we are going to look at petal fest in jack london square. -- petal -- pedal fest in jack london squarealso the gilroy garlic festival. i hang down there. will it be superhot in gilroy? >> it will be hot. not superhot. temperatures will be in the low 90s for the weekend. it could easily be in the upper 90s, even the 100s. be prepared and have sunblock and stay hydrated. you can see jack london square over here. it is open, checking in at 57 degrees. san francisco is at 54. santa rosa is at 54. temperatures are a few degrees lower than yesterday. some are a tad warmer, some are a tad cooler. we have localized sea breezes that will keep the coast cool to mild, mild to warm around the bay, and the inland will be a hot one. clouds to start the day and we get into the afternoon, it will go back. temperatures are ranging from the mid to upper 60s along the coastline to upper 90s for some of our hotter spots inland. areas over clear lake have an advisory of 106. the water is a four -- it is -- the water is 84 degrees in some areas. we are nearing 100 degrees in antioch and brentwood. it is a f

it was a family affair at jack london square. gerri hofstetter/mother- "oakland fun. community and celebrating our ability to resist." in oakland... event organizers expected 10- thousand people to attend the annual holiday block party. there was live music... ballooons... bubbles... and, lots of kids having a good time.nats- "you guys enjoy yourself -- we're gonna be here all day, okay." ice cream and cold drinks kept people cool.piwai magaya/mercha nt- "happy fourth of july everybody." local merchants also taking advantage of the heavy foot traffic interested in buying goods.piawai magaya/merchant- "oakland is growing. oakland is changing. so, it's important for anybody that's been coming in or anybody that's new. event the people that are local to support local businesses because that's how the community grows and that's how we put oakland on the map."eric jackson/visitor- "it's pretty lit, you know what i'm saying. everybody, you know, has got a bunch of people out. different, you know, different races and everything. everybody's peaceful and having fun." and, app

this is the fourth year this event has been going in jack london square. the party goes until 5 pm. >>> if you want to catch the firework display in san francisco, barges carrying 10,000 pounds of fireworks already loaded up ready to shove off. coming up at 12:30 pm, what you need to know if you're thinking of heading to the city. >>> for a full list of all the other fourth of july activities going on, as well as where you can see fireworks, head over to ktvu.com and we will put all the details on the front page. >>> many fourth of july celebrations include barbecues and legal and illegal fireworks. fire manor worrying about the dangerous. people affected by the fires in october are especially worried. according to the fire protection agency, half of fourth of july fires in recent years were caused by fireworks. many fires were caused by state approved fireworks that are used incorrectly. >>> the latest on the county fire burning in yellow and napa county. firefighters are making progress against the massive fire the last couple of days despite growing 10,

the organization hosted its annual "adopt a thon" at oakland )s jack london square today. more than 300 animals from shelters across the bay area were there. the s-p-c-a expects many of them to find new homes because of today )s event. in fact, we )ve learned 112 animals went home with new families today... including two rabbits and a hamster. thank you for joining us. ♪ ♪ use the chmobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? terpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. [ theme music plays ] hi. i'm harris faulkner, and you're watching "outnumbered." "outnumbered" is the title of the show and also how i feel here at fox news. we begin today with

join bike east bay and 20,000 other enthusiasts at jack london square.ou'll see all kinds of creative and fun bikes like this one. >> this is my big pink tall bike. you can see it's very tall. it's actually two bike frames stacked on top of each other, and a lot of people ask me, how do you get on? >> the key is to have nerves of steel. pedal-powered stage and vendors, and don't miss the amphibious bike race. >> people will race up and down jack london square, splash into the oakland estuary and do another lap in the water, and then come out again. if anything, come for the amphibious bike race good a footrace with the 41st running of the san francisco marathon. more than 20,000 runner will fill the streets sunday morning. and if you're not one of them, cheer them on in our neighborhoods. >>> or head to the circus festival sunday for free family fun in bayview hunters festivals go from noon to 4:00 at now hunters' point. for details on they events, go to our web side abc7news.com. >>> music will fill the streets of oak lend for the annual arts and soul f

