attack, links to those involved in terror attacks on london bridge and borough market in 2017all in 2019. in may 2022 on a number of occasions you were seen dressed in an armyjacket or a bomberjacket. you were expressing views about how to deal with non—believers. also that month you recorded yourself reciting words in arabic referring to jihad. you recorded yourself reciting words in arabic referring tojihad. and there are images of you with captions on the difference between the suicide and martyrdom, and with a black flag. there is a video you recorded at stratford railway station of a police officer in uniform who appears unaware of you. on that video you can be heard to say the following, "there is another one over there as well." also in may you were in conversation online with miss a. among the messages between the two of you are comments about violentjihad in syria. you write as follows, "when i arrive to the land of martyrs my goal is to die on the battlefield while trying to kill the coufal. if you can encourage me to do that, ijust coufal. if you can encourage me to

but maybe london bridge, right? i mean, golden gate. yeah. on game i'll take the golden gate. okay?h, ok? all settled a guys is that time of year that things start to heat up in the tropics and? >> well, we've got an early season storm we're watching right now. this is brett still kind of a ragtag system you can see trying to put itself together there. but this is very early in the season for tropical development. the waters are running extremely warm this season. here's the very latest on bread. it is a tropical storm winds of 40 miles per hour as that system begins to make its way toward the lesser antilles. it will continue their likely gather some strength and then start to interact with the islands. but watch the track here right late thursday. that storm system coming near sam lucci. also martinique and possibly moving on through anywhere in that area. that cone it could attract in those directions. certainly a possibility of a dangerous storm. and then it begins to make its way into the middle of the gulf of mexico. and that's where it will remain to be seen where exactly it

. >> notable faces included sentences go mayor london bridge, and former house speake nancy pelosi. >> it gives me pride and joy and respect for our community. am so excited that people are so optimistic this year, in the light of challenges that we face, but we are proud of them. they represent our sentences g values. >> if you missed yesterday's special coverage, you can still see our pride month stories on our website, kpix.com, and also streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> still ahead, neighbors and frustrated worried about the fourth of july. trying to get ahead of the fourth of july an fireworks that could be set off >>> the city makes a pitch to have a team of >>> our bay area ballparks wer quiet today with both teams off the giants are coming off a los to the diamondbacks but they have taken 12 of their last 14 games. the a's are back on tomorrow after finishing their series in toronto with a loss. now that the a's have their sights set on san jose, there is one giant optical in the way >> reporter: over the years, sa jose has tried to lure professional baseball here, first

at london bridge station, no trains at all. workers out on picket lines again like these in birmingham and newcastle. for rail users, frustration. >> just terrible, inconveniences everyone. >> how much they get paid. i think it is entitled, get a new job. >> it is important to strike, but important situations like this can be trite especially when the rail prices are going up. >> drivers say the dispute is not only about pay, but protecting working conditions. no signs at the moment they were close to being over. these strikes have come. the latest proposals from the train companies. >> the offer involved a 4% pay rise dependent on changes designed to make driver crane -- training quicker. if changes for they -- a contractual commitment to work sunday shifts and giving employers full control, that is very reasonable insists the rail industry and government, adding it would take the average salary to 65,000 pounds. the union argues it contains things it can never accept. big events including the fa p l dan saturday's strike. the

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sentenced, bank to get a fixed term, but the experience judge is the one who as coroner sat in on the london bridgettack inquest, on the fishmongers' hall attack inquest, in which he sat through extensive evidence about how people remained radical in prison and about how the fishmongers' hall attacker then came out of prison and find it again and killed two people. that's why he has passed this discretionary life sentence with a minimum term of six years. fine discretionary life sentence with a minimum term of six years. one of the interesting _ minimum term of six years. one of the interesting aspects _ minimum term of six years. one of the interesting aspects of - minimum term of six years. one of the interesting aspects of this - minimum term of six years. one of the interesting aspects of this case | the interesting aspects of this case is how his mother, matthew king's mother, alerted the authorities after she became worried about his behaviour and she was praised by the judge. behaviour and she was praised by the “udue. , a behaviour and she was praised by the 'ud.e. , ~ ., �* , behaviour and

