live coverage tonight from ktvu's jana katsuyama is in the city with more. jana? >> reporter: frank and julie, that update right now is that woman as you mentioned is in critical condition here at san francisco general hospital. an has been identified tonight as 39-year-old jen ma min dean. he's from clovis, just northeast of fresno. both were in a when that tesla crashed into them. the yellow evidence marker on taylor street shows how far the pedestrians and their longings were thrown. crashing into a man and a woman. >> and still happened at 2:00 p.m. last night as the tesla had been speeding from market street. >> and so will the driver driving this tesla driving northbound on taylor, ran the red light here at o'farrell. >> when that car crashed, causing them to fish tail hitting the couple, throwing them to the sidewalk. and in front of the hotel. the drivers of the tesla as police tried to save the male pedestrian, but too late. >> and one of them, they were trying to resuscitate. the other one face down on the sidewalk. >> reporter: the female pedestrian was

live coverage from ktvu's jana katsuyama. she talked with both police and witnesses, jana?d julie, this is a very popular spot for tourists with the legion of honor, the lincoln park golf course, hiking trails, and scenic views. that also makes it a big target for thieves. you can see on the ground the glass that the victim's car left after they were breaking into it. he came back and saw them stealing his

ktvu's jana katsuyama joins us with what we are learning about the victims. jana? >> reporter: julie and frank, we were here at san francisco zuckerberg general hospital. the woman injured was brought here. the man who was killed at the scene has been identified. now the coroner says he is benjamin deen, a 39-year-old man from clovis, which is about nine miles northeast of fresno. both of them were in the crosswalk at o'farrell when the tesla crashed into them. the evidence yellow markers on yellow street shows how far they were thrown. police say the black tesla crashed into them a man and a woman in the crosswalk of o'farrell just three blocks from union square. >> i heard it from my apartment, which is just a loud screeching. >> san francisco police say it happened about 2:00 p.m. and witnesses say the tesla had been speeding from market street. >> driving his tesla, driving northbound on taylor, ran the red lights here at o'farrell and a mini cooper traveling eastbound with the grn light sideswiped them. >> when the car crashed, the impact caused them to fish t

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live coverage from ktvu's jana katsuyama. she talked with both police and witnesses, jana? >> reporter: frank and julie, this is a very popular spot for tourists with the legion of honor, the lincoln park golf course, hiking trails, and scenic views. that also makes it a big target for thieves. you can see on the ground the glass that the victim's car left after they were breaking into it. he came back and saw them stealing his son's backpack. police and paramedics found the man on the ground bleeding from the head. the call came in around health care p.m. about a vehicle hitting the victim in a parking lot. >> he looked pretty badly shaken up. so you know, they were bandaged up and putting him on a stretch board. >> reporter: san francisco police say the victim had seen two men in hoodies breaking into the black mustang and taking out a cam a flaj backpack. >> this person had seen two suspects breaking into his vehicle. he attempted to take pictures of the suspects. the suspects then broke into a second vehicle at which point the suspects noticed him taking pictures. >> re

on july 29, 2019, we sadly lost jana. she was one of the first recognized female muralists in san francisco. she arrived in san francisco in the spring of '67. she was inspired to paint her rainbow mural on a wall at the corner of haight. in 1982, the building on which the mural stand changed hands and was painted over. its absence was immediately noticed by the neighborhood. the community mobilized with protests, petitions and with the support of the community, the mural was indeed restored and today stands as a memorial to the summer of love. jana was also an accomplished illustrator, song writer, and film maker. she worked closely with wavy gravy, modern buffalo, and many icons of that era. jana, we miss you and thank you for your amazing service to the haight-ashbury community and the city of san francisco. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor -- [applause] >> clerk: to the good in the public gallery, we welcome your support, but we ask you to do it silently pursuant to the board rules. thank

