heather had big news.>> at that moment in her life, she needed a friend and that was what i was there for. i was there right when she needed me the most. >> but said said that shoulder to lean on soon turned into something more. >> talking, just you know listening to her problems and it had just you know progressed from there. >> progressed in what way? >> oh, you know, i'm a flirtatious person and, you know, just became flirtatious. >> detective kemp scanned the texts between the two from heather's cell phone, it appears things heated up a little more, a few days before she went missing. >> there was some sexual content that i had noticed. >> ed says it was heather who first turned the texting into sexting. >> what did you think? >> it was partly that, you know, she was in a highly flirtatious mood that day. i wasn't really quite sure. >> did you bite? >> i did. >> detectives wanted to know how much and whether ed was truly willing to drop everything to help heather start a new life in secret? >> no matte

and so heather again a- i'm just getting to know heather but this is a- beautiful thing he said on and with this. she said. if i could say one thing about myself. is that a lot. of politics and justice. has taught me how to love. and to laugh. i have far too much to be grateful for. and we have. far too little time. get things right i'm climbing. me to do. anything differently. so there is about c. sep way there she's about just as she's about beijing she's about power and without further ado let's give a strong sounding pioneers welcome. to heather mcteer toney. thank you thank you lisa. what is an environmentalist think about it for a moment what is an environmental issue i did a little google search before i came out earlier this week. and you put in the words into google what is an environmentalist on the first page under images this is what you're up with. he. basically some images i don't see any color you see trees you see people hugging trees- you see white yes well let's go to the second page because i'm like surely i can find something else to buy keep scrolling. no no no. wh

heather watson continues to programme...erwatson continues to wow, as she secured her place in the fourth round of this year's championships. it meant so much to get over the line there at the end and i was just really proud of myself and just grateful for the sport out there. still no stopping novak djokovic, he cruises into the fourth round with yet another straight sets win. and can the british number one, cameron norrie, make it into the last 16 of a grand slam for the first time in his career? cheering and applause. and i'm sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre with the rest of today's headlines... india recover after a poor start against england in the rearranged fifth test at edgbaston. and back on his home track... lewis hamilton is second fastest in practice for sunday's british grand prix. good evening. from the all england club this friday night, where various yet again a smile about for british tennis this time. it is heather watson providing the story. she has played every single day of these championships be

and so heather again a- i'm just getting to know heather but this is a- beautiful thing he said on and with this. she said. if i could say one thing about myself. is that a lot. of politics and justice. has taught me how to love. and to laugh. i have far too much to be grateful for. and we have. far too little time. get things right i'm climbing. me to do. anything differently. so there is about c. sep way there she's about just as she's about beijing she's about power and without further ado let's give a strong sounding pioneers welcome. to heather mcteer toney. thank you thank you lisa. what is an environmentalist think about it for a moment what is an environmental issue i did a little google search before i came out earlier this week. and you put in the words into google what is an environmentalist on the first page under images this is what you're up with. he. basically some images i don't see any color you see trees you see people hugging trees- you see white yes well let's go to the second page because i'm like surely i can find something else to buy keep scrolling. no no no. wh

heather: certainly.n energy and also food affect lower income families more so than higher income families because a big portion of their income is also money they have to spend. if you have to put gas in your car in order to get to your job, that's not something that you have a choice over. so, this is one of the reasons why the president has prioritized doing everything he can to get inflation down and to doing everything he can to get get prices down -- gas prices down, noting that we are here because we have been recovering from a global pandemic that has led to supply-chain charges around the world. this inflation is global. you add to that the war in ukraine that proven is waging, all of these things are making a harder for especially moderate and low income americans. jonathan: what they can do is a question we have been asking all morning. what can you do? what can you do to actually offset any of this pain for americans are now? we've talked about the trial balloons floating outside the white ho

heather is under way, the first time she _ latest?s _ latest? heather is under way, the first time she has been _ latest? heather is under way, the first time she has been in - latest? heather is under way, the first time she has been in the - first time she has been in the second week of a grand slam in her career, it is finally happening for her at 30 years of age. she has had a challenging year but she is a set down at the moment. she is on a break at the moment but heather watson has managed to hold onto her serve, she had broken her opponent only for the opponent then to break back. it is worth serve but credit to jule back. it is worth serve but credit tojule niemeier, her best performance at a slam. niemeyer standing critically at the net in bringing watson in with great hands. heather watson can rely on her serve but it was wayward at times. you can see are coming into the net, winning a point and shooter to win this set or she is going out of these championships. heatherwatson or she is going out of these championships. heath

