i've never met leigh before and it's nice to meet him.eah, left more, left more. it is pretty scary facing billy on the field. he takes some brining down but it's great to meet billy today and he's a great guy. this bonding will be crucial in new zealand and halfpenny's ability to guide his team—mates on the pitch earned him man of the series on the last lions tour to australia, and it got billy through the posts here. good work. teamwork like that in new zealand... well done, leigh. teamwork like that in new zealand and you'll be fine. i think he got his left and rights mixed up to be honest. laughter that's what it's all about, having that friendship and that bond, that if we can get the things off the field right i think the things on the field will take care of themselves. this was also about testing the players' accuracy and control, and a break from the pressures of a busy end to the season with the lions tour just three weeks away. i've not done any off—road driving really. it's something to take the mind off it. you come back and

vunipola, guided by leigh halfpenny of wale5just in vunipola, guided by leigh halfpenny of wales just owen farrell. we're tipping out. we're tipping out, it feels like it. it does feel a lot worse when you're in here than it does on the outside. one slip by billy here and leigh could get hurt. it's all about building up trust and friendship between player5 about building up trust and friendship between players that are normally rivals. from wale5 friendship between players that are normally rivals. from wales and england, now united a5 lion5 teammates. i've never met leigh before and it's nice to meet him, he's a very humble guy and i've heard they're all like that from wale5, so... leigh, talk to me, make. left, moore, left, more. it is pretty scary facing billy on the field, he takes some taking down but it's great to be with him, a great quy- it's great to be with him, a great guy. this bonding will be crucial in new zealand and halfpenny's ability to guide his teammates on the pitch and hit man of the series on the last lion5 tour to australia and he got billy through the posts he

i‘ve never met leigh before and it‘s nice to meet him.y to guide his teammates on the pitch earned him man of the series on the last lions tour to australia, and it got billy through the posts here. good work. teamwork like that in new zealand... well done, leigh. teamwork like that in new zealand and you‘ll be fine. i think he got his left and rights mixed up to be honest. laughter that's what it's all about, having that friendship and that bond, if we can get the things off the field right i think the things on the field will take care of themselves. this was also about testing the players‘ accuracy and control, and a break from the pressures of a busy end to the season with the lions tour just three weeks away. i‘ve not done any off—road driving really. it‘s something to take the mind off it. you come back and you feel quite refreshed i guess, running into the back end of the season with all these games coming up, it‘s perfect. it‘s different nations coming together. it‘s exciting and something that‘s pretty unique. the road to the ope

happen in sunnyvale tomorrow morning, leigh? >> reporter: 450 employees belong to the sau union half of all city employees. it is a possibility other city workers won't cross the picket line. public safety agencies such as police and fire will still be fully staffed and working, but the mayor of sunnyvale says he may be the one to answer the phone in the planning department. >> reporter: jackie davidson loves her job and was happy to come to work on sunday to put on a living green fair. but she says being a sunnyvale city employee barely covers the bills. >> and the cost of living and the cost of housing especially if you rent just continues to go up. >> a lot of city employees are allowed to live in sunnyvale and that is the fact. we have people driving three plus hours every day to come in. >> reporter: on monday davidson and half of their staff say they are planning to stay home. >> sunnyvale employees are going on strike tomorrow. >> reporter: employees working in the the planning department will join the picket line. the ma

leigh webber is one of 30,000 runners registered for the race.ays she's apprehensive, but determined to take part. is not as if it's in a place where it everybody can be checked. i know that is a high risk in that way. but i think, to be honest, all we can do is just obviously hope that nothing is going to happen. that's all we can do. this bank holiday weekend there are big events happening across the country, from liverpool's sound city festival to radio 1's big weekend in hull. security has been stepped up across the board, but, even so, there are some people with tickets who have sold or returned them, feeling too uncomfortable to go. # just when you're thinkin‘ things over... this afternoon, madchester legends the charlatans played an intimate gig. tomorrow night, they'll be playing at old trafford cricket ground. 50,000 people bought tickets. the band know that some of those are now too worried to turn up. i feel that, too. i think it's ok to be nervous. but i think it's important to get back on your feet after something so treacherous. man

leigh gallagher his life closest friend. full disclosure. >> he asked me tough questions. >> it is not edgy or challenging. it is up to you to ask for challenging questions, the really tough questions. i was very flattered when i was in the middle of the airbnb story when she asked if i would do this tonight. the book is great. we expect you all to read it. i was a big fan of leigh gallagher's first book, the end of the suburb or end of the suburb. >> the. >> the end of the suburb. about the movement from the suburbs to the city's of people, companies and money. so this airbnb story was kind of a natural for you as a follow-up. how natural was it? how did it come along? >> a lot of people ask me that. thank you for having me in this lovely room, this lovely setting, thank you for saying that. the way i came to this idea, a big seismic trend in the consumer zeitgeist rooted in economic data, that led me to -- we are moving away from the suburbs which is a giant idea because suburbs were america for so long on so many levels.