jana katsuyama live along the freeway tonight with more on what we've learned, jana? >> reporter: frank, the chp tells me that the driver received multiple gunshot wounds but he is expected to survive. the passenger was not injured but accompanied the driver to the hospital. the chp is just hoping somebody along 880 this evening might have seen something that can help them catch the shooter. chp investigators surrounded the toyota rav4 suv that had stopped in the center lane of northbound 880 just past 98th avenue. a bullet hole was visible in the front passenger door. the chp says two men were in the suv when a man in his 30s or 40s in a dark-colored sedan pulled up and began shooting at the vehicle about 6:35 p.m. >> the driver of the toyota was wounded by gunfire and both the driver and the passenger were transported to a local hospital where the driver is being treated for his injuries. >> reporter: the chp immediately shut down the highway, causing a long backup of traffic on northbound 880 in oakland during the evening commute. cars had to merge from the four la

kufrz's jana katsuyama joins us now after talking to a bay area law professor who knows mueller, jana? >> julie and frank, mueller's former justice department colleague predicts mueller will stick to his report, which most americans probably have not read. mueller will likely be asked why he followed policy and did not recommend charging a sitting president. but at the same time made a point of saying he could not exonerate president trump of any crimes. >> reporter: robert mueller is scheduled to testify on capitol hill wednesday, spending three hours before the house judiciary committee in the morning and two hours before the house intelligence committee starting at noon. he's a reluctant participant, stating in may he felt his 448-page special counsel report was sufficient. >> the report is my testimony. >> reporter: uc hastings law professor rory little spent time with mueller in the justice department. >> i don't know anybody more controlled than bob mueller in terms of both being honest about his reactions but mouth about t. >> reporter: the u.s. justice department has told muel

ktvu's jana katsuyama here now, and jana, another is expected to enter the race. >> eric swalwell says pivot to running for re-election to congress. it appears tom styier could announce a presidential run as soon as tomorrow joining an already large field. >> today endsgn. >> reporter: congressman eric swalwell said he was proud to run but did not see a path to the white house beyond the july democratic debate. >> we wanted to be honest with ourselves and with our supporters. if there was a viable chance i would not be standing here today. you know, day one was running to win. >> reporter: and winning a spot for the september debate will be difficult for many in the crowded field. they'll need 130,000 individual donors instead of 65,000 and will need to poll at 2% instead of 1%. >> he wasn't faring well in the polls. he didn't have the money. its campaign hasn't reported finance reports in over two months. he didn't have much name recognition from the outset. and so i think he had a number against him. >> reporter: those factors will likely force more candidates to drop out. but one ca

the trump administration continues to obstruct or refuse to comply with requests from congress. >> jana katsuyama in our newsroom. thank you. >>> our coverage continues on our website, ktvu.com, where you'll find more of today's testimony. just look for the story on the homepage. >>> new at 11:00, berkeley police arrested a man while they say groped women. he would pedal up to the women and grab their buttocks before speeding off. investigators think there may be victims that are urging anyone with information to give them a call. >>> in oakland, b.a.r.t. riders experienced major delays in the evening commute after a train hit a woman who was on the tracks. b.a.r.t. authorities say the woman entered the trackway around 5:30 tonight then was hit by a northbounlosed for about an hour as emergency crews work to rescue that woman who survived. >>> in the south bay, a grass fire burning in the foothills northeast of milpitas and san jose is 35% contained. it broke out in the spring valley area. cal fire says the fire has burned 85 acres. one structure was involved. no one was injured. crews

jana katsuyama spoke to formerclassmates of the two young men tonight. jana? >> reporter: so many people here, andre, are just stunned by this news. italian investigators said today they found in the hotel room of the teens, they discovered clothes and knives used during the attack on the police officer. here a lot of people are just trying to understand what happened. the two young men 18-year-old gabriel christian, a 19-year- old elder, both graduates, well known of the school according to former classmates. >> stuff has been going around in my grade like wildfire. it's really shocking to all of us. >> reporter: others from the class of 2018 said it was a shock, hearing about their arrest in italy on charges of killing an italian police officer after a bad drug deal. sunday night, the coffin, the police officer mario rega was escorted from a chapel in rome. the italian police say natalie and others had stolen the backpack of a drug dealer who sold them fake drugs instead of cocaine. the two teens demanded money and a gram of cocaine from dealer who reported

