the hillsborough journey continues. judith moritz, bbc news.ch of this year's eurovision song contest has taken place in the english city of liverpool tonight. ukraine won the contest last year but can't host the event because it's too dangerous there. instead it is being staged in the uk in may. i should warn you — this report from our arts correspondent david sillito contains flashing images. live from liverpool, - it's the handover ceremony... welcome to the official launch of liverpool's eurovision moment. with a ceremonial handshake from last year's host, turin. it's going to be quite some party. cheering and applause. there are around 10,000 hotel rooms here in liverpool, but if you want one on the eurovision weekend, well, good luck. and some of the prices to rent a flat over that main weekend? you really have to love eurovision. but while some are hoping for a very lucrative weekend, the city itself is in the midst of a £73 million round of cuts. but nevertheless, it and the city region are still spending £4 million on the contest. is t

although the issue was _ related to hillsborough.the issue was raised today, - related to hillsborough. although l the issue was raised today, no date has been given for a full ministerial response. the has been given for a full ministerial resonse. ., ministerial response. the government remains absolutely _ ministerial response. the government remains absolutely committed - ministerial response. the government remains absolutely committed to - remains absolutely committed to responding to the bishop's report as soon as practicable.— responding to the bishop's report as soon as practicable. lessons learned from the hillsborough _ soon as practicable. lessons learned from the hillsborough family - soon as practicable. lessons learned| from the hillsborough family support are now used to train police officers but the fact finding isn't over. the police watchdog, the iopc, is yet to report back on its decade—long investigation into the disaster. the hillsboroughjourney disaster. the hillsborough journey continues. the time is 6:17pm. o

the hillsborough law, althou:h report. the hillsborough law, although put _ report.e hillsborough law, although put forward by - report. the hillsborough law, i although put forward by labour, report. the hillsborough law, - although put forward by labour, has cross—party support, without any question. what i want to mention as it begins with a charter for the bereaved, to establish their rights, thatis bereaved, to establish their rights, that is absolutely clear. as i said, we have been arguing that since the mid—90s. it also looks for a statutory duty of candour which will compel all public servants to tell the truth at inquiries, inquests or any otherform of the truth at inquiries, inquests or any other form of criminal investigation. it is that you guarantee the rights of the bereaved, to put them front and centre in the process —— it is fair to guarantee the rights of the bereaved. also to enable them to get independent, state funded representation throughout the process so that full participation can be agreed. financial support for the bereaved and survivors

she campaigned on behalf of the hillsborough families. from government. i has taken to hear from government. has taken to hear from covernment. , government. i remember writing, i don't know— government. i remember writing, i don't know who _ government. i remember writing, i don't know who it _ government. i remember writing, i don't know who it was _ government. i remember writing, i don't know who it was too, - i don�*t know who it was too, somebody in government, to say i hope this report does not get put on the shelf gathering dust for years like other things in the past have done. we are now into 2023. how long does it take to read a report? to come up take to read a report? to come up with yourfindings take to read a report? to come up with your findings are what you think should happen? when bisho you think should happen? when bishop james — you think should happen? when bishop james published - you think should happen? when bishop james published this - bishopjames published this report in 2017 he made 25 recommendations. just un

police apologise to the families of the 97 victims of the hillsborough disaster — promising culturala suicide bomb attack on a mosque in peshawar in pakistan — has claimed more than 90 lives a plan to allow everyone to live within 15 minutes of a green space or water is unveiled by the government and united by music — liverpool's new slogan as it prepares to host this year's eurovision song contest coming up in sport on the bbc news channel, the latest on football transfer deadline day as arsenal agree a £12 million deal with chelsea to sign italian midfielderjorginho. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there's a gloomy prediction about the state of the uk economy this year from the international monetary fund — which says it will perform worse than all other major advanced nations. and that is including russia. their assessment suggests the economy will shrink by 0.6% — that's a sharp downgrade from an earlier prediction, although they do say the uk is now �*on the right track.�* the chancellor, jeremy hunt, said the uk had outperformed many forecasts last year. here

