livingston: yes, certainly.hink that the parents need to be transparent with their children and talk about what they're feeling and what they're thinking. they're obviously exposed to it. we can't shelter them from it. they're going to be seeing it on social media, on television, and so really helping their children make sense of what's going on in the world. and if they feel that they need professional help, there certainly are resources for them in and around their communities to access. parents, really, our job is to protect our children and to make them feel safe. so one way to do it is to have routines and have, like, an environment where they feel safe and that they can talk about whatever it is that they're -- might be going through. amna: some very useful tips there. dr. mart livingston, ceo and clinical director of the san antonio counseling and behavioral center, thank you so much for your time. dr. livingston: well, thank you. geoff: recent history suggests new gun reforms are more likely to emerge ou

livingston: certainly. i think parents need to be transparent with their children and talk about what they are feeling and what they are thinking. they are obviously exposed to it. we cannot shelter it from them. they are going to see it on social media and television. helping their children make sense of what is going on in the world. and if they feel they need professional help, there certainly are resources for them in and around the care communities to access. parents, really our job is to protect our children and make them feel safe. one way to do it is to have routines and have an environment where they feel safe and that they can talk about whater it is that they might be going through. amna: some very useful tips. doctor martha livingston. thank you so much for your time. dr. livingston: thank you. geoff: recent history suggests new gun reforms are more likely to emerge out of state houses rather than washington, d.c. over the coming days, we'll explore some of the proposed and recently enacted poli

livingston has lost it completely. _ according to plan. livingston has lost it completely.the _ lost it completely. liam livingstone dazzled by the dutch _ lost it completely. liam livingstone dazzled by the dutch sunshine, - lost it completely. liam livingstone dazzled by the dutch sunshine, no i dazzled by the dutch sunshine, no breakthrough, no hard feelings. but the netherlands threatened to make him pay, as max 0'dowda swatted his way to a half—century from a promising position, though, they collapsed. pain belatedly getting his big moment although it was david willey that did most damage, four wickets as the hosts subsided to 244 all out. easy for england, well, there was a brief wobble, losing two quick wickets for the netherlands' helps slip through their fingers. jos buttler dispatching them to belgian while at the other end jason smashed his way to a stunning century. england wrapped things up with some 20 overs to spare in suitably blistering fashion. rarely has a match and a series been one quite so emphatically. andy swiss, bbc news. four—time major champion br

. >> good morning from livingston, montana.stand along the banks of the yellowstone river. the floodwaters are starting to go down we have seen unprecedented amounts of flow here in the yellowstone river. incredible damage here. the montana army national guard says over the past few days they've had to rescue 87 people. bridges washed out, roads destroyed and important link into yellowstone national park has been completely wiped out. u.s. 89 follows the yellowstone river from livingston to the north entrance of the park. national park service conducted an assessment of the road and said many sections are completely gone and take some time to rebuild. officials say it is likely the roads in the north section of the park won't reopen this season. visitors pass through livingston on the way to the north entrance. we saw incredible scenes of damage over the past couple of days. houses swept into the yellowstone river. neighborhoods inundated with all this water. now this region is known for its as a tourist destination and there a

livingston have already flooded. the local hospital which was evacuated remains under several feet of water. and now the winds are yet another force to deal with as the cleanup process begins >> reporter: but the rain did little for fires threatening communities in california a situation made even more dangerous by the mega drought stretching across the west this as record breaking temperatures span much of the country. in several cities the heat index will top 100 degrees today. meanwhile other parts of the country are bracing for severe storms that yesterday tore through the midwest. >> the whole roof fell down >> reporter: at chicago's o'hare, travelers were told to seek shelter >> they moved us away from the windows >> reporter: as near hurricane-force winds toppled trees and ripped apart homes those triple-digit temperatures expected to continue for much of the would he can for millions of americans, promise an on ominous start to what could be a summer of extremes, lester. >> gadi schwartz, thanks for more on t

we have access to get out to livingston, to stores and hospitals and things. and what we need. and there were hundreds, thousands maybe even of tourists stranded in town that had nowhere to go that had to be evacuated from the park and were just milling about. they came here on vacation, not to hang out in this tiny little town of gardner, but now go into the park. but that was a bit much for the town to handle. but most of them were able to evacuate today, this afternoon. so that was good. >> well, it doesn't look like -- obviously, the complete danger is behind you because the yellowstone superintendent is warning tonight there will be another high water event in if upcoming days. what have you been hearing from officials in your town? are they preparing? >> they are preparing, but i haven't heard that we need to be that concerned again. we haven't received any sort of evacuation order. and the river, it looks like it's at least five feet lower than it was yesterday at this time. so we're not too worried right now. we haven't gotten as much rain as we had in the previous days

