at the airport mark johnson. but he is here and on -- hi, mark. and we're happy to have him working hard down there for us. so welcome, mark. july 4th i went out and about in my buggy and had a ground, you know, from the ground up look at things. and i'm super, super proud of all of our members. they really stepped up and handled so much and so much at the same time. i mean, there were multiple fires going on at the same time. and we were bringing units in from all over the city. and then, of course, we had the tragic, tragic shooting of jace young and our members responded to that and did their jobs. and did the best they could for that little boy. and so it's a tragedy for our members as well. i know some of them are really deeply impacted by it. so in terms of healthy streets operation center and sort of the tenderloin issues that we've been having around homelessness in the city. e.m.s. has been instrumental in getting those 500 people off the streets into housing over the last several weeks or so. you know, we've been told that the city could

founder evil because of that with him on a personal level but you know hitler was kind to dogs mark johnson is no hitler no one's going to say that just very briefly human the people who have been in movie worrying about you know being in the guardian the usual question on things getting kind and more respectful to politicians and people seek to ban satire that is too mischa's it can sing like that and there is a bit of a crisis in that have you had to cut to the script and that's an ongoing problem because. we're all freelancers very few stars i think perhaps. you might find light creative work so might start as everybody else everybody else is free their own stuff just i've never been offered a soft job in all the years thought nearly 40 years of it work the guardian. so you're slightly below this so i'll be on the payroll something in some ways that it works to our mutual benefit because the guardian and i have mutual tonight a part of it. which is sort of gloriously showed in this most recent evans arbor though it was neither of us quite know what's going on and i don't know we're going

forcejohnson marks force johnson marks his forcejohnson marks his first year as prime minister in scotlandwork in the north of england. much of the £589 million will be used to electrify the transpennine main line between manchester and leeds. and a new "acceleration council" is being set up to speed up investment in transport. here's nina warhurst to explain more. this 589 million will begin by accelerating plans to electrify the route, the implements one between leeds and manchester were received so many. on top of that, there will double the numbers of tracks, so there's horrible times when your train get caught the behind a slow one. again, they will set up this northern transport acceleration council. what that means a senior ministers from the department for transport will be in regular contact with northern lasers to make sure these improvement happen —— northern leaders. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. the world health organisation and says intense transmission of coronavirus is not restricted to a handful of countries, but warns people not to be complacent as gl

at the airport mark johnson. but he is here and on -- hi, mark. and we're happy to have him working hard down there for us. so welcome, mark. july 4th i went out and about in my buggy and had a ground, you know, from the ground up look at things. and i'm super, super proud of all of our members. they really stepped up and handled so much and so much at the same time. i mean, there were multiple fires going on at the same time. and we were bringing units in from all over the city. and then, of course, we had the tragic, tragic shooting of jace young and our members responded to that and did their jobs. and did the best they could for that little boy. and so it's a tragedy for our members as well. i know some of them are really deeply impacted by it. so in terms of healthy streets operation center and sort of the tenderloin issues that we've been having around homelessness in the city. e.m.s. has been instrumental in getting those 500 people off the streets into housing over the last several weeks or so. you know, we've been told that the city could

far-reaching consequences of their work and digs into details of murray's life that surprised director mark johnson trop if you can get one site puts it my nose into it and what i started making do searches each city becomes bigger and bigger and bigger boats that robbie and riley heaped praise on pikes portrayal of hearing that's. >>the secret i just don't want to try to you know when you went so on. really good you believe what they're saying and what you're saying then comes naturally this is my life. >>in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>and that wraps up kron 4 news at 9. but our primetime news continues at the top of the hour fighting to reopen schools in california who is now challenging the governor's guidelines and what that group is saying about violations to the state's constitution and the movie industry is slowly starting back up and it's happening right here in the bay area we're going to give you an inside look at what shooting a film is like during the pandemic. >>those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news at 10. >>when prime time. news stations, you're watching kron 4 news at 10