it comes after a report into the experience of the hillsborough families.ough continues to be felt almost 3a years after the crush on the terraces that killed 97 liverpool supporters. police failures were the main cause of the disaster, but the fans were wrongly blamed and, for years, theirfamilies fought forjustice. # walk on, walk on with hope...# i in 2016, they rejoiced when freshl inquests returned verdicts of unlawful killing. the former bishop of liverpool, jamesjones, was then commissioned to write a report about the experience of the hillsborough families to ensure their pain and suffering wouldn't be repeated. the government is yet to respond. i think we have to put ourselves in the shoes of the families. this year, it will be 3a years since the tragedy. and for them to wait for so long for a response to these 25 points of learning is intolerable and adds to their pain and, i think, in some instances, even affects their own grieving. let's hope that's only the beginning of what's going to be done. margaret aspinall, whose sonjames was killed, is o

it follows on from the report into the hillsborough disaster nearly 34 years ago.of the questions to steve barclay. more of the questions to steve barcla . ., , ., ., barclay. now they have got their remit in november _ barclay. now they have got their remit in november and - barclay. now they have got their remit in november and that i barclay. now they have got their remit in november and that has| remit in november and that has happened for the last two years. their aim now, the best they can do they say is the end of april, obviously there is some backdating, maybe more if they are generous and it is accepted. could we have some acceptance from you that to get back to the september remit letter would be a good place to be? yes. to the september remit letter would be a good place to be?— be a good place to be? yes, i think the oint be a good place to be? yes, i think the point you _ be a good place to be? yes, i think the point you raised _ be a good place to be? yes, i think the point you raised is _ be a good place to be? yes, i think the point you raised is a

bishopjamesjones wrote his review about the experiences of the hillsborough families in 2017.ected to issue an apology. judith moritz reports. the horror of hillsborough continues to be felt almost 34 years after the crush on the terraces that killed 97 liverpool supporters. police failures were the main cause of the disaster, but the fans were wrongly blamed and, for years, theirfamilies fought forjustice. # walk on, walk on with hope #. in 2016, they rejoiced when fresh inquests returned verdicts of unlawful killing. the former bishop of liverpool, jamesjones, was then commissioned to write a report about the experience of the hillsborough families to ensure their pain and suffering wouldn't be repeated. the government is yet to respond. i think we have to put ourselves in the shoes of the families. this year, it will be 34 years since the tragedy. and for them to wait for so long for a response to these 25 points of learning is intolerable and adds to their pain. i think, in some instances, even affects their own grieving. let's hope that's only the beginning of what's goin

five years after a report into the treatment of the families of the hillsborough disaster, the authorriticises the government, saying it's intolerable that it still hasn't responded. ministers set out a plan to improve nature in england — but campaigners have questioned whether it goes far enough to stop the loss of wildlife. under its new plan the government says everyone will live within 15 mins walk of a green space or water. do you currently have access to nature? let me know how important this is to you on twitter @annitabbc #bbcyour questions "united in music" — the slogan for this year's eurovision contest is unveiled as the official eurovsion handover ceremony takes place today in liverpool. and coming up — on the third anniversary of brexit, we'll have a special phone in on the impact. my colleague nicky campbell will be asking what your experience has been so far, in the next half an hour. hello and welcome to bbc news. the uk economy is due to get smaller this year and do worse than other major nations, including russia — that's according to the world's most important inter

a chant linked to events at hillsborough in 1989.sun was right!" they chant. "you're murderers." manchester united fans on their way into anfield last year. the chants date back to the lie that liverpool fans were to blame for their own deaths. but the lie and the taunts have never gone away. some believe it's getting worse and action needs to be taken. something's got to be done drastically. and i have asked the fa. yes. you should fine the club heavily or deduct points. that's the only answer. but liverpool's manager wonders if fans should just ignore the abuse. by mentioning it and going against it, it's absolutely what we have to do. but it might lead to the situation that is singing next time even louder, if they want to, if they want to hurt us, and then it's about us. how much does it hurt? tragedy is always picked on, on purpose, whether it be rangers fans over the ibrox disaster, or spurs supporters over anti—semitic abuse, or here at old trafford, manchester united supporters taunted for years over the munich air disaster.

