hackney now has a reputation as a trouble spot.so they can communicate any kind of issues through. and currently, we have those in the form of the app, so they can communicate on an order if they have any kind of issue. and that is really important for us, but also i think it's important for the police. these cameras are just being trialled in hackney, whyjust there? why not protection elsewhere? any new technology, you need to test. you need to make sure it does the things it's meant to do. if it does, then absolutely, will take this across the country. deliveroo drivers are all self—employed, so not entitled to sick pay if they get attacked. they also all use their own bikes and mopeds to deliver. do you feel guilty at all that they are putting themselves at risk, but they don't get sick pay, they don't get repairs to bikes, things are about? as i said before, the safety of our riders is the most important thing to us, and it is our responsibility as a company to step up our efforts, so they can feel safe on the road all the time

acking harvey's (((h >>> let's get you now to brian hackney in the weather center. he's been tracking harvey's path. this storm came ashore as a category 4 but has since been downgraded. still dangerous, though. >> about 10 minutes ago the national hurricane center downgraded it to a category 3. it's right there, but it makes landfall, energy gets sucked out of it a bit, but this really moved ashore quickly. now the brakes will be put on. still it has 160-mile an hour gusts, but it's going to move slowly over the next three days and that's why so much rain is expected as this is slowly down graded to a category 2 and a category 1 by sunday, but the rainfall will be the headline in this. there could be as much always 40 inches of rain -- as 40 inches of rain between now and wednesday. there will be catastrophic problems out there. we'll have more on that and our own forecast which has some big changes ahead. >>> california has already deployed an urban search and rescue to texas to help with the hurricane response effort. local firefighters and red cross volunteers w

hackney now has a reputation as a trouble spot.ally important for us, but also i think it's important for the police. these cameras are just being trialled in hackney, whyjust there? why not protection elsewhere? any new technology, you need to test. you need to make sure it does the things it's meant to do. if it does, then absolutely, will take this across the country. deliveroo drivers are all self—employed, so not entitled to sick pay if they get attacked. they also all use their own bikes and mopeds to deliver. do you feel guilty at all that they are putting themselves at risk, but they don't get sick pay, they don't get repairs to bikes, things like that? as i said before, the safety of our riders is the most important thing to us, and it is our responsibility as a company to step up our efforts, so they can feel safe on the road all the time. forjabed, the fear of being attacked again means he now won't work after 10 o'clock at night. and he says other drivers are doing the same. jabed — who you heard from in that film — is

. >> i'm brian hackney. 32-year-old heather heyer died standing up against hate and bigotry. police say she was run over yesterday in charlottesville by suspect james fields who was taking parts in a white nationalist rally. fields makes his first court appearance tomorrow morning and faces multiple charges including second degree murder. hundreds of people across the bay area held tributes to her bravery and there was a different mood tonight compared to last night's rallies. >> yesterday's angry protests gave way to peaceful vigils today as people in oakland, san francisco and san jose gathered together with a message, solidarity. >> clap all the way till virginia can hear us. okay, ready? [ clapping ] >> tonight hundreds of people gathered in oakland and made signs with messages of hope and unity and held a candlelight vigil for heather heyer, the counter protester killed in charlottesville yesterday. >> in solidarity for the people who have been hurt and to mobilize and let people know that this is not normal and it's not okay. >> reporter: the mood at the rally tonight w

. >> i'm brian hackney. chopper 5 giving us a live look right now where hundreds of antihate marchers have been gathering all day. this was to be the patriot prayer counterprotest, but it turns out these folks had the san francisco stage to themselves. we've got a series of reports on the marches and rallies and lack thereof. we begin with kpix 5 katie nielsen at san francisco civic center. >> thousands of people showed up here in the shadows of city hall for what organizers describe as a peaceful family-friendly unity rally, and it feels more like a street festival than it does a counterprotest. >> it is a party. >> to show my support and that we can all come together and be peaceful and happy and love each other. >> it's interesting because the nazis really didn't seem to show up today so, you know, many of us were prepared to show them they weren't welcome, and i guess they got that message in advance and were afraid to show their faces. >> a lone protester from the other side of the political fence showe

