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lacey now has two ouna know, at seven weeks.g children and _ know, at seven weeks. lacey now has two young children and hopes - two young children and hopes speaking about her experiences will let others know they are not alone. anna collinson, bbc news. the time is 13:16. our top story this lunchtime... no let up for the prime minister, as he faces more questions over who paid for the refurbishment of his downing street flat. and still to come — tributes are paid to the river thames hero who died after saving a woman from the water. coming up on the bbc news channel, all the latest from the world snooker championships, where the quarterfinals are under way. neil robertson starting his against kyren wilson with a century break. there's growing evidence that the coronavirus lockdowns have adversely affected the language skills of young children. a study has found that reduced social interaction, and the wearing of face coverings in public, have deprived youngsters of experiences essential for increasing vocabulary. here's our edu

joining me now is the royal biographer and historian robert lacey. welcome again.king, i thought, that sophie wessex as she just drove past year a couple of hours ago said the queen is being amazing. because everybody�*s thoughts are with the queen today. i have been talking to people here, saying why are you here? they talk about a sense of history, time passing, they talk about the duke, but they all say we want to show our support for the queen. their neighbours here, they live around here, they see them. have told me, when i was in the park a few years ago with my children, suddenly the duke appeared. you have got lots of children, you look rather young to have so many children. he clearly is part of everybody�*s life here in an organic way. i have met several people who say he was the patron of our charity, and he would turn up to see us. all these things which, in his generation of the royal family, did not have a press release to go with it. hejust did did not have a press release to go with it. he just did these things. it was part of what he felt was his d

eastenders actress lacey turner has had two miscarriages.t of... you... you grieve the fact that you aren't going to be a mother, as well as losing a baby. it was a loss...you know, at seven weeks. losing a baby in pregnancy has a devastating impact. today's reports by the charity tommy's found miscarriage almost quadruples the risk of suicide, doubles the risk of depression, and costs the uk economy almost half a billion pounds a year. you are literallyjust left to there to dry. yeah, yeah! you're like, "ok. with nothing. lacey is meeting laura, who's had four miscarriages. i can honestly say i think about it every day. it's the first thing i think about in the morning and the first thing — the last thing at night. because it's... it's consuming. and i... you know, i used to blame myself and think, "i have to be strong, i have to get on with it." but i think sometimes you do just need to have a cry, and it's ok to feel sad about it because it's... it's a hard thing to go through. i was a bit angry, actually... the current rules in the uk sa

robert lacey there. robert lacey there.indsor, but he made thousands of official visits all around the country in support of the queen and many charities, including the duke of edinburgh awards scheme. since he died, people he met have been recalling the time that they spent with prince philip. our correspondent, danny savage, reports now on people's memories of the duke. this is the legacy the duke of edinburgh has left behind. right, girls, so it's your silver d of e training day. 0n the weekend of his funeral, young people are now facing the challenges of what they call their d of e. right, girls, are you ready? yes! let's go. these schoolgirls from manchester were in the peak district, participating in the duke of edinburgh award scheme, very much aware of the significance of the day. i think he was an amazing man, and he was really important to the queen. 73 years of marriage is obviously quite a long time, so he's left a humongous legacy behind. he was brilliant. i feel honoured to be able to take part in something th

late yesterday the supreme court agreed that those restrictions should be laceyed. the state was plaj to ease restrilkss thursday. now it that is no choice. >>> the city of davis now has an unusual way of honoring new covid infections through sewage. the city's teamed up with uc davis researchers to expand the areas to detect possible spikes in infections. so there are now 15 new sue amg sampling sites in the city. the idea is to regularly test the wastewater to detect coronavirus spikes in the community. right now sewage is collect and death twice a week at a lab. >>> cable cars are back in san francisco, well. >> kind of. a park let built like a cable car. this is near where the actual cable cars run on california. no cable car has rop rate the since last year because of the coronavirus. >>>? san francisco today plenty of people if chinatown enjoying the nice weather and supporting local businesses for chinatown walkway weekends part of the sunday streets program returning to the city this month. grant avenue is closed to cars between california and washington str