e"ic next isjule niemeier for heather next isjule niemeierfor heather watson in the last 16.c, lets take him off first, no big surprises here, another easy win for the defending champion, looking to win four consecutive wimbledons. he beat his fellow serbian countrymen in straight sets, djokovic looking formidable, returning the ball as good as i had he seen him do on the centre court, which is pretty much a second home here. talked a bit in the first round about having to make adjustments from clay to grass, but he has made them very happily he is into the last 16. let's about cameron norrie because he wanted to do what heather watson has done and that is reach the second week of a grand slam for the first time in his career. it is very early days for him on centre court at the moment. he is playing the american, stevejohnson, and it is one game all there, so it is going with serve, he is in that andy murray prime—time slot, if you like, henman hill filling up trying to support cameron norrie over the line. we will keep you updated with that and so much more to come on sport

has after hearing from wilson's family, henry heather and greg. the family of tyra wilson is asking for two things. one criminal charges against the officer who killed him and to a separation of the sheriff's and coroner's offices here in contra costa county. i'm seeking justice for my son because he didn't deserve to be killed like that. for jaywalking . marvin wilson came from texas to martinez to attend a

overto you, heather watson.screen here in a valley against germany'sjule niemeier which summed germany's jule niemeier which summed up germany'sjule niemeier which summed up the first set. watson tried to race making the most of her first ever first—round race making the most of her first everfirst—round match but ever first—round match but ultimately... everfirst—round match but ultimately... yes, first set to jule ultimately... yes, first set tojule niemeier 6—2. watson could neither outrun her 32—year—old an opponent or outthink. all this past champions were watching a rising shia sonic star, new question —— watching a rising star, no question. 6—1 in the sector than a nice touch of the crowd. i sector than a nice touch of the crowd. , ., ., , ., crowd. i 'ust want to say sorry that i had to crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick _ crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out _ crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out a _ crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick o

fingers crossed for heather watson and cam norrie| for heather watson and cam norrie tomorrow.what is happening at the moment because two potential blockbusters going on at the moment, on court one, nick kyrgios is playing stefanos tsitsipas and kyrgios, who is the biggest character left in the men's draw at the moment, a former quarterfinalist, only reaching the second week of a grand slam and two occasions, his time to soak high, he should be doing better in that. he says he is feeling better than ever before, playing the fourth seed tsitsipas, who on paper is the favourite, going to serve at the moment and may be going to a tie—break. tsitsipas a spring in his way out on grass at the moment, he won the title in mallorca going into wimbledon and. kyrgios really wants to deliver, can he do it at this championships finally at a grand slam? centre court, found that i will get going just as we speak against lorenzo sonego, nadal serving first, i will keep you updated on that. for the month, back to ben in the bbc sport centre. from south london to south africa, where wales were b

over to you, heather watson.screen here in a rally against germany'sjule niemeier which summed up the first set. watson tried to race making the most of her first ever first—round match but ultimately... yes, first set to niemeier 6—2. watson could neither outrun her 22—year—old opponent nor outthink her. all this past champions were watching a rising star, no question. 6—1 in the sector than a nice touch to the crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out a british player today. well, she fully deserved to win. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. disappointing on the into heather watson who ended up playing every day these championships and if you consider herfirst and day these championships and if you consider her first and second round matches carried across to date because of the weather. point in the week she said the organisers were trying to kill me but the previous two rounds were a better positioned on the day starting first on centre court and still afterwards reflecting back one of the most emo

heather watson.watson then trying to serve away and bagel this set againstjuvan. watson had a hamstring issue coming into these championships, we weren't really sure what to expect. watson has played every single day of these championships because her matches have carried over into a second day on both occasions, but you can see there juvan really seems to on both occasions, but you can see therejuvan really seems to have lost the plot in this second, but she has an opportunity at least to get one break on the cards in this second set. it may not change the dynamics entirely. we are holding onto these pictures in case heather watson gets herself over the line here and now. let me tell you what is happening with ons jabeur as we jump is happening with ons jabeur as we jump over to centre court if we can because ons jabeur is the world number two now. that is the highest north african or arabic player has ever been in tennis. she took the first set against diane parry 6—2 and it looks like at the momen

