helena, thank you very much. helena wilkinson in westminster. covered in tomorrow's front pages at 11:30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are michael booker, deputy editor of the daily express and polly mackenzie, chief executive of the think tank demos. the headlines on bbc news: the government's announced billions of pounds of extra money for schools in england. borisjohnson warns mps trying to block a no—deal brexit that their efforts will only make it more likely. new research suggests the increased risk of breast cancer from hrt lasts more than a decade after treatment stops. there has been a series of arrests of prominent pro—democracy activists and politicians in hong kong. in a sign the authorities are taking 00:15:17,442 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 an increasingly tough line, past the waiting press pack, two of the best—known figures in hong kong's pro—democracy movement were swept into court. hundreds have already been detained in this summer of fury, as fears over chinese rule have led to increasingly violent cl

the territorial capital wasn't helena, but they'll -- was in helena, but they opened it up to any town and leave it up to the electorate. so bozeman gotten to the campaign with several other cities, helena, butte. bozeman presented itself with the prettiest valleys, the most beautiful one in the state. we have the finest picket fences of anywhere in the state. we have the prettiest girls in the help used babies of anywhere in the territory of montana. those were some of the reasons they gave her bozeman being the state capital -- they gave for bozeman being the state capital. bozeman did not get it. sense, and it only made they retained it. but the legislature was going to decide where to put the state college of agriculture. land, story donated some allowed his building to be used for classes, and put up some money to help ensure that staten got the agricultural college, which is montana state university today. >> what did you learn that surprised you? mr. russell: the one thing i learned in researching nelson ofry and that i was reminded is the old adage, nice guys finish last. he wa

helena and it only made sense since they are the territorial family, only made sense helena would regain it but the legislature was going to decide where to put the statecollege of agriculture . nelson story donated some land, allowed his building to be used for classes and put up some money to help make sure that bozeman got the state agricultural college which is today montana state university. >> what did you learn that surprised you ? >> the one thing i learned in researching nelson's story that i was reminded of is the old adage nice guys finish last. he was industrious. he wasambitious . he's worthy of acknowledgment , he's not worthy of adulation. he had a very kind side, other community minded side. you would donate to help churches expand . to build city parks, but again, he had the means to to him and in business dealings, he could be really tough, really rough. so as i went through some of the things that i learned about him, like i say, it reinforced, it helped me to understand better some of the capitalists of the american west during what was known as the gilded age. the gi

and now we've got team coverage for you in washington helena humphrey is tracking that perspective and with me here in the studio is stephen beardsley from a business desk when i give you the 1st word stephen all right so when the president announced that he was going to make a statement on the u.s. e.u. trade it's safe to say that a lot of people here were really were baited breath do you think they're relieved when no one ever knows what to expect when he announces there's going to say something on trade i think they were relieved in one sense this is a nice small gesture that the e.u. could do for the u.s. at a time where there's so much trade tensions the terrorists were raised yesterday or at least they were now if they're going to be raised of this still doesn't solve the underlying problem of a lot of the issues between the u.s. and the e.u. and not just on trade but also with things like air bus subsidies which trouble certain tariffs over or the nord stream to deal with the u.s. congress is about to sanction there's a lot of issues that this doesn't really touch on. i think th

helena, missoula, spokane, seattle. not only people moving, but mail and express, consumer goods, maybe even luxuries that were manufactured in the east and had been very expensive to move to montana either by freight ragan -- freight wagon or steamboat. now it could be brought in much quicker time and greatly reduced cost. and probably the railroad, people who wouldn't have moved here without the railroad, the wouldn't have wanted to spend two months on ace b boat -- steamboat or a covered wagon and handle animal. now, they would consider moving here if it could be done in a week by train. so, you had more people moving into the territory of montana, and people, including people who were awaiting more transportation -- in fact, montana becomes a state in 1889. what are the criteria of states? a minimum population, about 60,000. until the railroad reached montana, montana didn't have that population. if theyroads did -- tied them into a national system of commerce. bozeman had been a part of that system before. but as i