in 2004 scott peters op was convicted of first-degree murder of his life lacey peterson and all these years later scott peterson has made an appearance in court. here's cierra johnson with an update. >> reporter: scott peter soviet republic has spent the last 20 years here at this prison, but today as you mentioned he did make that appearance in court. it was over zoom and it was regarding two specific types of hearings. now, i did have a chance to listen in, and is this the takeaway from that. well, peterson appeared regarding a criminal matter of that 2004 conviction in as you mentioned the death of his wife and unborn child. last year a high court ruled another look to be taken after the original trial judge excluded jurors from the jury pool after they expressed they opposed the death penalty. so for item peterson's attorney asked for 60 days of discovery. the judge agreed and the second pores relates to a new trial hearing over juror miscop dufnlgt peterson's team has filed a challenge to his conviction in which that's claimed juror number seven lloyd during the pre-trial questio

eastenders actor lacey turner says she kept the pain of her two miscarriages to herself for a long timeher the minute you are pregnant. and for that to be taken away, that's another loss. you sort of, you grieve the fact that you aren't going to be a mother, as well as losing a baby. it was a loss, you know, at seven weeks. lacey now has two young children and hopes speaking about her experiences will let others know they are not alone. anna collinson, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: no let—up for the prime minister — more questions over who paid to renovate his downing street flat. but ministers back borisjohnson. the first shipment of uk medical aid arrives in india, as coronavirus infections and deaths reach record highs. researchers say lockdowns and other covid measures adversely affect the speech development of young children. some schools are now offering additional support. there's growing evidence that the coronavirus lockdowns have adversely affected the language skills of young children. a study has found that reduced social interaction, and the wearing of face coverings

robert lacey, the royal author and historian.losely with the duke of edinburgh. can i ask you for your personal reflections here today on this sad day? flit reflections here today on this sad da ? . ., , , ., reflections here today on this sad da? , day? of course it is a sad day but it is also an _ day? of course it is a sad day but it is also an opportunity - day? of course it is a sad day but it is also an opportunity to - day? of course it is a sad day but it is also an opportunity to pay i it is also an opportunity to pay tribute to a remarkable man and consort of the queen with such a wide range of interests. i was press secretary between 1990 and 1997, one of the more difficult periods in the queen's rain and prince philip was a steady presence of always with the queen through those quite difficult years. he was also someone interested in ideas and interested interested in ideas and interested in talking about how to make things better weather for young people in the award scheme or the environment or scientist, the award s

lexie lacey, our sister. the sisterhood really has helped our team. i think be a very close team and getting through all the things we got through. you know, we're excited to win the covid championship. there is no feeling like knowing you're the best effort going 29 years between national championships lots more coming up in sports. it really is remarkable, joan, you talk about how many games they played outside of california because of the pandemicmen's basketball. wouldu agree? yeah she's already the winningest. she accomplished that record this year, and she said that there were times this year when she told her team pakis suitcase. i don't know how long we're gonna be out there, but we're not going to be home for a long time. and they despite all that they won the national championship. yeah, they sure did. what a game, joe. we'll see again in sports. you bet such a great story. well a different kind of anti asian hate event took place today in downtown san francisco. ktvu is greg liggins joins us now he's live with more on what happened today, g

even jackie lacey and her husband who was charged for taking out a gun to defend themselves from protesters. no one puts themselves in the shoes of the law enforcement officer who is trained to respond and make a decision based on what they know at the moment of interaction. not what the monday morning quarterbackers gather. take a listen to the call that brought officer eric stillman to the dark alley in chicago on the night adam toledo was shot. >> we just heard 7 or 8 gunshots fired. the 2300 block of sawyer. >> did you see anything? >> no, i just heard it. >> 6 or 7. judge jeanine: imagine the dark alley officer stillman is in. he's giving chase after being sent to the scene with a report of shots fired. >> we are talking about a barely 13-year-old, developmentally disabled special needs kid who is in 7th grade. who is shot. there is a lot of layers there, sociological and so forth. parents are as fearful of police as they are of gang -- gang bangers or crooks. jesse: police officers make a split second decision, kill or be killed. officer stillman knew this was an area where latin gang

eastenders actor lacey turner says she kept the pain of her two miscarriages to herself for a long time baby. it was a loss, you know, at seven weeks. lacey now has two young children and hopes speaking about her experiences will let others know they are not alone. anna collinson, bbc news. the top story in the increasing pressure boris johnson finds the top story in the increasing pressure borisjohnson finds himself under after several allegations of his personal conduct in office. he is also the former critical of the head of the civil service. hello to you thanks very much for being with us. i'm wondering if you can explain why all this matters or should matter in your estimation for the public. for some people and this is obviously the conservative narrative, we are having a spot in the discussion about loose furnishing and cartons. yes, it matters because _ furnishing and cartons. yes, it matters because we _ furnishing and cartons. yes, it matters because we and - furnishing and cartons. yes, it matters because we and the i furnishing and cartons. yes, it - matters because we and

