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abdul bari atwan, stephanie baker, ian birrell, thank you all very much.ext week, up to perhaps a0 degrees — an emergency minister has been appointed for that. brings back memories of the minister for the drought back in 1976. 200 years, there hadn't been a summer as hot as it was in 1976. the then prime minister appointed dennis howe as the minister for the drought. a few days later, it began to rain. let's hope the rains are coming soon. whatever you're doing next week, keep well, keep covered, and keep indoors if you can. that's dateline london. back at the same time next week, whatever the weather brings! from all of us, have a good time. bye— bye. temperatures reached 33 celsius across north east wales — the hottest day of the year so far in the uk — but barely worth a mention because we have dangerous heat for monday and tuesday. the welsh national record is going to be smashed monday afternoon, and for england monday and tuesday, seeing temperatures into the 40s — that's going to set a new mark for england and also for the uk. but we're talking abou

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ian, coming back to make it through. ian, coming back to you, how does it work?go. whether any — out? no, only one is required to go. whether any other _ out? no, only one is required to go. whether any other candidates - out? no, only one is required to go. | whether any other candidates decide to drop out or perhaps except a kind offer from to drop out or perhaps except a kind offerfrom one of to drop out or perhaps except a kind offer from one of their opponents for our future job offer from one of their opponents for ourfuturejob in offer from one of their opponents for our future job in government remains to be seen. it is possible that more than one withdrawal, but only one is required. we think that is likely to be tom tugendhat who offered a clean start. he was someone who had not served in boris johnson's government. he spoke off the record to some of his supporters they said that they are pretty downbeat about the result. they do not think they have the numbers to see him through to the next round at this stage. then we would have to see who is in fourt

there is still some time to wait until we have a new prime minister, ian.go out to conservative party members, we will not get a new prime minister until september. no, and of course, to win this battle, you've got to appeal l first of all to mps . in a party which has basically been made by brexit and borisjohnson, so it has. shifted to a more populist right. i and then, you're going - to appeal to the constituency activists, _ who tend to be older and quite conservative. and then you have somehow got to flip _ and then you have somehow got to flip an— and then you have somehow got to flip an appeal— and then you have somehow got to flip an appeal to _ and then you have somehow got to flip an appeal to the - and then you have somehow got to flip an appeal to the whole . to flip an appeal to the whole process _ it has a slightly odd process. this is the problem i have with this process, the next prime minister will be elected by 150,000 tory... do not actually know because they do not give us the figures any longer. we note that they are overwhelmingly white,

live in livermore, ian cull , nbc bay area news >> thank you, ian. >>> check your account if you have been shopping at sunnyvale because these are warning that a credit card number was found at a 711 on west el camino real. the skimmers are actually attached to the actual card readers. they can steal your cards credit information and then use it to take your money. fyi, one skimmer, one way to spot a skimmer is to see if the car reader can be giggled. >>> a deadly day on the bart tracks that caused lengthy delays, a person was hit on the tracks around 3:15 this afternoon. at the hayward station. our sky ranger was overhead. we don't know how that person got onto the tracks or whether they fell on accident. this led to a shutdown that lasted nearly four hours. bart stopped running trains between south hayward and stations, service was restored around 7:00 p.m. >>> a rough commute into the north bay, a brush fire broke out around 3:00 p.m. in marin city. flames were threatening part apartments and firefighters angrily put out those wanes before any damage was done. then traffic troubles

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>> all right, ian pannell in ukraine tonight. ian, thank you. >> closer to home now, and north of the border tonight, pope francis and an historic apology while visiting canada. the pope on a mission to apologize and make amends to the country's indigenous people. generations of native children were taken from their families and stripped of their language and culture in canada's residential schools, mostly operated by the catholic church. many were abused, others did not survive. pope francis praying today at a cemetery and before community members and survivors, saying the first step of his pilgrimage is to say, "i am deeply sorry." he is now asking for their forgiveness. >>> when we come back on this busy monday night, a bishop and his wife here in new york city robbed in the middle of a church service as it was livestreaming. >>> and later here, the humpback whale and that boat right off massachusetts. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictab

ian: good morning and thanks.faced with an extremely serious position globally on food security, which was developing before ukraine war began. and obviously, that has severely impacted upon food availability. australia itself is not well prepared to handle this problem. we certainly produce a lot of food, but i think the real problem is that we have not properly understood the implications of climate change. and the impact that that is going to have on food security and on the supply chains that obviously operate around it. the risks of climate now are far greater, i think, than any of our global leaders, whether in australia or around the world, are being prepared to really accept. because the ukraine crisis sort of came on top of what was already a quite dangerous situation developing, of course, these problems are becoming bad. haidi: i find your background to this quote really fascinating because among some other things, you are a senior executive, ceo of the australian company of directors as well as the cha

