absolutely, people really think about the lake district, and the lake district is beautiful and it hasnding the season, growing the value of tourism all year round. and it is a really great opportunity here. we know the irish market and the south—east market are really looking for this airport to transform theirjourneys and get them here. you can be in the city of london at 5pm and you can be dipping your toes city of london at 5pm and you can be dipping yourtoes in city of london at 5pm and you can be dipping your toes in the lake a few hours later. what's better than that? environmental campaigners have pointed out that, do we actually need more domestic flights at a time when the uk is trying to reduce the impact of climate change? they have a point, haven't they?” impact of climate change? they have a point, haven't they? i think what you will find its people always choose to travel by different routes, and there are options for how people choose to get here. but what we are very good at in cumbria is really green, sustainable onward travel, and i think that is a really important f

it helps tourists will use it as a gateway to the lake district. it's all about the lake district.sitor and it worked really strongly in partnership with the business sector and it's really important for them to be able to bring people here for people to be able to come here for work and people to come and invest. millions have been spent on upgrades, but it will face tough competition for other northern airports including newcastle and manchester. there have been attempts to restart commercial operations here for the best part of 20 years, after a few false starts and delays, today it became a reality. but not everyone is happy with the decision to open another airport. there are questions on how encouraging more domestic flights hits with the uk targets to reduce the impact of climate change. we are using the most fuel—efficient type of regional aircraft that there is, to operate the services from here. but also if you look at the alternative to travel, for example if you get in your car and drive to get on the ferry and go across the belfast the emissions are a lot less. the lak

carlisle lake ca rlisle lake district carlisle lake district was officially opened this morning and atam, the first passenger flight for more than 25 years took off, headed for dublin, initially, there will be 28 flights a week, dublin, belfast city and london southend. jonathan is from loganair, they will be operating these services. what have sales been like? really strong, very encouraged by this, first flight very encouraged by this, first flight is going out nearly full, on all three flights to dublin, belfast and london southend, and the bookings have been superb for the region, really pleased. no no commercial passenger flights since 1993 because they were not viable, what has changed?‘ since 1993 because they were not viable, what has changed? a lot has changed in the way that people fly but also the way that regional airports work, customers who have been using them are finding the convenience, getting through them quickly, check in, get through without the hassle associated with big airports, is something really valuable to them. more and more people are using regional airport

0ur visitor economy is really important here in cumbria and the lake district but, if you think aboutndon, you wouldn't drive up on a friday night for a weekend because that would be an eight—hour drive. if you can nip along to london southend airport by train, jump on a plane, you will be having your first pint in ullswater before the sun goes down. so we are certainly opening up the visitor economy to new visitors who haven't been here before. i think that's a great opportunity for our visitor economy. carlisle lake district airport is very much open for business, but there are of course environmental concerns — questions over whether there should be more dommestic flights at a time when the uk is trying to reduce the impact of climate change. now it's time for a look at the weather. we have got lots of sunshine at the moment across england and wales. if you look at the satellite imagery, there is barely a cloud in the sky across england and wales, but further north a different story for scotla nd further north a different story for scotland and northern ireland, that cloud has been

it is hoped tourists will use it as a gateway to the lake district.sitor economy, but we work really strongly in partnership with the business sector. so it's really important for them too to be able to bring people here, for people to be able to come here for work and people to be able to come here and invest. millions have been spent on upgrades, but it will face tough competition from other northern airports, including newcastle and manchester. there have been attempts to restart commercial operations here for the best part of 20 years. and after a few false starts and delays, today it became a reality. but not everyone is happy with the decision to open another airport. there are questions on how encouraging more domestic flights fits with the uk's targets to reduce the impact of climate change. we are using the most fuel—efficient type of regional aircraft that there are, to operate these new services from here. but also, if you look at the alternatives to travel, for example, if you are to get in your car, drive to get on the ferry and go across

