well let's go live to our correspondent laura scott and laura, clearly two points isn't good but it could have been so much worse for everton couldn't it? so what now for everton? exactly. if you read the written reasons, the independent commission had published. it seems that the premier league wanted this to be a five point deduction. we know that already everton had been docked stick six points this season. that was down from ten after a successful appeal but, yes, the grand scheme of things, perhaps two points doesn't seem that significant. however, the fact that everton have lost eight points overall this season because of breaching the premier league sustainability was, their survival is now in jeopardy. sustainability was, their survival is now injeopardy. there is a drop them from 15th to 16th. they now two points in the relegation zone. it just goes to show that three points that they got on the weekend against burnley, theirfirst that they got on the weekend against burnley, their first win that they got on the weekend against burnley, theirfirst win in 1a premier league games,

laura scott, bbc news, aintree. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. hello.temperatures reached 21.5, that was northolt and also st james's park. we are going to see some slightly cooler weather working through saturday, arriving first of all across scotland and northern ireland. for scotland, also the warmest day of the year so far here, with temperatures hitting 20.2 celsius in aberdeenshire. temperatures on saturday will come down significantly, by around 5—6 so you will notice that change for sure. overnight, a few patches of light rain coming and going across northern england, north wales. aside for that, some showers in north scotland, a lot of dry weather with clear spells around. temperature is about 8—10 to take us into the first part of saturday morning because it is a mild start your day. here comes our cold front across scotland and northern ireland. followed by showers, some hailstorms mixed in, and gusting 35—50 miles an hour. it will be a lot cooler. temperatures around 11—13. there could be the odd patch of rain for northern england and wales,

our sports news correspondent laura scott was watching it all.sh, coming to the last fence, it really looked like anyone could win it. and again, it has gone to ireland. they trained their first four home in the big race. but the atmosphere here is just dying down, or so racegoers have had a thrilling day and we know the grand national is always a race that attracts hundreds of millions of people worldwide, tuning into the race. and in the build—up, there had been a lot of attention on equine welfare, a number of changes had been made to the race to try to make it safer. but the spotlight was really on the sport today. and from the moment that the turnstiles were open and people started arriving, the anticipation for the big race was really building. just like those who watch it, the grand national always has colourful stories. but even with just 32 runners to choose from, finding the winner is never easy. this iconic race is viewed around the world. but with spectacle comes scrutiny. in a bid to slow things down, they were meant to start standin

well let's go live to our correspondent laura scott and laura, clearly two points isn't good but it couldldn't it? so what now for everton?

laura scott, bbc news, aintree. wouldn�*t that be a poignant win tomorrow?ind a number of changes to the grand national to make it safer, including changing the number of runners to 3a and imposing a standing start. given that two horses have died today at aintree, the scrutiny of equine welfare will have only heightened. laura, thank you. time for a look at the weather. here�*s chris. today�*s top ten —— top temperature... as we look at the forecast for tomorrow, a cold front is set to bring colder conditions to the north of the uk. in scotland, it has been a one day. temperatures in aberdeen reached 19 celsius. tomorrow�*s temperatures will be significantly lower across scotland and northern ireland, by five or six celsius. you will notice the change. evernote, patch of brain push south. —— overnight, patches of brain push south. tomorrow, for scotland and northern ireland, this rain is pushing through. it will be blustery, gusts up to 45 mph. as the rain clears, showers will follow. there could be patchy rain from northern england and wales, but it is the

our sports news correspondent laura scott is at aintree for us on what has been ladies day.to see you. what's stood out for you so far? well, ladies day at aintree is always one with the limelight is split between the stars on the track with the jockeys in the horses and also the best rest of liverpool. we have seen some pretty bold outfits here today in a very lively atmosphere. undoubtedly the highlight in terms of the racing of the seven races there was once the billing chase, one for trainer nikki henderson and ownerjp mcmanus who had a travel on the day. but for henderson, viewers might recall he had a truly terrible cheltenham festival and he has taken some patience and perseverance for him to plough on and try to get his horses back and forth. and to win today maintaining the unbeaten record with his horse, clearly a satisfying success for henderson and to see that smile return would have been a m that smile return would have been a joy for many people here at aintree. there has been a sad footnote to the date because there were two equine facilities at the race and t