paul and through montana west towards helena missoula spokane seattle.hat was not only people moving but mail order expressed consumer goods and the luxuries that are manufactures and the east had been expensive to move to montana either by freight wagon or steamboats in northern montana. now could be brought here in a much quicker time at a greatly reduced cost and probably the railroad in many places people who wouldn't have moved here without terrell ward who wouldn't have wanted to spend two months on a vote or require -- acquire covered wagon and handle animals. now they would consider moving here. it could be done in a week by train. you have more people moving in to the territory of montana and people, including people who were waiting for transportation but in fact montana becomes a state in 1889 and the criteria with a minimum population of 6000. until the railroad reaches montana it didn't have that population. what railroads did in towns like bozeman is a tie them into a national system of commerce. bozeman had been part of that before but as

helena croft will be joining us. one of the traders on the desk says this is one of the best looking charts in the entire market we will tell you what it is. first -- do you hear that >> what's that >> that is the countdown to the next round of tariffs. come midnight sunday tariffs creased to 5% on some of the remaining goods from china many big businesses are warning the new round of tariffs will be a direct hit to consumers but today the market rallied on renewed hopes of a trade deal. is the market putting too much stock a trade deal happening or is it the calm before the storm? guy. >> we addressed it last night. secita is with us. we were on "squawk box"a coupl of weeks ago we did like nine hours one morning. i said don't short a dull market and it has proven me and i think it will be correct for the new few days into wednesday. i don't think anything has been resolved i think the problems that got us down 800 a couple of weeks ago are the same problems that exist today. bonds continue to get negative yields all

helena, and it only made sense since they are the territorial capital, it only made sense helena would retain it. but the legislature was going to decide where to put the state college of agriculture. nelson story donated some land, allowed his building to be used for classes, and put up some money to help make sure that bozeman got the state agricultural college, which is today montana state university. reporter: what did you learn that surprised you? learned inne thing i researching nelson story, that i , is the old of adage "nice guys finish last." he was industrious, he was ambitious, he is worthy of acknowledgment, he is not worthy of adulation. a had a very kind decide, very community minded side, he would donate to help churches expand, to build city parks. but again, he had that mean streak to him. and did -- and in business dealings, he could be really, really tough, really, really rough. as i went through some of the things that i learned about him, like i say, it reinforced -- it helped me to understand better some of the capitalists of the american rest -- west during what

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s helena humphrey joins me from washington d.c. to both of you welcome let me start with you berlin says no to washington has there been any reaction from the trumpet district. not as of yet brant and i wouldn't expect there to be any swift reaction for the simple reason that it's the idea of not dignifying that know from the slap in the face with a swift response just you know writing it off as small fry because i think at the end of the day there is now the sense here in washington that the united states will go ahead with it this naval mission where the burden is on board or whether but it is not on board as we are now say seeing i think the problem for the german government may likely have been in terms of the wording the devil is in the detail i think for lennon that request from the united states because the united states called on berlin to secure shipping in the strait of hormuz but they also called on them to combat a rainy and aggression were of course then germany to give into that i'm essentially they would have been co

from the montana historical society in helena, this is about an hour and a half. >> it is my pleasure to introduce our speaker, marc c. johnson, the author of the book, "political hell-raiser." rod in our store would be more than happy to sell you one or ten copies after the talk. i'm pretty sure marc would also be happy to sign them for you. so marc c. johnson has worked as a broadcast journalist, a top aide to idaho's longest serving governor. a journalism graduate of south dakota state university, johnson has chaired both the idaho humanities council and the federation of state humanities councils and has frequently served as a national endowment for the humanities visitor. a student of political history, marc writes and speaks regularly on political history with particular focus on the new deal era. u.s. senate history and the american presidency. his writing on politics and history has appeared in numerous regional, national, publications including "the new york times," "california journal of politics and policy" and most importantly, of course, "montana the magazine of western h

he went to carol college here in helena. he was elected to the public service commission.nd then age 20, he was elected into congress. almost immediately, he positions himself to the political left of wheeler. he looks very much like he is going to be an adversary, a wheeler adversary within the democratic party. wheeler sees this coming and cuts it off at the pass, so to speak in 1938 by helping to orchestrate a republican campaign to beat him. he had an interesting set of allies in that race. one of them is this guy right here. a very close friend of the wheeler's. he basically managed his campaign. and one of the papers here in the archives, or his rather detailed instructions to him about the kinds of issues that he should stress during the campaign. who he could talk to, who he could approach for money, etc. so the other strange ally was the catholic church. o'connell was a catholic. he had divorced and a remarried kappa, which in 1938, was a bit of a problem. he had also gone to spain on an inspection tour, if you will, of the forces that were engaged in the spanish