— vegan bodies wandering over london bridge and this guy getttng— london bridge and this guy getttngthey are doing some kind of social good. steerty— doing some kind of social good. steerty. tney— doing some kind of social good. clearly, they don't— doing some kind of social good. clearly, they don't have- doing some kind of social good. clearly, they don't have jobs to do because otherwise they would actually working . they're actually be working. they're just sitting there doing this silly . i that silly stuff. look, i think that what's wrong with the why are they rising? i know. i i do in tnts— they rising? i know. i i do in tntssountry. — they rising? i know. i i do in this country. i— they rising? i know. i i do in this country. i do- this country. i do fundamentally, look, i'm a libertarian. fundamentally libertarian. i fundamentally believe right to protest. believe in the right to protest. i the right call i also have the right to call them idiots and they are them idiots for it. and they are live five. what do you think live at five. what do you think etout— live at five. wh

justices what london bridge is doing. they're taking away ourselves to give to someone else. it's really sad when you think about it. and according to my middle school. hoover um, math teacher. you cannot mess with kids. that's unnecessary kind of evil. um please vote no on both propositions. and. i'm so thankful. perhaps my mom was hospitalized last week, and i'm using all my prophecy money, too. pay for her, um, impatient tells and that wasn't what i was you i wanted to go back to school, but you have to do what you have to do. thank you. thank you for sharing your comments with the committee coming from the next speaker, please. hello, supervisors. my name is anna wilder. johannes and i live and work in san francisco district five. i was a preschool teacher for over six years. i stand before you today asking with hundreds of others that you vote no on the sublease ordinance and not entertain any subways, proposals or amendments. the early childhood committee over three and community sorry over 300 last week over 300 today and hundreds more in classrooms right now stand beh

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london bridge. — westminster bridge, london nridge. se— westminster bridge, london nridge. sd ii— westminster what's emblazoned on on their tops and they will have known then grace o'malley . kumar known then grace o'malley. kumar so there we're talking about two young women here who knew one of the victims. it's important, isn't it? and you must have come across this in your time working in this field. how important it is to not only look at the bigger picture , but to realise bigger picture, but to realise the impact this has on on individuals and to realise these and to take check of the victims of this as, as real, real people whose loss will have a huge impact on communities. that's right. i mean, you know- ist rt“ t ’“ c that's right. i mean, you know there's a right. i mean, you know there's e diiierenee— right. i mean, you know there's a difference between a sadness end— a difference between a sadness end e— a difference between a sadness end e iregedy— a difference between a sadness end e iregedy. — a difference between a sadness and a tragedy. you— a difference between a sadness and

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, then to— van into people on london bridge, then to disappear and town— bridge, then to disappeariizzz siztz igizi just forgotten actually what it was. �*syiizzz siztz gizi ash; was. okay. well, there we go. we know you've been you've been talking for quite a while there, so i will i will forgive you on all of that. but i think what annoys me this idea of annoys me is this idea of lessons learned. okay. because there haven't lessons there haven't been lessons learned. and learned. it's all very well and good. now, at this good. now, looking at this situation and my situation in france and my initial to what initial response to what happened france there where happened in france there where this went on the rampage happened in france there where this a went on the rampage happened in france there where this a knife it on the rampage happened in france there where this a knife and the rampage happened in france there where this a knife and he'd'ampage happened in france there where this a knife and he'd beenige with a knife and he'd been rejected as asylum seeker rejected as an asyl

— took on the three terrorists at london bridge and delayed them but london bridge and delayed applauding you and saying here, here. ' “t: and saying here, here. and i turnt— and saying here, here. and i tntnt wntt— and saying here, here. and i think what you're saying is basically, if the police were armed, they wouldn't have a suspect in custody. he would be he would be dead now . but as he would be dead by now. but as i understand it, it is police officers themselves on the beat on the ground that are against being armed . well, that's not being armed. well, that's not necessary . true.— being armed. well, that's not necessary . true. i— “g : well, that's not necessary . true. i mean, having necessary. true. i mean, having tron tne— necessary. true. i mean, having come from the metropolitan rotte— come from the metropolitan rottee tnt— come from the metropolitan police and in— come from the metropolitan police and in the london, i can remember the _ police and in the london, i can remember the polling where the nttortty— remember the polling where the nttonty ot— remember th