our sports news correspondent laura scott has more.e know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, described what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that, "contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros." having paid that fine, we know the spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk, and he is due back later today. what will now follow is an internal process at saracens and he says he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconve

our sports news correspondent, laura scott, has more. we know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, describe what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros. having paid that fine, we know the spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk, and he is due back later today. what will now follow is an internal process at saracens and he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconvenience he has c

laura scott, at aintree, thank you.een jacket at augusta. it's the american's scottie scheffler, bryson dechambeau and max homa sharing the lead at the halfway stage. they begin their third rounds in around an hour, but those chasing — like danny willett, tommy fleetwood and matt fitzpatrick — are under way. as is tiger woods, who made the cut for a record 24th consecutive time. he teed off 45 minutes ago and is so far... he is still one over par. rory mcilroy went out earlier and has struggled to find momentum. he's even for the day, but four—over par overall. this is the latest leaderboard. it is those three americans that have the share of the lead at the top. not long to go for them to go out. they are two clear of nicholas hoggard. collin morikawa three of the lead. danny willett and tommy fleetwood with much work to do when they get going if they are to close in on the leaders, the top five away from them at the moment. what of those conditions? scottie scheffler is the world number one, a former winner at the mas

our sports news correspondent laura scott has more.w that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club in palma on the island of majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight who has played for england on 75 occasions describe what happened is an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know that police were called to the club and we understand he was tasered and arrested and later charged and appeared in court. however in a statement he has said that contrary to media reports there was no violence, no fight and i did not threaten anybody at any stage with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and following an express trial i have paid a fine of 240 euros. having paid that finally know that spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk. what will now follow is an internal process at his club, saracens, and he said he will co—operate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconvenience he has caused duri

this year's finals will take place in november, and our sports news correspondent laura scott says thereabout it. there are some who believe that if the wto doesn't go to countries that are offering to host events and participate in its ambition to achieve equal prize money, then perhaps the future of women's tennis is precarious. there are others who say that going to a country like saudi arabia with its human rights record undermines the women who formed the wta and participate in the sport. if you think of the likes of daria kasatkina, she is in a same sex relationship. she has spoken about her concerns about going to saudi arabia. authorities in the country have said and made clear that everyone will be welcome at the wta finals and of course kasatkina might not actually qualify to compete. but it is clearly important to all the players that everyone is made to feel welcome there. another clear area of concern is whether they can attract the crowds that they would would feel befit the end of yearfinals. that is something that steve simon, the head of the wta, acknowledged. he said th

our sports news correspondent laura scott has more.t this incident involved a club in palma on the island of majorca on the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight who's played for england on 75 occasions has described what happened is an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know the police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested and later charged and appeared in court. however he is said in a statement released today that contrary to media reports there was no violence... having paid that fine we know that the spanish police investigation has closed and then he vunipola is free to fly back to the uk. what we will follow is an internal process and his club and he said he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconveniences caused during this incident. it's been another busy day of tennis at the madrid open — and one of the main draws, rafael nadal, is into the next round. home favourite nadal took over three hours though, to overcome the world number 91 pedro

joining me now for more on this story is our correspondent laura scott. what more can you tell us? huge shock, this is a long anticipated change to the fa cup structure, but it is nonetheless controversial. it depends who you ask how they will view this change. this is part of a six—year deal that the fa have signed with the premier league, the fa claim it will strengthen the competition. the premier league have given more money to the grassroots game. but the main changes that we have seen today are the fact that they will be no replays throughout the competition and also that the games will be played on weekends only. we will now seem more exclusive weekends set aside for the fa cup, we know that the final one now be on the penultimate weekend of the premier league season. there will be no clashes with premier league fixtures from the fourth round, fifth round and quarterfinals. there will be more money trickling down the game but nonetheless for non—league clubs, the likes of newport county who played spares nav claim 2018, this will deny them what has been a lucrative side of t