let's get right over to brian hackney. pretty rare but not unheard of. we'v>> been talking about potential shocking weather in the bay area and tonight it happened. several streaks of litning across the sky followed by rumbles of thunder, cloud to cloud and cloud-to-ground lightning blowing east ov sierra to the bay therareae . we could all get some slick streets tonight, but the beginning to finally ease up on top of fairfield. there's still a chance of a i' hathveun dersrmthe details late weather. ghtothe weather seen wilder int ni have unleashed powerful flash flooding in the mountains north of los angeles. tom it shows us the aftermath. >> reporter: a mrs. sieve downpour rocks -- down pore rocks acton, floodwaters driver ng pitrap-- downpour rocks acton, floodwaters trapping drivers. the driver of this pickup truck had to be hoisted to safety by floodwaters streamed into his cab putting his life in danger. we spoke with the man who was h lifighters w put thei re at ued.risk for him. >> reporter: when you left at ft this happening? morning,se-- >> oh,

i'm brian hackney. >> kpix5 is here with what the city wants to do about it. >> reporter: the city of san francisco made an official offer to buy the mcdonald's that sits near the historical intersection after years of complaints from residents and police. jennifer garcia has lived in the haight since the beginning of the year and walks past this mcdonald's almost daily. >> i think those that walk through kind of avoid this area a little bit or don't really know shouldn't really walk through that alleyway after dark behind the mcdo's. >> reporter: that's why the san francisco's supervisor london breed wants the city to buy the site and redevelop it into affordable housing. >> this is the reason why i'm pushing so hard to purchase this property is because of the complaints that come from them. it's because of the frustration that they have from what they experience walking in their neighborhood. they are sick and tired of it. >> reporter: breed said police responded to more than 1,000 911 calls to the mcdonald's within the past three years including a shooting last thursday at 2:30 in

let's get right over to brian hackney. pretty rare but not unheard of. >> we've been talking about potential shocking weather in the bay area and tonight it happened. several streaks of lightning across the sky followed by rumbles of thunder, cloud to cloud and cloud-to-ground lightning blowing east over the sierra to the bay area. we could all get some slick streets tonight, but the thunderstorm complex that triggered that lightning is beginning to finally ease up on top of fairfield. there's still a chance of a thunderstorm tonight and more coming in tomorrow. i'll have the details later in weather. >>> the weather seen wilder tonight in southern california where summer storms have unleashed powerful flash flooding in the mountains north of los angeles. tom wait shows us the aftermath. >> reporter: a mrs. sieve downpour rocks -- a massive down pore rocks acton, floodwaters trapping driver -- downpour rocks acton, floodwaters trapping drivers. the driver of this pickup truck had to be hoisted tofetysa heli floodwaters str

. >> i'm brian hackney. we'll have more from julia and dennis o'donnell. >>> breaking news out of oregon. a small plane has crashed and we learned it was registered to a man menlo park. two people were killed when the plane went down, a pilot and passenger. an air trafficking site said the plane with the same tail number took off about 11:00 this morning. the crash happened about 2:00 this afternoon. the plane went down in a heavily wooded area about a mile from the airport in the small town of madras, oregon, that's north of bend. one witness heard the whole thing. >> i heard the plane coming in, and i heard it sputtering some, which is not uncommon. we hear it quite often, so i didn't really think much about it, and then a few seconds later, i could hear it, i heard the impact, which was just kind of like a puff. >> the crash impact caused a small brush fire. the town of madras is one of the cities people are blocking to watch the total solar eclipse on monday. the town is preparing for as many as 200,000