carlisle lake district airport, or cax for short, will operate flights for tourists and local workersuk's newest airport, carlisle lake district, officially opened this morning, at 8am, the first passenger flight for more than 25 years took off, headed for dublin. initially there will be 28 flights a week, to dublin, belfast city and london southend. i am joined byjonathan from loganair, they will be operating the service is, what have sales been like? very strong, we are very encouraged by the take—up, first flights going out nearly full, all three of the flights to dublin, belfast and london southend, and the bookings have been superb, we are very pleased. no commercial passenger flights since 1993. because they we re flights since 1993. because they were not viable, what has changed?‘ lot has changed in the way that people fly but also in the way that regional airports work, customers who have been using them have found a convenience, getting through them, check in, get through without the hassle associated with big airports, is something valuable to them. more and more people usin

letter concerns discretionary review application for 25 17th avenue and 27 17th avenue in the lake districte richmond district of san francisco. i am a licensed california attorney with a person interested in protecting the city and county of san francisco's if approve the project would legalize an unpermitted demolition project of the portion of the residence in the south faÇade of 25, 17th avenue. it would allow for a large rear horizontal addition, large horizontal front addition and fourth story, and have the foreseeable effect of causing a major new construction project on the existing home south side, 27 17th avenue, by authorizing a lot split despite their longtime merger. the summary of the argument, the manner in which the planning department has assessed the district level historic level at 25 17th avenue is in direct contradiction to a previous review on the same block. in 2012 the department concluded that the lake district was eligible for the california register of historical resources. twenty-five 17th avenue would likely be a contributed historic property to the district. ho

just a few showers for the north—east of scotland, perhaps developing across the lake district, the oddpleasantly warm. not the heat we have seen in leon. some heat sparking intense thunderstorms as well. it should be dry. we have lost that heat across the uk by the time we get to monday morning. a really chilly night. maybe a touch of grass frost come monday morning, and freshened up in the south as well. we have then lost oui’ the south as well. we have then lost our weather front. the high the south as well. we have then lost our weatherfront. the high pressure with us to start the week, quite promising, but then we are due some rain and we will see more

glenridding is a lake district duel.of december 2015. it was very scary, especially for the poor souls who live on the stretch of the village, and a feeling of helplessness especially at the start because we were cut off for two days, so when the rain comes and off those steep fells that comes down with some force and washes down notjust down with some force and washes down not just water but all these rocks, so not just water but all these rocks, so to see it now and we have this great new green space is superb. however, it doesn't take a lot of rainfall to get this back. for much of the last three years this pretty village has been a building site. tonnes of silt and gravel to shift, walls to build higher and drainage to improve. prevention the main focus. the main focus was gravel coming down the system and blocking the channel. now we have improved the channel. now we have improved the gauging systems in the way we monitor the river levels. we have also installed a camber that from oui’ also installed a camber that f

and then we did a few in the lake district.aise money for a friend who died? that was not what it was originally, we were never supposed to be doing the three peaks but after the first i thought if he can do one of them he could do the others as well and then we decided to do it for the week contacted his friend's mother to check if she was all right with that for the just explain what happened to his friend ralph. he was born with cerebral palsy and his brain was with cerebral palsy and his brain wa s starve d with cerebral palsy and his brain was starved of oxygen from a very young age and he needed round—the—clock care which jade gave him, she was a brilliant mother and an inspiration to us all. jaxon, what your friends think about this crime? you need to speak over there. where are the mountains? he very tired tonight! he had busy day. we have kept him up past his bedtime how much money did you raise? so far we re how much money did you raise? so far were on £1150 so a fantasticjob. what was your favourite mountain? ben nev

over at the unesco world heritage site at the lake district, there's a more cautionary note.o they can show their friends where they've been. you've got to get up high to get the top shots, and mountain rescue teams are worried. many people have fallen to their death or major injury. all you need is a gust of wind when you're concentrating on that photograph and you're over the edge. so you need to be careful and know what hazards are around you when you're taking selfies. one big question when taking selfies is, to have a selfie stick or not to have a selfie stick? my daughters tell me that these aren't very cool, apparently, and i suspect that's because when you do use one, you get far more of the view and less of the pouting human. danny savage, bbc news. danny savage there on the latest selfie trend. now, india are playing new zealand at old trafford for a place in the cricket world cup final — with the winner taking on either england or australia at lord's on sunday. a short time ago new zealand were 1a9—3 with india yet to bat — our sports correspondent joe wilson has t

