jodi hernandez, thank you so much. we'll see your live report at 6:00. >>> a san jose police officer who was shot yesterday is in the hospital in critical but stable condition. we received word from san jose police this afternoon while revisiting the neighborhood locked down for hours after the shooting, police arrested 44-year-old gabriel mario carreras. those who live near carreras tell us they're surprised by the entire situation. >> he had dogs. we would interact once in a while with the dogs together. i don't know. i didn't think anything about it. >> one of the officers on the scene yesterday who actually pulled his partner to safety is ryan low. tonight at 5:30, we'll hear from his brother, assemblyman evan low about his brother's heroics. >>> hundreds of fema workers are on the ground on maui searching for the missing and helping survivors. the official death toll surpassed 110 and continues to rise. right now federal leaders say they are focused on search and recovery efforts. federal and state leaders say rev

jody powell was his press secretary and jody powell had a great sense of humor. jody powell got by with things with carter that other people did not and jody powell once told the story that when he was working in the white house, accomplishing something significant there was like wetting your pants when you were wearing a dark colored suit that you might feel all warm and comfortable, but nobody would ever notice. [laughter] >> and another one of carter's programs here, i'm sure you owned it, it was the history conference that ken craft, i believe, who worked alt the carter campaign had heard that story and -- he's staying in the same cheap motel that we were staying, and the one we're staying in now, and he just laughed and he said, he liked the story and said, you know the apple did not fall far from the tree. >> okay. here is a two-part question, it's a tough one. how do you sum up and assess the carters, but also, what do you hope your readers will take away from this volume? >> okay. i would sum then up by saying that theirs was truly an unusual partnership.

will tell jody powell was his press secretary and jody powell had a great sense of humor. jody powell had gotten by things with carter that other people did not. and jody power powell once told a story that when he was working in the white house that a couple saying something significant. diane, was like wetting your pants when you were wearing dark colored suit that you might feel all warm and comfortable, but would ever notice another one. i can't. is it some program was here i again i'm you've owned it i think it was the history conference saying that tim kraft i believe who worked in carter campaign had heard that he had heard that story and i happened to i don't know he must i got paid very well because he's really staying in the same cheap that we were staying in which is the one we're staying in and now and he was and he just laughed and he said he liked the story. they said, you know, the apple did not fall far from the tree. okay. here is a two part question. that's a tough one. how do you sum up and assess the carter's but also, what do you hope your readers will

." >> jimmy: okay >> jodie foster directed it.om for, you know, for the read. a couple of producers show up. then one more producer shows up, and he's like, "meth, you my guy i can't wait 'til you to go up in there, kill it, meth. no worries no worries whatsoever. just kill it." i'm like, "all right this is my guy i'm going to kill it for this guy. >> jimmy: yes. [ light laughter ] >> but what i didn't know was, they were waiting for one more person >> jimmy: oh, okay >> and that last person showed up about two minutes later, and it was jodie foster. now, for me -- yeah, "ooh. for me, it was, like - [ light laughter ] -- same reaction "ooh, aw man, now it's jodie foster in the room." and i'm, you know, big fan her work speaks for itself >> jimmy: she's the best >> i get up in this room, jimmy, oh, my god. all right, it started off good 'cause, you know - then i caught a brain fart >> jimmy: uh-huh >> from there, i couldn't remember a thing [ light laughter ] so, it gets worse though i start sweating [ light laughter ] i have a lit

i'm jodi.i'm just going back and to talk with the friends or the people who knew brittani marcell. >> okay. >> it's from'08. >> okay. >> hansen invited the detectives into his home, where gonterman started off with the basics. >> do you remember hanging out with her at her sunglass place ever? >> not hanging out with her. i walked by, maybe and kind a just, "hey, how ya doin'? what's new? how's your family? how's your sisters? " that kind of stuff. >> on a like, on a regular basis or do you just remember, like -- >> no, no, no. just when i -- when i think when i was working at the mall. i'd just happen to walk by and say "hi. " it wasn't like a hanging out, regular basis type thing. >> because she--'cause brittani actually remembers you coming in and visiting her and hanging out and talking with her, like twice a week. >> no, no. >> after a few minutes of this, gonterman told hansen what she was really after. a dna sample. >> just to compare with the dna at the scene just so we can exclude ever