a hillsborough families.ised after almost 34 years on from the disaster. 97 football fans died as a result of a crush at a match between liverpool and nottingham forest in 1989. an inquest jury ruled in 1989. an inquest jury ruled in 2016. they unlawfully killed amid a number of police errors. lancashire police searching for a missing woman are appealing for a potential key witness to come forward. five year old nicola foley , last seen next to nicola foley, last seen next to the river wyre friday. she was walking dog. police say they are keen find a man who was walking a small white fluffy dog in the around the time nicola disappeared . he is described as disappeared. he is described as around years old and six foot tall tv online and dab+ radio this is . gb news is. welcome back, everybody. now lots you've been getting in touch with your thoughts on. the three year anniversary marking , three year anniversary marking, the uk's exit from the european collins said, i voted to leave in 2016 and would do it aga

we were telling you about some of the shock upsets early on. at hillsborough sheffield wednesday ared, josh windass putting them ahead against the premier league's third placed side, who've only lost one game this season away to liverpool. although it looked slightly offside, but there's no video assistant referee at hillsborough so no check took place. newcastle putting one back. the stop chris wood missing his chance to equalise and not looking happy about it. it is to— one at the moment. to sheffield wednesday and you can see thatis sheffield wednesday and you can see that is the full—time whistle and what a great result that is for sheffield wednesday. a good season so far and so i have newcastle. a long way from a trophy for newcastle as well, they have a league cup quarterfinal but their fa cup run is over and a famous night for those sheffield wednesday friends will stop putting out newcastle 2—1. it's live on bbc one and the bbc iplayer... one more game still to come where liverpool are plain wills and the proposed new signing gets a start. he is upfront with liverpool lookin

police chiefs and hillsborough police chiefs and hillsborough police about police chiefs apologised about hillsborough this is the hillsborough i think this is the first time they've properly apologised for the failures obviously failures obviously they not just failures on dh but look were a it on the dh but liz look were a it through through press. through the through the press. yes being fans fault yes but it being the fans fault basically. so it's nice to see an apology but there's not much because mean, we've known an apology but there's not much becauthe mean, we've known an apology but there's not much becauthe failures/e've known an apology but there's not much becauthe failures fore known an apology but there's not much becauthe failures fore longn about the failures for a long time yeah. yeah quite time now. yeah. yeah quite a while to get around to while them to get around to actually making that clear. yeah it's well how been like it's been well how it been like for or some 35 for three years or some 35 years. it's crazy but yeah nothing really you can years. it's crazy

in tampa, a child walking to school alerted hillsborough county authorities to a dog trapped on a floatingetation in a pond. crews set up a rope system lowering in one firefighter. they pulled the dog to safety authorities named him gil, and they think he's a stray. he'll be put up for adoption. if an owner does not come forward, please somebody adopt gil. he is so cute. that smiletoo. okay coming up the deepening mystery at the dallas zoo, two missing monkeys, a leopard getting loose and now a dead vulture what investigators are saying and later why a 14 year old boy has slept more than 1000 nights in a row outside. you're watching world news now. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. narrator: how prepared is your family... ...if a hur

utterly return from hillsborough utterly traumatised , you know.traumatised, you know. and then within days obviously certain newspapers were blaming the supporters rather than what we knew to be the truth. so all of that happened . then i go back to that happened. then i go back to cambridge, my summer to and literally it was like it hadn't happened or the extent they happened or to the extent they commented on it, they would parrot the line it those parrot the line that it those supporters must have and parrot the line that it those stas�*ters must have and parrot the line that it those stas like must have and parrot the line that it those stas like thatt have and parrot the line that it those stas like that experience and parrot the line that it those stas like that experience goryi it was like that experience gory i guess has been defining for me throughout my life and is also true in westminster . true of my time in westminster. i kind of always felt like kind of an outsider in cambridge, an outsider in westminster to a significant degree , tr

utterly return from hillsborough utterly traumatised , you know.n traumatised, you know. and then within days obviously certain newspapers were blaming the supporters rather than what we knew to be the truth. so all of that happened . then i go back to that happened. then i go back to cambridge, my summer to and literally it was like it hadn't happened or the extent they happened or to the extent they commented on it, they would parrot the that it those parrot the line that it those supporters must been. supporters must have been. and it like that experience gory it was like that experience gory i has been defining for me i guess has been defining for me throughout life and is also throughout my life and is also true in westminster . true of my time in westminster. i kind of always felt like kind of an outsider in cambridge, an outsider in westminster to a significant degree , trying to significant degree, trying to understand how that world could help the world. i really was from and cared about and always finding it hard to relate, relate one one

