families and those who were different groups in hillsboro not just the justice campaign but hillsboro families who came together and the work that was done has been -- as i said obviously today will be a day of mixed emotions for them. i welcome the fact that charging, the right honorable gentleman asked me in relation to dreadful tower, if i may, a number of aspects we all know and unimaginable tragedy this was, our thoughts continue to be with all those affected by it. 120 tower blocks across the country and 37 local authority areas that failed the combustibility test. given the failure rate we are clear with local authorities, and test results getting on with the fire safety check and are doing so. and will support them in doing that. the secretary of state community secretary set up independent advisory panel, and the measures we need to take which is meeting, on the housing offer, 282 temporary problems have been identified, 132,000 had their needs assessed, 65 offers of temporary accommodation have been made to families. the payment from the funds, discretionary funds, those pay

the prime minister herself commission bishop james jones to report on the experience of the hillsboro families. given the painful evidence before us that parts of the state still don't know how to treat bereaved families are the survivors of catastrophe, will she not give me the date when she will publish bishop jones report? >> i haven't myself yet seen the full report from unable to give a date when i will publish it but she raises a very important point. the reason why i asked bishop james jones undertake this work was precise because i was concerned about the way which the bereaved families at hillsboro happen treated over far too many years, and obviously we have seen the result of the crown prosecution service decision last week or this is why we are committed in the green speech to introduce an independent outlook -- to act on behalf of bereaved families in cases of public disaster because i think it is important that they are able to have the support alongside the because too many families just have come as was seen in hillsboro, have to over many years fight to get justice. i

the prime minister herself commission bishop james jones to report on the experience of the hillsboro families. given the painful evidence before us that parts of thestate -- the state still don't know how to treat bereaved families are the survivors of catastrophe, will she not give me the date whenshe will publish bishop jones' report? >> i haven't myself yet seen the full report and am unable to give a date when i will publish it but she raises a very important point. the reason why i asked bishop james jones undertake this work was precise because i was concerned about the way which the bereaved families at hillsboro happen treated over far too many years, and obviously we have seen the result of the crown prosecution service decision last week or this is why we are committed in the green speech to introduce an independent outlook -- to act on behalf of bereaved families in cases of public disaster because i think it is important that they are able to have the support alongside the because too many families just have come as was seen in hillsboro, have to over many years fight to

too many families as we have seen in hillsboro, have to fight to get justice. i want to ensure they have help and support in doing it. >> given the government's record in increasing fuel duty, will she resist siren calls to raise the treaty because they hurt the lowest paid the most? will she also do whatever she can to make sure the price is properly projected at the pump so we had equipment that works for every motorist? friendmmend my honorable who has been championing this issue for all the years he has been in the house and the work he has done as a great campaigner has been recognized. i am pleased we've been able to do what we have done in holding down the issue on field duty. me down a pathpt that i will not down. >> order. you been watching prime ministers questions at the house of commons. it's like every wednesday at 7:00 eastern on c-span two. it airs again sunday night at 9:00 on c-span. you can much anytime online at the span.org. -- c-span.org. >> back in the u.s., defense secretary james mattis met with his british counterpart. secretary mattis

san rafuel 41. 51 wood side. 52 hills hillsboro and pacifica.id 50s, stanford and brentwood -- out toward san mateo. a few high clouds south, but no impact on us until the weekend when those might filter in today. it's a fog bank. 60s, 70s, 80s to 90s if you're [indiscernible]. 6:31, sal. >>> and we do have a couple of things, steve, i want to get to right now on the east bay. we're going to start with the commute out of danville and san ramon. 680 between sycamore and crow canyon, there's a crash and i think that i can -- i think that should come up on my maps. there we go. southbound 680, you'll see traffic is going to be slow coming out of this area here. and heading down to damnville and san ramon. most of the slow traffic is through danville and hopefully they'll get this crash out of the lanes soon. we have slow traffic. and slow traffic heading through pleasant ton. we look at highway 4 if you're driving through bridgeport -- this is highway 24 nearby. it's moderately heavy on the way passed the bart station on the way to the tunnel. noth

