lee six wasn't quite done though and birdied the final hole to force a player.ut to be disturbed and take six's chances with them. that's left lee with the shortest of pipes or victory, she was the biggest comeback win in women's major history. it's lee who takes the tournament silver, next step, tokyo in the hope of gold. craig templeton, bbc news. in scotland, st mirren are through to the second round of the league cup — after maintaining their 100 % start to the tournament. win numberfour came at the expense of partick thistle, captainjoe shaugnessey with their second in a 2—0 victory. as one of the seeded teams in the next round they've been drawn away to livingston — dunfermline also went through as one of the best runners—up and they're away to rangers. hearts had already qualified from the group stage, but they finished it with a 1—0 win over inverness caledonian thistle — jamie walker with the goal. and they've been drawn away to celtic in the second round. the birmingham phoenix men are trying to make it two wins from two in the hundred right now, they'

the enamel picture of daley and his diving partner, matty lee, six consecutive drop in coronavirus caseshe data is looking quite interesting at the - scientists. so the data is looking quite interesting at the moment| quite interesting at the moment because your instinct says that we listen restrictions, we have all beenin listen restrictions, we have all been in the pub watching football, we should be seeing a surge of cases back to that is showing some in opposite. so i think it is encouraging but i think scientists are right in saying let's not get too carried away with ourselves most of there are a multitude of reasons why the data looks like it is. for example, schools are not closed and we are not doing the testing in schools and of course we have the weather and are spending less time outside and ventilated places and that could also be impacting infections. and so i think the data is interesting but i think we had a little bit longer to sort of assess where the trends are where we are as a country because i think we have been to this pandemic for so many months that is and as we

the australian beatjong—un lee six in a playoff, to win herfirst major title in france. rted the day of five shots clear in search of some major silver, the number in her name is because there are five other of her namesake onto her. here's how she stands out to. but sunday's championship golf is never easy, and she drops three shots in the next four holes. that's opened the door for the chasing pack, the first to step through it. the australian was ten shots behind coming into the weekend, she now had the clubhouse lead. lee sex wasn't quite done though and birdied the final hole to force a player. remember those crystal clear water is? well, they were about to be disturbed and take lee sex's with them. that's left her with the shortest of pipes or victory, she was the biggest comeback win in women's major history. it's lee who takes the tournament silver, next step, tokyo in the hope of gold. craig templeton, bbc news. in scotland, st mirren have booked their place in the second round of the league cup — after maintaining their 100 per cent start to the tournament. they

how can we make it better for the lives of ordinary california's greg lee ktvu, fox two news? sixths after the insurrection at the us capitol, the fbi is stepping up its efforts to catch more people involved in the january 6th attack more than 500 of the rioters have now been arrested, and more than a dozen have already pleaded guilty. but many more are still unidentified. among those who still have not been caught is the person who planted pipe bombs. outside of the republican and democratic national committee offices. the fbi has posted more than 900 pictures of rioters on its website about 300 of them are labeled as unidentified. the remaining fences put up around the capital after that, january 6th attack are now coming down. what is left of the fencing is likely to be removed as early as next week. some of the fencing and razor wire was removed back in march after the acting house sergeant at arms said there was no longer a credible threat against congress. people living in a homeless encampment in sandra fell were forced to pack up what they could and leave today. this is vi

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those fires burn governor newsom and six other western state governors met virtually with president biden and vice president harris today as our political reporter greg lee tells us tonight, the focus of that meeting was wildfire prevention and response. we're blowing past every record, and not in a good way. we're at over 5700 fires here today. governor newsom gave president biden and vice president harris a bleak update on california's ongoing wildfires with more than half a million acres already burned. this year, newsome joined other western state governors and asking for additional federal help. we are the largest civil aviation fleet for firefighting in the world, california we do not come close to having the tools. in the air that we need. we need your support to dramatically increase the aerial support. in addition to boots on the ground, we're in for a long fight yet this year and the only way we're going to meet those challenges by working together for the second time in a month, the white house conve of seven western state governors to talk prevention and response. previously biden announced to raise for federal firefighters and said climate c