despite the disruption -- the event at jack london square went off without a problem. kron4's philippe djegal was there. (philippe)nats- "you guys enjoy yourself -- we're gonna be here all day, okay." the warm weather and clear blue skies made for a perfect afternoon at jack london square in oakland.eric jackson/visitor- "just doing some cultural stuff., out here, you know, just being apart of the community." families looking for a peaceful place to celebrate independence day enjoyed the good food, live music and entertainment. the pets were dressed up too.gerri hofstetter/mother- "the culture of oakland we love and we want to support local businesses and so we come out and have fun and wear wakanda makeup and celebrate oakland." local merchants appreciate the support.piwai magaya/mercha nt- "the fourth means independence, and um, i'm an immigrant. so, its wondeful to be a part of, you know, a free country, free, i mean, this, there's a lot to be appreciative of."gerri hosfstetter/mother- "we want to really celebrate our freedoms. our freedoms to say no, what's going o

>> the >> camera looking to jack london square in oakland. see the illegal fireworks still set off. >> earlier about the professionals. cornell bernard caught the show in san francisco. >> reporter: amazing show in san francisco. lots of folks now heading home away from the embarcadero. lot had fingers crossed tonight that fog wouldn't crash the party. luckily, it never showed up. july 4th fireworks lit up the waterfront. tens of thousands of spectators got a crystal clear view. >> beautiful, excellent turnout. >> amazing. >> super. >> reporter: some celebrating early, illegal fireworks near the crowds. police closed road blocks. traffic was jammed for blocks and blocks. how long sitting in the car? >> i don't know, fell asleep. >> reporter: some drivers circled for more than an hour. >> traffic is horrible. modesto. >> reporter: amazing fireworks, celebrating independence, american style. >> really was a great show. it's over. now the tough part, drive home. we're told traffic is backed up from here at north point and embarcadero all the way

(ken) despite the slight disruption - the event at jack london square went off without a problem. (pam) kron 4's philippe djegal was there. (philippe)nats- "you guys enjoy yourself -- we're gonna be here all day, okay." the warm weather and clear blue skies made for a perfect afternoon at jack london square in oakland.eric jackson/visitor- "just doing some cultural stuff., out here, you know, just being apart of the community." families looking for a peaceful place to celebrate independence day enjoyed the good food, live music and entertainment. the pets were dressed up too.gerri hofstetter/mother- "the culture of oakland we love and we want to support local businesses and so we come out and have fun and wear wakanda makeup and celebrate oakland." local merchants appreciate the support.piwai magaya/mercha nt- "the fourth means independence, and um, i'm an immigrant. so, its wondeful to be a part of, you know, a free there's a lot to be n, this, appreciative of."gerri hosfstetter/mother- "we want to really celebrate our freedoms. our freedoms to say no, what's going on in the gove

this is a live picture from our tower camera at jack london square. you can see the fire there sort of in the middle of the screen. we do have a crew on the scene. there's a map showing you the fire. and we're going to check in with our reporter for an update in the next 15 minutes, and sal is keeping an eye on any effects this is going to have on traffic. >>> the semifinal matchup takes place this morning. at 10 a.m. it's world cup live. after that at 11 a.m. france and belgium will play for a trip to the finals. both of those squads came in ce to win the whole tournament. we'll have the match right here on ktvu while the noon news will continue on ktvu plus during the match. ktvu is helping to host a viewing party today at san francisco's sue beerman park across the street from the ferry building. there'll be soccer games, a rock wall. face painting, food trucks. admission is free. ktvu anchors will be out there. >> sal and i will do it on sunday, on sunday, yes. >> it's a free event. should be a lot of fun. >> very nice. >>> the giants -- guess wha