police chiefs have hillsborough.ge 34 years on from the disaster. 97 football fans died as a result of the crush at match between liverpool and nottingham forest on april the 15th, in 1989. an inquest jury ruled in 2016 that they were unlawfully killed and a number of police errors. they were unlawfully killed and a number of police errors . a a number of police errors. a £10,000 reward is being offered in the for constance martin anthony paul baby. police the 35 year old asleep rough along with her child and part mark gordon who was a convicted sex offender. the family last seen in east sussex on january the eighth. two men have been charged with the murder. a woman who was shot in her back garden last august . eight year old last august. eight year old ashley dale , was found with ashley dale, was found with a gunshot wound . her home in old gunshot wound. her home in old swan in liverpool . 40 year old swan in liverpool. 40 year old james whitton and 28 year old joseph pearce are also charged with possession of a

the father of her two daughter, keith green, in october to have 2015, and moved him out of her hillsboroughansion, seen here on video taken by the dishesms started dating a man she described as green's marijuana dealer and moved him into the mansion just a month after green left. tensions were building between tiffany, her ex and her new boyfriend as heard on recordings that became evidence in the murder case. >> he wants cop him killed. >> he said that, if i ask keith he'll say yes. >> we'll send you recordings. >> tiffany lee with kavi, argues with keith green's friend jasmine. >> in front of you i'm asking him. did you say you'll have kav killed? ok. but why? why? >> keith green complained kavi bayat was interfering h his relationship with his kids. this shows kavi calling one of them his daughter. >> my daughter doing her doughnuts. >> by april 25, 2016, things seemed to have called down. keith green called tiffany lee to say he's moving to ohio where his grandmother has hental property because he couldn't make ends meet in the bay area while finishing culinary school. >> it sucks. i do

a chant linked to events at hillsborough in 1989.sreel: on the fringe of a munich airport lies the wreckage _ of an airliner still smoldering from a crash in which 21 people were killed. in that plane were a group of young men who were almost the personal friends of millions. manchester united. no class, mate! liverpool fans chanting "munich" at old trafford four years ago. it�*s notjust on the terraces. some of the strongest abuse is directed online. it�*s disgraceful. i mean, i�*ve been threatened to be raped. lou brooks�*s brother andrew was one of the 97 who were killed at hillsborough, and she�*s fought to protect their reputation ever since. she complained to the police when she saw this t—shirt, the photograph had gone viral. it was worn by this man, paul grange, who was taken to court and fined £600. banter, isn�*t that? not when you�*re using dead people to try and score points. you know, it�*s not banter and i�*m not putting up with it. you know, i�*m hopefully about to take the third troll to court and potentially a fourth

and he experienced a bit of leaky pen frustration as he signed the visitors�* book at hillsborough castleo wales before his mother's funeral, with a lengthy walkabout at cardiff castle. the king's sons were also visible during this period of royal mourning. the new prince and princess of wales visited the sandringham estate in norfolk to view tributes and thank staff and local people, many of whom had met the queen. i love that he has his guardsman t—shirt on. and a paddington as well. i think paddington might have knocked the corgi off the top spot. but it was perhaps a surprise family visit in windsor that drew the most attention. two days after the queen died, two years after the duke and duchess of sussex left the uk, harry, meghan, william and catherine put their differences aside to see tributes left at windsor castle. maybe not a reconciliation, but a show of unity that many seemed pleased to see. the days of public mourning culminated here at westminster abbey, where one of the biggest gatherings ever seen in the uk of kings and queens, prime ministers and presidents, came for the

they're watching the rain pick up in their neighborhood right now in hillsborough, but not only theret across the bay. that rain continuing to move on through into oakland and alameda. some rain dropping into stanley and ruth pockets of moderate amounts of rainfall there as well in the lafayette to and stretching in across the east bay. so there's a long way to go with this storm system. even though the main cold front has moved through. now we've got all unstable air on the backside. you see the thunderstorms begin to be picked up here. and so that's are going to rotate in as we head through the night tonight and tomorrow, probably through the end of the afternoon, too. so there's a long way to go between the storms. you know, things may settle down for a while, a chance for more. a very stormy weather throughout the night tonight. and a good part of tomorrow to winds still gusting. you've got 38 mile an hour gust in the richmond. 39 in daly city. how about 44 near beach? it's just been ripping across parts of the north bay in the peninsula, especially some of the gusts i looked at r