but you can tell we're dealing with strong winds behind me is one of the homes that flooded in livingston you can see the front yard is still completely full of water as i walk this way, there is even more water and it's saturated. here in living ton we evacuate the local hospital and it's still under several feet of water. there are some areas where the water has started to recede and that is where the cleanup has begun. earlier today we spoke to a man jeff who lives in town his 4-year-old goes to a montessori school and last night they knew that was going to be in the flood zone. when he went there, he saw several inches of water. he spent today cleaning out the building the teacher who runs the plea school will likely need a lot of resources and help most of the school supplies like books couldn't be saved. describe what it looks like at its worse. >> last night and through the night when it peaked it was as high as those windowsills probably, a little bit below. this was all flooded out toys and stuff floating around and mud and flowing water bubbling out of the ground just because of

u.s. 89 follows the yellow stone river from here in livingston to the park's north entrance.ducted an aerial assessment of the road many sections are completely gone and will take time to rebuild. it's unlikely the park's north section will reopen this season. that strikes a blow to the town of livingston on their way to the park this region is known as a mecca for fly fisherman dan bailey's fly fishing outfitter 1938. canceling fishing excursion and concern floods will have major impact on tourism here. >> you have to respect mother nature around here, whether it's the mountains or the rivers. there is no mercy. these places are wild and free and we saw that firsthand and i think the grit of the livingston community, the park county community here and trying to put all our resources together to help where we could is pretty inspiring. >> meanwhile, the national park service had to evacuate around 10,000 people from yellow stone national park. all entrances to the park remain closed. and it's unclear when yellow stone is going to reopen. the national park service says they ha

it all starts on saturday 30th july with livingston against rangers in the lunchtime kick—off. on the second weekend of the season. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. keep across the gulf on... i'll be back on bbc news, but now it's time for all your weather with chris. hello again. a hot and sunny afternoon on the cards for most of england and wales, whereas for scotland and northern ireland, we have seen some rain this morning. that's easing away. it'll still be brighter with some sunny spells and temperatures are more comfortable, some would say, high teens to low 20s. now, the heatwave has been building across western europe. for much of last week in spain, we've seen temperatures in the hottest areas into the low 40s. it's the earliest heatwave we've seen for spain for over a0 years, and the heat has been pushing its way northwards. france yesterday saw a top temperature of a0 celsius, which was the earliest in the year that's ever happened. so, not only is the heat pretty ferocious, it's arriving unusually early

backed up in a small town in livingston, tennessee. people are a lot better cheaper than they think. go back to where they are there a lot better off. thank you. >> all right, to our lean on the pessimistic line, nurse moreno beach, florida. arlene, good morning. >> good morning. >> i. >> yes, good morning. i'm pessimistic, but temporarily. because it will be optimistic in november or whatever. but i want to ask any of the folks that are listening, are you better off today than when what you were four years ago? we have problems, and it started when joe biden started signing all those cancellations when everything trump put in order. and our white people, which get along fine with black people. five years ago, we have no relations, problems in our races until he started criminalizing the white folks. and also, i think that it would help us optimistically to have a more positive attitude that this is only, that this is only temporary. >> all right. next up is vicky on the optimistic line, in orlando, florida. go ahead. >> good morning.

livingston v rangers will launch the season the day before.y to be created — to deal with athletes complaints of abuse and mistreatment. it follows the publication of the whyte review, which found issues of physical and emotional abuse within gymnastics in britain were "systemic." i have to call it something but i do believe there needs to be an independent body because the cost of this review, the human cost, the financial cost is not one that sports can keep paying. it cannot keep paying that price. i see some kind of independent body as the next step in terms of responsible sports and i think it could happen relatively quickly because how many more times does this point have to go through this? it's horrible. you can hear more from tanni grey thompson on the sports desk podcast which is available now on bbc sounds. next to basketball and a story of how the league's worst side became champions within two years. that's the journey the golden state warriors have been on in the nba. they beat the boston celtics to win the title last night, taki

