pm johnson: she is a great champion from the old valley, and i will make sure that she gets a many -- a meeting for -- with the minister for leveling up at the earliest opportunity. >> thank you. the public clearly thinks that the government has lost the plot over the cost-of-living crisis. the prime minister will be aware that the average salary for a nurse is $36,000 in for a primary teacher they are 38,000 pounds. they are struggling to pay rent and mortgages. given that they can barely afford a 150,000 pound mortgage, can you tell this house how he can afford 150,000 pound treehouse? pm johnson: what i can tell you is up and down the country, rather than talking about fantasy infrastructure i can talk about real infrastructure. we are helping level up the people to 260 billion pounds of investment, helping people and lifting the aspirations of people up and down the country and it is thanks to the strength of our economy and we are helping the people he described with 1200 pounds into there accounts to help with the cost-of-living pressures. >> the prime minister notes that while

go on that, for example, the art involving the spiders and spiders was one that old mill valley. we have to form new alliances and new ways of working to understand our world killer. the categories that exist day tend to separate us from one another, rather than to unite us sienna, go away. sa capacity al, it seems to me that art can help us in this process for where they can art has this ability, this generosity or this innocence is that the people who say no in art, you continue to search with child like innocence and noise. and it seems to me that that is exactly what can help us to see the world. with other eyes for latino sat, a fennel is continually venturing out with childlike curiosity into the world's limits. he can better understand our planet and our cosmos. we've done it really. oh, oh lord, given his project event horizon has taken him to the unique salt flats. in bolivia, the artist is fascinated by the way the horizon quite literally dissolves. with in the early hours of the morning, a very thin layer of water vapor hovers above the surface of the flats. and for ju

while the young and hard working part of the clan cultivated crops in the valley, the old and the children moved with the cattle to the mountains in summer, but who murdered them? so brutally, so far the archaeologists have not found any traces of the perpetrators in the cave . nevertheless, court out has an idea. this is natalie, nevada, who portez, it's just our hypothesis. of course, on steve o'shaughnessy cut courses, it's more likely that these early farmers encountered hunter gatherers who killed them up. their lessons went on, thus dizzy closet and on good golf top about olm bus. once we came to that conclusion, due to the brutality that took place at a spot for fun, not, it's also possible that the perpetrators were farmers, but would they have been so efficient and brutal? if there were any bones of the perpetrators left behind court out could solve the mystery. but as long as none are found, the else trucks cave is keeping it secret to itself. solving crimes is often an uphill battle, but over time, investigators have had access to a growing box of tools. in the 18th century, foo

valley. eight-year-old angelina is a lawyer by education, but in the last while she became interested in cookingare deliciously cooked, and she has laid, amazing delicious tables, rich very rich more than once. in a material sense, rather rich variety. angelina has already developed an author's menu for the dolina restaurant, i don't look at my daughters on the abstract. she told me not to look that my mother trusted. she did, she already made several lists of different ones. yes, and she has everything unusual with her. artyom 20 kg in just six months , the whole show business is jealous of white envy. here is alexei chumakov on the scales, minus 10 kilos, he had cheeks, his stomach disappeared, but more recently, the singer was offended when he was hinted at extra weights, of course, i seem alive. i just really like to eat, fatty hairy gray-haired old man. dooley assures his friend's diet. chumakov she has nothing to do. he has a special diet. apparently. uh, yulechka put him on it, i don’t know, to be honest, i didn’t even notice at first that he had lost weight, but show business stars line

. >>> and silican valley technology and 600-year-old literature. new secrets scholars are hoping to unlock. >>> and i'm following some instability moving through the bay area. i'll look >>> welcome back. students from saratoga high are back home safely today. just yesterday they were trapped in europe. trapped in prague after they missed a flight connection. what's worse, they were told it may take weeks for them to get home. >>> with luggage and musical cases in tow, students fine little walked out of their last airport after their european trip. students and parents are hope they're home safe. >> it was a beautiful trip. we thank lufthansa for getting us back. >> i am just thankful to be back. >> reporter: lufthansa canceled their flight from prague which made them miss their flight to the united states. they reached tout the ceo of the airline and german ambassador to the u.s. >> they got a barrage of e- mails, around 340 e-mailless. telling them to have a little bit of a heart and get our kids out of prague. >> now the apartments say that lufth

he bought an old ranch down in this valley, and in 1917, christened deep springs college. ubiquitous, put up money for the school but specified the student body should be all male. it took a century, but four years ago, deep springs finally went coed. and today, men, women, everyone gets access to the free education at deep springs. that's right. all the students here get a full ride. >> i don't think you can learn about this until you're here and you're doing it. >> among her many duties, president sue darlington raises money from alumni needed to keep this experiment going. does this place work if you charge tuition? >> no. >> why not? >> the students are not consumers. therefore, they are not turning around and saying, i have the right to this because i've paid for this. everybody is getting the same deal, and that levels a certain kind of playing field. >> the trade-off, while other schools offer five-star amenities, here the trappings are, well, spare. >> a lot of colleges and universities pride themselves on their facilities and the high tech and gym. you're laughing

