liam. i had not a doctor who fan but _ that one for liam. liam.tor who fan but i would - that one for liam. liam. i had not a doctor who fan but i would give - that one for liam. liam. i had not a doctor who fan but i would give lucy that it _ doctor who fan but i would give lucy that it was _ doctor who fan but i would give lucy that it was feckless to see not just a female _ that it was feckless to see not just a female lead butjodie whittaker is from up _ a female lead butjodie whittaker is from up north as well and i think from _ from up north as well and i think from what — from up north as well and i think from what i _ from up north as well and i think from what i have heard of that i must _ from what i have heard of that i must say — from what i have heard of that i must say again i am not an expert, i think— must say again i am not an expert, i think she — must say again i am not an expert, i think she is _ must say again i am not an expert, i think she is been brilliant celeste 'ust think she is been brilliant celeste just hope — think s

what do you make of it, liam? allergy — enough. what do you make of it, liam? do you make of it, i liam? allergy with what lucy said. we are seeing _ liam? allergy with what lucy said. we are seeing a — liam? allergy with what lucy said. we are seeing a record _ liam? allergy with what lucy said. we are seeing a record number - liam? allergy with what lucy said. we are seeing a record number of| we are seeing a record number of people being pinged and at the same time you are seeing a real lackluster approach to getting these vital centres open. this is a lot about people being safe but keeping the country moving and to be able to do that people need to be tested regularly. that's vital. initially depressing that when you think back to last summer and the massive problems we were having with people getting tested and we kind of thought we were passed that point and the testing process was really smooth now. so it is depressing to hear. 30% of the 2000 testing sites is not good enough and obviously as we head towards the 16th of august which is when the rules ar

liam, you're free. it's over, it's finally over. >> liam: but how? i still--i still don't-- >> hope: the most unbelievable thing happened. the truth, it finally come out. >> liam: so, i'm going home? >> hope: yes. >> liam: i'm going home. ♪♪ >> carter: i wish i knew why i let it happen, eric. i was lonely and then-- and, yes, i was still hurting from my breakup with zoe.

obviously he was willing to die in order to set liam up. ♪♪

vinny threw himself in front of that car. >> hope: he set liam up. liam wasn't at fault.houldn't be in prison. please, you have to let him go. >> brooke: did thomas say he's with hope? >> ridge: yeah, he texted me from her phone. >> brooke: [stammers] so where's he been? >> ridge: i don't know. he says he's fine, he's gonna explain later.

liam, thank ou think that speaks volumes. liam, thank you very — think that speaks volumes.olumes. liam, thank you very much indeed for i thank you very much indeed for speaking to us. tens of thousands of pilgrims have arrived in the saudi arabian city of mecca for a downsized hajj ? which formally starts on sunday. as sophia tran—thomson reports, restrictions are tight ? as the kingdom is hoping to repeat last year s success — that saw no coronavirus outbreaks during the five—day muslim ritual. the annual hajj pilgrimage, one of the five pillars of islam. all muslims are expected to retrace the prophet mohammed's final pilgrimage at least once in their lives if they have the means to do so. the event is usually one of the world's largest annual gatherings and would normally see 2.5 million muslims from around the world converge on mecca. this year, just 60,000 healthy and vaccinated saudi residents, chosen through a lottery from almost 600,000 applicants, will take part. strict social distancing measures are in place and a hajj smart pass is being used to allow contact—fre

. >> have a g >> hope: [ giggles ] >> liam: this is, like, this is so surreal to me. i--this right here is all i've been thinking about when i was away. i mean i just-- i just put my children to bed. do you--do you understand how that--that simple act, how much i miss that? that's-- >> hope: and it was not an easy task. >> liam: no, no. >> hope: beth and douglas did not wanna go to sleep. they were so excited to have you home. >> liam: yeah, well, i didn't want them to go sleep. i just wanna keep 'em up all night, so i can keep kissing 'em and hugging 'em. >> hope: [ chuckles ] >> liam: i love it here. i love this place. i love-- i love my family. i love my gorgeous wife.

dying by suicide to set liam up. >> brooke: all so you could be with hope. >> thomas: yeah. i--i had no idea what he was going through. obviously he was struggling a lot more than i realized. the good news is that the truth is finally out. >> brooke: liam is very grateful. >> ridge: and we're all grateful to have you back safe and sound. >> steffy: i can't believe justin held you captive. >> thomas: yeah. it kind of feels like a bad dream. but what's important is that nothing terrible happened to me and, uh, liam is back with his family. so... >> ridge: and all of this because spencer once again made a bad decision.

