inside. the roots. on the wall there is slowing down many granted in. the small town of newly in north west initially attracts lots of tourists but hardly an

french and veteran on troop run or franky zapata pilots, a jet powered aerial vehicle which he calls the flying aboard air. the board can reach an altitude of close to 500 feet with the potential go much higher and a speed of 87 miles an hour. the french military has invested million in tests off the board. so pardoe now says his next dream is to fly from france to england with the fly board to mark the 100 10th anniversary of the first plane crossing of the english channel. >>when you find a fund of people and when you get some mid jobs and some attractions. that's have lots of 2 to to jump to the next step. but in my heart. the best is a freedom. it's like becoming like birth. >>the crossing would require is a fuel several times and that needs to still be worked out he spent 3 years creating the fly aboard air. >>impressive stuff right there one animal rescue group is asking for help carrying on nearly a 100 birds that were rescued last week from downtown oakland. over 15 s were in this tree that split in half and partially fell last week. it was home to 50 snowy egrets 22 black ro

stradivarius won the goodwood cup under frankie dettori to claim a third successive victory in the raceed byjohn gosden, made it eight successive wins and became only the second horse after double trigger to win the two—mile prize on three occasions. india is threatening to boycott the commonwealth games in birmingham in 2022 — because shooting has been dropped from the programme. it's a sport that india excels in — at last year's commonwealth games in australia, they took 16 shooting medals — including 7 golds. india's concerned that its ranking and medal haul will be affected if birmingham gets its way, as dan pallett reports. in india, they love the sport of shooting and they are good at it. they hosted this world cup event in february but now the starting gun has been fired in a row which could see india boycott the 2022 commonwealth games in birmingham unless shooting is included. we are hopeful it won't get to that, we've run an open and transparent process, we haven't recommended shooting be added and obviously india do incredibly well in shooting and they're disappointed at that

frankie franco, his art is at chacho's, and he'll be painting, hired by the city to do a mural on the mezcal wall right there on san fernando. so, we're very excited about it. and of course, virginia olivares, a lot of her--a lot of people remember her. she's a great artist that left our area 18 years ago. she'll be flying in. she did our poster, our painting. so, we're very excited about the total program. and then, like i said, we have dignitaries, politicians. i said, "i've got them in these stacks of certificates. just send a check instead," you know? both: [laughing] ray: you know, "send the money." damian: you mentioned it at the top, and it's the nonprofits who are the real beneficiaries of all this. talk about that, and who the beneficiaries are this year. ray: beneficiaries this year are teen challenge women and children's center, and that's up on alum rock avenue, and that's where, after the women, the mothers have gone through rehab, they reunite them with their children. and then, of course, mexican heritage plaza, the school of arts and culture. and ace valley family ymca

. >> reporter: frankie lee ban ser one of more than 4,000 homeless living in oakland and says she's been waiting for housing for months. >> oakland is answering this crisis with a sense of urgency innovation. >> data collected by oakland and alameda county officials confirmed the homeless population per capita surpasses anywhere in the bay area. oakland's homeless population rose 47% between 2017 and 2019. >> we have the triple whammy of income inequality, an inadequate supply of housing, insufficient protections against displacement and a mental health system that is not working. >> reporte lmoaknd opened its first safe rv parking site and announced two more under development. it has four sites they call cabin communities offering sheds in backyards. even with all the beds, the crisis continues. >> we need more. in the county, we need 6,000 more beds. >> mayor shaft pointed to people who come from outside of oakland. >> i came here from memphis, tennessee. arizona and i ended up here. > reporter: the mayor of oakland also elaborated on the fact that this is a county-wide issue and asked

frankie mccamley reports.e. for some, though, this isolation is used as a way to control and abuse. sarah, not her real name, was in a controlling relationship for years. living in a rural community made her feel like she couldn't ask for help. i feel like a prisoner and living so far away in the middle of nowhere. it's dark on a night and it's quiet, and you haven't got people around you. she managed to access help, but finding it wasn't easy. i was scared to go to the gp because the gp, the receptionist, everyone in there knows you or knows someone to do with you, and ijust don't want my life out there. but that could change. so, this is the first time that anybody has looked at domestic abuse — specifically through the lens of rurality. a research project has found victims of rural domestic abuse are half as likely to report it, and the abuse goes on significantly longer than urban areas. we've had very clear examples of an entire community being roped into the abuse by the abuser, so when the police knocke