pretty good at jack london squa but the crow >>> the wind was -- whipping the flag pretty good. the crowd seemed to be enjoying the annual fourth of july barbecue. thousands showed up for the live music. do you see that? they had bubbles fall. there is your wind vena right there. a good parade for the entire family. they are for 21 months and younger -- and older. >> we have some cloud cover already. it is likely going to be around nine or 930. i would say it is about a 30% chance of having clear skies. better in san jose, that is still a dozen degrees cooler than average. tonight we dropped in the 50s. napa 52. air quality because of that ocean breeze will be good to moderate. a reminder, we do have a very large fire burning just to our north and east. if the wind was any other direction, we would be breathing in the smoke because it is coming from the ocean we are not. the ocean will be coming angrier. there is a beach hazard and a southerly swell from hurricane fazio. it is 1000 miles away spinning out in the pacific ocean but it is so strong, it is turning up the ocean and t

who is there doing a report, jack london, and a lot of other reporters. you see the trend continue to grow. marines make headlines again, "marines land." one thing that happens is the navy no longer says we can do landing parties, because they go ashore into the streets of veracruz and they are shot down from all directions. they gave up on that. the marines still have the mission of going ashore from the ships. but the point is that the army brigade comes in to replace the navy and marines that are ashore. the marines are supposed to go back aboard the ships. he says to the admiral i want to stay and be a part of this occupation. i want to go alongside the army. the admiral says, are you sure? be careful what you ask for. he said we want to go. they let the marines stay ashore to be part of the army brigade. he was a guy that could work with both army and marines, he was not opposed to them. he appreciated the reinforcements. so they remained in veracruz. , you start to see what will happen in 1917 and when the 1918 marines go over and become part of the

it happened in a remote portion of the jack london state park near highway 12. a c-h-p helicopter was brought in to rescue the hiker who was suffering from a medical emergency. officials had to call the hiker on a satellite phone to locate them along the sonoma ridge trail. the hiker was treated and taken to a hospital. the hiker is expected to make a full recovery. ( robin ) deputies in sonoma county arrest a parolee after they say he attacked a coffee shop employee. investigators say sean seeman attakced a barista at the roasters coffee shop in forestville. the say he backed the woman into a corner while holding a sharp piece of scrap metal to her neck. that is when a good samaritan stepped in and wrestled seeman to the ground and held him down until deputies arrived. ( robin ) last year's north bay wildfires are still impacting the community. the number of homeless in sonoma county has gone up in the past year and the fires are partly to blame. officials say there was a 6 percent increase in the february 2018 homeless count compared to the 2017 count. housing

. >> cyclist took over jack london square today for petal fest.he event is a celebration for all things bike related. there was music and food. there was a kid like a rodeo and a unique bike competition. >> we have something for everybody. we have an electric bike test track. we have a unicycle. >> about 20,000 people were expected to head to jacqueline to take part in this year's petal fest. all proceeds from today's event benefits bike east bay. >> last year henry was out there doing tricks and stuff. >> i ride a bike but nothing that fancy. let's turn things over to mark tamayo who is here with a look at the forecast going into the evening. we are watching the fires and weather conditions for those as well. >> we are still talking about hot temperatures. that has been a constant all week long. you have all these huge fires that have started. there is a potential for more fire starts across the state. we are in the middle of summer and fire season is a serious reality in northern california and the bay area. here in the bay area and -- we do not

it happened in a remote portion of the jack london state park near highway 12.h-p helicopter was brought in to rescue the hiker who was suffering from a medical emergency. officials had to call the hiker on a satellite phone to locate them along the sonoma ridge trail. the hiker was treated and taken to a local hospital. officials expect the hiker to make a full recovery. (jrstone) now to a devastating crash in virginia... one person is dead after a helicopter crashed into a townhouse in williamsburg. the helicopter went down sunday afternoon, causing a fire that was apparently put out later. state police say the crash is under investigation. they also say first responders are still trying to locate and identify the pilot. (jrstone) people in arizona are dealing with high wind gusts and a huge wall of dust covering phoenix. that combination can make driving dangerous. it can also be hazardous to your health. what's actually in that wall of dust? it's much more than just dirt. melissa blasius has details. most of the desert dirt flying in your face.may sting... a

