joe, the ft. she came through -- 323. joe, the ft, aood she came through -- 323.ood news for brexiteers because there had been some anxiety as a result of the eu not recognising the standards of the way we conduct financial affairs, the passport rights to trade on european networks from london and using the euro. the ft claims that londoners reclaimed the crown from amsterdam. what's this all about? 50 the crown from amsterdam. what's this all about?— this all about? so as a result of brexit, this all about? so as a result of brexit. we've — this all about? so as a result of brexit, we've seen _ this all about? so as a result of brexit, we've seen significant l brexit, we've seen significant financial— brexit, we've seen significant financial activity move away from london _ financial activity move away from london cut — financial activity move away from london cut to the likes of amsterdam, because you can't... if you want— amsterdam, because you can't... if you want to — amsterdam, because you can't... if you want to trade eu stairs, you need _ you want to trade

there's a similar theme to the ft's uk. there's a similar theme to the ft�*s main story. mail splashes front holiday chaos —— french holiday. the story also makes the front of the times. it says the decision was made to concerns of the spreading beta variants which was identified in south africa. different travel changes feature heavily in the telegraph. could result in food shortages. the express is looking more upbeat, focusing on the heatwave forecast across britain. soaring temperatures also make the tar�*s few days. —— the star. let's begin. let's start with france. jason, can you explain what has changed and prompted this headline from the daily mail? weill. headline from the daily mail? well, the explanation _ headline from the daily mail? well, the explanation is _ headline from the daily mail? well, the explanation is the _ headline from the daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta - headline from the daily mail? at the explanation is the beta variant, which is of the strain of a virus with comes from south africa, which is prevalent in france, we gather. th

it's up over 2000 ft. deep right now. coastal hills average 1000 ft. that gives you an extra 1000 ft of cool. moist high humidity error being pushed inland on winds by the way that are blowing up over 30 miles an hour up in the delta. so tomorrow's forecast as well as thursdays and fridays were very similar. what we see here so we're going to see in the hotspots mid eighties, low eighties and most of us will be upper sixties well that most mid sixties to mid seventies and then along the coast, it's jackets. there's just no way around it. it's going to be chilly, and there'll be a little bit of fog or not. fog will be a little bit of drizzle tomorrow morning. that low sets us up with lower fire danger, better air quality in a week, which is exactly the opposite of last week. exactly the opposite. but you know what i mean. right, lad. remember last week with the heat advisories in all the big numbers. these are the highest from today. highs tomorrow, i think will be slightly warmer. the fog doesn't really like fog because it's low clouds at this point wh

so the ft story focuses on the _ reduced. absolutely. so the ft story focuses on the imf _ reduced.ictions for. focuses on the imf predictions for growth this year and next year and was interesting is its upgraded his expectations for developed countries where vaccination is proceeding apace and reducing forecasts for those countries in the global south where there are hardly any vaccinations available. i think it's interesting because it really plays interesting because it really plays in this idea of a sort of to track global opening out. some countries here in the uk where if there are not more but dangerous variance to develop and that are more vaccine resistant, we will be sort of approaching something normal like probably by the end of this year. that is just worlds away from what is happening in the global south and poor countries where i measure what it would be like here with a delta variant which is more likely to hospitalise people and more infectious and if we did not have vaccines. that is the reality that some poor countries are facing i think we have got a big ethical

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a story on the front of the ft which i'm i on the front of the ft which i'm sure there will have youade deal. it looks like the british government is about to begin the process of trying to rewrite it. it begin the process of trying to rewrite it— rewrite it. it certainly a very fresh interpretation, - rewrite it. it certainly a very fresh interpretation, shall l rewrite it. it certainly a very. fresh interpretation, shall we rewrite it. it certainly a very - fresh interpretation, shall we say being presented as an opportunity for a fresh start for that which does fare some degree of rewriting. it's got a range of measures which i would really want to see the detail text or before i sign them at length. some seem to go a very long way beyond the use comfort zone. they keep coming back to discussions about the northern ireland protocol. the uk regards it as its own custom territory, that's what the protocol says. in practical terms the territory stayed in the eu single market for good and the eu is very concerned on their side that it doesn't become a back door into single market. and

