and also, professor arun kumar, economist, to discuss some of those challenges.dav, i'd like to begin with you first. how different do you think is this bjp—led government going to be? is it going to have to tone down a lot of the rhetoric or their attitude that we've seen? arunoday, i must put on record that apart from being a political analyst, i'm part of a civil society coalition which was meant to be opposed to the government and which is pro—democracy. uh, now, to answeryour question, it all depends on whether they learn any lesson. to my mind, this has been notjust a setback to the government. this has actually been a moral, political defeat for the bjp and personal defeat for the prime minister. mind you, this entire election was run as if it was his personal battle. his party actually came much later. it was, frankly, a david—versus—goliath kind of a battle, where david has managed to give a bloody nose to goliath. now, do they learn? i doubt if they would. right. uh, mr modi is not used to coalitions. and may i say, he's not used to democracy. that's go

restricted pakistan to 159 for 7 in their innings and the chase went all the way to the final ball, nitish kumarng a boundary to take the game to the super over, much to pakistan's frustration. and the usa went onto successfully defend 18, to win their second game of the tournament and spark wild celebrations in dallas. we are not playing good in all department. we are better than that in the bowling. we are not in 66 overs, you know, taking wickets in the middle of us. lam upset, i am upset, when not playing good — i am upset, when not playing good. we're better than that in the bowling. we're not in texas, _ the bowling. we're not in texas, six overs that's good. not — texas, six overs that's good. not taking wickets, that's on us. not taking wickets, that's on us after_ not taking wickets, that's on us. after ten overs we will come _ us. after ten overs we will come back. but i think the way they— come back. but i think the way they finished the game on the super— they finished the game on the super overs,.... in thursday's late match scotland beat namibia by 5 wickets. brad wheal took three

nitish kumar hitting a boundary to take the game to the super over, much to pakistan's frustration.their second game of the tournament and spark wild celebrations here in dallas. we are not worried about what people are saying.

restricted pakistan to 159 for 7 in their innings and the chase went all the way to the final ball, nitish kumarstan's frustration. and the usa went onto successfully defend 18, to win their second game of the tournament and spark wild celebrations in dallas. we are not playing good in all department. we are better than that in the bowling. we are not in 66 overs, you know, taking wickets in the middle of us.

nitish kumar hitting a boundary to take the game to the super over, much to pakistan's frustration.ame of the tournament and spark wild celebrations here in dallas. we are not worried about what people are saying. we know what we have worked and what capability we have and we just focus on the particular game and we don't want to keep our emotion too high or low. we'll make sure that whatever the win today is, we will enjoy it and make sure that next day we come fresh. lam upset. we are not playing good in all departments. we are better than that in the bowling. we are not in first 6 overs, you know, taking wickets and spinner is not taking wickets, then passing on us. and after ten overs we will come back.

nitish kumar hitting a boundary to take the game to the super over, much to pakistan's frustration. the usa went on to successfully defend 18 to win their second game of the tournament and spark wild celebrations here in dallas. we are not worried about what people are saying. we know what we have worked and what capability we have and we just focus on the particular game and we don't want to keep our emotion too high or low. we'll make sure that whatever the win today is, we will enjoy it and make sure that next day we come fresh. lam upset. we are not playing good in all departments. we are better than that in the bowling. we are not in first 6 overs, you know, taking wickets. and the spinner is not taking wickets, then passing on us. and after ten overs we will come back. but i think the way they finish game on the super overs i think credit to the us team. well, in thursday's late match, scotland beat namibia by five wickets. brad wheal took three as the scots restricted the african side to 155 for nine. scotland knocked off the runs with nine balls to spare. captain richie berr

that was actually one of the features why it took so long for me to do it. >> reporter: but kumar nairs keen eye for design and her fashion sense. the most obvious example, what bessette unveiled on her wedding day. wasn't that a very big statement? that simple dress? >> oh, for sure. i mean, it was a narcisco rodriguez dress. it was a dress that he created well before there was a narcisco rodriguez brand. i think underscored that, you know, she didn't see herself as traditional princess. it was very much not a princess dress. it wasn't fussy. she knew that everyone was going to be looking. they knew this photograph was going to be sort of seen around the world. honestly, it's one of the few photographs where there seems to be unfiltered joy on her face. >> reporter: and it's that unfiltered genuine joy more than anything carolyn bessette wore that day that remains most enduring. an american love story with no end. >> with these images, we have the fantasy and it never really unravels. it's stopped in time. they are forever in our memory as this sort of young, vivacious couple. one bit

