the right to host the 2026 when the real epix it prompted cheerful reactions at the international olympic committee in switzerland and on the streets of milan. it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order for hard hitting sanctions against iran's supreme leader and the country's top diplomat trump saying that the sanctions are in part a response to iran's downing of a u.s. drone last week but he said his administration had been planning to impose them before they are. in front of the assembled press president trump signed an executive order imposing new sanctions against iran the order is meant to limit access to financial resources for iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeini and his associates we will continue to increase pressure on terror. until the regime abandons its dangerous activities and his aspirations including the pursuit of nuclear weapons increased enrichment of uranium development of ballistic missiles engagement and support for terrorism fueling of foreign conflicts and belligerent acts to record against the united states

the winter olympics, the alpine skiing olympics, are coming back to the alps.hink italy were earmarked as a safe pair of hands. when it comes to national support, i think that played a huge role. the ioc were very interested in ensuring local residents were in favor of having these games. quite often, it seems a nuisance when the olympics are hosted in a town where the local residents don't want it. 83 percent of residents in milan, said they wanted it as opposed to 55% for stockholm. brent: let's talk about sweden. what did they do write? >> can you believe sweden have never hosted a winter olympics? they're one of those countries you automatically associate winter. they never have. they have been the top time -- top 10 all-time most successful countries in the winter olympics. i think it came down to the nitty-gritty things. they do not the budget or the structure in place. i hope they will get their turn sunday. thank you. let's go to the women's world cup, where defending champions usa on the latest team to reach the quarterfinals, under v2-one win versus s

and it could even feature as a discipline at the paris 2024 olympics. and. the olympics would bring us more recognition. they would make it better known across the world. beyond just the break dance community. but it's not everyone likes the idea breakdown started as a subculture in 1970 s. new york. and many here in the east and paris suburbs associate the olympics with big business doping and corruption no place for them it's in a different sphere it's all about governments it's a giant machine it's too highbrow for us so. it's not ok for breakdowns to bow to the olympics criteria that are too narrow would destroy that dance culture that. we really need something like the olympic games for fulfillment i don't think so. but there are tests they say. but their moves would be a real draw. our views are mine of the top stories we're following for you he was president donald trump has begun a state visit to the u.k. britain's queen elizabeth to associate a banquet in his honor at buckingham palace the protesters have turned out in one into voice their anger at

and that announcement prompted cheerful reactions at the international olympic committee in switzerland and in the streets of milan. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin tonight here in germany where a pilot was killed today when 2 fighter jets crashed in the north of the country the 2 unarmed your fighter planes part of the german air force collided in midair during a training exercise over the state of mecklenburg western pomerania the 2nd pilot did survive. a state of the art work plain tumbly from this guy. residents of the town of my show recorded the scenes. soon after plumes of smoke could be seen rising from the ground in a nearby lake district the wreckage of 2 you're a fighter combat jets was littered throughout the area after the planes collided and crashed both pilots ejected from their aircraft one was found alive with his parachute in tangled in a tree. he was rescued and rushed to hospital. the other was later confirmed dead parts of his body were found close to the crash site of his aircraft. germany's defense minister f

i love the olympics.'ve covered them since 1984 in l.a., and i do think they're a great thing for a city, but it's just become so difficult, so expensive. the international olympic committee demands they want all kinds of first-class hotels and this and that and the other thing and it's just not commence ate, frankly, with the way the world is now with economics, with the environmental concerns of so many places, so many cities around the world and so many countries, and i think that's what you're seeing as this just kind of has reached critical mass and people are saying enough is enough. >> right. i can remember being a news anchor for many, many years. it seems the past several years all i can recall reporting about vis-a-vis olympics is "will they be ready?" because of the cost. because of the building. it is overwhelming. >> well, it is. and the idea i floated a few months ago -- i'm not holding my breath for the international olympic committee to accept it. but would be to have a rotation where you