six-figure debts, and that is not uncommon. >> this is our round pizza, this is pepperoni and this is cheese. >> reporter: chef and owner dennis lee never expected selling specialty pizzas. he closed his korean restaurant last month in favor of something more approachable and affordable. the location came back to life at sunset square slice shop last saturday. >> even though we opened up we still feel a lot of stress. not only from consumers but also the people we hire and those who have worked for us thus far. >> reporter: we started experimenting with the square- shaped pizza during the pandemic. but he said opening weekend over the fourth was slow. and like many restaurants, that looms overhead. >> we are looking at a lot of debt, like astronomical amounts of debt. with the anxiety around covid, it's just adding to that general stress for the public. >> reporter: the nonprofit sf new deal found that 60% of restaurants are currently in debt compared to more than 30% pre-pandemic. and on average, the debt has nearly doubled to about $115,000. lee says his landlords in various operations are working with him. and in most cases he

lee, stepping up when simone biles stepped back. taking women's individual all-around gold. win number sixa, tying the former soviet union's record. >> this medal would not be possible without my coaches, the medical team, my parents and this is just so surreal and i haven't even let it sink in yet. >> reporter: nearly 6,000 miles away in oakdale, minnesota, the small refugee community celebrating big time. lee's parents fled for the u.s. and her dad says winning gold is the greatest achievement. >> all the hard work, all the broken bones, all the time you missed vacationing with us, it paid off. >> reporter: lee's road to gold tougher than most. in 2019, her father fell from a ladder leaving help paralyzed from the chest down. in 2020, her aunt and uncle died of covid-19. >> there was a point in time where i wanted thi that i would get here including injuries and stuff. so there are definitely a lot of emotions but i'm super proud of myself for sticking with it and believing in myself. >> reporter: and now suni lee making olympic history. will ripley, cnn, tokyo. >> what a fantastic story

lee, stepping up when simone biles stepped back. taking women's individual all around gold, win number six in the event for team usa. would my coaches, the medical team, my parents, and it's just so surreal and i haven't even let it sink in yet. >> reporter: nearly 6,000 miles away in oakdale, minnesota, the small refugee community celebrating big time. lee's parents fled laos for the u.s. >> all the hard work, all the broken bones, all the time you missed vacationing with us, it paid off. >> reporter: lee's road to gold, tougher than most. in 2019, her father fell from a rader, leaving him paralyzed from the chest down. in 2020, her aunt and uncle died of covid-19. >> there was a point in time where i wanted to quit and i didn't think i would ever get here, including injuries and stuff. so there's definitely a lot of emotions, but i'm proud of myself for sticking with it and believing in myself. >> reporter: and now suni lee, making olympic history. the most coveted gold medal at all of the olympics is the all-around gymnastics final for individuals. suni lee has it. simone biles was cheering her out, and -- >> con

six additional victims found, bringing the death toll to at least 86 now. dozens are still missing. >>> to charlottesville, and the statue of robert e. lee, once the rallying point of white supremacist protests now gone. the removal of that statue and a statue of general stonewall jackson marking a turning point, as more cities grapple with how to address america's painful past. here's abc's faith abubey. >> reporter: a towering crane today plucking confederate general robert e. lee's statue from its pedestal in downtown charlottesville. the monument many americans believe glorifies slavery and white supremacy hauled off to cheers and applause. [ cheers and applause ] >> today, the statue comes down, and we're one small step closer to a more perfect union. >> reporter: just 90 minutes later, a statue of confederate general thomas "stonewall" jackson meeting the same fate. [ cheers and applause ] activists fighting for years to remove those civil war monuments. their efforts, in part, sparking the "unite the right" rally in 2017. many locals now refer to that summer as the summer of hate. >> blood and soil! >> reporter: torch-wielding dem

she also says only one of the six people who were in the other vehicle has been arrested. ktvu is amber leerts. he had just this captivating smile. kimberly banks is finding comfort in looking at photos of her only child, stacy corley, and reminiscing with his girlfriend at his home in concord. the two are forging a path together to find justice. the 25 year old was shot and killed while working as a food delivery driver losing him. i felt like i lost my home. i lost my safe space on the night of june 17th shortly before 11 at the intersection of north california boulevard near ignatius valley road in walnut creek. banks says stacy was on his way to his last delivery in his white sedan when he was confronted by six young men in an suv. stacy was shot nine times. police tell me the deadly confrontation stem from road rage. 18 year old dylan baker is now facing charges of murder and shooting at an occupied vehicle. this was just senseless and heinous. none of the other five people in the suv has been charged, including the driver, jason collado, who was initially arrested. there were six peop

