how did hugh grant hear about you, do you | hugh grant hear about you, do you know? no hugh, thank you very much. what you've done is absolutely unbelievable for a lot of people. pm absolutely unbelievable for a lot of neale, �* ., , absolutely unbelievable for a lot of --eole. �* ,., absolutely unbelievable for a lot of n-eole. . ,., , people. an absolute star. he is literally a _ people. an absolute star. he is literally a star. _ people. an absolute star. he is literally a star. and _ people. an absolute star. he is literally a star. and this - people. an absolute star. he is i literally a star. and this £10,000, means a lot to you. you are a bit short of money running up to one where you?— where you? yes. we were nearly shuttin: where you? yes. we were nearly shutting down- — where you? yes. we were nearly shutting down. we _ where you? yes. we were nearly shutting down. we worked i where you? yes. we were nearly shutting down. we worked hard. where you? yes. we were nearly| shutting down. we worked hard a where you? yes. we were nearly i shutting down. we worked

for those of you in oakland, 81 degrees for napa and santa rosa and avato in the mid 80's back to hugh grant and just dean. thanks, >> still to come hearing veteran voices meet the brave service members who sprang into action while the nation was under attack. plus, is the pandemic causing more breakups. a new survey says some divisive issues may be destroying and would rather watch sports or sport a 6 pack. big dilemma for some people. will they gain grab away right a ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. for your help tonight. this was interesting. you to get a good scare. horror movies. >> do more than just keep you

thank hugh grant. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6 o'clock.al days of wet weather in the bay area. finally showers expected to move in soon. as you can see on stormtracker 4 radar. we have team covers led by our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow as he tracks the timing of several storms heading for the bay area. neighbors in the quiet. north bay neighborhood say they're fed up tonight, a home. >> illegally being used as a vacation rental has been the center of some loud parties and. >> was recently vandalized. how city leaders are respond >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. now 61 weather resumes tonight as we take a live look at our kron 4 stormtracker. the rain is expected on and off for the remainder of the week. >> so get ready for heavy rain, possible flooding and gusty winds. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne. and i'm pam moore. we waited a long time and starting tonight. >> the showers are expected to move in in about 2 hours. plus, a wind advisory goes into effe

. ♪♪ hugh grant is selling the party, love actually. bring women who turned out to be men actually. thou took a bow wow. that's a hollywood twist. i don't judge you. topic number one. escobar cocaine must be given the same rights as people. in other words, they could be injecting's experiments of drugs if they refuse to put profits over their faces. escobar said hippos famously terrorized colombian ecosystem ever since the drug court was killed and hippos were released into the wild. great idea. officials debated whether or not to kill them or forced sterilization but now public it matters by recognizing them as legal persons. the first time animals have been given humane rights aside from the people in new jersey. it could mean officials must sterilize them and in more humane ways like forcing them to listen to political podcasts until they completely forget they were once sexual beings. topic number one. the city of christchurch new zealand, i don't sounds like activism but a slightly different faith the to take the town wizard off th

. >> hugh grant, as you know, this is something that we've been talking about for a while now and city leaders say that enough is enough. san francisco. absolutely need to do more and that's exactly why supervisor asha suffice says that he introduced legislation about 2 weeks ago that would allow sheriff's deputies to provide security at these local stores. i spoke to the sheriff tonight and he says he's in full support. >> we need to do better. san francisco needs to do better. we shouldn't be sitting back and watching anchor institution stores close videos like this explain it all. brazen daytime thefts happening at san francisco stores like walgreens. >> this video from last year at a walgreens store on van ness and eddie. that is since permanently. close its stores now walgreens says it's losing 5 more of its stores next month. blaming rampant thefts in crimes. in a statement to kron 4 news on tuesday. the company said, quote, organized retail crime continues to be a challenge facing retailers across san francisco. >> we are not immune to that. retail theft across our san francisco

jonathan, back to hugh grant, thank you. new tonight, 10 o'clock, former san leandro police officer jason fletcher will face involuntary manslaughter charges for the shooting death of steven taylor. >> today a judge denied fletcher's request to have those charges dismissed. you may remember it was last april when fletcher was one of 2 officers who responded to a call about a shoplifter at a san leandro walmart body cam video showed taylor holding a bat inside of the store and refusing to drop it. fletcher then shot and killed taylor. the alameda county district attorney's office later determined that fletcher used excessive force and charged him with manslaughter tonight he remains out of bit out of jail out out on bail on a $200,000 bail. he's due back in court december 9th. >> wild parties with alcohol and. but the reason a south bay woman is behind bars. now is because police say she was the only adult in the room. a mother is accused of enticing teenagers to her home supplying alcohol and then putting pressure on them. k

and what prompted actor hugh grant to donate ten thousand pounds to a charity set up by a plumberfrome moment and there were 900 in its heyday at the height of the cotton industry that put this place and east lancashire on the map, bringing wealth and prosperity. times have changed. the town fell on hard times. in the last election it put its faith in tory promises to level up. in a moment we will look at what that could mean for a town like burnley and what the chancellor could announce for people here later today. first, i have looked at how the chancellor might try to make the numbers add up. the chancellor's challenge, claw back the cost of covid or protect people from the squeeze on living. begin to balance the books or give in to the prime minister's urge to splurge on levelling up places like here in burnley. the uk deficit is the difference between what the government spends and brings in. it rose to £320 billion last year. that is the highest level since the second world war. the is the highest level since the second world war. ., . ., �*, second world war. the chancellor's i