founder evil because i've dealt with him on a personal level but you know hitler was kind to dogs mark johnson is no hitler no one's going to say that just very briefly and you mean the people who have been in movie worrying about you know being in the guardian at the usual question on things getting kind and more respectful to politicians and people seek to ban satire that is to mention it can seem like that and there is a there's a bit of a crisis in that how do you have to cut to news get paid and that's an ongoing problem because. we're all freelance and it's very few stars i think perhaps. you might find like creative work so my stuff is everybody else everybody else is for a lot of their own stuff i've never been offered a staff job in all the years for nearly 40 years a bit like the guardian. so you're slightly below the so obvious on the title or something in some way that it works to our mutual benefit because the guardian and i have mutual. gloriously shared in this most recent avatar but none of us know there are quite know what's going on and i don't know either who leaked it it wa

he was the 1st to give boris johnson a welcome to downing street it was said mark sedwill state is a welcome you everybody a man who sits beside the prime. minister as his most senior civil servant will soon serve no longer arguably the greatest television series about civil servants and post-war british democracy is a comedy called yes minister praised for its authenticity by prime ministers it is set to return this year in a fashion 40 years after its 1st episode joining me live from new york is its co-creator the multi award winning film director producer writer and actor jonathan len thank you so much drama coming on so for those who have seen yes minister around the world hacker would be boris johnson so mark sedwill would be so humphrey appleby what did you make of the head of britain's civil service quitting this week of course well i'm not sure that he actually quit him out for his intention to you know as an injection to get i mean obviously he pushed about bill and about it because yes minister and the instruments or was about the conflict between politicians and civil serv

. >> touch five, overview of airport division, assistant deputy chief mark johnson to provide overview of the airport division. >> good evening president covington and vice president feinstein. i prepared a powerpoint presentation. i'm new to webex. bare with me for a second. you have the picture in front of the airport. great. i start off by saying thank you for giving me this opportunity to talk about the airport division. i feel very fortunate to work with the great team of professionals with any chance i get. my grandfather said brag on them. i would like to take a moment to acknowledge the senior management team of the airport along wall the commission employees. they are incredible, absolute pleasure to work with, especially our secretary here at the airport division. i regularly speak with chief from other airports around the country. believe me, they are very fortunate work in environment here at sfgov. i thought i start off by telling little bit about myself. part twoly talk about the overview of the airport operations. that will lead me into the third and final part where i w

anthony fauci about the pandemic, and at bottom, jill biden will participate in a discussion with johnson and mark vise. key ve coverage of two hearings next week, on monday, jeff bezos, facebook's berg -- and two others appear on antitrust, administrative law as they exam dominance of online platforms and market power. at coverage begins monday noon eastern on c-span 2, and on eastern t 10:00 a.m. u.s. attorney general william barr appears before the house committee's general oversight of the justice department hearing. coverage monday on c-span 2 and tuesday on c-span 3. any time on c-span.org or listen to the go with the

. >> touch five, overview of airport division, assistant deputy chief mark johnson to provide overview of the airport division. >> good evening president covington and vice president feinstein. i prepared a powerpoint presentation. i'm new to webex. bare with me for a second. you have the picture in front of the airport. great. i start off by saying thank you for giving me this opportunity to talk about the airport division. i feel very fortunate to work with the great team of professionals with any chance i get. my grandfather said brag on them. i would like to take a moment to acknowledge the senior management team of the airport along wall the commission employees. they are incredible, absolute pleasure to work with, especially our secretary here at the airport division. i regularly speak with chief from other airports around the country. believe me, they are very fortunate work in environment here at sfgov. i thought i start off by telling little bit about myself. part twoly talk about the overview of the airport operations. that will lead me into the third and final part where i w

doug brinkley, lieutenant general mark hertling, derek johnson, kate anderson brower, and dr. harris, i really appreciate it. that is going to do it for me this evening. i'm ana cabrera in new york. i really appreciate you spending part of your fourth of july with me. our cnn special "fourth of july in america" starts live after a quick break. alright, i brought in ensure max protein to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. ♪ >> america. at a unique moment in history. on this fourth of july, a nation fighting anew for life, liberty, and justice for all, as we mark the anniversary of our independence. tonight, a holiday event,