, with the exception of the ft, the whole of what used to be called. _ ft, the whole of what used to, the whole of what used to be called, has held up the front pages. they wanted to get this result out onto the _ they wanted to get this result out onto the news stands in the morning, which _ onto the news stands in the morning, which mearls— onto the news stands in the morning, which means that that is why you're listening _ which means that that is why you're listening to — which means that that is why you're listening to what i can only call the saint— listening to what i can only call the saint in greasy of the bbc... laughter— laughter that might be for some of our younger viewers. a little baffling. look him up. let younger viewers. a little baffling. look him no— younger viewers. a little baffling. look him up. let me take it on for one minute _ look him up. let me take it on for one minute to _ look him up. let me take it on for one minute to the _ look him up. let me take it on for one minute to the final. _ look him up. let me take it on for one minute to the final. if- loo

let's move on to the ft, maia, _ to those entrenched positions. let�*s move on to the ft, maia, this those entrenched positions. let�*s move on to the ft, maia, this is the corporate tech story we've heard the number of countries who've signed up to these proposals on a minimum corporate tax rate, for any country to undercut its tax competitors by giving favourable tax treatment, and also the rules effectively stop companies operating in one place, but actually paying their tax and a place with a lower tax take. does this look like it'll happen? this comes off _ this look like it'll happen? this comes off the _ this look like it'll happen? this comes off the back _ this look like it'll happen? “in 3 comes off the back of a few weeks ago, the 620 agreements, now there's 130 countries, which i think is promising, there were nine who were part of the discussions that didn't agree with these proposals. and i think this is really significant and important because what it would mean is companies would have to pay more tax than other countries where they are selling their products or servic

let's look at the ft. business sapped by _ confusion. let's look at the ft.ovid orders workers home. we are hearing that so many members of staff in the nhs are being told to go home to self—isolate because they come into contact with someone with covid. and it's now spreading to other businesses as well. yes. other businesses as well. yes, operations _ other businesses as well. yes, operations have _ other businesses as well. yes, operations have been - other businesses as well. is: operations have been cancelled in birmingham and leeds. it spreading far and wide now so 700 workers at the nissan plant in sunderland who have been alerted, and they are predicting about 20% of workforces in industrial setting to be pinged at any one time. which would be chaos. the health secretary is working on improving the sensitivity of the app to make it less sensitive so it stops alerting people in an overly cautious manner. because is not sustainable to carry on this way. not sustainable to carry on this wa . �* , ., not sustainable to carry on this wa. �*, ., ,. , ., not

it's about 2000 ft deep now.so last week when the temperatures were so hot, the marine layer was down around 800 ft. something like that so down around here, but when it stretches up like data gets over the coastal hills, the coastal hills average about 1000 ft roughly, and so when it's over the coastal hills by almost 1000 ft that all that just sat layer of cool, moist air. goes inland, and it does wonders for the air quality. it does wonders for the fire. danger does wonders just for just for everything, quite frankly, for this this time of year, especially the high pressure remains in the desert southwest, and we're going to be basically. highlighted by that low pressure that's going to sit out there all week. and so, with that in mind, temperatures are going to stay on the mild side. fire danger is going to stay relatively reasonable, even though it's you know, summer and not reasonable, but it's going to be pretty reasonable with this pattern, so we come back. we'll look at it. we'll have the whole forecast

let's move on to the ft, _ to those entrenched positions.s on a minimum corporate tax rate, for any country to undercut its tax competitors by giving favourable tax treatment, and also the rules effectively stop companies operating in one place, but actually paying their tax and a place with a lower tax take. does this look like it'll happen? this comes off _ this look like it'll happen? this comes off the _ this look like it'll happen? this comes off the back _ this look like it'll happen? to 3 comes off the back of a few weeks ago, the g20 agreements, now there's 130 countries, which i think is

have to have social distancing in classrooms california is doing away with the requirement for three ft. of space between students. it's a relief to some parents anxious to see a return to normal school schedules as far as in the schools. i want them fully open. i don't want any restrictions. going back to 100% in prison is the west and right thing to do decreasing the distance was the goal and name of the group of san francisco public school parents. they applauded the decision to end social distancing in classrooms, which means no more cohorts or hybrid schedules this fall. finally we're seeing, um, what will help our kids get back to school in person? all of them, so we don't see things like two days a week. the trade off, though, is that everyone in california public schools will have to wear masks indoors even if they're fully vaccinated. under the guidelines to can take off their masks when they're outside, but social distancing rules will apply for outdoor lunch and play. at least for now. they will reevaluate masks, and they've actually put a date on it. like one or two months i

i guess that's what happens when you combine a 44 inch vertical with a six ft. 10 ft.l, but ouch! guys look really hurt. yeah, thank you. really hurt. yeah, thank you. thanks everybody for joining not again. i just came from an intervention. oh, no, no, nicole, this is a staff meeting. you asked us to be here. oh. here you go, kato. yes, i wanted to talk to you all about something very important. so, what plant has been revered for its healing properties for millions of years? aloe. 'ello to you, too, but let's stay focused. peppers. peppers. weird, we are so in synch these days. it's crazy. i want to be in the pepper business, people. and i need ideas now. (snaps fingers) i haven't come up with a single product idea in weeks, so i'm on thin ice at nerp. and i don't mean the low-calorie ice cubes we sell on our website. well, my -- my step-grandmother, she is from colombia, and she sells a salsa that is supposedly made with these magical peppers.