heather, you do it all.es -- i want to talk strategy with you for a moment. my democratic friends have finally come to an agreement on a bill that will do everything, from reduce greenhouse gas pollution to lower health care costs for americans. based on what we know from the bill so far, i wonder, do you expect it to help solve some of the countries in equity issues? >> first of all, symone, thank you, congratulations on the show. i love listening to you too. this was a big breakthrough this week. if the deal holds, this is a huge victory, not just for the democratic party behind the presidents agenda, which is popular and a bipartisan fashion across the country and among actual voters, but for the people and our planet. it includes a lot of the things that are desperately necessary and frankly, overdue. the kind of nice things that our country dominance globally should not be doing without thinking twice about it. putting our energy into addressing global climate change, inflation, bring inflation down and

heather.t happy about what she has been looking good on the grass, first stop on centre court so her match will be finished today. she is playing the slovenian and i can see that heather watson has been broken. not the best time to join, it was going with serve and heather watson did have break point it to games all and could not take it. she is one of the most experienced grass court players, the former british number one, outside the world�*s top 100. a lot of people tipping her to when this and she had a breakdown at the moment. the world number 62, not reached a second week of a grand slam. much younger, in her career. heather watson holding the hopes alongside katie boulter. she has work to do on centre court. on court number one we have ons jabeur who is trying to be a trailblazer. she is embracing that title, taking on the french woman. ons jabeur reach the quarterfinals last year and yet when world slam. world number two i should say. she is on centre court, ons jabeur. well, they are

heather watson was a junior grand slam winner.an up and coming slovenian opponent watson often was stretched but produced shotsjuvan could not quite believe. she's made that. the first set was a tie break. the second, a celebration eventually. six—two. heather, for the first time ever, you're in the fourth round. playing here at home in front of all of you guys, the atmosphere is... is everything. i love you too. so please, can all of you come back for my fourth round? oh, they'll be there. nearest the camera here is the woman plenty believe could become the champion. tunisia's annjabeur into round four without dropping a set. beautiful line. at 5:23, cameron norrie was walking onto center court. he's taken influences from many countries in his life. he's won four tournaments on the world tour. he was playing a very experienced american, and stevejohnson appeared to be beatable. alonso it's proving. cameron norrie won the first set and is going well in the second. he has ranked seventh in the second. he has ranked seventh in the s

and tennis history for britain's heather watson and cameron norrie at wimbledon, as they make it througho the fourth round of a grand slam for the first time. coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, a swashbuckling century from india's pant frustrates in england on the first day of the test in edgbaston. good evening. the conservatives party have suspended the mp chris pincher, who stood down from his government role following allegations he assaulted two men at a private members�* club on wednesday night. chris pincher quit his post yesterday, saying in a resignation letter he "drank far too much". he will now sit as an independent, after he was reported to pa rliament�*s behaviour watchdog. two senior female conservative mps, caroline nokes and karen bradley, joined labour in calling for his suspension from the party — and said there should be a new code of conduct for mps. with the latest from westminster, here's our correspondent nick eardley. this is chris pincher. untilyesterday, hisjob was to enforce discipline among conservative mps. but after allegations he groped two me

alex and heather. this is every parent's worst nightmare. a complete stranger trying to kidnap your child was all captured on video and police want to identify this guy right away. take a good look at these images. oakland police say this man tried to kidnap a two year old child at the high street transit bus stop. it happened about 12 30 tuesday afternoon at the bus stop near 45th and international law. the guy yeah, i saw the guy him doing something, but i wasn't gonzalez owns a hair salon across from the bus stop. she says she heard a commotion. when the guy was stand up. saying something to the lady. police say the man tried several times to take the toddler and then physically assaulted. the child's mother was yelling at the guy stopped. saying stop, one guy say, say something to the guy and the guy. runaway authorities say there would be kidnapper took off after a good samaritan came to the families eight safe, comfortable. you don't know when something bad is going to happen to you. and you're just waiting for a bus. we caught up with

i'm heather holmes ktvu. zach's ost was at that vigil tonight and spoke with family and friends there, and he has more on their message, zack. well first and foremost, they say they want justice. they want to see the officers involved in the suspect held accountable, but they also say they want to see the city take a better look at road safety policies so this doesn't happen again. friends family, the community. this is what's holding us up right now. everyone here coming out to call for justice for lolo mono yia sakai fair. it's not her 28 year old cousin killed along international boulevard sunday morning, and 19 year old unlicensed driver police were chasing allegedly evolved in a sideshow slammed into a row of motorcycles, sending one toppling onto so chi. i was the last person he spoke to before he got hit. he came up to me and he said spices. you're home safe now, making sure his memory is kept alive. he was loving, humble, amazing voice when he sings the gospel music. voice of an angel. and if he wasn'