his grandfather, chris, who stead said he is proud of liam's father, nick, saying liam meant the world to him. he told us quote any child would be so lucky to have nick as a father and i am heartbroken to see my son suffers such a selfish fact that was completely unnecessary. that changed his life forever. the judge denied bail in the case. but for now, she could be. the judge said she could revisit the decision. the next court date for samantha rodriguez was scheduled for august. 3rd back to you and we will continue to follow that case. alright, andre, senior their in the newsroom, andre. thank you. the fbi has designated hate crimes as a top national threat priority. the agency gave hate crimes, the top designation because of the impact that they have on both families and communities. officials say that hate crimes are not only an attack on the victim they are meant to threaten and intimidate an entire community. the fbi defines a hate crime as a criminal offense against a person or property motivated by an offender's bias against a race. religion disability sexual orientation. ethni

liam broady and jeremy chard is really well. liam broady and jeremy chardy is into _ really well.jeremy chardy is into a third _ really well. liam broady and jeremy chardy is into a third set _ really well. liam broady and jeremy chardy is into a third set i _ really well. liam broady and jeremy chardy is into a third set i can - really well. liam broady and jeremy chardy is into a third set i can say i chardy is into a third set i can say at the moment. there was disappointment too in the diving for britain's jack laugher and daniel goodfellow. they could only finish seventh in the final this morning — with china taking gold. it means laugher�*s reign as olympic champion is over — after he won gold in this event in rio alongside chris mears. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. earlier we spoke to matthew richards�*s proud parents, simon and amanda, about how it felt to see him win and how he coped with training during lockdown. amazing, surreal. it really hasn't sunkin amazing, surreal. it really h

liam, what do you make of this story? liam, what do you make of this sto ? �* ., , �* , story?quite the dramatic mystic _ story? i'm not sure it's quite the dramatic mystic elation - story? i'm not sure it's quite the dramatic mystic elation being i story? i'm not sure it's quite the i dramatic mystic elation being made out. dramatic mystic elation being made out we _ dramatic mystic elation being made out. we are still site the vast majority— out. we are still site the vast majority of the people are primarily in the _ majority of the people are primarily in the hospital with covid. and if the other— in the hospital with covid. and if the other people are in the hospital for other_ the other people are in the hospital for other reasons, they have also -ot for other reasons, they have also got covid — for other reasons, they have also got covid in — for other reasons, they have also got covid in hospital. we don't know if that— got covid in hospital. we don't know if that made them differently more ill but_ if that made them differently more ill but what is not wrong and what h

new details from liam who still final moments. >> plus problems with weekend street closures. community is trying to make a pandemic and at taishan work now that the state has reopened and some major changes in the south bay gun reform and less security in schools. the new measures just passed in san jose next. >> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow lot of fog around the bay area >> an epidemic of hate. that is how state attorney general rob bonta describes the surge in hate crimes during a press conference in oakland today. bonta announced while hate crimes are typically under reported overall hate crimes in the state are at their highest reported levels in more than a decade. and he said it is particularly pronounced for asian americans with a 107% increase in 2020, some steps his offices taking includes providing law enforcement agencies statewide an overview on law and penalties related to hate crimes as well as new guidance for prosecutors and updated brochures in 25 languages to help people find assistance together we can tackle hate in all its forms. we're going to get th

liam was a victim that night. >> liam: w why was vinny in the middle of the road? it doesn't make any sense. it doesn't make any sense.

liam's house, best britt pub. >> oh the word's out. go england! >> thank you. >> we'll see you. >>> 6:25. in our next half hour, what happens if an earthquake driven tsunami hits shores notice bay area? new maps pinpoint new locations now at risk. >> reporter: it's going to be a hot weekend and you team usa is ready for the olympic games... so is jacob! he's got a flex 4k streaming box free with xfinity internet, and peacock premium included. with team usa highlights... live look-ins... athlete interviews and more, it's all of jacob's favorites in one place! woooooooooooow! woooooooooooow! woooooooooooow! entertainment starts at free with flex, included with xfinity internet. get ready for the olympics with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months and get a flex 4k streaming box for free! switch today. >>> if you are just waking up with us, here are your morning headlines. that's are your temperatures today, triple digits expected in the east bay and it's only going to s ekend.continues e sira following the magnitude 6.0 earthquake south