i think we'll probably get up to that. 1500 to 2000 ft. as we get into the overnight tonight that'll make a big difference are excessive heat warning is still up for north bay hills, east bay hills and valleys and also the santa cruz mountains, but it has been dropped the heat advisory that was out for san jose for down to the south bay and also the north bay valleys. that one is wrapped up for now. so today we're going to call it partly cloudy as you see some of that marine layer clouding up already around san francisco breezy at the coast as we see that start to roll in more, we may get that breeze going to temperatures pretty nice tonight between 51. 66 degrees. not bad tomorrow. coastal clouds will certainly be present in san francisco. we're gonna be a little miles as we go throughout the day tomorrow. you know, it's kind of wild when we go from way above average temperatures almost below average temperatures, but that's we're going to see a little bit of this week, so 63 will be the high in san francisco taking a look around the rest

the last, the photograph from the ft. | loss of life. the last, the - photograph from the ft.ll succeed with that? they say olympic sport isn't about politics. i think as we've seen from the euros, you think about what goes into getting the big successful gig. that's much more complicated. martin? the whole thing will be very different anyway. martin? the whole thing will be very different anyway-— different anyway. quite the event nobody was _ different anyway. quite the event nobody was anticipating. - different anyway. quite the event nobody was anticipating. and - different anyway. quite the event. nobody was anticipating. and they're -a in: for nobody was anticipating. and they're paying for something _ nobody was anticipating. and they're paying for something they _ nobody was anticipating. and they're paying for something they won't - nobody was anticipating. and they're paying for something they won't get| paying for something they won't get much back for. thank you both very much. that's it for the papers. sport and weather coming next. more news at the top of the hou

thompson, the dean of the texas house democratic caucus, and state representative nicole collier, from the ft. worth area, chair of the black caucus. represent sif collier, do we have confirmation that republicans are going to pull the revirgs? >> that's the first time i heard that. i had not been in contact with them. they had not reached out to me. in fact at the hearing, the 23-hour -- more than 24 23-hour hearing that miss t, the dean of the delegation was at, they offered amendments to the bill and they were all rejected under party lines. so this is just another play they did in the regular session where they made promises and commitments but they were all unfulfilled. so i hope they could keep their

our training center at ft. irwin and ft.oke as well as germany are going to be important to maintaining our current ground force capabilities i represent ft. poke. it's in my district proudly. how would you say the president's budget considers for those? i know you were addressing that briefly with congressman green. maybe i go to the secretary first. >> sure, congressman. first of all, readiness is incredibly important. it's one of our -- i think of the overall army program as a three-legged stool. you have modernization, readiness, and you have structure. so as the chief said, we have funded 20 rotations, ctc rotations in our budget because the army has worked very hard in the last several years to dig itself out of a readiness trough that was substantially a result of sequestration and the budget control act and maintaining that readiness to fight tonight is very important, so we've tried to emphasize that and don't feel that there's really any head space in that area, if you will. i don't know, general mcconville, if you

so he is stationed first at ft. armstrong in illinois. and then he is move to ft.lling in minnesota while minnesota at that point was still a territory. dr. emerson marries eliza sanford in 1838. alas, however, he dies in 1843. and dred scott after the death of dr. emerson -- dred scott sues for his freedom in the year 1846. eliza sanford by the way transferred ownership of dred scott to her brother, john sanford in 1850. that's just a detail. so dred scott sues for his freedom. sues in the state courts in missouri. why? why do you think he would do that? quinn? >> -- in those days. >> look at ft. armstrong. it's in illinois. what is illinois? illinois is a free state. mind you, there are what were called transit laws. transit laws permitted slave holders, if they have to journey or live for a short period of time in illinois to do is to without jeopardizing title to their slaves. but emerson was doing more than a quick pass through illinois while stationed at ft. armstrong. even more so ft. snelling is in the minnesota territory. what is the minnesota territory as

michael, let's look at the ft.rt of the equities companies have i the equities companies have everyone's best interest. this is some _ everyone's best interest. this is some shareholders in particular legal, _ some shareholders in particular legal, who have shares in morrison's. they come out with a statement — morrison's. they come out with a statement talking about the bids that have gone in from america, the bil that have gone in from america, the big one _ that have gone in from america, the big one about £9 billion. it's a staple — big one about £9 billion. it's a staple on— big one about £9 billion. it's a staple on britain's streets. it's one that — staple on britain's streets. it's one that you wouldn't want to fall into the _ one that you wouldn't want to fall into the wrong hands, and i think they're _ into the wrong hands, and i think they're pointing out saying we don't want them — they're pointing out saying we don't want them piling on debt. looking out very— want them piling on debt. looking out very

