attorney general, republican eric schmitt, to represent the state, pitting him against gardner, a progressive democrat >> i think the attorney general is afraid of someone like me that's a progressive prosecutor and what we stand for. >> reporter: schmitt has argued there's no mechanism to file for a new trial so long after the conviction and this spring the missouri supreme court agreed >> it was just devastating. >> reporter: johnson spoke with us from the prison where he spent most of the last 26 years. his daughters just babies when he went in >> i haven't met my grandchildren yet. just one of the many things that i've missed out on throughout the years >> have you given up hope that you'll get out? >> no. because that's all i have >> reporter: now a new reason to hope a new state law set to go into effect later this month will give prosecutors like gardner more power to correct wrongful convictions even years later. but the republican attorney general could still intervene. his office declined our repeated requests for a formal interview. >> mr. schmitt >> reporter: so we found him after

schmitt >> reporter: so we found him after an event and asked about gardner's suggestion he's playing politics. >> that's ridiculous >> why >> i care about the people of the state. she can make whatever accusations she wants. it's not personal for me >> reporter: schmitt tells us it's too early to decide whether he'll step in if gardner does file a motion for a new trial. >> do you believe there's a chance lamar johnson is innocent? >> we've been dealing with procedural issues >> i'm asking on the innocence piece. do you -- >> that hasn't been presented. we'll wait and see what's filed deadline or a timeline when i'm going to file but i can assure you we will file under this new law >> and will lamar johnson be the first >> mr. lamar johnson will be the first. >> we spoke with circuit attorney gardner, who says you will be the first case she'll bring under that new mechanism >> i didn't know that. >> what do you think of that? >> it's a relief i mean, i'm grateful i'm trying to keep from crying. >> this is emotional for you. why? >> we're talking about my life. it was wrongfully taken

frank gardner, the gulf. frank, thank you. frank gardner. or— the gulf. frank, thank you.dner, or security _ the gulf. frank, thank you. frank gardner, or security correspond l the gulf. frank, thank you. frank i gardner, or security correspond with the latest. it's been another outstanding day for team gb at the olympic games injapan. sailing brought in two gold medals and a silver the cyclists settled for silver in both the women's team pursuit and the men's team sprint but that outcome means that jason kenny has now matched the record of the great sir bradley wiggins as the most decorated british olympian of all time. there were other medal—winning performances during the day as our correspondent natalie pirks reports from tokyo. nautical perfection, sailing dominance. britain were riding the crest of a wave. dylan fletcher and stuart bithell were in a great place in the men's 49er and just needed to beat the germans in their final race. they literally put it all on the line. right on the line, great britain. with it, the gold medal in tokyo 2020. but not to be outdone,

finally kim gardner was available to talk to me. not made that random call on about two weeks prior to what they had decided upon in terms of a hearing, they had accepted an 8-year plea deal without notifying me whatsoever. and i had, as i said, about a week and a half, to two weeks in order to affect some sort of change in my son's case. the reason i had not wanted to attend the trial itself was because i didn't want to hear all the gory details of what i presumed had happened to my son. what i ended up finding out after kim gardner finally called me back with two others was a chief warrant officer doing most of the talking, was that the warrant officer said that there were no witnesses and there was no proof through the video that they had that a weapon was used. so they are -- >> lawrence: yes, i'm sorry to cut you off. i'm sorry for that error too. we will get that right the next time. do you feel like the d.a., based on all that you have told us is prioritizing the criminals over victims like you? >> she paid absolutely no atte

that is out of play, strike two. >> john: brett gardner missed his pitch.hat breaking ball that was up. that's where this pitch was. that is something that brett gardner knows he may not get again. >> joe: struck him out, two down! and hendriks will get to deal with aaron judge, a spot where judge, the best he can do is make it a one-run game. from lynn to kopech, to bummer, to hendriks, a pretty big important combination for the white sox with an eye on october. >> john: yep . there's no real reason to pay attention to the guy at first base right now. [laughs] i mean, he threw another seat over there >> joe: ball one . ball two. he's got a little mad hungar hungarian -- >> john: he does! >> joe: he doesn't have any mysteries to how he's feeling and every moment as the 2-0 pitch is fouled away, 2-1. >> john: he gets himself little self reminders, little "stay back," smack himself a little bit. >> joe: huffing and puffing with the count 2-1 on aaron judge. this ball is way out of here! one-run game! seconds of the night, 25 for the year for big number 99! >>