. >> reporter: it is not just hillsboro.d at $1 million on the rides because of a boom in silicon valley buyers. clients are also younger. >> sonoma is more private. while everybody traditionally is going to napa to buy a vacation home, they want to go where it is more private. >> reporter: today the median price is $625,000. within the county, the city of sonoma and santa rosa the largest pricey sales in the last couple years. take this 44 acre estate in santa rosa complete with a pool, vineyard, six bathrooms, a 30 stall horse facility and a private lake. it is listed at $3.5 million. >> there have not been a lot of homes built lately so inventory levels are low and $1 million does not buy you much here. >> reporter: he says 80% of his buyers come from outside the county and all of those half from the bay area. some are buying because it is still cheaper than living in san francisco. others are testing in a second home. >> i thought that maybe we would reach another plateau but in the last six months it is still going. >>

hillsboro, and 52 in -- winds are sleeping and that's okay. you're allowed. tropical storm eugene moving north but that's heading up toward southern california and arizona. 22 gust. almost 30. that's our dell ta breeze. all the -- the main weather is to the south of us. quiet toward truck. the fog will play. it's ramping up big time and we're not even at the 6:00 hour. 60s, 70s, and 80s and if you're inland, there's 90s. it's 4:01. here's the man with the plan with the traffic. sal sal. >> we're off to a good start. if you're driving to tracy, let's say the traffic is going to be nice on 580 as you drive through the altamont pass and 205. if you're getting up early, that's what you expect. i'm getting up early for a reason. so traffic can be light. no disappointment as you drive through traffic. traffic looks good on interstate 880 and southbound and looking at the bay bridge, it is light. at 4:02. let's go back it the december sk. >> sal. >>> a san francisco police officer was hurt last night during a confrontation in delores park between skateboarders and p

hillsboro wins, thanks to that guy, 6-5.women's soccer, the washington spirit and orlando pride finish in a 2-2 tie. kimberly: the smile on his face when he made those catches was like the little boy coming up. kimberly: a very special story time today for children and northwest d.c. washington national center fielder adam eaton read them a copy of "the kid from diamond araight," a true story about 10-year-old girl who made a professional men's baseball team -- "the kid from diamond street." you know all the boys and there were like, really? green bay animal control work to get some ducklings out of a storm drain. they went into a smaller drain, making it more difficult to get out. all the ducklings made it out safely, although animal control unite them with the babies because she was super freaked out. must-see video from the national zoo, a video showing bei bei's many tumbles as he learns to be a tree climbing giant panda. the zoo says don't worry, it's all part of life for a panda cub. i'm glad they said don't worry. bri

inmates illustrate the problem of walking the thin line of parole better than one we met at the hillsboro county jail in tampa, florida. his name is vilester jones. >> when we first entered one of the jail's open dorm housing units we noticed a guy, somewhat intimidating, very large, working out on the yard. at the same time, one of the inmates was telling us that we needed to interview their jail's resident poet. and it actually turned out to be the same guy. >> lock them up, throw away the key. prisons are being built faster and further than the eye can see. they're being constructed to house you, and me and all our families. there's nothing more than modern-day slavery. lock them up, throw away the key. home of the brave, land of the free, while millions of americans locked up in the penitentiary. if you're so brave and you're so wild, why can't you relate to the juveniles. fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, children, cousins, in-law friends, wake up you sleeping fools, you're headed for the pen. then it would be too late. everyone will see that they have safely locked us up anthre a

. >>> at the tnt firework stand in hillsboro. >> we're having a lot of fun. >> they have been busy.a happy fourth. >> selling everything from pop it toss purple reign. >> we love meeting up with people that we see year after year. >> reporter: but the name of the game is being safe this holiday. >> you don't want anyone to get hurt. be respectful of your neighbors and be sure light your firework at residential hours. >> reporter: similar message is being echoed at the bonnie heys animal shelter just down the road. >> our goal is to get people and their pets back together and we know this is a time of year that pets become terrified. >> reporter: folks here say they are expecting to be busy this fourth of july. so what should you do if your pet does go missing? folks at bonnie heys says to check with animal shelters across the metro area. it sounds like no brainer but talk with your neighbors. and search community loft and found pages on social mode ya. >> do like a loft and found search on facebook and you will see animals there that nice people are taking care of and trying to get

if you like cars, maybe head to the hillsboro elegance.an also enjoy samples from 34 breweries in san raf ark el. or maybe spend a day at the taste of napa. over 70 local wineries, a beer garden, and local arty sans. in sports, a's, quakes, and deltas are at home, giants are on the road. >>> it will be warming up this weekend. it warmed up a bit the last couple of days. was arizona we go into the weekend, it will really heat one triple digits possible. tomorrow, these inland valleys go to 94 in antioch. the heat will come from the southwest. it will move in this way as it did that last heat wave. it looks like a 2 day event, but it's enough that the national weather service has issued a heat advisory for the east bay hills on both saturday and sunday. up in the mountains, it will be pretty nice here. there were some thundershowers further to the south. you can see all of that moisture streaming into the desert southwest. for us, just fog on the coast. high pressure building, temperatures on the increase. it's 66 in fairfield, 71 in concord