helena wilkinson reports.wards that october deadline, the government today ramped up preparations for a no deal scenario. at a port in essex this morning, the chancellor sajid javid said they had to be ready. this morning, the chancellor sajid javid said they had to be readym 91 days, we will be leaving the eu. we wa nt 91 days, we will be leaving the eu. we want to leave with a good deal, something that abolishes the undemocratic backstop, but if we don't get that good deal, we will be leaving with no deal, and since i arrived at the treasury, i have turbo—charged our preparations, both at the treasury and helping across government to prepare for no deal, not because we wanted, but because we have to be prepared because we will be leaving on october the 31st. the chancellor has announced £2.1 billion to go specifically on no deal planning, on top of the £42 deal planning, on top of the £4.2 billion of brexit preparation money already allocated when theresa may was in charge. from the money announced today, £3

i'm helena humphrey good to have you with us leaders of a deeply divided group of 7 leading industrial countries all me sitting in the french resort of ferrets have been arriving in the seaside town where french president emanuel is the host expectations although this summit brought disagreements on issues such as global trade climate change and wrongs nuclear program a consensus on likely deficients all so deep that for the 1st time in more than 4 decades there will be no joint statement at the end of the g. 7 summit. and for more i'm joined now by georg matches in berets for the 1st time in 45 years they'll be no communique whatsoever at the end of this summit why is that. well the french president hellenized really here is in damage control mode at the g 7 b. or it's he wants this meeting this this important summit to be a success and that is why he has scrapped this communique the reason being simply that he knows very well that he remembers very well that donald trump walked away from a common declaration at the last she's of meeting in canada he's also taken another step in order

helena, 89. and cupertino, 81. tara linda, 78. sunol and hercules, 70s to a soft 80.w da, 60. and the monsoon which has been very quiet really is now pushing east. i mean phoenix has not had that much. and today looks like a quieter day than the last two. lasvegas has been on the border. and it's pushing east. and tahoe and tucky, very quiet. it will probably pick up as the flow comes from the southeast and the southwest. plenty of low clouds, and a bigger fog bank. the delta breeze collapsed to under 10 miles per hour in fairfield. 94. today up to 20 and gusts of 30. they'll be cooler. and out to vacaville and davis, not existent yesterday. water temps, seriously have to distinctive credit. they have not changed much. 53 bodega bay. and point ray. there's warm water to the north. and for our purposes, it's been cold water. 50s and 60s on the temps, san jose is 56 degrees. 59 in blackhawk. orinda 58. and el sobrante, 59. 57 pleasanton. 60s in ukiah and sacramento. and arcata, 52. it will be a drier day for many down to the desert southwest. unless you're towards color

s helena humphrey joins me from washington d.c. to both of you welcome let me start with you berlin says no to washington has there been any reaction from the trumpet district. not as of yet brant and i wouldn't expect there to be any swift reaction for the simple reason that it's the idea of not dignifying that no move from berlin that slap in the face with a swift response just you know writing it off as small fry because i think at the end of the day there is now the sense here in washington that the united states will go ahead with it this naval mission where the burden is on board or whether but it is not on board as we are now say seeing i think the problem for the german government may likely have been in terms of the wording the devil is in the detail i think and that request from the united states because the united states called on berlin to secure shipping in the strait of hormuz but they also called on them to combat iranian aggression were of course then germany to give into that i'm essentially they would have been co

helena. if you're heading out to outside lands this weekend looking good. temperatures in the mid 60s. so mild conditions and of course we're talking about preseason football 49ers that preseason opener taking on the cow tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. mostly clear. 77 at kickoff and we have the oakland raiders taking on the l.a. rams tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. mainly kickoff at 72. here's your 7-day forecast a little bit cooler saturday. as high pressure builds in. back to you. >>> time now is 5:21. ahead a radioactive drink. that's a first of its kind. coming up the limited supply liquor distilled in chernobyl. >> and you are looking live at the golden gate bridge. some fog covering san francisco, the north side. that's the marina right there. we'll be right back on this friday morning. visceral reaction. they finally got their asses out of there and fred caps came out and did his magic and it was wonderful. ( laughter ) >> stephen: did he have a signature trick? >> he would put a rabbitt in hat and the rabbit would -- the rabbit would disappear. and then the rabbit wou