will figure out when you're going to court on your nice me in the palace as a valley media talk you soon. you too old enough to do new home. i have some for 1300, although we are the car now just cuz i need tell him from this one on the purchase . okay. me to kitchen with you in this afternoon at the moment? no problem at 61 moment william boise shape schnell, you said there's nothing in talk when it comes down to control of when it comes back to the syllabus. and i have a house of small of city of austin and engineers to us at one of your songs that used to put it destro best. not o'clock today. no, no, no, you lost your existing one. i could exist so exist on covers all get it. his to fullest i something hostages headed back and let me go pull it up. and so it has to be the normally person launches on the doesn't seem as if it is on the solid code i did. it was on for 2 years back for this was a fuller miss. a see who can do the didn't is in was through a busy guy i will consider was on the get isn't really too well . any of them isn't just about the past. it isn't just about immigrants, so that de

coming up silicon valley technology unearthing the mystery from 600-year-old documents. the story just ahead. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll have the latest on a cnce of shaom with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from xfinity. nah. unbeatable internet. made to do anything so you can do anything. >>> investigators in marin city say they identified a person of interest in yesterday's deadly shooting of a father of three. authorities confirmed the victim is michael a. rogers from oakland. sheriff deputies found him and a woman at the violent scene yesterday. rogers died at the hospital. the woman has been released from the hospital. a third person tied to the shooting showed up at a

valley. me job. talk you soon. you too old land in stuff to do new home. i see some for 1300 down below the car. now you tell them from this one on the purchase. ok to kitchen with you couldn't do any problem at 61 moment. when boys shape schnell, you said there's nothing in talk when it comes down to control of when it comes back to the simple process. and i have a hostile, smart city office. more than, you know, as soon as you want some stitches to put it, that's your best. not across both today. no, no, the 0 can exist on i could exist. so if the exist on covered it, it says the fullest i something off the juice had it back and unable to pull it off . and so that has to be reasonably best and branches on it is it is all good solid . can i do the cost for food for this was a better if i take full of ms. a. c filter, who can do the didn't is in some degree, i will consider sandwich. go getters. unpredicted to colonialism isn't just about the past. it isn't just about immigrants, so that offenders, it's a legacy which affects us. oh, oh, be indifferent and unequal ways. and without knowing that

caused a year ago is far from over anti dummy report, a test visitor is an old now that's in the western german region, the, our valley that was devastated a year ago to us take us back for a moment to the summer of 2021. why was this particular region hit so hard? and why was it so unprepared? let's have a look behind me. this little stream here is actually the source of this catastrophe a year ago. and maybe let's look behind me. this is all the damaged it cause right here, all of this, they used to be houses, but now they are gone. they had to be demolished because they were so severely damaged by the floods. this house right behind me is still standing, but it all, it is also set to be torn down. and in the next few weeks. and here you can actually still see just how high the water level was rising that 9 up until the roof. this is how devastating it was. so yes, people were unprepared and the reason is twofold. firstly, they tell me here. they weren't warned early enough and they won't want clearly enough by the authorities. but secondly, they also under estimate at the floods themselves, people here a used to th

many in head of the valley is believed to be more than 4000 years old. water tunnels fed by the gall, suv stretched throughout the city, have supplied houses, moss and forms for centuries. also. and later after the gus zoof was found, the city became an economic hub for caravan trade, connecting countries across africa. and it came under control of the roman and byzantine empires. but later, islam flourished throughout north africa. this mosque is 1400 years old. the old city is one of 5 eunice, go world heritage sites in libya that are on its endangered list. clack act will fetch adena and attempt to people have been damaged, were surprised and have suffered greatly due to the unesco decision to enlist the old city to its endangered list. the cities economy relies on tourism, so we hope that unesco takes us off the list. so people feel safe to come and visit people here say thousands of foreign tourists used to come and visit. but the years long conflict and libya has had a devastating impact on the tourism sector. formerly a thriving city, it's narrow

in 1985, he officially opened the coachella valley boxing club in an old fire station next to city hall. what started as a club with six kids grew to 50. over the years he's trained outstanding athletes who won two international female boxing titles. an international boxing federation champion, the diaz brothers each of whom won national titles and competed before international audiences. and jocelyn who won the 2021u.s.a. boxing national championships. for poncho, sandy, the diaz brothers, and others he's trained lee's mentorship helped him more than triumph in the ring. his devotion to the growth laid the found days for success and his own success and stories he's given the athletes he's trained someone to look up to. his contributions to our communities have shaped our valley's history and left a lasting mark on the sport of boxing. he's been inducted into the california boxing hall of fame and the west coast boxing hall of fame for all he's achieved. growing up in coachella i was inspired by lee and his grit, determination, and work ethic. i looked up to him because i knew he was ma