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. >> that if you're a patient gardner, go to gardner if you're a patient at center, go to center. if you're a patient at kaiser, go see your doctor at kaiser if you don't have a doctor, come to valley medical center. we want to help you because of the variance because of its ability to sort of constantly change. we have to maximize the number of people vaccinated. and of course we would like that to be as high as possible. gardner health reminds us that testing is also available on a walk-up basis here in the parking lot at the clinic. >> 3030, alum rock avenue underscoring the need for that testing. and for this latest vaccine push is the seven-day case average here in santa clara county. it's gone from. the low 20's back in early june to more than 225 today in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> in the south bay. if you're visiting a particular bar, you're going to be both your id and proof of vaccination kron four's. gayle ong talk to the owners and has more on that. >> i'm here inside a bar where people vaccination is required. and so far owners say they are receiving posit

. >> that if you're a patient gardner, go to gardner if you're a patient at center, go to center. if you're a patient at kaiser, go see your doctor at kaiser if you don't have a doctor, come to valley medical center. we want to help you because of the variance because of its ability to sort of constantly change. we have to maximize the number of people vaccinated. and of course we would like that to be as high as possible. gardner health reminds us that testing is also available on a walk-up basis here in the parking lot at the clinic. >> at 3030, alum rock avenue underscoring the need for that testing. and for this latest vaccine push is the seven-day case average here in santa clara county. it's gone from. the low 20's back in early june to more than 225 today in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> in the east bay despite the delta variant spreading rapidly a bowling alley in danville is deciding to not enforce contra costa county's mask mandate danville bowl announced this decision on facebook writing in part, quote, we believe everyone has a right to freedom and not constan

let's join frank gardner.out the risks of attacks by the regional group of so—called islamic state. tell us how much of a presence they have in this region. much of a presence they have in this reuion. ,, , ., region. sure. they are the hidden menace that _ region. sure. they are the hidden menace that is _ region. sure. they are the hidden menace that is lurking _ region. sure. they are the hidden menace that is lurking on - region. sure. they are the hidden menace that is lurking on the - region. sure. they are the hidden l menace that is lurking on the other side of— menace that is lurking on the other side of the — menace that is lurking on the other side of the airport perimeter. somewhere in kabul and beyond. thats— somewhere in kabul and beyond. that's their name to the affiliate of isis~ _ that's their name to the affiliate of isis. their strength is concentrated in the east of the country — concentrated in the east of the country. at one stage, they had about— country. at one stage, they had about 100

. >> that if you're a patient gardner, go to gardner if you're a patient at center, go to center. if you're a patient at kaiser, go see your doctor at kaiser if you don't have a doctor, come to valley medical center. we want to help you because of the variance because of its ability to sort of constantly change. we have to maximize the number of people vaccinated. and of course we would like that to be as high as possible. >> now the seven-day case average right now here in santa clara county has gone from the low 20's back in early june to more than 225 today. again, these 4 times higher among the unvaccinated than those that have gotten the vaccine live in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 something he the message. rob, thank you to starting today. santa clara county health leaders are giving us a better look at breakthrough cases in the south bay. >> the county's covid-19 dashboard now shows that if a person was vaccinated or not when they tested positive. >> right now. santa clara county averaging around 7 breakthrough cases a week for every 100,000 residents. health officials say

frank gardner, bbc news. the uk has airlifted nearly 4,000 people out of afghanistan, since kabul fell last weekend. but others fearing for their lives, having worked with british forces, believe they should be airlifted out too. our correspondent, frankie mccamley, has been speaking to one man, whom we've chosen not to identify for his safety. this morning, 200 evacuees arrived at brize norton, following thousands of others, with many more waiting to leave. but some feel like they've been left behind. now in hiding, this man worked for a security firm with the british embassy. translation: we cannot stay in our home. - i hear the taliban has a list of all others who worked with the international companies and they will start to pull them from their houses and hang them. how are your family feeling? translation: i am very sorry for my family, - and sometimes when i look to my kids, it is very bad. i cannot look at them. i was the one who put them at high risk. if i knew this company would do this to us, i wou