it happened near main and sacramento streets just before six o'clock last night, not far from the valeo ferry terminal. our crime reporter henry lee is live in the newsroom after talking to city leaders about the shooting, and henry have they arrested any suspects so far? yes, jenna. not yet. this victim just 15 years old shot and killed at an apartment complex that has had more than its share of violence. 15 year old boy was shot and killed in vallejo, the latest victim of violence in the city. it's disturbing. it's not only the search disturbing. it's this heartening to see, uh, i use. a young boy like this shot to death. vallejo police chief shawne williams says officers responded to reports of numerous shots fired at the marina vista apartments at main and sacramento just before six wednesday night. i know mel approached him and shop. the teenager died at the scene, two security guards of the complex heard the shots as they gave pursuit of two individuals that appear to be associated to um, the shooting. they were shot at and they returned fire. the guards were not hit. it's unclear of the possible shooters were hurt, but my h

identities could take weeks because of the fire in just over six weeks, california voters will decide whether or not to recall governor newsom ktvu is greg leews that's how election officials in san francisco are preparing for the election on a compress timeline. in a matter of weeks, californians will be asked to answer these questions shall gavin newsom be recalled. and if so, who should replace him as the governor and his opponents vie for voters attention, john arts is working around the clock, so right now we're very busy, and the business happened all at one time this election. lawrence is the director of elections for the county and city of san francisco. once the lieutenant governor set the date for the gubernatorial recall election, arntz and other election chiefs statewide began staffing up and doing the work, they usually have more than a year to do in a matter of weeks, like the 2020 presidential election, every registered voter will receive a ballot in the mail, arntz said. san francisco will send them out starting on august 11th due to recent legislation, each county must open as many in person polling locations as they did for

lee finishing in first and second place. they now advance to compete in the all-around finals. despite some stumbles, biles has advanced to all finals, and the chance to win six gold medals. usa swimming, raking in the medals. simone manuel and the u.s. 4x100 freestyle relay team taking bronze. but it was chase kalisz taking home team usa's first gold in the 400 individual medley. >> if i can hope anything comes from that, it's that it motivates the rest of my teammates. >> reporter: kalisz, hugging his teammate jay litherland, who took silver, on the podium. the international olympic committee with a reminder, no hugging, and masks on, even for winners. inside the olympic bubble, 137 people have tested positive. at least 16 are athletes. star u.s. golfer bryson dechambeau, testing positive before leaving tokyo, knocking him out of the competition. today, team usa basketball facing an upset, losing to france, ending their 25-game olympic winning streak, going back to the 2004 games in athens. jrue holiday leading the team just days after winning the nba championship with the milwaukee bucks. >> we're smart players, great character, and we'll figure it out in

mayor lee created a new department to address that problem five, six years ago. more recently the voters have created a new department with sanitation, primarily because of their concerns and frustration with what they see happening on the streets. i remain who in city -- unclear who in city government is responsible for creating a connection between the tremendous spending that we're making on trying to resolve homelessness and improving street conditions. i don't get the sense that is directly the responsibility of your department, although i would think a lot of people expect that it is. and i don't want you to answer this right now, unless you feel compelled to, but i would love a thought-out answer of what the role your department is in addressing the street conditions that have earned san francisco the international reputation for governmental dysfunction? again, i think it's a big question. i didn't give it to you earlier. you just started. i think it's a question we have to answer. and you don't have is to address it right now, but i wanted to put it out

mayor lee created a new department to address that problem five, six years ago. more recently the voters have created a new department with sanitation, primarily because of their concerns and frustration with what they see happening on the streets. i remain who in city -- unclear who in city government is responsible for creating a connection between the tremendous spending that we're making on trying to resolve homelessness and improving street conditions. i don't get the sense that is directly the responsibility of your department, although i would think a lot of people expect that it is. and i don't want you to answer this right now, unless you feel compelled to, but i would love a thought-out answer of what the role your department is in addressing the street conditions that have earned san francisco the international reputation for governmental dysfunction? again, i think it's a big question. i didn't give it to you earlier. you just started. i think it's a question we have to answer. and you don't have is to address it right now, but i wanted to put it out