. >>> today, british prime minister boris johnson is marking his first full year in office.ith local business owners about the effects of the pandemic. the prime minister is calling on the british military to prepare for multiple crises in the winter. his government is concerned about four problems that could happen all at the same time including a spike of coronavirus cases, a flu outbreak, flooding, and disruptions from the eu. the motor has in order to develop a contingency plan by late august. >>> the time is 6:38. a multimillion dollar project headed here. the plan to revamp them. >>> the market just opened 10 minutes ago. the dow is still down up to dear california, we know these are challenging times... and with summer here, energy bills are rising. together, we can save energy and money... by taking steps to stay ol >>> if you're going out the door, you have a traffic alern r nee blocd ound crasof thgot overturned and is stuck on its side. they are opening up lanes in the next couple of minutes so hopefully things will get a little better as you go across the span. y

at the live news desk, and we are wishing a happy university to the uk prime minister, boris johnson. it marksa one year as a minister of england after his vehicle upset university and on his day he ordered the military to prepare for what he called for a winter crisis in great britain. we're talking a combination of a second wave of the coronavirus and the seasonal flu, winter flooding and then disruptions caused by england leaving the european union. he says these things have the possibility to overwhelm national resources. we will keep an eye on that. back to you. >>> thank you, an update now on a band of reusable bags. officials say that reusable shopping bags will be allowed once again as long as residents carry them or leave them in the cart. folks will have to bag their own items. the ban was implemented in march as a way to stop the speading of covid-19.. >>> looking live at sfo, southwest airlines will begin testing thermal cameras to spot people with fevers. next month the airline will use the cameras at dallas love airport which they say is to convince people to do more. they will n

prime minister boris johnson is marking one year in office with a promise. he says he will not let coronavirus hold the country back. this comes as facemasks become mandatory friday in shops and supermarkets across england. for more, we're joined by anna stuart. she comes to us from oxford street in england. plenty of shops behind you will be affected by this. we saw spain, italy, germany, even england. do you get the sense people will comply? as we've seen in many states, are we going to expect a degree of violent resistance? >> reporter: i'm not sure about the violent resistance. we've had this rule on public transport. not violent resistance, but i'm not sure everybody will follow it. it is a requirement by law. in terms of face coverings, how many people wear them, this law is coming in a lot later than other countries. there's been a bit of a lag time. nine out of ten britts do agree with the rule. they think you should wear a facemask in public like shops, train stations and airports. only three out of ten britts do wear a facemask. this is being intro

boris johnson will be marking its first anniversary as prime minister by rewarding brexit loyalists.am is getting a peerage, the famous england cricketer. he is one of 13 new peers we learn here. but he should be stated that it is notjust conservatives, effectively conservatives, effectively conservatives who lost the whip interesting who are going to be getting peerages because ken clark, philip hammond and ed vasey arise sirand the philip hammond and ed vasey arise sir and the list also includes four by labour mps sir and the list also includes four by labourmps and sir and the list also includes four by labour mps and the influential griselda stewart, who was a prominent leader in the brexit campaign in 2016 alongside michael gove and a certain borisjohnson who is indeed about to celebrate his first anniversary as prime minister. and what an incredible year if we stop for a second to think about it. we had the beginning of his tenure in downing street and the whole fight with parliament and the supreme court in brexit, we then had a general election that he called and won handsome