frank gardner, bbc news.dent, secunder kermani, is in kabul has been speaking to the afghans who hope to be evacuated. he says the situation at the airport still seems extremely tense. it is still very chaotic. i was speaking earlier on to one young afghan whose father had worked in the us embassy here for 20 years. they have been told to go to the airport, to be evacuated, tried for two days straight but were unable to get past the crowd and how they have simply given up. they have decided the situation at the airport is even more dangerous than the prospect for them of life under taliban rule. we are also getting reports tonight in the us media that there are concerns amongst us defence officials about the possibility of an attack by the islamic state group on the airport. a sense of panic that many there who are camped out our feeling many there who are camped out ourfeeling is really fuelled by the fact that international troops are going to be pulled out by the end of the month. that is when evacuation p

frank gardner, another 20 years of conflict. frank gardner. a — another 20 years of conflict.rank gardner, a security _ another 20 years of conflict. frank gardner, a security correspondent. thank you for being with me over the last hour. i know you will stay with me in the coming minutes. this is bbc world news, i'm matthew amroliwala. there's been a twin bomb attack with reports of gunfire outside kabul airport as western governments try to evacuate civilians from the city. initial reports point to a suicide bombing — it's thought at least 13 are dead, including children. the us government says there have been american casualties. it comes as thousands had still been gathering outside the airport — despite clear warnings of an imminent attack. hello and welcome to bbc world news. we are staying with those events in afghanistan. — there's been a suicide bombing at kabul airport in afghanistan, where crowds were gathered in the hope of getting on a flight to escape taliban rule. taliban officials said at least 13 people were killed. it comes after days of warnings from western

frank gardner. secretaryjohn kirby said there were a number of security concerns in and around the airport. the situation in the city is fluid and dynamic and you have seen the images over the last 2a, 48 hours yourself of the situation outside the perimeter of the airport and it changes. it changes almost by the hour and it changes in locations around the airport. it is very, very fluid and dynamic. i don't want to speak for the state department, obviously, but like our military commanders, they are going to make decisions in real time about what is in the best interest of innocent civilians that have need to get to the airport and we want to get inside the security gates. this will change every day. there will be modifications to our assessment in what we think is in the best interests. we have said from the very beginning of this that we are going to try to do this in a safe and orderly way and that means making sure that nobody gets hurt. to the maximum extent possible. what you are seeing is a

frank gardner, bbc news. corresposent secunder kermani is in kabul and has been speaking to the afghans who hope to be evacuated. he says the situation at the airport still seems extremely tense. well, it's still very chaotic. i was speaking earlier to one young afghan whose father worked for the american embassy for 20 years, they had been told to go to the airport to be evacuated, given but they have simply given up, they've decided that the situation at the airport is even more dangerous than the prospect of life under taliban rule. we are also getting reports tonight from the us media that there are concerns amongst us defence officials about the possibility of an attack by the islamic state group on the airport. it sent a panic that many heat there who are camped out or feeling — it's really fuelled by the feeling bite officials being pulled out. after that, many fear it'll be extremely difficult to fly out of the country. so time, they feel, is really running out them. bi; 50 time, they feel, is really

. >> that if you're a patient gardner, go to gardner if you're a patient at center, go to center.if you're a patient at kaiser, go see your doctor at kaiser if you don't have a doctor, come to valley medical center. we want to help you because of the variance because of its ability to sort of constantly change. we have to maximize the number of people vaccinated. and of course we would like that to be as high as possible. gardner health reminds us that testing is also available on a walk-up basis here in the parking lot at the clinic. >> at 3030, alum rock avenue underscoring the need for that testing. and for this latest vaccine push is the seven-day case average here in santa clara county. it's gone from. the low 20's back in early june to more than 225 today in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news, a restaurant cashier in the east bay robbed at gunpoint. we're going to show you the surveillance video was the search is underway for the robbers. and after the break, why a popular retailer says it had no choice but to pay police to pro