division one college i, yeah, yes, for sure, he is a six, ft fiv call s that he can get up.y got the hall. yes. um, yeah, joe. thank you. thanks everybody for joining us tonight. have a good night. good night. everybody will see you back here tomorrow at 10 you back here tomorrow at 10 and 11jay: one of my best efforts. have at it. mm, i can't eat that. why not? the pickle's touching it. there. the juice got on the bread and, ew, what's that stuff? spices. they look like sea monkeys. have you ever really examined a jar of pickles, jay? it's like a swamp in there. i'll pass. what happened? i made him a beautiful sandwich, and he won't eat it. yeah, 'cause it had pickles on it. joe is taking a nap. i'm gonna go to the dry cleaners. well, if you're passing a sushi restaurant -- she's not. i've never heard of anyone not liking pickles. aw, big day for you, then. i'm just gonna make myself a grilled cheese. i think i saw some gruyere in there. do we have any fig? unh-unh. sit down. this whole persnickety thing is not gonna fly in the world. never hand people another reason to mak

five ft 11 inches tall £150. brown eyes, gray hair and a beard.authorities say he became separated from his hiking partner and was last seen wearing a blue shirt and gray pants. coming up the new poll that shows the tight race in the california recall election, plus another brazen shoplifting incident in san francisco, and it was caught on camera. also backlash after a southern california restaurants says they will not serve vaccinated customers how the owner is responding. ain't caughn francisco. this time, four thieves ran off with bags full of merchandise from a cbs door on venice and jackson street. ktvu is henry lee shows us the dramatic video. it's happened again. four women run off after stealing from a cvs pharmacy at van ness and jackson in san francisco, this time just before six monday night, it's the latest grab and go crime in san francisco that's forced many drug stores in the city to close. the man who took this video tells me he feels sorry for the work. those who have lost their jobs have had their hours reduced because of what he

they say he is five ft. 10 inches tall and weighs about £150 and has a moustache and a beard. also has two tattoos. if you recognize this man, you're asked to call the city's department of public health for walnut creek. ups employees are now filing a lawsuit against the company, accusing it of tampering with time cards and other workplace violations. this lawsuit was filed in contra costa county superior court, asking for class action status. so whether ups employees could possibly join three ups drivers in a warehouse worker alleged supervisors altered their timecards several times. they also claim the company did not pay for sick time for covid-19 related absences or for work related events, including required covid security screenings. ups says it's reviewing the complain tens of thousands of people will be heading the lake barry esa for the holiday weekend, but two drownings in two weeks there have authorities concerned they show us the hazards at the lake next. unfortunately it's a quiet death. i've seen it with the entire beach line packed and somebody's gone down and n

he talked about ft.ldren and potentially being able to hold 10,000 children of the that was a win for them because they were able to get children out of the terrible conditions in border patrol custody where they were never supposed to be for over 72 hours. they had a bed, a place to sleep. but instead, what it meant is because these facilities having be to emergency-intake facilities, they had to rely very heavily on contractors. they don't allow state licensing. they don't have state licensing when they do these emergency-intake facilities. so there is a lot less oversight. a lot less transparency. and that allows this kind of environment to fester, especially when you talk about those big numbers. and the whistle-blowers we talked to talked about beds being so close together that you couldn't even go through them. if you have seen from pictures we have, these are cots stacked on top of each other. they're not real bunk beds. it is the kind of environment that would make covid spread very quickly and i

it's not just ft. hood. ft. hood got the attention but you look at some of the statistics, there are other major bases that, you know, the numbers are really not that different in terms of suicide, sexual assault and problems with personnel. so it is comprehensive. and i appreciate your approach on that. mr. rogers? >> thank you, mr. chairman. general mcconville, in your letter accompanying the army's unfunded mandate -- unfunded requirement list, you acknowledge the president's budget creates, quote, a downturn in army's purchasing power and you also informed us, that, quote, progress is at risk if you don't have real growth or 3% to 5% above inflation going forward. can you elaborate on that and tell us if we pass a budget that fails to, at a minimum, keep pace with inflation, hopefully with an increase, what army capabilities or programs are at risk? >> yeah, congressman, what we've done within the budget is try to produce the best army we can within the resources we have. that's an army that's 485,000. we we