. >> commissioner nakajo: is this adc mark johnson's first report of this time period? >> that's correct. his first report. officially, he's still on chief ali is still on the books until the end of the month, but chief johnson has taken over as of beginning of june, so this is actually his report. i do have a report on training. chief wyrsch has it on the airport, so we get half and half of each report. >> commissioner nakajo: i appreciate that. at some point, if it's appropriate, it would be nice fort commission to be able to see chief johnson in terms of his new roles as airport division. and in that same frame of thought, i wanted to thank chief ali for all of her services within the department, because under circumstances we're not allowed to see each other and embrace each other for services rendered, so i just wanted to put on the record of our appreciation to chief ali. >> thank you, commissioner. i must say that chief johnson, we have some connection tonight, so he was on the queue, but we couldn't connect. i'll pass the word and to chief ali as well. >> commis

johnson. >> thank you very much mark. >> let me say, let me first welcome everyone who is participating, especially doctor biden area and to make it very plain that i have been one of these working mothers and caregivers. all at the same time. so i know exactly what vice president biden means by build back better because we have the last few months we've dealt with this virus, he has taken care of aging parents. he's been a single parent. he knows just how hard it is to raise a family and to care for a family member. and he knows that americans are just trying to make ends meet. >> .. they can juggle responsibilities of work. we are here to tell you firsthand, not just for members like me but what they are doing every day. even before the pandemic, our country was experiencing a crisis. they say they couldn't afford it, they didn't have time. this is the responsibility, we have a president clearly allows us, he cares about no one but himself. it is time for us to have someone who not only cares about us, also he knows what it is like to work every day. he knows what it's like to all of a sudden hav

marking heartbreaking industry by trying to spread joy. families lined up to get free ice cream yesterday as veronica johnson marked 20 years since her two-year-old son to die from a heart condition. johnson has commemorated every anniversary with a bowl of fun in fremont. and raise $400,000 for the make a wish foundation which granted dylan's final request. >> my son received a wish 10 days before he passed away. he met mickey mouse on july 17 and died july 27. instead of being said i wanted to do something positive for our committee in livermore. truck this year's fundraiser but johnson adjusted to the pandemic energy members to donate nonperishable foods. those donations . >>> the a's did not nst the rockies starts at 6:40 tonight. >>> and a raccoon in toronto is now a hot idol. they caught him drying off on the deck before taking a few more laps. >>> in the past two hours or so, a firefighter was injured in a massive fire. alarm fire this morning that involved six commercial buildings. we'll have the latest ongoing fire fight in a live report. >>> it is a busy day on capitol hill as the attorney general william barr testifies before the house

who did johnson it certainly has a lot of question marks around it there's a war you except in government that maybe looks down. too late and it's been slow to come out of that before the virus struck johnson was absent from 5 choruses briefings i've shaken hands can decide that i was at a hospital the other night i think there were a few the wrecks if you create a virus a patient so i shook hands with everybody yet the prime minister himself became a covert victim now scaping death polls show much of the public sympathy for his plight brain rapidly it was reaction to blunders costing files of lives such as frontline health workers without protective gear and no attempts to protect the elderly in nursing homes add to that johnson is refusing to say chief advisor dominic cummings who brought down rules just. talks of a trade deal with the e.u. is stalled and johnson refuses to break his promise not to extend the talks into the year is certainly a very few bricks ultra's if you like to believe in what they say is a clean break that has been best for the british economy in the long term it i

if this is implemented, this would mark a sharp reversal for boris johnson's administration.year, the u.k. set of huawei would be allowed in the u.k.'s 5g rollout if conditions were met. risks could be mitigated while the u.k. would be able to benefit from huawei's technological advancements. that decision was strongly opposed by the trump administration as well as opposition members in boris johnson's own party. huawei has said it is working with customers to try to find a solution in spite of u.s. sanctions that would maintain the u.k.'s lead in 5g. u.s.so claims it -- that measures are not about security, but market positioning. haidi: with the pressure coming down on huawei. we are just getting breaking news coming from the australian broadcasting corporation. the abc reporting the border between new south wales and -- will close from tuesday. there has been pressure from the new south wales premier to close that border with victoria as they are seeing a new surge in cases across parts of victoria, particularly melbourne. we saw stricter restriction measures in place ther

the company to the market and they're currently also in phase 2 johnson and johnson have gone $456000000.00 american company mark they've got $38000000.00 they're also in pre-clinical trials and lastly the french company as sanofi they have received $31000000.00 and they're in phase one trials a brand. correspondent saya tab injure thank you so much for keeping us up to date . and time now for a quick break but here because when we return to cope with 1000 pandemic is ravaging the united states at a time when millions of americans do not even have a primary care physician but that could be changing soon as we go to break here the numbers at the close. world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. because there's plenty of survival guide legislation just like all the stored sampling and believe travel all the surface to. be sure it's still there are you going to get it back to back to. oh heck no it's just a repatriation scheme will look at the after 7 years. bill of the 70 year plus kaiser report. so we're. going to. leave. him on those he just came up with if you care that.

