mcintyre's family claims..sonnel and deputies were called twice that day to report bizarre behavior by mikel, only to be told that there was nothing they could do after a cursory exam. (robin)coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... local governments are eyeing tech companies to more taxes for infrastructure. now voters in south bay city will get to decide. that story's next. new rules were put into place in san francisco for pedestrians crossing the street. but our stanley roberts always finds those ... who tend to break all the rules. here's people behaving badly. look at this i stopped to video to show you something notice the pedestrian countdown meter is at 0 and there are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, six people in the crosswa

thankfully, michael mcintyre was said to be fine.itical condition. but it was clear this was a terrifying ordeal for him and his children. david sillito, bbc news. a court has heard that an alleged taliban bombmaker was being followed by surveillance officers in the days before he was arrested by armed police on whitehall. khalid ali from north london, denies preparing acts of terrorism and two counts of possessing an explosive substance with intent. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. it was april last year, barely a month since the westminster bridge attack, when heavily armed officers arrested a man walking into whitehall. the suspect, khalid ali, the prosecution say, was carrying the three nights. —— three knives. today, brian altman qc told the jury that khalid ali had been under surveillance in the week leading up to his arrest. he'd first come to attention in 2010 on an aid convoy to gaza. soon afterwards he disappeared and his family reported him missing. he re—emerged in britain in 2016, telling police he

and the comedian, michael mcintyre, speaking to police.mmered at the window and forced michael mcintyre out of the car before robbing him. hello! unfortunately, that happens! michael mcintyre, one of britain's most successful comedians, is said to be uninjured in the assault, but onlookers said his son was clearly very shaken. then, today, this. as the pizza delivery bike pulls out, delivery bike pulls out, we see a second moped travelling at speed, after an attempt to rob a nearby shop. 0n the other side of the road, the gang were being taken on and chased by bystanders. these weren't the only moped—related crimes of the last 48 hours. however, the head of the metropolitan police speaking today to the commons home affairs committee says the number of incidents overall is declining. for the last several months we have seen a 50%, now 50%, reduction. it's coming down and down and down. we've done this through new tactics, better intelligence, more coordination, more focus in targeted hotspots. nevertheless, that still leaves the number of m

mr mcintyre got out.ery expensive watch, we do not know. witnesses say it all happened in 30 seconds and then the gang were away. m, can tie is an enormously successful comedian with his own saturday night show. —— michael mcintyre. let's see him performing at the royal variety show. i hope it goes better than the la st show. i hope it goes better than the last time i performed comedy for prince charles. i went out and raised my arms aloft. i spent the entire performance thinking i was completely stalling the gig. michael mcintyre in happier times. was this a targeted attack? did they know it was michael mcintyre in the card? we do not know. he was in a relatively affluent do not know. he was in a relatively afflu e nt pa rt do not know. he was in a relatively affluent pa rt of do not know. he was in a relatively affluent part of london in a nice car. maybe they simply targeted him for that reason. we do not know. the police call this mopeds enabled crime and it is too is a huge problem, especially in the

she said mr mcintyre was all right.h toll in guatemala from the volcanic eruption has risen to 69 — and its expected to rise higher. many people are still missing in the villages around the volcano, and search and rescue operations are underway. the fuego volcano, which is about 25 miles southwest of the capital, spilled lava into nearby communities for some 16 hours. the authorities say there is no immediate risk of a further eruption. three days of national mourning have been declared with funerals being held for the first victims. aleem maqbool reports from the capital, guatemala city. the first funerals tell of just how cruel the eruption was, and the victims it took. here they carry the coffin of three—year—old jenifer andrea morales. six other members of her family were killed, too. the volcano remains shrouded in smoke but gives away little of the sudden catastrophic violence it wrought. the land tells a different tale — scarred and suffocated by lava and ash. more eyewitness footage has emerged of the eruption.