frankie is a student and he also represents 2 year and technical college students in minnesota and he talked to the stream about the issue he sees as the problem means for you to say in the reason that we are facing homelessness in food insecurity on our campus is because of the high cost of tuition often students have to make a choice whether they're going to classical greek where they're going to work to pay off their student loans and. students who should come in the classroom and right now are students are being graded on how well you can and. so there he talks about of course the high cost of tuition and barbara how do you go about addressing the vat because that doesn't seem like it's changing anytime soon and there are there are macro issues and there are micro issues and one of the biggest challenges that we see is yes are the higher cost the financial aid doesn't pay for all of the cost the cost of attendance etc but also for students who are experiencing homelessness particularly under aged 24. but just getting financial aid is a challenge so we see over and over and over ag

french inventor has failed in his attempt to cross the english channel on a jet powered hoverboard frankie's a part also known as the flying man took off near the port of cali on thursday and planned to refuel on a boat midway through the 20 minute journey he was not into the war so when he missed the landing platform in attempt to mark the 110th anniversary of 1st powered flight between britain and france. the most locust of all the bus home movie overall it's all stories about that one up close brother told me just to go to the beach to see both the wife the mother and then it was lifted off their. butts a blue button friendly but that's on the radio and read again. maybe he will make it next time that's it and he's out soon. setting the discussions when he had seen was the deadliest year the aviation industry has experienced for some time examining the headlines many foreign journalists including those from al-jazeera have had their licenses revoked their offices raided explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire that convinced me this was that

frankie mccamley reports. living in a rural community made her feel like she couldn't ask for help. ifeel like a prisoner, and living so far away in the middle of nowhere it's dark, and its quiet, and you haven't got people around you. like many abusers come her ex was manipulative rather than physical, which is harder to prove in court. i've always said, in some ways, if he'd punched me in the face and emptied my bank account i'd have a physical track and trace of what he's done to me. and i don't have that. i've just got years of absolute hell and anxiety and feelings i can't explain to anybody because no one can understand what i've been living with. she managed to access help, but finding it wasn't easy. i was scared to go to the gp, because the gp, the receptionist, everyone in there knows you, or know somebody to do with you, and i don't want my life out there. but that could change. this is the first time that anybody has looked at domestic abuse specifically through the lens of rurality. a research pro

frankie is a student and he also represents 2 year and technical college students in minnesota and he talked to the stream about the issue he sees as the problem my name is for you to see in the reason that we are facing almost an in food insecurity on our campus is because of the high cost of tuition often students have to make a choice whether they're going to classical greek where they're going to work to pay off their student loans and. the students who should come with in the classroom and right now are students are being graded on how well you can and almost. so there he talks about of course the high cost of tuition and barbara how do you go about addressing a vat because that doesn't seem like it's changing anytime soon and there are there are macro issues and there are micro issues and one of the biggest challenges that we see is yes are the higher cost the financial aid doesn't pay for all of the cost the cost of attendance etc but also for students who are experiencing homelessness particularly under aged 24. but just getting financial aid is a challenge so we see over and

frankie mccamley, bbc news.r newjoint subscription service britbox. britbox aims to provide the biggest collection of british content available on any streaming service as well as new commissions for british production companies specifically created for the platform. specifically created launching in the final three months of the year, programmes confirmed for the site include gentleman jack and broadchurch. here to explain more is our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. tell us more about what britbox is. bbc and itv are hoping it will be a place where they can showcase the best british content in one place because obviously there is a huge appetite for that kind of thing, especially drama that both channels have been producing, notjust in the last few years but going back decades. it is somewhere i hope will be an entry point for them into the streaming market where netflix of course is so dominant at the moment, where people can enjoy these particular types of shows. really good british nostalgia audienc

frankie mccamley, bbc news. let's have a look at some more of today's top stories.s for the morning rush hour. activists blocked train doors, preventing trains from leaving stations and causing streams of people to look for other ways of getting to work. police investigating rape allegations against brazilian football player neymar say they have closed the case. he was accused of the attack on the woman in a paris hotel last month and was questioned by police in sao paulo for more than five hours. he's always denied the allegations. at least 17 people have been killed after a military aircraft crashed into a residential area in pakistan. the army says five crew members and 12 civilians are among the dead. officials say the crash in the city of rawalpindi started fires across several homes. at least 57 inmates have been killed in a prison riot in northern brazil. the deadly riot at altamira prison, in the state of para, is the second major eruption of violence in the country's over populated prison system this year. rebecca hartmann reports. crying and wailing five h