all livingston now. and we brought in a necessary management team to help us out. their focus will be on damage assessment. we still have ongoing. ory. >> no, forgive me, i am looking at damages, we see the videos of these homes being swept away, the rock coming down the mountain into the roadway. we know that bridges are gone. i mean, it sounds like an incredible undertaking that everybody has in the days ahead. can you give us a better sense as to how many houses and roads and bridges and the like were impacted? >> i can't. i don't have that number now. there's at least two homes were washed into the yellowstone river. numerous homes and businesses impacted with flood waters and that's what we are doing. focusing on today is trying to get out and started documenting that, so we can prioritize where resources are needed. >> yesterday we know people had to be rescued by aircraft. there were swift water rescues out there. take us to those moments within you were racing to get people out? what was that lik

liam livingston dazzled by the dutch sunshine, no breakthrough, no hard feelings.ry from a promising position. pena belatedly getting his big moment, although it was david willey that did the most damage. easy for england, while there was a brief wobble. but the netherlands's hopes look through their fingers. joss buttler dispatching them to belgium, while jason royce matched his way to a stunning century. rarely has a match and a series been won quite so emphatically. andy swiss, bbc news. to test cricket, where jamie overton is set to make his england debut in the third and final test against new zealand. the surrey paceman replaces james anderson, who misses out due to an ankle problem. england have already won the series, but will be hoping for a 3—0 series win against the reigning world test champions. overton has taken 21 wickets in the county championship this year and is fully deserving of a call—up, according to the captain. he's been bowling fast this year for surrey, he's been taking wickets and he's been, as i say, the point of difference. so it's great

livingston high, the hall is in your court. [ laughter ] you probably saw this online, but after roe. wade got overturned, some pro-lifers have been posting pictures of themselves holding signs like this. that say "please don't abort! we will adopt your baby." there is some other fine print, though. "offer not valid if baby is black, brown, gay, or already out of the womb." [ moans and laughter ] this is a very weird thing to do. first of all, i don't believe these people for a second. you know how when you run into someone that you only kinda know, and say something like, "oh, we should get drinks sometime!" but you don't really mean it and hope they never text you? that's what these signs are. [ laughter ] someone will ask these people to adopt their baby and the couple will be like, "oh, sorry, this month is crazy, let's catch up after the holidays." [ laughter ] and secondly, "we will adopt your baby" is one of the creepiest sentences i've ever heard. it sounds like the title of a movie starring jeffrey epstein and jizz. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] also, we finally got s

diana beckton and jay livingston are trying to hold onto their offices. >> stay tuned for our live results when the polls close at 8:00. >>> still to come, supply chain issues are coming for your clipper card. how commuters can now save money by using their phones. >>> the warriors are in boston gearing up for game 3 in the finals. so is our own kit do. >>> local animal shelters are now too full of dogs. >>> temperatures today topped out within 5 degrees on either side of what's normal for early >>> the boston celtics are one of the most iconic teams in sports. >> at least next week they are a sworn enemy. and tonight kiet do is behind the scenes for us. >> reporter: when we got to play boston, i thought it would be a hate-cation. >> reporter: describe how you feel about boston. >> some people like it, some people want to get the hell out of here. >> reporter: what does boston have that san francisco does not? >> the best seafood, the best sports teams. we started the revolution which means we started this country. it's just the best of everything right here. >> reporter: lobster rolls are

they reopened highway 89 to the north, to livingston, within a day after the water receded.orry at this time. they do strongly feel that that road is safe and will hold. regardless of what other minor types of flooding we may have in the next few days. >> i know you mentioned that, you know, you're looking at an 85 to 90% now income loss as a result of all this, and we also understand that you have a go fund me that has been started. in what ways, you know, might people be able to help you out, help support you at least temporarily, if not long-term? >> we are open. nothing here has changed. we are on very safe tested well water. we are high up on the east end of the river here in gardner. we are only 4 miles from gardner at the north entrance. we are completely open. ready for business. our cabins are gorgeous. they are just watsiting for peoe to come. the way to help, make reservations, not through third parties that most people are probably familiar with, because they keep that none until the moment our guests arrive, but if you can make a reservation in the future later

they needed a special net to find that one, and that was before liam livingstone got going, thrashing sixes off the last two balls to be the first team to reach 500. they just fell short. the crowd boo because it's only four. but they rounded things off in style. 498, a walloping one—day record, and for england fans, quite exhilarating entertainment. andy swiss, bbc news. ryan peniston's run at queens is over, losing his quarterfinal against filip krajinovic. the 26—year—old from southend made a really bright start, taking the first set, but his serbian opponent, who is ranked inside the world's top 50, dominated the next two. peniston is ranked 180th in the world and earns £50,000 for reaching the last eight, double his winnings so far this season. great britain's katie boulter was also knocked out at the quaterfinal stage at the birmingham classic. she was beaten in straight sets by the former world number one and 2019 wimbledon champion simona halep. rafael nadal says he intends to play at wimbledon after having nerve treatment for his chronic foot problem. the two—time champion ha