our sports news correspondent laura scott has been following this story. ow? well, we know that this incident happened after papp in palmyra on the early hours of morning. he described what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we understand he was tasered and arrested and later appeared in court. he said today that there was no violence, no fight and i did not threaten anybody at any stage with bottles, jars or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and i have paid a fine of 240 euros. the spanish police investigation has closed in billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk what will now follow is an internal process at saracens and he says he will cooperate with that and unreservedly apologises for any inconvenience he has caused during this incident. apologises for any inconvenience he has caused during this incident. luis rubiales, the former president of the spanish football federation has arrived at a court in madrid to face charges around receiving illegal commissions when negotiating a deal to host the

our sports news correspondent, laura scott, has more. the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, describe what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law

our sports news correspondent laura scott is at aintree for us.ave been gathered to listen to the national anthem here at aintree, it is a race the grand national that is step steeped in history. it is no different this year, we have last year's winner corach rambler bidding for back—to—back victories, for trainer lusaka russell. we have kitty's light trained on the beach in wales, that will be a hugely popular winner because the trainer's young daughter betsy was diagnosed with leukaemia last year, and irish trainers have been dominant recently and that is probably why i am maximus is the favourite for willie mullen. welfare is front and centre of people's minds, not just because we had two equine fatalities yesterday. there are 32 runners but still picking a winner will still be hard for some. day three of the masters has just got underway at augusta and world number one scottie scheffler is chasing his second green jacket, having won the tournament two years ago. that victory remains his only major title but the american is in strong contention

our sports news correspondent, laura scott, has more.ow that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, described what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that, "contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros." having paid that fine, we know the spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk, and he is due back later today. what will now follow is an internal process at saracens and he says he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconvenien

that is our sports news correspondent laura scott. | cricket, and england have beaten new zealand inries. tammy beaumont scored 81 in a total of 252 for the visitors in hamilton. england then wrapped up a comfortable 56—run victory. buckingham palace's newly reserviced east wing will open to visitors for the first time this summer. the east wing includes the palace's front facade and central balcony, where the monarch and members of the royal family have gathered for public appearances since 1851. special guided tours of the principal floor will run throughout july and august. it follows more than five years of improvement works. time for a look at the weather, here's stav danaos. thank you very much, good afternoon tea. unsettled for the rest of this week, it is going to ramp up further the weekend, we get a name to storm with dale's pretty widespread across the country. quite breezy this afternoon, but sunshine around, we are in between where systems, this is tonight and tomorrow's low pressure system. we are in between systems, wind is not quite as strong, but still windy into the

our sports news correspondent laura scott has more.te that this incident involved a club in palma on the island of majorca on the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight who's played for england on 75 occasions has described what happened is an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know the police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested and later charged and appeared in court. however he is said in a statement released today that contrary to media reports there was no violence... having paid that fine we know that the spanish police investigation has closed and then he vunipola is free to fly back to the uk. what we will follow is an internal process and his club and he said he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconveniences caused during this incident. to the madrid open tennis now, where cameron norrie�*s tournament is over — he was beaten in straight sets by casper ruud. the world number six ruud took the first comfortably, six games to 2 and the secon

here's our sports news correspondent laura scott.d sponsorship deal. they also said their cooperation and early admission should have worked in theirfavour, early admission should have worked in their favour, the early admission should have worked in theirfavour, the mitigating

our sports news correspondent laura scott has more.ning. on playing for england and 75 occasions has described as an unfortunate misunderstanding... a hand. we know police were called to the club. we understand he was tasered at a restaurant and later charge and appeared in court. however, he has said in a statement released today... having paid the fi we know that the spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is free to fly back to the uk for the what will follow now is an internal process at his club saracens. he said he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconvenience he caused during this incident. madrid open tennis... over. he was beaten 6—2, six — four who goes on to face in the last 16. let's take you to the world snooker championship in sheffield. the quarter—final line up will be completed later today — and ronnie o'sullivan has booked his place he comfortably beat welshman ryan day, 13 frames to seven. a 52 break in his winning frame helped the �*rocket�* reach his 22nd world cha