we get live coverage from jana katsuyama. she has confirmed the identity of the flight instructor who died. >> reporter: the coroner's office tells me tonight that the instructor was 62-year-old wayne prodger . he lived in sunnyvale but worked here the hayward airport in the building behind me. he was the owner of the vertical cfi helicopters flight school . many people say here that he was well known. friends say he was a loving father and husband who enjoy traveling, motorcycles and client. >> reporter: the call about the helicopter crash about 2:30 monday afternoon brought he would fire and police vehicles rushing to the hayward airport. >> it was a helicopter, a robinson r44 four seat helicopter that crashed at the airport. the were two people on board. it was in instructional flight. a flight structure and his student. >> reporter: the airport manager says the student walked away from the wreckage and was rushed by ambulance to eden medical center. the instructor did not survive. the alameda county coroner identified the

>> jana katsuyama in mill valley tonight, jana, thank you. >>> traffic was brought to a standstill just plaza earlier this evening because the woman was walking in the middle of the bridge reportedly holding a fife. it happened on the eastern span in the westbound lanes of about 4:30 this afternoon. traffic was stopped as highway patrol officers with the guns drawn responded. the woman was taken into custody just after 5:00. and no word on her identity or why she was walking on the bridge. >>> a section of lucas valley road in marin county closed for most of the day, fuel spilled from the overturned tanker. it happened after the tanker crashed around 9:00 this morning near west gate drive. the tanker overturned downward, being along the tight curve. the driver suffered a cut to the head. crews say the cleanup involved draining the remaining 6,000 gallons of fuel from the tanker. >> it is much more volatile than diesel fuel is. and it is the safety of the members and the safety of the community, the largest of the concerns and the environmental hazards. >> chp said the driver of the 50-f

ktvu's jana katsuyama here now to tell us what we can expect, jana? >> julie and frank, robert mueller is a rather reluctant participate. he never wanted to testify but is complying with subpoenas from two congressional committees. we talked with a law professor who knows mueller about what we can expect. >> reporter: robert mueller is scheduled to testify on capitol hill wednesday, spending three hours before the house judiciary committee in the morning and two hours before the house intelligence committee starting at noon. he is a reluctant participant, stating in may he felt his special counsel report was sufficient. >> the report is my testimony. >> he's not a guy who likes to talk doesn't l talk on camera. >> reporter: law professor rory little spent time with mul ner the justice department. >> i don't know anybody more controlled than bob mueller in terms of both being honest about his reas but also being closed mouth about things. >> reporter: the u.s. justice department has told muler to limit his testimony to what's in the report. and little

we get live coverage from jana katsuyama.entity of the flight instructor who died. >> reporter: the coroner's office tells me tonight that the instructor was 62-year-old wayne prodger . he lived in sunnyvale but worked here the hayward airport in the building behind me. he was the owner of the vertical cfi helicopters flight school . many people say here that he was well known. friends say he was a loving father and husband who enjoy traveling, motorcycles and client. >> reporter:

live coverage tonight from jana.she is at richmond city hall where the planning commission is still hearing from members of the they just about 10 minutes ago close the public hearing session. right now they are debating whether to recommend this band to the full city council. it has been a very long night a lot of impassioned debate that has lasted now more

developing news from ktvu's jana katsuyama. she was on that closed stretch of freeway but has moved near the coliseum where the road re-opened. jenna, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, frank, what a difference it makes, this is moving freely. an hour and a half ago it was such a mess. a lot of frustrated drivers during the evening commute. i talked to the chp, and they say right now they searching for that driver that opened fire out here on the highway and shot at a car. chp investigators surrounded the toyota rav4 suv stopped in the center lane of northbound # 80 just past 98th avenue. a bullet hole was clearly visible in the front passenger door. two men were in the suv when a man in his 30s or 40s in a dark-colored sedan pulled up and began shooting at the vehicle about 6:35 p.m. >> the driver of the toyota was wounded by gunfire and both the driver and passenger were transported to a local hospital where the driver is currently being treated for his injuries. >> reporter: the chp immediately shut down the highway,