a cell phone video shows mcintyre running from deputies just before he was shot.intyre was reported choking a woman in a car...that turned out to be his mother who denies she was choked or at risk.. she acknowledges mikel was acting strangely during the day...perhaps from a mental health episode. the federal lawsuit alleges that the families civil rights were violated because of a wrongful death at the hands of police. also part of the suit...fire personnel and deputies were called by the family twice earlier that day to report bizarre behavior by mikel, on ttold that there was nothing they could do after a cursory exam. (vicki) that was lonnie wong reporting.... the sacramento sheriff's department spokesman declined comment on the pending lawsuit. but we do know the deputies involved in the shooting have returned to work and the shooting is still under review. (pam) a major development in the shooting death of an unarmed teen.. just outside of pittsburgh, pennsylvania.. last week. the east pittsburgh officer is now charged with criminal homicide.. in the shooting

thankfully, michael mcintyre was said to be fine.lear this was a terrifying ordeal for him and his children. david sillito, bbc news. joining me now is luisa porritt, liberal democrat councillor for camden in north london. it is your borough that has more cases of this nature than any other borough in the capital. as far as you can work out, what is going on? why this spade, why this increase? well we have seen that the spate of attacks that have happened recently have been more violent nature, attacks involving knives, there appear to be links between knife crime and crimes carried out using mopeds, typically robberies. in camden specifically, it is targeted because we have a lot of tourists, quite an affluent area. there is a bit ofan quite an affluent area. there is a bit of an over spill from islington, where gangs are coming and can easily access and move between both bowlers, but it has also spilled into boroughs across london. even though my borough is still the worst affected, the trend is downwards. in parts of south london,

chairman mcintyre, a different question. data from the department of energy showed that the coldest parking lots of the country were -- parts of the country were heavily reliant on coal when they needed power the most. to me, this shows the value of fuel-secure resources to a reliable and diverse generation fleet. and i would just ask if you agree that maintaining the role of coal and nuclear power in our generation fleet is critical for resilience of the grid. >> thank you, senator, for the question. i have long been a proponent of an all of the above strategy in satisfying our nation's energy needs, and coal is and should remain a part of that mix. >> commissioner chatterjee, do you have anything that you'd like to add to the specifics? >> yes, senator. again, i think as to the lean of questioning that the -- the line of questioning the chairwoman had earlier, we need to understand from a fuel diversity standpoint, and i think we need to carefully examine the record. we did that in evaluating the doe doe noper last fall. a

if you would please lead off, chairman mcintyre. and, please note that your full statements will be included as part of the record. please proceed. >> thank you chairman murkowski. madam chair, ranking member cantwell, and members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity to appear before you to discuss the important work of the ferc. an independent federal agency that regulates aspects of our nations electric natural gas and oil pipeline industries. as you know, those aspects include the sale of lectures at the end natural gas for state commerce. the determination of whether to build natural gas terminals and interstate pipelines as well as the hydropower project. i am honored to serve as chairman. i joined ferc as chairman in december 2017. by way of guiding principles and philosophy of governance, our place great weight on the importance of the rule of law. i believe that any consideration of potential action by ferc or any governmental body must begin with a firm understanding of legal grounding, and any action must satis

also coming up, the comedian michael mcintyre has been robbed by thieves, as he waited to collect hisldren from school... we'll be looking at what's behind the sharp rise in moped gang crime in the capital. the fashion retailer, h&m, says its clothes sizes are to become bigger, following complaints from customers. good evening and welcome to bbc news. after almost 20 years of delays and bitter arguments, the government has finally given the go—ahead to build a third runway at heathrow, the uk's busiest airport. the prime minister said the decision shows the government's commitment to jobs and infrastructure that britain needs to thrive after brexit. but opponents say it will damage the environment and they plan to challenge the decision in the courts. the transport secretary, chris grayling said the £14 billion runway would be funded privately and could be completed by 2026. parliament will vote on the plans in the coming weeks. our deputy political editor john pienaar reports. after years of waiting and a few wobbles on the way, britain's biggest transport plan in years is finally in