kushal kumar indicated that he uses the vedic astrological chart for his predictions.served that can provoke world war iii, although june 29 also has potential in this regard. watch the development of scenarios of military conflicts in hot spots around the world, the astrologer said, adding that in recent days he has noticed many factors confirming his forecast. astradamus missed, well, either today or on the 29th, that is , we are waiting for next saturday, we will return. june 22, exactly at 4:00 am. on memorial day. out of the sorrow that was once coming, how soon, in response to what pain, do you see, the proudest came out to meet you, it seems to me sometimes that the soldiers are black. black stone, why are you silent, black stone, did you want this, did you once dream of becoming a tombstone for the grave of an unknown soldier, remember, through the centuries, through the years, remember! those who will never come again, remember, this is the main and only testament to us from them, those who died in the first hour of this most terrible war, the hour of remembra

who prophesies a new world war, was joined by the indian psychic kushal-kumar.he indian nostradamus named the date of the beginning of the third world war as june 18. he bases his predictions on astrological calculations. of course, you shouldn’t trust magicians and sorcerers, but without them it’s clear that the approach to the point of no return in the west is progressing by leaps and bounds. according to him, this is the only way to counter the growing nuclear threat from russia, china and the dprk. more and more nuclear warheads around the world are being put on combat readiness, and in the world nuclear weapons are being given increasing importance, to this conclusion. submarines, strategic bombers or missile bases can be deployed at short notice around the world, and this number is much higher than last year. distrust between nuclear powers is growing, says security expert christian möhling. according to him , the nuclear world and order are becoming increasingly unstable. the main rule in the field of nuclear weapons is to do everything very slowly and ve

matt dowd, and maria teresa kumar of voter latino and an msnbc contributor. aaron, explain how this is going to work and how quickly we might see the impact. >> reporter: well, chris, effectively this order is now in place. as we understand it, president biden signed the executive order this morning, and so these new rules are now in place at the u.s. border with mexico. and the goal here as we understand it from senior administration officials is to prevent migrants who approached the border, cross the border unlawfully from getting asylum here in the united states. and as we see this go into effect, the plan is that if daily encounters reach 2500 a day, people trying to cross into the united states at -- not at a port of entry, then that would trigger this rule and the average as we understand it is about 4,000. effectively this rule could be used as of today to keep people from being able to get into the united states, to seek asylum. there are some carveouts, some exceptions to this rule, fairly decent list of them that people will be able to reference, a

he was on the area's kumar. police believe he went to school in san jose between 2006 and 2010. meantime, san jose police announcing the launch of the san jose's most wanted facebook and instagram pages. >> the department says that this is part of their effort to generate new leads on people and cases. the page will showcase suspects wanted for violent crimes. many of the people who will be on that page are believed to be hiding outside the u.s.. >> the social media pages, both instagram, facebook. we'll update with photos and descriptions of people that were still looking and hopefully that will bring new leads and tips for us. and so that's something that we're hoping that could be something good leverage and probably hopefully bring closure to these cases. >> right now, there currently 9 people listed on that most wanted social media page. police are searching for the person behind a shooting that left several people injured. video shows the police presence around 2.30 sunday morning on spring road in monterey street. according to police, 4 people were injured. there's no wor

barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar on their way home after a night out lastjune.referred the case to the court of appeal. but, in may, judges there refused to change calocane's sentence. barnaby�*s mum, emma, said the three families now face their own life sentence in ensuring valdo calocane is never released. we arejoined by we are joined by david, barnaby�*s dad. how will you remember your son today? lgrate dad. how will you remember your son toda ? ~ . ~ dad. how will you remember your son toda ? ~ ., . , today? we are here. we came up yesterday- _ today? we are here. we came up yesterday- it _ today? we are here. we came up yesterday. it was _ today? we are here. we came up yesterday. it was lovely - today? we are here. we came up yesterday. it was lovely to - today? we are here. we came up yesterday. it was lovely to be - today? we are here. we came up| yesterday. it was lovely to be here with grace's family. we will be walking down ilkeston road at 10.30. basically tracing their last footsteps. today the university are putting on a memorial at midday. we wil

he was known in the area, has kumar police believe that he went to school in san jose between 2006 2010. if you have any information about this case, you're being asked to call san jose police. >> meantime, jose police have launched san jose's most wanted facebook and instagram pages. they sure will showcase suspects wanted for violent crimes. many of the people who will be featured on the page are believed to be hiding outside of the united states. the police department says it's part of their efforts generate new leads on people and cases. >> the social media pafes, both instagram, facebook. we'll update with photos and descriptions of people that were still looking and hopefully that will bring new leads and tips for us. and so that's something that we're hoping that could be something we could leverage. and probably hopefully bring closure to these cases. >> right now, there are currently 9 people listed on these most wanted social media pages. the point fire near lake sonoma. now 100% contained fire burned 1200 acres and destroyed 3 buildings, including 2 homes. >> 2 other houses w

it is one a since nottingham university students barnaby webb and and grace o'malley—kumar and caretakerater today. as many of us look forward to a summer holiday,

well, not to my dues vision is limited to on the rep for the some of the guy on the dish . kumar was vision is limited to the state of the r. so these are, as i said, state level leaders, that bodies also state level bodies. they have no, no national ideas, no national minds. they will allow movies, government to run on its national agenda on its foreign policy. yeah. the investigative arm, those have been ladies who have an exam, as you're saying, so surely they would care desperately about the catastrophic nature of india's economy. i mean, don't you think in return for making moody by minister they wanted a new economy minister instead of normal, or is it the roman? and none of these reason all the cushions would cease to be the pronouncement, as for india, because uh, i said, because the reason that i made it to their state. and therefore, if they want to be a federal minister, it will be far, you know, maybe this will be to the homeless or defense minister may be a problem. or even developing his stomach thinks like, um minister for health care or send relation cl campus. becaus

he was apparently known in the area as kumar. police believe he went to school in san jose between 2006 and 2010. >> it's unfortunate we don't have the victim it because i'm sure the family watts closure needs closure and really help with the case. >> and anyone with any information about either the suspect or the victim is being asked to call. >> san jose police man is in police custody tonight after an hours long standoff with san jose officers. police say that man was armed with a gun. he barricaded himself in a hotel room at the carrabelle in near north first street and east. rosemary street officers say the man did peacefully after hours negotiation and nobody was let's get you a check of your forecast tonight. take a look at the embarcadero. some blue skies, a little bit of clouds hang around. nice view. first, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now to talk about the trends out there. yeah, a little ripples you out there, right to get the palm trees in the park. a dairy got the subtropical moisture behind that t

thank you very much- _ it's a year today since students barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar — andom the family of their son's killer, valdo calocane, but have never read it. our reporter tim muffett has the latest. one year on, and three families devastated by events in nottingham returned to the city to remember their loved ones. on the day of the nottingham attacks, she chose friendship over fear. she fought and she fought valiantly. students barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar were stabbed and killed lastjune whilst on their way back to their university accommodation after a night out. school caretaker ian coates was killed soon afterwards, victims of paranoid schizophrenic valdo calocane. it's hard. it's hard, but it's important to be here for barney and grace and ian. it's a really difficult day for us. i think i've already said today that i would much rather have curled into a ball and stayed in my bedroom and not moved. but i think barney would be up there shouting and going, "dad, get out of bed" and "you need to be here." as well as grieving for their loved ones, the