. >>> brian hackney here now checking the hot temperatures in many of these areas. >> hey, liz. it's a warm day throughout much of the bay. a little windy, too, but the good into us is the direction of the winds are not out of the east. they're out of the north and west, which is a fairly dry direction. nevertheless, they are gusting to 15 miles an hour and that will help drive any fire. the humidity is 30 to 40%, know the that low. and the temperatures 85 degrees, warm but not that warm. so that's at least the good news. the winds are from a relatively moist direction. the temperatures right now warm throughout the bay area to 91 in san rafael and 99 at livermore. as the heat advisory posted throughout the bay area until 9:00 on thursday adds to the triple-digit heat that we expect tomorrow, the threat of thunder and lightning moving into some of the upper elevations around the bay area. and, of course, lightning plus dry tinder, bad combination. and that's what will be around tomorrow. we'll have details in the forecast coming up. >>> around the bay area, some community center

. >> and i'm brian hackney. a man was chased out of the park by a mob of protesters.hey beat him with sticks eventually taking him down in the middle of the street. a couple of people did try to help but it was several minutes before berkeley police showed up and led him to safety. we have a team of reporters covering today's violent protests and we'll begin with kpix5's da lin at city center park. da? >> reporter: even with police watching over, there were quite a few fights and definitely a lot of pushing and shoving here between counterprotesters and trump supporters. arguments quickly escalated into fistfights. police officers stepped in to break it up. this type of drama played out repeatedly throughout civic center park between trump supporters and counterdemonstrators. >> black lives matter. black lives matter. >> reporter: about two dozen trump supporters showed up despite the cancellation of the event called no to marxism in america. >> nazi, go home. nazi, go home! >> to show growing hatred against anybody that's conservative being labeled a white nationalis

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm jewel it goodrich. we'll have more -- juliette goodrich. have more on the countdown to football at 7:00. >> and we'll see you in a moment. >>> first, new information on the breaking news we reported at 5 tonight. two people have been killed in a plane crash from oregon. plane went down about a mile from the airport in madras, organization oh, where hundreds of thousands -- oregon, where hundreds of thousands of people are expected to turn out to watch the total sole solar eclipse on monday. the plane took off this morning from the san carlos airport. katie neilsen is live with more. >> reporter: i talked to people here at the airport who are familiar with the plane. it was registered to mark rich of menlo park. the plane crashed before 2:00 this afternoon in willow creek canyon near the madras airport, about 100 miles southeast of portland. there are reports the pilot and passenger were trying to oregon to watch monday's, clips. according to faa records, the plane was a wheeler express, which is a home-built aircraft. the aviation experts w

it's seven or eight months in tour hamlets, hackney and southwark, london boroughs. derby and south gloucestershire. £72 million of extra money to improve social mobility is going to some parts of england. but that money won't reach the streets in darlington, or other areas highlighted in today's report. this isn't just about the cash areas highlighted in today's report. this isn'tjust about the cash that schools get, although that does make a difference. it's about communities, too. communities where the belief in education as a passport to a different, better life has simply been lost. these teenagers, learning life skills on a national scheme. already, 16, set on very different directions. i'm sinead, i want to be an actress. very different directions. i'm sinead, i want to be an actresslj wa nt sinead, i want to be an actress.” want to be in the police.” sinead, i want to be an actress.” want to be in the police. i want to be in the navy. i want to be a professional chef. the people doing better more likely had a better family situation. they've got more money th

plans to transform the former savoy cinema in hackney have been given the green light after residentss all looking good on the tubes at the moment. no reports of any problems there. but southeastern trains are disrupted via lewisham for emergency engineering works. and as you probably know by now, south west trains are running a severely reduced service in and out of waterloo until the end of the month for major engineering works. 0nto the roads then, as you can see here we've got the usual traffic building up on the a13, westbound into barking. in tulse hill, the a205 south circular at thurlow park road is part blocked at avenue park road because of an accident. and there's a lane closure on the elephant & castle roundabout at the junction with the new kent road. let's have a check on the weather now with lucy martin. hello, good morning. aftera hello, good morning. after a cool a wet day yesterday we have something dry and bright on the cars today. plenty of sunny spells around as we move through the day and a little bit more in the way of sunshine, our temperatures are little warme