ktvu leigh martinez joins us live at san jose where leigh, this officer-involved shooting marks the third one in a week? >> reporter: that's right. so this section of tulley road was blocked off. around 3:00 is when they had it back open. it was surprising as there were no injuries in this shooting. but as you mentioned this is the third shooting in a week. just before 8:00 sunday morning a 911 caller reported seeing a man with a handgun on tulley road. when officers arrived the man allegedly opened fire on the officers. at least one officer returned fire. the suspect ran and jumped a fence into a mobile home complex. police found him and arrested him. >> i was walking my dog. i heard everything. there were 30 pops. i see only one guy. they arrested him and then they took him in. >> reporter: this is the fifth officer-involved shooting in san jose so far this year. last week san jose police shot and killed a man who allegedly came at them with a knife. just one day later police fatally shot a double homicide suspect in the willow glen neighborhood. leslie hernandez said she move today san

as ktvu leigh martinez reports, the mayor can be forced to roll up his sleeves and pick up the slack. >> reporter: jackie davidson loves her job and was happy to come to work on sunday. but she says being a sun isny veil city employee barely covers the bills. >> every once in a while we are making the cost of living and the cost of housing, especially if you rent. it just continues to go up. >> a lot of city employees want to live in sunnyvale and that is the actual fact. we have people that are driving three plus hours every day to come in. >> reporter: on monday davidson and half of their staff say they are planning to stay home. >> sunnyvale employees are going on strike tomorrow. >> reporter: working in the planning department library and parks, they will join the picket line. the mayor of sunnyvale is prepared to work in the front office this week after sunnyvale employees rejected the city's last offer. >> it includes a 10% raise for them with generous healthcare benefits. even this last week we've added a $6,000 per employee signing bonus to try to get those deals made. >> repo

. >> we have live coverage tonight, leigh martinez at the coroner's office where his body was taken. we begin with henry lee standing by at ch p in dublin.>> reporter: the sheriff's deputy was on his way home to stockton when he was hit behind by this bus caring tesla workers. the csp is trying to figure out what caused the crash. alameda county deputy sroeuy khin heading east on 580 in his volkswagen beetle -- volkswagen beetle, he just finished a shift, for some reason the deputy stopped or slowed down in the lane of traffic, and that's when a charter bus traveling 65 miles an hour slammed into his car from behind east of grant line road. the bus had 51 passengers on board, employees of tesla corporation, the employees being transported from fremont to stockton. it's unclear what caused the crash, heading east the chb says the driver could've been blinded by the minor -- by the sun. one thing is known. >> drugs and alcohol don't appear to be suspected in a factor. anytime there's a situation like this and potential for criminal charges we have to weigh what we have. >> the fact tha

leigh martinez is in the neighborhood where police have been all morning long.eigh. >> reporter: police say the man who was shot and killed lives in this neighborhood, on this block on cork place. now, several -- they say several commands were given to the man to drop his weapon before they opened fire. police responded to a 911 call on cork place around 11:50 last night. the caller made statements about a suspicious armed man outside. when police arrived, they confronted a man with a shotgun standing in the street and he didn't comply with officer commands to drop his weapon. shots were fired and the suspect was killed. everett jones heard the gunfire from his home. >> the first one, it sounded real muffled. it sounded like fireworks or something. but the second set of shots sounded big. boom. boom. boom. i didn't know what it was. i wanted to check on my kids and make sure they were okay. i didn't realize it was like this until this morning. >> reporter: neighbors say the shooting comes as a shock. they have never had any problems in the neighborhood before la

