julie west talking to _ julie west talking to lewis vaughan—jones.r prime minister, tony blair, said he was "deeply grateful" to the queen after he was appointed a knight companion of the most noble order of the garter. this is the oldest and most senior british order of chivalry. joining him, as the first black member of the order, is lady amos — who served in his cabinet. our political correspondent chris mason gave us some more background details about the award. it is a kind of souped up, turbo—charged knighthood, we get this waterfall of the alphabet on days like this, with the honours announcements, cbe, mbe, obe, you name it, but then this additional category which is separate, in the direct gift of the queen. tony blair becoming a knight companion of the most noble order of the garter. this has existed since 1348 when edward iii was around. his idea was to have this assembly of aristocratic blokes because they were both of those things at the time, to advise him, really, and since then it has moulded into something else. it's meant to mark th

julie west was awarded a british empire medal for her voluntary work for veterans spanning 65 years.ment she found out about the honour. very honoured and i was very excited about it. did you manage to keep it a secret? yes, i did, i did. very good. it's hard for me to keep a secret but i did. very pleased you did. it makes it all more special today. i'm pleased we get to recognise and talk a little bit about the reason why you've been honoured. this is work going on 65 years you have done now. one of you been doing? it all started, my father was killed in the war when i was six. and we moved my mother and aunt they bought general stores and we moved in 1950. and when i started to work i was 15. and those days you just went to work and that's what started at work life. it was in one of the offices and he knew that my father was killed in the war and he was allowed to do with the branch of the british legion and he got me involved with that. and i started selling poppies for him. the first poppy that i sold, it was very, very small. in the way of background. very dangerous, actually.

julie west has been awarded a british empire medal for her voluntary work for veterans spanning 65 years where's she's known locally as "the poppy lady". thanks forjoining us. congratulations. how does it feel to be honoured like this? i was congratulations. how does it feel to be honoured like this?— be honoured like this? i was very excited about _ be honoured like this? i was very excited about it. _ be honoured like this? i was very excited about it. did _ be honoured like this? i was very excited about it. did you - be honoured like this? i was very excited about it. did you manage be honoured like this? i was very i excited about it. did you manage to kee it a excited about it. did you manage to keep it a secret? _ excited about it. did you manage to keep it a secret? yes, _ excited about it. did you manage to keep it a secret? yes, i _ excited about it. did you manage to keep it a secret? yes, i did. - excited about it. did you manage to keep it a secret? yes, i did. very i keep it a secret? yes, i did. very aood. it keep it a secret? yes, i did. very good- it was _ keep it a secr

rob julie, the west country crossed the unified school district, deep cleaned each of its schools during a four day weekend. classes resumed today with a new mask mandate and teachers calling in sick. that car monsoon middle school in el sereno tuesday school was back in session after a four day weekend, but how much actual learning went on is unclear. i just volunteered all morning and kids were telling me about half the teachers are here lately. camellia is the mother of an eighth grader. she wasn't sure what to expect. when she first arrived this morning. it seems surprisingly organized. the kids are not getting their normal. schooling definitely. the pe classes were three classes there together in the yard and just kids were kind of board the west contra costa unified school district reports for car amancio teachers were sick with covid. but nine teachers stayed home more than a quarter of the teaching staff. that comes after a letter from a teacher to korematsu families that went out monday evening. it reads quote due to the rising covid cases, lack of safety protocols and staff sho

film, more than half of the directors on the short list are women, and that is including betsy west and julie a contender for the oscar nomination this year. here's a preview. >> today, we're going to make chocolate cake, and it is a very special, and very chocolateley bittersweet lovely cake. >> julia was not a remarkably lovely beauty, but she was middle aged with freckles and her hair changed daily, but you were mesmerized by what she said. >> people could relate to her. i don't know how to cook at my age, and you can learn at your age to cook as well. >> cooking is, well, lots of it is one failure at another, and that is how you finally learn. now now, splatter it, like that. >> yum. for anyone who loves food, you can't help but love julia child. and joining us now are the directors of directors of "julia". >> tell us a little bit about julia child and why you were drawn to her as a subject. >> we couldn't really resist julia, you know, she's just such an engaging personality, but more than that, julia was somebody who really changed our world. she changed the way americans eat. she trans