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helena. here's a seven day forecast. temperatures cooldown and by wednesday, the coolest day out of the extended forecast, temperatures below average by the mid to end of the workweek and warming up for the weekend. >>> a driver is dead after a crash involving a bay area firetruck. why the chief says the wreck could have been worse. introducing togo's new hot chicken sandwiches. the brewpub chicken with grilled chicken, crispy smokehouse bacon, and fresh avocado. the new buffalo chicken with frank's redhot wings sauce. or the tangy barbecue chicken with chipotle mayo. the new hot chicken trio at togo's. how far would you go for a togo? >>> kpix5 is sponsored by. >>> iran is announcing that it seized another foreign oil tanker in the latest move to shore and further inflame tensions with the trump administration. the iranian media said it was intercepted last week as it was smuggling fuel to arab states. the nationalities of the ships and the crew have not been revealed. >>> two u.s. teens accused of murdering at teen --

we don't bring the distant signals into the heart of helena. it is going to the outskirts where the white areas are. so our solution as i said previously is the over the air antenna that's integrated into our set top box. >> but those over the air antennas don't work when you are in the mountains. why can those citizens not get access to local news? what's the impediment today? >> the impediment is that in certain cases the broadcaster signal technically probably can't get to those certain areas. there's probably areas within the dmas -- >> what's preventing it from going over your network? >> what's preventing it? we have explored looking into these 12 markets. as i have testified previously, they have duopolies and tri opolies. >> senator smith, would you like provide the broadcast perspective on this? >> yeah, i think there's no technological impediment any longer to at&t being able to provide this. there's plenty of competition. . you have got to support the local stations there in montana. we do that. obviously if people in helena want our

helena up there in the north bay. nap ta couna county. little slowing on highway 4, there was a brush fire along 292, but that's maintained speed. there was a crash, a fire, a big rig involved in this, some fencing, major injuries as well. silverado trail or zinfandel lane are options for those traveling north on highway 29. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive despite the fact the second traffic alert is right here by the san mateo bridge on the hayward side, eastbound, counter-commute. you will find slowing approaching the eden landing road. we'll show you the live pictures there. right here, we have this tow truck itself. a couple other vehicles there to lend help. chp and now the department of transportation has arrived to hopefully assess what damage has been done to the roadway and fentsin fencing. only one lane getting by eastbound, this does not affect those transitions getting on or off of 880. >> all right. it's 5:51. hundreds of lawyers taking part in a peaceful march in central hong kong this morning. one of many demonstra

just to be clear, we don't bring distant signals to the heart of helena, it is going to the outskirts where white areas are. our solution is the over the air and antenna -- the over the air antenna integrated into our signal box. anforte: those gi over the air antennas don't work in the mounds. why can't those citizens get access to local news? what is the impediment today? >> in certain cases the broadcaster signal can't get into those areas. there are probably areas within your -- representative gianforte: what is preventing it from going over your network? >> these networks are rife with dual diopter lease -- with doo-wop police and -- with doo-wouopolies. we see what prices are extracted in the retransmission regime. there is no technological impediment any longer to at&t being able to provide this. there is plenty of competition. you have to support local stations there in montana. we do that. if people in helena want our stuff directly, that is supported by advertising revenues, they just put up the digital antenna. but the way you make sure at&t does not provide it over their s

helena for now, thank you very much.ait for gcse exam results is over this morning for more than 700,000 teenagers in england, wales and northern ireland. there has been a slight increase in the gcse pass rate and the percentage of top grades this year, despite concerns about the difficulty of exams. the pass rate edged up to 67.3% in england, wales and northern ireland — up 0.4 percentage points on last year. the percentage of papers given a top grade — seven or a and above — rose 0.3 percentage points to 20.8% on 2018. a new numerical grading system and tougher exams have been introduced in england. in wales many gcses are still graded a* to g. and in northern ireland, pupils there receive grades in both formats — a mix of numbers and letters depending on the exam board. frankie mccamley is at a school in shropshire for us. despiteful we have been hearing about these harder exams, it seems pupils are doing better than ever. we do seem to have an increase in some of those top grades which some pupils have been pleased a