company to the market and they're currently also in phase 2 at johnson and johnson they've gone $456000000.00 american company mark they've got $38000000.00 they're also in pre-clinical trials and lastly the french company as sanofi they have received $31000000.00 and they're in phase one trials brand. correspondent saya tavenner thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but here because when we return to cope with 1000 pandemic is ravaging the united states at a time when millions of americans do not even have a primary care physician but that could be changing soon as we go to break here the numbers at the close. god. why. you cannot be bold with the f. you like iowa. so were the sinners and the search is going to be known chris mccomb good you may. remember the just going down for up with a vicar did you hear that oh. i'm talking about is a very international community a. community used to the community of going to. do this to the kids who get this this stuff study says it needs to eat. because of pollution of the one who used to look at the results for better nuchal through co

history coded 19 toweled did johnson handle it certainly has a lot of question marks around it there's a widespread acceptance and probably thinking government that the u.k. maybe looks down too late and he's been slow to come out of that before the virus struck johnson was absent from 5 crises briefings i'm shaking hands can decide that i was at a hospital the other night i think the review the rush if you create a virus a patient and i sure can deliver a body temperature. yet the prime minister himself became a coded victim narrowly escaping death polls show how much of the public sympathy for his plight waned rapidly it was reaction to blunders costing thousands of lives such as frontline health workers without protective gear and no attempts to protect the elderly in nursing homes. add to that johnson's refusal to sack chief advisor dominic cummings have broken lock down rules. talks over a trade deal with the you a stalled and johnson refuses to break his promise not to extend talks into the new year is certainly a very few ulcers if you like to believe in what they say is a clean

history covert 19 how did johnson handle it certainly has a lot of question marks around it there's awidespread acceptance i probably think in government that the u.k. maybe knocks down too late and it's been slow it's come out of that before the virus struck johnson was absent from 5 crises briefings i've shaking hands can decide that i was at a hospital the other night i think there were a few are actually if you create a virus the patients like shook hands with everybody yet the prime minister himself became a covert victim scaping death polls show much of the public sympathy for his plight brain rapidly it was reaction to blunders costing thousands of lives such as frontline health workers without protective gear and no attempt to protect the elderly in nursing homes. added to that johnson is refusing to sign a chief advisor dominic cummings who brought down rules for 6 year old talk server a trade do with the e.u. is stalled and johnson refuses to break his promise not to extend the talks into the new year is certainly a very few bricks ultra's if you like to believe in what they

really should know it was stopped from being published lots of question marks about that now though the government boris johnson the prime minister wanted to install a chairman of his choice on that committee with the belief it seems from outside circles that it was to kind of water down the outcome of the findings however the boris johnson was outmaneuvered a challenge has been voted in who is not a pet of the conservative party here in the u.k. and so the report will be published next week and we are waiting with some keen interest as to exactly what it's going to say that's paul brennan talking to us from london paul thank you very much indeed well as i mentioned to kimberly just a few moments ago or go an investigation is underway into a major hack of twitter which saw fake messages posted from some of its most famous users the companies has hackers targeted employees to gain access to twitter's internal systems or to a gate and get reports. the fake tweets were only on screen for a few minutes but long enough for people to capture screenshots of several before they were removed which is confirmed and ident