six days. nothing extreme in the forecast after today. reggie? >> a star is born in the worl of gymnastics. 18-year-old suni lee grabbed the gold in tokyo. the first hmong-american to compete in the olympics. her family talked about what this means for their community. >> the word proud. there's no word that could describe it. she showed the world and all the hmong people that she's able to get there. she put the hmong-american on the map. >> look at that. wow. lee's victory marked the fifth consecutive time an american won an olympic all-around champion. >> i'm just still looking >> right there. it's hard to see because of the graphic. i'm assuming that balance beam is the one her dad made for her because they couldn't afford to get the extremely expensive y e rat tus. >> apparatus. apparatus. >> regal theater showing off it i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regi

>> reporter: 18-year-old sunisa lee, the first hmong-american gymnast stepping up when simone biles stepped back. taking women's individual all-around gold. win number sixhis medal would not be possible without my coaches, the medical team, my parents, and it's so surreal, and i haven't even let it sink in yet. >> reporter: nearly 6,000 miles away in oak dale, minnesota, the small hmong refugee community celebrating big-time. lee's parents fled laos for the u.s. her dad says winning gold is the greatest achievement of any hmong-american. >> all that hard work, all the broken bones, all that time you missed vacationing with us, it paid off. >> reporter: lee's road to gold tougher than most. in 2019, her father fell from a ladder, leaving him paralyzed from the chest down. in 2020, her aunt and uncle died of covid-19. >> there was a point in time where i wanted to quit, and i just didn't think i would ever get here, including injuries and stuff. so there are definitely a lot of emotions but i'm super proud of myself for sticking with it and believing in myself. >> reporter: and now suni lee making olympic history. will ripley, cnn, tokyo. >> will, thank y

on day six, all eyes were on the women's gymnastics, and even without simone biles competing, it was a new us star who got the gold, 18—year—old sunisa leend this is the moment herfamily knew she had won the gold as they watched together back home in oakdale, minnesota. i'm joined from tokyo by our sports presenter sarah mulkerrins. sunisa lee, what a victory, and winning while her team—mate the and winning while her team—mate picture showing that the picture showing how exciting that moments been present what's the reactionary? it’s that moments been present what's the reactiona ? �* , , ., , that moments been present what's the reactiona ? �*, , ., , , reactionary? it's been lovely seeing all the families _ reactionary? it's been lovely seeing all the families reacting _ reactionary? it's been lovely seeing all the families reacting all- reactionary? it's been lovely seeing all the families reacting all over - all the families reacting all over the world. lots cannot be here in the world. lots cannot be here in the covid pandemic. wonderful to see herfamily being able the covid pandemic. wonderful to see her family being able to experi

., i'm gotta get up at tram, if they train six days a week, i'm going to train seven days a week, and this was just such a massive moment for him and matty leeics, by the way, and it really shows the power of the underdog, that we are seeing something amazing, we had the tunisian — he amazingly won his race as well in the eighth lane. i think tom daley showed that spirit, that hard work and dedication, you will achieve your goal, and he did not need to do it, but he did. everybody thought he had won a gold before, he had only won two bronzes. but thought he had won a gold before, he had only won two bronzes.— thought he had won a gold before, he had only won two bronzes. but he has won lots of other _ had only won two bronzes. but he has won lots of other competitions. i had only won two bronzes. but he has won lots of other competitions. this l won lots of other competitions. this was the thing. and on this attempt he has got it. just tell us. i watched this footage, and you did the swallow, didn't you? and it hurt because you did not quite go in as a bird, necessarily, dropping into the water like a siegel or something like that, but in te

six. our top story this evening: after 13 years and four olympics — tom daley finally wins a gold medal with team—mate matty leet in the world, say scientists. coming in the world, say scientists. up on bbc news chanr will coming up on bbc news channel, we will tell you about another action packed day from tokyo, where 13—year—old japanese girl took gold in the women's straight —— street skateboard. flash floods, wild fires, drought and landslides — just some of the extreme weather events in recent days across parts of the globe. now a group of some of the world's most prominent scientists, gathering to discuss climate change ahead of a landmark summit in glasgow in november, are warning global leaders that they are still not doing enough action to tackle climate change. our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, reports. a fire truck drives through a wall of flame in california, and europe is burning, too. they have been struggling to contain vast fires in sardinia and northern spain. no, no, no, no, no! meanwhile, belgium was hit by deadly floods, just two weeks after 9more than 200 people were kill