but along with the london bridge attack links to those involved in the terror attacks on london bridge miss say or a british marine. miss say also responds with encouragement to that. and in graphic terms, you also sent her an audio message in which you include how you would get two marines in a room and then then to rape each other. there are references to shooting them in the head and eventually beheading them. the chat between the two of you continues about violence and mutilating people . on the 17th mutilating people. on the 17th of may, having attended the mosque, there is footage taken by you of being close to and by the gates of the barracks of the seventh rifles regiment . your seventh rifles regiment. your actions that evening appear to be reconnaissance , but later be reconnaissance, but later that evening you make a google search on your mobile forjihadi search on your mobile for jihadi jack and jihadi john. in the early hours of the next day, you carried out more internet searches for salman abedi and also . on 711, the police forced also. on 711, the police forced entry t

tower bridge in central london. all goes well — the finish line for a journey of 2,000 miles around great britain. this is known as the world's toughest rowing race. for a reason. amy is the youngest crew member, but is the only one to have rowed across the atlantic ocean. this is so much tougher than the atlantic. navigating busy coastal waters can be more dangerous than following a course through the open sea. the land, the ships, you've got rocks, you've got islands... it's just so much more complicated. last year, all three boats that attempted to go round britain had to be rescued in the irish sea. the waves were huge — you know, like three stories high. 0h, here we go... emma somehow kept on filming as her boat capsized. this year, she's the skipper, and if the six women make it back to tower bridge in under 51 days, they'll be record—breakers. this is a nonstop challenge which means the crew are going to be taking it in turns — rowing for two hours, then having a breakfor two hours. let's just take a quick lo

tower bridge in central london.rney of 2,000 miles around great britain. this is known as the world's toughest rowing race. for a reason. six! six knots! amy is the youngest crew member, but is the only one to have rowed across the atlantic ocean. this is so much tougher than the atlantic. navigating busy coastal waters can be more dangerous than following a course through the open sea. the land, the ships, you've got rocks, you've got islands... it's just so much more complicated. last year, all three boats that attempted to go round britain had to be rescued in the irish sea. the waves were huge — you know, like three stories high. oh, here we go... emma somehow kept on filming as her boat capsized. this year, she's the skipper, and if the six women make it back to tower bridge in under 51 days, they'll be record—breakers. this is a nonstop challenge which means the crew are going to be taking it in turns — rowing for two hours, then having a breakfor two hours. let's just take a quick look at the living quarters

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the labor mayor of london is tting it up, imposing the charge against the overwhelming views of residents and businesses. it is disappointing he's not listening to the bridge public and the public in london. 's plan to raise costs on working families is backed by the leader of the opposition. >> thank you, mr. speaker. you talked about the child poverty coalition. your government and austerity measures have closed 4. 2 million children into poverty, 70% of them in -- 42% living in poverty. 7% since 2015. can the prime minister commit to a two child limit? .. meet with anti-poverty organizations? >> mr. speaker, i'd just like to gently point out to the honorable lady that there are, in fact, 400,000 fewer children in absolute poverty -- [inaudible] and we also know, mr. speaker, work is the best route out of poverty for families. the work is the besth route out of poverty for families. so with employment at the site yesterday at record levels i believe there are now over 600,000 fewer children and working households and in 2n specific policy that she raises it ensures fairness, mr. speaker, but asking families on benefit to make the same financial decision

justices what london bridge is doing. they're taking away ourselves to give to someone else. it's really sad when you think about it. and according to my middle school. hoover um, math teacher. you cannot mess with kids. that's unnecessary kind of evil. um please vote no on both propositions. and. i'm so thankful. perhaps my mom was hospitalized last week, and i'm using all my prophecy money, too. pay for her, um, impatient tells and that wasn't what i was you i wanted to go back to school, but you have to do what you have to do. thank you. thank you for sharing your comments with the committee coming from the next speaker, please. hello, supervisors. my name is anna wilder. johannes and i live and work in san francisco district five. i was a preschool teacher for over six years. i stand before you today asking with hundreds of others that you vote no on the sublease ordinance and not entertain any subways, proposals or amendments. the early childhood committee over three and community sorry over 300 last week over 300 today and hundreds more in classrooms right now stand beh

express themselves does not give us an up licensed to mayor london breed spoke to the crowd bridgingity. we need to not be afraid. >> to talk about mental health, we need to not be afraid to say something is not right. and i don't quite know what to do. hope everyone. >> everyone's love. we want to do is figure out a way to to get to inside of us. something is going on the center's for disease control and prevention says suicide rates increased about 36% from 2000 to 2021. the year to right. and san francisco fleet to right >> a concord family is shaken up after a car smashed through a wall of their home. and we're learning this isn't the first time in something like this has happened. and the host says early friday morning she was asleep with her daughter and 3 grandchildren when this crash happened. she believes 2 cars were racing on clayton road and one of the drivers ended up losing control, jumped the curb and then went airborne into the house. >> the picture still flashing in my mind of the car coming through the wall. you know, the plaster glass from the window breaking flying