>> ian pannell with us from inside ukraine again tonight. ian, thank you. >>> back here at home tonight and the news just coming in from washington. the house voting tonight to protect same-sex marriage in this country by a vote of 267-157 amid concerns after roe was overturned by the supreme court. tonight 47 republicans in the house crossing party lines to vote in favor of protecting same-sex marriage. the measure now moves to the senate, where its fate is still unclear as of this evening. >>> when we come back here tonight, the shark sightings here in the new york city area and the beaches that have been closed tonight. (rose h) smoking caused my lung cancer. they put this in me to drain the fluid. every day i prayed that they would remove it. my tip is be careful what you wish for. that chest tube hurt a lot more coming out... then it did going in. (announcer) you can quit. call 1-800-quit-now for help getting free medication. new astepro allergy. for help getting now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hou

ian lee in london. thank you. >>> overseas in denmark now where a suspect is under arrest for allegedly shooting three people and wounding four others inside a busy shopping mall. cell phone video shows shoppers fleeing yesterday in the capital of copenhagen. others hid inside stores when the shots rang out. police arrested the 22-year-old suspect nearby. authorities say the gunman likely acted alone and selected his victims at random. investigators do not believe the attack was terror related. a nearby concert featuring harry styles scheduled for later in the day was canceled after this shooting. >>> now to the investigation into the january 6th riots. the house select committee says it's looking into new leads following last week's testimony by a former white house aide. serena marshall has more from washington. >> reporter: the investigation into the insurrection turning their focus to that mob and those behind it. january 6th select committee member adam schiff told "face the nation" -- >> who was p

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jon. >> all right, ian pannell, thank you. >>> we turn now to president biden's domestic agenda. after 18 months of tense negotiations, backroom dealing and a little name-calling, joe manchin, the most conservative democrat in the state from deep red west virginia and often a thorn in the side of his party, agreed to a far-reaching deal that would represent the most ambitious plan to combat climate change that the u.s. has ever undertaken, that is if it becomes law. with republicans uniformly opposed, democrats will need to stay totally united in the coming weeks to pass the bill and that's far from guaranteed. joining us now is the architect of the bill, senator joe manchin. senator manchin, thank you for joining us. so, what's the bottom line? do you have everyone onboard, including senator sinema who has opposed at least one key tax provision in this bill? >> jon, let me just say, this is all about fighting inflation, that's what this is about. inflation is destroying families across west virginia and across america. high price of gasoline just to go to work, high price of foo

ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> ian, thank you. >>> congresswoman jackie spears says she's paid her fineeing arrested at an abortion rights protest. she tweeted this photo. the fine, 50 bucks. she wrote the best $50 i've ever spent. the congresswoman was among the 17 members of congress and 35 other people who were arrested during a protest outside the supreme court last week. another bay area congresswoman, barbara lee, was also arrested at this protest. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. ahead, it was packed at oracle park tonight, but no baseball. why 40,000 fans still showed up. >>> low-income renters left out of a law that's supposed to protect tenants. some families are facing a 30% hike. i'm consumer investigator chris, we'll show you how a loophole in state law let them down, and maybe you too. that's next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist, fog back >>> all those airline headaches continue across the globe. luff tan is a now saying it's canceled almost all flights in germany tomorrow because of a massive employee strike. that's more than a thousand flights impacting 130,000 passengers. gro

ian pannell joins us now from ukraine. ian, good evening. >>> reporter: whit, this is a major breakthrough deal in the midst of a global hunger crisis. lifting the russian blockade of more than 20 million tons of grain that's stuck in ukrainian black sea ports. russia and ukraine signing, though not with each other. aid agencies say millions are now facing starvation. the u.n. calls this a beacon of hope, but it's going to take two weeks to implement, and some aid agencies are warning that it isn't going to stop the slide to famine in some parts of the world. tonight, the white house also confirming the pentagon is making preliminary explorations about potentially providing fighter aircraft to ukraine. now, if this goes ahead, it's going to be significant change and would undoubtedly be seen as a major further provocation by russia. whit? >> ian pannell our thanks to you tonight. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight," more on the tragic death of a one-time notre dame football star. >>> and the dramatic crash of a plane o

ian pannell reporting from ukraine. >>> terrifying scene in new york, firefighter trapped under an suv, civilians rushing to help. >>> monster wave slamming into a wedding in hawaii. >>> "made in america" is back, straight from the farm, the key to a good night's sleep. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening, great to start another week with you. we begin with the severe thunderstorm watch across the northeast, flash flood emergencies, stops at major airports. and record-breaking heat across this country and deadly heat across europe tonight. first this time lapse showing storm, heat wave on the way for northeast, joining much of the country shattering records south to texas. in europe, growing weather emergency there, one of the worst heat waves on record. london and paris expected to top 100 degrees tomorrow. hundreds dead across europe. northwest spain, a man trying to bulldoze a fire break, caught by flames and trying to outrun them. not far, passenger train surrounded by flames from the fires. at h