july. ireland's second one—day interntional against the west indies injamaica on tuesday has been postponederely depleted' and the two bodies were now in talks about reviewing the match schedule. ireland are due to play three one day internationals altogether and also one t20 match. and that's all the sport for now. hello. tuesday will bring us a bit of a day of mixed fortunes. still quite cloudy and drizzling in the south, but clearer and brighter air will move in from the north. so, we are holding onto a lot of clout for southern england in south wales, but that was slowly cleared southwards with a spot of drizzle and he'll mist and fog, brightest skies of the rest of the uk with a few shards to the northwest of scotland and temperatures will range from six in aberdeen to around 12 in plymouth on tuesday afternoon. on tuesday night, few shares in the far northwest but the cloud clearing away from the southin the cloud clearing away from the south in the east and so, were going to be in a cold or clear air and ignited wednesday morning would like to leak to see a test of frost in the south

julie haener. that suspect was shot and killed after a fiery crash led to a shootout with police. it happened at about seven this evening in the area of west heading street and park avenue. ktvu magus has been following this breaking news. she joins us now live at the scene with an update. emma. julie san jose. police continue to investigate. tonight you can see the scene behind me. there's police tape still blocking off west heading and parks streets. cars cannot pass through at this intersection or this part of the street anyway. there's still police vehicles out here tonight . the scene has cleared up substantially. there used to be a lot more vehicles, and we do know now from police a lot more details. as to what led up to this fatal shooting. police say that it was here around seven pm when a man driving a stolen car crashed into a vehicle with two others inside. the man walked out of the car with gun in hand and started firing when he saw the officers. here's san jose police sergeant christian camarillo. the suspect was hit. he was quickly transported to a local hospital, where he has been pronounced deceased. all of our officers are

julie haener. that suspect was shot and killed after a fiery crash led to a shootout with police. it happened at about seven this evening in the area of west avenue. ktvu magus has been following this breaking news. she joins us now live at the scene with an update. emma. julie san jose. police continue to investigate. tonight you can see the scene behind me. there's police tape still blocking off west heading and parks streets. cars cannot pass through at this intersection or this part of the street anyway. there's still police vehicles out here tonight . the scene has cleared up substantially. there used to be a lot more vehicles, and we do know now from police a lot more details. as to what led up to this fatal shooting. police say that it was here around seven pm when a man driving a stolen car crashed into a vehicle with two others inside. the man walked out of the car with gun in hand and

mean that i won't keep fighting for a national socialist takeover of norway in the west gray, vic murdered, 77 people in july 22nd, 20118 died when he detonated a car bomb in oslo. he then traveled to the nearby island of the toya, where a group of teenagers won a labor party youth camping trip. he killed 69 of them. it was norway's worst piece time atrocity. but his psychiatry says he still shows no remorse for his crimes. he'll come to the prosecutor, hold a cold or tear outlined why he should not be granted parole. london fleet. ethan said at martinez on a proven well as a court sees it that's i crouching prognosis. have to be used as a bag even if the defendant is not diagnosed with a personality disorder on his crimes could just be seen as the result of a deviant personality. that the end of this means that the defendant, after serving a sentence of 21 years in prison, would still remain a very dangerous man. he should remain imprison, lizbeth royal, and whose daughter was killed by bravery. had the family and survivors support group. she fares, giving bravery platform, couldn't spire like minded extrem

july. ireland's second one—day interntional against the west indies injamaica on tuesday has been postponedl see the sunshine on tuesday. clearer air is working its way south across the uk behind this cold front here, which is only slowly pushing southwards. so we've still got quite a lot of cloud around. the cloud and drizzle will slowly clear southwards through the day, so a reappearance of sunshine from the north, but some of us will hold onto the cloudy drizzly conditions all day in the far south. so we start off with quite a contrast in temperature, mild towards the south, but temperatures a few degrees either side of freezing first thing for scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england as well. this is how tuesday is looking then, you can see the clearer skies for much of the uk, as this band of cloud and drizzly patchy rain sink south. a bit of mist and murk particularly around and hills for southern england and south wales too, lasting all day. but mild here, 10—11 celsius, in the clearer, sunny skies, between about 6—9 celsius, a few showers just rattling in across the n