old. school bus is all and saying, of course, the sun mon valley unified school district. very nice.ha and politician in the window too. >> there's we saw the u.s. and i think with now i wonder if the little kids really know what it is. huge thing. think it's yes, the little kids. what is this party for? they'll know like it. it's for america's birthday. think they'll know what ask how this show just showed up all want to good for god. bless you. god bless you. and not is america have a good woman. all right. from my self. move you have first. >> we do have a lot >> so little one. they got there. happy 4th of july. chief are coming over here. yeah. oh, yeah. that's a there you go. where you go >> give us the parade. got the real time. >> their past low and always motorcycle from we are the army's trying from one how do you want what you want to say to people watching about 4th of july? what i have a very safe and sane 4th of that out there and they're allowed operate here. yeah, the rain stopped. we've seen a lot of fire no byes find way >> interview before the july, if you would lik

old. she's a star in the tennis world. san jose state hosting the silicon valley classic.the tournament this morning as a wild card bid. this will be the first time playing in the tournament since 2014 when she was just a kid. the tournament is the first week of august. we have football news and the nfl preseason is just weeks away. today the rookies for the raiders and bills reported to training camp. the first team in the league to do so. the raiders tweeted out this video calling it back to school. yep, back to school. the niners by the way, they report next tuesday. so a week from tomorrow. the raiders will be playing the hall of fame game. that's the preseason kickoff in august taking on the jaguars. football is almost back. >>> all right, well at 6:00, leaving the bay area. new numbers are showing how many people are just finding it too hard to make it in the bay. >> and i have, you know, a normal home that i need first time home buyer would expect. that was for about one-fourth of when i moved here the price of the bay area. >>> and also riding bart, no mask require

b by the time we got to yosemite valley, ash was raining down >> reporter: the sequoias are more than 2,000 years old and 300 feet high. a simple sprinkler system is keeping soil wet around the grizzly giant, arguably the world's most famous tree protective foil now also wraps the historic cabin but flames are within striking distance crews are lining every hillside they can, but this fire is quickly racing from tree to tree in some areas, they're simply going to let it burn that burn destroying everything in its path and still threatening to uproot these iconic natural wonders that have stood tall for generations there are 600 of these majestic beauties all across this valley floor. now the fire's gotten very close and actually torched some of them but none have been destroyed the fire at last check was about 25% contained. so it's still on the move. crews here though say they are making progress. back to you. >> okay, miguel, thank you >>> terrifying moments caught on camera at a little league game in north carolina. gunshots ringing out near the ball field east of raleigh, sending players and pare

old generation a spring follows winter? wonderful, isn't it? just think that tiny seed of freedom planted by our valley and forefathers. has grown into a nation. nations a nation which champions the dignity of man throughout the world. these trees were a gift to us from the people of japan more than 50 years ago each spring thousands of americans flock to washington just to admire their matchless beauty. we can stand here and wonder if one of the most thrilling sites we have ever had the privilege to behold. we're over there across the reflecting waters of the title. basin is the jefferson memorial. the stately and beautiful tribute paid to jefferson by the american people for whom he did so much. inspired words of jefferson proudly carved here on the walls of this shrine. birds that will never die but all men shall be free to profess and by argument to maintain their opinions and matters of religion. god who gave us life gave us liberty. not an advocate for when changes and laws and constitutions but laws and institutions must go hand and hand with the progress of the human mind. thomas jefferson the great genius who

even in place like silicon valley where people are constantly trying to come up with next greatest invention, there's still room for old movie house that's 97 years old. >> single screen, balcony, curtains, wurlitzer organ, it's nostalgia, a throwback to another time. >> made me so happy. >> reporter: good to be back at happy place. >> feel like a 12-year-old again, discovering the theater all over again. >> reporter: don't mean to sound like an ad but they still only charge 7 bucks for two movies. soda and popcorn start at $1. da lin, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news at 11:00, fire burning near giant sequoias continues to grow in yosemite national park. where things stand. >>> following large fire in pittsburgh threatening nearby businesses. >>> first alert forecast, tomorrow is going to feel different. very big change from one day in this weekend to the next. going to be ten degrees warmer. show yout means for daytime highs and how long we might stay warm, coming up. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one pro