mark crumpton. the british prime minister boris johnson said today it's important to wear a face covering's in confinedces such as shops. he added in the government would be making an announcement in the coming days on whether they should be mandatory in those settings. the mandatory on that public transport, the tube, but as to the value in confined spaces where you come into contact with people you don't normally meet. what's been interesting on the face covering issue in the last several months is that the scientific evaluation of face coverings, their importance in stopping ever saw droplets, that has been growing. last week, masks were made mandatory in scotland. to follow thate story and bring you more details as we get them. prime minister johnson will launch a campaign to urge businesses to prepare for the end of the brexit transition period december 31. the survey shows only a quarter of directors say their firms are ready. british authorities say they will spend $890 million on new border infrastructure. hong kong is taking new steps to keep the coronavirus from andading, shutting all gyms ga

mark crumpton. the u.k. prime minister boris johnson is nudging britons to go back to their offices in an attempt to revive themy. he sent starting august 1, employers will have more discretion to bring workers back in. scientifictop advisers say there is no reason to change his guidance for people to work from home, if they can. the white house is drawn a line in the sand for the next coronavirus aid bill. officials say president trump could reject a measure passed by congress if it does not include a payroll tax cut. democrats and some republicans are cool to the idea. chief trump medications anthony scaramucci wants to see the president humiliated in november. he says president trump is "obviously incompetent." trying to get the republican vote for joe biden. the president called him a highly unstable nut job. scored an upset over eliot engel, a show of strength by prescription -- progressives. the 44-year-old was declared the winner of the contest, all but assuring an election in november from the solidly democratic district he represents. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg,

mark thompson. erin haynes and somebodies political contributor, jason johnson.nk you, guys, for joining me for this very somber block. erin, i have to start with you. and i hope you don't mind me revealing some of our private conversations. but erin and i are both daughters of atlanta, and we've been watching this coverage and talking and tweeting. and one thing we always said is we want to hear from folks from atlanta, from alabama, from the black southern belt of this country to talk about john lewis, so i can't think of anyone better. i want to ask you as a daughter of atlanta, what john lewis's leadership meant for the city. not just the city, but really the state. atlanta specifically, because you and i have talked about how magical ma place is, being a black-run city at every level, at the state level, at the local level, the influence that black voters from atlanta have had on the politics there. what are you feeling as we lay this man to rest? >> it's good to be with you. and it is frankly very comforting to see that congressman lewis is getting the home

history coded 19 toweled did johnson handle it certainly has a lot of question marks around it there'sa widespread acceptance and probably thinking government that the u.k. maybe locks down too late and he's been slow to come out of that before the virus struck johnson was absent from 5 crises briefings i'm shaking hands can decide that i was at a hospital the other night i think there are a few there are actually a few credible hours of patients and i sure can't deliver a body temperature yet the prime minister himself became a coded victim now really escaping death polls show how much of the public sympathy for his plight waned rapidly it was reaction to blunders costing thousands of lives such as frontline health workers without protective gear and no attempts to protect the elderly in nursing homes. add to that johnson's refusal to sack chief advisor dominic cummings have broken lock down rules. talks over a trade deal with the you a stalled and johnson refuses to break his promise not to extend. talks into the new year is funny and very few breaths it alters if you like you believ

johnson seated over here. congressman jason smith. congressman mark wayne mullen, as well as congressman adrian smith.credibly great to be back in my home state of south dakota. and it started simply a few weeks ago. it was a test. isn't that the way all of our important events occur in our lives these days? did you get my voice mail, mary? christy, texted back.es now, when did you leave it?? next second, the phone rings. it's the governor saying, mary, i have a favor to ask of you. would you consider -- and when she explained this glorious night in the plans, i said, are you kidding? i would be so honored, so happy. and let me just tell you that i am incredibly proud to have all of you, who are first-timers here, and i know there are people from all over the country visiting, because i've talked to a few of you today, and we are so happy, whether it's new hampshire or delaware, where ever you came from, you had a track. but i know you're happy to be in this great state. i have a long association with mount rushmore and it's making me mad that those guys up there aren't aging, because -- yeah. as a yo