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lee, has arrived home to a warm welcome. he tells us it still hasn't sunk in that he's the olympic champion. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at sixen experiencing some pretty extreme weather conditions over the last few weeks, from heatwaves to flash flooding, and scientists say climate change is a major cause of that. today, a landmark report, from the met office, confirmed that the impact of climate change is already being felt across the uk, and scientists are warning of the need to prepare for higher temperatures and more flooding. in the space of 30 years, the uk has become 0.9 degrees celsius warmer, and 6% wetter. 2020 was the third warmest, fifth wettest and eighth sunniest year on record — the first time all three have been in the top ten at the same time. 0ur science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. the rebecca morelle reports. changes we are seeing a| dramatic. the changes we are seeing are dramatic. this week's storms leading to flash flooding in the south of england. in ilford in essex rainwater peered into the women's garden and garage, taking the family by surprise. we garden and garage, taking the family b s

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six feet away watched the whole thing. ordinary guy, minding his own business. now, eyewitness to a brutal slaying. the man's name was leeide his pocket, out came a gun. and pointed it at the other man, right in the face, and pulled the trigger. >> here at the station, lee told how he ducked out of sight after the first shot. not before he got a glimpse of the shooter. >> as far as i can remember, he had a longer nose... i can tell i color, but size seemed to be more bulging. >> when you to see him in a glimpse -- i know we're kind of asking a lot. >> what's did out most was his hair. long, tied in a ponytail. looked almost out of place like a wig. >> i look at that more than his face. >> before the shooting, said lee, he heard the man's voice, sounded eastern european, maybe slavitt. both men came here in the victims car, which the shooter used to flee the scene. as for the victim? well, you've heard the name by now, ken dolezsar, the extremely wealthy local investor. >> my daughter called me, just falling. she told me ken has been shot and he's dead. wow. >> matt beaudry considered ken dolezsar to be one of his closest

the six-person squad led by simone biles soaring through practice, perfecting skills before competition officially begins. simone leaping through the air as only she can. sunni lee, jordan chiles, grace mccallum and individual competitors mykayla skinner and jade carey perfecting those moves. on the softball field, team usa notching their second win against canada and on the pitch all soccer teams getting in on first-round action while the u.s. women flog a comeback after a stunning opener loss. a post on the team's instagram page reading, "our belief is greater than any single result. eyes ahead." overnight, first lady dr. jill biden arriving in japan leading this year's american delegation to the games as the world anxiously awaits tomorrow's opening ceremony. olympic organizers trying to prevent crowds, urging local fans against traveling to see the olympic cauldron amid the city's covid state of emergency. overnight, the japanese creative director of the opening ceremony was fired over offensive jokes he made years ago when he was a comedian. and despite a handful of american athletes already testing positive for the virus, a bit of good news from usa basket

lee, is actually in santa rosa. right now, following following up on this incident, and he will have live reports for you coming up at 45 and six this afternoon, so still a lot of details to work out and that shooter or shooters still at large, reporting live christian captain ktvu fox. two news the night of chaos, christian. thank you. it wasn't a planned fourth of july fireworks display in oakland last night, but you would know that by looking at the night sky will share video now taken from the ktvu roof camera. it shows illegal fireworks lighting up the sky. this kept firefighters very busy. oakland fire department responded to 40 calls related to illegal fireworks. the department was prepared for the busy night and it's strategically closed streets where there is a high fire danger. it helps immensely. like i said, i believe this is our third year of closing grizzly peak, and in previous years prior to that, it would be it become gridlock up there. we wouldn't be able to access any fires that did start the crowds would be large, they would be engaged in illegal activity. last week, tips from oakland residents led police to

