were probably caught in a gill net. state senator mike gabbard has been trying to pass a law to ban or restrict the use of gill nets. the bill passed unanimously in the senate last year but did not move forward in the house. the state department of land d ceis now investigating how this happened. (pam) a man is now in custody after he climbed a los angeles freey wearing underwea and sneakers ... began climbing the 110 freeway sign, around wednesday morning... in order to hang a banner about fighting pollution. the man finally came down... by doing a back flip off the sign onto an inflatable airbag set up in the middle of the road by firefighters. police took the man into custody.. and by 10 a-m had the road cleared. the whole ordeal delayed traffic for hours. (pam) in sports... klay thompson is back in china... but not having much fun during a pick-up game(ken) and an a's pitcher gets his first win since 2015... gary has the

>> gilles: yeah. >> anthony: everybody is going to be watching. >> gilles: you know, we did a very good win today. >> anthony: so it's a must win? right. so the dream of every marseillais, the perfect season would be to see marseille crush paris and then move on and go all the way. >> gilles: they don't want to be second to paris, you know? they want to be second to none, and in football, it's one of the only issues where they can be first. that's why people here love so much their soccer team, because it's the place where you can show your identity. if you go all around those streets and you ask people, "where are you from?" they will tell you, "oh i'm from algeria," "i'm from morocco," but if you ask them, "what is your favorite team?" they will say olympique de marseille. because they are a part of the city. they are from this city and the football team is the flag of this city. [ cheering ] >> anthony: yeah! >> eric: a gagner! santé. join t-mobile. and get netflix included. so your family can watch what they love in more places. get an unlimited family plan with netflix on us. and r

through to the quarter—finals of the queen's club championships after a tough three set win over gillesuller. hello, and welcome to the programmme where we start at the fifa world cup in russia. on wednesday, there were wins for european champions portugal along with spain in group b — while in group a uruguayjoined the host country in guaranteeing their place in the knockout phase. all three matches finished 1—0, only the third time in world cup history that three matches on the same day had this scoreline, and wrapping everything up from moscow is olly foster. it's another noisy night you're in moscow, russia have been partying to the last 2a hours. knowing they were as good as through but now it's official. that is after the result official. that is after the result of the other game, uruguay winning. morocco in group d were beaten by portugal 1— you'll hear in moscow. the matchwinner had to be cristiano ronaldo. spain also beat iran enjoyed the portuguese at the top of that group. bought for even a ball was kicked, morocco were trying to keep cristiano ronaldo quiet. portugal's star

if you are driving on the gill roy commute as you drive gill roy looking good.that whole stretch is moving along nicely and continuing up to the main part of the silicon valley. so right now off to a nice start with no major issues and a live look at 280 and san jose. looks very nice. and also looking that bay bridge you can see traffic is light here at the toll plaza. no problems on the bridge and locking at the -- looking that flags, they are basically not moving. >> a little puff from the west but not much. a good fog bank out there and i think that wail burn off a little sooner. high pressure is coming in. a few high clouds drifting by, probably only those in weather would notice. it was a pretty good fog bank yesterday. we were at seasonal averages. today 50s and 60s to start. oakland 55. close for everyone else. brentwood 62. oakland airport 10 miles per hour out of the west. here is the key, if that ramps up you might have to shave off a couple degrees. but this will decrease and temps will pump up. you can see boise idaho, salt lake city and drifted back

victoria gill, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news.f the world cup today. the first match is between the hosts russia and saudi arabia — the two lowest—ranked sides in the tournament. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has said that achieving the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula would be a process, but not an easy one. he was speaking at a news conference in seoul, with the foreign ministers of south korea and japan. commemorations and vigils are taking place today to mark the first anniversary of the grenfell towerfire in london. 72 people died in the disaster. an inquiry into the causes is ongoing. let us look at how the media is discussing these stories. we begin with the independent — among many outlets marking the grenfell fire anniversary. it says hundreds of homes bought for survivors are lying empty, while many families are still without permanent homes to live in. on to the new york times covering a big sport announcement — that's the winning joint bid by the united states, mexico and canada to host the 2026 world