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kushal kumar. the annual report on nuclear weapons reveals several alarming new trends.he number of nuclear weapons now stands at 12,121 nuclear warheads. most of which, about 90% of these weapons, belong to russia and the united states. news is that 3,904 warheads are ready for use around the world, with more than half of them on high alert. china's nuclear capabilities, for example, have grown by 20% in a year, marking the first time beijing has kept its nuclear weapons on high alert. india, pakistan and north korea have advanced programs and are developing their missiles to carry multiple warheads, greatly increasing their destructive power. at the same time israel. which is not officially recognizes the presence of nuclear weapons, modernizes its plutonium production plant. several countries are now focusing on developing smaller tactical nuclear weapons. at the same time, north korea currently possesses approximately 50 units of tactical nuclear weapons. russia recently conducted a large-scale exercise on the use of tactical nuclear weapons near the border with ukra

he is described as an east indian man and was known in the area as kumar. police believe he went to school and san jose between 2006 2010. >> and vallejo police are looking for the suspect who shot 4 people yesterday morning on spring road in monterey street. i no word tonight on the condition of the victims or what led up to the shooting. new at 10 police in hillsborough are warning about car thefts after people and the area has have been leaving their cars unlocked and with the keys inside, they say 4 cars were stolen. 2 of them this morning on san rae moon. do anello rodeo road to the other. 2 cars were stolen yesterday on roehampton road and ravens court road. police are looking for anyone who may have any sort surveillance cameras in the neighborhood so they can take a look at that video and see who still these cars from these neighborhoods. >> taking a live look at sfo tonight where international travel is in full swing airport. officials say there was record breaking international travel this weekend. more than 120 international flights went through

when i went back to lima, peru in. 1921 year christmas 21 and i went to the central bookstore in la kumar, they'll be very fancy place. i couldn't see any indigenous, you know, because amara was the official language. so through the last three years of colbert, you know, american children, there are actually dilate on their iq and iq where really behind of you know like so what's the question please. yeah, education system. so how about we catch up? how we correct that because our children are elite, you know, mentally, emotionally. yeah you i mean fixable is the education system salvageable? i mean, i think everything's. right. i think everything's fixable. i think the education system is salvaged of all. is it different question? i mean, i kevin roberts response when you once asked him, what do we do about the universities? and he said, burn them down, you know, yeah, i quote, you know, i think it should be alarming for everybody, but that i think it's 85 or 90% of our children are still educated public schools. and when you look at the insidious influence of the teachers unions and the

joining me now is rick tyler, msnbc political analyst and republican strategist and maria teresa kumar, msnbc contributor. welcome to you both. good to be back at the table with you again. so, rick, we were kind of talking off camera about the fumes, the things that make you go a little nutty in the night. i want to play for you j.d. vance who was on fox news talking about how wrong he was. let's take a listen. >> you said, i'm a never trump guy, never liked him, terrible candidate, idiot if you voted for him, might be america's hitler, a-hole, nauseous. those are things people are going to come after you and will be in ads if you're chosen as the v.p. how do you react to that now? >> i didn't think he was going to be a great president, but he was a great president and it's wing of the reason i'm working so hard to make sure he makes a second term. >> clearly he's checked the idiot box. what say you, sir? >> lead poisoning. we have a problem with lead poisoning in ohio. it's rampant throughout the country. we need to get ahead of it. i don't very any other way to explain it. i wish i d

. >> maria teresa kumar and carlos cabello, thank you both for being on. >>> coming up a tax on diversityn america continue down in florida. exactly how the state's leaders are doubling down on their delusion just ahead. down on their delusion just ahead. then, you ate so many of the impossible that we completely ran out. and now... ♪♪ they're backk! the footlong cookie is back at subway! i thought i was sleeping ok... but i was waking up so tired. then i tried new zzzquil sleep nasal strips. their four—point lift design opens my nose for maximum air flow. so, i breathe better. and we both sleep better. and stay married. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours is spoiling their dogs. good, real food is simple. it looks like food, it smells like food, it's what dogs are supposed to be eating. no living being should ever eat processed food for every single meal o