bitcoin getting above six to 5000 in the second half and possibly peeking above 250,000 later in the year. very bullish outlook. back to you. haidi: we are going to speak to bobby leetime or sooner, i should say. as we get into earnings season, some of the companies that proudly held bitcoin on their balance sheets, expected to face a bit of a reckoning. emily: big boosters like tesla and microstrategy in particular are now in the spotlight, especially in light of the fact that we had a 41% drop in the second quarter. analysts say the disclosures we get, particularly from tesla, microstrategy, and square could raise a few eyebrows. there are those who would allow companies to simultaneously book gains if they sold into the big rally we saw before that dip in june and microstrategy is the one in focus for some possibly big losses. back to you. shery: su keenan with the latest on crypto. that is it for "daybreak australia." daybreak asia is next. we are in the thick of earnings season. watching to see how these chinese education firms react as we count down to the start of trading in mainland china and in hong kong after news of the government crackdown. this is bloo

lee. michael, let's kick it off with you, bitcoin jumps to a six month high this morning, partially fuelede. amazon recently posting a job position for an expert in digital currency and block chain who would be, quote, developing amazon's digital currency and block chain strategy and product road map. michael, what do you make of this? >> yeah, you know, that seems to me a bit of a far-fetched rumor that they may be hiring somebody that may be able to accept payments at some point in the future for bitcoin to move that much. look, this is a volatile asset class and i think this moving in the direction it has and hitting above 60,000 earlier this year is just a side effect of endless money printing going on. so i've said it before, i'll say it again. i think the best days are ahead for cryptocurrencies, specifically bitcoin. bitcoin is your first mover. i'd say that that's going to profit as much or more than any of the other cryptocurrencies and i think the original thesis is that as central banks continue to print money, it's certainly never going to stop. i mean, at some point every sing

lee ktvu, fox two news. person who caltrain says was trespassing on the tracks was struck and killed by a train in burlingame this morning. it happened around six o'clock as a southbound train was passing through the area of truesdale drive and broadway. all trains were stopped for several hours while emergency crews responded to the scene. the tracks were cleared about two hours later. this was caltrain fifth fatal incident this year. well, today, a judge ordered the man found responsible for the ghost ship warehouse fire back in 2016 to pay back a total of $5.8 million to the victims, families and their lawyers at a restitution hearing in oakland this morning, the judge ordered master tenant, derek l manage to pay $4 million to the civil attorneys in the case. she also ordered another $200,000 to the seven figure amount approved for the families of the 36 victims. almonds attorney says he is destitute and we'll be paying it all back for the rest. still his life, all right, turn your attention to whether we had a pretty nice day out there. certainly a lot of sunshine and keith inland, but we've had some clouds kind of hanging out at the coast

wildfires, governor newsom and six other western state governor has met with the white house virtually today to discuss wildfire prevention and response as our political reporter greg leels us tonight, the governor's asked for more help from. the federal government were blowing past every record and not in a good way. we're at over 5700 fires here today. governor newsom gave president biden and vice president harris a bleak update on california's ongoing wildfires with more than half a million acres already burned this year, newsome joined other western state governors and asking for additional federal help. we are the largest civil aviation fleet for fire in the world, california we do not come close to having. the tools in the air that we need. we need your support to dramatically increase the aerial support. in addition to boots on the ground, we're in for a long fight yet this year and the only way we're going to meet those challenges is by working together for the second time in a month, the white house convened a meeting of seven western state governors to talk prevention and response. previously biden announced to raise for federal firefighters and said climate

mayor lee created a new department to address that problem five, six years ago. more recently the voters have created a new department with sanitation, primarily because of their concerns and frustration with what they see happening on the streets. i remain who in city -- unclear who in city government is responsible for creating a connection between the tremendous spending that we're making on trying to resolve homelessness and improving street conditions. i don't get the sense that is directly the responsibility of your department, although i would think a lot of people expect that it is. and i don't want you to answer this right now, unless you feel compelled to, but i would love a thought-out answer of what the role your department is in addressing the street conditions that have earned san francisco the international reputation for governmental dysfunction? again, i think it's a big question. i didn't give it to you earlier. you just started. i think it's a question we have to answer. and you don't have is to address it right now, but i wanted to put it out