ktvu ease jana katsuyama in danville this evening. january that, you talked with people who felt the earthquake today, you also talked with an expert about the fault line responsible. >> reporter: yes, frank. the quake did not cause major damage, but it did cause a lot of concern for people who were really worried. and they also wondered whether there might be any connection with the recent morgan hill quakes or the big quake down in southern california just 11 days ago. in danville about 15 miles from the epicenter of the quakes, amor ralless felt the shaking. >> i felt the cafe shake. there's a lot of things that th. >> reporter: shaking buildings and shaking nerves too. >> scared a safety emergency kit for that. so little bit startled. >> the house just started shaking and i knew it was an earthquake immediately. >> reporter: people throughout the east bay say the quake had a rolling feel. >> we were seated and all of a sudden it felt like we were on a roller coaster with someone slamming the back of us. >> reporter: the epicenter

jana only wanted to be he has an immune defish secdefi. his only treatment is have and don't understand the trontm bloodion is very different than plasma donation. certif plasma collection center you can do that twicein a seven day period. number >> rep morning to you. this report was released overni from the cdc's it statis shows 1/3 of teenagers 16 to all of this data collected the cdc s s halfthe teens 1/3 boys. the cdc tellss uthe third a majority are hispanic. the teens are actually taking exerci drinking more water, that's encouraging. the cdc say 1/4 of teens are obese. 15-yea spends 7 1/2 hours more time on the screens and influe >>> 6:16 right now. not yourtypical summer camp. first tee of greater washington d.c. mixing golfing and life lesson detail good morning. i have a whole govers i'm watching a gamef lollipop puttin clarks he's going to be a profes golfer. why like playing golf? what does it do for you? >> it makes you stronger. we've got a budding professiona here. that'sthat. then we have tick tack toe life lessons, life s

. >> jana katsuyama. ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the next candidate debates are in detroit, july 30th and 31st. the host, cnn will announce a live drawing. once again, because the field is so big. >>> at a california fertility clinic. coming you, the lawsuit over a mix-up that involves three couples. >>> and a driver cheats death. up next. how this happened. and reaction from police who were not amused with the close call. >>> on the way to the tunnel. right now. westbound 24. not bad. as you drive up from lafayette to oakland. and through that tunnel. we'll tell you more about the east bay commute when we come back. >>> warming trend for those away from the coast. coast and bay, really near normal. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." a southern california couple is speaking up about a fertility clinic mix-up. they are among three couples affected by the los angeles based cha fertility clinic. the families say the mistakes were discovered earlier this year, when an asian mother gave birth to twin boys, but nei

jana joins us now in the newsroom with the president's new plan. >> reporter: the senses mandated by the constitution to get a count of how may people live in the u.s. the president said he is signing an executive order to create a new database by having all federal agencies turn over their records on citizens and noncitizens. >>> the battle over adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census ended thursday. president trump change tactics. saying instead he would issue an executive order.>>> i am hereby ordering every department and agency in the federal government to provide the department of commerce with all requested records regarding the number of citizens and noncitizens and our country.>> reporter: the records could include social security homeland security tax records and other federal databases. the move comes after the u.s. supreme court june ruling the trump administration's reasons for adding the question or insufficient.>>> it would've been drawn out fights in court. they did not have enough time to go through that. that is why they put up a white flag today. >> report

>> in san francisco tonight, jana thank you for the >>> here in california senator kamala harris is taking the lead in a new poll of democratic candidates in her home state. 23 percent now support, say they will support the california senator up from 17 percent in april. 21 percent support former vice president joe biden. he has flipped from 26 percent. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are close behind at 18 percent and 60 percent. no other candidate climbed above single digits in california. the next democratic debates are set for july 30, and 31st in detroit. >>> daly city says they plan to investigate the arrest of an document did immigrant who was termed turned over to immigration enforcement. jose lopez was arrested during a traffic stop. the state century law prohibits police from cooperating with i.c.e. unless the individual is suspected of a serious crime. escobar lopez did not have a terminal record but did have a deportation order. this has prompted the city to retrain officers. >>> the berkeley city council has taken the unusual step of removing gender specific words from ath