he's described being between 30 and 34 about 6 feet tall, known in the area as kumar.10. bay fc's general manager lucy rushton abruptly resigned halfway through the season. the team announced her departure today on social media and she posted calling it the hardest decision of her life, expressing excitement for her next chapter. not immediately clear what that is. the club thanked russian which are the best and future endeavors. she was hired in june of 2023. to construct to build the newest and sw al team. happening today, the union city council set to vote on a potential new cannabis location. it's the new proposed location that you see there on the map. alvarado niles road. but there is a petition against up some neighbors do not wanted. and they've gathered more than 1200 signatures for the past 18 months. people have been protesting the proposal for 3rd cannabis dispensary. they're talking about safety concerns last year. the city council signaled it intends to grant a cannabis retail permit to the business. it's called embark. it already has dispensaries in redw

is kumar.ht have on a school in san jose between 2006 2010. >> san jose police are launching san jose's most wanted facebook and instagram pages. the pages specs wanted for violent crimes. many of the people on the page are believed to be hiding outside of the u.s. san jose. police say that this is part of their effort to generate new leads. and solve crime. >> the social media pages, both instagram, facebook. we'll update with photos and descriptions of people that were still looking and hopefully that will bring new leads and tips for us. and so that's something that we're hoping that could be something good leverage. and probably hopefully bring closure to these cases. >> right now, there are 9 people on the most wanted social media pages out of san jose. well, california after a group planning to build a new city in solano county is now the state health care. company announced a new partnership with medical provider north bay health to implement 6 to 10 new primary care centers in northern

known they say has kumar. and that's all they know at this point.in san jose between 2006 2010. so that's the story they're trying to piece together. meantime, san jose police are also launching there most wanted facebook and instagram pages that will showcase suspects. people wanted for violent crimes. they think that a lot of them may be hiding out actually outside of the u.s.. the department is hoping that this will generate new leads on people they're looking for and help solve crimes. >> the social media pages, both instagram, facebook. we'll update with photos and descriptions of people that were still looking and hopefully that will bring new leads and tips for us. and so that's something that we're hoping that could be something we could leverage. and probably hopefully bring closure to these cases. >> right now, if you want to check it out, there are 9 people on the most wanted social media pages for san jose. santa clara county is warning people stay away from the guadalupe river because there have been 9 confirmed cases of shigella. also

and kumar. at to see you twice today hopefully i see again today.immigration is also expected to play front and centre tonight in the wake of a recent slew of heinous crimes. committed against young girls and a mother of 55 people who came here illegally. just a fact. former new york congressman leah selden is next. >> biden would actually say start taking care of our people. you are here taking care of everything outside, taking care of foreign affairs. i know it's important but you have to look at the inside. you're helping other countries but we are basically, are boat is sinking and we can't save other people and boats a ba k outside nk? get up to $70,000 with a newday 100 va cash out loan. if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the per

he was known in the area as kumar.n san jose between 2006 2010. >> it's unfortunate we don't have the victim it because i'm sure the family watts closure needs closure and really help with the case. >> police are asking that anybody with information on any of this, please contact san jose place santa clara county officials are providing an update this afternoon about the recent outbreak of a bacteria that's causing gastro. >> intestinal infections, it's called shigella as of this morning, 9 people in san jose have tested positive that up from 3 cases just last week. 6 of those people have had to be hospitalized. they're also 21 suspected cases. the cases are popping up in homeless encampments. the symptoms include diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps. doctors say that the symptoms will usually go away on their own. mcdonald's has permanently closed its location at stonestown mall in san francisco. it had been there for more than 3 decades parent. a lot of people love to this and used it to kron four's. sara stinson tal

no one in the area as kumar.believe that he went to school in san jose between 2006 and 2010. san jose police are launching san jose's most wanted facebook and instagram pages. they will showcase suspect wanted for violent crimes. a lot of the people who will be on that page are believed to be hiding outside the u.s., though, this is part of an effort to try to generate new leads on cases. >> the social media pages, both instagram, facebook. we'll update with photos and descriptions of people that were still looking and hopefully that will bring new leads and tips for us. and so that's something that we're hoping that could be something we could leverage. and probably bring hopefully bring a closure to these cases. >> there are currently 9 people listed on the most wanted social media pages. happening today. the union city council set to vote on a potential new cannabis location. it would be on alvarado niles road, but there's a petition against it already with the bout 1200 signatures for the past 18 months. peo