i'm sure it's hard not to think about liam. >> hope: it's all i think about, liam all alone in that jail cell day in and day out. i mean, we hto

a friend of the family saw reports contacting san jose police department. >> and liam's dad rodriguez was assigned a public defender. she's expected to be back in court. august 3rd bianca holman 8 news now. 7.22 is the time. and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. we're going to tell you about a plan to file a 1000 assault lawsuits. >> against rideshare compan at philadelphia, we know what makes the perfect schmear of cream cheese. you need only the freshest milk and cream. that one! and the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. philadelphia. schmear perfection. story this morning, a san francisco law firm is going to file 1000 separate assault and harassment suit against uber and lyft. yeah. the law firm of levin simes abrams is representing hundreds of women here in california and across the country where they say their rideshare experience turn dangerous. >> they say about a 3rd of the cases happened in california with a big chunk of that happening right here in the bay area. >> this is the tip of the iceberg as as with any assault type of litigation. everyone a it's

we are following the case of liam who said the 7 year-old san jose boy who went missing last month and who was tragically found dead later near las vegas today for the first time. prosecutors say that liam's mother samantha moreno rodriguez has confessed to strangling her 7 year-old son in court today. the prosecution shared marina rodriguez became frustrated with lamb strangling him for about 15 minutes. they say she then took office clothes and left him in a hiking area near las vegas. his body remain on identified for over a week. the nevada judge today did not grant her bail. >> the strangling the trial disposing of the body after he was deceased and we're going colorado and you find that person was now that we have a preliminary hearing and there's an issue with that question is will be redress, ok. i will always leave the door open for you. but right now the state can make is burning granting the stay request she was remanded without bail. >> rodriguez is only comment during the proceeding was to confirm her identity. her next court date is set for august 3rd, we will continue to

. >>> time now for our friday segment, liam's list. this time a san francisco favorites, the tonga room. >> this is completely, completely awesome. >> never a truer word spoken. it is awesome. tiny board and on his first visit to the tonga room. chris cosentino at his side, it really is one of cio. ey survey mai tai that will knock your socks off and reduce grown men to tears. good news, it's open once again. you're invited, no reservations. friday and saturday, 5:00 p.m. until late. >> you can see the rest of liam's list, things to do at kpix.com and see him live fridays on our morning show starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> now for the latest on what will be the headline this weekend, the hot weather on the way. >> hotter weather means higher fire danger, so let's start there, because we evaluated a number of fires when we're looking at the fire threat. not just the temperatures but also the humidity, wind speed, the wind direction. would rather see onshore winds than offshore winds. combine those into our index and this is where it stands to

after a stunning innings on friday, liam livingstone picked it where he left off.et of 201 for victory. but with this man on your side, anything is possible. the elegance of the pakistan skipper on full display once again. after he went, the belief was still there. even those in the crowd showing off their skills. that fed through to the pitch as a moment of magic from a local boy turned the match on its head. , , , ., , ., local boy turned the match on its head. , , , .,, ., ~ head. this is unbelievable from adil rashid. pakistani _ head. this is unbelievable from adil rashid. pakistani wickets _ head. this is unbelievable from adil rashid. pakistani wickets continue i rashid. pakistani wickets continue to fall and england _ rashid. pakistani wickets continue to fall and england could - rashid. pakistani wickets continue to fall and england could sense . to fall and england could sense victory in the headingley sunshine. a clinical display is a comfortable victory was duly wrapped up with all eyes now on the series decider at old trafford on tuesday. six athletes

there are new developments in the death of 7 year-old liam houston today. his own mom confessing to strangling the san jose boy before leaving his naked body in the nevada desert during her first court appearance is being extradited back to las vegas. prosecutors say that his mom, samantha moreno rodriguez confessed to strangling little liam after she says she became frustrated with him after killing him. prosecutors say she took office clothes and left him in a hiking area outside of las vegas. his body remained and identified for more than a week. the judge denying built a marina rodriguez her next court date now set for august 3rd. >> san jose city leaders have approved sweeping gun reforms. the vote was unanimous mayor sam liccardo's proposal will require gun owners to carry liability insurance and pay an annual fee to cover the cost of gun violence. this comes just weeks after council members passed legislation requiring video and audio recordings of all retail gun sales in san jose new proposals also follow the mask shooting on may the 26 at the vta r