helena. wednesday the ocean breeze goes away and we warm up about 7 degrees. that brings us back to the mid- 70s. inland upper 80s low 90s. we will level off and be above average every day from wednesday through next monday. with 80s and 90s inland. 70s near the bay and 60s along the coastline. that is your kpix5 forecast. >>> wildfires that hit the north bay the past two years destroyed homes and property. and were deathly. >> with the raging winds warping flames, any people simply couldn't get out in time. others who were elderly or disabled became trapped in their homes. because the power went out and they couldn't get the garage doors open. something that simple, used the car to escape. >> i was never going to out run a fire. >> the state has stepped in, in an effort to save lives and help people escape the coming danger of wildfires. but the solution, comes with a cost and a new law. it's catching some homeowners off guard. watch our original report, fire ready garages. the between t on the new the trump administration and planned parenthood over the batt

in the north bay in the saint helena area, highway 29 at zinfandel lane is closed in both directions. no estimated time of reopening this one either. they're recommending silverado trail as an alternate at this point. we're also checking out the ride on northbound 880, the middle bar there. the drive time has improved from 238 to the maze. it's 13 minutes. there was earlier road work this morning. that was causing ten-minute when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> i'm watching the high fire danger, red flag warning north and east of mt. schat sta until 9:00 this evening. as far as the rest of the evening goes, not quite as warm in sacramento, the sea breeze also reaching that area. 102 fresno, 106 palm springs. most sunshine around l.a. at 81. tahoe there's a slight chance of a thunderstorm today. but that will be gone by friday. look at that 72. saturday 67, 75 sunday. that's not even close to average which is 82. our hottest days in tahoe are just about behind

oakland, only 71 with morning clouds and a high of 82 tomorrow in san helena. the wind goes away on sunday. the low is gone by monday. we're back to the 90s. 90s inland, 70s near the bay for the first half of next week. that's your forecast. >>> up next, we'll show you the new time magazine cover on mass shootings created by a bay area artist. >> plus why the mother of the suspected gunman in the el paso rampage called police weeks before the attack. >> also ahead, what one bay area mayor is doing with the american flag to protest against congress in the face of mass shootings. >> and the deadly stabbing spree rocking two california cities tonight. what we're learning about the suspect's early release from prison. here's your buick sir. actually, that's my buick. your buick doesn't have a roof rack! this is my buick. how are we gonna fit in your mom's buick? easy. i like that new buick. -me too. i was actually talking about that buick. i knew that. -did you? buick's fresh new lineup is full of surprises. current eligible non-gm owners and lessees get 20% below

helena. >>> good morning here at 4:54 i'm keeping an eye on your bridges this morning.take a look at the san mateo bridge. there is a wind advisory in effect. you might get knocked around. in the meantime the westbound commute direction doesn't look too bad as you're headed towards the peninsula and eastbound looks good to go. >>> the giants were coming off an ugly sweep to the nationals and the magic of july seemed a distant memory. you saw it last night. took a no-hitter into the 6th and no runs in 7 innings. and with a little help from his friends. but bomb guardner needed some offense. deep into the san francisco night. he's a rookie with 11 home runs. you know what else who's a rookie with 11 home runs way back in 1961. giants win 5-0. they are back within three games of the wild card. nfl 49ers rookie defensive end a high ankle sprain in practice two days ago. the 49ers are now hopeful he can make his debut in week one. that's a reach. three games at ohio state last year earning him the reputation of being injury-prone. >> everyone acts like he's a guy who's going

helena, 90, and a little bit warmer on friday, warmer still on saturday and sunday, but still pretty temperate. 70s near the bay, 60s on the coast, low 90s inland and cool back toward average by the middle of next week. so we have the goldilocks forecast, not too hot, not too cold, it's just right. >>> an old steel foundry in berkeley declares and grabs the interest in, but it leaves a toxic mess behind. >> before it's cleaned up, the city issues a license for the computer recycling company to move in and not operating.>> our greatest fear is that one of us gets sick as a result of the toxins on site. >> did the city have a duty to warn about a potentially toxic workplace? that's tomorrow night right here onthe kpix 5 news at 7. >>> coming up, the country that could now hold the key to lower prescription drug prices here in the u.s. >>> also another blockbuster bay area real estate deal. the san francisco landmark that has a new owner. >>> plus, how you can sleep next to your favorite seek creature in the monterey bay aquarium, and it's no kids allowed. or cool them down with butterm