. >> amit kumar and his wife say they're expecting a baby very soon, so the evacuation was even more stressful. >> it's so scary. and really, because i haven't a baby and i'm too scary for that. and i'm really thankful for save our lives and house now, despite the evacuation orders, not everyone heeded the warnings and stayed where they were. >> i run from everything. it's life. it's part of the body. say, as you can see, everything burned. it's nothing. it's nothing we could do. it's nothing they could do. we all tried our best. >> and that evacuation order was downgraded to a warning at 6:00 tonight. and stay with ktvu for all your wildfire coverage. this summer and fall. we are streaming content on fox local. you can also get the latest information on our website at ktvu.com, and alerts from the ktvu app. >> new at ten tonight, a man is caught on camera stealing packages from a home in the oakland hills. a security camera captured a man walking up to a home in the community of piedmont pines. that man can be seen taking several items from the home during several different trips. s

david miller is brilliantly cord by suitably or kumar yadav right out on the boundary. just look at this brilliant juggling. it catches the ball before it crosses 46 throws it back into play as he himself goes over the other side of the boundary and then somehow gets himself back onto the field of play to hold onto its south africa in their end and the end falling seven run short heartbreak for them as they were playing in their first ever world cup final. but they can be proud of their effort, india though, when a classic by seven runs as they clf first t20 triumph since 2007. then i also the first team in the history of this company petition to go through a tournament and been let's hear now from their star man, virat kohli it was now or never kind of a situation. >> i knew this is my last e 20 game playing for india. it's the last word that i was going to play so i wanted to make the most of it and this was on we wanted to given an icc tournament. we wanted to lift the cup and as i said, it was the occasion that helped me to put my head down and just respect the situ

. >> that's a mitt kumar there and his wife.hey were among those who were told to pack up and leave amid those threatening flames. >> it's so scary. and really, because i haven't a baby and i'm too scary for that. and i'm really thankful to for save our lives and house. >> as is often the case, not everyone who lives in the evacuation zone heeded orders to leave. >> you can't run from everything. it's a life. it's part of the like i say, as you can see, everything burned. it's nothing. it's nothing we could do. it's nothing they could do. we all tried our best. >> the evacuation order was downgraded to a warning last night. and you? we have you covered. we're covering this fire throughout the day here. we'll have the latest on the fire. you can head to ktvu.com for any updates at any time. >> us inflation reportedly unlikely to fall to the federal reserve's 2% target for at least three more years. that's according to new report from the cleveland federal reserve bank. the pandemic era shocks that triggered high inflation, includ

nish kumar, i hope you're pleased about this., well, it wasn't just nish kumar. >> there were other charlotte church i think got involved. but various authors have been doing this. and you would have thought authors of all people recognise the need for corporate sponsorship for these events. i mean, i spoke to tiffany jenkins on the show about this last week and she was making the point that we don't want everything to be funded by the state, because then there are other conditions that come into that. and art generally doesn't flourish if the only people funding it are the only people funding it are the state, you know. >> no, i completely agree. i think and i think it could be the end , because once things get the end, because once things get this sensitive and you can't put a foot wrong, people just won't make the effort, will they? you don't want to get in trouble because you tried to run a book festival. >> and it's a and surely things like this book festivals, they're meant to be about diversity of viewpoints, you know, and

and the chase went all the way to the final ball, nitish kumar hitting a boundary to take the game toy's jack grealish is left out, and harry maguire won't be going due to injury. it's understood manchester united defender maguire hasn't recovered sufficiently from the calf injury which kept him out of united's fa cup final victory over city last month. the centre—back hasn't played since april and was expected to miss tomorrow's final warm—up game versus iceland. as for grealish, he struggled to break into city's starting line—up towards the end of the league season. he remained on the bench throughout the cup final and for key premier league matches against tottenham and west ham. he did feature for england as a substitute on monday in their win over bosnia—herzegovina. we need players who are fit and ready to go from the start. another difficult call because i know what harry has done for england and for me is a manager. they give us something different, tough calls but because we have gone over and over and over as a group and staff. we distil other players have had stronger seaso