it's seven or eight months in tower hamlets, hackney and southwark, all of them london boroughs.d south gloucestershire. £72 million of extra money to improve social mobility is going to some parts of england. but that money won't reach these streets in darlington, or other areas highlighted in today's report. this isn'tjust about the cash that schools get, although that does make a difference. it's about communities, too, communities where the belief in education as a passport to a different, better life has simply been lost. these teenagers are learning life skills on a national scheme, but already, at 16, set on very different directions. i'm sinead, and i want to be an actress. i'm jess and i want to be in the military police. i'm nicole and i want to go to the navy. i'm dave and i want to be a professional chef. the people who were doing better more likely had a better family situation. they've got more money than some of us. but it all depends on how much you want to learn as well. do you think it would have made a difference if, when you were little, you believed you were

hackney now has a reputation as a trouble spot.app, so they can communicate on an order if they have any kind of issue. and that is really important for us, but also i think it's important for the police. these cameras are just being trialled in hackney, whyjust there? why not protection elsewhere? any new technology, you need to test. you need to make sure it does the things it's meant to do. if it does, then absolutely, will take this across the country. deliveroo drivers are all self—employed, so not entitled to sick pay if they get attacked. they also all use their own bikes and mopeds to deliver. do you feel guilty at all that they are putting themselves at risk, but they don't get sick pay, they don't get repairs to bikes, things are about? as i said before, the safety of our riders is the most important thing to us, and it is our responsibility as a company to step up our efforts, so they can feel safe on the road all the time. forjabed, the fear of being attacked again means he now won't work after 10 o'clock at night. and

it's seven or eight months in tower hamlets, hackney and southwark, all of them london boroughs.ney to improve social mobility is going to some parts of england. but that money won't reach these streets in darlington, or other areas highlighted in today's report. this isn'tjust about the cash that schools get, although that does make a difference. it's about communities, too. communities where the belief in education as a passport to a different, better life has simply been lost. these teenagers, learning life skills on a national scheme. but already, at 16, set on very different directions. i'm sinead, and i want to be an actress. i'm jess and i want to be in the military police. i'm nicole and i want to be go the navy. i'm dave and i want to be a professional chef. the people who were doing better more likely had a better family situation. they've got more money than some of us. but it all depends on how much you want to learn as well. do you think it would have made a difference if, when you were little, you believed you were going to go to uni? probably, because then you're d

. >> i don't know whether we are expecting this light show tonight, are we, brian hackney. >> not outside of kansas, allen, no. it doesn't look like it's going to make it here. we have the spectacular lightning show in the east bay. it's mostly moved north and out of the bay area. there's a few scattered places where there are light sprinkles falling. but the humidity generally beginning to dry out. as you can see, the time lapse here, the general tendency is to lift out of the north bay where it is now and exits the area completely. it cooled down today. it came down to 5 to 13 degrees in the bay area day to day readings at this hour of the day. so the humidity is down and the temperatures are down. so it's much more comfortable tonight in terms of what happens this weekend. you will want to stay tuned. we'll cover it in a few minutes. >> now to a rescue on the bay, a pleasure boat hits a rock and starts to sink. kpix 5's susie steimle talked to the captain who saved the day! susie. >> reporter: well, liz, this captain being a humble guy didn't want to take any of the credit. instead he

kpix 5's brian hackney here now with a closer look at the heat wave. >>> i want to make sure we don't get any hot feet among those temperatures. we got up to 100 at concord and livermore and 92 in santa rosa. cool by the shoreline as per usual. but this warm weather will continue. that's why we have a heat advisory posted until 9 p.m. tomorrow. so again for thursday we get triple-digit heat and also the potential with monsoonal moisture coming up from down south to trigger a thunderstorm or two up in the mountains. and that could add -- in fact, it will add to the fire danger for tomorrow. so it will be warm, it will be sticky. it will be hot in some places. we'll have all the details in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> close call at sfo. even closer than we thought. a new report shows just how close the air canada jet came to crashing into other planes. kpix 5 reporter susie steimle near the sfo runways now with the latest. susie? >> reporter: well, allen, when the faa started looking at this last month, it thought that these two planes came within 100 feet of each other. but today