of liam neeson actioners, alongside the stripped—down shark attack thriller the shallows, jungle cruises romping popcorn entertainment, tailor—made for the summer movie market. there are debts to the stop motion monsters of the old ray harryhausen movies and a knowing nod to the �*80s adventure romancing the stone, but it's the cast that really makes this fly. come on, lady. just as he did with the surprisingly likeable jumanji reboot, johnson once again proves himself a reliably winning blockbuster presence — mixing heroic heft with comic chops to crowd pleasing effect. as for blunt, whose recent hits range from mary poppins returns to a quiet place: part two, she continues to demonstrate why she's one of the silver screen's most versatile stars, with her running through the physical paces of an action sequence or relishing the wit of a verbal sparring match. in the supporting roles, jack whitehall has fun as lily's less adventurous brother, mcgregor, while paul giamatti and jesse plemons rise to the challenge of roles that call for maximum scenery chewing. oh, my god. hello! it all ad

directed by jaume collet—serra, whose cv includes a string of liam neeson actioners, alongside the stripped—downg popcorn entertainment, tailor—made for the summer movie market. there are debts to the stop motion monsters of the old ray harryhausen movies and a knowing nod to the �*80s adventure romancing the stone, but it's the cast that really makes this fly. come on, lady. just as he did with the surprisingly likeable jumanji reboot, johnson once again proves himself a reliably winning blockbuster presence — mixing heroic heft with comic chops to crowd pleasing effect. as for blunt, whose recent hits range from mary poppins returns to a quiet place: part two, she continues to demonstrate why she's one of the silver screen's most versatile stars,

ah. contented story without uttering a single word liam convention might be of light. witness through the lens of the human eye. on out there. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, hello was say more very heavy rain than across southeast some parts of the u. s. could see of trouble storm l said it will maintain its tropical storm status. as it sweets right up the eastern, the board. one good note, he said it is moving pretty quickly at around 25 kilometers per hour. so all weather will be some very heavy rain with a possibility of flash flooding. it shouldn't rain heavily for too long as that system makes his way right up to the east of new york, pushing up into new england and easing up to that eastern side of canada. try proctor weather coming, backing behind the central part of the us, seeing some live the showers over towards the west where we've got some wet weather coming into where western parts of canada much of the west side of the us stay dry and hot, elevated fire risk of course, liquor, the temperature in phoenix, we getting up to 45 degrees celsius once again said the burning heat, the d

that liam, it's a simple level but a little but i'm wasting my light bill to sit in the me ah, be willing, i mean, because the me you want to go or you can get you and your voice. so get some loan, any way of getting way up some more solution, only push, remove your solution data i oh, when i see black, i see of my since i was growing up like america spoke to me when what a straight year did not you said like my son is a movement we are importing from america. no, nothing. if i lived in a world where the wife lives mattered. and i was not what i like. and i wasn't new from black america. i learned how to speak back to one of the regional people in the police were at war with statistics. i'm scared that my children are going to grow up in the country. that thing says no racism, but they're more likely to end up in the criminal justice system. then there are other fellow friends in daycare. mm. the the who's here sleeping. and then the water comes and they can open the door just in your room and you're drowning europe has come to terms with the office of devastating floods as part of german

. >> this is all in liam's list. >>> good morning liam. what's in store for us?> ladies, great to see both of you. a busy weekend. we've got music but first the kidnapping plot of frank sinatra junior. >> fired off a couple more shots. >> that is the guy who spearheaded a kidnapping attempt to son of frank sinatra. it happened in lake off one of the most outrageous ever. snatching sinatra available for download via the wonder app. >>> she's got it going on. this week brandi carlisle with a new song "right on time" from the soon to come follow up. by the way i forgive you. conceived and reported with collaborators during the pandemic. she got creative. the first is carlisle in the more edgy raw state. she'll be performing tonight in new york. she's also got a memoir out, "broken horses." >>> neloves this punk band. '70s bunk band x will be shaking things up this sunday at stern grove. l.a. rockers are e ast hitting san francisco of course this weekend. you will be able to rock out to high octane hit songs that put them on the punk musical map. show time this sunda