the uk's newest airport opens today. 28 flights a week will depart from carlisle lake district, or caxowded our skies

just a few showers for the north—east of scotland, perhaps developing across the lake district, the oddeavy one in the afternoon. the exception of the rule is for most of us have most long spells of sunshine, it will be pleasantly warm. not the heat we have seen in leon. some heat sparking intense thunderstorms as well. it should be dry. we have lost that heat across the uk by the time we get to monday morning. a really chilly night. maybe a touch of grass frost come monday morning, and freshened up in the south as well. we have then lost oui’ the south as well. we have then lost our weather front. the high the south as well. we have then lost our weatherfront. the high pressure with us to start the week, quite promising, but then we are due some rain and we will see more unsettled weather developing further south in the form of showers. monday looks like a lovely start to the day. chilly first, late in the day we could see cloud in wet weather arriving for the evening across northern ireland and there could be the odd shower. in southern areas. i am clutching at straws. for most of us

a few spots of rain possible around the lake district and yorkshire.ld just about stay dry, but pretty cloudy. the south coast itself on tuesday looking mostly on the sunny side. not cold — temperatures even in belfast getting up to around 21 degrees celsius, and if anything they could be peaking, those temperatures, at around 25 in the south, in london, come wednesday. but, on the whole, quite a bit of cloud around there. you can see these weather symbols showing some rainfall from time to time, too. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: donald trump hits back at the uk's ambassador to washington after leaked e—mails described his presidency as inept and dysfunctional. families who have lost loved ones to dangerous drivers say they have been let down by broken promises to introduce tougher sentences. 0therfamilies other families have suffered 0therfamilies have suffered before violette's death, a

a few spots of rain possible around the lake district and yorkshire. tuesday looking mostly on the sunny side. not cold — temperatures even in belfast getting up to around 21 degrees celsius, and if anything they could be peaking, those temperatures, at around 25 in the south, in london, come wednesday. but, on the whole, quite a bit of cloud around there. you can see these weather symbols showing some rainfall from time to time, too. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a shock defeat for greece's socialists as a centre—right landslide ushers in a new era. we wa nt we want to drive a real reform agenda for the country that is ambitious, very bold and very, very detailed. president trump reacts to the british ambassador‘s message leaks which labelled his administration as "inept" saying the diplomat "hasn't served the uk well". the long reach of the far—right — how shadowy online networks are connecting extremists across the world. and jubilation for team usa — winners of the women's football world cup for a record fourth ti

it is hoped tourists will use it as a gateway to the lake district. here, for people to be able to come here for work and people to be able to come here and invest. millions have been spent on upgrades, but it will face tough competition from other northern airports, including newcastle and manchester. there have been attempts to restart commercial operations here for the best part of 20 years. and after a few false starts and delays, today it became a reality. but not everyone is happy with the decision to open another airport. there are questions on how encouraging more domestic flights fits with the uk's targets to reduce the impact of climate change. we are using the most fuel—efficient type of regional aircraft that there are, to operate these new services from here. but also, if you look at the alternatives to travel, for example, if you are to get in your car, drive to get on the ferry and go across to belfast, the emissions by flying are actually a lot less. the lake district national park already attracts a7 million people a year, many arrivi

a wet end to the day in northern ireland, into scotland, especially the lake district, looking wet into anglia and the south—east having a dry night. it will be a warmer night than it was last night. tomorrow, a lot of cloud to begin the day, a lot of rain early on retreating to northwest scotla nd early on retreating to northwest scotland during the day and elsewhere a lot of misty, low cloud that may linger towards western coasts and hills but we will see warm, sunny spells coming through for many of us. those temperatures are already going up on monday. what is going on with the weather pattern? we are dragging in some hot airfrom iberia pattern? we are dragging in some hot air from iberia and pattern? we are dragging in some hot airfrom iberia and france pattern? we are dragging in some hot air from iberia and france with temperatures peaking around about. the record of paris will be broken at 41. staggering. for mid week, the most fine day where we see the most widespread sunshine across the uk is going to be tuesday. upper 20s, scotla nd going to be tuesday. upper 20s, scotland an