brian hackney is even tracking a chance of sprinkles. right, brian? >> it could happen. high clouds today is part of the same overall system that created all those problems done in acton a little community of 7500 people on 14. they have the santa clara river that runs through town and when they get thunderstorms it dumps it into one little drainage basin. that's what happens. for us we're far enough on the northern edge, while they have thunderstorms in the say, the movement is from the east toward the bay area. they have thunderstorms in the sierra. they will dry up by the time they get here. 84 at fairfield. 86 livermore. cooler than yesterday by about 10 degrees at this hour. but there's still the heat advisory posted for all bay area hills through tonight. as for tomorrow, it looks like it will be another sticky situation. those high clouds will keep floating over the bay. and as for what that means, we'll cover it in the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> we'll look for you then. the view from "skydrone5" shows us just how big a job it's going to be getting big su

so these are people that had an opportunity james hackney have learned he knew that he would work for a living and take care of himself and sally hemings have learned that as well to a certain extent so when i come back to america, jefferson continues to play games like a white worker when he is in new york and when he is in philadelphia. up until the point at which jefferson decides that he is going to leave after getting beat up by hamilton and leave the cabinet and james and he come to an agreement in which james r. greece and says i would give you your freedom if you train in the the person to become a shock. so we end up with james hemings and jefferson having an agreement and the comes back to monticello and fulfills the promise and is then free and the rest of the story he is a character that his character a strike so many different people because of his character. his very volatile person it evidently very talented person and he is someone who readers, who read the galleys and i talked to about him respond very well and it fits very well with my goal of a sort of showing a sli

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the footage features in an exhibition at goldsmith's this is how it looks in hackney. forecast. it will stay largely dry through much of the day of the cloud will increase later. with the detail onto the map, perhaps a touch more cloud. the litter the cloud bubbling up into the afternoon. we will see the next weather front pushing up. ——a little bit of cloud. that cloud, some bricks of rain, pushes in from the north—west. —— outbreaks. the cloud around, temperatures not falling too far. we start the day tomorrow with some cloud first thing. that will break to allow some good spells of sunshine, just the odd isolated shower, particularly in the morning. as move into sunday, it looks like a largely dry day. plenty of brightness around. a maximum of 19. fairly settled through monday. that ofa fairly settled through monday. that of a wet and windy again is to move into tuesday. i will be back soon. and you can go to the website. hello. this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment. also on breakfast this

fireworks and bottles were hurled at riot police in hackney and protestors blocked part of kingslandr hill. a vehicle‘s broken down at the qe2 bridge, so the m25 has clockwise delays from junction 29 for the a127 southend arterial towards the dartford river crossing. and also on the m25, that runaway horse is still loose — you can see it there — it‘s causing delays in both directions through junction 3 for swanley. the northbound queue is now back to junction 5 for sevenoaks. let‘s take a look at the weather now. over to lucy martin. hello, good morning. a gradually improving picture today. some rain this morning but it will clear eastwards to allow for some dryer and brighter weather into the afternoon. so, we could see a few heavy bursts this morning. an umbrella definitely recommended. it‘s becoming more drizzly and light, and then we see improvements coming from the west, some sunny spells developing. just the chance of the odd scattered light shower into the afternoon with highs of around 23, perhaps 24 degrees. as we go through this evening and overnight, then, there will still

good evening, i'm brian hackney. and i'm juliette goodrich. >>> now on kpix 5, tensions rise in charlottesville, virginia, after a day of unrest in that city. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> a man is now charged with second degree murder charges after a woman was killed during clashes between white supremacists, and counter protesters. brook is live in charlottesville, where it is still heated. >> reporter: hi juliette, this is the spot where that turned deadly, when a car plowed into a group of people. that corner has now become a place of remembrance, with storytelling, and singing over the last few hours. the crowd's only gotten bigger. but that attention to the white nationalists who wanted to rally here and the many people who said they weren't welcome, that tension is on display again today. demonstrators shouted down jason kessler, as the organizer of saturday's unite the right protest in charlottesville, virginia, argued his group wasn't responsible for its deadly turn. >> the hate that you hear around yo