if you look at june so far on average, 500 liam dollars -- $500 million. it is the wizard behind the screen. you have seen a ton of options traded. it is mostly concentrated in big names like amazon, tesla, apple that make up a big part of these indexes. romaine: on the other side of that, you have the bank of america survey that came out. this is a small subset of investors out there that you showed that people in that survey thought we reached the peak of the cyclical boom. that seems to be reflected in the selloff we saw in the russell 2000. reporter: if you look at the bond market for example, they are eager to write off inflation anxiety that we were dealing with in february and march. if you look at the stock market and zero in on the companies that supposedly have higher pricing powers, better abilities to pass on those higher costs, they are outperforming in a big way. goldman has a basket of these companies. if you compare high and low pricing powers, height pricing powers will beat the low pricing power stocks for the most since 2020. there is so

a story without uttering a single word, liam, conventionality of life. witness through the lens of the human eye. on out, is there a r g this is al jazeera. ah. hello, i'm how am i doing? this is the news are live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. television, 5 years in afghanistan say they've taken control of another border crossing, causing a further challenge to government forces.

liam livingstone starred with the bat for the phoenix, crashing four sixes in his 68 not out.y managed to squeeze home with four wickets and just three balls remaining. it's the brave's first win in three games. earlier, danni wyatt hit an unbeaten 69 as southern brave thrashed birmingham phoenix by eight wickets with 18 balls to spare in the women's competition. brave are top of the standings with three wins out of three. some domestic football news for you now, and arsenal have signed england international ben white from brighton for a fee thought to be £50 million. white can play in defence or midfield and was part of the england squad for euro 2020. he's completed a medical and signed a long—term deal at the emirates. the amount received by brighton is a club record. full—back trent alexander—arnold has signed a new contract with liverpool until the summer of 2025. the 22—year—old graduated from the club's youth academy and has made 179 appearances since his first—team debut nearly five years ago, winning the champions league and premier league. marcus rashford will have s

. >> see the rest of liam's list of things to do at kpix.com and see him live fridays on the morning >>> so many of our student rising above scholars are high achievers on the go and this week's scholar is no exception. after she experienced a loss, she discovered slowing down can be a path to success. kpix5 elizabeth cook has the story. >> there is a lot of value that can come from knowing who you are, and where your people come from. >> reporter: she is walking with confidence into her future. heading to alabama state for her last semester of college. the historically black university providing the 23- year-old pittsburgh resident with an educational link to family and community in the deep south. >> i am still grasping the depth of it all. when it means to me cuand to be more about my ancestry and history, as a black woman, and so for me, like all i can do is go back to look at my parents being deceased, i have to jump back a generation and use my grandparents as much as i can from what they remember, from what they were able to access. >> reporter: a big jump for a young woman wh

it would also have been england's highest run chase, and after a shaky start, liam livingstone gave themstan went on to win by 31 runs. the t20 world cup is later this year in the middle east. tottenham's new manager, nuno espirito santo, insists harry kane is, in his words, "our player". the england captain's future has been the subject of much speculation over the last few months. the bbc understands kane has an "agreement" that would allow him to leave spurs this summer. but his new manager wouldn't be drawn on kane's future. he is our player, period. no need to talk about anything else. now is the moment to recover his energy, to rest, and when harry comes again, we will have time to speak and i'm looking forward to him joining the group and start working together. when he arrives, he will feel that every one of us wants to commit ourselves to becoming better and we are ambitious people, we want to do it well, and we count on harry in that. mark cavendish will have to wait until sunday's final day of the tour de france if he's to break the record for the number of stage wins at the t

body of her son liam husted was found late last month outside of las vegas. remained unidentified for over a week until a family friend recognized the boy's image from news reports. rodriguez was arrested on june 8th in denver. >>> still to come, breaking news. the trump organization has just been indicted. >>> plus -- >> he's evil. that's what i think. i think he's just evil. >> you'll hear from a bay area woman who was one of the first bill cosby accusers. >>> a bay area neighborhood on alert this evening after cameras capture an unexpected visitor. >> he says holy -- there's a bear in our kitchen. >> and the home intruder who just wanted a waffle. >>> and looking for a safe w to celebrate the fourth? we're keeping track of all the parades and fireworks, hello, celebrations that are back on this year on kpix.com. if youin ald push a bn would be if there were a button that would help you use less energy,e breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> petaluma neighborhood is on alert this evening, why, that big one there, mo