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in some neighborhoods, the explosions are from san jose w nbc bay area's ian cull. >> reporter: illegal fireworks could be seen in the bay area . fireworks have been going off in the neighborhood near blossom hill in san jose many days. we tried to speak but right when we started rolling, he said it is like this every year. >> it is annoying. my daughter cannot sleep. these people here had a baby and people have got to go to work. >> reporter: this is video he took last year when sparks nearly flew into his apartment. some neighbors reported it and officers came out the next day. last year there was 27 fires caused by fireworks in san jose and the city issued 23 citations. on the website you can also see the heat map, showing where the most complaints are coming in from. since friday there has been 327 reports made. firefighters were busy. contra costa county fire believes these flames were sparked by a firework. a witness saw somebody light a firework and shoot it out of the car. >> people are underestimating the power of fireworks. >> reporter: in san francisco, firefighters were call

ian nepomniachtchi spoke about the main experience he has received lately.ce i've had is not to get tired before. time before the tournament even started. this applies to both the candidates tournament and the world championship match, because it's not a matter of who works harder than this poll. who plays better should always be fresh and rested, no need to wind yourself up like crazy . i didn’t really understand this yet last december at the match with magnus in dubai sure 2023. i would like to play more against magnus carlson, i would like to avenge last year. the legendary battalion of the dpr army pyatnashka celebrates his 8th birthday fighters on the front lines of the civil war, which kiev unleashed, are now a unit under avdiivka. where did the shelling of peaceful areas continue on how the defenders of donbass are preparing the front for a full-fledged offensive of the allied forces in a report on this friedrichson.

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ian cull explained the latest battle. >> this is a misallocation of funds. >> reporter: animal rights activist pushing for foster city to stop the call of up to 100 canadian geese. >> if it's alive -- >> don't tell me it's a lie. >> reporter: 40 protesters in front of city hall who later walked to the home of the vice mayor to have their voice heard saying plans to kill the geese are inhumane. >> everyone is full steam ahead on this and it seems like no matter what we say they don't want to change their mind. >> reporter: and foster city that canada goose population has doubled in years to 300 the city said the geese hope all of our parks, sidewalks and in waterways that has created a health risk. city leaders say they have existed exhausted nonlegal options and voted to get the permits to kill up to a third or 100 and stop the problem. they said in a statement in part , foster city has an obligation to protect the community from the potential health hazards posed by the overabundant canada goose population, while also continuing to offer safe and sanitary parks and open spaces. >> th

well, ian, welcome, and first, tell us just what are your thoughts about him as a human being, as awhat kind of a person was he, what struck you most? >> charismatic, direct, he was someone that when you met with him, he was quite warm. and in conversation, he would occasionally touch you, on the arm, or the shoulder, or the back, depending on where you were situated, which is almost unheard of, and japanese society. especially when you talk about official meetings to remember the first time he did it, i was a little bit stunned. i don't know if you would call it clintonian back in the day. or ronald reagan asked, but that is kind of who he was, and this is also a man that you know, had a second chance in politics, after his first term ended a sort of ignominiously, with these health challenges and that almost never happens in japan as well. he cut a unique figure, politically in the country, as well as having so much more of a platform and a profile for japan, internationally, and almost anyone that knew him well experienced that directly. >> he was very well known internationally

ian. >> i spoke with two political analysts about this tonight.both say the governor is trying to spread his voice on the national stage. one says he's trying to set the stage for a presidential run. the other agrees. >> governor gavin newsom will start airing advertisements in florida beginning sunday. >> governor newsom had to know that this would signal that people would misinterpret his actions as presidential campaign ambitions. >> reporter: usf political professor james taylor says it's likely newsom will address the don't say gay law. >> after the recall, newsom got stronger and i suggested off the bat that to run for national office. >> reporter: he's been vocal on national issues today tackling gun reform. >> right wing politicians don't have any common decency, respect or common understanding that kids should not have one of these. this is a weapon of war. a weapon of mass destruction. >> reporter: even posting on truth social the platform started by former president trump. >> what is it about so many of the blue states and their economi