leigh martinez is in the south bay this morning. and we're told that more than 200 kids have become sick. good morning, leigh. >> reporter: good morning, we have outside one of the schools hit by the virus. more than 20 students are sick here. public health says that it is very unusual that so many students, especially this time of year, have gotten sick by this virus. now, it is believed that the first cases surfaced at hacienda elementary school on may 4th, when two children in the same class became sick. clean-up crews spent the evening disinfecting classrooms with bleach after 80 students reported getting sick this month. among them, 4-year-old emanuel lopez. he was out of school all last week after he came down with a nasty stomach bug and lost five pounds because he was vomiting so much. >> a stomach ache and the fever and vomiting. and then all body have the pain. and then for all week. for five days. >> reporter: the san jose unified school district started seeing students with similar symptoms ten days. it suspects it is th

leigh, what would you say to them? we respect everybody and how they feel. but we would encourage them the best we can for the sake of manchester and all the people to not let this beat us and carry on with as many events as we can and know that manchester and the security is doing everything they can to keep us as safe as possible. anthony, what would you say to somebody watching and thinking that? i would echo that. for me they have won if we change the way we carry on with what we are doing this weekend and every weekend in the future. we have got to be sympathetic and acknowledge what has gone on, but we do have to move forward. otherwise they have beaten us. we are an entertainment venue and manchester is a fantastic city and we want to put manchester back on the map for the right reasons. i want to ask you, what from a security perspective is the greatest challenge to please and security? later on we will be hearing from alan shearer talking about the fa cup final, is that the biggest challenge in an enclosed env

leigh griffiths and stuart armstrong scored to extend the team's unbeaten run to 38.h the whole season and won 3a games, drawing four, it is a remarkable achievement. i'm delighted. it may never happen in a lifetime again for many people but the players, the work that they put into achieve that is absolutely phenomenal and they deserve all the plaudits and credits that they get. world number two novak djokovic has announced that eight time grand slam champion andre agassi will be his coach for the french open which begins later this month. it follows his surprise defeat to alexander zverev in the rome masters final. the 20—year—old german claimed his maiden masters title becoming the youngest player since djokovic a decade ago to win a masters tournament. the world number two cursed and swore as he struggled to find a way back into the match against zverev and will be hoping his new coach can rejuvenate his game. it was obviously his cool about whether or not he wanted to take that step and work with me and i'm excited that he did. paris is the first tournament where

salford city reds started the day third in the table, two tries from greg johnson helped them beat leigh, huddersfield giants came from behind to win a a gritty, from behind to win a gritty, hard —fought encounter against catalans dragons, by 18 points to 12. but the game of the day could well be castleford versus leeds, that's first versus fourth... it kicked off at half five, it's currently 6—0 to castleford, there's live commentary on five live sports extra and the bbc sport website. scotland have successfully defended their title, beating new zealand for their title, beating new zealand for the first time in their history. they came from behind in the final to work on 12—7. it was scotland's first world series win of the season. the moto gp circuit is in le mans this weekend for the french grand prix. but it hasn't gone well for valentino rossi who threw away victory and his championship lead after crashing on the final lap... the seven time world champion was battling with maverick vinales before an error handed the win to his yamaha team—mate just a few corners from the chequered f

sydney roosters with saints currently lying seventh in the super league after last week's win over leighn bristol, with a one day match against ireland. the two will also play at lord's, on sunday. the england captain, says his side are in good shape, as they prepare to host the eight team, champions trophy next month. the strength and depth we've had for this side has been extremely strong over the last 18 months. i think the squad we've selected in the champions trophy reflects that. the guys that have missed out, we could have picked a squad of 18 or 19 guys that could all take the field. that bodes well for us in the competition. i hope it continues over the next two years as we build toward the world cup. so yeah that's a huge positive. last week's european badminton championships saw britain's best results for 17 years. there were four medals — two of them gold. but uk sport's complete funding axe came into full effect last month and it saw half of the players and coaches lose theirjobs. those who remain have now launched a crowd—funding campaign to try and safeguard their future a

ktvu's leigh martinez is learning more from the scene. leigh. >> reporter: this private road is being blocked off by police. just a few minutes ago, we saw the coroner arrive here. the house in question is the one towards the back there. that's where we're seeing a lot of the police activity. now, san jose police were called here at 9:00 last night by a neighbor on a report that someone had been shot. now, our sources tell us that police found a man barricaded inside and heard a gun shot go off. inside the lauraville lane, they found two people dead inside. in a statement from police, there was an officer-involved shooting that followed and a man was killed at the scene. no one else was hurt. now, last night we spoke with a neighbor who has lived in the area for eight years and has never seen anything like this before. >> it's very shocking. i'm just like -- this is news that i don't want to hear. i don't want to hear anybody doing -- taking each others life and killing each other with a gun. >> reporter: authorities are not commenting ab