a few spots of rain possible around the lake district and yorkshire.p to around 21 degrees celsius, and if anything they could be peaking, those temperatures, at around 25 in the south, in london, come wednesday. but, on the whole, quite a bit of cloud around there. you can see these weather symbols showing some rainfall from time to time, too. bye— bye. anything will this is bbc news, the headlines: greece‘s centre—right opposition party new democracy is on course to win the snap general election with an overall parliamentary majority. party leader, kyriakos mitsotakis, said he now had a clear mandate for change, with fewer taxes and more investment and jobs. he will take office on monday. the uk government has begun an investigation into who leaked emails from britain‘s ambassador to washington, describing the trump administration as being "inept" and "uniquely dysfunctional." president trump responded to the comments by saying that sir kim darroch, had not served britain well. team usa has triumphed at the women‘s world cup — for a record fourth tim

status, putting it alongside the giants causeway, the city of bath, liverpool waterfront, the lake district. the difference i think withjodrell bank is it has been recognised notjust for the historic and heritage science it does here but also for the ongoing science and that is something that the people here are really pleased about, that it is fairly unique recognition, the only place in the uk that has a similar kind of cachet to it, kind of cache to it, which has the world heritage badge, is kew gardens down in london. which has the world heritage badge, is kew gardens down in london. as you said, sir bernard lovell started things off here in 1916. the telescope here bears his name. he was the pioneer of exploring space using radio waves and notjust visible light. the news has spread throughout the astronomical community, the famous astronomer and tv presenter professor brian cox said it is superb news. unesco say this honour is to honour jodrell bank and their role in transforming our understanding of the universe. and a girl in a glorious blue skies atjodrell and a girl in a glorious b

a few spots of rain possible around the lake district and yorkshire.st getting up to around 21 degrees celsius, and if anything they could be peaking, those temperatures, at around 25 in the south, in london, come wednesday. but, on the whole, quite a bit of cloud around there. you can see these weather symbols showing some rainfall from time to time, too. bye— bye. this is the briefing, i‘m maryam moshiri. our top story: a landslide victory for greece‘s centre—right opposition spells the end for the socialists and ushers in a new era. president trump says the british ambassador who labelled his team dysfunctional and divided hasn‘t served the uk well. accused of mass murder, rape, and abduction, congolese warlord bosco ntaganda awaits a verdict at the international criminal court. deutsche bank downsizing.

a few spots of rain possible around the lake district and yorkshire.ny side. not cold — temperatures even in belfast getting up to around 21 degrees celsius, and if anything they could be peaking, those temperatures, at around 25 in the south, in london, come wednesday. but, on the whole, quite a bit of cloud around there. you can see these weather symbols showing some rainfall from time to time, too. bye— bye. i'm kasia madera with bbc news. bbc news has found evidence of the international links of the gunman accused of killing more than 50 people at mosques in christchurch, in new zealand three months ago. the investigation uncovered a growing online network which the far—right uses, but which is largely unobserved by the security services. protesters have again clashed with police in hong kong after demonstrations against the government's plan to legalise the extradition of people to china. and the usa's triumph at the women's world cup in france is doing rather well on our website. they overcame a resolute dutch side to retain their title. the worl

we have seen some hefty rainfall totals across the lake district in the last 12 hours.rainfall. ina have had 45 millimetres of rainfall. in a thundery breakdown tuesday into wednesday. the heat is coming up from the south. you can see the arrows from the south—west or the south, moving around an area of high pressure to the east. paris mid week could hit 42 degrees. if it does beat its current record of 40. london by then looking at about 35. this morning we start on a cloudy note, a muggy note as well. we have drizzle across cornwall, devon, the south—west of england, and wales. also some rain across the north—west of england. that is moving away. it will eventually become confined to western scotland where it will be heavy. once again today we are looking at a lot of sunshine. through the evening and overnight, where we have the clear skies, we will see the cloud building from the west and the south, getting into central areas. still rain across the north—west as well. another muggy night. tomorrow we start off on a cloudy note. that will tend to break. we have the ra