victoria gill, bbc news. laura: a new exhibit in washington looks at the top-secret mission that led to the discovery of the titanic. war, a r ocean exposuert ballard was tasked with finding two u.s. submarines that had sunk, and was told that if he finished in time, he could go looking for the titanic. here's the story. >> it is amazing how the titanic touches a button in everybody. "titanic: the unld story" -- it's really taking the wraps off of what was at the time a top-secret mission i w conducting as a naval intelligence officer. most of the cold war was fought underwater, and most of it was never known to the american people. it was really president reagan who won the cold war by pushing the soviets to the limit. they wanted me to t a highly classified mission to go out to two subrines, the only ones we lost during the cold war. one was lo off the ports of -- portsmouth, mair , and the ots lost south of the azores. conveniently between the two was the wreckage of the titanic. i only had 12 days left in

victoria gill, bbc news.e conservation society — explained how the bbc was helping the campaign against plastic. there are overly simple things that the bbc is suggesting that people do. little things like, you know, forgoing that ready meal or that meal deal for lunch and take your own pack lunch with you without wrapping it up in vast swathes of plastic. simply using reusable bottles as opposed to buying bottled water. congratulations to the bbc as a public service broadcaster for putting that message out and lead the way in showing its own business. i know now that you don't have single—use coffee cups within the organisation. congratulations for that. blue planet was a real example of really good public service broadcasting. !t. is making a diff§r2n§§”"””"" just as an organisation as as a co nsta nt just as an organisation as as a constant society, we see more to coming onto a beach. we have been asked to write a book about plastic. it's available on book shelves are not. and we are running a plastic chal

victoria gill with that report from mexico.zard of oz film, has died in california at the age of 98. maren portrayed one of the 124 members of the munchkin lollipop guild in the classic 1939 film. the role saw him become known as the "lollipop kid" after handing a lollipop to dorothy — played by judy garland. many years later he delighted fans with this rendition of his song. #we # we represent the lollipop guild, the lollipop guild, the lollipop guild. # and in the name of the lollipop guild, we wish to welcome new to mind can land... he has died at the age of 98. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, hello there. good morning. the weather looks very sluggish over the next few days into the weekend as well. so it is going to be difficult to get the detail right. wednesday, most places had a warm, summer's day. not much cloud around at all. over the next couple of days, in the south, there will be more cloud around. maybe one or two heavy and thundery showers. on the whole, most places will be dry. a

victoria gill, bbc news.z. welcome. thank keyver taking time to talk to us. you describe yourself as a self—confessed low waist addict. how did you become one? i was overwhelmed by how much plastic there was in the world's. i started a university course for environmental management and realised it was not actually getting to the core of the damage of plastic. it was talking about climate change a big thing to be worried about, but it was not talking about the damage plastics and a lot of things we consume on a daily basis and by cannot be recycled. they end up in landfill and that is when it gets into the atmosphere and the environment and we have all the edges we are seeing today in the papers and on the tv. give us a starter guide. if you were to describe a few easy steps people can take to reduce the amount of plastic in their lives, where would you begin? make a simple list. i would write down three things you know you throw away and tried to find a way of getting a reusable alternatives. great examples a

victoria gill with that report from mexico.s daily mail for the past 26 years, is to step down before his 70th birthday in november. he is one of the most influential and controversial figures in british media, his paper both hugely admired and bitterly reviled. he'll leave his day—to—day responsibilities to become chairman and editor—in—chief. a huge fire broke out at a luxury hotel in central london just a week after major renovations had been completed. one hundred and twenty firefighters tackled the flames on the roof of the mandarin oriental hotel in knightsbridge. the 5—star hotel has just undergone its most extensive restoration in its iis—year history according to its owners. the huge plumes of smoke could be seen from miles around. the cause of the fire is not yet known. a service of remembrance has been held at arlington national cemetery to mark the assassination of robert kennedy, 50 years ago. family, friends and dignitaries paid tribute to the senator and former us attorney general — shot dead as he campaigned for

victoria gill, bbc news.ed to be in the balance as they played sweden in group f on saturday. at half time they were losing 1—0 and were in danger of being knocked out but a dramatic fightback helped them to a 2—1win. elsewhere, there were victories for mexico and belgium. the bbc‘s tim allman watched all the action. you know what they say, when it comes to football, never bet against the germans. cheering this was the reaction in berlin as the national side did what they almost always do — get the result they need. "just amazing, we turned the corner at the very last—minute," said this fan, "it was hard to believe but it worked out." "just incredible, wicket," said this supporter, "we kept hoping till the end. we can handle it. germany will win the title again." now, that had seemed a little unlikely earlier in the evening. ola toivonen lobbying the goalkeeper and giving sweden a first half lead. but germany are world champions for a reason and, a few minutes after the break, they made it 1—1. marco reus doi