the complaint comes just weeks after other whistle-blowers from ft.also alleging migrant minors were supervised by adults that did not speak spanish and had no child care experience. for more on this i'm joined by nbc correspondent julia ainsley who has done extensive reporting on immigration here. julia, give us more details about what protocols were allegedly ignored by managers of this facility in ft. bliss, texas. >> reporter: so ayman, these whistle-blowers were federal employees who were detailed to these facilities. there was a large call for volunteers when we saw that surge of unaccompanied migrant children starting around march of this year. they volunteered. they went down and what they saw there they are now detailing and putting their names on a whistle-blower complaint to congress saying that as covid started to surge there were children, hundreds of them, packed in to bunk beds, sleeping very close together in these overcrowded tents, that they tried to get more masks, for example. they said that children who were taken to the covid pos

no more self—isolation rules for nhs workers, says the ft.isters are reviewing the policy amid fears of a staffing crisis ahead of the next phase of rule relaxing, which could see the introduction of covid passports, according to the times, which leads with reports that bars, restaurants and clubs will require certificates for entry in a bid to drive up vaccinations. �*0ne game from glory�* — england's squad, which has �*won over public with skill, bravery and humility�* take the front of the i, ahead of sunday's final. which is expected to draw in 35 million viewers around the uk — that's according to the front of the mail, which writes the nation hopes harry kane will follow in the golden footsteps of bobby moore. the moment england made it to the final, gareth scout gate on the front of the mirror. the express focuses on... let's begin. do you want to kick us off with the story on the front of the ft? we heard earlier in the week that people who have been double vaccinated will no longer have the self—isolate, but this goes a little bit fu

two terminals at ft.have reopened after being unexpectedly evacuated earlier in the day. the broward sheriff's office says at 8:49 this morning they were notified of a bomb threat at the airport and deputies evacuated two terminals. nbc's vaughn hillyard is there on the ground for us. good to see you this afternoon. the terminals have now since been cleared and reopened, but the investigation continuing. what do we know so far? >> reporter: yeah, yasmin, that's right. we had a bottle neck situation here where over the course of more than four hours traffic out here coming to a standstill, a standstill as thousands inside were evacuated from their gates to plane, removed from the airport here, over an investigation when the bomb squad was called here to the scene. this is still an active ongoing investigation, though the situation has now cleared. but here, this is one of the busier airports here in the country here in ft. lauderdale. what you saw were thousands of individuals evacuated. we talked to two y

when slater hits a monster shot to left center estimated at 467 ft.ited buster posey for giving him some advice to help them break out of his slump. and then in the sixth, darren rough gets in on the act, his seventh of the season. the giants are up five. nothing a hold your breath moment for the giants in the sixth, posey takes a foul tip off of his glove. posey instantly throws his glove off in pain, he would leave the game one pitch later. now the good news x rays were negative. it's officially a left thumb contusion so posey could be good to go soon. the giants win five to maintain their half game lead over the dodgers in the west. all right, major league based falls, all star reserves were announced today and no surprise giants pitcher kevin gausman. he has been named to the national league squad. this will be his first all star up, terrence, eight and two with a 1.68. alright, you can't do much better than that. the all star game is one week from this coming tuesday at coors field in colorado, where gausman is from, though he is unlikely to pitc

this is the b visa two bbc— bench of the ft this is the b visa two bbc there's another finding thattwo bbc there's another finding that i think will hurt david cameron not 'ust i think will hurt david cameron not just a _ i think will hurt david cameron not just a slight salacious lobbying that effectively people who were his supporters and abusing that power retation _ supporters and abusing that power relation with them. it also goes on to accuse — relation with them. it also goes on to accuse him of being seriously negligent— to accuse him of being seriously negligent and not bothering to find out enough about greensill's financial— out enough about greensill's financial health. he simply took max -ot financial health. he simply took max got greensill and the other board members — got greensill and the other board members words at the company was in -ood members words at the company was in good health— members words at the company was in good health and then went on to willfully— good health and then went on to willfully lobby for hundreds of thousands of dollars to bail out this

we can show you on the radar with rain over ft. myers. right now currently, winds at 75 miles per hour in the center of the storm and the path of this will make landfall, we think, as we roll through tomorrow morning, 75 miles per hour, category 1 hurricane, then just to the west of jacksonville. 65 miles per hour winds and through the carolinas by thursday morning, 40 mile-per-hour winds and start to exit towards virginia with winds of over 35. as it moves into florida, here's what we can expect, two to five inches of rainfall. isolated flash flooding. >> we have a lot happening with weather. another live look in florida. next hour, nightly news will continue our coverage of this hurricane. be sure to watch nightly news at its new time, 6:30 p.m. >>> it is going to be a tough fire season. check out this map. crews are gaining ground on the three big wildfires up north, the lava fire at the foot of mt. shasta, about 70% contained while the tenant fire is just over 50% contained. redding, firefighters are concerned about wind this is week.