a chant linked to events at hillsborough in 1989.s. you should fine the club heavily or deduct points. that's the only answer. in a statement, the fa says... but liverpool's manager wonders if fans should just ignore the abuse. by mentioning it and going against it, it's absolutely what we have to do. but it might lead to the situation that is singing next time even louder, if they want to, if they want to hurt us, and then it's about us. how much does it hurt? tragedy is always picked on, on purpose, whether it be rangers fans over the ibrox disaster, or spurs supporters over anti—semitic abuse, or here at old trafford, manchester united supporters taunted for years over the munich air disaster. newsreel: on the fringe of a munich airport lies i the wreckage of an airliner... the plane crash as manchester united were on the way home from a european game killed 23 people. it was the club's darkest day. liverpool fans chanting "munich" at old trafford four years ago. it's notjust on the terraces. some of the strongest abuse is directe

a chant linked to events at hillsborough in 1989.ant is the lie that liverpool fans were to blame for their own deaths. i can't stress enough the serious nature of what's happened at hillsborough today. we have unfortunately witnessed a tragedy. even though a court in 2016 found they were not at fault and those who died were unlawfully killed, the taunts have never gone away. something's got to be done drastically. and i have asked the fa. yes. you should fine the club heavily or deduct points. that's the only answer. in a statement, the fa says, but liverpool's manager wonders if fans should just ignore the abuse. by mentioning it and going against it, it's absolutely what we have to do. but it might lead to the situation that is singing next time even louder, if they want to, if they want to hurt us, and then it's about us. how much does it hurt? tragedy is always picked on, on purpose, whether it be rangers fans over the ibrox disaster or spurs supporters over anti—semitic abuse, or here at old trafford, manchester united supporte

her car became submerged yesterday morning in a flooded area off trenton, hillsborough road in forestville. >> four's rob nesbitt tells us how it took search and rescue teams more than 20 hours to find her vehicle. of course, the sheriff's office daphne called 9-1-1 to let them know that she was stuck in her car and this water behind me. >> but it took nearly 24 hours before her body was found. it was just after 10:00am tuesday when noes call to 9-1-1. for help was disconnected. calls back from dispatch went unanswered. but her location in this flooded field and forest il was pinpointed, according to misty, would with the sonoma county sheriff's office that everybody was on scene pretty quickly. >> but by the time we arrived, we were able to see her car. we were able to find 2 helicopters, a marine unit, several deputies and the sonoma county fire district swift water rescue. >> still the area all day calling off the search when conditions became too dangerous. after dark. the search resumed wednesday morning. at first light, the water had receded overnight and we were able to find her sad

there certainly was, for me anyway, a moment of watching the king and alex maskey at hillsborough thinkingxtraordinary evolution of history. but i think if you'd ask most historians with the best of crystal balls to gaze into 20 years ago, that would have been unthinkable. it would have seemed like something out of a work of hopefulfiction. it was really fascinating seeing that interaction my own experience is that this is something that republicans were — is something that republicans were comfortable with. 50 years ago, in the wake of bloody sunday, the british embassy in dublin was burned down. in the days after the queen's death, a small number of floral tributes were laid at the embassy gates. i think there's huge potential for king charles to continue the work his mother championed, as trying to unify people and support reconciliation. throughout his life, he's been enormously positive about his mother's work. so i would be optimistic that he would be able to follow in those footsteps. but his room for manoeuvre could be limited by the souring of relations between london and dublin i

five years after a report into the treatment of the families of the hillsborough disaster the police wales says her new campaign on early

her car became submerged yesterday morning in a flooded area off trenton, hillsborough road in forestville four's rob nesbitt tells us how it took search and rescue teams more than 20 hours to find her vehicle. of course, the sheriff's office daphne called 9-1-1 to let them know that she was stuck in her car and this water behind me. >> but it took nearly 24 hours before her body was found. it was just after

there are five matches currently under way, at hillsborough sheffield wednesday are trying to pull offg alexander isak is back in the team and he's had a chance in the first half, denied by the sheffield wednesday goalkeeper. this is live on bbc one and iplayer. sheffield wednesday having a really good season so far. and newcastle doing well in the premier league so far. shipping wednesday have been holding their own, plenty of changes by newcastle and they're going into this game. but shepherds went they had a couple of chances early on and it remains goalless with seven minutes to go on and it remains goalless with seven minutes to go until half—time. there's a shock on the cards at coventry — where non league wrexham lead 3—i.. sam dalby giving the visitors the lead.. and shortly after their second — was it a cross or a shot? goal—scorer elliott lee will tell you he meant this! coventry pulled one back, ben sheaf drilling one into the wrexham net from just inside the area. coventry haven't lost at home since october but after conceding a third just before half time, a headerfrom tom