and i think that the kumars and the cokes would, would say the same, because we've had to do this. know, we're not going to go quietly into the good night when something wrong has happened. there's a right and there's a wrong and even even the justice minister said to us when we spoke to him, we were raising our concerns at the end of last year. he said, what's the rush? this calocane is not going anywhere. you know, this is his concern about the judicial system. so sorry, alex chalk, i'm naming you because you said it to us and he said that the system is flawed. he's called for change to homicide. we don't deny calocane mentally ill and, well, of we don't deny calocane mentally ill and, well , of course he we don't deny calocane mentally ill and, well, of course he is. but you said about the element of planning, this is somebody who apparently was in an extended psychosis, who managed to complete his 21 degrees in mechanical engineering. he had jobs , he had a flat, he got jobs, he had a flat, he got evicted from that. he caught trains. he took money out. he planned he had weapons

there was a massive, student group with, the o'malley kumars and the webbers who went to lay flowersse. but, we've got to know the families very well over the last year and emma webber in particular, she's an absolute tower of strength, she won't stop until she gets the answers that all the families deserve. >> and we completely admire her for that because they need to keep going and i feel in a way, they're doing this on behalf of so many other people as well, because, yeah, we've heard about the police potential failings, but also there's potential failings of the mental health services that is something we're seeing across the whole country. >> we've had we've started going to more inquests where people have been potentially failed by, mental health services. we've had whistleblowers coming forward . we've been threatened forward. we've been threatened with legal letters over it, and it's always the same themes coming through staff shortages, overstretched , not enough overstretched, not enough resource, so, you know , emma resource, so, you know, emma webber, she's doing a fantas

. >> amit kumar and his wife were among those who were told to pack up and leave amid threatening flames's so scary and really, because i haven't a baby and i'm too scary for that. and i'm really thankful for save our lives and house. >> as is often the case, though, not everyone who lives in the evacuation zone heeded orders to leave. >> you can't run from everything. it's a life. it's part of the body. say, as you can see, everything burned. it's nothing. it's nothing we could do. it's nothing they could do. we all tried our best. >> that evacuation order was downgraded to a warning last night. we have you covered here on the air and online, around the clock with the latest on the corral fire. you can head to ktvu.com for updates anytime. >> well, mexico has elected its first woman president. former mexico city mayor claudia sheinbaum. she ran away with the historic victory, leading the field by a wide margin. before politics, sheinbaum spent much of her life advocating as a climate scientist. as a politician, she followed under the tutelage of mexico's current president. earlier we sp

barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar on their way home after a night out lastjune.ere fatally stabbed by paranoid schizophrenic, valdo calocane. shortly afterwards, school caretaker ian coates became his third victim. vigils were held in the city to remember the victims as the community shared its grief. look after each other. that's the big thing — is that look after your friends and look after people around you. calocane was initially charged with three counts of murder, but, injanuary, he was ordered to be detained indefinitely at a secure hospital, having admitted to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. the families of his three victims said justice had not been served. the attorney general agreed that the sentence was unduly lenient and referred the case to the court of appeal. but, in may, judges there refused to change calocane's sentence. barnaby�*s mum, emma, said the three families now face their own life sentence in ensuring valdo calocane is never released. labour will unveil their manifesto. manifesto. keir starmer has said wealth c

fatally stabbed whilst walking back from a university night out with fellow victim grace o'malley kumardo calocane admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility , but diminished responsibility, but his mother, emma webber, argues true justice has not been served, says the families have been let down by police and the crown prosecution service. she's calling for a public inquiry into the case this week. she asked labour leader sir keir starmer whether he would follow through with the call for a pubuc through with the call for a public inquiry, or possibly a judge led inquest. let's listen to what sir keir had to say. >> just a horrific experience that she and all the family members and friends have been . members and friends have been. she's keen for legal reform and, you know well she wants a judge led inquiry. and i said when i met her that i thought that was the right way forward and we would do that. you will you will commit to that because i was very concerned when i heard from her directly about the way the system had let her and the other family members down in