heather. let's hope that surveillance video in that area will in fact , lead authorities to that motorcyclist, amber. thank you. meantime san francisco police say a road rage incident eventually led to a crash. there are market street viewer video from the scene shows a man coming out of the truck that's flipped there on its side. you can also see officers appearing to detain someone near the white audi police say the road rage incident actually started at lombard in laguna streets around 4 15 this afternoon, a driver brandished a gun and fired a shot before fleeing. police later spotted the suspect vehicle and chased it a short distance before the crash happened with the truck. a witness said he saw the white car run a red light. a white car dress went through over there and then that but the white card pollster not being you turn, but they hit the white truck right there. and then i got really hard. really loud hit. two people were detained. there's no word yet from police on which of these

that's right, heather, the perrin's say mitchell.rren had so much going for him and his whole life ahead of him. when he was killed late this aft

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that's right, heather, the perrin's say mitchell. warren had so much going for him and his whole life ahead of him. when he was killed late this afternoon, they met with police to bring renewed attention to this case with an increased reward. i'm just looking for. little bit of peace of mind at the police station in san francisco's tenderloin district, larry mitchell makes a plea to officers during the afternoon briefing thursday, asking for help in finding the person who killed his son, mitchell warren, he would have turned 30 years old on this day, july 28th very angry about the fact. he had so much potential to go forward. through his career. potential family. mitchell was 24 years old and an electrician's when he was killed september 2016. his parents tell me he had walked a friend home and was on ellison poke streets when he got into an argument with a man was just trying to make sure a girl. got home safe . police say mitchell was shot by this man seen in the surveillance video during an attempted robbery. the suspect was also

heather and mike mibach shot to this as you are. you are reducing the fire danger and that this will certainly help. with fire fights around the state and around the bay area over the next few days with these higher humidities and lower temperatures, winds are going the right way. we're not expecting a big warm up until late next week early next week the following week. got him. all right, bill. thank you. president biden hosted 1/4 of july barbecue for military families at the white house. the president urged for unity while acknowledging the challenges facing the country. we've been tested before, just as we're being tested today. but we've never failed because we have never walked away from the core beliefs and promises that define this nation. biden also spoke about principled patriotism, saying no person no party. no interest can take precedent over the american project. after the barbecue, the bidens watched a fireworks display from the national mall there from the white house. if you're by a poll of beach grill today, there's

heather watson was a junior grand slam winner. striving, delivering. her greatest strength was her experience, against an up and coming slovenian opponent watson often was stretched but produced shotsjuvan could not quite believe. she's made that. wow. the first set was a tie break. the second, a celebration eventually. six—two. heather, for the first time ever, you're in the fourth round. playing here at home in front of all of you guys, the atmosphere is... is everything. i love you too. so please, can all of you come back for my fourth round? oh, they'll be there. nearest the camera here is the woman plenty believe could become the champion. tunisia's annjabeur into round four without dropping a set. beautiful line. at 5:23, cameron norrie was walking onto centre court. he's taken influences from many countries in his life. he's won four tournaments on the world tour. he was playing a very experienced american, and stevejohnson appeared to be beatable. he's the first british man in five years to reach the fourth round. american

heather mcteer toney spent three years leading the environmental protection agency for the southeasternvocacy reaches both nation- and world-wide. tonight, toney shares her "brief but spectacular" take on "centering black leadership in climate change solutions." heather: growing up, i was not aware of environmental problems, in the mississippi delta, in mississippi, in the south. we didn't think about climate in an environment, the way that it's focused now. and it's actually quite disturbing because it means that there's a whole foundational part of how we live and exist that wasn't integrated into our education, even though it touched our lives every single day. ♪ as a kid growing up, i took in a lot more than i thought i did. whether it was a meeting for an election that was coming up or a protest meeting, i was there. and i was there with other children, listening into the plans that were being made. and at the same time, you know, grappling with the fact that something must be so important that after a full day's work, you still go into the room to talk about how we could as one co