in antioch i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, jodi. up next, a neighborhood on edge. the search for a mountain lion roaming city streets. >>> also, a new crash involving one of those driverless taxis. a collision with a fire truck in san francisco. what went wrong. >>> and i'll have a look at what to expect this weekend plus the rain time line on hurricane hilary in seven minutes. >>> here's what we're working on. a flight aboard an f-16 to see firsthand why ukraine is so eager to add the fighter jet to its arsenal. the remarkable results of a new procedure restoring eye sights after serious injury. >>> okay, is it just growing pains or is this a mess? there's new fuel for the debate over the self-driving taxis in san francisco. two crashes involving those robotaxis including one that hit a fire truck in the city. here is nbc's sergio quintana. >> reporter: just after 10:00 p.m. last night a fire truck headed to an emergency call collided with a cruise car at an intersection. in posts by cruise, the company confirmed the car, which it

back at page and jody's the owner says _ investments.back at page and jody's the owner says his customers - investments. back at page and jody's the owner says his customers are - the owner says his customers are still based there cost of living crisis stopped last year he subsidised old water bottles to help and may need to again. i subsidised old water bottles to help and may need to again.— and may need to again. i wish we didn't have _ and may need to again. i wish we didn't have to _ and may need to again. i wish we didn't have to do _ and may need to again. i wish we didn't have to do it _ and may need to again. i wish we didn't have to do it but _ and may need to again. i wish we didn't have to do it but i - and may need to again. i wish we didn't have to do it but i think- and may need to again. i wish we didn't have to do it but i think we| didn't have to do it but i think we will have to again this year. inflation seems to be following now quite rapidly. does it feel like the crisis point is over?— crisis point is over? now. i

>> yeah, like jodi literally ran into it.e shooting in prospect park. and she texted me being like, "this is going to sound weird, but are you shooting in my neighborhood?" i had to be like, "yes, come on in!" [ light laughter ] so, we have, like, you know, sweaty selfies >> seth: what did you learn about by doing this the way stories like this are reported that you maybe didn't know >> yeah, i mean -- okay, so i had a kind of like, i think naive vision that, like, an investigative reporter would seek out the truth, learn the truth, then like publish it in the newspaper. >> seth: yeah. >> turns out it's a lot more complicated than that. like, they just needed, like verification for everything. three sources for everything i think like i had to dismantle my like lego version of being a "new york times" reporter. yeah >> seth: one of the things that was -- i mean, the worst possible reason for "the new york times" building to be open for you to shoot there, is there was a pandemic and none of the reporters were there but you di

jodi after carrying on herfirst—round form. jodi ewart shadoff is on three under par.s at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. some breaking news. migrants are being temporarily removed from the bibby stockholm barge after traces of legionella bacteria were found in the water. the bbc understands that the uk health security agency did routine testing before migrants had been moved on. the bbc has been told that test results showing traces of the bacteria came back after migrants had already been moved onto the barge. live now to our political correspondent georgia roberts. so what do we know, georgia? we have had this statement _ so what do we know, georgia? we have had this statement from _ so what do we know, georgia? we have had this statement from the _ so what do we know, georgia? we have had this statement from the home - had this statement from the home office in the past few moments confirming that 39 asylum seekers had been temp

in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> a delayed vote on setting up its own power utility county. the city council will vote in october on whether to replace electricity provided by pg&e. they say the company is unreliable, backlogged with too many other projects, and does not have the money to electrify too many other future ones. they could cut the cost of electricity for customers by 25%. pt nd also poses a plan on whether the city can properly run its own grid. the union outlet presenting 27,000 electrical workers says that some could lose their job. >>> car theft continues to be an issue across the country. some automakers are handling easy to steal cars. it started when a tiktok exposed certain security flaws in certain hyundai and kia cars. they show people how to steal cars with nothing but a usb cord. this lawsuit requires companies to upgrade the alarm systems on those cars, but the illinois attorney general says he has seen reports of upgraded cars being stolen. he along with six other attorneys general are demanding more be done. they want the companies