helena, arkansas, cover int, mississippi. the sea islands in south carolina. mitchelville on hilton head island. there's a number, and it's all kind of happened in the last decade. it's been very recent. it's also been very local. it's kind of started locally even from some descendents and now we're beginning to see the park service recognizing and helping make this permanent. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. thank you. [ applause ] >> this is a special edition of american history tv. a sample of the compelling history programs that air every weekend on american history tv. like lectures in history, american artifacts, real america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency, and special event coverage about our nation's history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on c-span3. >>> here's a look at our prime time schedule on the c-span networks. starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, remarks from house ov oversight and reform committee chair on prescription drug prices and his recent conflict with president trump over tweets about baltimore. c-

helena 85. ukiah 88. warm-up a few degrees. pretty pleasant mainly in the 80s throughout 90 inland. low 70s and of the bay. through the holiday weekend. riddle 60s at the beach. we cool down further heading toward the middle of next week into september. >>> a teenager activist sales across the atlantic to take a stand. the journey that is who captivated people across the globe. tomorrow the 49ers preseason finale against the chargers.>>> live coverage from levi stadium starting in our 5 pm newscast. followed by the cbs evening news at 5:30 pm. an hour of kpix news live from levi at 6 pm. kickoff is at 7 pm followed by the fifth quarter at 10 pm. >>> >>> cooking over an open fire is a normal thing for 3 billion people worldwide. >>> two teenagers are hoping to bring some old cooking technology back to help those globally as well as elderly in the bay area. jefferson award winners show their cooking skills and a great desire to improve the lives of others. >> reporter: >> gas at the community center enjoying a very special meal. they prepare a dish using ingredients sourced from the s

cuando se trata de aromas, el lema de helena es "cuanto mas mejor" y cuando probó el nuevo detergentee nuestro sistema solar y claro que en este aÑo ha encontrado lo que podrÍamos llamar mundos extraÑo, vamos preguntarle a cientifica de la nasa. >>> buenas tardes ¿cÓmo estÁs?. >>> hola buenas tardes. >>> quÉ emocionante tu trabajo te querÍa decir antes que nada y que nos contaras lo interesante que han descubierto hasta ahora? >>> bueno hasta ahora ha estado observando el hemisferio sur y ahora va a observar el hemos fep rÍo norte en el primer aÑo ha encontrado 900 candidatos a xoplanetas estamos interesados en encontrar planetas que son similares a nuestro propio planeta. y sistemas solares similares al nuestro de hecho ayer se publicaron unos resultados en el que hemos encontrado un planeta que el doble del tamaÑo de la tierra que se encuentra a la constelaciÓn que estÁ prÓxima acerca y este planeta se encuentra en la zona habitable. >>> guau!. >>> y entonces hay esperanza. >>> tÚ cÓmo cientifica como te sientes cuando descubres esto? >>> bueno es increÍble. de hecho lo que nosotros

helena. ukiah 94 degrees. cooldown every day. cooler tuesday and wednesday. thursday friday and saturday by the weekend nobody is hitting 80. cloutier in the morning for all of us. temperatures will rebound early next week. plan on a cooler than average week. >>> a new tool for your next yosemite trip. the app that will help you make the most out of your visit. >>> introducing togo's new hot chicken sandwiches. the brewpub chicken with grilled chicken, crispy smokehouse bacon, and fresh avocado. the new buffalo chicken with frank's redhot wings sauce. or the tangy barbecue chicken with chipotle mayo. the new hot chicken trio at togo's. how far would you go for a togo? >>> is high school student today's students rising above scholar focused on his education as a way to secure his future. >>> butler is making educational opportunity for others. his new priority. >> reporter: it is a sweet uni reunion with friends and family for oakland native dalvin butler. in his hometown after spending the last seven years. teaching high school in hawaii. >>> is an educator w

helena. your extended for or your extended forecast, to upper 60s near the bay, and we will cool off early next week and keep the sunshine, every afternoon for the next seven days. that is kpix5 forecast. >>> new at 6:00 come away the bay area's rainy winter is now leaving fire crews to contend with a tinderbox. plus the aftermath of a hard landing caught on camera. plus troubling findings shown the majority of workers in the state have no safety net. we look at what is fueling that trend. >>> the growing popularity of beards, especially among millennials, is putting a big dent in the bottom line for makers of men's shaving products. the impact is in the billions of dollars. tom wade on what is driving the trend among beard wearers. >> it is big business and la, and as it turns out, it is cutting into corporate profits one close shave at a time. >> probably like-minded up and clean the bottom, but other than that, not touching my beard. >> he was just one a packed barbershop here at gray matt