, according to prosecutors, rodriguez told detectives that she had become frustrated with her son, liam homestead, who had autism. his body was found near a trail in mountain springs outside of las vegas last month. the defendant strangled her son. we have a seven year old autistic son. ultimately after traveling through california through las vegas, enough to colorado was apprehended our local homicide detectives fly up and interview her in custody there, and she confesses to her involvement into what she did. the judge denied bail for rodriguez. her next court date is scheduled for august. 3rd san jose is now the very first city in the nation to require gun owners to compensate taxpayers for firearm violence. the city council unanimously passed a series of draft gun violence reduction ordinances. last night. mayor sam liccardo says these ordinances are certain to be challenged in court by gun rights advocates. it comes to sensible gun regulation. no good deed goes on litigated and we expect there will be lawsuits and we've certainly been threatened with lawsuits. already lawsuits will

the 35 year old confessed to strangling her son liam and leaving him naked in the desert. hikers found the boy's body on a trail in late may. they arrested her in denver. no word on why she says she did it. >>> more school districts could be doing this. san jose unify ♪ removing police officers from campuses. today, you see students gathering at city hall to celebrate the decision. last week, the school board voted to not renew its contract with the san jose police department. the effort to remove officers began last summer after the murder of george floyd. >> students don't need cops during a regular day, during regular school hours. they need programs to elevate their voices, to make all students feel included. this fosters democratic school communities that support student needs. >> san jose unified now joins east side union high school in removing officers from their campuses. >>> san jose is set to try something nobody has done before. the city has passed landmark legislation that would require gun owners to carry liability insurance. a bold move that critics say goes

district attorney says the 35-year-old has confessed to strangling her seven-year-old son liam and leaving him naked in the desert. hikers found the boy's body on trail near las vegas in late may. police arrested her in denver. >>> after deadly mass shooting at vta rail yard in san jose, little sign returning to normal. bus drivers graduated from eight-week training program. this year's class overcame a lot to reach this goal. >> class was unique, had to start off with the pandemic. go through social distancing. in middle of it had the tragedy at guadalupe, our class lost to helping that situation out. drivers were 100% cooperative. >> will be operating busses beginning monday. >>> three day independence day weekend fast approaching, lot are preparing to hit the road. they're going to pay for it. gas prices through the roof. crossing into the $5 a gallon range some places. if that's not bad enough, tomorrow you're going to start paying more. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: just in time for fourth of july weekend, gas prices at post pandemic high. >> i remember full tank for $4

liam has more on one of the bay area's biggest displays. >> reporter: official firework shows are back they make a welcome return to the bay area this weekend from san francisco to the south bay to the east bay and thanks to covid-19 vaccines and our reopening, the ow in frciscll co sov francisco's waterfront. it is bound to be spectacular. >> you can see the rest of his list of things to do at kpix.com and see him live fridays on our morning show starting at 4:30. >>> a bay area student shares her experience with loss and how she pushed through. >>> now to the bay area is reopening, we are asking you to share photos of getting back together again. for show was what you have missed doing. by using the >>> warner anchor michelle griego shares her story of love, loss and connection. >>> the chosen destination? hawaii. no surprise for this 18-year- old east bay resident, a big fan of being seaside. >> even at the beach when you hear people having fun in the water, it is really interesting, combing, and it brings me joy. >> this is my african-american student of honor award. >> reporter: t

so i am waiting for my guide liam, warden of the island. has promised me a glimpse of the birds. the man himself. hello! hello, you must be christa! did my big blue bus give it away? i'm afraid so. would you like to see the puffins? that would be lovely, can i follow you? yes, follow me up to the seabird centre. see you there. a puffin bus usually most visitors up to the site, but we have special permission for the travel show electric van. the seabird centre opened up for the first time in 1.5 years just a couple of weeks before our visit. and a viewing platform at the back shows the birds putting on quite a display. are they all birds? yeah, they are all over the place like little pebbles. i can't quite get my head around how many of them there are here. pretty amazing. there must be hundreds of thousands of birds here. there s indeed, there are hundreds of thousands, there's about 140,000 guillemots alone. you see how the flat top there is just completely covered in guillemots. there is about 7000—8000 guillemots in that one area. for pr

we were in a restaurant -- i went to my first nice restaurant, and i saw liam neeson and i kind of --one famous yet. and i watched "rob roy" when i was growing up. and i was really excited and i just kind of stared at him, and i would just smile. and i creeped him out. and he literally got up and he left and went a couple tables over. [ laughter ] and the other time i was on melrose, i was checking out melrose and walking up and down the street. and sure enough i look in a window, me and my buddy and we see al pacino and i just stopped dead in my tracks and i just spent the last half hour just walking back and front of the window to the point where he's looking at us and al pacino just flips us off. [ laughter ] we didn't have cameras back then. we didn't have anything to go in and ask, an autograph or -- i felt really silly. but i get starstruck really easy. >> anthony: well, look, we'd love to hear more stories. when we come back we have an exclusive first look at the trailer from jason's new movie "sweet girl." we'll be right back. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brou