west. yeah. braving, murdered? 77 people on july 22nd, 2011. 8 died when he detonated a car bomb in oslo. he then traveled to the nearby island of the toya, where a group of teenagers were a labor party youth camping trip. he killed 69 of them. it was no ways worse piece time atrocity. but his psychiatry says he still shows no remorse for his crimes. the prosecutor holder called outlined why he should not be grunted parole. said it was gonna put him as a quotes. he said that's i crack checkbook knows he's have to be used as a bag even if the defendant is not diagnosed with a personality disorder. his crimes could just be seen as a result of a deviant personality. that this means that the defendant, after serving a sentence of 21 years in prison, would still remain a very dangerous man. he should remain imprisoned. lizbeth royal and his daughter was killed by raving, had the family and survivors support group. she fears, giving breathing a platform could inspire like minded extremists. my biggest fear is that they have the opportunity to spread his message to other people. like we know one

waiting for the furlough most of the troop was furloughed in july by june july 1783 one small contingent of it then continued up to west point between west point and newburgh where they stayed until the army was totally disbanded in november of 1783. so here was a regiment that served from basically from 1776 when it was authorized in january to november of 1783 and in it sergeant major john h hawkins was with it from 1777 through to 1783 and i am very thankful that he left us a journal to see part of this regiment's travels. thank you very much. shall we t tyler behind you we've got to so just raise your hand. maybe i'll kick things off. as soon as our contingency plan comes into effect here with our handhelds. i really appreciated your your casting the role of the continental army as a sort of nationalizing force. you know, it's something that for those of you who are familiar with our core exhibition here at the museum. you recall that very dramatic tableau scene with the lifecast figures of the snowball fight with george washington breaking up this fight between new england and virginia soldiers, and we did that of

sandra: manchin in 2018, i would like to see someone who is a centrist, speaking to the west virginia metro news in julys in the word of law, and lengthy experience, says they should have an extensive career in law, record of upholding the constitution in the rulings and judicial philosophy and appropriate temperament, said senator manchin when interviewed about that a couple years ago. we are still waiting on jen psaki at the white house, shannon, and very interesting when she starts taking questions on this. obviously a lot will be on the timing of this, what president biden knew and when he knew it, and whether they'll confirm this from the white house. but then obviously questions over the future and what president biden's intentions would be with that retirement and vacant seat. >> yeah, and i think finding that right nominee is going to be the key for them. but i think many of the people on the short list out there, they have been recently vetted, these are people that are well known, respected jurists, the senators have time to think about this. part of the whole process, one of the charm that yo

west chance about important issues. or maybe not. i'm not going to say more question that goes to look i for july, except now you're living there and you're president. it's been 4 weeks. what's it like you guys are bad? i'm not supposed to be answering all these questions was to leave americans. patient is running out the price of gasoline and food is rising. so as crime cove, it is raging out of control. the usa is longest. war ended in a chaotic disaster is pull out that made america the laughing stock of the world. the mean for dissing sleepy joe is let's go brandon, with some wondering if biden even gets the joke. yeah, i hope you guys have a wonderful christmas as well. let's go brand joe brand and i heard, or maybe he does know what it means. and then he just forgets every so often and then he remembers again with with no, no, no way to me. i'm asking you a question. i said is that accurate semester you know, with, i want to thank you. that film down on thank you very much. ah, don't present harris, my ciocca, a virtual tour vaccination, shannon arizona los angeles, and i'm one my daughter to long beach long reach. thank you. dave,

july 24th. >>> and schools may be closed for the martin luther king jr. holiday tomorrow but an east bay school district will still be giving covid tests. the west contra costa school district will have three testing sites opened tomorrow. will you have to make an appointment online to get one. the sites are located at the district's office and alvarado adult school in richmond and an elementary school in hercules. >>> a south baytown is getting ready to build a bigger and better restaurant of its version parklets. they rushed a few months ago to provide outdoor dining, not sure how long they would have to last. but now they're set to build semi permanent parklets. after several thousand dollars were funded to the program, leaders will discuss the details to allow construction to begin. >>> we know it's tough finding covid tests now. we're here to help you do that. head to nbcbayarea.com, click on the covid-19 testing locations link on the trending bar. we've compiled the list of places where you can go to get tested. we broke it down by counties so you can find a place close to you. >>> as the senate prepares to take up voting legislations this