months mike mountain is a senior will studies fellow at kings college in london, the austin, who he thinks was behind the band bridge. i'm 90 percent show that this is the russians. and there was a slim tell us that it happened by accident because the st structure had been weakened by previous minish activity. but if you look at the timing way, ukraine is moving to a new phase of its counseling fences. and also the fact that a lot of this was a, is going to have a huge amount of terry. an impact is also taking out some ukranian positions on the islands in the middle of the river. i think that's what the russians were intending . but i think it's also important to note that i don't think that the russians expected it to be this big of this serious. i think they wanted a small floods that would take out those. you kind of positions, but this ended up being something much bigger. me, now, you credit president problem is a lensky said and is not the address that this will not stop you find from taken back occupied territory. how is this likely to change quite literally the shape of the battlefield? so i think e crane ha

london. thanks between now and bridge man has been arrested and so off he tried to climb south korea's toilet skyscraper. the 123 story looked a well town style forest of george king thompson, to stop his ascent. once he reached the 73rd floor, he may decline without any equipment in 2019. he was arrested in jail for 3 months . the plumbing building were in at the moment, the shot and not a fit for me on tanf the news out of the back. remember with more news likes watching the the, wherever there are people. there are stories, stories that must be shared. it's my biggest responsibility to speak to my people. they have coming from a place where i believe they have more to learn and they can do better that need to be part of this change award winning filmmakers from around the world presenting tales of true life. the witness on jersey, the african narrative from african perspective. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is key is you to, to show documentary spine african filmmakers from ivory coast. and the sea turtle got an estimate in zambia, a new series of af

kherson region, volodymyr saldo, on the video he is on the chongar bridge after the attack next the senseless action of the spider from londonby the kyiv regime does not solve anything for the results of the special operation, it is completely meaningless, what word is there in the ukrainian language, so simple, it will hurt today , exactly 22 june, this is a hint. of transport of crimea, mykola lukashenko has already stated that it will take no more than a few weeks for the complete restoration of the bridge, the spokesman of the russian president , dmytro piskov, noted that the kremlin does not comment shelling of the chongar bridge, the situation has already been commented on in the ukrainian intelligence, the representative of the gur, andriy yusov, in a comment on the 24th channel, noted that if the stars light up, it means that it is necessary for something , and to analyze from the point of view of military expediency the things that are happening in the temporarily occupied territories. i think that we will after these territories will be liberated, what will definitely happen. now the work is ongoing and it will be

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bridge. top seed carlos alcaraz is into the quarterfinals at queens in london. bulgarian grigor dimitrov in the last eight. adrian mannarino is also into the last eight. the frenchman, who is ranked 46 in the world, knocked out american third seed taylor fritz. mannarino now faces australian alex de minaur. ireland's leona maguire has made a promising start to the second women's golf major of the year, the lpga championship in newjersey. she holed four birdies on the way to finishing two under on her first round. that's left her tied second, one shot off the lead. she's hoping to become the first irishwoman to win a major. mel reid meanwhile is the highest—placed briton tied 15th. there was heartbreak for rory mcilroy at last weekend's us open losing byjust a single shot. but the world number three was smiling again this evening after finally hitting a hole in one on the pga tour. it's taken the northern irishman 3,532 attempts, but he finally got lucky at the eighth at the travelers championship in connecticut. to rugby league — and hull fc didn't have to wait

khalfin valeria polukhina ilya fedosov and viktor hoodie ntv london tv company the crossing connects the peninsula with the kherson region. now the bridgeed specialists. the damage has already been estimated and the repair will take several days, while it is possible to travel from one region to another along alternative routes . there is enough food in warehouses in the crimea and the kherson region. there are stocks of products, but if necessary , deliver them in other ways earlier on the plans. kiev to strike at the crimean infrastructure. sergei shoigu reported at a meeting of colleagues and departments of the minister of defense, he promised that such provocations bezota will not remain in the zaporozhye direction of the special operation of our military successfully repelled the attack of the nationalists in combat. the task was attended by infantry , gunnery crews and strike aircraft, as a result , the enemy lost his stronghold. and with it, supply depots, tanks , armored personnel carriers, infantry fighting vehicles and four howitzers, and under coal fire, russian troops stopped several sorties of nationalists at once. along wi