fox weather correspondent max gordon has more now for us from livingston, montana.ng heat wave is spreading from the south west to the east, impacting a third of the us population, experts say it's the result of a so called heat dome . very hot, dry air mixed with another warm, wet air mass from the gulf of mexico is making conditions not only very hot but also very humid americans should be worried about extreme heat because extreme heat kills more americans every year than tornadoes, hurricanes, floods and lightning combined, and it is largely preventable. well, a good number of folks are trying to stay cool. others are dealing with the aftermath of a massive flood in montana, all entrances to yellowstone national park or temporarily closed after extreme flooding. earlier in the week, park officials taking to facebook to announce several inches of rain combined with the melting of the late spring snow pack. caused the overflow. now they're dealing with rockslides and mudslides on the roadways, the catastrophic flood, forcing more than 10,000 visitors to evacuate,

there's those little winds, you shaw livingston would always tell me about the little ones during my rehab some i just will take for the rest of my life for just the small things in life that. just inspired to keep going. whether taking a picture with the. or young kid nation has no bounds. and we have fans from all walks of life. >> you talk about championship means more of the reality is every with every single one of them and has his own charity bite. i didn't. i was known to the entire feeling of after the game. because of that journey that this was the end and what you appreciate about the journey as the people that you go through with to know. >> what we've all been through in my brother went through here over almost 3 years. we would do as a team to try to retool regroup and rejuvenate where we had. and just like that. >> take a snapshot the last 3 that came out. you know, when the final horn sounded just because, you know, it wasn't just the work we put in last week. it was work we put in a month ago was the work that we started. you know, once we change buildings and trying

. >> reporter: cnbc's valley castro is in livingston, montana. >> reporter: as you can see, many homes are flooded the local hospital remains under several feet of water and the winds are another force to deal with as the cleanup process begins. >> reporter: the rain did little for fires threatening communities in california. it's made even more dangerous by the megadrought across the west. record-breaking temperatures across the country several cities the heat index was topping 100 degrees. meanwhile, other parts of the country are bracing for severe storms that tore through the midwest. >> the whole roof fell down. >> reporter: at chicago's o'hare, travelers were told to seek shelter. >> they moved us all away from the windows. >> reporter: as near hurricane forced winds toppled trees and ripped apart homes those triple digit temperatures expected to continue for much of the week for millions of americans promising an ominous start for what could be a summer of extremes. >> our thanks to gadi for the report. >>> the dangerous heat is hitting historic highs the state's power grid is b

green, shaun livingston, gary payton, and even the coach high-fiving and signing just about everything they were headed . >> we are having a great time at the printed >> must watch the parade from the back of my few pans decided to look for more creative vantage point like on top of the plexiglass bus stop, or on traffic signals, separate cisco police were out in force, on foot, horseback, and motorcycle ., there weren't any major situations on the road .7 cisco fire was also busy mostly responding to calls for sun exposure, or dehydration surprise on such a sunny day . for san francisco mayor, this first nba championship celebration in the city went well . >> this is an amazing team on and off the court . and we are so happy to host this parade . going on market street in san francisco, it's amazing pits because this wasn't just a san francisco celebration . the warriors spent 48 years in oakland, and their pans across the bay weren't about to let the city have all the pundits become this is our third parade, i really brokenhearted that is not happening in oakland . but, we are here,

fox weather correspondent max gordon live in livingston, montana. is anything better today?good morning. right now we're standing along the banks of the yellowstone river. the longest free flowing river in the united states. while the floodwaters are starting to go down over the past two days we have seen torrential flooding here. flooding that is unprecedented. what happened is we had heavy rainfall in the mountains near here that started melting the late spring snow pack and it caused the flooding that we've seen causing the banks of the yellowstone river to overthrow, washing away bridges and even washing away that house as you saw in that video right there. this forced the evacuation of yellowstone national park. 10,000 visitors had to be evacuated out of the park. at this hour all the gates to the park are now closed. no one is allowed in. although the national park service says that one group of backpackers is still in the backcountry there. they don't appear to be in any immediate danger. right now the biggest issue is the north gate of the park. highway 89 which goes