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victoria gill, bbc news.ummer or a winter break, depending on which part of the world you live in. but when you have literally visited every single country on the planet where on earth do you go next? earlier, i spoke with dustin pfundheller, an american dentist based in singapore, who is the youngest verified person in the world to visit all 193 united nation sovereign nations. it's been an amazing adventure. it never started out that way, to visit every country, i just came to singapore five years ago and i love travelling. one of the best parts about being in singapore is how convenient and easy it is to travel and get out of a plane really easy and see the world. how were you able to see the world, 236 of them, in five years? that was another thing, while being in singapore i worked weekends, iworked holidays, i put in 12 hour shifts so basically i did a shift on and a shift off, i did two to three weeks of 12 hour days and i took two to three weeks off for five years continuously. it was rough but well w

victoria gill, bbc news. richard harrington explained how the bbc was helping the campaign. suggesting people do. little things. the meal dealfor lunch, taking your lunch with you instead. reusable bottles and state of buying bottles of water. congratulations for the bbc for putting that message out. i know you do not have a single coffee cups and things like that within the 0rganisation soaked congratulations and the blue planet has really made and the blue planet has really made a difference. just as an organisation we at the conservation society see so many things, we have been asked to write a book and we are running a plastic challenge, asking people to try to give up plastic in its entirety for the whole month. very often it is not practical but it is the seat how we can not use single use plastic. we hope people will take heed of the blue planet effect. the headlines on bbc news: tens of thousands of people march through london to demand a vote on the final deal on the uk's departure from the eu senior cabinet ministers stress the uk is still prepared to walk away fro

victoria gill, bbc news.ked a landmark bill to overhaul the country's heavily indebted state—run railway company, sncf. the vote is seen as a victory for president macron and a blow to rail unions who staged rolling strikes over the bill. it marks the biggest change to the company since its nationalisation in the 1930s. an off—duty fbi agent who accidentally shot a man while dancing in a night club has appeared in a denver court. chase bishop was charged with second degree assault after handing himself into police on tuesday. the agent was performing a backflip when his gun fell out of his pocket and shot a bystander in the leg. russia take on saudi arabia in moscow on thursday as the 2018 world cup kicks off. 32 teams will compete for the trophy with the matches being played in 11 different cities. away from the games there's been some focus on security concerns and political tensions. here's our sports editor, dan roan. whether you like it or not, russia is about to play host to football's greatest showpiec

victoria gill, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel.hat from any, that was a glorious summer's day and the weather watchers or showing us in all its gloryjust how it is coming to an end. across many parts of the british isles, and before you run how it was for parts of scotland, especially across the northern and waste and isles and parts of the mainland and even as we speak nearly done with the day and cloud keeps on coming across the the jet stream and what france there are have been guided well to the north of scotland. we have had some cloud and the odd it of rain coming through, the prospect for some rain for the shetland isles is still there through the course of the night, in rural sports, there through the course of the night, in ruralsports, the temperatures will dribble away into single figures. this is the shape of sunday, and even though there is a weather front not 1 sunday, and even though there is a weather front not1 million sunday, and even though there is a weatherfront not1 million miles away from the shetland islands

victoria gill with that report from mexico. most influential and controversial figures in british media —— media, newspaper both had marred and reviled. a small hotel in the english county of wiltshire has become a surprise tip because it was the unlikely source of inspiration for a japanese animated series. hello, welcome to fosse farmhouse. in the animation, the main character is alice, who lives here and her best friend is called shinabu and where shinabu comes to visit alice, being japanese, she thinks she has to take her shoes off sir alistair also, no, before you go into a house but alice tells her, no, no, you don't have to do that in england, please come in so what she does is she stands at the front door and there she goes into the doorstep and justjumps with both feet into the house. all the fans now who visit here now want to do the same thing. you can reach me and most of the tea m you can reach me and most of the team on twitter. i am @bbcmikeembley. hello there. good morning. the weather looks very sluggish over t