work to protect a lake district beauty spot from flooding is finally complete after more than 3 years2015, flooding twice in a matter of days. since then, work's been ongoing to repair damage and protect the community. £1.2 million has been spent on the flood management system. now, it's finally finished there's relief, but also frustration, as megan paterson reports. it isa it is a landscape which inspired wordsworth and countless others since. it is a lake districtjewel. the tranquillity of today a stark contrast to the chaos of december 2015. obviously very scary obviously for the poor souls that live on this stretch of the village. and the feeling of helplessness as well, especially at the start because we we re especially at the start because we were cut off for two days. when the rain comes in off those fells, it comes down with some force and it washes not just comes down with some force and it washes notjust water down but all of these rocks that you can see here. to see it now and we've got this great new green space is superb. however, it doesn't take a lot of rainfall to ge

status, putting it alongside the giants causeway, the city of bath, liverpool waterfront, the lake districtnd heritage science it does here but also for the ongoing science and that is something that the people here are really pleased about, that it is fairly unique recognition, the only place

status, putting it alongside the giants causeway, the city of bath, the liverpool waterfront, the lake districtit does here, but also for the ongoing science, and that is something that the people here are really pleased about, that it is fairly unique recognition, the only place in the uk that has a similar kind of cache to it, which has the world heritage badge, is kew gardens down in london. as you said, sir bernard lovell started things off here in 1945. the telescope here bears his name. he was the pioneer of exploring space using radio waves, and not just visible light. the news has spread throughout the astronomical community. the famous astronomer and tv presenter professor brian cox said it's superb news. unesco say that this honour is to honourjodrell bank, and their role in transforming our understanding of the universe. and we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the parliamentaryjournalist tony grew and the entertainment journalist and broadcaster caroline frost. that is coming up after the headlines at 11:30pm. now it's time for a look at the weather,

particularly wet weather through southern scotland and the lake district.ar 30 in the hot spots and, for some, it gets hotter even by midweek. philip hammond says he will resign as chancellor of the exchequer on wednesday if as predicted byjohnson becomes payments. i understand his conditions for serving in his government would include accepting a new deal except, that is not something i could ever sign up to. whites might island‘s foreign minister warns the next prime minister warns the next prime minister is... dramatic audio reveals how a british workshop warned iran services not to seize a british tanker in the gulf. hello, and welcome to dateline london. i‘m carrie gracie. this week, in the fortnight since a tanker carrying iranian oil was seized off gibraltar, tehran repeatedly threatened to retaliate by seizing a british tanker in the gulf. and then it did exactly that.

a few spots of rain possible around the lake district and yorkshire.uth coast itself on tuesday looking mostly on the sunny side. not cold — temperatures even in belfast getting up to around 21 degrees celsius, and if anything they could be peaking, those temperatures, at around 25 in the south, in london, come wednesday. but, on the whole, quite a bit of cloud around there. you can see these weather symbols showing some rainfall from time to time, too. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news — i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a shock defeat for greece's socialists as a centre—right landslide ushers in a new era. we want to drive a real reform agenda for the country that is ambitious, very bold and very, very detailed. president trump reacts to the british ambassador‘s cable leaks which labelled his administration inept, saying the diplomat ‘hasn‘t served the uk well‘. the long reach of the far right: how shadowy online networks are connecting extremists across the world. and jubilation for team usa, winners of the women's football world cup

a few spots of rain possible around the lake district and yorkshire. looking mostly on the sunny side. not cold — temperatures even in belfast getting up to around 21 degrees celsius, and if anything they could be peaking, those temperatures, at around 25 in the south, in london, come wednesday. but, on the whole, quite a bit of cloud around there. you can see these weather symbols showing some rainfall from time to time, as well. bye— bye. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko oi in singapore. the headlines this hour: three months on from the attacks in new zealand, the bbc uncovers the shadowy online network the far—right uses to organise. jubilation for team usa as they win the women's football world cup for a record fourth time. i'm kasia madera in london. also coming up in the programme: skirmishes on the streets of hong kong — police clash with protesters after a day of peaceful demonstrations. the past few hours, a group of about 1000 protesters have been blocking one of the main roads here, nathan road, now the police have declared itan roa