is so we know what the ft thinks, we know what the mail thinks, what their estimates are. can the prime minister tell us how many people does he expect will be asked to isolate if infection rates continue to rise at this rate? >> mr. speaker, i want to thank everybody who self-ice lates. they're doing the right thing. they're a vital part of this this country's protection against the disease. and what we'll be doing is moving away from self-isolation in the course of the next few weeks, and that is the prudent if approach because we will, mr. speaker, have vaccinated even her people. -- more people. what he can't understand, he says it's reckless to open up, mr. speaker, and yet he attacks self-isolation, mr. speaker, which is one of the key approximates that this country has. and -- protections that this country has. let me ask him again. on monday he seems so to say he was in favor of opening up on july the 19th. which is it, mr. speaker? >> maybe i can help a little just to remind us it's prime minister's questions. if we want opposition questions, we'll need to change.

encampments would also be prohibited within 500 ft.ubway stops, pedestrian walkways and railroad tracks. those who don't comply could face jail time and a $250 fine. i'm just able. okay i'm gonna wheel here. i can only move is useful so much, then i had to pay somebody else up moves rough. we're not criminalizing anyone from being homeless were actually helping people get connected to services and actually making our streets safe and clean and passable. advocates for the homeless say the ordinance effectively criminalises homelessness. the ordinance now heads to mayor eric garcetti, who says he will sign it. coming up here, dave become more popular during the pandemic up next. how those q r codes provide companies access to your private this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how muc

cooper is a five ft five shooting guard from indiana.he does not lack range or confidence for that matter, and check this out. out from st petersburg, russia, a guy named miroslava levski throwing it down over the mercedes convertible. galitzki claims that the first ever 3 60 double pump dunk over a car. we can't confirm or deny, but it is pretty awesome. as for dunking over a car, remember when blake griffin did it about 10 years ago when he dunked over a kia in the nba slam dunk contest, we will have more for you coming up in about 25 minutes, but now it is time for the. seven o'clock news on andre and julie meantime, i'll keep working on my shots. all right. thank you so much chase. appreciate it. next at 11. it's easier to just run across the street. is it worth your life? a tragic accident kills a college student in rohnert park. witnesses say he was crossing the street heading toward campus when he was hit by a car. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now, 21 year old man was crossing the street from a shopping center headi

an expansion of its electric vehicle production at its sunderland plant is on the front page of the ft features the record—breaking heatwave in the united states and canada — with a quote from climate scientists, who say "nowhere is safe" from similar weather events. so let's begin. karen like to kick us off with the front of the telegraph to select "holidays can be off—limits," it says. it's a fascinating story, say his five and people who perceive their oxford astrazeneca vaccine because dennison manufacturing india secular that version of the vaccine, although there's no suggestion that in any way there's no suggestion that in any wai , �* , there's no suggestion that in any wa y , i , ., there's no suggestion that in any wai , v ., , there's no suggestion that in any wa y , i , ., , , way very, it's not yet been authorised _ way very, it's not yet been authorised by _ way very, it's not yet been authorised by the - way very, it's not yet been | authorised by the european way very, it's not yet been _ authorised by the european medicines agency, meaning countries by the new digital

about 200 of them here at ft. lee.here else the united states is able to get those other afghans. >> it is critically important to -- for what all they've done to get them out. i'm glad to see the process beginning. kylie, great reporting. thanks a lot. >>> well, coming up, the incident in orbit that made nasa declare emergency at the international space station. that report ahead. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot and pick up your car, that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way at carvana. [announcement on pa] introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, la

the 14th pick they go for moses moody, a guard out of arkansas six ft. 67 ft, plus wingspan checks.l the boxes is a score moves without the ball. great attitude. physicality can guard multiple positions on defense and a hits all the high marks. 15 points, five assists during this past season. the razorbacks alright san francisco giants victorious today, but they'. i know the fans one of the best pictures in all of baseball and a very athletic and talented shortstop. in trade turner. they're finalized it as we speak the details of that trade giants haven't done a thing. the fans are happy because san francisco took care of the dodgers, two out of three of the series in san francisco. just back off the injured list. brandon crawford stroke the opposite way. he's got himself a two run double in his first and beth. since coming off the injured list. tough david price that's in the first inning. wilmer flores had a big r b i double in the second, and johnny cueto would love what he's about to see. here he got himself in a bases loaded jam and highlighting our sphere gets them out of it b