mcintyre. please proceed. >> thank you chairman. madam chair, rank member kentwell and members of the committee. thank you for the ability to appear before you to does ferc an independent federal energy that regulates vital aspects our electric, natural gas, high tro power and oil pipeline energies at includes the wholesale sale of energy and interstate commerce. the determination whether to approve proposals to build lili natural gas. i join ferc in december 2017. by way of guiding principles and philosophies of governance i placed great waeight on the importance of the rule of law. any action by ferc or any other government al body must satisfy those legal requirements in full. i believe the policies and procedures should be efficient and effective to be sure we address in timely fashion any and all issues brought to us in our service to the public and we should review our existing policies and procedures from time to time to ensure they are best enabling us to fulfill our statutory mission a

and the comedian, michael mcintyre, speaking to police.ing him. hello! unfortunately, that happened! michael mcintyre, one of britain's most successful comedians, is said to be uninjured in the assault, but onlookers said his son was clearly very shaken. then, today, this. as the pizza delivery bike pulls out, we see a second moped travelling at speed, after an attempt to rob a nearby shop. 0n the other side of the road, the gang were being taken on and chased by bystanders. these weren't the only moped—related crimes of the last 48 hours. however, the head of the metropolitan police speaking today to the commons home affairs committee says the number of incidents overall is declining. for the last several months we have seen a 50%, now 50%, reduction. it's coming down and down and down. we've done this through new tactics, better intelligence, more coordination, more focus in targeted hotspots. nevertheless, that still leaves the number of moped—related crimes in the thousands. and hammer—wielding thieves smashing their way into a station

that is what michael mcintyre did last night in dublin.ooking good. blue skies behind me, the sign of some fine weather to come this weekend. we are expecting some showers, not everyone will catch those. let's say it is sunny spells this weekend and a chance of showers, most of them will be occurring across northern areas but in the short—term, this is what we have in the second part of the day. temperatures in the low 20s across the london area, getting up to 20 or so. the london area, getting up to 20 or so. some showers breaking out across scotla nd so. some showers breaking out across scotland and northern ireland through the course of the day and into the evening. 0vernight it is relatively quiet, some cloud floating around. some clear spells, mid—teens in the south, single on north sea coasts and then tomorrow, the focal point for showers will be scotland, it will be difficult to pinpoint where these showers will strike. and northern ireland, these could be heavy with some thunder and lightning but further south, weather is dry on sa

police got calls about mcintyre choking a woman in a car..ther... who denies she was choked. the sheriff's department says mcintyre fought with police... hitting an officer in the head with a rock and also injuring a police dog. cell phone video shows him running from deputies just before he was shot. ( darya ) mcintyre's mother says her son may have been having a mental health episode at the ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... google could be hit with a new tax... for every employee it has. ( james ) and... not even 117-thousand dollars a year is enough in the bay area. new numbers reveal what's considered low-income. a gradual warming trend is forecast late in the week and into saturday as high pressure builds over the bay area and offshore flow develops. expect low 60s-70s along the coast and upp

and the smash and grab robbery carried out on michael mcintyre.nquiry. why were they not told to get out? front page of the telegraph. the fire brigade's responds to this. while the place was on fire and burning, people were told to stay in their flats. the most worrying part of the article is quite far in. it says that the head of this report is still unclear about the basis of delaying the strategy. saying there was this significant period where people were trusting the fire service who were telling them to stay where they were. you would be terrified. you wouldn't know where to go. you would perhaps listen to the fire services. there was this half an hour delay in which it has been suggested that a number of people may have been able to escape. we know some did. either because they just to escape. we know some did. either because theyjust ignored the fire services and ran, or they were eventually rescued by the fire brigade. this is incredibly difficult to read. my first thought was to the members of the fire brigade, who you remember the image

the other front—page story is michael mcintyre, who is a victim ofa is michael mcintyre, who is a victim papers as well. 0n the back page of the guardian, a fantastic picture yesterday of serena williams just so devastated about that withdrawal from the french open yesterday, just 15 minutes before the grudge match was due to start, between her and maria sharapova. she had a pectoral injury, and she simply couldn't serve. a great image showing her anguish. she said what she was mostly disappointed about was she had spent so much time away from her baby daughter training to get ready for that match, and that's why she was devastated to have the pullout. an interesting story in the times about the 2021 lions tour, which is expected to be five weeks long and will finish just expected to be five weeks long and will finishjust a expected to be five weeks long and will finish just a week before the regular season starts. they are basically saying they are cramming too much into a short space of time and it will lead to injuries and player fatigue. the 1888 lions tour 22 man squad went away for