heritage status, take it alongside the giants causeway, the city of bath, liverpool waterfront, the lake district its historic and heritage science but also for the ongoing science, which is something the people who are very pleased about, it is a fear that unique recognition, the only similar place in the uk with the world heritage badge is kew gardens in london. sir bernard lovell started things here in 1945 bernard lovell started things here in1945 and bernard lovell started things here in 1945 and the telescope bears his name. he was the pioneer of exploring space with radio waves and notjust the visible exploring space with radio waves and not just the visible light. exploring space with radio waves and notjust the visible light. the news has spread throughout the astronomical community, professor brian cox said it is superb news. unesco sate the honour is to honour jodrell bank and their role in transforming our understanding of the universe. i'm looking behind you, why was that site cheshire chosen? this is in deepest, darkest rural cheshire, not many radio waves here which would interfere

the rain as it moves across the northern half of the uk tonight so very wet northern ireland, lake districting down towards north wales. much of the midlands, east anglia, staying dry. temperatures higher than they were last night. we will start tomorrow with rain for parts of northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. notice the retreating northwest to northwest scotland into the afternoon. elsewhere, some misty, low cloud lingering towards western coasts but for many, warm sunshine sta rts coasts but for many, warm sunshine starts to break through and those temperatures are on the up. even by tomorrow afternoon, near 30 in hottest parts of east and south—east england. it looks like tuesday is going to be a day of most widespread sunshine and heat. it could be a one—day wonderfor some sunshine and heat. it could be a one—day wonder for some of us. in scotla nd one—day wonder for some of us. in scotland and northern ireland, the hotspots will be into the upper 20s. the expansive heat into england and wales, 30 or above. some spots nudging the mid— 30s and then from mid week s

if you think of some of the other british places that have hit like the liverpool waterfront, lake districtn london. behind me is the lovell radio telescope. named after sir bernard lovell who started the radio telescope here in 1945 and pioneered the use of radio waves to explore space, rather than visible light. this was the biggest radio telescope in the world when built, it still the third biggest. it tracked the russian and us spacecraft in the space race of the 1970s. it‘s pushed forward our understanding of the moon and meteorites and quasars. as an escort put it, it transformed our understanding of the universe. —— as unesco put it, it understand our understanding of the universe. one of the reasons the telescope is here in rural cheshire as there are very few radio waves around to interfere. normally you are not allowed to have a mobile phone here. they reckon if there were a mobile phone on mars there were a mobile phone on mars the telescope you could pick it up. for example, jodrell bank is the headquarters of the square kilometre array. imagine a whole square kilometre of dishe

grande lived investigators spent hours searching the home where he lived in the walker lake community. the district attorney and mineral city nevada says a search warrant was obtained for this triplex. the owner of big mike's guns and ammo posted on facebook, how sorry he feels for the victims' family and acknowledged selling the weapon to reagan and ordered it online and picked it up at the store july 9th. stay with us for continuing coverage. we are updating the story on ktvu.com. >>> tonight in detroit the democratic candidates will take the stage for a second debate. it will be 20 candidates over the course of two nights. doug luzader joins us live from washington dc. for some it could be their last chance to make an impact. >> reporter: this looks to be the last big debate of the cycle and for some it may come down to tonight. the fox theater in detroit seats 5000 people in the audience. the stage may look almost as crowded. this is the line up, tonight's debate on the left, wednesdays is on the right. the headline tonight maybe the match up between bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. >> i'm

commercial passenger flights are returning to carlisle lake district airport for the first time in morene loganair will connect the cumbria airport, owned and operated by the stobart group, with london southend, belfast city and dublin. the first flight, to dublin airport, took off this morning after a blessing from the archdeacon of carlisle. andy murray will make his highly anticipated return to wimbledon today when he competes in the men's doubles. murray, 32, missed last year's singles with a hip injury, which he feared could end his career. frank lampard is returning to chelsea football club as manager. lampard, 41, has left championship side derby county to take over at stamford bridge where he spent 13 years as a player. he says he wants to work hard, bring further success to the club — and cannot wait to get started'. that's the headlines, now back tojoanna in the studio thank you. in the uk, 52,000 people lose their lives to sepsis every year. this is more than breast, bowel and prostate cancer combined. sepsis is triggered by infections in the blood. it worsens when the immune