eastenders actress lacey turner has had two miscarriages.ay's report by the charity tommy's found miscarriage almost quadruples the risk of suicide, doubles the risk of depression, and costs the uk economy almost half a billion pounds a year. you are literallyjust left to there to dry. yeah, yeah! you're like, "ok. with nothing. lacey is meeting laura, who's had four miscarriages. i can honestly say i think about it every day. it's the first thing i think about in the morning and the first thing — the last thing at night. because it's... it's consuming. and i... you know, i used to blame myself and think, "i have to be strong, i have to get on with it." but i think sometimes you do just need to have a cry, and it's ok to feel sad about it because it's... it's a hard thing to go through. i was a bit angry, actually... the current rules in the uk say you can only have treatment if you've had three miscarriages. it's something campaigners now say needs to change. i went and asked if i could have some testing and try and find a reason for why it

robert lacey, historian and _ summing it up. robert lacey, historian and royal— summing it up.hot salute - why 41? a a1 shot salute - why al? normally, ou a a1 shot salute - why a1? normally, ou would a a1 shot salute - why a1? normally, you would see _ a a1 shot salute - why a1? normally, you would see the _ a a1 shot salute - why a1? normally, you would see the king's _ a a1 shot salute - why a1? normally, you would see the king's troop i a a1 shot salute - why a1? normally, | you would see the king's troop royal horse artillery coming riding on their horses, pulling the guns into hyde park and it would be a 21 gun salute. 0n special occasions, national occasions, they do fire a a1 gun salute. part of it is, you know, arcane procedures that go back to firing a1 gun salute in a walled fortress, for example, as you would describe the tower of london, or in a royal park, that you get that dispensation to do it, but i think clearly this is a most unusual event, and an important national event, and an important national event, and an important national event, and i think it tells

he is in prison for the 2003 murder of his wife lacey and their unborn child.ay, the judge gave attorneys more time to prepare for the retrial of the penalty phase. last year, the state supreme court ruled the trial judge excluded jurors who were opposed to the death penalty. peterson is also challenging his conviction because of jury misconduct. decisions on both are expected this summer. >>> here we go again back into another summer of job. east bay mud made it official today. the board discussed plans to ask for voluntary water cutbacks. leslie brinkley has the details. >>> the pandemic fall and winter and spring did not deliver enough rainfall. the east bay municipal utility district faced reality in an online meeting. >> we got a bit of a drizzle that amounted to almost no rainfall in april resulting in east bay being the driest year on record. >> most of the water supply comes from sierra snowmelt. it is only at 40%. it is apparent the water supply this year will not be sufficient to meet consumer and storage demands. >> in a unanimous vote, the board dec

that is where he is in prison for the 2003 murder of his wife lacey and their unborn child.sidering a start date for his upcoming retrial in the death penalty phase after the state supreme court ruled that the trial judge excluded jurors who were opposed to the death penalty. his second appearance relates to a new trial over juror misconduct. decisions on both are expected later this summer.>>> now to privacy on your phone. apple is introducing a feature that can prevent your data from being shared. >>> apple taking a stand on privacy releasing a new feature allowing customers to limit how much of their data is used and shared. it is a feature that gives you a choice. a choice on how apps use and share your data. >> it dubbed the tranced the app tracking transparency lets you choose whether you want your online activity sold. >> how big of a deal is this? >> it is a big move for apple. it has been something that they have been talking about publicly for a long time. they have been prepping the world this could be coming. they finally pulled the trigger on it. >> apps commonl

people say 32-year-old lacey cordell rammed his volkswagen into store shelves like a bowl and a made89, that's a lot. was a former employee of the walmart he may have been disgruntled. meanwhile amazon employees say they would love to run their cars to their workplaces it's too hard to do well peeing. [laughter] police arrived while he was still on the scene and convinced him to roll back out of the walmart and surrender because they do that with their prices. he's being held on a wonder to thousand dollars bond but he could get away with paying much less by using the checkout lane they have it up from but you have to look them know if using their bags. they got to charge you. topic number four. hasbro has created a self transforming optimist prime robot i knew my student was missing something the 19-inch robot is made with 5000 components 27 motors, 60 connected microchips and can be activated by voice command. optimist prime vibrates if you really want to turn it on you can pinch its windshield wipers. the robot sells for $700 bite of it sounds like a lot but don't worry president