michael ian ian black says the comedian writer who started with a comedy showdy on mtv and cread aio and inspired many of the television shows movie appearances including american summer. he is the author of several books for children including the award-winning trio of the i'm bored i'm sad and i'm worried. and a parody of the child's first book of trump. his books were adults include the epic collection of my custom van that i co-authored with meghan mccarthy mccain, i'm sorry. america is bits. i have to know more about that. [laughter] as a stand-up comedian he tours the country and has several comedy albums. his projects include mike and tommy with tom cavanaugh topics with michael showalter how to be amazing and obscure. please help me welcome michael ian black. [applause] >> this is my first time behind the pulpit. i like it. [laughter] thank you for that warm introduction. it's so nice to be here at the beautiful transducer -- church turned savannah. i'm not just a visitor to savannah i movenn to your about six months ago from the wilds of connecticut where he was reciting the

ian: yeah, i don't buy that for a second. do we care about inflation expectations or what anybody thinks? we care because it might translate into action. and we care about higher wage demands. if headline inflation has shut up, expectations have shut up and people are extracting bigger wage increases from their employers, you got the danger of a wage price spiral look in the 70's which we all know is a horrendous nightmare that took a long time to fix. but wage growth over the last few months, it's averaged about 4%. at the end of the last normal economic cycle, a sustainable pace in productivity growth. i'm happy with that. it was different a year ago. no question about the wage growth and it was very scary. if it continued or accelerated, the fed would have been in panic mode. but what happened is supply picked up, participation has risen and people have come back to the labor force. you can see already in the core cpi. the fear of expectations driven spiral is not justified anymore. it is a risk but it is not there. lisa:

in foster city, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ian. we're back in 60 second. ahead.ck overseas but now back what the south bay students are saying about their ordeal struggling to get home. >>> and silican valley technology and 600-year-old literature. the new secrets scholars are hoping to unlock. >>> and i'm following some instability moving through the bay area. i'll look >>> welcome back. students from saratoga high are back home safely today. just yesterday they were trapped in europe. trapped in prague after they missed a flight connection. what's worse, they were told it may take weeks for them to get home. >>> with luggage and musical cases in tow, students fine little walked out of their last airport after their european trip. students and parents are hope they're home safe. >> it was a beautiful trip. we thank lufthansa for getting us back. >> i am just thankful to be back. >> reporter: lufthansa canceled their flight from prague which made them miss their flight to the united states. they reached tout the ceo of the airline and german ambassador to the u.s

ian cull , today in the bay. >> interesting. i enjoyed that . >>> 4:38. happening tonight. are you ready? are you ready to become a billionaire? mega millions fever. look. the mega millions fever is heating up almost everywhere and many people are just trying to win the big jackpot. >> it is now at $1.1 billion we spoke to hopeful winners who are pulling out the stops to track down the winning ticket. >> last friday i've been going to stores, liquor stores, gas station, to 7-eleven. i've been going everywhere. milpitas, south san jose. >> covering the bay area. california lottery said the money raised for public schools is estimated to be about $80 million thanks to this single jackpot run. this is the second highest jackpot ever. did you know some people actually pay to use twitter? coming >>> good friday morning to you. walnut creek waking up to low clouds and temperatures climbing into the mid-80s. >>> looking at the golden gate bridge. he talked about that drizzle storm. it could be an issue. slicker roadways. not unofficially rain but a possibility of a loss of tractio

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ceo ian rowe join me in. good morning, ian.oining us. >> good money, thank you for having me on. those numbers are not surprising. new yorkers are voting with their feet in terms of education and school choice. >> joey: it would be easy to blame this on corporate governance and everything was disrupted, but there's more to it than that. what can you tell me about it? >> even prior to covid, the new york city charter school center back in 2019 said that there were about 81,000 applications for charter schools, but only 33,000 available seats. nearly 60,000 families who are desperate for a high-quality education, but on top of that, at what transpired during the pandemic. charter schools really sprang into action. we set up wi-fi hot spots in housing projects to ensure that kids had access to remote instruction, high-quality instruction, as well as many charter schools had in-person instruction, obsessed with ensuring that these kids were some of the most vulnerable actually had access to the highest quality education. >> joey: t

ian lee, cbs news, london. >> unfortunate that flying is so expensive right now. it is not just the euro that's weaker, the british pound is at a two-year low against the dollar. also on the travel front, the tsa has a new gender option for precheck options. it's for nonbinary or gender nonconforming. if you're a precheck member you can request a gender yupdate. >>> police recovered more than $65,000 worth of stolen designer sunglasses after the suspects led them on a high-speed chase from napa county to san francisco. authorities found more than 215 pairs of them. they detained three suspects. this is canine mike looking over those sunglasses wearing a pair of versace shades. don't scratch those! >> nice. >> they're not cheap. >> already a good-looking dog. puts on the shades and looks more regal. >> not the frames i would have picked for him personally. >> whatever he pointed his nose at he gets to try on. >> we'll let it slide. >>> you'll need sunglasses in afternoon. plenty of sunshine, even along the coast. the fog isn't going to be as much of a factor over t