joining me now is a senior adviser -- jodi leggett. jody, thanks for joining us on this.nd groups like yours? >> well, it has supercharged our movement. we know that arizona voters are practical folks. they've gone to the ballot before to protect important rights and what we saw in ohio is every time we put stuff like this on the ballot, voters are pretty smart, they know what's going on, we're really confident coming out. >> let's talk about the effort being made in arizona. you have until next july to collect around 400,000 valid signatures, about 5% of the states population. you've been quoted as saying it's a 40 to 50 million dollar project. where things now? >> we're at the very beginning, right? we filed our action committee, we are getting organized and sending fundraisers across the state. it's a heavy lifting or zona. we've done this before and we are, as i said, confident in arizona voters. >> what have you learned from successful efforts in other states? >> i think we've learned and we knew this and our hearts. voters are pretty smart. you sign ohio organizers

as jodi hernandez reports the judge must decide if that is enough to reduce or dropped charges in the homicide case. >> some of the text messages in this case, by a small number of officers are really horrific. they shamed themselves and they shamed their colleagues in uniform, everywhere, by the things they said. >> reporter: the attorney representing antioch police officers make no bones about it that racist and homophobic text messages that some of the officers are believed to have written and shared are inexcusable. >> a lot of good officers in antioch and in this county and in this state have been smeared and be searched because of very ugly and vulgar messages that were done by a few. i am sorry about that. >> today the district attorney and contra costa county judge agreed the officers engaged in sending and receiving those text while investigating a homicide case violated the racial justice act. >> it is beyond clear that the language of the officers during the course of this case was racist. the officers went on to use extreme excessive force during the arrest of several indi

we are waiting to hear from our own jodi fernandez about those appearances.ioch and pittsburg police department. we did reach out to the fbi in san francisco. they told us that they would provide information at a press conference that is scheduled for 3:30 this afternoon in the city. jodi did speak to the attorney of one of the officers that was arrested and his client it was a forcible arrest as the fbi used flashbangs and bullhorns and he called that, quote, completely unnecessary, says his clients would have surrendered if asked. in the course of the investigation in the past the feds did seize the officers' cell phones and they stumbled against racist and homophobic texts between dozens of antioch cops. a judge is now trying to decide if those texts violated the state's racial justice act. a homicide case can be jeopardized by those officers. the antioch police chief said he himself is the target of a racist meme and he resigned as a result of the scandal. within the past our mayor of antioch released a statement, quote, today is a dark day in our city's

jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> that's crazy. okay, let's talk about a traffic jam that happened in san francisco triggered by not people that were driving but driverless cars. video shows several cruise cars stopped with their hazard lights blinking in the middle of grand avenue. the company says it was dealing with wireless connectivity issues because of outside lines. in an earlier statement it is working to make sure it will not happen again. all of this came 24 hours after state regulators approved robo taxi companies to operate those cars 24 seven throughout the city. >>> hundreds of thousands of people came out to enjoy music, food and vibes over the three day one -- run. on friday night organizers had to shut down the soma tent after the stage partially collapsed. not a big deal, it opened briefly saturday and again yesterday, but overall it was a great time. everyone had -- they said the weather was perfect and it was just phenomenal. >> classic san francisco weather. right now as we have been telling you there are some

police officer or if you're just a common citizen, civilian. >> reporter: in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> check out the story at nbcbayarea.com and search antioch police scandal. >>> scary moments at james lick high school. nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead. two students were stabbed on campus, both taken to the hospital, one with life-threatening injuries. nbc's ian cull was the first local reporter on scene. >> reporter: this all happened just before 11:30 this morning during third period in what is just the second week of school. students say fights broke out outside on the basketball courts which led to the entire school being locked down. police and paramedics swarming james lick high school in san jose. two students stabbed at least once on campus and taken to the hospital. several kids telling us it happened outside of p.e. class. >> i was walking around the school toward the back. all i seen was a bunch of kids running and screaming. >> reporter: this video has been circulating around campus and was shared with us by students showing two separat