leigh martinez has the newest information from the neighborhood. >> reporter: police believe the man they shot and killed lived on this block. this is cork place. this is where police were called to last night. several commands were given to the man to drop his weapon before they opened fire. police responded to a 911 call on cork place around 11:50 last night. the caller made statements about a suspicious apped man outside. when police arrived, they confronted a man with a shotgun in the street. he did not comply with instructions to drop the weapon. shots were fired and the suspect was killed. a neighbor is shocked to hear one of his neighbors was the suspect. >> shocking. yeah. really concerned about the officers. >> i've been here for, what, about 25 years. and i grew up here. so it is really shocking. >> reporter: police have not released the identity of the suspect at this time. we are told that one police officer did suffer some minor injuries. however it was not related to the shooting. at this time we do not know how many officers responded. we were told several. and we don'

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leigh martinez has the story. >> reporter: this store in danville locked its doors for about an hour during the morning busy coffee rush leaving some regular customers confused as to why they could not get their coffee. a quick check on twitter and you will find other customers at other locations experiencing the same let down. although a few locations such as one store offered will free coffee outside the store. the official word from starbucks was that a regularly scheduled technology update caused some locations in the usa and canada to go off-line. >> it's pretty important. we come here almost every day to get starbucks before we go to school. >> yes. i guess we will have to go somewhere instead. >> reporter: employees at this danville store say that this morning they ended up using an older version of the technology update they had to do. that's how they were able to get the registers running. and getting coffee served to the regular customers again. starbucks says that not every location has the same login. some locations will be down longer than others. leigh martinez, ktvu fo

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leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police are investigating a deadly crash. early this morning two people died. it happened on fremont boulevard around 2:30 a.m. >> one was making a u-turn and the other was coming from fremont boulevard. one was going northbound and the other was going southbound. >> police have not released names or any details about the victims. >>> a sonoma county woman is facing dui charges after crashing her suv into a motorcyclist leaving him seriously injured. it happened just before 12:30 this morning on interstate 280 south of the woodside road exit. when officers arrived they found the man and his motorcycle pinned underneath that suv. it took firefighters 20 minutes to lift the suv and rescue the man. chp said the driver of the suv was speeding when she rear ended the motorcycle and dragged the rider at least 200 yards before finally coming to a stop. >> i have never seen a motorcycle trapped under the vehicle with the rider still on it. >> they were taken to the hospital with major injuries, prompting the closure of the freeway wh

leigh martinez, you're at a strip mall on lakeside drive. what do you know right now?porter: we just got out here and are seeing firefighters do their work we see them up on the letter, looking over at the roof. we do not know the extent of the damage to some of these buildings or stores. it looks like their may be four stores in total in this building. just before 3:30 am, a fire broke out and he became a 2 alarm fire. sunnyvale had to battle this. firefighters had it knocked down just after 4:30 am. so far, no reported injuries and the cause is under investigation. it is still early in the morning. we have not seen anyone show up from the businesses so we do not know exactly the extent of some of the damage. from what we're sing, it does look like firefighters have gone into what looks like a tea shop, nail salon and a computer repair store as well. we do not know the extent of the damage and how bad this fire actually got into some of these businesses. >> it looked like the road is open behind you now? >> reporter: yes. we have seen traffic come through here. i do n

leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> earlier this morning, firefighters in redwood city responded to a fire at an apartment complex. and started around 6 am on marlboro avenue. several units were damage. some people were forced from their homes. one resident tells of the fire may have sparred from a heater but we have not heard from the fire department for more information. >>> oakland began clearing out a section homeless camp that caught fire monday night. people living in the camp are being referred to nearby shelters. the fire underneath 580 at the emeryville city line was the second in the past two weeks. it burned a dozen tents and a sanitation station. the city had been providing garbage and sanitation services in the encampment. >>> temperatures today a far cry from where we were. >> definitely cooler out there and we are looking at this to settle in for the weekend. here is of you outside our doors where he have cleared out nicely. mostly cloudy skies to start the morning but now those clouds are against the coastline. the rest of us are partly cloudy and mostly clear. the o