too many diapers to count and endless joy, moments kristen welker and her husband, john hughes, do not take for granted expecting a baby in june. >> wow >> back in april, kristen and john shared their excitement and the heartache they faced on their path to parent hood. >> after two years of trying to carry my own baby and after having consulted with four different doctors, they all agreed that i wasn't going to be able to carry a child. it was probably the lowest moment and realization that i've ever had >> they considered a number of options, and ultimately decided to move forward with the help of a surrogate. >> our surrogate has been amazing. for her, this was about giving something to us that she felt that a deep connection to. >> last fall, kristen and john learned their baby girl was on the way. since her birth in june, baby margo has spent a lot of quality time with her parents, sharing new adventures, many milestones and lots of love and laughter. >> oh, we can't take it, kris and john and baby margo. good morning >> good morning. it's so great to see you guys. thank you for having us. we're e

hughes are right here on our d. america. ah, last week we'll tensions rose as the world became aware of china's hypersonic weapons capability. now granted, russia also had previously successfully tested the same technology, but i guess the idea was not as scary as the chinese having the ability to shoot an intercontinental ballistic missile. now this morning greg, hey, seo, raytheon said the u. s. is actually several years behind china and russia in terms of hypersonic missiles begging the question. if united states and her allies cannot fight back in the same means at the very least, what can they do to defend themselves? well, let's bring on my cherry, a former army officer and republican crash, or candidate in nevada and johnston, ladies. geopolitical strategists and trilogy advisors. thanks for joining me gentlemen. thank you john. i want to start with you just because the chinese have actually had a successful test. does that mean the technology is actually ready to be used tomorrow? it's not. the chinese are involved in a series of tests that go back several years. as does the united states, which actually has been testing for abo

hughes, bbc news. insulate britain have blocked the a40 in west london. a temporary injunction was grantedas obstructed in both directions earlier this morning. 0ur reporter greg mckenzie is at the protest in west london. hejoins us now. what is happening where you are? he joins us now. what is happening where you are?— he joins us now. what is happening where you are? good morning. in ch britain arrived _ where you are? good morning. in ch britain arrived on _ where you are? good morning. in ch britain arrived on the _ where you are? good morning. in ch britain arrived on the a40 _ where you are? good morning. in ch britain arrived on the a40 in - where you are? good morning. in ch britain arrived on the a40 in west i britain arrived on the a40 in west london at 8am. we were the first to break that news. many of them have been removed but if you look around, this is the a40, you would never be able to walk along here, in the middle of the road, in fact, given that this is one of the busiest roads in the capital, leading down to heathrow airport. many of the protesters have been arrested.

still under way over granting more licences, so there�*s a chance this escalating trade war can be averted. but neither country is optimistic that it will be. and we can speak to hugh threatened for next week. how angry are the french? if threatened for next week. how angry are the french?— are the french? if you take them at their word. — are the french? if you take them at their word, they _ are the french? if you take them at their word, they are _ are the french? if you take them at their word, they are very _ are the french? if you take them at their word, they are very angry - their word, they are very angry indeed. i haven�*t heard the french minister of fisheries minister express anything other than ill concealed anger and contempt almost for the british government. they are singing things like we won�*t let the british government wipe their feet on the brexit agreement, they only understand the language of force. noticeably president macron never enters the row but clearly he has sanctioned his team, his covenant cabinet ministers use this hostile language —— his government cabinet ministers. partly because of the elections next april, but in general becau

increasing pell grants to help students from lower-income families, attend community colleges and four-year schools. and we invest in historically black universities colleges universities, pc hughesand tribal colleges, make sure every young student has a shot at a good paying job of the future. this framework extends tax credits to lower premiums for folks on one who are in the affordable care act for another 3 years. for 4 million from 4 million folks and the 12 states that haven't expanded medicaid, all the rest half this framework enable you to get affordable coverage. medicare will now cover the cost of hearing aids. and hearing checkups. this framework also makes the most significant investment to deal with the climate crisis ever, ever happen. beyond any other advanced nation in the world. over a billion metric tons of emission reductions. at least 10 times bigger. climathon any bill that has ever passed before and enough to position us for a 50 to 52% emission reductions by the year 2030. we will do ways to grow the domestic industry's create good-paying union jobs address longstanding environmental injustices as well. tax credit to help people do things like weatherize th

still under way over granting more licences, so there�*s a chance this escalating trade war can be averted. but neither country is optimistic that it will be. and a little earlier hugh away seeing one thing in the text and the british another thing in the text. that has now come to light and the british say they have given all the licences under the terms of the agreement, that the french deserve, but the french are saying, there are still 200 who can show they were fishing in the waters in in the period in question in the 2010s that still need licences. the question of 200 boats which the french say need licences and deserve licences and it should have them under the terms of the agreement but the british say, they have not agreed what you said they would produce in terms of proof that they were fishing here before. there are two sides here and all i can say is that tempers are very hot over here. they feel here the british are using french bashing as an excuse for their problems and the british think vice versa. the mood is not a good one. the bbc�*s understands that the remaining seven countries on england�*s red list will be removed. that means that arrivals fro