mcintyre says when patients, like ron, have a chronicok disease, they or anything that will make them feel better. >> so when someone offers something that really is essentially inless and cost- ee to you, with this promiseit of a miracleooks patients, it hooks them. up>> reporter: without thert of hospital doctors, ron and julie opened their clinic in 2015. they hired nurses to perform the insulin infusions and treated as many as 15 patients. two of those pients said trina was miraculous, and even extended their lives but not all saw their health improve. some, like ruby montie, suffered severe side effects. >> it was more than severe diarrhea, and i just couldn't handle it. i was getting dehydrated, andd i'd come home husband would tell me that i just looked washed out.>> eporter: investors and clinicians have opened more than two dozen trina clinics in 17 ecates. in early 2017, bss blueshield of montana was questioning the dillon clinic's reimbursement claims.ri now, thete insurer and federal authorities are investigating gilbert's billing practices. gilbert told us he did nothing

sandra mcintyre. >> and part of that conversatioo was, wou of you in this organization be the medical director if the briggses chose to move forward? and we pretty much said the sami thing, whi why would we be medical directors over a servich we don't think has scientific merit? >> reporter: the doctorsen recod the hospital not get involved. mcintyre says when patients, li ron, have a chronic disease, they look for anything that will make them feel better. >> so when someone offers something that really is, essentially painless andu,ost- free to ith this promise ieof a miracle, it hooks ps, it hooks them. >> reporte without the support of hospital doctors, ron and julie opened their clinic in 2015. they hired nurses to perform the insulin infusions and treated as many as 15 patients. two of those patients said trina was miraculous, and even extended their lives. but not all saw their health improve. some, like ruby montie, suffered severe side effects. >> it was more than severe diarrhea, and i just couldn't handle it. i was getting dehydrated, and i'd come home and my husband would t

thankfully, michael mcintyre was said today to be fine.illito, bbc news. let's cross to the house of commons where mps are about to begin an emergency debate on abortion law in northern ireland. we can now hear from stella creasy. or risk in buying those pills online and the problems that come with them. indeed seeking possibility of them. indeed seeking possibility of the threat of prosecution if something goes wrong with the bills and she seeks medical help. i will happily give way to one of my co—sponsors first. happily give way to one of my co-sponsors first. i want to pay tribute to all her work in getting this important debate and much more besides. she will know the un committee on ending discrimination against women has called the situation in northern ireland, it constitutes a grave and systematic violation of human rights. does she agree with me that it is essential we send out a message from this chamber today to any woman or girl in northern ireland that we are with you, and we will continue to stand up you, and we will continu

decided to swap competing for coaching, and teamed up with the 470 pair, hayley mills and haley mcintyre lot. i'm really excited to see where we can get to asa excited to see where we can get to as a free. if they keep going, they can have the ability to dominate as well as win a gold medal. what does the future hold for you? not out of the future hold for you? not out of the woods yet, but one of the biggest thing is dealing with it is the psychology, it does not dictate my life, cancer, it is made me appreciate what i have and look and appreciate what i have and look and appreciate and enjoy life. good to see elliot back in the sport. the next news on bbc one imean, it i mean, it is terribly nice, because you feel that hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. guatemala has asked for more aid from the international community after the volcanic eruption, which has claimed more than 100 lives. a state of emergency is in place, with rescue efforts hampered by bad weather. the volcano, 50km west of the capital, first erupted last sunday. andrew plant reports. more evacuations as the fue