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i've been spekaing to our security correspondent frank gardner.ificant the taliban's political leader mullah abdul ghani baradar was to the movement. he is very significant because he was very close to the originalfounder of the taliban back in 1994. he is a relative moderate compared to some of his more extreme colleagues. he spent eight years in prison in pakistan and he was only released in 2018. he has been instrumental in the peace talks you mention in doha. he has been very much at the forefront of those. i think the big questions now are whether this second iteration of taliban rule in afghanistan is going to be different from the earlier one. the public signs that they are putting out are that it will be. they're going to be less extreme. they are saying the things that people want to hear, the big question is once the spotlight is all of afghanistan and it will do so inevitably, are they going to revert type? 0ppressing women, suppressing human rights, carrying out all sorts of very brutal punishments, oppressing free media. or will they

it is one of five clinics run by gardner health services that is partnering with santa clara county to remove any barriers that could prevent people from getting their shots. the need for an appointment. >> it doesn't matter if they don't have a prescheduled appointment. they can walk in off the street, come in and get taken care of. >> the vaccine is the only way we can get that to a normal life. >> reporter: santa clara county's vaccination numbers are among the highest in the country with 84% having at least one dose and 78% fully vaccinated. >> we are learning every single day about this fire is and what it's able to do. >> reporter: this is in response to the spread among the unvaccinated. >> we know that the delta variant is really transmissible because of that. even the vaccinated and get sick. and potentially also transmit that disease and for that reason, we need the bar even higher, we needed at high as it will go. >> reporter: the groups in santa clara county will be focusing on the younger people, ages 12-29. also in terms ofethnicgroups is latinos and whites that need to b

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. >> assistant da bill gardner violated the case in court.at yes, charlie tan was a high achiever, a bright young man who always went the extra mile for friends. >> and perhaps he wanted toho aw succeed as charlie tan and solve all the problems that were occurring on coachside lane. >> helping his mother. >> helping his mother. >> by killing his father. that was the solution. >> that was our theory, yes. the gun was found at the murder scene. his fingerprints are on the ammo, his mother, mother saying my son did it. and charlie saying he had to do it. >> but, did he have to do it? that was the key question. and the prosecution said no. this was no justifiable homicide. this was an execution. in fact, the weapon, a.12 gauge remington shotgun, had been purchased just for the killing. it had just been bought from a walmart near cornell. >> so we sent investigators down there, and as they began to look into that, they found that the gun had been purchased by a young man named whitney knickerbocker. >> newly purchased. >> newly purchased. >> by a

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. >> gardner was on the receiving end of a 15 minute racist tirade that spilled to the parking lot. >re you even born here? did you even go to school here? you're un-american. go back to your country. we don't want you here. >> ask anyone, the restaurant is considered a beloved staple in the community. she says her family opened the restaurant and 1978 -- in she 1978. says she has never experienced an attack like this. >> i told him, you cannot talk to people that way. i am a person. you cannot talk to me that way. >> i would say i am surprised but i am not. it is virtually part for the course. >> this councilman was part of the stop aap i hate rally in palo alto. he says people are no longer tolerating this type of behavior. palo alto pd is classifying this as a hate investigation, working to answer whether there was an underlying crime committed. if so, this can be elevated to a hate crime. word about the confrontation has led tgo overwhelming support, including monetary donations. she is asking those resources be redirected to nonprofits. >> a leader in oakland's chinatown is calli

. >> gardner was on the receiving end of a 15 minute racist tirade that spilled to the parking lot. >were you even born here? did you even go to school here? you're un-american. go back to your country. we don't want you here. >> ask anyone, the restaurant is considered a beloved staple in the community. she says her family opened the restaurant and 1978 -- in she 1978. says she has never experienced an attack like this. >> i told him, you cannot talk to people that way. i am a person. you cannot talk to me that way. >> i would say i am surprised but i am not. it is virtually part for the course. >> this councilman was part of the stop aap i hate rally in palo alto. he says people are no longer tolerating this type of behavior. palo alto pd is classifying this as a hate investigation, working to answer whether there was an underlying crime committed. if so, this can be elevated to a hate crime. word about the confrontation has led tgo overwhelming support, including monetary donations. she is asking those resources be redirected to nonprofits. >> a leader in oakland's chinatown is cal

ros: whave more on this report with bbc security correspondent frank gardner.the evidence cing out, particularly in the report you mentioned from the norwegian center for global analysis, is saying there is a manhunt list that has been drawn up in advance of the taliban and even taking over provincial capitals. they knew they wanted to target and they are threatening relatives, saying hand them over or you will get arrested and possibly killed. i am sure this will be denied by taliban leadership, who, it is in their interest to present an aspect of normality. they want them to stay in the country and build it according to their own strictures. it is not in their interests. but the practicality is that these other people who have been hunting down the taliban, as well as al qaeda for the last 20 years. of course their brie went to go after them, at the very least questioning them. worrying for the west is some other methods, sources, the roads into western intelligence are not want to be revealed. this is another blow for the west in its attempt to try to stop t