leigh martinez reports on what led up to the shooting. >> reporter: police believe the man they shot and killed last night lived in this neighborhood on cork place. they say they gave him several commands to drop his weapon before they opened fire. south san francisco police responded to a 911 call on cork place around 11:50 last night. the caller made statements about a suspicious armed man outside. police say when they arrived they confronted a man with a shotgun standing in the street. he didn't comply with officer commands to drop his weapon. shots were fired and the suspect was killed. >> it is unknown how many officers fired at this time. there was several south san francisco police officers that were on scene at the time the incident took place. it is believed that the resident did live on the 3700 block of cork place. >> reporter: edward jones heard the gunfire. >> the first one it sound real muffled. sound like fireworks or something. the second set of shots sounded big. boom, boom, boom. i didn't know what it was. i thought it was. i just wanted to go check on my kids. make

in pittsburgh leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police say this hot weather is an important time to remember to keep an eye on your pets. veterinarians say dogs in particular can overheat. >> if you have anything that is accessible, then you really need to seek a veterinarian. they need to have plenty of water available all the time. >> ask and remember about their paws on that hot pave -- and remember about their paws on the hot pavement. take your dog for a walk first thing in the morning or late it in the evening when it's cooler. >>> burning in san diego tonight the so-called gate fire southeast of san diego broke out yesterday and quickly spread. officials said at one point the flames were growing at a dangerous rate of speed, but it is now 70% contained. the highway patrol has closed several roads. an evacuation order remains in effect for some residents. crews attack the flames from the ground and the sky. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> temperatures have been warming steadily over the past few days. tuesday is the coolest day in the last week. and the

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leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. >>> governor brown is ready to spend $220 million to upgrade the driver's licenses and that includes bringing state identification cards up to the federal standards. congress approved the law after the september 11 terror attacks to expose the security weaknesses in many states. half of the country have licenses and id cards that comply with the law but california and other states were granted extensions. the trump administration said there will be no more delays and beginning in october 2020 every air traveler will have to show a valid state issued id card before they can board a flight. >>> governor brown plans on using $15 million in the state budget to expand the legal defense services for the immigrants. this would boost the states financial aid for the illegal immigrants to $33 million. the civil rights groups and lawyers and say this is assigned the state is committed to protecting the immigrant families. >>> a woman facing dui charges after her suv crashed into motorcycle sunday morning at two -- 12:30 am on interstate 80. the man and his motorcycle

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in oakland leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. >>> highway patrol officials investigating what led to the crash that killed deputy sroeuy khin, henry lee reports the bus that rear-ended his car was carrying employees for tesla. >>> alameda county sheriff deputy sroeuy khin heading east on 580 in his volkswagen beetle pretty morning, he just finish in overtime -- overtime shift at sanda kohler that jail, healer stop or slow down and a lane of traffic near the ultima pass in a charter bus traveling 65 miles an hour slammed into the car from behind east of grant line road. the turned bus had 51 passengers on board, employees of tesla corporation. they are being transported from fremont to stockton, it's unclear what caused the crash, heading east the chp says the driver could've been blinded by the morning sun, one thing is known for sure. >> drugs and alcohol are not suspected as a factor in the collision. anytime there's a situation like this there's the potential for criminal charges, we will we what we had. >> the fact that law enforcement personnel see so much, it's difficult to deal wi

leigh martinez is live at the shopping center in sunnyvale where investigators are searching for theurce of the fire. >> reporter: yeah. we still see firefighters on the scene. they are searching for hot spots and told us to stay away from the building because some of the roofing has been falling off. as for the origin of this fire, they are still looking for a cause and where it started. but suites right here at the l- shaped shopping center had the most damage. right now it looks like there is fire damage in at least two of these buildings. now, we have a photo taken by the sunnyvale fire crews earlier. from what became a two alarm fire on lakeside drive. the fire broke out just after 3:30 this morning. an overnight manager at the limousine business said he heard loud pops coming from the businesses in the l-shaped shopping center. heavy smoke was coming out of the doors when fire crews arrived but the origin has not been determined. >> we got to the end of it. off course it is all damaged. a lot of smoke and water at least. >> reporter: now, high flames complicated the night for f

we do not have many details in the newsroom but leigh martinez is at the scene with what we have been able to find out. >> reporter: we are underneath 880, the southbound lanes off of the fruit will/29 street exit. this is in elmwood. look at this white truck. what chp has been able to confirm is this began as a pursuit and ended when this truck ended up crashing into what looks like a traffic hole and a metal sensing warehouse. a couple minutes ago we did see a man in the driver seat be extricated and he is inside that ambulance. it did take them quite a bit of time to pull that man out. we are told he will be in custody. look at the damage to the front end of this truck. the one side complete -- seems to be completely smashed them. we're hundred 880, the southbound lanes. we did see back up when we were approaching this accident. we had to get off on side streets to come around to access this accident scene. that is what we are being told from chp at this time. again, this began as a pursuit and ended in a crash. it looks like one vehicle that collided with a utility pole. that's al