liam livingstone just missed followed.er unbeaten on 162. he made his century of 47 deliveries. narrowly missing out on his own world record. he had 14 sixes in there. the netherlands was simply blown away in reply they are 224—7. about five or six overs left to go. it�*s safe to say england are going to win that match. incredible batting display. here is the tennis. ryan�*s run at queens is over. he lost his quarterfinals. at 26—year—old made a bright start taking the first set. but his serbian opponent who is ranked in the world top 50 dominated the next two. he will rise after this week and he is the british number seven. this week and he is the british numberseven. if this week and he is the british number seven. if the first time he�*s played in the main draw up an atp tour event. katie is playing right now against the former world number one and these are life pictures from the birmingham classic and you can follow this one on the bbc sports website. she lost the first set and has been broken into second so she is sl

livingston continued in africa, and i knew something that did a very serious review in this kind of kind of go clinical won't be an a or can company is pam company. what about just took of africa? what about damages that is done to continue a practice is who is going to be responsible for the composition dakota from the to within on to me. yeah, we're just with this kind of indictment. euro has no more outstanding to begin to get caught africans as grossly corrupt. in fact, nearby we are taught to be called by the corruption of the corporation that up to my environment with someone trying to say that it is a wooton to be put off. what i'm trying to see is that we're pushing the situation while my, i'm africa mom and his grow and he's got to be caught up. you should be doing or wanting to know similar to the way who should do with evan court. you're my hope, you're my no one who does come up to be corrupt. whether there can be no you because you know those the main stories this our header with our t dot com or our social media pages, the more i just got anything great. have you with a tha

i talked to livingston and i said what is it like as a player.unbelievable to be part of this.

i talked to livingston and i said what is it like as a player. he said this is a dream and unbelievable to be part of this. >> and that shows you the awareness and what they mean and you can see the party that has ensued, really one of the coolest views you could have. and let's do it again next year. the party does continue here. the warriors, four koops in the last eight years. first in san francisco. and i know you and i send it back to you, so much fun and so grateful for the experience. >> you did a great job. and how you got this assignment of driving and reporting. a little bit more. the parade was full of highlights and we are giving you the best sights and sounds and you were live streaming for three hours? reporter: i wasn't in the parade and boy, was it great. the team's fourth koop parade in four -- eight years. since the team moved to san francisco and before the player parade was the kerr and curry wept up on stage. this was time for some reflection. >> for you fans, this is a group to be proud of and the people they are. >> draymon

and the economic relations is livingstone, know its outcome is rising. we see that many people are turning away from globalization who want to weigh multi polar world odom. of course, the creation of this new world order is a laborious process. go through and we'll go into, we're going to face many challenges on the road ahead for many factors that are still unforeseen. we cannot forecast them, but it's clear that he, it is the medium powerful sovereign state that will guide this new world or them. and these will be the nations that are not moving along a trajectory designed by someone else. this'll be individual independent, powerful nations. they will have a word to say in this a nascent new world. all them, other nations will only be, ah, will stay near prettyman, just to do it on the curve of history. and we need to feel the tied guys to, we need to see what's happening. and so we need to adapt and we need to show our national will and decisiveness. russia is answering a decisive age is the size of age as an independent country. and we will certainly

that jay borrowed this road from livingston but that just doesn't hold any water when you realize that the road is still with us so here is the john jay robe is this is in the smithsonian and it looks very much like what we saw in gilbert stuart's portrait. there are some slight differences the sleeve length is different there is an inner sleeve and an outer peace. the red is faded the white trim is there it is very similar to what we saw on the portrait. this was sent to the core in the 18 eighties. somewhere this robe came from is an academic robe and there is a story it is from the university of eden borough that gave jay an honorary degree but justices were already wearing robes so then coming from the university of dublin and then the harvard robe is one that is the most talked about the most recently published they did a war jay and degree in 1790 but there is no note he gave him any type of robe and he did not attend the ceremony so this is from some university doesn't hold water either. so eventually the robe comes back because the court can't take it so it goes to the smithson

they needed a special net to find that one, and that was before liam livingstone got going, thrashing it. they needed two sixes off the last two balls to be the first team to reach 500. they just fell short. the crowd boo because it is only four! but they rounded things off in style. 498, a walloping one—day record and for england fans, quite exhilarating entertainment. andy swiss, bbc news. the singer kate bush has reached number one in the uk singles chart with her song running up that hill, 37 years after she first released it. # running up that hill... the song has stormed to the top of the british music charts after it featured in the netflix hit tv series stranger things, introducing kate bush's music to a whole new generation of fans. it's been an exceptionally warm day in many parts of england and wales. london and the south east of england were the warmest places, with the temperature exceeding 32 degrees. a health alert was issued across those areas, with people urged to check on the vulnerable and be aware of signs of heat exhaustion. but it was much cooler across northern