here is nbc's jodi hernandez. >> they were in and out of the store in roughly one minute. it was a very quick and very violent action and robbery that took place within a matter of a minute. >> reporter: now four of the men investigators say planned and carried out the armed robbery last march have been arrested and charged. the men made off with $1.1 million in jewelry including 38 watches. what they didn't realize, one of the rolexs was outfitted with a gps chip. >> we started receiving updates that the watch was traveling into oakland area and again into the san leandro area. it was traveling around. then it became stationary for a wh >> reporter: police chief denton carlton says the gps tracker helped them uncovritical leads according to the 45-page federalaffidavi investigat served sev search warrants. they fou evide that two of the suspects went tcasino toaunder the illegal proceeds from the heist. the affidavit includes photos of one of them showing off cash. in a surprise twist, investigators say they uncovered evidence one of the suspects was receiving information

jody? do you agree with jody by me right? brian is 23 years old and lives 30 minutes from barcelona. he spent most of his childhood here, including 4 years at a local school. can make it a different day and being for a long time. i just thought bullying was normal. you know, that goes to quincy. if you experience it for a long enough, if you start to believe everything they say about, you know, the thing, it took me a long time, for example, to be able to look my girlfriend in the sofa. then there was a terrible fear of social situation, a lot of us and that the fear were giving a presentation and appearing in front of lots of people in different policy blocks . i panicked at the clock that someone might make eye contact with me, the police work on the every day he still walks past his old school. his memories of that time are extremely painful. the 1st time you can see the movie, i never knew the reason why they leave me alone. he will get all they wanted was to give me a hard time because of my own because of the way i look

jody powellst got by with things with carter that other people did not. the story living in the white house. accomplishing something significantly was like wetting your pants when you are wearing a dark colored suit. you may feel all warm and comfortable but nobody one whatever notice. [laughter] i think it was at a press conference thing. a carter campaign. in the same cheap motel that we were staying in. as he was just asking and he said he liked the story because the apple does not fall far from the tree. >> okay. here is a two-part question. how do you assess the corridors? also, what do you help your readers will take away? okay. a truly unusual partnership. all of the many things that they accomplished as president. it was also that partnership. they wouldld not have that happ. the theme of the book to take that away, to. you look at what carter did as president, the focus of everything had to deal with human rights. carter as president had lots of opportunities. hostage situation, cold war was going up. lots of chances and he did not. ahead of huma

in richmond, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the man accused of posting a deadly stab to go facebook has returned to court. mark mechkof appeared before a judge. police accused him of killing a woman in her apartment in san mateo last month. they were tipped off after he posted a video online of what appears to be her final moments. the exact relationship between the two is unclear. he's being held without bail, set to be in court in mid september. >>> a significant snag in the shannon o'connor court case. the mother is facing 39 criminal accounts for hosting alcohol-fueled parties for minors. she did not make it to court. investigative reporter candice nguyen joins us. we're hearing directly from shannon o'connor for the first time. >> yes, we have an on the record statement from shannon o'connor saying she wanted this hearing to happen but instead last night she was in the hospital with a skin infection. o'connor and other sources tell us that infection was sparked by bug bites she got while awaiting trial at elmwood correctional facility. let's show you video o

jody, is i'm don't think that's quite yellow field. still tells cars and they can go. and that's not what happens when you see a train station punch of hundreds of housing grocery store banks, coffee shops. this is a neighborhood and it's not being treated like a neighborhood. >> we're asking for a dedicated turn signals so that cars have their turn. but also people have their turn. also have to talk about the fact that king street is an on-ramp to it a freeway. you and i are out here. cars were going. >> 50's needs excessive speeds that nobody could withstand if a car is going more than 20 miles per hour. our chances survival is so diminished. and so this is why we really need to slow our streets. we need a streets designed for people people's pace and not for moving traffic let's step out of the way. we notice that there's some hearts out here. can you describe you guys have been handing out these yellow hearts and they've got the closed fans. tell me a little bit about yeah, we allow it so that people can express grief. they can get the message. it's for the public