running for the very latest information, and also this explainer from our security correspondent frank gardnere carried out the attack. if you wanyt to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. seeking another escape route thousands of afghans travel to the border with pakistan, but many are not being allowed through. he's the first african—american to win the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accepts exactly a5 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared, "i have a dream." as darkness falls tonight, an unfamiliar light will appear in the southeastern sky — an orange glowing disc that's brighter than anything save the moon — our neighbouring planet, mars. there is no doubt that this election is an important milestone in the birth of east timor as the world's newest nation. it'll take months and billions of dollars to repair— what katrina achieved injust hours. - three weeks is the longest the great clock has been off—duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clockmaker john ver

>> reporter: a sprint to the finish in the men's 400, steven gardner becoming the first man from the bahamas to win individual olympic gold on the track. team usa's michael norman devastated after missing out on a medal, unable to finish this postrace interview. >> you know, you dedicate -- >> reporter: in women's pole vault, ohio native katie nageotte soaring to gold, the 30-year-old savoring the moment. >> most people don't get to experience this. >> reporter: and after hanging out on our plaza yesterday, a group of star american gymnasts returning home to heros' welcomes. simone biles and jordan chiles greeted by family and adoring fans after touching down in texas.heering in arizona, back from tokyo after representing our country with pride. we are so proud of all of them. with that, let's take a look at the medal board ghrinot w. team usa is till on top with the most medals and doing really well. but when it comes to gold medals, china is still on top. but team usa is catching up, so that's the good news today. we also have an update just in. you may remember an athlete that hod

limited but does freedom of speech, women participation in public domain and women education and gardner depletion. but if, if you know that the taliban has changed, and now if we are to create a taliban to one, you don't mean the new. we're going to probably bond where they are somehow tolerate and realistic. and as well as the international engagement with the international community, then i think people would be at ease. but if the remainder of the bandits were back in 1919, i think that would, that would be that was concern. people, because i've learned from people have changed a lot since that time. i do those in one because you have an emerging id. you how you have people who are educated. you have people gone and it was, you know, things have changed. so i think it's not about are they on the 1990, they would also find it difficult to study. you will be large young population of the day of honors done. right. and victory is that something that you would agree with a ton of and i'll say that they're committed to the piece prices and they will maintain the civil rights that have dev

. >> reporter: an avid gardner, lucy's efforts to nurture the monarchs now has an even more special meaningout it, i get to tell them about the story of carrie. >> reporter: sharing seeds of love to keep her memory alive. how many untold butterflies are out there flying because of carrie >> well, i suspect this is going to get a lot bigger. you know, not only is the story about the milkweed and the monarchs getting spread, so is hers it's a way for people who've never met her to know about her, which is pretty amazing. >> jose, thanks. a great way to remember his daughter and a great tip about milkweed i didn't realize that. >> i never knew that either. you see these monarch butterflies are so beautiful and now that's how you attract them. what a great way to had not carrie's legacy. >> well, thank you for starting your week with "early today. i'm vinita nair. >> and i'm phillip mena. coming up on the "today" show, vicky nguyen will dive into the new tech scam. it's called smishing i'd never heard of it either but it's already caused millions for people in stolen money in the meantime, watc

i'm joined now by our security correspondent frank gardner.gence have been confirming that indeed the hijack has taken place and that armed men believed to be from the iranian revolutionary guard corps have taken over control of a medium—sized tanker and awarded it to sail to iran. —— ordered it too. in the past they usually denied rules initially. this particular tanker was sailing from the portable and i've had a look at the maritime tracker and it's not moving very fast. currently under way but at less than one not it's on a stationary and it's kind of midway between the coast of the uae and iran, and it's been taken very seriously. senna, from the white house saying the us is taking this very serious indeed and a cup just five days after the fatal drone attack that killed a british security guard and sailor on board another tanker not far away also off of the coast of oman.— of the coast of oman. taking this to . ether of the coast of oman. taking this together what — of the coast of oman. taking this together what appears _ of the coast o