victoria gill reports.footed shearwaters nest on this remote island hundreds of kilometres off the east coast of australia. but even here plastic is killing them. and another. scientists are finding young birds with so much of it in their stomachs that there is no room for food. these chicks have starved to death. but the researchers stepped in to save them and this bbc documentary crew filmed up close as the birds had their stomachs flushed out. 0h! it was shocking to see just how much would come out a chick. i mean, we saw 90 pieces come out of one of the chicks on the second night but the scientists were telling us they sometimes pull out as much as 200, 250 pieces of plastic out of either dead birds orfrom the regurgitation. it is just one example of how our discarded plastic is damaging marine wildlife around the world, an issue that was thrown into sharp focus by the bbc series blue planet ii. efforts are under way to stem the tide of plastic. here in england's south coast, sea bins have been installe

victoria gill, bbc news.d, have presented their new born baby girl, called neve, to the cameras. ms ardern, who's said to be regaining her strength with macaroni cheese, has been swamped with congratulatory messages from around the globe, including a private email from queen elizabeth. she'll spend a second night in auckland public hospital with her daughter, who twitter wags have dubbed the baby "prime miniature". i think probably, like everyone, we went through that struggle for a matter of months. we kept a short list of names. we wanted to wait until the baby arrived to really see which one felt like it worked, but we chose neve because we just liked it. and when we met her we thought she looked like she suited the name. and it means — in various homes — it means bright and radiant and snow which seemed like a good combination for matariki and for solstice. te aroha though is...that was something we settled on quite early. te aroha was our way of reflecting the amount of love that this baby has been shown

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victoria gill, bbc news.ich part of the world you live in, but when you have literally visited every single country in the world, where on earth do you go next? earlier i spoke with an american dentist based in singapore, who is the youngest there are five person in the world to visit all 193 united nations sovereign countries. it's been an amazing adventure. it never started out that way, to visit every country, i just never started out that way, to visit every country, ijust came never started out that way, to visit every country, i just came to singapore five years ago and i love travelling. 0ne singapore five years ago and i love travelling. one of the best parts about being in singapore is how convenient and easy it is to travel and get out of a plane really easy and get out of a plane really easy and see the world. how were you able to see the world, 236 of them, in five years? that was another thing, while being in singapore i worked weekends, i worked while being in singapore i worked weekends, iworke

victoria gill, bbc news.c can make to their daily routines to reduce plastic pollution. we‘ve run our service on beaches for 24 we‘ve run our service on beaches for 2a years now, this is our 25th coming this september. your pioneer we have seen that quantities and density of rubbish building up our beaches. and it does get pretty demotivating. we do hope and we do see positive signs that blue planet ii, and defective blue planet ii was a real watershed moment for us and let‘s hope that for now on with the see a decline in all that material getting into the ocean. more programmes like this will really help that cause. what are those positive signs that you‘re seeing, can you give us positive signs that you‘re seeing, can you give us an positive signs that you‘re seeing, can you give us an example? bringing ina can you give us an example? bringing in a small charge of plastic bags just a couple of years ago. the data had been collected to show with the problem was over the many years. that led to the charge or

victoria gill, bbc news. and you can find more details on that story at bbc.co.uk/plasticswatch. the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at quarter past seven. bye for now. welcome back. is approaching development past midday. the uk are still prepared to walk away from brexit talks without a deal. the second anniversary of the referendum vote, the international trade secretary liam fox told the bbc theresa may was not bluffing about her threat to quit the negotiations. he was speaking ahead of march by campaigners in favour of the vote on a final brexit deal. event that has justis a final brexit deal. event that has just is being organised by the group people's vote and speakers include vince cable, anna soubry and the labourmp vince cable, anna soubry and the labour mp david lammy. some of the campaigners of the march been to to the bbc about why they are taking part. the message i would would like to give to people is to pay attention to what's been on the news, the messages we are getting from business, the worries about the various agencies we have to replicate,. w