county da jackie lacey in l.a.oing to the personal home of these people. what do you say. >> i understand the concern but that doesn't mean we don't get to stand up in a courageous way and did not the madness, you know i have to tell you something. i did a press conference a last week, we had a detroit police sgt murdered by her estranged child's father, the judge let him out because he is a right to a speedy trial, less the murder out on the tether. who stood up, who stood up for the wrong, the judge is also a public servant, where was he at, there is so many dynamics and the lack of courage today is maddening and it is sad, and to say even some of my colleagues stand by silent that's when we look at cities like new york, portland, minneapolis, police officers are leaving and you know why they don't feel supported, shameful. somebody has to stand up. it is important. liz: you are standing up, we have to go, were coming up on a hard break. you are standing up your courage and integrity. thank you for your service t

the legal teams from both sides and members of peterson's family also attended virtually he can see laceygreen broadly next to her husband before she went missing while 8 months pregnant. >> on christmas eve 2002 scott peterson was arrested and later convicted after her body and the remains of their unborn son, connor washed up on the shores of the san francisco bay because the california supreme court overturned his death sentence finding that the original trial judge made mistakes during jury selection. a new jury will be seated to decide if he should have been sentenced to death. that same higher court ruled that an original trial juror richelle. nice had failed to disclose a restraining order. she taken out while pregnant herself during jury selection. and now a san mateo county judge has to decide if that merits peterson a whole new trial. the defense team is now investigating a second incident that there was a domestic violence. attack on her that we were not aware of but in-person questioning has been stalled because of covid-19, which is why the defense has asked and was big rigid

. >> connor was lacey and peterson's unborn who he killed along with lacy.ust the sentencing that is in question for this. he's been convicted. the next hearing is set for late june. the judge wants the matter of whether or not peterson is granted entire new trial wrapped up by the end of the year. james. >> we'll take a break here at 7.51 coming up next, the warriors got kind of stuck in a rut couldn't score a point for nearly 10 minutes and show you what happened and hear from coach kerr coming up after the break. >> 7.54 it wasn't just a loss. it wasn't a bear. a son was for the warriors because they suffer the worst scoring drought in a decade. in their play against the mavericks. the game was at the chase center in after scoring 12 points in the 1st half the warriors. when 9 minutes and 38 seconds without basic making a basket. nothing. and during that time, the mavericks scored 28 points. that drought of scoring 9 plus minutes. the longest nba drought since 2009. the warriors lost the game with a final one 33 to one of the 3 and coach kerr is disappoin

status hearing for june 28th in 2005, a jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. but last august supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. the high court, then order to cemetery county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial. daily covid numbers are just staggering in india coming up tonight at 5 30 how california is now stepping up to help the global community. in its fight against the virus. what's a major change in mask wearing policy where you could now ditch your mask? the next time you leave your house, a pretty significant warm up today, very noticeable out there compared to the cooler weather we've seen. i'll be weather we've seen. i'll be back here with the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. the cdc now says people who have been vaccinated no longer need to wear a mask outside unless they're in a large gathering of people. ktvu is rob roth joins us now with more on these new guideli

penalty retrial tomorrow morning in 2005, a jury sentenced him to death for the murder of his wife, laceyorn son. but last august, california supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. and the high court ordered to send matteo county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new trial. apple has plans announced plans to open a new campus in north carolina. the tech giant will spend more than a billion dollars on the campus. it will be home to 3000 employees. the announcement is part of a plan to make new contributions of more than $430 billion and add 20,000 new jobs across the country over the next five years. this morning, north carroll in a governor roy cooper, touted the benefits of apple expanding to rollie. what's this campus is up and running. it's expected to generate more than $1.5 billion a year and economic impact to our state, and i'm also pleased to announce that apple plans to create a $100 million fund to support north carolina schools and community initiatives across our state. apple also plans to operate the site on 100% renewable energ

together >> next on detectives list was karen's former boyfriend, michael lacey.he refused to take a lighted tech to test so police interviewed him three separate times. >> did you all have keys to each other's? house >> definitely. not >> you could just walk over and walk in? >> we would. call >> he is someone that we had to rule out completely and we did. that >> so if you're thinking in your line of work, the usual suspects, the usual suspects were not going to figure in this one. >> not the media. family >> defective is nelson ensured or realize they had on their hands, while homicide cops, he obtrusively. the first 48 hours of a case, usually you get a break. and there's something that says chase this, right? >> yes. normally you would get something within the first 48. hours >> so this is as baffling as it was. cruel >> exactly. it did make any sense. >> then came march 16th, 2009. six weeks after the lofted killings went to unsolved murders became four. >> and begin with a report of a stolen nissan maximal, just a couple of blocks away from where the law of