julie haener. that fire broke out around one this afternoon at hoxton senior homes at 80 west hoxton road in pleasant, and we are now learning details as to the cause of that fire. ktvu is brooks jarocz joins us now live where the fire started, and brooks learned well, fire investigators just wrapped up their search for a cause, and they have determined that external wiring was to blame and that's consistent with a man who was inside his apartment when the fire broke out, and he told investigators that some sort of computer cables or other electronic cables sparked and caused this fire now this all started just after one o'clock this afternoon. miraculously no one was seriously hurt, but smoke was seen billowing from above the apartments. firefighters quickly brought in extra trucks, personnel and resources. medical chopper was even overhead. the man inside the fire filled apartment we're told tried to escape through a hallway but became trapped. firefighters say he was rescued from his balcony, then rushed to the hospital to be treated for burns and smoke inhalation. the rest of the residents and st

says putin responded to that, if the west put the severe sanctions on russia, then russia will respond by severing ties. william, back to you. will: thank you, rich. julie: fox news alert, researchers expect the omicron strain to peak in the u.s. by mid-january, it has been driving record numbers of covid infections all across the country straining hospitals and testing facilities and u ending air travel. but recent study suggest omicron is less damaging to the lungs than other variants. i guess that's slice of better news today. charles watson live in atlanta, home of the cdc. charles, what else are they saying? charles: well, some promising signs from a couple of studies that show the omicron variant may be far less severe than other variants we have encountered in the past. scientists tested the virus on both hampsters and mice as well as human lung tissue in a separate study, both show omicron variant really struggles in terms of affecting cells in the lungs which in turn spares them from virus. medical professionals say there's a positive to pull out of this. >> although we see the number of cases skyrocketing, the good news the death count is goin

west or something. ♪ saturday in the park, think it was the fourth of july ♪ ♪ saturday in the park, i think it was thein the mountains. >> and i was flying women up, playboy bunnies. had which been straight it would have been a lot of better. there was a lot of drugs, a lot. >> whether it was pot or speed or coke or acid or whatever, it was all available, and it was all going to be delivered, and you could use it whenever and wherever you wanted to. ♪ >> could never happen. i mean, there'd been some tmz guy in your tree taking a shot, taking a movie. look what they're doing now these guys. ♪ talking about saturday, saturday ♪ >> it was sort of like, you know, a binge. it was a ready made binge. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i think we've accomplished more here in the past couple months than we've accomplished in the big cities in the last couple of years because we don't have the problems and the hassles and the headaches of getting into studio in the middle of rush hour traffic. nature is totally conducive to being creative. ♪ >> go into the mountains in colorado, and you immerse yourself in this creative process. and th

west. investigators in california announced that a tree falling on a power line is responsible for the massive dixie wildfire back in julydixie wildfire was the second largest wildfire in the state''s history, burning more than 1 million acres and destroying more than 1,300 structures. joining me now, jacob ward. what more are we learning about that investigation? >> reporter: good morning, jose. that's right. that dixie fire, which burned for more than three months across five counties, i mean, you remember just now enormous and devastating it was. it was the fire that would not go out. turns out two have been triggered by a power line belonging to pacific gas and electric, our local municipal gas and electricity company. that's according to cal fire investigators. the official state wildfire fighting entity here. they have found that that's the case. now, you'll remember that pg&e back in july announced that it thought that that was, in fact, the case, and has now said that, in fact, there are more than 8 million trees within striking distance of a pg&e power line. so unfortunately, we're probably looking at the good l

july, were gradually abandoned. oh to day the country has 260000000 people to feed here in the vandals region or regency. organic agricultural practices have been replaced by modern commercial rise farms. to day west java alone produces $480000000.00 metric tons of rice per year. it's produced by 2000000 farmers who depend on that. she tantrums, water to grow their crops. don't even gonna run a gunman. victim along with ito carmano has enjoyed a bumper harvest this season. he knows the importance of the river all too well. when will kitty, he knew among an what thou and the mac alley i plant and harvest crops 5 times within a 2 year cycle, a seasonal crops, the harvest, varies, along with him to gotta during the current hub, the season i've collected around 8 tons of rice per hector home with him to gotta follow nikki enable on. why his callo usually spray pesticides to keep a check on a pistol at dick. no, but i only use them on these crops when necessary months, but it will not be generally practice for kenneth agriculture department mckinney. yeah. mckinney and i'm gonna go by now kinetic in a bug or got me that farmers like him are struggling to meet the countries growing food needs. during dr