victoria gill with that report. newsnight is coming up on bbc two.ere on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello there and welcome to sportsday. i'm steven wyeth. england rally around danny rose as the spurs defender reveals he's told family not to travel to the world cup in russia amid fears of racism. he's part of our team and part of ourfamily for the next few months, and we intend to support our players as well as we possibly can. one big name is heading home. a hefty quarterfinal defeat ends maria sharapova's french open. but another survives to fight on tomorrow — 10—time champion rafael nadal is a set down after a rain—affected day in paris. good evening. gareth southgate says england won't react counter—productively if they encounter racism at the world cup, describing walking from the pitch as an "idealistic" response. the england camp have discussed the prospect of facing discrimination in a country where it remains an unresolved issue. more from our correspondent, david ornstein. russia is almost ready with world cup organisers

through to the quarter—finals of the queen's club championships after a tough three set win over gillesn russia. on wednesday, there were wins for european champions portugal along with spain in group b — while in group a uruguayjoined the host country in guaranteeing their place in the knockout phase. all three matches finished 1—0, only the third time in world cup history that three matches on the same day had this scoreline, and wrapping everything up from moscow is 0lly foster.

he will now play gilles muller in the next round, after the 35—year—old got the better of denis shapovalovof the day. meanwhile, at the tournament in halle, kei nishikori opened his grass—court season with a convincing straight—sets win over matthias bachinger of germany. the seventh seed broke serve three times and took the match injust 82 minutes. and what a line—up tuesday has in store at queen's, headlined by former number one andy murray, who makes his comeback after taking a year out with a hip injury. the brit will face the australian nick kyrgios in what will be his first competitive match in 3112 days. he says he has zero expectations, but feels ready to get his career back on track. the sport is about winning and losing, obviously, but it is not just about that. there is more to it. like, this has been my life since i was, you know, pretty young. i made the decision to play tennis professionally when i was 15 years old, so it's been 15, 16 years of my life, and i've not been able to do that for, you know, to play tennis for a year now. so it has been tough, but you look at things

he is a special talent >> he must be special if he can run for 2000 yards in a gill game meanwhile it'sinhallway david son.they're movin because of the tariffs levied by other president trump's tariff >>> harley david son, please build tho motorcycles in the d usa't get cute with us. th won't realize the taxes are coming way down. spent a lot of time with them. build them in the usa. your customers won't be happy phone >> we should point out tt the motorcycles he's talking about aren't gng to be sold in the usa. they wan to buildhem in europe and skirt t tariff that is way. the president gave us an update on how niaons are going with the eu. products would that your pructs, they will come back and say let's talking frankly they anywhere have. don't ever tellhem i said that. you'll screw up my negotiations. >> regardless speaking of deals thee' president saids got something good cooking when it comes to healthcare a you'll love it >> we're opening up unbelievable healthcare across state lines highly competitive. really great healthcare. for it. all of insurance companies are dieing to get

at queen's as the men's top seed marin cilic was forced to work, to take his second round win over gillesthe first set, but then recovered to take the next two to progress. earlier stan wawrinka's wimbledon preparations suffered a blow. he was beaten by sam querrey in three sets, his frustration evident. the former world number three has struggled to return to the top of the game since undergoing surgery on his knee last year. dan evans has not been awarded a wimbledon wild card after he served a ban for taking cocaine. it means that the 28—year—old must play in this week's pre—qualifying tournament. the all—england club described it as a matter of principle, as evans only returned to action at the end of april. england's cricketers are the hot favourites for the world cup according to former star bowler graeme swann, following their world record display against australia, swann was giving a master class in coventry today as part of the chance to shine national cricket week. but he admitted he was still trying to come to terms with england s 481 at trent bridge? at my age, there is still

we see that in gill scisneros. he is a veteran.le to invest in local education opportunities for schools. that's something he committed his life to. and ruda, we also have a small business leader, an entrepreneur running on the importance of affordable and universal coverage when it comes to health care. two candidates i think have a great opportunity to put us in a strong place to win in the general. across america i always encourage people to step forward and run for office. that's why we have strong grassroots organizations like run for something that are doing spectacular work out there. >> talking about ruda and cisneros, both are white men running against women of color. are you concerned about that? >> as a hispanic, gill cisneros is hispanic as well. as wet candidates running across america i'm very proud of the fact that we haveer candidates across the board in 104 districts. it's one of the most vie ders classes that we have had across america. women, people of color as well. i think that's the strength of our party is ou