let's see if we can see leigh hair blowing in the wind. the we are search warrant is blowing in the wind. the wind has been picking up big time for most. not for all. cal g brings home a good point that i mentioned here. dead calm on the wind. very low fog ceiling up on the west flank of the sonoma mountain. some are like what breeze. others are like it won't stop. i would like be interested what direction does the wind get up there? not a west at least so far. a cooler pattern for everybody. 64 in santa rosa today. i did not go that low. i have seen a drop of 25 in santa rosa in the past. redwood sit free 85 to 68. san francisco 59/53. the record low not that long ago, 43 back in 2003. low clouds and fog getting helped along from the system. for some the wind is roaring, for others not so bad. it is a sea breeze or a south wind which is a cool direction for parts of marin county and sonoma county this kind of year, this kind of a pattern. low clouds helped along because the water temps are very, very cold. when they are this cold, all the

he had his leigh investigation in april of 2016 and obama administration re-affirmed that security clearance took no steps to suspend it or take any other action. >> bud did you not vet him yourself? >> you don't vet -- on a security clears, that's whyout gate security clearance. everyone in the government goes through the same process. so, the hans is those statement -- that same process worked for general flynn as for me or anyone else who works here. there's no difference of a security clearance on it's issued. zk. >> we know what we do at the time, knowing what the white house knows now, does the white house and the president believe that general flip should not have had the clearance reissued last. >> number one, and number two does the white house believe that jeanine was truthful when he felled out out his information. >> i'm not going to get into the details. that was adjudicated by the obama administration and took no steps to suspend that. so that's not really a query for us. it's a question for them at that time. >> knowing what you know -- >> i think he president took appropriate

leigh griffiths with the goal. stuart armstrong scored the second to wrap up their league campaign.ight since rangers well over a century ago. they finished 13 points clear of aberdeen. but this team to have gone through the whole season, to have won 34 games and ron four, that is remarkable achievement. delighted. it may not happen in the life him again for many people. the players, the work that they have put in to achieve that, it is absolutely phenomenal. they deserve all the plaudits and credit the get. chelsea will receive their title today. there was still plenty to play for in terms of champions league football. but it is now looking certain to manchester city and liverpool will finish third and fourth respectively. city i beating watford 5—0. arsenal, just a point behind liverpool, a 2—1 up against everton. it looks like arsenal will miss out in playing in europe's top competition for the first time in 20 yea rs. video technology looks set to be introduced to the premier league the season after next. the executive chairman has told the bbc that the aim to have it in place f

leigh webber is one of 30,000 runners registered for the race. checked. i know that is a high risk in that way. but i think, to be honest, all we can do is just obviously hope

leigh webber is one of 30,000 runners registered for the race.t. it's not as if it's in a place where everybody can be checked, i know that is a high risk in that way, but i think to be honest, all we can do is just obviously hope that nothing is going to happen. that's all we can do. this bank holiday weekend there are big events happening across the country, from liverpool's sound city festival, to radio 1's big weekend, in hull. security has been stepped up across the board, but even so, there are some people with tickets who sold or returned them, feeling too uncomfortable to go. this afternoon, madchester legends the charlatans played an intimate gig. tomorrow night, they will be playing at old trafford cricket ground. 50,000 people bought tickets. the band know that some of those are now too worried to urn up. ifeel that too, and i think it's ok to be nervous, but i think that the music will, you know, it will help, and it's important to get back on your feet after something so treacherous. many of the band's fans say they are undaunted, li

castleford cemented their place at the top of rugby league super league with a 38—0 thrashing of leighn a row. castleford have passed the 100 mark for touchdowns this year. that is all the sport. more in the next hour. thank you. the chief executive of british airways alex cruz says he won't resign over the computer failure which disrupted tens of thousands of people's travel over the bank holiday weekend. in his first interview since the it crash, mr cruz apologised — saying a power surge had caused computerfailure, and that a back—up system hadn't kicked in. 0ur transport correspondent, richard westcott, spoke to mr cruz earlier today. we were unable to send standard messages. just the on saturday it was a big problem. from saturday night, wheat, many of those messages started to come through. we began to be able to talk to people. yesterday, sunday we were able to reach out to most of the customers and an electronic way. i have been to terminalfive, and an electronic way. i have been to terminal five, terminal three, peak—time, yesterday, this morning, i have been answering personal