what kind of household chemicals you can spray yourself around and in general, how to fight these kumarsn fighting mosquitoes with folk remedies since childhood, and most importantly - crimean lavender, they collect bouquets, etc. laid out throughout the apartment. the best thing place wreaths and bouquets near windows or beds. and it lubricates furniture with essential oil, and it really works. all these pungent odors seem to overload the insects’ sense of smell. how else can you help yourself? for example, do not wear red, orange, blue and black - these are the most favorite colors of mosquitoes, and these blood-sucking creatures also like certain odors of our body, which ones? scientists still don’t understand, but they found out one thing: garlic perfectly masks body odor: you can eat garlic, or you can spray yourself with the infusion, it does the same valentina from krasnodar. the recipe is also from my grandmother, garlic, lemon, crush everything, mix with water. i remember when i was a child, you were lying in a tent like this, your grandmother was cleaning the tent, making noise

. >> so it's a year to the day that barnaby webber, grace o'malley kumar and ian coates were brutallyolent, schizophrenic valdo calocane , schizophrenic valdo calocane, and barney's mother is just opening up and talking. emma. emma webber is talking about what that's been like. she says our family's been blown apart. she's constantly facing those first. first, everything without him, those first moments, those first. you know, her younger son's 16th first. you know, her younger son's16th birthday, that kind of thing. she she leaves his bedroom light on at night, and she says the grief is so deep that you cannot see beyond it. and also which i found really interesting. she talked about not forgiving her son's killer. she says, i can't i can't bring it in my in my heart to forgive him. i don't want to forgive him, you know. and i kind of, i think one can understand that, you know, many families do, and they're at that's amazing that they're at that's amazing that they can do that. but many families, i think, and victims of, you know, family victims can't. yeah and there were just such t

it's a year today, since students barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar — and caretaker ian coatesuld be up there shouting and going, "dad, get out of bed" and "you need to be here." as well as grieving for their loved ones, the three families have been frustrated and angered by what they consider to be failures of the criminaljustice system. it's like living in hell every day and it's not a nice place to be, so we need to stop it. valdo calocane was initially charged with murder but was eventually convicted of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility and sentenced to remain indefinitely at a high security hospital. the families felt the sentence was too lenient, and so did the attorney general. but the court of appeal ruled that there was no legal reason why it should change the sentence. i thought we'd get to court, we'd get some closure, and after that, i could start looking at dealing with the grief myself. but because we didn't get any closure, i think after that, that's where it started affecting me a lot more and i could see it really got to my mental health.

over there was a similar situation, artists such as charlotte church and aneesh kumar pulling out overoduct, so we have had updates today from the uk hsa and the food standards agency on what is going on and the number of cases they reckon is more than 200, and of those they'd contacted, 40% or so have been in hospital or are in hospital showing how serious it is. now, the symptoms are quite severe diarrhoea, stomach cramps and vomiting. people are advised with those symptoms to actually stay away from work or school and certainly from those who are vulnerable. we've also had this intervention from food manufacturers, another one hasjust manufacturers, another one has just made manufacturers, another one hasjust made an announcement and there will be more about recalling sandwich and wrap products from retailers. now, it's up to retailers to pull them off the shelves and that is what has been happening. and they are, it's understood from a salad leaves. and that seems to be the common thread here. now, doesn't mean that what's actually been withdrawn today is contaminated. it's being d

investigators say he was known in the area as kumar, an east indian man with a trident tattoo on his right arm. they're still trying to determine the victim's full name. police have identified a suspect, but no arrests have been made. >> getting a break from the heat is top of mind for unhoused people and those advocating for them. and now there are claims that santa clara county is not utilizing all of its shelter beds to bring people inside when it's hot out. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has more on these allegations, and the response from officials. >> rising summer temperatures have made the toughest living conditions not only more unbearable for unhoused people in santa clara county, advocates say it can be deadly. >> a lot of the people who are dying, one of the secondary primary, secondary causes of death is diabetes and hypertension. and those are things that definitely go through the roof during heat. >> but advocate sean cartwright, unhoused people and other community groups say the county has left at least 80 beds at this sunnyvale shelter unused. the shelter has b