live coverage tonight from jana. she is at richmond city hall where the planning commission is still hearing from members of the they just about 10 minutes ago close the public hearing session. right now they are debating whether to recommend this band to the full city council. it has been a very long night a lot of impassioned debate that has lasted now more than four hours. richmond has operated a real line in marine terminal for 37 years. recently they began tearing coal from utah to load onto ships in richmond. some residents say the coal dust is polluting the neighborhood.>>> i go out to my car and there is a fine layer of coal dust over everything. coal dust everywhere. i worry about what it is doing to his lungs..>> reporter: they joined the community group called no coal in richmond. that rallied outside the richmond planning commission meeting on thursday. they want the city to ban coal and petroleum coke from beings toward or handled in richmond. >>> it will impact people's health. the particular matter fro

. >> jana katsuyama here now to help sort it all out for us tonight>> that's right, big changes. congressman swalwell said he would have qualified for the next debate but didn't have the poll numbers or money to continue into the fall. tom steyer does have the money. need to pull together donors, poll points in a short time to become a serious contender. >> reporter: congressman eric swalwell said he was proud to run but debate. >> if there was a viable chance would not be standing here today. you know, from day one was running to win. >> reporter: and winning a spot for the september debate will be difficult for many in the crowded field. they'll need 130,000 individual donors instead of 65,000 and will need to poll at 2% instead of 1%. those factors will likely force more candidates to drop out. >> part of the problem of the bottom 20 candidates is that they have to try to make headway in a very crowded field where there's a lot of prominent democratic figures. we'll see ten others drop very soon because of the structure of the debates. >> reporter: but one californian, billion

al-jazeera jana's built. the 1st case of a bowl that has been reported in the democratic republic of congo city of goma the discovery has raised concern the virus could spread quicker in the densely populated area close to the 100 border. which has a population of $1000000.00 it's located south of where the 2nd largest break on record was 1st detected a year ago officials say the city has been preparing for a potential outbreak but the virus has been hard to contain in rural areas due to the mistrust of health officials and communal violence next month will mark the 5th anniversary of the start of eyesores no mass killing campaign in iraq it is estimated that between 3 and 5000 years the these were murdered because of their religious believes and many more are still missing priyanka gupta has the story. shunts the colors she's surrounded by she will only wear black until her missing husband carol returns it's she's one of the estimated more than 6000 you see the girls and women who are kidnapped and sold into

results to be announced just tell us how things are going to unfold for the winner today and tomorrow jana. yes final cabinet meeting to resume a chairing it as we speak of course just under 2 hours to go now before the results of that conservative party leadership ballot is known to decide the next prime minister it's the 1st time in history that a prime minister has been selected really by the 160000 members currently of the conservative party not picked by m.p.'s not chosen by the wider electorate boris johnson is likely to be the winner based as much as anything else on his central campaign promise to take britain out of the e.u. by october the 31st come what may do or die his words deal or no deal it is that latter part no deal that has many people in cabinet in her party in his party rather concerned no more visceral signal of the sort of opposition he will face than to have senior ministers one resigned yesterday others indicating that they will resign on wednesday before he's able to sack them they will then join no chancellor the justice minister the international development secr

jana steen knows this herself. >> i'm not going to complain because i don't want to upset janice becausehe said something nice to me yesterday. >> is that why rob took the day off? i gave him a hard time yesterday. >> the feels like temperature tomorrow. it is going to be one of the warmest days this year, possibly one of the warmest days in some time. it is the summer concert series. we have one of my favorites coming up to play for the entire show. if you're at 48th and 61, partly sunny, mostly sunny, it is quite nice out but look what is going to happen later today, heat index, this will feel like with the humidity, well over 100 °. that will be dangerous heat lingering into saturday and next week it will relent if that is the best word, it is going to cool off relatively speaking but for now it will be very hot, people need to take precautions. these are your forecast ties without the humidity and looking at kansas city in chicago by sunday heat is going to break and as we get to the northeast monday and tuesday we will see temperatures relax but in the meantime you want to practice