mask those not vaccinated or who are too young for vaccination should wear a mask and maintain three fttance, but the cdc's says the guidance is flat. flexible, allowing schools to set their own protocols. it can be difficult for a school to either document the vaccination status of their students, teachers and staff and so in that situation they might decide to do universal policies. california health officials are sticking with mass for all they say that willa counties urging people to get vaccinated after five more people died from covid the most in months. ask a tv has deborah villalon reports sonoma counties vaccination rate is 68% which leaves more than 100,000 people unprotected. today we're having to report five more covid related desk, a hastily called briefing by sonoma county officials. that's the most. we've reported in any single day since february, even as people move about freely, sonoma county is asking the unvaccinated to keep their distance masks on and avoid crowds. four of the five who died in recent days where unvaccinated the other patient was over 90 with pre exis

from sky fox over la cruz avenue in venetia, an american flag 20 by 30 ft.size created by aaron mckay, schnell and husband jonathan, with the help of two friends. it took a little while, um in about four of us to do a seven hour project. one hot, windy day in june. it wasn't as easy as we thought it would be or cheap. they ended up needing about 40 cans of marking paint, hitting three different stores to buy. all they had. we definitely underestimated the paint the amount needed, but the final result worth it. erin is 1/5 generation venetian who enlisted in the army after high school and served five years, including deployments in iraq. she wants people to remember the meaning of independence day. definitely stop and take a pause and appreciate honoring the flag is important to her. i just wanted to show a little bit of patriotism since we haven't been able to during the last couple of years due to covid. the lawn is getting touch ups now ahead of the fourth because as word has spread, it's become a local attraction. we have a lot of people driving by and st

this is the sanibel causeway, sanibel island directly behind me, ft. myers just over my shoulder here. we know by the sheer geography of the west coast of the florida peninsula, the way this runs, and how this storm is projected to travel, it will bring a long duration event to the west coast of florida, that is, the gulf of mexico side, just because it's going to run basically parallel with it. so it's also going to allow for that water to build up, storm surge is the potential threat here, two to four feet within this particular harbor where i'm located. even further up near tampa bay, the national weather service just with a 5:00 p.m. update actually increased the potential of storm surge from three to five feet. so heavy rain, four to eight inches, and tropical storm-force winds starting tonight and then the storm races towards the outer banks of the carolinas. >> derek, as far as surfside is concerned, how much longer will they be feeling the effects of this? how much more rain? and the wind is a real concern for the rescue efforts. how bad could

your thoughts on the ft story?ty. we are hearing reports from hospitals they've had two blinds — from hospitals they've had two blinds closed down in london over the weekend because of staff shortages so front—line and essential services are really feeiing _ essential services are really feeling the strain from people having — feeling the strain from people having to type two south isley. the reason _ having to type two south isley. the reason people are having to self—isolate and the reason why the 8pp self—isolate and the reason why the app is _ self—isolate and the reason why the app is pinging so many people is because — app is pinging so many people is because infection rates are so high. in because infection rates are so high. in the _ because infection rates are so high. in the prime — because infection rates are so high. in the prime minister said today, come _ in the prime minister said today, come into— in the prime minister said today, come into contact with a positive covid _ come into contact with a po

it's amaze when we took or codell to ft. hood and we heard many female soldiers talk about just how important it was for their voices to finally, you know, start to be heard on these issues and how it was really critical for them to finally start to -- to see change and that's one of the reasons why i'm very supportive of the vanessa guillen military justice and increasing justice and improvement act. i know there's been some concerns that people have talked and expressed to you about separating the cases, so i wanted to specifically ask you about that. what are your thoughts on how -- to make sure that we don't stigmatize sexual assault further by pulling it into a separate category based on the irc recommendations? >> thank you, congressman, and i've also been down to ft. hood. your comments really resonate with me. the approach that we are taking is similar to the best in class approach taken in the civilian sector where there are special prosecutors who are -- who specialize in sexual misconduct, sexual assault, sexual h

so it's probably 1000 ft marine layer right now, which means inland temperatures tomorrow going to be on the warm side again, probably mid nineties like we had today or low nineties like 93 94 that's conquered and livermore in clayton in places like that, and more. gun hill. current temperatures, there's the sea breeze and where is it? not or where is where is it? not where is not? where is the sea breeze? not where isn't the sea breeze? it's worth yellen or, you know that. i know it's like an old third grade teacher. um okay, so with that in mind, we got a nice sea breeze and temperatures tomorrow will be. pretty much like they were today, with the heat being in the inland valleys that red flight warning stays in effect through tomorrow afternoon. i wouldn't be surprised if they dropped it tomorrow morning, which would be good news. but again, it's important to understand why the red flag warning was issued because any chance for dry lightning is something that we just we have to be at high alert because we are in the middle of a very, very significant. drought in california. signifi