premiership fixtures for the new season have been published it all starts on the 30th july with livingstonching the season. and celtic will begin their title defence at home to aberdeen on the 31st. promoted kilmarnock return to the top flight by hosting dundee united. hibs entertain hearts on the second weekend of the season. a day after adam yates withdrew from the tour of switzerland, his ineos grenadiers teammate tom pidcock has also pulled out after testing positive for coronavirus. 29 riders didn't start today's sixth stage after 16 riders quit yesterday. three teams pulled out entirely following positive cases, while another withdrew four riders including britain's hugh carthy. the race is an important warm—up event for the tour de france which gets underway in copenhagen two weeks today. golden state warriors are nba champions once again, beating boston celtics 103—90 last night for their fourth title in eight seasons. steph curry was named finals most valuable player for the first time after scoring 3a points for the warriors. it's the franchise's seventh championship overall. and

they needed a special net to find that one, and that was before liam livingstone got going, thrashingwo balls to be the first team to reach 500. they just fell short. the crowd boo because it's only four! but they rounded things off in style. 498, a walloping one day record and for england fans, quite exhilarating entertainment. andy swiss, bbc news. kate bush wasjust 19 when she achieved her first number one in the uk singles chart in 1978. she's now 63, and in the past few minutes it's been confirmed that she's back at number one, with a song called running up that hill, first released in 1985, and nowa big hit again afterfeaturing in the netflix show stranger things. our music correspondent mark savage has the details. # if only i could. # i'd make a deal with god... in 1985, running up that hill got to number three in the charts. # running up that hill... 37 years later, it's gone two better, knocking harry styles off the top spot, and it is all thanks to this. the netflix show stranger things, where kate bush's song saves the life of sadie sink�*s character after she succumbs to

liam livingston dazzeled by the dutch sunshine, no breakthrough, no hard feelings.eatened to make him pay as giles swatted his way from a half—century from a promising position they collapsed, payne getting his big moment although it was david willey that did most damage, four wickets as the host subsided to 240 for all out for that easy for england? there was a brief wobble losing two quick wickets but the netherlands hopes soon slip through their fingers. butler dispatching halfway to belgium, while at the other end jason roy smashed his way to a stunning century for the england wrap things up with some 20 overs to spare in suitably western fashion. rarely has a match and a series been won quite so emphatically. well the test side are getting ready for the third and final match against new zealand tomorrow, knowing they have an unassailable 2 nil lead in the series. that test match is taking place at headingley — the home of yorkshire cricket. they had been stripped of hosting major matches last year in the wake of the azeem rafiq racism scandal, but were reinstat

liam livingston dazzled by the dutch sunshine, no breakthrough, no hard feelings.ckets. but the netherlands's hopes look through their fingers. joss buttler dispatching them to belgium, while jason roy matched his way to a stunning century. england wrapped it up with some 20 overs to spare. rarely has a match and a series been won quite so emphatically. andy swiss, bbc news. to test cricket, where jamie 0verton is set to make his england debut in the third and final test against new zealand. the surrey paceman replaces james anderson, who misses out due to an ankle problem. england have already won the series, but will be hoping for a 3—0 series win against the reigning world test champions. 0verton has taken 21 wickets in the county championship this year and is fully deserving of a call—up, according to the captain. he's been bowling fast this year for surrey, he's been taking wickets and he's been, as i say, the point of difference. so it's great to be able to come in this week and represent england, especially in the good form that he is. there's not a better t

fox weather correspondent max is in livingston, montana.can tell us what is it like? >> yes. absolutely. right now we're standing along the banks of the yellowstone river and the water is very high but it is going down. now the task turns to assessing the damage and repairing homes that have been destroyed by this historic flooding. the montana army national guard says they have had to evacuate 87 people from the floodwaters. the city of billings had to temporary shut down its water treatment plant because of flooding on the yellowstone river and the drinking supply has been limited. the city announced the water treatment plant is back online and residents have full access to water again. in other areas, well water has been tainted by the flooding. torrents also destroyed an important entry road into yellowstone mark. the north entrance to the park. many sections of road are completely gone and take time to rebuild. the roads in the north section of the park will likely not open this season. we spoke to a father and son visiting yellowstone