jana is live in the fox weather center staying cool. >> here it comes. 80 degrees already here in new it's gonna be very warm in places like dc and philadelphia. heat advisories already posted we want two-point out that we could see the potential for showers and thunderstorms across the northern plains. across the tennessee and mississippi river valley. we fled advisories in place for the next couple of days. and then we organ a talk about the heat especially this weekend with temperatures close to 100 degrees here in new york city and dc and atlanta georgia in kansas city so heat indices can be very dangerous. >> dangerous heat is right. another blow between nato and turkey. >> president trump said president trump said the u.s. well cancel sales of advance fighter jets to turkey after it received a new air defense system from russia. the pentagon is concerned that the radar capabilities of the 400 could be used by the russians to gather intelligence about the f35 if the jets were delivered to turkey. they have warned turkey with the sanctions if it goes forward with the russian deal.

ktvu's jana katsuyama here now with how the bay area philanthropist may impact the race. >> he's startingff without slowing down. he put down $1.4 million of the $100 million he says spend running for the white house. he has the money, but the big question is whether get the support. >> my name is tom steyer. i'm running for president. >> reporter: introducing himself to the nation, tom steyer is launching a two-week ad campaign, focusing on the first four democratic primary states of iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. the 62-year-old billionai philanthropist his need to impeachfforts. >> he has a very big heart. and his heart is place. >> reporter: san francisco democratic activist also worked on the impeachment effort with steyer. >> no need to do that, no reason to do that other than he believes in the constitution. and i really admire him for doing that. he got 8 million people to sign on to the impeachment pledge. >> reporter: report says he trusts steyer but he does not feel the democratic party should be led by a billionaire who built his fortune running a private equity firm, no

that is where we find jana live. you attended the lights for liberty mutual hill tonight in downtown.>> reporter: there were hundreds of these lights for liberty vigils held across the country. many other people here say they are disturbed of the reported conditions of some of the detention camps particularly iles that hold there was also great concern about some of the ice enforcement sweeps. that could be coming this weekend. >>> is dusk fail protester held the blights calling for the government to close detention camps were immigrant children and families are being held. >>> hundreds of people brought signs spoke out at the san francisco cable car turnaround. the lights for liberty vigil was one of hundreds of vigils held nationwide friday.>>> it is important because what we have here that is going on in the country is wrong. we need to protest. to close the camps. >> reporter: mike pence was in texas friday meeting with border agents on the rio grande. they say 700 to 1000 people are being taken and every day. th

jana is live in the mission district where tonight's event was held.>> reporter: tom stier appeared at manny's restaurant with his wife and one of his children. he basically took the stage with many the owner who is a family friend. they spoke for about an hour. also taking some questions. people tell me they paid anywhere from six dollars to more than $60 to hear tom stier explain why he thinks he can win in 2020. >>> san francisco mission districte get the party's nomination.>> the reason i'm running is be democracy. that the only solution to that is going to be pushing power back to the people. retaking the democracy. i have been doing that as an outsider. for 10 years.>> reporter: an outsider who has turned from founder of a private equity fund to political activist. now to politician. the community room at manny's restaurant was filled with about 150 people. a friendly crowd in his hometown. >>> what we need in 2020 is an across-the-board victory.>> reporter: he believes the way to win the election is by changing the electorate. inspiring immobilizing new people to vote instead of

we also heard from daniel jana qc, his father was also accused, he said.e this stick like mud, they are vile and leave a stain that is how to remove. that is something we have heard from a lot of people, they say when you put my name on the internet, our names will always be associated with these false allegations, and in a statement read out, lady diana britain, the widow of leon brittan, said the impact of the trial in newcastle has been like a second degree. his name has been cleared but he will never know this. before sentencing, the prosecutor said, made some points on how serious carl beech's crimes well. he said the nature of the crimes were sophisticated, well—planned criminal behaviour, it gave false hand —— false hope to the family of the boy who went missing in the 1970s, carl beech claimed that this boy he said was murdered may have been martin, and that gave false hope to the family, thinking they may have known what finally happened to him. and don't forget that while carl beech was lying to the police, he was being treated as a victim, and h