laura scott is our sports news correspondent, laura it marks another saudi foray into sport.ition to the move but the wta was set up partly to improve the financial viability of the women's game, and this certainly does this. tennis is nowjoining a growing list of sports turning to saudi arabia for investment and for hosting major events. this is not the first time an official tennis event will be held in saudi arabia. saudi arabia held in saudi arabia. saudi arabia held atp nexgen finals at the end of last year for the up—and—coming men's players, but this is really significant because this is the season and finals and features the top eight women's singles players and doubles teams of the year, and this is a three year deal, so this is a showpiece event in the calendar, and of course come as you mentioned, it has drawn controversy that they have chosen to go there, but i suppose what you would say and what a lot of players have said is that investment in tennis from saudi arabia seemed almost inevitable, given their interest in football, formula i, given their interest in f

here's our sports news correspondent laura scott.have heard from everton in a statement that they put forward a number of mitigating factors including the war in ukraine which we know affected sponsorship deal. they also said their cooperation and early admission should have worked in theirfavour, early admission should have worked in their favour, the early admission should have worked in theirfavour, the mitigating factors were listened to, but they have said they will appeal. they have said they will appeal. they have said they will appeal. they have said in their statement that they are extremely concerned by the inconsistency of different commissions in respect of points deductions applied. we know the premier league feel that any breach of these rules requires a sporting section, but you have seen of the course of the season with nottingham forest as well, breaching these rules, that there have been a number of different points deductions applied. this will be frustrated not just for these clubs, but the fans as well. it is lea

here's our sports news correspondent laura scott.heir cooperation and early admission should have worked in their favour, the mitigating factors were listened to, but they have said they will appeal. they have said in their statement that they are extremely concerned by the inconsistency of different commissions in respect of points deductions applied. we know the premier league feel that any breach of these rules requires a sporting section, but you have seen of the course of the season with nottingham forest as well, breaching these rules, that there have been a number of different points deductions applied. this will be frustrated not just for these clubs, but the fans as well. it is leading to a pretty chaotic picture as the premier league season comes to an end. the first of the champions league quarterfinals are coming up on tuesday. we've heard from the managers and a few of the players. the stand out match sees the european champions manchester city take on the i4—time winners real madrid once again they met at the semi—final

our sports news correspondent laura scott has more.y morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, described what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that, "contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros." having paid that fine, we know the spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk, and he is due back later today. what will now follow is an internal process at saracens and he says he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconvenience he has caused during this incident. you're watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of the

an incredible frankly, laura alexander scott facing 20 years in prison for allegedly pledging allegiance to isis spirit and intent to commit acts of terror on the group's behalfy attacking people and coeur d'alene, idaho, texas.atio this is an investigation by the fbi joint terrorism tax force j.t. tf here in and arrested saturday just a day before he allegedly planned to attack a local church. according to court documents, those plans included attacking his father, stealing his guns, and then carrying out a suicide attack on churches quarreling. the feds allege his plans involve using a flame sword, explosives, knives, and machete, a pipe, ultimately firearms. the feds began looking into the 18-year-old after allegedly reached out to courses online and indicated his support for isis and other terrorist organizations. a couple of interesting facts, he is 18 years old and previously admitted to drink the kool-aid of white supremacy be before finding a purpose with isis. frankly, what's this way if you look at the court documents, it is plausible that they may have sort of have gained him

laura garcia. the first of three hearings to see if scott pederson will get another trial is in the books. >> ginger, the hearing relatively wrapped up quickly. >> reporter: that's right, marcus and laura. things took around 30 minutes to wrap up. it was pretty straightforward. defense attorney actually categorizd today by saying you can't make interesting out ofoborhing. of boring. nonetheless, scott peterson appeared in court virtually, as he did last time. you're seeing the file video of his appearance in court from the last hearing. he did not say much today, much like it was last time. he confirmed that he could see and hear the proceedings from mule creek state prison where he is serving a life sentence without parole. today, the judge was expected to rule on a motion to seal, set forth by peterson's defense attorneys from the l.a. innocence project. that didn't happen. the defense withdrew their motion. paula, who is not related to the case, broke down what happened in the courtroom. >> after lawyer talk, the defense basically withdrew their motion because really, most of what they were askin