victoria gill, bbc news.lved in a very long time in looking at the health of the marine environment and the creatures that live within it. but i guess it is the impact of plastics in the seas and oceans that have given a new energy to this campaign stop it but that is right. yes, to be honest. —— campaign stop it but that is right. yes, to be honest. -- we have run on for 2h years out up as our 25th year. we have seen year after year that the quantities and density of rubbish building on our beaches. and density of rubbish building on our beaches. anna becomes demotivating. —— and it becomes demotivating. we do see signs especially from blue planet two was a big moment for us. and we hope now that we will see a decline from all the material getting into the ocean. —— blue planet ii. what of those positive signs that you have seen? for example, bringing in a small charge of plastic bags. just a couple of yea rs of plastic bags. just a couple of years the data we showed —— record to show problem was led to that

it is not cle exactly what they wdoe g, we did get a statement from dgs director greer johnson gill list, the spray park in turtle park has of gen services investigatesment reports of foul odors, residents safety is ourio rity. and we are working to resolve concerns quickly. we will keep the community updated as we l more. parents also toldut us abo yellow water last week a t livingston park for the too far away frohere. it did appear fine today. now if children got sick at hertle park, t department of health is asking parents to let them know. they will document those cases. live in northwest, evan lambert, fox 5 local news >> people finding any way they can to cool off. meanwhile taking a live look there at the washington monument looks lik we g water spraying out, sprinklers try, water the lawn out there. it's hot and humid out there. >> they could play in that as so as the show is over. why wouldn't you? >> yeah. >> it's really, really -- it's still hot outside. i mean, there's no other way to say it feels like it's 91 i degrees. >>it going to be worse tomorrut or same >> it will be

gill them today. >> that -- grill them today. >> that sounds yummy. >> it's lunchtime. everything sounds yummy. >> we are hungry. >> it's the end of the get lunc the sunshine out there. >> it is a gorgeous day. we took walks earlier and enjoyed the fresh air and blue skies. >> we have that west wind. it's something to keep in mind. hold onto your hat. pony tails may be necessary. it's a little breezy along the coast. >> hair spray. >> look at that beautiful shot. thanks for watching. have a great afternoon. >> enjoy the rest of your monday, and we will see you tomorrow. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. only marshall tuck will change that. year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned around failing schools, raising graduation rates 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president

temperatures in the mid-70s, upper 70s los gatos, morgan hill, gill ray, everyone else in the south bay 70 to 74 in the south bay. as we head up the pembroke pines la, temperatures mid-60s to about 70 degrees. this will be one of our breezy areas today. out at the coast it will be breezy also with mid-50s to barely 60 degrees. today under partly cloudy skies, 63 in downtown san francisco. up through the north bay mid-70s and a few 80s as you head to cloverdale and ukiah. they are the exception. san rafael cooler. mid-60s, 70s around ori and herculesnd 80s in the east bay neighborhoods. feel that last night. we talked about temperatures going to tumble in the afternoon hours as the sea breeze got stronger. sure enough if you were out you noticed it. mid-40s north bay valleys. drizzle possible along the coast and east bay hills tomorrow morning. below average thursday. jump up friday. wait a minute. that may be too warm. we'll cool it down saturday. wait a minute, we want a little bit warmer for sunday and monday. here is alexis. >> all right, mike. taking a look at the roads here today,

former assemblywoman, and she will be the republican nominee there, and it looks like she'll be facing gill cisneros, a democrat who the cc in washington, d.c., is really excited about. he's hispanic. he won the lottery, so he has money for his own campaign. so, when you're looking for a candidate who you know can kind ofa his or her own, that's an example, having won the lottery. and so, that's going to be one that we're definitely watching. it's a seat that hillary clinton carri carried. ed royce was a strong incumbent, and not having that incumbent advantage there could really hurt democrats. that said, ed royce hasotten behind yung kim. she's won an election before, but not whe president trump was also on the ballot. >> lhe ra as a toss-up in california, darrell issa, cif >>atnother one of the republican women, diane harkey, board of equalization member in california, is going to be running as the republican candidate there. last ichecked, there were a few different democrats who are kind of neck and neck w other, i'mot sure which of those will end up getting the ere wi a republican doe