jana is here with the impact that could have. >> reporter: the census is mandated by the constituti to get a count of how many people live in the u.s. president trump said today he believed no start stone unturned to count how many other people are not citizens. the battle over adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census ended thursday. president trump change tactics. saying instead he would issue an executive order.>>> i'm ordering every department and agency in the federal government to provide the department of commerce with all requested records regarding the number of citizens and noncitizens in our country.>> reporter: the records could include social security homeland security hetero tax records and other federal databases. the move comes after the u.s. supreme court june ruling the trump administration's reasons for adding the question were insufficient.>>> it would have been drawn out fights in court. they did not have enough time. to go through that is why they put up a white flag today. >> reporter: david levine said the census did have a citizenship question until the

al-jazeera jana's berg. the 1st case of a boar has been reported in the democratic republic of congo city of goma the discovery has raised concerns the virus could spread quicker in the densely populated area course to the ones in border goma which has a population of 1000000 it's located south of where the 2nd largest of. records was 1st detected a year ago. tens of thousands of people have returned to the streets of hong kong to protest against what they say is beijing's growing political influence in the city's affairs but what started as a peaceful march in the suburb of shuttin and its in violence says riot police charged towards demonstrators in a shopping center and open reports from hong kong. after bringing central hong kong to a standstill on previous sundays protesters are taking their fight to the suburbs. and government leaders are struggling to clamp down on the wrist systems movement that is largely leaderless most of the protesters here are young people who tell us they are disillusioned abou

during the day we're going to be seeing those temperatures it come back into the low twenty's so for jana's were $21.00 degrees for you there durban is going to be about $23.00 with plenty of sun in your forecast and the down here across capetown it is going to be a little chilly with a tempter of 16. hello again and reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera a british prime minister to resign may says the resignation of the u.k. ambassador to the us is a matter of deep regret kim dark says it was impossible for him to continue after the leaking of diplomatic cables describing president trump's administration as inept. iranian president hassan rouhani says his country's uranium enrichment is for peaceful purposes and does not violate the 2050 nuclear deal if follows a warning from donald trump that he will substantially increase type sanctions on tehran soon. mobile internet access is being restored in sudan after a blackout was awarded following a deadly crackdown on peaceful protesters last month. france's military has admitted that antitank missiles found during a raid in libya belong to

in sport, jana counter is in action.in the decider. it's all over for coco gauff who was defeated by the world number one simona halep in straight sets. the biggest shock of the day was defeat for ashleigh barty, the world number one top seat is out after a three set defeat by an american. —— by the american alison riske. british airways is facing a record fine of 183 million pounds for a data breach — the biggest penalty handed out by the information commissioner — and the first to be made public since rules around personal data changed last year. it's after hackers attacked the airline's website last year and harvested details of around 500,000 customers. ba says it's "surprised and disappointed" by the penalty — and is planning to appeal. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones has more. back last september, british airways revealed it had suffered what it called a sophisticated, malicious criminal attack on its website. now it is facing a record fine over the attack which saw thousands of passengers having cru

the late prime minister sir edward heath and lord jana. then there were the intelligence chiefs.e than £2 million. the enquiry ended without any arrests or charges. the investigation was later slated in an official report out of the metropolitan police had to apologise for those who had suffered asa apologise for those who had suffered as a result of carl beech's fake allegations. it was another force, northumbria, which was then given thejob of northumbria, which was then given the job of investigating carl beech. officers discovered at the school governor and hospital inspector was himself a paedophile. at the same time that he was claiming to be an abuse victim, he was downloading hundreds of sexual images of young boys. he also secretly filmed a boy indecently. this photo he took of himself undermined his claim that he had been physically tortured stop there were no scars on his body. so there were no scars on his body. so the big question— why did he fabricate his abuse story? firstly, money, he received £22,000 in compensation. secondly, he found in the limelight and attent