amber heather. the shooting stunned the chicago area and the country as it celebrated the fourth of july. authorities have released details of the arrest. oh, my god. it is. it is him. that is him. this is cell phone video of robert cream, all the third being taken into custody by police. authorities described him as a person of interest in the july 4th parade shooting in highland park, a suburb of chicago. prior to the arrest, police spotted cream all in a silver honda fit. they caught up to him after a brief chase. he got out of the car. and they said, put your hands up and he put his hands up. and i didn't know if he was armed. my son go underneath the passenger seat. the arrest came after hours long manhunt by law enforcement. he said nothing. he had a very smug look. he was seemed to be very calm, cool and collective gunman on a rooftop opened fire on the independence day parade, killing at least six people, injuring dozens. and sending hundreds of people running in terror witnesses describe a

i'm heather holmes savage. we want to begin with some breaking news. we're following for you in the south bay right now. crews are at the scene of a big fire in san jose. live pictures here and you can clearly see quite a bit of smoke coming from this fire. we have also seen flames coming from the building as well. we're being told here as sky foxx pushes in a little bit closer. this is a commercial building where this fire is burning a single story building on the 900 block of park avenue. now this is a two alarm fire at this point, but obviously, as the firefight continues, those crews there could call in for additional resources. people though, are being told to avoid this area. park avenue is shut down. we have a crew on the way to the scene, and we will continue to monitor this commercial building that is on fire in san jose and bring you any updates as soon as we get them will move along here and there was a plea for help in oakland's chinatown as city police and community leaders. spoke out about the shooting death of a man w reporter henry lee

heather night, a slight hip roblem, can do. heather night, a slight hip problem. she's — can do.an do. heather night, a slight hip problem, she's hoping she'll- can do. heather night, a slight hip problem, she's hoping she'll be i problem, she's hoping she'll be able to play for england later at this game. she will certainly miss tomorrow's opener against sri lanka. you can watch that live on bbc iplayer. i said where bring you up—to—date on been happening at the dry blood. alex yee winging england's first gold georgia taylor brown won the individuals silver at a tokyo games but had to settle for commonwealth silver earlier in the women's triathlon up against bermudez raining world champion, the olympic champion duffy. we flew back so impressive, found the extra gear to follow her but gradually faded on the run. duffy kept yourself going and over the line she got put up what is better than seeing the pictures is hearing from people involved themselves with up scotland took a bronze medal in the women's triathlon. let's get other people to do some talking. i'm hoping we could spea

welcome everyone to the four heather holmes. oakland firefighters say the maintenance worker was clearing the tracks of debris when the crash happened near 50th avenue. and east eighth street is henry with details on this crash investigation, henry heather and greg still very much. an active scene. we see union officials here on site. now there are homeless encampments along the railroad tracks, and this victim was trying to clear the debris and trying to cross those tracks. when this amtrak train came barreling through tragedy on the railroad tracks in east oakland. the fire department says a union pacific worker using a tractor to clear trash from the tracks, was hit by an amtrak train on 50th avenue near east eighth street. it happened at about 11 a.m. a witness told ktvu the victim, apparently trying to cross the tracks and was clipped by a southbound train. the impact knocked the tractor across and down the tracks. they found one injured patient who had apparently been occupying or operating a front loader tractor clearing

heather, it's good to see you. thanks so much for being with us.icans struggling with inflation. can you give us a sense of what that it would do? what it would look like? and where do you see sort of the limits of what the administration can do compared to congress? >> well, certainly, fighting inflation is that the president's number one priority. he understands how challenging this is for families. let me start off with some good news that we've been seeing recent low. you know, gas prices have fallen now for 39 straight days, falling by over 60 cents, actually. there is now, you know, stations all around the country, where got actually something for less than $4 a gallon. so that's some good news, moving in the right direction. certainly, the president has remained focused on getting this legislation passed to congress that would lower the cost of some real pain points for families, description drugs, making sure that health care remains affordable. so, those are some things that congress could do into right now. that would help families coping

on number one court behind me at the moment is guernsey�*s heather watson., she is also trying to play in the doubles. today marks a major opportunity for her because she�*s been coming here since 2010, she�*s been coming here since 2010, she�*s reached the third round three times before but has always come up against really difficult opponents in that round. she�*s been very open this week about how much she�*s struggled during the pandemic and she�*s enjoying what�*s already her best run at a major for five years. she is in action now against kaja juvan of slovenia. it�*s currently on serve early in the first set and at the end of the day on centre court we have the ninth seed and british ii we have the ninth seed and british 11 cameron norrie. he�*s up against the world number 93, stevejohnson, who already knocked out a bit this weekend is good on the grass. it�*s surprising that for a player who has gone into the top ten, has had as much success as cameron norrie has, he�*s never reached the last 16 of a grand slam. he says it�*s a priority to tick that