helena. the seven-day forecast, triple digit heat inland wednesday and for thursday, slowly cooling down through the end of the week, especially by the weekend with daytime highs at or just below average by saturday and sunday. >>> thank you so much but the first day of school in san mateo, we will get to that drive time prediction in a moment. the overall big picture, mostly great out there, green, if you will. zooming in, let's go to a stall on westbound 90. at hillsdale boulevard, i'm zooming in because san mateo is back to school today. no problems for any of you hitting the roadways this early, very early for back-to- school but if that's the case, good luck and have a great day. the altamont pass, slow going out of the tracy triangle, 32 miles-an-hour westbound and when you get halfway toward livermore, good and back to regular running speed all the way to the dublin interchange. no slowing on 680 or 84, good news for those going south. the drivetime is now in the yellow with a 30 minut

catherine morgan and her daughter helena were due to fly back to britain, but their flight was cancelledwe flew in from taipei this morning, and it was fine, until we got to arrivals and there was a mass protest and everything closed down. the crowds had built up during the day, as more people poured into the terminal to protest at police brutality over the weekend. this incident in particular, where demonstrators were cornered, beaten and shot at with pepper guns at the top of an underground escalator, has shocked hong kong. at a press conference, localjournalists held up pictures of the injured, demanding better answers from the city's police chiefs. this is now a beleaguered force, detested by many hong kongers over its handling of the unrest. so, would china intervene to reinforce them? that would be a dramatic and dangerous step. the language from beijing, though, has hardened, describing the protests as terrorism. and the airport closure will doubtless be depicted by china as yet more unacceptable damage to hong kong's economy. the rumours have been swirling that the police are act

among some of the towns included inisanger in the bay area, yunkville, saint helena, sausalito and fairfax. researchers say the study comes in the wake of the deadly campfire in butte county. >>> president trump said that he is willing to meet with iran any time in the next couple of weeks in fact. scott mcgrew is monitoring the latest from the g7. >> reporter: good morning. president trump reiterated woe be up for the meeting with the leaders of iran and has said before and repeated iran must not be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon. he also repealed his call to allow russia back into the g7 once again making it the g 8. president trump is wrapping up leaders -- meetings with leader of france, germany and the other six countries that make up the current g7. the meeting in france had much less drama than last year. the president made news as he always does but f left controversy this year and a press conference a short time ago mr. trump repeated the claim china was ready to meet to solve the trade war. >> so when you say do you think they want to, maybe they want to and maybe they don't.

helena, 93. >>> good news for those traveling up the peninsula on 101 pair that sig alert and trafficis now canceled with all lanes back open and that oil is out of the way. it went from zero to 68 miles- an-hour and just a matter of a few minutes. we have to clear that hazard information and for the most part, looking good on the peninsula with no problems to report. >>> alex dickerson will be off the injured list on saturday but not soon enough for the giants offense gone a wall and the only thing popping at oracle last night was the popcorn. suzuki looking for a two run double. superman without the cape. the game was scoreless and fell apart in the fifth with a box run, 2-0 washington and later, this is what you call a can of corn but pilar lost the ball in the twilight nine and the ball dropped with another one scoring and its 3-0, a weird night last night. ninth inning, buster trying to get the final out at second with a double steal. anthony rendon took home a play on the throne the giants lose 4- 0, now one game under 500 and 3.5 back in the wild cards. after a red-hot to live,