in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> we have an update. police have made an arrest in connection with this photo taken in san francisco a couple years ago in 2021. the photo and video went viral. you see that woman hanging from a car holding what police say is an ak-47. investigators say they've identified christopher gonzalez nunez as the driver of the car and are charging him with felony firearm possession. police tracked down gonzalez nunez with the help of social media and say he posted a photo of himself wearing a tee shirt with the viral photo on it. >>> tonight we investigate new public corruption charges against current and former san francisco city officials. dwayne jones faces more than two dozen criminal charges of misappropriating public fund, bribery, and conflict of interest. former san francisco official was the subject of an nbc bay area investigation back in 2020. that showed his business netted millions of dollars by helping other companies bid on lucrative contracts in the city. >>> the current haefd the city's community

jody cundy�*s dominance over one kilometre continues. unbelievable, unbeatable. like that in years. you hear that and it's like, "i need to pedal harder, need to get to the line as quickly as possible". earlier, more medals, britain showing why they're still the dominant force in para—track cycling. scottish rider neil fachie and his pilot matt rotherham, gold in the men's b time trial, to the delight of the home crowd. minutes later, jaco van gass delivered his own golden performance in the c3 one kilometre time trial. and there was a british one—two in the women's b individual pursuit. partially sighted sophie unwin, piloted byjenny holl, an impressive three—second victory over laura fachie. two golds in two days for unwin, and there's a chance for her to get her hands on more. nesta mcgregor, bbc news, in glasgow. presenter angela rippon is set to become the oldest contestant on strictly come dancing at the age of 78. the chancellor's statement reads as follows. there may be trouble ahead, but while there is moonlight and music and love and romance... her perf

the only information that was given was jodie probably won't be able to speak.erjob prospects will be bleak. of course, we now know that none of that is true. when i was 13 months old, i had a cochlear implant fitted on the right side. it's no cure, it's not normal hearing. itjust allows me to hear some sounds and mostly lip read. as i grew up, i learnt more about my deafness, as i grew up, i learnt and obviously, going through school, that's when i sort of faced challenges and struggled a little bit more. and then i discovered rugby when i was around 15. i actually wanted to give it a go when my younger brother started, but my parents wouldn't allow me to play, due to potential risks of my cochlear implant. 0ne being the processor, which is an electrical device on the ear that can break — but the bigger risk is, you know, the implant in the head, which is in the skull, and a really bad impact could potentially dislodge that. i thought, we'll take her, she'll have one session, not like it and that will be out of her system. so we came down here to sandal rugby c

back at h &jodie's, owner harjit says his customers are still facing the cost of living crisis.ay need to again. i wish we didn't have to do it, but i think we will have to do it again this year. inflation seems to be following, now, quite rapidly. does it feel like the crisis point is over? no. i think we're still in it. with some prices falling back, there is a path out of this long period of economic uncertainty, but today's evidence is that it will remain bumpy. and faisal is with me now. it has looked like things were starting to improve. do these latest figures support that? there is good and bad news in the figures, the good news reflecting what we already knew which is the energy price shock is starting to work its way through the system, which caused inflation to go up to 11% and now, as it starts to turn, inflation is starting to fall quite rapidly. but the bad news is about the next 3—6 months potentially because that huge spike in inflation has left inflationary shadows dotted around the economy in the expectations of companies and where they set prices or where wage

c. jody. thank you very much. make it simple for us. how does this sting operation led by the f b? i actually work. it was very interesting. it was quite clever. they, um, they managed to get access to the bought nets infrastructure, and they diverted the traffic from the button it to the f b i. and then the f. b. i planted a and instruction from the bot net to go out to its workers, a button that is like a wedding cake at the top is the controller, the button master. then there's a 2nd layer that's a tier of prophecies that puts out commands to the lower tier of worker, but so computers infected there, about $700000.00 of them globally. so the f b, i got the proxy box in the middle layer to push out an instruction to the 700000 bots to go download this, the software which it did. but the software was designed to uninstall the malware on all those computers and to prevent the bot net from the re infecting the computer. so it was very clever. they pushed out the instruction through the button it into the button, its own infected computers. to uninstall itself, so they kind of infect