the body of her son liam was found late last month near las vegas and it remained unidentified for over a week until a family friend welcomed the boys image from news reports. rodriguez was arrested on june 8 in denver, colorado. >>> contra costa county is establishing a mental health evaluation team that will provide services to people who have a recent psychiatric emergency and the team will perform health and welfare evaluations and do short-term case management. >>> we occasionally get mountain lion sightings around the bay area and this one comes with some incredible video and we spoke to a gentleman who had this visitor in his backyard plus the latest on where this animal was last cited. >>> heads up for drivers. you may want to fill up your gas tank right now. >>> why a bay area retail giant is closing all of its stores in the uk. >>> remember the show wild kingdom? a little up close nature for some northbay neighbors and you're looking at this big dude. he is a mountain lion roaming in a backyard in petaluma. wilson walker is live with the homeowners reaction. this is a big cat.

. >> i'm looking forward to it, cohosting with liam from k cbs radio so we will see you out there on sunday afternoon. that is the best point at any day in the city for outdoor activities if you want to get some sunshine overhead and it looks like that is the best chance of being get on sunday as well. we start of every day with plenty of cloud cover overhead, but then peaks of sunshine by mid-day and continuing into the afternoon. temperatures will be in the low 60s as the concert starts at 2:00 and we will see you there it will be on the breezy side, no surprise for the bay area. right now the fog is making its return, never really got past the golden gate today, 60 degrees downtown, 66 in oakland with temperatures inland those in the 70s, 72 and santa rosa and san jose, 70 in livermore, still 82 degrees in concord. there is a noticeable wind for the most part, with a 10 to 20 miles per hour, strongest with that fairfield at 25 miles an hour for similar windspeed and the same direction as we head to the weekend, the onshore breeze is going to help to keep temperatures just slightly

oh, and the only reason i don't need audio will mention liam spaces. on his last mission to the international space station. astronaut, alexander, guest documents his thoughts, his perspective on the world from far above age. he reflects from the way we treat our precious planet, our oceans, our resources from space he could see was extreme weather events and above all the fragility of our habitat via and since i need to survive, it was in the system and i thought i was immune as a physicist, i knew the diameter to the kilometer, i knew how thin the atmosphere was. and then when i saw it with my own eyes, it hit me again, show me a new. and that's the big thing to understand that this is way too small to take its continued existence for granted for us not to care. come on. what are we doing to our planet? what is reversible? what can still be salvaged? the film follows 6 scientists from different disciplines and continence. oh sure, no it just, sylvia. oh, who has been studying marine ecosystems for decades? gives an urgent call to action. every choice

. >> you can see the rest of liam's list of things to do at kpix.com and catch him live fridays on our morning show. >>> looking live in gilroy, where the garlic festival is in full swing. the event is back after the mass shooting in 2019, and last years covid cancellation. things are a little different this year, though. everyone is used to the festival being at christmas hill park, with tons of food vendors and music. but this year is much smaller, with hopefully the same big garlicky taste. tonight the chefs are lined up along gourmet alley, ready to serve. cars will snake around the parking lot at gilroy presbyterian church, where they will get to see the chefs in action are go festivalgoers will have to eat off-site, though. >> i think you have to preorder your food. you can't just show up in line. it's not that kind of a drive- through. >> you've got to plan your trip, but it's worth it. >>> everything good to those who wait. the giants are back home after a successful series in los angeles, taking on the pittsburgh pirates. hopefully they don't have a letdown as they return home

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samantha miranda rodriguez today with the murder of liam who stead rodriguez is currently being heldthe clark county, nevada detention center and police say that she strangled her son and left his body along state route. one 60 just outside of las vegas. the child's body was found by hikers back in may. 28th. on the news at 5 watch your step. >> while you're out walking where you need to keep your eyes out for plus resuming search efforts in the east bay how police plan to continue searching for philip. great check almost a month after he went missing and a tough decision for parents to send your kids back to school as cases surge again. what medical experts are advising after the break. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. we're getting close. now the weekend is upon us. california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yo