.| spoke to helena varkkeym senior lecturer at the department of international and strategic studiesage the fires have caused. the level of pollution is quite bad but not as bad as 2015. it has rained so riau has cleared up. malaysia, we have seen quite bad levels but still under control. under control but still a terrible thing that is a recurring and happens over the course of many yea rs. happens over the course of many years. why hasn't the problem of intergovernmental meetings, we have had lots of them, why hasn't the problem of tackling this been fixed? mainly it is very much to do with how much indonesia can do from their side. there is only so much they can decide any meetings. indonesia decides what kind of help and preventative measures take place before we get assistance inside the moment indonesia is handling it internally and they have been doing it, this has been the trend for the past few years, so hoping they can be more cooperation to come. you have studied this for many years. how would you assess indonesia's handling of the situation? are they doing enough to try t

catherine morgan and her daughter helena were due to fly back to britain, but their flight was cancelledwe flew in from taipei this morning, and it was fine until we got to arrivals and there was a mass protest and everything closed down. the crowds had built up during the day as more people poured into the terminal to protest at police brutality over the weekend. this incident in particular, where demonstrators were cornered, beaten and shot at with pepper guns at the top of an underground escalator, has shocked hong kong. at a press conference, local journalists held up pictures of the injured, demanding better answers from the city's police chiefs. this is now a beleaguered force, detested by many hong kongers over its handling of the unrest. so, would china intervene to reinforce them? that would be a dramatic and dangerous step. the language from beijing, though, has hardened, describing the protests as "terrorism". and the airport closure will doubtless be depicted by china as yet more unacceptable damage to hong kong's economy. the rumours have been swirling that the police are ac

catherine morgan and her daughter helena were due to fly back to britain but their flight due to fly backfrom taipei this morning and it was fine until we got to arrivals and there was a mass protest and everything closed down. there was a mass protest and everything closed downlj there was a mass protest and everything closed down. i have got my a—level results on thursday, so i am hoping! my a—level results on thursday, so i am hoping i get back for them and we are not on a flight. the crowds had built up during the day as more people poured into the terminal to protest at police brutality over the weekend. this incident in particular, where demonstrators were cornered, beaten and shot at with pepper guns at the top of an underground escalator has shocked hong kong. at a press conference local journalists held up hong kong. at a press conference localjournalists held up pictures of the injured, demanding better a nswe rs of the injured, demanding better answers from the city's police chiefs. this is now a beleaguered force, detested by many people in hong kong over its handling of the u

let's get more from our political correspondent helena wilkinson.gests that this is part of an election campaign, is she right? well, it certainly adds to the speculation. this follows through from what boris johnson said he would set out to do as soon as he got into no 10, that he would be tough on crime. he's made these bold promises over the last couple of days, using pretty tough language, saying that dangerous criminals need to be taken off the streets, that the punishment must fit the crime. but there have been some serious questions from those within the criminaljustice system about whether these measures will actually work, whether they are needed, and where is the evidence? but also, the timing of all of this. this announcement, the announcement on the nhs spending, the number of police officers, why now? well, it all adds to speculation that no 10 is planning for an early election in the autumn. downing street absolutely say, this is not the case, we're not planning for an early election. the other point to note is that borisjohnson has ye

helena wilkinson at westminster. the headlines on bbc news...e takeover of british steel has been reached with turkey‘s military pension fund. a man from surrey admits trying to murder a bulgarian teenager in what‘s being described as a far right terrorist incident. we will start at lord‘s. england are hoping for a big morning with the ball against australia — before some forecasted rain comes in. they were bowled out for 258 yesterday in a tough first innings — stuart broad took the big wicket of david warner late on and now this morning, they‘re trying to keep up the momentum. a lot of focus on fast bowler jofra archer on his test debut, and he has his first test wicket now, sending cameron bancroft on his way. so when steve smith arrives at the crease you think the real test gets underway. chris woakes joined the party — a second wicket within three balls. usman khawaja gone. australia currently 71—3. you can follow all the action across various bbc outlets. rangers and wolves are both one match away from reaching the group stage of the europ

today, susie, caroline, helena, and ann. this is where we are spending our vacation. thank you for having us. i want to say a few words by way of introduction. i'm happy to open it up for any comments or questions or criticisms anyone has awes -- has on any topic before i was in the senate, i had not really been in politics. i was the school superintendent. they large urban school district in america where most of the kids live in poverty. what i learned about the kids there was that may have exactly the same dreams that i had as a kid. their parents have exactly the same dreams for them that my parents had for me. and that susan and i have for our three daughters. they face enormous challenges like school kids all over this country when they are living in a time when we have got the worst income inequality we have had in 100 years, and an education system that is reinforcing the income inequality rather than liberating people from it. there is a reason for that, which is the best predictor of the quality of your education is the amount of money your parents make. i t

from the montana historical society in helena, this is about an hour and a half. >> it is my pleasure to introduce our speaker, marc c. johnson, the author