. >> we have live coverage tonight, leigh martinez at the coroner's office where his body was taken. we begin with henry lee standing by at ch p in dublin.>> reporter: the sheriff's deputy was on his way home to stockton when he was hit behind by this bus caring tesla workers. the csp is trying to figure out what caused the crash. alameda county deputy sroeuy khin heading east on 580 in his volkswagen beetle -- volkswagen beetle, he just finished a shift, for some reason the deputy stopped or slowed down in the lane of traffic, and that's when a charter bus traveling 65 miles an hour slammed into hi

ktvu's leigh martinez is that orange memorial park. this has turned into a mini tent city because of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are inside right now for registration. one man says that even though he camped out for 27 hours, the whole process of registration took 30 seconds. here is the kicker. the man who was very first in line today, he started camping at 3 am yesterday. he is not getting a spot for his child in the program and he knows it. he knew it when he camped yesterday. he came in early just to make sure his toddlers on the waitlist for her school. 600 children use this afterschool program in south san francisco park and rex, they say they're only 40 spots available. returning students to use the program last year will have the priority. new students are desperate to get in. many parents say because of their work schedules, this program is important for them to ensure their children have a place to go after school lets out. the first in line have camped out since yesterday morning. >> as we got here yest

. >> stephen: do you have any favorite gris leigh. >> well, what about your patron saifnt. >> stephenan antioch. >> he was stoned to death because he dissed the jews. >> stephen: he did if? >> yeah, that's what he did. >> stephen: i'm not sure i want to be named for him now. >> i'm's just saying, check it out. but the women saints, this he are the most, they get really creative. >> stephen: okay. >> because we know monotheu stu c religions is pretty sexist, a little bit. >> stephen: well, god has a beard. you had a bit of a reputation with going head-to-head with your costars and kind of mixing up with them. >> this is just going so bad for me. >> stephen: no, it's going so great. so shirley maclane, you just insta grahammed this, you and shirley, with a hashtag bury the hatchet. what is that shall. >> yeah, she in my back. >> stephen: she is holding the hatchet. how did this come about and why did you want to do it. >> furs of all the only social media i do which is instagram, my youngest son convinced moo he that it was the friend-- friend leeeasy. >> stephen: instagram. >> yeah, so

leigh martinez, your in rodeo were a car was engulfed in flames hours ago. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this particular car fire does not really fit the pattern of the previous ones. if you look over here, it's against a fence and you can see the broken glass. this is where the car was found. this isn't really near a lot of homes like in the previous cases. police are also saying this car did not have a license plates. it's unclear at this time if it is being investigated as suspicious. a total of 12 cars of caught fire in contra costa county this year. last week alone there were 7. 2 in brentwood, 2 in walnut creek, 2 in lafayette and 1 and martinez. a joint task force arrested a 36-year-old man caught in the act of setting another car fire in benicia on sunday. his name has not been released and he is being held on $3 million bail. shortly after his arrest, another car was found on fire in concord. >> i would say 30-40 feet high. it was totally engulfed in flames. it looked like some type of accelerant was used. >> reporter: craig hagan took ph

leigh griffiths' penalty was their 100th in the league this time. they lead a partick thistle 2—0. the league 2 play—off finals this evening. exeter are leading carlisle 4—3 on aggregate after their draw carlisle 4—3 on aggregate after theirdraw in carlisle 4—3 on aggregate after their draw in the first meeting. blackpool have extended their lead, they 4—2 up at luton after their victory at home at bloomfield last weekend. the football association has agreed to implement a range of reforms at a meeting of its stakeholders at wembley. the changes now mean the governing body will meet the new code introduced by sports minister tracey crouch, enabling it to continue to receive public money. our sports correspondent katie gornall has more. they will streamline the board and introduced term limits for fa council membership. the idea is to make it more diverse and more reflective of the people who played the sport. greg clark, the chairman, who threatened to resign if these reforms will pass, called it a good start, but he wanted to go further. you have to remember the pressure the fa wa