july 24th. >>> while schools are closed for the martin luther king jr. holiday tomorrow, an east bay school district will still be giving covid tests. the west contra costa unified school district will have three covid testing sites open tomorrow. the sites are for students, staff, and parents of the district. you will have to make an appointment online to get one. the sites are located at the district office and alvarado adult school in richmond, as well as ohlone elementary school in hercules. we know it is pretty tough find covid tests right now but we of course are here to help you out. just head to nbcbayarea.com. click on covid-19 testing locations in the trending bar. we have put together a list of places where you can go get a test. it is broken down by counties so you can find a test site that is closest to you. >>> quick correction, folks. i just said stanford is going to be going back on july 24th. it's january 24th. all right. a 16-year-old boy is dead after a crash that officers blame on a driver under the influence of drugs. chp says a 24-year-old man was passing cars over double yellow lines along state route 116 in unincorpor

west heading street in san jose ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary live now at the scene with the latest on what happened, jessie? julieepartment is taking the lead in the investigation that now spends two cities departments. police chief says he will hold a news briefing tomorrow to provide more information about the crime and the actions of his officers. tonight some community members are reflecting on the loss of life that happened here. late thursday, san jose resident glenn jones placed flowers at the scene where police shot and killed a carjacking suspect a man who dies. in any way like that, in gunfire and we've we've we've we feel for them. as a community. and. specifically for the police officers wednesday night at the intersection of heading in park the violent conclusion to a carjacking pursuit. how big of a role does training play in something like this? so training always plays a huge part in any type of situation like this, the more you train, the more um reactive you become a police say the unidentified suspect initially stole a vehicle in east san jose. he then drove to santa clara. we attempted to carj

july 17th 1862 quote. i regret to see that general pope has not improved since his youth remember they were crossover at west point once and has now written himself down what the military world has long known and -- not sure if i can say that on c-span, i might get bleeped out for that one, but nonetheless that was porter's words not mine kennedy. however, while porter is writing to him in confidence kennedy is going to show this letter to secretary of state william seward. william seward is going to show the contents of this letter and porter's words about john pope to president abraham lincoln, and then abraham lincoln is going to pass this letter along to john pope. come early august of 1862. the army of the potomac is going to be ordered off the virginia peninsula to begin moving north to join with john pope's army of virginia. one of the first men were excuse me, one of the first army corps to go. actually the first is fitz john porter's fifth corps on its way to john pope. this is where the story gets very interesting and moves pretty quickly. however, one thing i will say and this happens very much an

west of crestor. cal fire's report on the cause of the fire has now been forwarded to the butte county district attorney's office. the dixie fire started july 13th and burned for months in butte, plumas, lassen, shasta and tehama counties. more than 960,000. acres burned and more than 1300 buildings were destroyed. new at six. san francisco police are searching tonight for several suspects accused of carjacking a man in the south of market neighborhood . police say a man in his twenties was standing outside of his car near sixth and harrison streets yesterday afternoon around 4 30. when a group of suspects approached him. one of them punched him while two of them stole his car, and two others drove away in a separate car. right now. the san francisco border supervisors is taking another look at their approval of mayor breeds controversial emergency declaration in the tenderloin. the board overwhelmingly approved that state of emergency two weeks ago. it aims to tackle crime and drug overdose deaths in that neighborhood supervisor aaron peskin was on vacation during a normal holiday recess when the board took its first vote. today the board

west. i'm jonathan lemire. defendants charged with conspiracy related to the january 6th capitol riot will stand trial on april 19th. those with a greater charge of seditious conspiracy will wait until julyr sturlt rhodes who has pleaded not guilty. regarding the april trial date, one attorney told a judge, explicitly, quote, we would not be ready, period, end of story. but the judge was unmoved telling defense lawyers they've had ample time to be ready. adding this status hearing has been on the calendar for six months. a federal judge has rejected a bid by attorney john eastman to invalidate a subpoena by the house selection committee investigating the insurrection. eastman is responsible for spearheading then president trump's strategy for overturning the 2020 election results. the committee is seeking documents from chapman university, eastman's former employer. this new order is the latest in a string of victories for congressional victories looking to access key documents that eastman hoped to shield from the panel. joining us now, national correspondent from politico. betsy, we're happy you're here today. let's start with the eastman case. the judge didn't order doubts to be hande