. >> people with all kinds of wacky bikes will race up and down jack london a splash down into the estuary and do another lap in the water and come out again. that's probably the best part. if you come for anything, come for the amphibious bike race. >>> and the san francisco marathon, more than 27,000 runners will fill the streets sunday morning. cheer them on along many of our city's liveliest neighborhoods. >>> or head to the circus festival for free family fun. don't miss the fun slide. festivities go from noon to 4:00. for details, just go to our website abc7news.com. >>> music will fill the streets of oakland for the annual arts and soul festival toda it in it's 18th year. the two-day event draws people to downtown each grammy award-winning group the pointer sisters. local artists will be there selling jewelry and paintings. the festival runs today and tomorrow from noon until 6:00 p.m. >>> also happening today it's the annual kei festival in berkeley. you can buy a kite or make one. a kei flying group from japan will showcase their traditional kites. there will also be a free candy

who is there soon after to report on, jack london, john davis and a lot of other reporters and you see that trend continue to grow. marines make headlines again, marines land. but one thing that happens at vera cruz is the navy says we can no longer do landing parties because they go ashore in their navy whites and go into the streets of vera cruz and are shot down from all directions. so really, they just gave up on them. we no longer go against that. so the marines saw their mission of going ashore from the ships. but the point is that the army brigade comes in to replace the navy and marines that are ashore, you have already heard his name, funston. and the marines are supposed to go back aboard board the ships. and lejeune says to the admiral, i really want to stay and be part of this occupation. i want to go alongside the army. and the admiral says, are you sure? be careful what you ask for. he said yeah, i wanna go. they let the marines stay ashore and become part of the army brigade under funston. so funston is a guy that could work with both marines and army. he was not opposed

it happened in a remote portion of the jack london state park near highway 12.-p helicopter was brought in to rescue the hiker who was suffering from a medical emergency. officials had to call the hiker on a satellite phone to locate them along the sonoma ridge trail. the hiker was treated and taken to a hospital. the hiker is expected to make a full recovery. ( darya ) alaska airlines is expanding its service out of san jose. and costco is shaking up its food court menu. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. good morning good morningalaska airlines began nonstop service between mineta san jose international airport and jfk airport in new york.with the addition of the new service, alaska now operates 15 flights a day to jfk from six west coast gateways including san francisco.the airline says new york is the no. 1 requested u.s. destination by business and leisure travelers departing from silicon valley's airport.the trump administration threw the insurance industry a curve ball.it says due to a court ruling, payments have been suspended t

we saw this from our rooftop camera and jack london scared looking towards the oakland hills. u.s.ice have to pay $3.5 million for an error a forever stamp featuring lady liberty in 2011. instead of showing the famous landmark, they actually featured image of the liberty replica at the new york new york casino las vegas. the sculptor who created the biggest design sued for copyright infringement. his attorneys argued payment was undeniably different from the original. more freshfaced, sultry, and even sexier than the actual statue of liberty. >>> the new ultra cut subscription service. the video streaming company says the new service would let your videos watch on portable devices at the same time. is already an option under the premium plan. the price is $14. altar would be $20. that flex is not think that he was would get for the money but it does say it is testing different price points and features to better understand what is users value. the user plan may not be permanent. >>> for children with autism, accidental drowning is one of the leading causes of death. reporter james

we saw this from the ktvu rooftop at jack london square looking towards oakwood hills. oakland is not the only city where there were big illegal fireworks shows. police and san jose were out in force. they said there were mostly just try getting dangerous. one man had a handful of bottle rockets right in front of the police. he was cited for possession of illegal fireworks. and alviso a man wasn't afraid to go on camera. he told us what he and his family put on their own fireworks show for years. >> this fireworks show has been going on for the 21st -- for 21 years. it has been a great show. way better than the great american shows or the ones that last for 25 minutes. >> stephen espinoza says his family takes precautions including being near a fire hydrant with a fire hose. he also warned people in the neighborhood ahead of time in case anyone has posttraumatic stress disorder. also so pet owners could make sure animals are safe. >>> police in san bruno received 170 phone calls about illegal fireworks. 25 people were arrested. each will be fined $1000. one was charged