. >> ambulance from the share tan county, lynn county, randolph county, livingston county, macon countyhoward county, caldwell county also transported with medical helicopters, transported medical services, provided -- responded to the scene. each agency transported multiple victims. officials from amtrak are responding to the scene and the ntsb has advised. the investigation is in preliminary stages and as more information is available we will be releasing it at that time. thank you. >> as we stressed, this is the beginning of a lengthy investigation. we have a lot more information we are seeking and need to obtain. also with me are members of the share tan county commission. we will provide updates as they're available. they can be found on our patrol's twitter major at mshp trooper b. we will be there as quickly as we can and address more questions as we get more information. thank you all for your time. we appreciate it. >> will you take some questions here. >> we will take some afterwards. >> will we take some now. >> we will try but probably not talking about. >> as many as 243 pa

in the contra costa county sheriff's race, incumbent david livingston holds a lead and for the district attorney's race in contra costa county incumbent diana becton also holding a steady lead. to san jose the first new mayor in eight years sam liccardo termed out and the field of seven whittled down to two candidates. the votes are still being counted. it appears cindy chavez and matt mahan will move on to november. the voters who opted for the others will decide between the top two. >> we are going in a wrong direction. but we and our community have the power to go in the right direction. >> chavez is a season the politician and councilmember matt mahan a relatively newcomer in politics, he's only been in office 18 months before deciding to run more mayor. >> councilmember matt mahan will be joining us live in just a couple of minutes right here on kpix. >>> for now let's get a quick check on weather and traffic beginning with first alert meteorologist jessica burch and that heat wave fast approaching. >> yes, it is right around the corner, len. let's start off with something a little

more than 100,000 of homes in london in my time as mayor, far more, i think, from memory than ken livingstoneafter 2010, a coalition government, then the labour party did in 13 years in office. so we understand the vital importance of council homes and affordable homes. actually, the interesting thing about this country is that we do have, by comparison with many other european countries, a lots of social housing. 0ne european countries, a lots of social housing. one in five homes in this country is social housing, and that�*s far more than france, germany, or most other countries. and what we want to do is make sure that we give people the chance not just to live in an affordable home, but eventually, when they want to, when they feel that their situation enables them to, to buy it! and that�*s a fantastic mobilising, motivating thing that drives people�*s thoughts and passions and engages them deeply and it�*s a very, very important change to make if you can. but of course, we will continue to insist, as i said in the speech, that there is a one—to—one replacement, so that when the sales ar

david livingston running for reelection, as you can see there he is 61% of the vote as it stands now.and nine hoping to replace livingston right now he has 39% of the vote in alameda county. the current therapy is trailing and his reelection bid. sheriff greg ahern has, uh 36% of the vote right now in the primary challenger yesenia sanchez, who's the current alameda county sheriff, division commander, is on top with 47% of the vote. greg ahern has been the sheriff with alameda counties in january of 27 just a quick reminder for you. you can use our ktvu website and app to track complete election results from the primary, by the way, is free to download from your appstore. well covid had a big election day impact on precincts across san francisco. we've had about 100. poll workers cancel, uh, their assignments due to covid related issues. and so this morning we were scrambling a bit. we had stand by poll workers ready to go out about that number. so we were scrambling to get people reassigned to those precincts and transport them from city all out to the to the to the polling places. s

they don't have livingston iguodala and all these guys they have a week. was awesome.p 2 is guy who is a lot smaller, but he's incredible defensively. they just have this defensive scheme that i think it's so good and so smart, complete with a team full of hike you guys and throw steph curry with the mix. even though he didn't make it 3 last game. but he's been incredible defensively. so i think the way that they're being able to play defense and really their main think essentially forcing a team like boston that can't really trouble to the left and forcing them to make difficult shots repeatedly really since game one has been the game plan. it's been amazing and that. so i think it's the defense that make this on the precipice of winning the 4 years. >> yeah, really speaking of draymond green, a lot of talk over the last week about his struggles, especially in games. 3, a somewhat of an improvement in game 4, 5, but what do you think the worst need from him in game 6 in order to be successful. >> i'm envisioning a dream on green lighting up the cigar during winning a

there's those little winds, you shaw livingston would always tell me about the little wins during myome i just will take for the rest of my life for just the small things in life that. just inspired to keep going. whether taking a picture with the. or young kid nation has no bounds. and we have fans from all walks of life. >> you talk about championship means more of the reality is every with every single one of them and has his own charity night. i didn't. i was known to the entire about big game. because of that journey that this was the end and what you appreciate about the journey is the people that you go through with to know. >> what we've all been through in my brother went through here over almost 3 years. we would do as a team to try to retool regroup and rejuvenate what we had. and just like that. >> take a snapshot the last 3 that came out. you know, when the final horn sounded just because, you know, wasn't just the work we put in last week. it was work we put in a month ago was the work that we started. you know, once we change buildings and trying to carry that that cha