marking the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage. then a conversation about -- >> british prime minister boris johnson took questions from party leaders and other members in the house of commons on the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic. the prime minister was also asked about youth violence and the u.k.'s health care system. >> i am going to start by calling the prime minister. i don't need any comments, thank you. i now call the prime ministers to answer the engagement question, participating virtually. prime minister? mr. speaker, i had meetings with the minister in addition to the duties in the house and i shall have further meetings today. >> last week saw the anniversary of the beginning of the battle of britain. as you are aware, these systems alone deployed 10 thousands of people across lancaster and of taken on over 250 apprentices in that part of the business this year. we hope the prime minister can come to visit, meet the apprentices and what he can to secure the key jobs to support defense experts -- exports in the programs. i have no doubt i will be coming in due course. already there are 1800 , programmer

responsible the ones who's going out here and killing wednesday marks the one year anniversary of dayvon steph. >>his mother charade johnson says she still coping with reality that her son known as day day is gone and now another young life was taken yet again, i'm angry. >>i'm angry i'm disappointed. >>her the van was a leader in a violence prevention in youth development organization in so much known as united plans in marched on wednesday and a vons memory to stand up against the gun violence plaguing the city, the main reason why we're here is what justice but unity and peace just as something they've on's family is still waiting for if you did this just turn yourself in because now i >>i know, i'm not sure what he went through nobody should have to go there. >>again one year ago dayvon high lost his life at 24th and capp streets in the mission district and you have any information you're asked to contact the san francisco police department and san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>a 44 >>put your hands up under his >>tonight we're getting a look at newly released police body cam footage from the lee hall police

responsible the ones who's going out here and killing wednesday marks the one year anniversary of dayvon steph. >>his mother charade. johnson says she still coping with reality that her son known as day day is gone and now another young life was taken yet again, i'm angry. >>i'm angry i'm disappointed. >>her the van was a leader in a violence prevention in youth development organization in so much known as united plans in marched on wednesday and a vons memory to stand up against the gun violence plaguing the city, the main reason why we're here is what justice but unity and peace just as something they've on's family is still waiting for if he did this just turn yourself in because now i >>felt i'm not sure what he went nobody should have to go there. >>again one year ago dayvon high lost his life at 24th and capp streets in the mission district and you have any information you're asked to contact the san francisco police department and san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>in the east bay a man was killed is stabbed in antioch yesterday morning on east 18th street and cavallo road. he died at the scene another man w

have clapping to mark the 72nd anniversary of the creation of the national health service. prime minister about his johnson joined the crowds in a show of support that comes as the confirmed death toll from corona virus in the u.k. reached $44220.00 the 3rd highest in the world the n.h.s. chief simon stevens said the pandemic represents the biggest challenge in the history of britain's health service. and this is knowledge as it were these are the top stories saturday saw the biggest single day rise in coronavirus cases since the pandemic began with more than 212000 infections recorded globally the majority were not in america mexico now has the 2nd highest death toll in the region behind brazil. he has more from colombia's capital bogota. there was another record day in the number of confirmed cases in mexico 6914 bringing the total number to more than 252 towers in cases the numbers keep going up in mexico also a very high number of deaths more than 500 day it's pretty much every day several densely populated apartment buildings in these turning the city of melbourne have been put into lockdown after ris

responsible the ones who's going out here and killing wednesday marks the one year anniversary of dayvon steph. >>his mother charade johnson says she still coping with reality that her son known as day day is gone and now another young life was taken yet again, i'm angry. >>i'm angry i'm disappointed. >>her the van was a leader in a violence prevention in youth development organization in so much known as united plans. he marched on wednesday and a vons memory to stand up against the gun violence plaguing the city, the main reason why we're here is what justice but unity and peace just as something they vans family is still waiting for if you did this just turn yourself in because now i >>know, i'm not sure what he went through nobody should have to go there. >>again one year ago dayvon high lost his life at 24th and capp streets in the mission district and you have any information you're asked to contact the san francisco police department and san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>from san francisco to the east bay now a man was killed in a deadly stabbing in antioch it happened yesterday morning on east 18th street