tonight in jack london square. >> there is something beautiful in the air in golden gate park.bination of flowers and pianos. here's cheryl jennings with the story. >> reporter: the botanical guarden in golden gate park is alive with exotic plants and this time of year, exotic sound, too. ♪ ♪ >> tucked between velvet green leaves and bursting colors are 12 pianos, around the grounds for anyone to play. the event is called flower piano and it's the inspiration of dee mormel and fortisimo. they started at the garden four years ago after experimenting in placing pianos in public spaces. >> and we approached the park with the idea that we should have pianos in golden gate park like some other cities and europe. >> it's free for city residents to wander and listen and there are no guarantees who or what you'll hear. ♪ ♪ >> jazz, classical, bossa nova, cuban music. >> reporter: and each, a unique one-time only experience that blooms and fades like the flowers themselves. >> there's a magic about that, and you just sort of come upon them as though you are the only one who discovers th

now, these images were captured from our roof cam here at jack london square facing the oakland hills to the east. we know all of these are illegal fireworks because the city of oakland did not have a sanctioned fireworks display. according to preliminary stats, 56 citations were issued for fireworks. five arrests were made. one car was towed and 15 confiscated firecrackers and 12 warnings. >>> investigators are look into what may have caused an early morning fire in oak land, one that lost a family without a home appear without their pets. the fire started about 4:30 a.m. the oakland fire department says the fire was fully involved when crews arrived and here is video in the early minutes of the fire. initial 911 call said some people were still inside the house. search crews went into search and rescue mode. they quickly learned that all six family members had escaped i'm 21-year-old woman was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation and burns but is expected to recover. witnesses say the fire and the escape was just unbelievable. >> the guy run out and no more than two seconds af

toni, toni, toni is the headliner for the event and the festival runs until 6:00 tonight at jack london>> there is something beautiful in the air in golden gate park right now. it's flowers and pianos. here's abc 7's cheryl jennings with the story. >> reporter: the botanical garden in golden gate park is alive with exotic plants and this time of year, exotic sounds, too. ♪ ♪ tucked between velvet green leaves and bursting colors are 12 pianos strewn whimsically around the grounds for anyone to play. the event is called flower piano and it's the inspiration of dee mormel and fortissimo. they started at the garden four years ago after experimenting with placing pianos in public spaces. >> and we approached the park about having pianos in golden gate park like other cities. >> for residents to wander and listen and there are no guarantees who or what you'll hear. ♪ ♪ >> jazz, classical, bossa nova, cuban music. >> reporter: and each a unique, one-time only experience that blooms and fades like the flowers themselves. >> there's a magic about that and you just sort of come upon them as thou

the festival runs from 7:30 this morning until 6:00 tonight in jack london square. >>> there is somethingul in the air in golden gate park. it's a combination of flowers and pianos.re abc 7's cheryl je with the story. >> reporter: the botanical guarden in golden gate park is alive with exotic plants and this time of year, exotic sounds, too. ♪ ♪ >> tucked between velvet green leaves and bursting colors are 12 pianos strewn whimsically around the grounds for anyone to play. it is called flower piano and it's the inspiration of mauro fortissimo. they experimented with placing pianos in public places. we approached the park with the idea that we should have pianos in golden gate park like other cities in europe. >> it's free for residents to wander and listen and there are no guarantees who or what you'll hear. ♪ jz, claical, bossa ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and each a unique, one-time only experience that blooms and fades like the flowers themselves. >> there's a magic about that, and you just sort of come upon them as though you are the only one who discovers them. >> reporter: cheryl jennings, abc