by the way, i know that day about jody don't be let, let, don't go book. i'm not the only game i get done in the god bother to get the though we didn't get the 5th and jumping up on the google sound. bako died and i had to go down and yeah, talk to little that of being done by sounds. then the height of down less, i'm with the, with the bus on the, the leaf while thousands of the inside citizens how the, how long. and i felt you only know what that means. the those be with the leading i'm doing the same. we know by the phone, i'll leave that and then nothing wrong enough to be. let me look to see what's out . i'll call a couple things. i'm lazy. let me, let me look at the, uh, the units that we always the names of the it does i yeah. i money, if it is too old, by the time the people look for them to look at it on the you know, well, assume that i know the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a be

to be on the shutter right to having thought to jody, it is suddenly lovely to have you. we've been talking to a lot of the past couple of days, but this is something quite fresh. a new, i'm actually positive. we might not. what else for you? well, what you do was wonderful to be with. you find me in the square. it should be on the show. the sisters my then don't try you idea like just lives don't to ya. d, i was simple hatch the show, really the most positive one is i said, yeah, for do you. yeah. because actually delivery lines as well as i'm special on for it . so the access to the tools accelerate to which is a global level platform, situated at w h s. all right, get to have highlighted good to have when else as well. if you're watching right now, you're on youtube, you an important part of our conversation. put your comments or questions right here. be part of today show the facts i'm think is petra and adult theory. we have to show these for our audience. i see why we all right now. so one percent of vaccines use in africa, a made in africa. shocking. 90 percent of

possibilities as a strategy at least one strategy i i'm going to welcome petra and also i talked to jody. i know you know, dr. jody and they both got to introduce themselves to you in the context of making that seems in africa. petra, welcome to the stream. please say hello, talk to you as around the welcome to the well, what you do to me. thank you very much. i am theater. to launch, i'm the managing director of acquisition by technology biologics. be biased in cape town, and we've all the w h a m r, and i hung up making em all night technology accessible to actually go to produce that own m automotive ecc. right. to be on the shadow, right to having thought to go to it is certainly lovely to have you. we've been talking to a lot of the past couple of days, but this is something quite fresh. a new tension, a positive. we might not want it through. you well, what you do was wonderful to be with. you find me in this way to be able to show the sisters my name. don't tell you. i do like to talk to ya. d, i was simple haps, but for the show really the most positive one is that i change the a

house budget committee chair texas congressman jody arrington joins me now.and fitch blaming january the sixth and house republicans for the downgrade. who do you blame? >> they blame everything on january 6 so i'm not surprised. if you read the report, it's clear and what we've been saying during the debt ceiling negotiations even though it took months to get president biden and chuck schumer to the table spending is out of control, 11 trillion in two years, a cost-of-living crisis, economy in the tank and fitch says heading for recession, debt trajectory is totally unsustainable and worst case scenario we will undermine the currency and could have a sovereign debt crisis which would undermine not only this economy and national security but leadership in the world and children's future. i think the national debt is the greatest 21st century threat to the united states for all those reasons and i guess fitch doesn't think we are taking it seriously enough. i'm surprised it's taken this long to arrive at this. >> we have a report featuring siegel, a well-known

number 2 seed are reading a sub. olenka has east into the 3rd round by beating jody burrage 7 months after winning the australian open batteries and stuff. a lanka had no real trouble against prisons. burge, winning the match and straits at 6362, she'll know face tyra burrell, a france for a place in the range of 60. the wife has a nice to european football players and coaches of the year for both the men's and women's game out of gala on thursday. the women's player of the year spanish world cope winner. i tied up with my team voice to support for her team adf. most so it was keys a case to by the countries as a president, often where i'm come final and manchester cities, early holland, not the award for men's player of year to serena friedman who lied england to the world cup final one the women's coaching awards and dedicated to the stain team, while spaniards of pep port viola took the men's award after taking mine sitting to the travel of league cup and champions lead times. i police in the us state of nebraska received a bizarre coal that sounded like a cock and bull story. it