my name is rachel mcintyre. i'm an owner of a certified women owned l.b.e. in the city of san francisco for the past six years. the proposed ordinance would be prohibitive to end l.b.e. ' ability to participate in public works projects in san francisco. most of these businesses cannot be sustained, especially in the early years solely by public works projects. and what this ordinance does is it would force their hand to participate or become a signatory to unions which they may not be in a financial position to do yet. and so, i believe that l.b.e.'s should be made exempt from the city wide p.l.a. ordinance so they businesses have an opportunity to be nurtured and grow and consistently with what the city of san francisco has always believed in, and purported. >> thank you. [applause] >> hello. my name is dorothy. i'm a resident of san francisco. we would like to have 100% l.b.e. exemption from the p.l.a. ordinance. we would also like a trade union to open up their membership and document to the city how they are recruiting long-term local residents who are w

brandy wine global portfolio manager jack mcintyre.i'm listening to you, jack, give me your thesis. >> you painted a great picture. what the curve is telling us, two things, one, don't worry about inflation, and hey, watch growth, and it's really to me it's a clear message and i'm hoping the fed gets it. i hope powell gets it because it's telling the fed go slow. maybe that fourth rate hike that they told us about in the dots isn't warranted. but the risk, is powell said that he might not listen to the yield curve, that gets me a little nervous. >> yeah, say exactly that. he said, i'm glad you brought up that point. let's imagine he said i'm not listening, going forward with four this year. four rate hikes this year. tell me where you are putting your clients' money in anticipation that we will see an inverted yield curve and by the way, it's not the worst thing in the world, we often get recessions after nine bull markets but prepare my viewers. >> yeah, so i like the idea of owning the long end of the curve, granted it's out before u

know 18 months away, but i don't think it has to happen. >> thank you jack good to see you, jack mcintyreriting this, as has been stated by numerous legal scholars i have the absolutely right to pardon myself, but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong? in the meantime, the never ending witch hunt led by 13 very angry coninflicted democrats a others continues into midterms, he tweeted this again, mr. president, are you watching "mornings with maria"? china already charges tax 16% on soybeans canada has all sorts of trade barriers on our agricultural products, not acceptable. that is exactly what connell mcshane was you tooking about with that soybean farmer could go to 25% the u.s. threat but could it go lower than 16%? hmm, we will be right back. >> welcome back to ennis canal court report for fox business. it was a great day for red, white and blue roland-garros two american women fst time in careers. >> to punch ticket into elite 8 u.s. open champion took 11 games of the match to wrap up the impressive win in under an hour. earlier, took care of business against romania to

we also have to talk about the comedian michael mcintyre.he issue on stage, and started off quite serious, saying it was touch and go whether he would do the show but said he wanted to do it. he confirmed his rolex had been stolen. then he said, "time as the healer. i have lost my watch. how is time going to heal? i have no idea what time it is." he also said it was not so much that fast and furious as stationery and panicking. i couldn't get my car started, it was fight or flight. get my car started, it was fight or flight. he said he could have done with the 9000 dubliners to help them out. he had to deal with them himself and it did not go well. welcomer your delivery was good! laughter thank you, our entertainment correspondent colin patterson. ageism is said to be thriving in the uk. even worse, it's affecting the health and wellbeing of everyone in society. that's according to survey of 2,000 people by the royal society for public health. it found 40% of young adults believe dementia is "inescapable" as you age. one in four think it's n

on the front page of the sun and the daily mail, a bit more of the story involving michael mcintyre.ch stolen by a knife wielding motorhead thug. they are widening this out to some of the other issues —— moped thug. they are widening this out to focus on the problem of rising crime rates in london. and this picture is on quite a few of the papers, something which happened in birmingham. the question they are asking, have we lost control of our streets? 0n the front page of the daily telegraph, that big picture, a very bright picture, and the launch of the royal academy summer exhibition. and the minister has attacked 0xbridge for its staggering failure to attract black student5. staggering failure to attract black students. they say they must look beyond exam results to achieve diver5ity. beyond exam results to achieve diversity. and i don't know how you feel about salad cream by a particular brand, but it is having a rebound for the first time since it was invented over 100 years ago, it will be renamed sandwich cream. i don't know whether the salad idea put5 people off, or what it