since i was tiny -- well, i was never tiny, but since i was a small boy after i read the first jack london book. call of the wild, i don't know if it was required reading or what. i went to alaska. alaska has been like a hook in me reeling me in all these years. so i got real then in the 1990's. alaska is not a place you want to mess with when you are really young, because alaska can be a very dangerous place. so what ended up happening, thanks to some dear friends of ours in nashville, initially i thought, well, i'm just going to travel around alaska and keep living here in tennessee. i was going to commute, go there for a while, then come home. we have six children. they are from fifth grade to college at schools all around the nashville area. one day my lovely wife, who is a very wise woman, but a very subtle woman, which is good for me, because i have like a bulldozer, so it is good. two bulldozers together may not be a good thing. she said, honey, you are going to take the girls to a spice girls concert. i thought, great, awesome. we are going to see some chick flick, something about

said the 26-year-old suffered a medical emergency while hiking along the sonoma ridge trail in jack london state park, no word on exactly what the problem was. the hiker was taken to the hospital and is expected to fully recover. eles >>> now to the fire watch, investigators say a big brushfire in the east bay may have started at a homeless camp. flames broke out after 9:30 this morning near the pittsburg antioch highway and rc lane. the fire spread to 20 acres >> this is a growing problem that we're seeing as we get further and further into the fire season. there are a lot of homeless camps around our distri county fault several fires, five or six, in the last few days that have originated in or near homeless camps. >> no structures were threatened. the exact cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> farther north a deadly wildfire burning along the oregon border exploded overnight in size. the klamathon fire now covers an area the size of san francisco, but crews are making progress. the 30,000-acre is now 25% contained. the fast moving blaze killed one woman in her home in hor

it will be at jack london square. >> turning to the bay area forecast with frances dinglasan. >> here'satellite image show lots of clear skies in the bay area and inland areas. by the afternoon temperatures start to climb. this afternoon look for mid-90s inland. san francisco will be mild, upper 60s to near 70 and things cool down a little bit, but it will be quite pleasant. if you're out this evening, 70s inland and 60s around the bay. >> frances, thanks. >> coming up, the fire that kept crowds in the south bay busy overnight. plus beach warning. what you need to know before you what you need to know before you head to the water metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without di

from our studio in jack london square, we welcome you to the nine.g out with us for the next hour or so. on the drive-in, i was a cited about the weekenbrought me back to 1989. how great would it be to see the a's and giants once again in the world seriesey were inte little earthquake. >> i believe, game three, moments before first pitch. >> i'd like to do it without the earthquake. >> that would be great. >> we will stop it there because we've got to go across the pond. >>> right now, president trump is about to have tea with queen elizabeth at windsor castle. these are live pictures for you of this welcoming ceremony. it's the second stop on the president's visit to great britain. you can see the first lady also there in this life picture. -- live picture. earlier this morning, the president met with prime minister theresa may, and then, the two of them held actually a joint news conference. the president was asked about an interview he had done with the british newspaper, "the sun," and according to the report, the president criticized the approach that prime minister mae is movin

who's the political leader writer for the financial times, and the editor of the politico london playbook, jacke already in. the daily telegraph reports that theresa may was saved by four labour mps as she avoided a critical commons defeat on brexit by a narrow margin. similarly, the ft leads on may restoring herfrail grip on brexit by seeing off pro—europe rebels. the guardian also leads with the prime minister seeing off a commons rebellion. the i reports relief in downing street following another close vote. the times says theresa may threatened tory rebels with a general election if they didn't back her over brexit. the metro leads on a different story — former olympic showjumper has a bizarre method of taking revenge against her former lover. clearly, brexit is the leading story for most of tomorrow 5 papers. that's where we will go for a while. sebastien, kick us off, with the independent by‘s take. sebastien, kick us off, with the independent by's take. they summed up independent by's take. they summed up what happened, theresa may has got through another one of those nail—biting folks,