i was on a panel with jody, i read his book. he had a legitimate criticism on the innocence movement i wanted to address. the innocence movement gets a huge amount of public city every time we exonerate someone, and it is a fraction of the people who are suffering from this criminal legal system. i wanted to talk about that and recognize it as a reality. our movement has done a lot in terms of performing police issues. again, people only seem to care about that reform when it is in the context of innocent cases. it creates an opportunity to create better procedures, birder concession -- better concession situations. i think it is a criticism about the innocence movement it does not deal with the bigger issues with race, incarceration and legal issues. >> i definitely would weigh in and agree on that assessment. all of the innocence work, all of the high profile cases in the george floyd brought the attention to the limelight even then, it obscures what goes on behind closed doors everything today. i urge people to read and becom

players on court later today — alongside the likes of katie boulter, cam norrie, jack draper, dan evans, jodieack in grand slam action after that second round defeat at wimbledon. england midfielder ella toone says the behaviour of spanish football federation president luis rubiales at the world cup final was "unacceptable" and has overshadowed spain's success. there have been numerous demands for rubiales to resign immediately after he kissed the spanish playerjenni hermoso following their victory over england. spanish prosecutors have opened an investigation into whether the incident amounts to a crime of sexual assault. toone insists the right action has to be taken you don't expect something like that ever to happen any aspect of life, especially in the women's game. unfortunately things like that are still happening. it is a tough situation. it is not ideal when spain have done so well throughout the world cup, they have won the world cup, then it is overshadowed by something like that. the lioness has put a statement out, standing strong withjenni hermoso, and the spanish national team.

count in both the cycling and para cycling events on the track and former paralympic gold—medallist jody paris 202a. it's kind of backed up all the work i have been doing, i've got new coaches, new gym staff, and people who are looking after me. it is a new team i have had to build up around me, so kind of the first fruits of the labour and it's pointed in the right direction, ijust have to knuckle down now and see where we go with the world championships in march next year and then obviously on into paris next august. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. heatwave conditions across the globe have been dominating weather headlines in recent weeks. and this week, we saw a return to heat across iberia. on wednesday afternoon in southern spain, we saw a high of 44 degrees, iii fahrenheit. we are tapping into some of that warmth across the uk — not as extreme. it was a pleasant day on wednesday. thursday, it will be warmer still, with tempera

obolenko will play jody burge, who outplayed anna blinkova in the first match. the belarusian beach soccer team recognized the opponents at the group stage of the euroleague super final. the tournament will be held from 19 to 24 september in italian ager squad of nicholas alvarado got into the quartet. and where it will meet against the greek team of moldova and the hosts of the forum at the group stage of participation in the superfinal, a total of 15 teams will take part, which are divided into four pools, the winners of each group will advance to the semifinals and compete for medals. let's add our guys. last time we took part in the europa league in the twenty-first year, when we won the second place and for the first time in history climbed the podium at the european forum , we will note the current owner of the trophy is the team of switzerland the youth national football team of belarus will play the home match of the qualification in the european championship in 25 in armenia in september here the belarusians. according to him, first one of the outsiders

. >> i came into "star trek: the next generation," so burton was the primary representation there, jodyot right. i was certain that -- >> jody la forge and lieutenant commander wharf really were the brothers in outer space. >> everyone's very curious about you. >> i bet they are. >> i said to lavar burton, tell him i want to play, i want to play. so, i go, and jean says to me, okay, you have to explain this to me. why do you want to do this? i said, jean, do you know that before lieutenant ohora, black people didn't exist in the future. i want to be that for somebody else. >> that's the thing about legacy is you want to further it. you want to just do your part to put more steps down for anyone who may be coming after you. >> all of you will go where no one has gone before, and you will make the path by traveling it. >> "star trek" meant that black people made it to the future. there's so many times we didn't make it. not only do we make it to the future, we're important. diversity matters. >> my powers are gone. i can't do anything. >> it was just a shot out of a cannon. >> i am the ki