bridges. the world bank says the estimated overall cost of rebuilding is at least $411000000000.00 over the next 10 years. that's bringing correspondence. farragut mass in london may connelly and cave to get some analysis. spirit of the british prime minister has promised you create a multi year support approach. what exactly does that mean from in this? as soon as i can, everyone who has spoken here at the conference that really stressing that the support is short term. there is a need to help the ukraine in the here and now to rebuild the infrastructure, rebuild the bridges underwrites. but also that there is a lead for the need for the long term recovery. and this is really what the conference is focusing on the focusing on how can businesses help, how can business is be coaxed into supporting ukraine in the short, but also in the long time. and one instrument that will be discussed here is the so called new insurance. so we ahead and the in london, well of course, the city of london, there's a great expertise in doing it. that is, that is that and ensuring investment overseas. so this is something that is in the conference we, she soon said will be really

bridge . the crimean authorities say that everything is fine with logistics. authorities, the ukrainian prime minister said in london at a conference on the restoration of ukraine that a counteroffensive will take time and called for patience, western sources of the sinn channel say that the counter-offensive operations of ukraine have less success than expected, and the russian troops turned out to be more competent, on the contrary, what changes on the front do we have in a day, let's talk further against the background of the statement about a possible terrorist attack that the russian forces are planning from the words of the ukrainian president and intelligence on the zaporizhzhia npp ministry of health i of ukraine provided recommendations on what ukrainians should do in the event of a radiation accident, how high are the chances of a revolution and should we prepare for this already? if you watch us on youtube, like us this video, share it with your friends and comment on what you saw, in particular, write in the chat whether you know how to act in the event of a radiation accident, the armed forces of ukrain

bridge the plot to dismantle the grades on itself. the investigative groups editor in chief mex blumenthal, believes london is targeting journalists because they are exposing violations of international domestic law. so this was, in my view, political repression by the british state, which has no really speech protections against a journalist who has been exposing, in, meticulous and completely factual fashion how british intelligence has been violating international and domestic law in order to carry out some very dark machinations what kid hasn't done is broken any laws are violated any journalistic ethics. what he's done is standard practice, even at legacy wester. newspapers like the washington post and the new york times. this was a baseless interrogation. it was a fishing expedition by british intelligence. they're going after journalists, who are dissenters, dissidents, and who are exposing their own violations of international and domestic law. we've received the outpouring of solidarity and support, and we're hoping that groups like the reporters without borders, will weigh in here. i know kits been in contact with them that othe

london, and there -- there is a cost. to getting into new york city, based on almost every single bridge but, again, another stupid idea from >> no wondered you see exodus out of new york city to live elsewhere, from subbushes to florida. >> a musical as if vel over the weekend makes a big buzz this morning stay with us for this. ♪ ♪ ... ♪ ♪ maria: and this is "the big buzz" of the morning, an emotional moment during singer lewis c. pali's concert over the weekend who was unable to sing one of his hit songs after losing his voice. fans quickly realized what was happening, and they began filling in for him, as the band played. the 26-year-old revealed he is taking a break from touring for "the foreseeable future" as he struggles with tourettes and faces mental health issues. tiana, this was so emotional because people realized he was having a problem on stage and they all started singing for him >> just as you can judge a man by his enemies you can also judge an artist by his fans and the fact that there wasn't this diva response. they came in and they supported him. i love to see that. that's the sign of an artist cultivati

london breed hit those two points. when i see anyone that is visiting or coming to visit me, it's cable cars and golden gate bridge. >> and buying a san francisco sweatshirt because they didn't realize how cold it gets. >>> we have warmer weather on the way as we roll through the next couple of days. something fun tonight, take a look at the satellite radar picture. check it out. it is, yes, check your calendars, it's june. we have rain-snow mix happening over mammoth mountain today. right now it's mainly rainfall, but just off to the south, more of that rain-snow mix. and mammoth mountain, now open for skiing right through july. north, lake tahoe, palisades, expected to stay open through the fourth of july. so just incredible to see this. it's been a wild and wacky year, and it just continues. all of that activity is coming from some thunderstorms here over the sierra. we do expect this to stay there as we roll through tonight. look at these lightning strikes. a couple hundred of them this afternoon. so we are looking at flood watches that will be possible as we continue through this evening for the sierra. otherwise