flying soldier has failed in his attempt to cross the english channel on his jet powered fly board frankie's a patio was rescued after falling into the sea as he tried to land on about to refuel as a pattern i had planned to come down on the british coast around after a flight of 20 minutes before my jet skiing champion said he had hoped to soar above the channel like. he didn't down i'll be soaring back here in a moment with another for both of you so do stay with us and i'll just. take the worst possible material you radio grinded into dust comparable to flour and make up a lot of it and put it into a place where people live the physical colossal event. as well so many people are thinking this is the silent heat. but doesn't make you feel nice you feel like a murderer we have created an enormous amount of mental disaster. and investigation south africa toxic city on al-jazeera. for the last 2 years these students have been collecting rubbish every day it's helped clean up the campus and helped build some of its facilities for every 2 killers of plastic waste they collect the school receive

french inventor has failed in his attempt to cross the english channel on a jet powered hub aboard frankie's a part are also known as the flying man took off near the port of caraway on thursday and planned to refuel on a boat midway through the 20 minute journey not into the water when he missed the landing platform the attempt to mark the 110th anniversary of the 1st powered flight between britain and france is a part of says he'll try again. good luck to that's it for this news hour back with more news in a couple stay. because you can't just. start. with. bogus 0101 news domesticate how in the gun law there's a plundering some of cambodia's last remaining far as mocking 2 years since the start of myanmar's military campaign that schools hundreds of thousands of range of muslims into exile how you look in countries and billions of euros on alms used in the denim resulting in the world's worst humanitarian crisis another bid to preserve multilateralism within a group of the 7 most advanced economies will cohesion prevail which challenges the g 7 faces drawing on a decade of al-jazeera docu

our education correspondent frankie mccamley reports from rotherham.m all backgrounds reach their goals. looking back, i feel like i could have done much better in my gcses, but i was happy with my grades. coach will had free school meals. he understands the struggles others can face. you tell them not to be scared and you tell them don't think people are better than you because no one is better than nobody. even if you are from a rich part or a poor part you are the same, aren't you? nobody is going to change that. analysis of government attainment figures has found in recent years the progress in closing the gap between poorer pupils and their peers has been slowing down, to the point where it's now at a standstill at gcse level in england. it doesn't surprise me that these pupils are falling behind. they've not had a breakfast, which means they are not concentrating, and they've not got the parents behind them because the parents are just trying to get through a day and put food on the table at home. in some parts of the north there are high levels

now to a daring bid to cross the english channel on a homemade hoverboard the inventor frankie's. took off today from the french coastal town of china gotta pass and to keep a small flying device that he designed himself unfortunately his attempt came to a watery end when he tried to land on a ship in the middle of the channel to refuel you might recognize him because he was the man who world over the heads of the crowds at the bus still day in paris last week. a quick reminder now the top stories that we're following for you here on new news for continue prime minister boris johnson has outlined his plan to take the u.k. out of the european union by october 31st calling the current for a good deal an acceptable he said that the e.u. should rethink its refusal to renegotiate and he added that preparations for a new deal would be a top priority. puerto rico's governor ricardo you've rosalio has announced his resignation after days of mastery protests in the u.s. territory he says that he would continue working until august 2nd in order to allow an orderly transition and he's been a

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the 15—8 on favourite, ridden by frankie dettori, came from behind to just edge out crystal ocean in7. that's all the sport for now. thank you. thank you very much indeed. officials from russia, india, and the philippines have met with crew members of the stena impero tanker the british—flagged tanker was seized by iran's revolutionary guard last week. the officials from the crew's home countries report that the sailors are in good health, and work continues to secure their release along with the vessel. russia's interior ministry says police have detained more than a,000 people in moscow, during unauthorised protests against the banning of many opposition candidates from local elections. there were scuffles during the day, as police dispersed groups of protesters, who responded with anti—putin chants. a number of demonstrators have been injured, and the news agency interfax says two police were targeted with pepper spray. from moscow 0leg boldyrev reports. police told muscovites not to come out for this unsanctioned protest. but a few thousand came out anyway and soon they paid by b

frankie dettori rode enable to victory in the king george vi and queen elizabeth stakes at ascot todayor dettori and trainer, john gosden — and in doing so he becomes the first horse to regain the king george vi and queen elizabeth stakes crown. lewis hamilton will be on pole position for tomorrow's german grand prix but the british driver admitted he has been feeling "a bit under the weather". despite suffering from flu, the five time world champion was fastest in qualifying at hockenheim. hamilton beat max verstappen of red bull into second place. there's more on the bbc sport website including the latest from the world aquatics championships in south korea, golf‘s evian championship and the bmx world championships. clive. that's it. so from me and the rest of the team — have a very good night. good evening. bournemouth may have been the hot spot at 25 degrees but unusually, not far behind where the shetland islands. blue skies overhead and its hottest day in ten yea rs. overhead and its hottest day in ten years. 0thers overhead and its hottest day in ten years. others have replaced