he had been hit by a car and thrown 103 ft. you feel terribly for the pedestrians, family, but the driver i mean, lives are changed forever. the young victim was a student at sonoma state university and walking back to campus from a shopping center across the street. the crosswalk wasn't far but he did what many students do crossed in the middle of the blocks. yeah, i've done it myself. but i usually try to check. yeah, it's probably not a good idea. police say the victim had paused on the center median before he was struck. it looks like he stepped into the roadway struck pretty quickly. so we do not think the driver had any time to react. the driver took the next side street into a neighborhood and called to report he had hit someone. we do not think he was trying to evade the scene. he is a 19 year old man from nearby penn grove. police say he showed no signs of impairment. people pumping gas saw this happened in front of them. now the car will come the black one something very fast. hey that one, the ford focus was caught o

we saw thinkmented in ft. hood by the ft. hood irc, and it provided incredible information to command there as to really the depth and the breadth of the problem. >> i think the v.a. is using that system now. >> and that's the very best practice to look at when we look at what implementations need to be made. >> doctor, will you retell the service that made my heart sink about the service member in iraq. >> that's right. yes, pfc johnson. she was found in her tent in 2005 iraq dead. her death was ruled a suicide. however, autopsy report revealed rape and battery had occurred and yet they closed the case. they said no more. her family is continuing to press for answers, and the army isn't reopening or addressing her case, and so when we really think about getting at the depth of issues on campus and she -- she has huge intersectional issues when you look at the impact of racial discrimination, ethnic discrimination, some of the mls discrimination that exists so giving commanders tools to actually understand the depth of what's

most will end up going to ft.before they are resettled in other parts of the united states. but that still is -- doesn't take care of the thousands of others who are still back in afghanistan. we know that about 4,000 of them will be moved out in the coming weeks, maybe the next month or two, they will be moved out to other locations most likely u.s. military bases there in the region near afghanistan where they will then go through the special immigrant visa process, background checks, medical checks, the employment verification, all of bureaucratic processes that go into getting the siv. but they will be doing it outside of the country where presumably they will be safer. >> and i know this is beyond what the administration plans do, but we still have not dealt with women's advocates. and educaors and others in the human rights community who have targets on their back from the taliban and many want to leave the country, but they have no provision to get out. >> and that is such an important issue. and i know it

in this case, a couple 103 100 ft. above the inversion. you get that fog going inland.w that you know that and that's what we got going this couple that's kind of cool pattern. the forecast for tomorrow yellows or seventies oranges or eighties are some nineties in there. where was today? not too bad, less humid. i didn't really appreciate the less humidity today. but you did, too. i mean, it's very noticeable. this is the forecast highs for tomorrow. um i think like antioch, fairfield easily just because we've got the city at 88. fairfield downtown. you find a 90 there for sure. and you'll probably find a couple of low upper eighties low nineties up towards mount st helens or st helena. in those areas, the five day forecast. then, as you look at it just kind of. steady as she goes with a real nice pattern that i think is exactly kind of what cal fire would would like to see this time of year when i like to see this time of year, so there's your five day forecast. when i come back, we'll update the weather and see what's happening in terms of the next chances of some rig

thank you. >> henrietta out of ft. pierce, florida, republican, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i find it hilarious that bernie sanders is talking about union jobs when the first five minutes of the biden administration what did they do? they -- >> did i not hang up on you. if you are going to use that language then you can't join us on this program. victor, alabama, democrat, good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> go ahead, victor. >> caller: hey, i just want to say that i'm a 14-year vet. >> you are a 14-year vet, victor. >> caller: and the thing is -- is that these people have not taken care of the united states, they have sent money overseas and the thing is -- yes -- >> victor, you have to turn down your television and keep on talking, i'm hearing you. >> caller: okay. all right. it is off. >> all right. finish your comment. >> caller: all right. the democrats are the best people in the world and the thing is that the lady that called that was democrat is saying that the budget is fine. we've got too man

some 60 ft before finally coming to a stop.t was a really kind. he's really kind. he was like bring us stuff. the victim. who valentina abarca rents a room nearby and struggles to keep up often pan handling outside a neighborhood market a more troy, he suffers a lot parking beer. he doesn't have a foot, so he suffers a lot. it is a very busy intersections. we've had a lot. we've had a lot of crashes here over the years, police say the collision shows how important it is for drivers to scan corners for pedestrians before turning that, since this incident has happened, i really want to be more conscious about you know who's around and what's going on at all times. probably they should have it where they can walk. first some neighbors wonder if this signal inviting drivers to turn puts pedestrians in too much danger. maybe they should set up temporary monitor one of those monitors to see what the traffic is and see if they need fewer justice, speed or anything like that police are considering citing this driver for failure to yiel

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