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this will be her fifth visit, marcus and laura, to the state since taking office. >> scott, thank youknow, this week it's really been nice with sunny weather. you're probably thinking about summer or maybe vacation. >> if you have your sights on yosemite, we've got the scoop on reservations. starting tomorrow you'll need a reservation to drive through yosemite national park on some days. through june, those days are saturdays, sundays and holidays. starting in july, you'll need a reservation every day. new spots will open up every morning at 8:00 a.m. they go very quickly, so the park says be ready to act fast. >> maybe you would like to spend some time somewhere a little less rustic. the national park is offering up two new glamping sites. one is open, offering up to 30 tents and 12 cabins. some of them include kitchenettes. one night in the premium tent will run you $200. it opens up this spring. now, it includes tents outfitted with electricity, private bathrooms and sites for fire pits. the suite tent will run you about $340 a night. >> that's my kind of glamping. >> that's about

laura, on monday. >> we will continue to follow that. thank you, scott. >>> 5:48 right now.ay marks 118 years since the great san francisco earthquake. leaders and community members are gathering to commemorate that faithful day. >> kris sanchez is joining us live from that event this morning. kris, on this day when we remember what happened 118 years ago, and it's a reminder to be prepared because we don't know when the next one will hit. >> reporter: right. we do know, this is such a powerful reminder. after years of seeing this ceremony from afar, and this is the first time seeing it in person, and it drives home the difference between what san francisco was 118 years ago and what san francisco is now. we see the skyscrapers and the tall buildings and we see how far our construction qualifications and standards have come and how much safer we are in an earthquake, however, that does not mean we don't have to be ready for the next one as well. this is the fire hydrant that will be painted gold in a few moments from now, and this is the fire hydrant that helped to save san

scott, what's your question >> you gave me, laura, thank you for having me how will the jury be treated during and after the trial? and we'll their names and addresses been on to the lawyer well, what we do know right now is none. those will be public at this time because of protection for the jurors. obviously, you can imagine how the prospect of intimidation or just media interests are general public interests and individuals would be it's they're going to have that bit confidential. now, after a trial, it gets a little bit murkier, michael wright figure out how they can preserve the anonymity of these jurors. they might want to come forward other own accord, falling the trial, but during they cannot that's right. >> and it's not unusual after a trial for a judge to tell the jury you know, at this point you're free to discuss it at this point, you know, you're outside like the case is over, you've made your decision at loggers may have a question, a medium, i have a question, but pretty much he turns it loose to them at that point to decide whether they won't remember, remain anonymou

>> reporter: well, marcus, laura, today will be the first of three hearings set to determine whether or not scottll be granted another trial. it's been 20 years since peterson was convicted of murdering his wife laci and their unborn son conner. peterson said that he was leaving on a fishing trip in berkeley the morning of christmas eve. the remains of laci and their unborn son surfaced months later, a few miles from where he said he was fishing. about a month ago, peterson appeared in court on zoom, his new lawyers are part of the l.a. innocence project. they're making a case there is enough new evidence to grant peterson another trial. they want the judge to review evidence which did not make it into court 20 years ago that was tied to a robbery that took place near the peterson home in modesto around the time laci disappeared. the lawyers say modesto police withheld evidence and disregarded this robbery too quickly. another focal point, a burned out van and stained mattress that was found the day after laci disappeared. peterson's lawyers asked the judge to order dna testing. prosecutors have

laura garcia. here are today's top stories, including scott peterson getting another day in court. >> reporter: i'mwood city where scott peterson is due back in court virtually today. it will be the first of three hearings that are set to determine whether or not peterson will be granted another trial. peterson was convicted for murdering his wife laci and their unborn child, conner, 20 years ago. the hearing is set to begin at 9:00 this morning. >>> i'm bob redell in dublin. voters in the east bay will have their say on the future of alameda count district attorney pamela price. the county says there are enough signatures for her recall to go on the ballot. now, d.a. price, whose office has a location at the east county hall of justice, says this recall is, quote, simply illegal. a group called safe or save alameda for everyone spent weeks collecting signatures for this to get on the ballot to recall price from office, because they argue she is too soft on crime and anti law enforcement. >>> let's get a look at our forecast for this tuesday morning with meteorologist kari hall. >> it's going to be

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