lee has the latest it's happened again. four women run off after stealing from a cvs pharmacy at van ness and jackson in san francisco, this time just before six monday night. it's the latest grab and go crime in san francisco that's forced many drug stores in the city to close. the man who took this video tells me he feels sorry for the workers who have lost their jobs or had their hours reduced because of what he called out of control, shoplifting. organized retail theft has become such a hot button issue that it's now a point of focus in the upcoming gubernatorial recall election. former san diego mayor kevin faulconer spoke outside the shuttered walgreens at larkin and bush in san francisco, blasting the governor, a governor who has supported the lessening of laws when it comes to stealing items under $950 lowering those consequences. at a news conference last week, newsom said he signed a new law that maintains task forces across the state that crackdown on retail theft. san francisco police chief bill scott supports the legislation. when they see these things go viral, the perception of lol insists the perception that anything goes reall

six other western state governors met virtually with the white house today. the focus of the meeting wildfire prevention and response. our political reporter greg lee joins us with the message newsome deliver to president biden. greg andre. good afternoon, governor newsom in washington governor jay inslee urged the president to provide resources and people to help battle ongoing fires and prepare for new ones. president biden acknowledged the nation's resources are already stretched thin. we're blowing past every record and not in a good way we're at over 5700 fires here today. governor newsom gave president biden and vice president harris a bleak update on california's ongoing wildfires with more than half a million acres already burned. this year, newsome joined other western state governors and asking for additional federal help. we are the largest civil aviation fleet for firefighting. in the world, california we do not come close to having the tools in the air that we need. we need your support to dramatically increase the aerial support in addition to boots on the ground or in for a long fight yet this year and the only way we're going to mee

apocalyptic lee inclined trump clipped critics were actually being shared by the people who are running the largest military in the world. donald trump was impeached for his actions leading up to january six, there's not a house elect committee is signed to figure out what happened that day, and based on the reporting there's a witness that i would want to call. democratic congressman adam schiff from california as a member of this new committee. he's the chair of the house intelligence committee as well and he joins me now. congressman, first just your reaction to both what we've learned specifically but then the timeline about the role of the military did or did not play and how trump, perhaps, wanted to use it? >> well, i have to say, can any of us really question if donald trump could use the military to remain in power that he would've done so. i think invariably he would've chosen to do that if it would've helped him retain power. it's shocking to see these things come to light now. i do wish others including general milley had been more outspoken at the time about their fears and had been more forthcoming with the american people about the dangers that we faced to our democracy. bu

six ways to sunday. i said i've been to a lot of press conferences but never quite like this. that's not a gun in there. good. (crowd noise / greetings) this is jo-lee she's ten. i sent the older one for donuts. is the sun obscured? do i need to step down a few steps? is this better? thank you for joining us this morning. it's a bit strange to be on this side of the microphones. the colorado sun is an online news organization that will cover the news that matters in colorado. the journalists you see up here today are the owners of the colorado sun, and we will be the ones calling the shots. the need for news coverage by professional journalist is only going to be more important as society tries out these new ways of supplying the news. with the newspapers themsees getting smaller, and a lot, too many operations that are onesies and twosies starting up, that they can't really stand up to the demands of the times of covering the institutions that need to be covered. not just government, but business and labor, and any sources of power and wrongdoing in the community. the colorado sun has no future, in my opinion. it doesn't have a long term funding mo

lee shows us the dramatic video. it's happened again. four women run off after stealing from a cvs pharmacy at van ness and jackson in san francisco, this time just before sixmonday night, it's the latest grab and go crime in san francisco that's forced many drug stores in the city to close. the man who took this video tells me he feels sorry for the work. those who have lost their jobs have had their hours reduced because of what he called out of control, shoplifting. organized retail theft has become such a hot button issue that it's now a point of focus in the upcoming gubernatorial recall election. former san diego mayor kevin faulconer spoke outside the shuttered walgreens at larkin and bush in san francisco, blasting the governor, a governor who has supported the lessening. of laws when it comes to stealing items under $950, lowering those consequences. at a news conference last week, newsom said he signed a new law that maintains task forces crackdownn retail theft. san francisco police chief bill scott supports the legislation when they see these things go viral. the perception of log insists the perception that anything goes really that has to be o