>> again, in the period july of 2018 through 2020, the measured tilt was about 3/8 of an inch per year, to the west, and a little less than that to the north, is my recollection. >> member peskin: and then starting with the fix in approximately early 2001, that rate -- that tilt jumps to 3 inches per year, is that correct? >> well, actually there is data from later in july of 2020 that suggests that the tilt rate had increased before any construction activity occurred. in the period from january through may, 2021, when construction activity was negligible, the building was recorded as tilting to the west at a rate of about 2.5 inches per year. tilted much more than that during the active installation of piles in june through august. and again returned to a rate of a little bit more than a 2.5 inches per year now. >> member peskin: and at what point -- you originally said -- this is kind a little bit like your pile answer -- that the building could tilt 40 inches before it was unsafe. later on you changed that to 79 inches. at the rate of 2.5 or 3 inches a year, when do we hit that 40 or 79 inches o

>> again, in the period july of 2018 through 2020, the measured tilt was about 3/8 of an inch per year, to the west, and a little less than that to the north, is my recollection. >> member peskin: and then starting with the fix in approximately early 2001, that rate -- that tilt jumps to 3 inches per year, is that correct? >> well, actually there is data from later in july of 2020 that suggests that the tilt rate had increased before any construction activity occurred. in the period from january through may, 2021, when construction activity was negligible, the building was recorded as tilting to the west at a rate of about 2.5 inches per year. tilted much more than that during the active installation of piles in june through august. and again returned to a rate of a little bit more than a 2.5 inches per year now. >> member peskin: and at what point -- you originally said -- this is kind a little bit like your pile answer -- that the building could tilt 40 inches before it was unsafe. later on you changed that to 79 inches. at the rate of 2.5 or 3 inches a year, when do we hit that 40 or 79 inches o

july 8th, he goes back and stays at the ritz-carlton in orlando which is interesting. in about two weeks he was going to westeater and then just talk about how much she loves doing stand-up. a lot of people do stand up and say it's a way to get what i want. it is a passage through. there are people like bob saget, and now jon stewart who never stop. no matter what they do, big sitcom star, they just love it and he was one of them. i knew tribute coming in for bob saget because he did so many things. he was alive with what we are now learning about his sudden death. >> good morning. news of bob saget's death. across the country absolutely stunned. bob saget as you said found dead at the ritz-carlton in orlando last night. early sunday morning, before posting this lb on instagram after performing a stand-up set in jacksonville as part of his on going to her. before promoting to his upcoming shows which were set to take place in west palm beach. bob saget best known as his role as danny tanner on "full house." >> i picked up the supplies. i will put together this spiffy construction outfit. how do i look? >> li

july ahead of the august 26th blast that killed hundreds of afghans. >>> florida police are itch soing for two men accused of lighting a christmas tree on fire in key westamous buoy marking the southern most point in the continental united states. the landmark is located 90 miles away from cuba and was restored after suffering hurricane damage back in 2017. >>> the documentary honoring betty white was still shown in theaters on what would have been her 100th birthday. film-makers capturing the late icon's best moments on screen. take a look. >> louder? >> the window. the window. the wall. >> [bleep]. [bleep] >> you scared. you scared. [bleep]. you scared. rachel: white passing away friday in her sleep at her california home. funeral arrangements have not been made public. we're all going to miss betty white. those are your headlines, lawrence. lawrence: funny, you grief, rachel. see the moments of her, you are instantly moved to joy. thanks so much, rachel. let's turn to chief meteorologist. rick: muth for fox weather forecast. hey, rick. rick: lawrence, it is really cold out there for the first time all winter for some folks, so incredibly warm across,