bridge. the chp says they pulled over a car with 2 juveniles inside for a vehicle code violation and found 2 pounds of fentanyl. plus, san francisco mayor londonding her pilot program that includes arresting people for public drug use. she says, though, treatment and compassion care, compassionate care are at the forefront. arrests still need to be made because people are breaking the law and need to be held accountable. and more than 16 million us adults are still living with long covid some bay area. patients tell kron 4 news that they're dealing with permanent loss of smell or nervous system disorders. again, it's a story we're following here for you today. a power outage at san francisco international airport. lau. he he never see that right. >> it's been resolved now around 10 o'clock last night. >> they had this power outage. just bizarre. >> so this is what it looked like. i've never seen anything like this in all my traveler shared this video with us at airport. that is weird. dozens of people in the dark waiting for a flight wondering how am i going to get my play ticketing baggage? all that was affected and there's no word now on eve

bridge, and even a plot to dismantle the grading so itself. well, the investigative groups editor in chief max bloom and tell, believes london is targeting journalist because they're exposing violations of international and domestic law. so this was, in my view, political repression by the british state, which has no very speech protections against a journalist who has been exposing, in, meticulous and completely factual fashion how british intelligence has been violating international and domestic law in order to carry out some very dark machinations what kid hasn't done is broken any laws are violated any journalistic ethics. what he's done is standard practice, even at legacy wester. newspapers like the washington post in the new york times. this was a baseless interrogation. it was a fishing expedition by british intelligence. they're going after journalists, who are dissenters, dissidents, and who are exposing their own violations of international and domestic law. we've received the outpouring of solidarity and support, and we're hoping that groups like the reporters without borders, will weigh in here. i know kits been in contact with them t

london. hello marina, and can i ask you, is i the side actually gaining an advantage from the situation that's been created by the stand bridge a good day? well, those sites would have an advantage depending on how you're located right now as rescue workers are trying to help the effective population. and it's a tragedy. the military operations are still ongoing and for the russian side, obviously, damn preaching has been done throughout military history. and so that would be for the russians to stop any, potentially praying in advance in that direction. basically leaving you, bringing troops in a swamp and for the ukrainians type. and again, this would, this drive to the russians as has already been shown, some of the russian defense is on the other bank calls the river on the eastern bank of the paper river have been washed away. so either way, both would be benefiting it is not clear which side is behind it. however, as it's happening, both sides are trying to capitalize on the situation and to, to take advantage of it. and in the ways that they, they can, i wanted to ask you about the fact that the russian president vladi

the program. london is hosting an international conference to raise funds to rebuild ukraine, even though the war is ongoing. officials say that some need can't wait. schools, roads, bridges, rail lines, and stations all need rebuilding huge areas of farm, land and farm equipment have been destroyed. the world bank says that the estimated overall cost of rebuilding is at least $411000000000.00 over the next 10 years. now let's bring in some live pictures here. what you're looking at is the view of the conference coming in from london. as you can see, people are taking their seats and in just a few moments we are expected to hear from the british. prime minister wishes to knock your current in president lowden, where's the lensky and the european commission president are still a funder line. we are going to be taking those speeches for you live here on dw news. and as we wait for them to take to the podium, let's bring in now d, w. 's bear, good mass who was standing by with us from london for more on this recovery conference. so tell us a little bit more about what is going to be discussed today. um, with regard to ukraine, very good. it's. it's a very big conference. we

here's westbound 80 at the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on and there are slow spots but no surprises. >>> san francisco mayor londonreed confirming a $30 million boost to go to buying and installing 18 electric charging stations and the rest of it would go to renovating the current stations. muni is testing the electric buses on congested hilly routes. >>> ahead on "today in the bay," the condiment conundrum one company is weighing in on ahead of the fourth of july holiday. see if you agree. >>> today is the busiest travel day for the fourth of july holiday weekend as cancelations and delays build up nationwide. what you can expect if you are heading to the airport today. >>> a quick reminder, you can take us to the airport or wherever you go. wherever you go. a lot more news ahead -we're done. -what about these? looks right. nooo.... nooo.... quick, the quicicker pickerer upper! bobounty absororbs spilills like a a sponge. and is 2x x more absororbent so you canan use less.s. bounty, the ququicker pickcker upper. bug spraray works bebest... when youour family actuallyly wears it.t. ♪♪ get ododor-free eight hohour