we have jody's this now for more analysis -- we have jody's this for more knossos.aimondo says u.s. businesses are seeing china become on investable because it is getting too risky there, so where does that leave her potential meeting with president xi? >> well, lizzy, i want to maybe manage expectations on this potential xi visit. this is gina raimondo's last day in china. she has already left beijing for shanghai and we have not heard any word on whether she is actually meeting with the president. she has held talks with not just her counterpart in china, but with some other major leaders, including the premier, li qiang. she has at least made some outreach efforts and has been able to meet with some major leaders. what gina raimondo is saying, what u.s. businesses are expressing in china is not entirely new right. we had a survey from the american chamber of commerce in china earlier this year talking about how for the first time in i think 25 years or so. china now was no longer seen as one of the top three sources of u.s. companies working in china. sentiment h

. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> good point. certainly concerning. >>> we have a tragic update in the search for a missing south bay teenager. police confirmed the remains discovered earlier this month near a park in unincorporated los gatos belong to katherine snyder, the 17-year-old last seen driving away from her saratoga home. deputies found her car near castle rock state park. human remains were found in the area. her mother nola posted her daughter's remains had been found. >>> palo alto police say their new camera network is already catching criminals. police say they helped solve an armed carjacking, three men stole the car at gunpoint in berkeley. it led to five arrests. oakland received more than a million dollars from the state for their own cameras. the aclu raising concerns about privacy and accuracy. >> we go into communities already heavily surveilled. they do little to nothing to stop crime and are a waste of the public's money. >> actors, writers val lid outside netflix headquarters and disney studios in burbank

we are awaiting word from jodi hernandez. care and pittsburgh police department. this is after a 18-month investigation into an alleged criminal network. we reached out to the fbi in san francisco. they told us they'd provide information at a press conference at 3:30 in the afternoon in the city. jodi did speak to one of the attorneys of the offers who was arrested. he says it was a forceful arrest for his client. he says the fbi used flash bangs and bull horns. calls that, quote, completely unnecessary. says his client would have surrendered if asked. in the fbi investigation over the past year and a half, the feds seized the officer's cell phones and stumbled upon the racist and homophobic texts between officers. they're trying to figure out if it violates the racial justice act as far as the judge is concerned. a homicide could be jeopardized by those questionable officers. the police chief who was a target of a meme resigned. quote, today is a dark day in our city's history as people trusted to uphold the law breached tha

they fought the rent hike in arbitration and won and then jody johnson began lobbying for new city ordinances that would strengthen the rules around rent control. to her amazement, they won again. >> we were just simply elated that they understood the complexity of it because it is complex. we own the property but we have to pay the grounds. >> reporter: shortly thereafter, the notices began coming. there was an advisory that the park might change its seniors only status. then residents got a letter saying the park could close altogether with the consultant going door to door about the real estate value of each home. finally, the real bombshell hit. >> on wednesday morning, in the mail, came a 200 page notice of rent increase . anywhere, depending on where your ground rent was, anywhere from 109% to 159%. >> reporter: petaluma's current rent control policy caps increases at 2% of this year for the residents on fixed incomes and many in their 80s and 90s, the prospect of having to pay an additional $923.41 is out of the question. >> everyone is terrified. they are like, this is my life savings

jody hernandez reports, that it has put his livelihood in jeopardy. >> i can understand. i work hard for many years, 27 years in the usa. i work every day, sometimes seven days a week. >> reporter: everything he has worked for to build his gardening business was stolen in near minutes. he had just started working on a job site in berkeley when someone stole his work truck, filled with thousands of dollars in equipment. >> lawnmower, weedeater, blower, hedge trimmer, all the tools, hand tools, everything. >> reporter: a surveillance camera captured some of it on camera. >> they hopped from the driver side, opened the truck, hotwire, and they are gone. we see it was a black car, four doors, with rims and tinted windows. >> reporter: he was supposed to fly to mexico the next day for a break. his passport, documents, and $4000 in cash, including his rent money, were also taken, but it's the tools for his livelihood that were you most, especially his truck. >> i need my truck. that was my dream when i got here from mexico, because everybody i saw people driving a good car and