. >>> new at 6:00, a trial date is set in january for a hillsboro woman accused of arranging the murder of her ex-boyfriend. she was in court today along with the other two defendants. all three suspects are charged in the murder of lee's children keith green. she remains free on bail. she is believed to have had green killed out of fear of losing a custody battle. >>> we're getting a first look at a man accused of stealing a car with a child inside. i dropped o he dropped off the baby at a park. a witness says she recognized gutierrez, he left the child with her and broke into a van and stole a scooter before driving away. the good news, the baby is okay and back with his family where he belongs. >>> robbers shattered a piece of walnut creek today, breaking into a house before 9:00 a.m. the child was home with its parents. >> reporter: police in walnut creek say this type of crime is especially rare here. they're now vetting if this family may have been targeted. walnut creek police say just before 9:00 this morning, two suspects entered a home on the 2800 block of oak grove as the chi

. >>> new at 6:00, a trial date is set in january for a hillsboro woman accused of arranging the murder of her ex-boyfriend. she was in court today along with the other two defendants. all three suspects are charged in the murder of lee's children keith green. she remains free on bail. she is believed to have had green killed out of fear of losing a custody battle. >>> we're getting a first look at a man accused of stealing a car with a child inside. i dropped o he dropped off the baby at a park. a witness says she recognized gutierrez, he left the child with her and broke into a van and stole a scooter before driving away. the good news, the baby is okay and back with his family where he belongs. >>> robbers shattered a piece of walnut creek today, breaking into a house before 9:00 a.m. the child was home with its parents. >> reporter: police in walnut creek say this type of crime is especially rare here. they're now vetting if this family may have been targeted. walnut creek police say just before 9:00 this morning, two suspects entered a home on the 2800 block of oak grove as the chi

so is hillsboro. and pacifica at 52. mid 50s around sanford and san mateo.og is doing a lot this morning, so 60s and 70s. 5:31. this is when things get busy. how about the bay bridge. you want to take a look at that, sal. >> we're going to look at the bridges steve. good morning, let's start off with solina county. we found stop and go -- let's look in solano county, it's stop and go. we're also looking at the richmond bridge approach. you can see traffic is light. so if you're trying to get into marine county out of richmond, it's not a bad commute. this is a look at the east shore freeway between the car keen us in bridge taking less than 20 minutes or so. when you get to the bay bridge, meteor lights have been turned on and there's a delay. 53, let's go -- it's 5:32. let's get back to the desk. >>> there was -- alley is here to explain what we know. >>reporter: one officer and two skaters went to the hospital. they have non life-threatening injuries. there are hundreds of skaters gathered here near dolores park yesterday around 7:00 in the evening for an

the house will be aware that the prosecution service announced charging petitions and relations to hillsboro. i know from working with the families when i was home secretary this will be a day of miem

joining me now, the owner of the open ed media martyr complex, he's the editor of the hillsboro, ohioary. good to see you, gary. >> thanks for having me on. liz: now, as a newspaper editor, why did you write this opinion piece? it sounds like you're tired of the media acting like it itself is synonymous with the first amendment, as you said, when they're supposed to look up to that standard and be journalists and report on all policy choices; right? >> well, i think so. you know, there's no balance we see anymore. and, liz, i hate criticizing the media. i'm part of the media, even though we're a small part. but, you know, there's so many things to cover, and it's, like, they get ahold of a bone and just drag it out forever and ever endlessly and let's put it into perspective. i'm not someone who says russia is fake news. i don't think it's fake news. i think it's a real thing to look into. but there's still not enough facts to make it the wall-to-wall coverage that we see from so many networks and even our print colleagues. liz: that's a good point. now, you have reported out in your

the house will be aware that the prosecution service announced charging petitions and relations to hillsboroknow from working with the families when i was home secretary this will be a day of mixed emotion for them but the house will understand i cannot do anything further on matters subject to criminal prosecution. i have meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my powerhouse, such meetings later today. >> over the past month, social media -- people putting labor party posters on my home and pushing them through my letterbox and some even urinated on my office door. a

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temperatures for almost everybody. 52 nevada, santa rosa and at the airport. 51 woodside, stanford, 52 and hillsboro and pacifica a close 50, and 25 and gusts to 31 so everything is place for a holder pattern as the low clouds and fog are banked up. 50s, 60s, 70s around the bay and 80s through the interior. we had an issue in dublin earlier. >>> we have one in dublin. i am looking at it now. we also had an issue on the san mateo bridge that i've been talking about. let's start in dublin because that seems more serious and we have had a couple of crashes on the way behind it. westbound 580 at foothill, a car and truck got into a crash. the problem is the load on the truck that got into the crash became unsecured. it did not spell but they are worried about it so they have to wait to move the truck. they do not want the load to be on the freeway. we have had a bunch of crashes behind that. this whole commute from 580 -- basically from the past all the way out to the dublin interchange is just a big slowdown right now. that is going to add a lot of extra time. 580 is your commute today. you need to get