her body was found in a canyon north of salt lake city last friday, the district attorney said the remains have been burned and were found in a shallow grave. he said looks arms were bound behind her back. she suffered trauma to her head and i was arrested on june the 28th. still ahead tonight as the democrats plead for more humane treatment for migrants, the white house says ice raise will happen this weekend. we'll have the lathst on the clash over immigration. >>plus how good samaritans race to try to save a mother's life after she had a panic attack in the water and hundreds of mothers and children gathering in washington dc for a a. >>clay and against air pollution. their message for protecting children's health of savings and service. whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. >>more than 500 mothers and children from 25 different states went to the us capitol today for what they call

over at the unesco world heritage site at the lake district, there's a more cautionary note.u're concentrating on that photograph and you're over the edge. you need to be careful and know what's around you when you're taking selfies. one big question when taking selfies is, to have a selfie stick or not to have a selfie stick? my daughters tell me that these are not very cool, but i suspect that's because when you do use one, you get far more of the view and less of the pouting human. danny savage, bbc news. danny savage there on the latest selfie trend. scientists in the us have been studying a cockatoo that became a viral internet sensation. a video of snowball dancing to a hit by backstreet boys was viewed millions of times back in 2007. but researchers looking at his uncanny ability to dance in time to a beat now say the bird has provided insights into the evolution of dance — and they've identified 14 seperate moves. that includes the "head — foot sync" and the "head bang". scientists say the moves come from an urge to socialise — meaning snowball has learnt to strut his

ended a two week training academy today for returning seasonal firefighters of the sonoma, lake, napa districtthey will be on the frontlines of every wildfire in this district or anywhere else needed during what will be the driest, hottest months of the summer and fall. they will also deal with procedures and technologies from field radios to enhance personal breathing systems with a buddy breather accessory to a new faster way to unload and set up their hoses. >> they are all getting familiar with the new hose bundle and they're very universal. if they go to one station here, in napa and next week they are in lake county, the hose bundle to the same. >> reporter: at the station they take a knot tying class, essential in rescue operations using a triangular brace over deep holes or backlit sites. at the station, this is where firefighters learn to fight fire with fire. not to actually fight the fire but to save their own life and that of their compatriots. >> what they are teaching them is to rent to their safe zone and where they will do play fire shelter. on the way to that location, their s

cal fire ended a two-week training academy for returning seasonal firefighters of the sonoma lake napa district. they will be on the front lines of wildfires in the district or anywhere else needed crews wil with new procedures and equipment such as newfield radios and enhance personal breathing systems. as well as a faster way to unload and set opposes. >>> temperatures have been trending up the past few days. with the fire danger on the increase especially in the inland spots or readings have been back into the 90s the past couple days. who would do it all over again and your saturday forecast. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. the hotspots fairfield antioch 93 and 94. in between san jose 80. san francisco 65. the coast a chilly nine showing up in pacifica. patchy fog nearby. showing you this the satellite we still have the off shore. pushing into the bay for tonight. it should be around first thing tomorrow morning. the coast and portions of the bay. current numbers we would check in on those. san francisco 54. walnut creek 62. san jose reporting 63 degrees. alive camera tonight

was just announced at a joint press conference with the salt lake city police and the salt lake county district attorney. the suspect was arrested last week. mackenzie was from the los angeles area, but attended college at the university of utah. she had just returned to salt lake city after attending her grandmother's funeral in california. police say she caught a ride from the airport to a nearby park where she met with the suspect. the suspect told investigators that he texted with mack kenty day prior but police are not releasing how the two became connected. police said they found items that belonged to lueck in the back yard of his salt lake city home. they found human tissue in his back yard. the police chief said he was relieved and grief striken by the new developments. he spoke with the family today. >> i spoke with mackenzie's family this morning. another devastating call. despite their grief, we hope this will help them find some closure and justice for mackenzie. the suspect worked in i.t. at dell and ran an air b&b at his house. he's facing charger including murder, kidnapping, de