tomorrow's front pages is the political leader writer at the ft, seb payne and editor of politico's london playbook, jackthat's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. first we crossed the commons for a moment. i am told the government has been defeated on that amendment to the trade bill. these are scenes live from the commons. this amendment is regards to a medicine and keeping medicines flowing freely between the uk and the eu so the government has been defeated specifically on that amendment. and the majority was just for i'm told in that boat. — —vote. the more important vote, the one i think that has been paid greater attention to, that is the one they are voting on now which is why the houseis are voting on now which is why the house is relatively empty as you can see. we expect the result on that specific vote in about ten or 15 minutes. and we will come back to you with information on that as and when it happens. but it normally ta kes when it happens. but it normally takes about ten minutes once they go into the division lobbies but they have been defeated in one amendme

the warm weather and clear blue skies made for a perfect afternoon at jack london square in oakland.ericackson/visitor- "just doing some cultural stuff., out here, you know, just being apart of the community." families looking for a peaceful place to celebrate independence day enjoyed the good food, live music and entertainment. the pets were dressed up too.gerri hofstetter/mother- "the culture of oakland we love and we want to support local businesses and so we come out and have fun and wear wakanda makeup and celebrate oakland." local merchants appreciate the support.piwai magaya/mercha nt- "the fourth means independence, and um, i'm an immigrant. so, its wondeful to be a part of, you know, a free country, free, i mean, this, there's a lot to be appreciative of."gerri hosfstetter/mother- "we want to really celebrate our freedoms. our freedoms to say no, what's going on in the governments not ok. and, that we can be individuals and you know, really celebrate freedom, and so that's what we're celebrating today. not necessarily the history on the us, but actually our ability to resist." e

payne, who's the political lead writer for the financial times, and the editor of the politico london playbook, jackages are already in. the daily telegraph reports that theresa may was saved by four labour mps as she avoided a critical commons defeat on brexit by a narrow margin. similarly, the ft leads on may restoring herfrail grip on brexit by seeing off pro—europe rebels. the guardian also leads with the prime minister seeing off a commons rebellion. the i reports relief in downing street following another close vote. the times says theresa may threatened tory rebels with a general election if they didn't back her over brexit. the daily mail leads on employment figures in britain being at a record high, with 1,000 people a day finding jobs. the daily mirror reports on the fling that wrecked a family, as ex—ukip councillor is found guilty of murdering his wife. and, finally, the daily express says police are failing to investigate so—called low—level crimes, including card theft. so that is a flavour of the front pages and inevitably we will talk initially at least about brexit. take us to the f

has been issued for a man who killed a woman in a speedboat accident on the river thames in london in 2015. jack been on the run since may, was found guilty of the manslaughter of charlotte brown, and sentenced to six years in prison at the old bailey yesterday. we'll be speaking to charlotte's mum and sister at just after 9:00 this morning. a 24—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and sexual activity with a child, following the death of a 13—year—old girl. lucy mchugh‘s body was found in woodland in southampton on thursday, after she was reported missing. the man remains in custody. the chief constable of england's second largest police force has admitted it sometimes provides a poor service that fails to meet public expectations. in an interview with the bbc, west midlands police chief dave thompson said budget cuts meant a full range of policing could not be delivered. sima kotecha reports. a taxidriver in birmingham. he says one afternoon, a group of men threw some bricks at him. he claims the police response was nil. i don't feel safe. they are not scared of police because

has been issued for a man who killed a woman in a speedboat accident on the river thames in london in 2015. jacklty yesterday of the manslaughter of charlotte brown, and sentenced to six years in prison at the old bailey yesterday. charlotte's mum, roz, and her sister, katie, were at the old bailey for the duration of the trial, and have appealed for him to turn up and face justice. they've been speaking to bbc breakfast along with with met police family liaison officer gavin seeley. katie explained how events at the court unfolded. we didn't have any indication of why, really. 0ur opinion of him is that he is a coward, confirmed by a statement he had written earlier this week. thejudge read it out yesterday, and he said the reason was he didn't want to face us, and that he was a coward. we knew on the friday before trial, so we were going to trial on the monday morning, and both chris and i went to the old bailey and we had an inclination that something was going on. then we heard for the first time that jack shepherd is most unlikely to attend his trial. a big decision to make at that point. i