. >> reporter: heather martel desperately wanted the baby they named oliver >> he looked healthy heree looked normal >> reporter: but at 19 weeks into her pregnancy, they found oliver had severe abnormalities in his head, heart and spine. >> he was going to die after birth. >> reporter: so she and her husband, a devout catholic who had been anti-abortion, decided to end the pregnancy. >> i couldn't allow him to come into this world to live hours or weeks in excruciating pain >> reporter: she traveled to minnesota to have an abortion and was met by protesters >> to have somebody who is just so ignorant of our situation tell me -- tell me that there was help if there had been help anywhere i would have already found it and gotten it. >> reporter: doctors like jordan crowe say it's getting more difficult to help women terminating pregnancies because of medical conditions for the baby or mother. >> i have to ask myself is this patient's status critical enough that it is going to be legally acceptable for me to intervene and are going gnancy. $going -- there are going to be mother that are

heather watson was a junior grand slam winner with ups and downs inevitably following but this year,onent, she produced shots that no one could believe. the first set was a tie—break, the second was a celebration, eventually. 6—2, heatherforthe first time ever. you are in the fourth round.— first time ever. you are in the fourth round. ._ ., ., fourth round. playing here at home in front of the _ fourth round. playing here at home in front of the love _ fourth round. playing here at home in front of the love you _ fourth round. playing here at home in front of the love you guys, - fourth round. playing here at home in front of the love you guys, the l in front of the love you guys, the atmosphere is everything. i love you too. so, please, can all of you come back for my fourth round? timer;r too. so, please, can all of you come back for my fourth round?— back for my fourth round? they will be there. back for my fourth round? they will be there- at — back for my fourth round? they will be there. at 523, _ back for my fourth round? they will be there. at 523, cameron - back for my four

i'm heather holmes. we're following some breaking news this afternoon in san francisco, people are being told to avoid the area of pal haddon avenue and bradford street. this is all due to police activity. emergency crews are there at the scene. people are being told to expect delays and also consider an alternative route. we will continue to follow this story of some sort of police activity happening in this area of san francisco and bring you more details as they become available. well monkeypox cases continued to climb nationwide. thousands of doses of monkey pox vaccine are now heading to the us today, the u. s department of health and human services placed in order. for an additional 2.5 million doses of the vaccine. federal health officials have finished inspecting a plant in denmark that makes the medication in total. the u. s government has purchased more than one million doses from this company. so far the u. s government has shipped 132,000 doses to help departments and most of them are going h

has after hearing from wilson's family, henry heather and greg. the family of tyra wilson is asking for two things. one criminal charges against the officer who killed him and to a separation of the sheriff's and coroner's offices here in contra costa county. i'm seeking justice for my son because he didn't deserve to be killed like that. for jaywalking . marvin wilson came from texas to martinez to attend a contra costa county coroner's inquest into the death of his son, tyrel. tyrel wilson, who was mentally ill was shot and killed last year at sycamore valley and camino ramon by danville police officer andrew hall. authorities say he was armed with a knife case here will be a question of tactics. was it reasonable that you have the proper tactics was a reasonable and was it necessary ? john burress, the family's attorney, says wilson was not a threat. it is a question here. proximity was the officer and that he created time distance in space. if he had. well, maybe he didn't have to do what he did. the coroner's inquest is a formality to confirm

absolutely and i'm just about to talk to heather. in fact, come up here. heather of food is free.w this beautiful table, in fact, will step out of the way so chip can get in there and show the come over this way. heather that wonderful food that you provide. you provide food to families. you told me where there is sometimes a gap between what assistance can provide and people fall short? yes there are often gaps between the systems for people who do not qualify for services or people who don't have a way to access the services or from the pandemic. people who didn't know how to access services, and we wanted to fill that gap and get and get food out to those communities. this food looks amazing. it's organic. organic way and go into the fill. so does that help your yes, we're working on helping implement sb 13 83 by creating a food rescue program that diverts edible food. from going into the waste stream and instead gets it towards people in need. so we are. we just received an epa grant for the vallejo food rescue project, which is implementing food rescue in valais ho, but we ar