this preliminary report been received by the community in you valley where people are, of course, still grieving? well, the father of a 9 year old killed in that attack called it disgusting. that is a huge sense of still grief, of course, and frustration that the police would have failed so terribly at all levels, including at the federal level that the whole oversight mechanism didn't work. that there really was nothing to protect the children of that community. and that also means that these a relative certainly won't rest. this is an interim report a by lawmakers this so more is to be expected, more potentially will be revealed. and i would only expect this to be the beginning of a potential legal challenge to the authorities. although not necessarily to individual offices that because that's also something a one finds in the report, that there was no sense that there was malice or an in ill intent. but that was just simply a chaos that shouldn't have been gun rights advocates in the u. s. often say all it takes to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. presumably in your volley there were 400 good guys with guns

this preliminary report been received by the community in you valley where people are, of course, still grieving, or the father of a 9 year old killed in that attack called it disgusting. that is a huge sense of still grief, of course, and frustration that the police would have failed so terribly at all levels, including at the federal level that the whole oversight mechanism didn't work. that there really was nothing to protect the children of that community. and that also means that these a relative certainly won't rest. this is an interim report a by lawmakers this so more is to be expected, more potentially will be revealed. and i would only expect this to be the beginning of a potential legal challenge to the authorities. although not necessarily to individual offices that because that's also something a one finds in the report, that there was no sense that there was malice or an in ill intent. but that was just simply a chaos that shouldn't have been gun rights advocates in the u. s. off and say all it takes to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. presumably in volley, there were 400 good guys with guns.

along with the entire valley, it was flooded when the alto lindoso reservoir was created. for 30 years, the village had been submerged. e olds stl running. >> i remember my grandmother and a girl coming here to fetch water. the girl splashed water on her for fun. and she did the same. they kept going until both were soaking wet. it was summer, so it didn't matter. reporter: it still pains the 71-year-old at he had to leave his village. but he has -- but he is also concerned by how much water levels have fallen. >> there was always a lot of water in the region. but now climate change is having a strong impact. climate change is to blame, and that means we are to blame. we humans caused this, and we just keep going as before. reporter: alto lindoso dam was completed in 1992. at the time, it was deemed a great feat of engineering. portugal built it right by the border. it's still one of the country's largest hydropower plants. irene sao martinho remembers when the dam was built. she's from portugal, and understands the feelings of her spanish neighbors who had their properties flooded. but she says they have no reason to compl

along with the entire valley, it was flooded when the alto lindoso reservoir was created. for 30 years, the village had been submerged. e oldtain is stl running. >> i remember my grandmother and a girl coming here to fetch water. the girl splashed water on her for fun. and she did the same. they kept going until both were soaking wet. it was summer, so it didn't matter. reporter: it still pains the 71-year-old that he had to leave his village. but he has -- but he is also concerned by how much water levels have fallen. >> there was always a lot of water in the region. but now climate change is having a strong impact. climate change is to blame, and that means we are to blame. we humans caused this, and we just keep going as before. reporter: alto lindoso dam was completed in 1992. at the time, it was deemed a great feat of engineering. portugal built it right by the border. it's still one of the country's largest hydropower plants. irene sao martinho remembers when the dam was built. she's from portugal, and understands the feelings of her spanish neighbors who had their properties flooded. but she says they have no reason

this waist is called to her, so many in head of the valley is believed to be more than 4000 years old. water tunnels, fed by little suv, stretch throughout the city, have supplied houses, moss and forms for centuries, a sleuth and a letter after the gusto was found, the city became an economic hub for caravan trade, connecting countries across africa, lou and it came under control of the roman and byzantine empires. but later islam flourished throughout north africa. this mosque is 1400 years old. the old city is one of 5, eunice, go world heritage sites and libya that are on its endangered list. click back and forth as adding an attempt to people have good armies were surprised and have suffered greatly due to the unesco decision to enlist the old city to its endangered list. the cities economy relies on tourism, so we hope that unesco takes us off the list, so people feel safe to come and visit people here say thousands of foreign tourists used to come and visit. but the years long conflict and libya has had a devastating impact on the tourism sector. formerly a thriving city, it's

valley today and tomorrow at 2:30. >>> the sounds of bluegrass will take over san francisco on sunday. olddicine show and the bay area's molly tuttle will take to the stern grove stage this weekend. kpix 5's betty yu sat down with the artist. ♪ ever since i was a young boy ♪ >> reporter: the grammy winning americana band, old pro medicine show, has played at many san francisco venues, including the fillmore, but sunday will be their first time thrilling the crowd at stern grove. >> we come from tennessee, but we're kind of more like california to a certain degree. >> i mean, we both drive gas-guzzling diesel engines, so maybe not that part. >> reporter: a lot of californians still do. >> we're priuses at heart. ♪ >> reporter: the acoustic ban began on street corners in the northwest more than 20 years ago. today, they're dedicated to entertaining fans and sending powerful messages about social, political, and environmental issues. ♪ there used to be a mountain here ♪ >> reporter: frontman ke ketch secor and guitarist mike harris said their new song "used to be a mountain" raises awareness