ian cull explains what has to happen. >> reporter: every person in california has the right to say, cleanable and accessible water. but a number of water providers get a failing grade in a report from the state. most in the central valley and inland southern california. in the bay area, napa, sonoma and san mateo are the only counties were more than 1000 water customers are affected. the report does not get more specific than that. >> we are talking about almost 400 water systems willing to provide safe drinking water to customers. that significant. >> reporter: the acting state auto group michael tilden said one major issue is $650 million in state funding to fix it just sitting there. the report shows applications to the state water board for money to fix problems used to take 17 months to approve. last year it double to 33 months . >> greenline the application review process to get the money out the door more quickly so water systems have the funding and technical expertise to improve water systems in a more timely manner. >> reporter: the water bird counters by saying it's boosted out

ian cull nbc bay area news. >>> the house overwhelmingly approved a bill to protect same sex and innerage appeal. defining marriage as a union only between a man and woman and prevents states from denying the right to marry the same sex or interracial couple. that bill is a direct response to the supreme court's conservative majority, overturning roe v. wade and signaled other wrights might be there as kill. >>> well two bay area congresswomen were arrested during an abortion rights protest in dc today. beverly from the east bay and jackie spear say they stand by those arrests. the two were among 17 lawmakers taken into custody. a part of a group that marched from the capitol to the supreme court in protest of the overturning of roe v. wade. demonstrators sat in the streets. capitol they say the issue is personal. >> i have a young daughter, and i can't think straight when i recognize that she's going to have less rights than i had when i was her age, and i find that not just offensive, i find it wrong headed, i find it a breach of what this country is all about. >> the first time lawm

nbc bay area's ian cole is with us. not all bad news though, there's also a rebate coming our way. >> yes, and some will say the so-called inflation relief payments are the good news, but the bad news is gas prices are rising right before the holiday weekend. it was a year ago, a month ago now, and tonight it's pushing $6.29. gas prices and inflation are taking their toll on california. while the national average for gas is less than $5 a gallon, in california it's $6.29 and about to go even higher. >> that's crazy. i don't really see the reason for that. >>> >> reporter: tomorrow the state's scheduled gas tax increase goes into effect, it's an extra three cents a gallon. >> i commute two hours each way, or not each way, but two hours total every day, so i feel all the increases. >> reporter: the state uses the gas tax to fund different highway and road projects. proponents argue keeping the increase so the projects can continue. economists say it just comes at a bad time. >> so the problem isn't the gas tax is itself a

let's bring in nbc bay area's ian cull who joins us now with some answers. ian? >> reporter: yeah, roger, gas prices typically rise fast and fall slowly. it's $6.23 a gallon in california tonight. down about 10 cents since last week. many commuters are asking why are they so high? for four months drivers have been dealing with record high gas prices wanting to know when they will drop. >> i have a costco membership just for gas. >> reporter: many drivers are looking up for relief filling up at a costco, which has some of the cheapest in the south bay. >> always trying to make sure to save money when i can, but especially during this time that it has been going like hot cakes. >> reporter: oil nearly hit $140 per barrel in march, the highest since 2008. but today it dropped below $100 a barrel. some oil analysts say it's due to fears of a recession, but prices are still high. >> the people are reluctant to cut their prices when things are good for them. >> reporter: the last time oil was at the same price today was early may. nationwide gas was $4.32 a gallon. but

ian lee got to listen and has this report. ♪ how many roads must a man ♪ >> reporter: when bob dylaneased "blowin' in the wind" it quickly became the anthem of a generation. the song spoke to the issues of the time, including the civil rights movement. six decades later, dylan rerecorded his breakout hit. but there is a catch. you'll likely never hear it. >> what they're getting is a one-of-a-kind recording of bob dylan that was made especially for them. >> reporter: music engineer recorded the new track with dylan. >> the fact is that the lyrics were written for a certain time, but they still seem to resonate today. >> reporter: the recording is closely guarded. we can't let you hear it. it can only be listened to in person. wow. it's like you're in the room listening to him. >> reporter: and while it looks like a typical record, this is cutting edge tech. >> what we're doing with this is something initially developed by nasa and used to protect parts of the space station. >> reporter: the process takes the very original acetate recording and applies what's called ionic deposition.

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