conservationists have teamed up with an order of nuns to save them, as victoria gill reports.ictoria: central mexico, the only place in the world where you just might find a critically endangered axolotl. this vast lake used to behe teeming withpecies, but now scientists studying them have set up traps to catch them , and this is a half-kilometer-long line, and they are hoping to find two or three they can take sa from. sconntists are here on a mis to prevent these strange amphibians from being wiped out comptely. >> deforestation, which is dragging down sediments, and we have as well plution. we can pretty much make it official that the species is close to extinction. werred right at the last minute. victoria: this emergency effort involves rearing the axolotls in captivity, and that is where unexpected experts come in. ofthe sisterhe immaculate health run a true sanctuary for the species. >> it is a lot of work and a great deal of sacrifice, but it is worth it to work with the nature and protect what god has given us. >> we are going to take dna. victoria: but whil conservat

gill row 95. emeryville camera showing you a sunny view. and the temperatures really in the 80s and the 90s for everyone. the hot spot there concord at 96 treeings. now if you've been enjoying this heat, you're in luck because tomorrow you're going to see another round of the hot weather inland. with you gradual cooling is expected through the end of the week beginning at the coast and bay tomorrow and spreading. and favorable weather is expected for father's day. a live look from santa cruz. santa cruz in the 80s. notice the breeze coming in which should definitely help to take some of the temperatures down beginning tomorrow. numbers inland in the 50s, 60s, same thing around the bay in the 50s tomorrow morning when you get going. it's aailed start going with 86 in san jose in the south by. 79 in santa cruz. 93 in morgan hill. on the peninsula 7 a in millbrae. los altos 83. some fog along the coastline and breezy with temperatures in the low 60s. downtown san francisco 71 treeings, 63 in daly city, north by. 86 sand rave pl 91 in santa ros

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mexico that has been almost wiped out by pollution and over—fishing. 0ur science correspondent victoria gillgered axolotl local known locally as the achoce. this vast lake used to be teeming with this species of axolotl, but now the scientists studying them have set out traps to catch them and this is a half kilometre long line with 100 traps and they‘re hoping to find just two or three that they can take some samples from. scientists are here on a mission to prevent these strange amphibians from being wiped out completely. deforestation, which is dragging down sediments to the lake, and we have as well pollution — we were talking now to make it official that the species is close to extinction, so it was really we arrive right at the last minute. this emergency effort involves rearing the axolotls in captivity. and that‘s where some unexpected experts come in — the sisters of the immaculate health, who run a true sanctuary for this species. translation: it‘s a lot of work and a great deal of sacrifice. but it‘s worth it, to work with nature and to protect what god has given us. we're going t

victoria gill, bbc news. there's a plastic bottle there, that's fairly obvious, and you can find easy ways to make a difference and share what you are doing at bbc. co. uk/plasticswatch. it is lovely in london, is it lovely and going to stay lovely in the rest of the uk? good afternoon to you, as well. yes, it is. it is going to be a lovely day from most parts of the uk. with the british weather, there is or is about, and the bucks today, is or is about, and the bucks today, is the cloud. a little bit of drizzle. but even here, tomorrow, we should have drier weather and blue skies. so that blue sky weather, the warmth continues, temperatures are inland at the low 20s. we could see some 24—25, today. temperatures have been tailing off under the starry skies. it is still fairly warm air. the main difference, tomorrow, is that we will see more sunshine and left out for scotland but we may, just seymour cloud instead across east anglia and the south—east. limiting the temperature down to about 21. and those tempe

become ways of imposing certain expected behaviors on women and bollywood fed into this right up to the gills until recently when with the entry of new young women directors it began to change and now you're getting these amazing films which are made by women directors produced by women which started with ellen female story so there you have you know there is a recent film really the wedding which is about really women's sexual lives and it's amazing that which brings me to the question of how artistic creation can actually help to break down stereotypes we'll talk about that in just one second but first we're going to look at an exhibition of indian women artists and it's currently happening involves spotlights of all. bracelets fired into bricks but not just ordinary bracelets they all come from violated women deaf room is an installation by indian feminist artist batik here next to it six women bodies made of plaster of sex workers and conquered. the exhibition facing india in voice box and showing the works by six young indian artists. projector parties use the refrigerator as a symbolic