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has been issued for a man who killed a woman in a speedboat accident on the river thames in london in 2015. jack charlotte brown, and sentenced to six years in prison at the old bailey yesterday. the chief constable of england's second largest police force says budget cuts mean the current level of policing in the west midlands is not sustainable. dave thompson has apologised to people who feel they've received a poor service from his officers — whose numbers have fallen by around a quarter since 2010. mr thompson says he's having to prioritise which crimes to investigate. sima kotecha reports. a taxi driver doing hisjob, and then attacked. one of the guys came and smashed the windscreen wipers, threw more bricks, and one of the guys, i did not even see from where he came, he threw a pile of bricks on me. and first it hit me, i was like that, in this position, so it hit me on my elbow, and then on this side, then ijust lie down and i saw them running. he says he was repeatedly targeted in a matter of minutes. his arm and waist were severely bruised. but he claims the police response was nil, lea

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who's the political leader writer for the financial times, and the editor of the politico london playbook, jack contradicted his own intelligence agencies by saying he could not see any reason why russia would meddle in the 2016 us election, he's told reporters that he misspoke. he's now said he accepts russia interfered in the vote, although he added that it didn't change the outcome and that he meant to say "why wouldn't russia interfere" as not "why would". the us president has faced strong criticism from senior republicans for his comments in helsinki after his meeting with president putin. here's what he had to say just a few moments ago. i thought that i make myself very clear by having just reviewed the transcript and i have to say i came back and said, what is going on? what's the big deal? i got a transcript, reviewed it and i went out and reviewed it and in regards to land i made, i be alive that there is need for some clarification. it should have been of years, i thought it would be obvious but i would like to clarify just in case it was not. in a key sentence in my remarks, i said

ambassador's residence comes down in london saying it's all right to jack reynolds plays us out with his song dedicated to the us president all the civil gone through of going underground. was a change agent writes about is a nice way to say he's crazy and anything he's going to go into any situation and just over turn the table and say let's start from scratch which is exactly what is needed for the united states because the united states was very poorly positioned to head into the twenty first century so we need a guy like trump to come in there and just you know knock over all the pieces on the chess board and start playing checkers i mean and start all over again. i would hold his hands to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. more somehow want to be rushed. into going to be pros which you want them before three of them or people will i'm interested always in the waters of our. best suit. welcome back you gave minority government needed tourism a was in brussels at the nato summit so i had to miss prime minister

has been issued for a man who killed a woman in a speedboat accident on the river thames in london in 2015. jackon at the old bailey yesterday. in the last half hour, charlotte's mum and sister told us they wanted legislation introduced to make waterways safer. absolutely. this is where single—handedly i have been striving to do this. meetings with mps. i would like to appeal now. any mp at who would back us to change the legislation, we need support. we have had support from one mp who has been supportive, but only in the last couple of months. the chief constable of england's second largest police force has admitted it sometimes provides a poor service that fails to meet public expectations. dave thompson said budget cuts had left west midlands police at a point where it was not sustainable to tackle everything. the home office said every crime and allegation should be investigated. delays of up to six and a half hours are being reported on eurotunnel services between folkestone and france. the train operator says the hot weather is to blame and that technicians are working to repair problems

still with me are my guests, marilyn watson from blackrock, jack flaherty from gam, and victoria fernandez. marilyn, we have you from londont's make the most of it. will we get a hike from the bank of england? marilyn: it is pretty much priced in by the market anyway. i do think we will see a hike. i think when you look at inflation, it is still above target. actually, economic data, growth we think is stabilizing around 4.4% quarter on quarter. the labor market is still pretty tight in the u.k. i think we saw the shift in that direction with the last npc decision, where we saw a 6-3 vote. i think we could definitely see a hike. jonathan: the bank of england has been criticized many times, and in many people's opinions, quite justifiably around the communication of interest rate hikes. have they communicated this one better? marilyn: i think they have done as much as they can. the bank of england is in a very, very difficult spot with brexit, with a whole range of different problems happening in the u.k. economy and also the politics as well, and the impact that the politics is having on the economy. so they are in a very