massively apologise for what happened , not apologise for what happened, not just on the day at hillsboroughng establishment fix that was that was perpetrated against the fans and their families. there that was institutional corruption , was institutional corruption, too. so corruption by and people within the british state is not new. it's not necessarily endemic. it may feel like that when we feel like we're swimming in it constantly at the moment, but we there are well, i really don't want to lose sight of is hope for democracy and for hope better oversight. we can do better oversight. we can do better in terms of making sure that we're holding people to account, holding their feet , the account, holding their feet, the fire we will have different priorities. so. martin has been talking about holding people's feet to the fire, about brexit. i would probably be talking about holding people's to about holding people's feet to the know, the fire over. you know, appalling levels of spending or i'm know, bad workplace conditions . and i won't be conditions. and i won't be talking about holding

officials in the uk will finally respond to a report about the experiences of families involved in the hillsborought—zero economy. a new report out suggests it's worth more than $86 billion in the uk alone. the energy and climate intelligence unit says not only can green industries boost a country's economy, it can also provide higher wages, a higher—skilled workforce, and greater investment opportunities. its report shows venture capital investment into the net—zero economy is growing at a rate of over 30% per year. sounds impressive, so what is the net—zero economy? and just what the uk economy needs. here to tell us more is peter chalkley, director of the energy and climate intelligence unit. peter, we have been talking about the uk economy. the ims outlook is not rosy at all. could the net zero economy be the key? could the net zero economy be the ke ? ~ ., , the key? well, what this analysis _ the key? well, what this analysis has _ the key? well, what this analysis has shown - the key? well, what this analysis has shown is . the key? well, what this. analysis has shown is that the key? well,

wednesday, newcastle and the police, over reports of overcrowding during saturday's cup tie at hillsboroughre kick—off. that is the same stand where 97 liverpool fans died in 1989 following a crush at their semifinal match with nottingham forest. gemma grainger has extended her contract as manager of wales for a further two years until 2027. grainger took over from jayne ludlow nearly two years ago and led wales to a first major tournament play—off final, where they were lost 2—1 to switzerland. grainger had previously worked with the fa looking after development teams in england. ima an ambitious coach. these group is ambitious and we are ambitious as well and that is a great match for all of us as well. for me here, reviewing the world cup campaign looking at how we move forward and really leaving no stirring unturned. we know that there are 16 places to qualify for the european championships, and my mind is completely focused on that in how we get into that 16. more managerial news, roberto martinez has been appointed portugal head coach. martinez stood down as belgium coach after six ye

judge dismisses a lawsuit against governor ron desantis over his decision to suspend the former hillsborough attorney. the judge determined the move violated florida's constitution but the case was not under his jurisdiction. andrew warren can now take his lafayette to state court or a federal appeals court. and this is a live look at san francisco from our affiliate fox 2. one of the big stories there tonight, the city celebrates the year of the rabbit with new sculptures, five sculptures placed throughout the city. each is sponsored by a local company, painted by a local artist. lunar new year the year of the rant officially begins sunday. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. (♪ ♪) you inspired the lexus e

this map shows those areas currently being affected, stretching all the way from hillsborough to jenner. the river is expected to rise even higher on sunday night. anybody below the 40 foot flood level he's being asked to, you know, be prepared to leave at a moment's notice. have your emergency go bags with all your essential medicines and documents ready to go. >> the rain and heavy wind caused this 50 foot tree to come crashing down from one backyard into another. this is in the paradise case section of timber on another tree fell early this morning in petaluma right off petaluma boulevard on twitter today people posted pictures and videos of trees that had fallen across sonoma county. >> and in marin county, a community is still in the dark tonight with no heat, no power after a massive explosion, multiple pg and e lines collided with a transformer that we showed you video from this last night. just amazing. a horrific situation really so scary as it was happening. >> it was caught on camera kron four's terisa stasio has more now from sandra fell. >> i first i thought it was firework

first of all getting reports out of florida, judge of a run away pig outside of tampa and the hillsborough the area and headed towards, yeah. you know what i mean. >> greg: if i had a dollar. >> jesse: loose pig in florida? >> only reason she mentioned me in relationship to that two pigs not because i'm a pig. >> i had two pigs. >> ever get loose? >> greg: after a few martinis. >> dana: prince the pig. and the police escorted her home. >> jesse: italian, huh? anyway, i'm stalling because i have 5 seconds left. the president is going to be giving his press conference. has not started yet. three more seconds and then we can say that is it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, trace. >> trace: dana, good to see you. i'm in for bret baier. will meets with counter parts mexico and canada in the north american leader's summit. we are awaiting as you can see there. two minute warning now three and a half minutes ago. we are waiting for the leaders of mexican. the mexican president lopez observe drawer. justin trudeau and president biden will speaker there and they will at some point give a pr