. >> leigh martinez live in san francisco. >>> north way, happen today sonoma county sheriff's officehold a compass about a 13- year-old cold case. jason allen and lindsay cudjoe were found shot to death in their sleeping bags and a beach during a trip in 2004. they were councils at a christian summer youth camp in el dorado county set to be married a few weeks after the trip. news conference is set to happen at 8:30 this morning santa rosa beach we will have it it at 10:30. >>> jury decides the fate of the man accused of killing the teenager sierra lamar five years after she disappeared. >> it's been a long trial and it's a blink of an eye compared to how much time we have not had sierra with us. >> the jury will decide a 25- year-old garcia torres kidnapped and killed sierra lamar and accused of trying to kidnap three other women outside of a grocery store. yesterday the prosecution wrapped up the case and closing arguments on both sides ending. >>> right here we spoke with legal analyst stephen clark who has been inside the courtroom during the proceedings. >> both sides have signi

. >> leigh martinez reports on the steps of one east bay school district, talking about tolerance amongeporter: we are outside a california high school, one of the good schools according to the antidefamation league. it named this goal and six other schools as a no place for hate site. recognizing schools for their safe learning environments. as you said, 1 and 5 middle and high school students say they have been bullied. the report of the justice department and national center for education studies says 21% of students aged 12 to 18 reported being bullied in 2015. the numbers are worse for students identifying as lgbt. 34% feel targeted to fellow students. bullying's effects can lead to a breakdown in mental health with students becoming either suicidal or reactionary, resorting to violence themselves. there are some good news. they say that bullying has had a long-term decline over the past decade. adding two other good things the study has found -- they found that some of the physical fights students have reported getting into have also declined as well as carrying weapons to school

. >> kristen, before i let you go, the president prepares to leigh shortly for arlington cemetery. what can we expect today? >> reporter: this is a tradition on the memorial day. the president will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier and then he'll deliver remarks, paying tribute to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. i highly doubt that he would go anywhere close to commenting on the current situation. i think he'll keep the focus on memorial day. >> and we'll have those remarks from the presidents and others live in the next hour. stay with us. kristen welker, pete williams, thank you for joining us. matt miller and steve, stay with us. >>> what did the president achieve overseas? did he leave our allies with more questions than answers? >>> another look at the grounds of arlington national cemetery. the president set to lay a wreath and honor the fallen at the top of the hour. you're going to see that live right here on msnbc. what do you have there? p3 it's meat, cheese and nuts. i keep my protein interesting. oh yea, me too. i have cheese and uh these herbs

ktvu's leigh martinez is that orange memorial park. registration on this is due to begin in the next hour. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. we have parents that are up and ready. they are filling out applications right now. you can see them up against the window. the rec centers staff showed up a few minutes ago. people started packing up their tents and taking stuff to the cars. they will open this up in just a few minutes. they did open up the rec center for the bathrooms so people that did camp out on night can go inside for a little bit to get warm. they did say it was a chilly morning. parents said it was worth it so they do not have to risk getting on a waitlist for this program. 600 children use this afterschool program in south san francisco park and rex said there are only 40 spots left. returning students who used the program last year will have priority. parents of new students are the ones who are desperate to get in. many parents say because of their work schedule, this program is important for them t

. >> thank you, leigh. >> here are some of the top stories we're following from the news room. >> thease has been rested in the trial of the killing of kayleigh. kayleigh's mother kruger and her boyfriend ryan scott warner killed kayleigh in 2014 and then hid her bod knee a suitcase and put it in a refrigerator. yesterday in court there was a video played showing her on christmas in 2013. prosecutors say it showed that she had good language skills and would have been able to communicate to her mother to tell her if she didn't feel well. last week an expert testified that kayleigh suffered from extremely painful injuries in the leads -- days leading to her death but her mother never took her to a doctor to be examined. >>> in other news, families of the people who died in the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland are filing a lawsuit against the building's owner and manager. 36 people died in the fire during an unlicensed concert in the warehouse. the building manager, derrick alameda organized the event and charged an entry fee. he also lived in the warehouse and rented out live-workpl

leigh martinez come you are at orange memorial park in south san francisco and there is a long line of tents out there. >> reporter: there are a few people out here. and it is much cooler and windy out here. these parents, you can look at some of the tents lined up, we see quite a few cars in the parking lot and i suspect there may be parents sleeping in their cars. this is where they have stayed all night. we're trying to be quiet. i do see some light and one tent over there but i don't know if they are still sleeping. the online registration was not popular for these parents who say they did not want to get into a lottery for a spot. they prefer to take a place outside the rec center in order to sign up for this afterschool program. 600 children use this program in south san francisco's parks and rec say they are only about 40 spots left. returning students who used the program last year will have priority. the parents of new students, they are the ones who are desperate to get in. many parents say because of their work schedule, this program is important for them to ensure their chi