penalty retrial tomorrow morning in 2005 and jury sentenced him to death for the murder of his wife, laceynd their unborn son. last august, the california supreme court cited serious errors and the jury selection process and the high court ordered to send matteo county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new trial. the u. s. justice department is opening up an investigation into policing in louisville, kentucky, after the last year's death of briana taylor. taylor was shot and killed by police during a raid at her home. it is the second such sweeping investigation into a law enforcement agency announced by the biden administration within the past week. last week, attorney general merrick garland announced an investigation into the tactics of the police department in minneapolis following the death of george floyd. here at home. oakland police reminding everyone that they've resumed their crackdown on side shows. the police department released the video over the weekend, it announced a special team of officers now back on the street dedicated to stopping illegal and dange

a jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son.state supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. high court, then ordered a cemetery county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial. the highway patrol is investigating the death of a woman found in a creek near state or on state property near livermore. the chp received a report yesterday of a body in a royal lost acenas in alameda county. it is just south of interstate 5 80 near north livermore avenue. investigators haven't yet said how the woman died, but say it doesn't appear that foul play is to blame. the coroner's office still has not released her name or age. today was the first day for droppin coronavirus vaccines in santa clara county. health officials want to make it easier for people to get their shots since they're starting to see demand falling off. droppin vaccinations or happening most of the county's vaccination sites through sunday health department is also offering same day appointments at vaccinati

status hearing for june 28th in 2005 a jury sentence peter's into death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. but last august, the state supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. the high court, then ordered a salmon tail county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial, still becoming new and making it easier to get the covid vaccine, the county that's allowing dropping vaccinations through this sunday. also will push the safe schools in marin county. the demonstration by parents this morning as the board in the nevada school district is looking to make some cuts, then have you been outside yet? now is the time to go because there's a pretty decent war upon the way for us here in the bay area, ktvu meteorologists rosemary oroczo has that and more in your full forecast coming up. itchy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello clean bottom! enjoy the go with charmin. look ma, no cavities! oh debbie, that's great! you'll always

the jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son.august, the state supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. the superior, the supreme court, then ordered the cemetery county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial. ah, union city man has been charged with the murder of a 24 year old transgender woman in milpitas, authorities say. 22 year old elijah cruise cigarettes stab natalie smooth lopez last friday, ben called 911 that would you say the suspect and the victim had been dating for several months when cigarette en to a hospital where she died. natalia was an important figure not only to her family, but to this community as a whole. our office is dedicated to prosecuting all individuals who commit intimate partner violence as well as any individual who commits violence against transgender train. ends gendered individuals, cigarette is due in court thursday for arraignment. if convicted, he could face life in prison in san jose, a teacher at a middle school has be

call from san quentin prison in 2005 and jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. last august, the california supreme court cited serious errors and the jury selection process and the high court order to judge and san mateo county to re examine whether peterson should be given a new trial. an update now to this weekend's deadly shooting at a high rise apartment building near san jose state university, said today that the man who was shot to death at the grad apartment building yesterday was not a member of the campus community. many students reportedly live in the building, which is located near campus but is not owned by san jose state. so far, police have not identified the victim, and there's also no word on a suspect or motive. vigil was held at san jose city hall this weekend honor a transgender woman who was killed last week in male penis. police say 27 year old in italia smut was killed by her boyfriend on friday. least 22 year old elijah signora of union city called 911 about to 20 in the morning, saying that the victim was injured and

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robert lacey. thank you very much forjoining us.s with so many facets to it that the duke of edinburgh managed to carve out when he became consort to the queen. like many peeple — he became consort to the queen. l «e: many people watching he he became consort to the queen. l «1e: many people watching he has he became consort to the queen. l «e many people watching he has been he became consort to the queen. l «1e: many people watching he has been a part of our life, hasn't he? and, you know, we must all be remembering and thinking now of the queen. of whose life he has been such an integral part. 0nly last night there was a programme on television about the queen about her emotional success and her public success and his historical success. it was not a secret, but it was prince philip, as nick was saying, from a very different background in some ways, but playing such a role in the life of the nation. i have been involved with the crown, the tv series. it was no accident that we decided to feature prince philip very strongly in the