current sheriff david livingston is running for reelection and at this point he does have 61% of the benjamin theriot has been a police officer in the city of richmond since 2000 and nine is hoping to replace living stand at this point in the evening. he has 39% of the vote. alameda county also voting in on a new sheriff, current sheriff greg hearn, is open for another term . at this point, gregory hearn has 36% of the vote, so he's in second place here to yesenia sanchez. currently alameda county sheriff division commander as you can see there in first place with 47% of the vote. this is a tight race and something we're going to keep an eye on here as sheriff ahern has been in office for quite some time there in the county. congresswoman jackie speier has represented the peninsula since 2000 and eight and now she is retiring. here's a look at the candidates hoping to replace her california state assemblyman kevin mullin and san mateo county supervisor david canada were considered front runners heading into tonight's primary. here's a look at the numbers right now. canada has 25% of

think about montana's national guard says they've rescued 88 people since the flooding began in livingstonrdon fox weather. at a burial weather. backyard weather feels like i've been a bit of a windstorm. definitely the wind stronger today, at least in this backyard around 20 to 30 miles an hour and that the windy conditions kind of linked up with some cooler air that we have in advertising all week long. they definitely the cool down has arrived. and it will continue as we head into your friday forecast. take a look at some of the highest from this afternoon san francisco 64 lots of sixties and seventies out there the warm spot still in the eighties for today out toward fairfield and antioxidant jose 74 degrees satellite. we had some fog this morning at the coastline that cleared out from the north to the south, and then up to our north. we have a big batch of high clouds approaching the area. this afternoon. those clouds will continue to be a factor as we head into tonight. and your friday there's even a slight chance of a north bay sprinkle, but the main activity will kind of be focused

there you see incumbent sheriff david livingston won his reelection outright with 61% of the vote in santa clara county. voters will choose between bob johnson and kevin jensen to replace incumbent sheriff laurie smith stepping down after 24 years. some key district attorney races in the bay area in alameda county, longtime d a. nancy o'malley is retiring. it looks like in november, voters will choose between civil rights attorney pamela price and chief assistant district attorney terry wiley, who was endorsed by o'malley. whoever wins they will be the first african american district attorney and alameda county's history. political observers say all of these local runoff races will be wants to watch closely. we should see a larger turnout in november, and that will make a difference for the two candidates who are advancing to the run offs in the races where you know one candidate didn't win outright. already contra costa county district attorney incumbent dina beckton won by a large margin over her challenger, mary knocks with more than 60% of the vote. and when it comes to turn out,

in the contra costa county sheriff's race, incumbent david livingston holds a lead and for the district attorney's race in contra costa county incumbent diana becton also holding a steady lead. so again the numbers were pretty clear after the polls closed at 8:00 p.m. but we'll look at all of them as they come in this morning, because there's still a few ballots left to be counted. back to you. >> thank you, anne. >>> now to some video from contra costa county. the vote count is an ongoing process as anne mentioned. you can see ballots being trucked in for processing. some of the results could be a while. turnout has been weak across the weekend. santa clara county reported 20% at last check. ballots cast or mailed or still being tallied. san francisco was reporting about 22% turnout before the polls opened yesterday. >> the average turnout the last three gubernatorial primaries in san francisco is 39% so we're kind of tracking along that turnout percentage. it will depend on what the turnout today is at the polling places. >> it wasn't just a shortage of voters in san francisco. nearly

liam livingston dabbled by the dutch sunshine, no breakthrough, no hard feelings. from a half—century from a promising position they collapsed, pain getting his big moment although it was david willey that did most damage, four wickets as the host subsided to 240 for all out for that easy for england? there was a bubble losing two quick wickets but the netherlands hopes soon slip through their fingers. butler dispatching halfway to belgium, while at the other end royce smashed his way to a stunning century for the england wrap things up century for the england wrap things up with some 20 overs to spare in suitably western fashion. rarely has a match and a series been quite won so emphatically. to test cricket and it'll be a family affair at headingley tomorrow. jamie overton is set to make his england debut in the third and final test against new zealand, alongside his twin brother craig. the surrey paceman replaces james anderson, who misses out due to an ankle problem. england have already won the series, but will be hoping for a 3—0 whitewash against the reignin