i'm heather holmes alex savage. that crash happened near the intersection of james donlan boulevard and control um, a boulevard in any daca speed limit in that area is 40 miles an hour, but many people say cars just fly down that road. ktvu greg lee joining us now from near the crash site with the latest on the investigation, greg alex heather after several hours of investigation and cleaned up, antiochus police opened this one mile stretch of road back up just about 45 minutes ago. officers and people who live here say this road is notoriously dangerous because of just how fast people drive down it. who card cellphone video shows the fiery aftermath of a deadly to car crash in any loud speaker boehner and when i walked over there, and i've seen the car, and i heard it, the car was already on fire paradise. picasso heard the crash on his morning run, then ran over capturing the video. it happened around 10 30 this morning near the intersection of james donlon boulevard. near control. um, a boulevard because i rushed

and heather and christina that's still coming up later in this newscast. we'll be looking forward to that forecast. thanks so much, roberta well back now to the big day for the oakland a's the team's plan for a new waterfront ballpark. picked up a key vote today, and this was the reaction from team president dave cavil. take a look at his tweet right after the san francisco bay conservation and development commission voted and they voted in favor of a plan that said that the team can move forward with its plan there at howard terminal, cavil saying boom b c d. c vote passes, and he called it a huge win. dave kabel joins us now live tonight and david a positive day for you and the organization and what has been a really long journey to a new ballpark. yes it's a big win for us, you know a really difficult vote at b. c. d c. you needed a supermajority. we got 23 votes. it was really incredible exceeded our expectations, and now we're on to getting a final vote of the city council to hopefully get this project across the finish line. and how hopeful are you t

heather pointed out. i mean, you've got a lot of area here with wind that that wants to burn readily, and that's because you're lower down. you're not up at 5000 ft. below that. i don't know exactly. but based on the terrain and the type of habitat you're looking at. looks like foothills to me that looks like 1822 100 ft. something like that. so if you look at the airdrops, very dramatic, this is california. this is fourth of july. we're fortunate we don't have extreme weather conditions today, but we do have wind and we do have three years of drought. so we'll keep an eye on this for you and i'll be back in a little bit with the full weather. okay? thank you so much. bill. appreciate that. well beloved tradition. the danville fourth of july parade brought hundreds of people to downtown this morning. yeah. able started setting up their chairs bright and early for the perfect spot along hearts avenue more than 100 groups took part in the parade for about two hours, people from near and far enjoyed the patr

and heather watson is first up on court number one. —— the novak djokovic match.e lionesses�* most experienced playerjill scott came off the bench to get in on the act, after goals from alessia russo, georgia stanway and beth england. england�*s euros campaign kicks off on wednesday night at old trafford against austria. britain�*s dina asher—smith won the women�*s 200 metres at the diamond league meeting in stockholm. the 2019 world championship gold medallist finished a fraction of a second ahead of mujinga kambundji of switzerland. denmark�*s ida karstoft was third. 0lympic pole vault champion armand duplantis gave the home crowd something to cheer as he broke his own outdoor world record by one centimetre with 6.16 metres. it�*s still four centimetres short of his indoor record and he said it felt "quite amazing, but really wasn�*t that much "of a surprise for me". that�*s all the sport for now. just a reminder that india and england play a postponed match from last september because of a coronavirus outbreak in the indian squad. there is commentary of that on

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heather watson was a junior grand slam winner with ups and downs inevitably following but this year,st time ever, you are in the fourth round. playing here at home in front of all of you guys, the atmosphere is everything. i love you too. so, please, can all of you come back for my fourth round? 0h, they will be there. at 5:23, cameron norrie was walking at the centre court and he never looked back. up against the american stevejohnson, norrie was soon expressing himself. in straight sets. ranked 12th in the world but he's never reached the fourth round of a grand slam until now. you can do well all over the world, but you get some success in wimbledon and you get attention. all of this is now for cameron norrie. venus has lived through all the adulation that tennis could offer and she's back for the mixed doubles. and it was a late treat for the crowd who got three extra sets. that is round one done. is venus here just for fun? there's a trophy to win. nearly a year later than scheduled after a covid outbreak but the final, decisive test between england and india got off to an enert