london lake no, no, grayling dancing lake usually goes there. it's just that they used to take children there too there was a children's camp. but it so happened that the bridgeere, he burned down, and the new brain that he built collapsed and now it’s like such an access right to get there, of course, it’s also very difficult, but there are also very beautiful places, pristine view directly. i advise you to stay there. thank you very much for the tip, as they say in such cases, but uh , you have such a musical family, because your mother, uh, teacher of a music school, yes alena has been working for a long time. like you said, you have to do what you love. yes i do my favorite thing, i've been a pianist since the age of 5. they always send children, we send children together, so that children choose their own business in life , but it turns out that children choose, mainly music. we already have, uh, our second son is graduating from a music college here. for now, he even writes music himself, and the eldest son is already sitting in several orchestras. yes, i work, you see, with a big break, if the children i had a huge break in work. but now, uh, 7 years a

bridge, and even a plot to dismantle the grease on itself. the investigative groups, the editor in chief mux blumenthal, believes london is targeting journalist because they're exposing violations of international and domestic. so this was, in my view, political repression by the british state, which has no very speech protections against a journalist who has been exposing, in, meticulous and completely factual fashion how british intelligence has been violating international and domestic law in order to carry out some very dark machinations what kid hasn't done is broken any laws are violated. any journalistic f attics. what he's done is standard practice, even at legacy wester. newspapers like the washington post in the new york times. this was a base list interrogation. it was a fishing expedition by british intelligence. they're going after journalists, who are dissenters, dissidents, and who are exposing their own violations of international and domestic law. we've received the outpouring of solidarity and support and we're hoping that groups like the porters without borders will weigh in here. i know kits been in contact with them that

bridge big story and even a plot to dismantle the greys owing itself. while the investigative groups editor in chief mux bloom intel leaves, london is targeting during list because they are exposing violations of international and domestic law. so this was, in my view, political repression by the british state, which has no really speech protections against a journalist who has been exposing, in, meticulous and completely factual fashion how british intelligence has been violating international and domestic law in order to carry out some very dark machinations what kid hasn't done is broken any laws are violated. any journalistic f ethics. what he's done is standard practice, even at legacy wester. newspapers like the washington post in the new york times. this was a baseless interrogation. it was a fishing expedition by british intelligence. they're going after journalists, who are dissenters, dissidents, and who are exposing their own violations of international and domestic law. we've received the outpouring of solidarity and support, and we're hoping that groups like the reporters without borders, will weigh in here. i know kits been in contact with

bridge. dion: that's since you question what do you do to fix that image, because i remember london breed had tweeted just days ago that ai was bringing new technology and a new influx of the city. how do you reverse this -- into the city, how do you reverse it? >> you have just -- to make the city safe and clean. you have to say that this is the exception. we are at this place right now, not just a san francisco, it is all over the country, just look over the weekend at the various shootings that occurred in different cities, is that it is not isolated. it is becoming more common. ghost guns are out there. people have them, it is not automatic weapons or assault rifles, this is hand targeted shooting between people, possibly gangs. people caught in their love it. dan: something like 130 two people killed by gun violence this weekend around the country cleared --. what does it take to solve the problem and solve the image problem san francisco has? city hall, the police department,? >> all of the above, also the people of san francisco and the merchants. everybody has to say enough is enough.

the guardian is one of several papers to show pictures of harrison ford and phoebe waller—bridge at the londony — we'll have more on that later in the show. this is a picture from the times online this morning, it's a cloud that looks like a dog. it was taken from a plane as it flew over portugal. it has taken me a while. it has taken me a while. it looks exactly like a dog. i think it is a poodle. the head on the left, the tail on the bottom right. a lovely cute here. you can see it said. it is, infact, a lovely cute here. you can see it said. it is, in fact, just a gorgeous cloud somewhere over the mediterranean. if you have got any pictures of clouds that look like anything, keep it clean, send them into us. one more story i know you find about burgers. this story in the telegraph today quoting a michelin starred restaurant tour in new york, david chang, who says we should not be barbecuing burgers because they are not meant to be barbecued. too much fat, they burn... he is talking about frys. i! fat, they burn. .. he is talking about frye— fat, they burn. .. he is talking about fora-— fat,