i'm joined now by former hillsborough county state attorney, andrew warren.r warren, it's good to have you. for people who have not followed your story, how did you come to office? and then how are you removed by the governor? and for what reason? the governor>> chris, thanks foe on tonight. i was a former federal prosecutor and then i decided to run for state attorney. which is the local district attorney here in the tampa area. to give back to my community, to be able to make a difference where my kids are growing up. i was elected in 2016. i defeated any long term incumbent. i was reelected in 2020. we had been doing exactly what the voters elected us to do. and then out of the blue on august 4th of last year, i was forcibly removed from office by armed deputies after the governor suspended me. >> and to be clear, i just want to stress this, you are elected by local folks. these district attorney races, i think most of them throughout the country, people are familiar at this point with the prosecutor in the county -- there are local election. people ryan,

a chant linked to events at hillsborough in 1989. united were on the way home from a european game killed 23 people. it was the club's darkest day. liverpool fans chanting "munich" at old trafford four years ago. it's notjust on the terraces. some of the strongest abuse is directed online. it's disgraceful. i mean, i've been threatened to be raped. lou brooks's brother andrew was one of the 97 who were killed at hillsborough. she's fought to protect their reputation ever since. i'm not putting up with it. you know, i'm hopefully about to take the third troll to court and potentially a fourth at the moment, because i'm not tolerating it. just this weekend homophobic chanting was heard during a game between nottingham forest and chelsea. the club and the police are investigating. the premier league says it is treating the issue seriously, but in the grounds and online the abuse continues. nick garnett, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... sir kier starmer promises a labour government would devolve power from westminister to local com

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but the fact that it actually happened at hillsborough.fans that died at hillsborough back now and hillsborough back in 89 now and at the same end as well it was lapping lane end as well. so fans it's i think about 50 or so or even more newcastle are asking for, for fans to send emails of what happened and it seem situation was is that there was going in which i mean it's you can't even bear thinking about fact not only would it happen the fact that it's happening at the same place again now there were a lot of seats towards the front that were netted over. often when they're used and a lot of those newcastle had tickets for those seats. as can imagine seats. so as you can imagine there thousands through there thousands coming through there thousands coming through the into a bottleneck the funnelling into a bottleneck and then automatically there was and then automatically there was a a crush which is a a there was a crush which is a huge worry and a huge warning as well. so there is going to be an inquiry about it. thank goodness nobody

so everything is on standby right now, everywhere from hillsborough, which is way up the road all the way down to general, which is way down the road from here is under a warning that they may have to evacuate. that's an advisory. it's not an order. but if this river comes up or if there's rain should happen to strengthen this. it has the last two times then the problem is, of course, there may be some real consequences to this in terms of actually getting up here on the street. that's the current situation right now. when it gets laid out in about an hour, we'll be back and we'll show you the river itself. it's a little tough to see it right now. but we'll show it to you and you will see what happens. we'll be back here in an hour. tom baker, ktvu fox two news, tom, thank you 705. now this winter storm has turned deadly in the sonoma county town of occidental, just west of sebastopol. that's where a tree fell on a mobile home on joy road. and killed a toddler who was inside. when firefighters arrived. the toddler wasn't breathing and was later pronounced dead. the fire chief says he

and let's take a look at a map now showing the affected areas that does stretch from hillsborough to jenner. the river's level is expected to rise higher tonight into tomorrow. anyone below the 40 foot flood level is being asked to get ready to leave at a moment's notice. the advice here is to have your emergency go-bags ready. be sure to include essential medicines and any documents inside that go bag and have a plan for your pets. we're also monitoring power outages across the bay area. it's get a live look now at the pg and e outage map. you can see quite a number of smaller outages affecting thousands of customers all across the bay area. and yop can also see a lot of yellow. there's also quite a few orange areas on the peninsula and the north bay and each of those little orange dots that you can see on your screen there that indicates up to 5,000 customers there. indyk are experiencing power outages. a reminder that with the increased risk of flooding and downed trees, there's also an increased risk of power outages. so please do have a plan. have, you know, backup flashlights,