in beating the british numberfour heather watson.n's tennis, jannik sinner, and carlos alcaraz, the italian tenancy coming through this one in the end in four sets. alcatraz battling hard. both of these vastly inexperienced players on grass, but sinner getting thejob done. players on grass, but sinner getting the job done. the famous when for him in his grand slam career. in the same half of the draw, bilden�*s david coghlan got through five brutal sets against the american frances tiafoe. he reached the quarter—final before now kameni le saux, you will play the british number one cameron norrie. number nine seed at the all england club. never reached the second week of the grand slam until now. he has knocked out tommy paul in straight sets. the american, is close friend and training partner, norrie toogood on the day. and on monday, the fourth round matches continue when we see rafael nadal, simona halep, and, before them, nick kyrgios open play en centre court. that is actually yesterday's report. those results through already. we

heather watson, the former british number one, now 30 and ranked outside top 100.a grand slam for the first time. and that is the case for cameron norrie. he is the british men's number one, and the number nine seed here. he got the job done pretty quickly over america's steve johnson in straight sets. through he goes to the second week of a slam for the first time in his career. spain's carlos alcaraz continues to get to grips with grass but showing us all his qualities and why he is the most exciting talent in men's tennis. he beat oskar otte in straight sets. plenty to come in the second week of these championships, but before that final round of third—round matches on saturday, over on centre court, play will open and an all—american tie between the teenager coco gauff and amanda anisimova. then, we will see the two—time champion here, petra kvitova take on spain's paula badosa before rafael nadal�*s at it again against lorenzo sonego. same—sex marriage has become legal in switzerland. following a referendum last september in which two thirds of voters backed t

i think heather in particular— action too. i think heather in particular has _ action too.ngerous. he is able to hit so hard from the back of the court. but cameron is one of the best movers and i think it will be a really nice contrast in game styles.- and i think it will be a really nice contrast in game styles. thank you ve much contrast in game styles. thank you very much indeed. _ contrast in game styles. thank you very much indeed. we _ contrast in game styles. thank you very much indeed. we look i contrast in game styles. thank you| very much indeed. we look forward contrast in game styles. thank you i very much indeed. we look forward to more drama to come on sunday. lewis hamilton will start from fifth on the grid at today's british grand prix as he looks to win his home race for the ninth time in his career. this time, though, victory is by no means certain, with problems with his mercedes dominating his season. carlos sainz will start on pole at silverstone with championship leader max verstappen second in yesterday's qualifying. joe lynskey looks ahead to the ra

heather watson was superb.t take long for the all blacks to fight back. this was the pick of the hosts' four tries in the first half. sevu reece collected the ball after garry ringrose fumbled and there was no stopping him as he ran three quarters of the length of the pitch to go over to increase new zealand's lead. they were 28—5 ahead at half—time and are currently midway through the second half. england, wales and scotland all in action later. england have won the under—19 european championships. they needed extra time to see off israel 3—1 in the final in slovakia, aston villa's aaron ramsey scored the final goal five minutes from time. it's the second time in five years the young lions have won the euros. after rain interrupted first practice for the british grand prix, the sun came out at silverstone for the second with ferrari's carlos sainz quickest and some encouragement for lewis hamilton after a difficult season. he was second fastest in his mercedes, ahead of mclaren's lando norris. championship lea

heather mcghee joins me now.the book, and a very much looking for this podcast, because it's about building hope at the ground level. what did you learn as you went out and reported these stories? >> you know, i ended the book, the sum of us, with this audacious idea that we could be a lot closer to progress if we come together across lines of race in order to understand that we have a lot of collective power. it was sort of like a theory, and i think the people ask me the most about, like how do you do it? how do you still have hope? i decided to hit the road again. over the last nine months, i've crisscrossed the country again, finding all new stories, that are cross racial coalitions. largely the past majority in red in purple states, have come together cross cultural, and political, and religious lines to fight for something important to them, taking on a powerful interest and they are women. >> you've got a story in new mexico on abortion, which is really gripping and relevant, because right now there is thi

everyone celebrates her of what a life well lived and heather and i join in wishing her a happy 100th birthday. the speaker pro tempore: fromme the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> one in four americans can't afford to have basic needs met now due to high energy costs. instead of prioritizing policies that will knock down costs, house democrats are doubling down on this week's spending package. far left spending priorities include a 20% increase for e.p.a. after the supreme court ruled that agency should roll back its self-endowed authority. also in the package is taking away the status of biomass from our forests that are fierl all the time. it would be a renewable resource to produce like that. they want to take that down and restricts oil and gas activities and at the same time president biden is begging the saudis to send more imported oil to us. how is this going t