it could be one of the events added to the 2024 olympic games in paris. yep, i used to be able to do that. the international olympic committee voted in favor of a proposal from france to include break dancing at the 2024 games. it would include separate events for men and women. it was one of the events included for the first time at the youth olympic games last summer. the ioc is expected to vote on break dancing next year. >>> andre iguadala appeared on a

it could even feature as a discipline of the paris 2024 olympics. >> the olympics would bring us moreognition. they would make it better known across the world. beyond just the breakdance community. >> not everyone likes the idea. breakdance started as a subculture in 1970's new york. many here in the eastern paris suburbs associate the olympics with big business, doping and corruption, no place for them. >> it is in a different sphere. >>it is all about governments. it is a giant machine. it is too highbrow for us. >> it is not ok for breakdance to bow to the olympics. criteria that are too narrow would destroy the dance culture. >> do we really need something like you olympic games for fulfillment? i don't think so. >> they are artists, they say, not athletes. their moves would be a real draw at the olympics. brett: the south african runner will not need to take testosterone reducing medication to compete, at least for now. that is after a swiss court suspended a recent ruling. last month, the olympic 800 meter challenge -- champion lost a challenge to the court of arbitration for s

also the olympics would bring us more recognition. they would make it better known across the world. beyond just the break dance community. but not everyone likes the idea breakdown started as a subculture in 1970 s. new york. and many here in the east and paris suburbs associate the olympics with big business doping and corruption no place for them it's in a different sphere it's all about governments it's a giant machine it's too highbrow for us so. it's not ok for breakdowns to bow to the olympics. criteria that are too narrow would destroy the dance culture. we really need something like the olympic games for fulfillment i don't think so. artists they say. but their moves would be a real draw that the olympics. here's a recap of the tell story that we're following for you and g.w. in savannah at least 13 people are reported to have been killed as the army moved in to break up a sit in outside its headquarters that's been going on for weeks the protesters according on the generals to hand of a pilot to a civilian transitional gover

it's not ok for breakdowns to bow to the olympics. criteria that are too narrow would destroy that dance culture for the future of this kind of dream really need something like the olympic games for fulfillment i don't think so. but there are artists they say not athletes but their moves would be a real draw at the olympics. i'm all for it now for a tasty little story in the time of the march on in colombia but 170 kilometers north of the cops in bogota locals and tourists gather on a sports team to fling tomatoes at each other it's called lotto martina the event has taken place every year since 2004 at the time of the year when tomatoes are harvested similar festivals take place in spain and also the united states. you're watching the news here's a recap of the top stories that we're following for you in savannah police 9 people are reported to have been killed as the army moved in to break up the sit in outside its headquarters that's been going on for weeks the protesters are calling on the generals to hand over power to a transiti

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and it could even feature as a discipline at the paris 2024 olympics. and. the olympics would bring us more recognition they would make it better known across the world beyond just the break dance community. but it's not everyone likes the idea breakdown started as a subculture in 1970 s. new york. and many here in the east in paris suburbs associate the olympics with big business doping and corruption no place for them it's in a different sphere it's all about governments it's a giant machine it's too highbrow for us so. it's not ok for breakdowns to bow to the olympics criteria that are too narrow would destroy the damask. for the chill that's going up do we really need something like the olympic games for fulfillment i don't think so. damn artists they say no sadly but then moves would be a real jewel paix. all these south african runner custer's and you will not need to take this austral reducing medication to compete at least for now as after a swiss court temporarily suspended the recent ruling now last month the olympic 800 metre champion lost a chall

and seeing off sweden — italy wins its bid to host the winter olympics and paralympics in 2026.come to the programme, thanks forjoining us. shakib al hasan was the star of the show again, becoming just the second man to hit fifty and take five wickets in a cricket world cup match, as bangladesh beat afghanistan by 62 runs, in southampton. yuvraj singh was the first to do it back in 2011 against ireland. the victory for bangladesh means they still have an outside chance of reaching the semi finals. imran sidat reports. despite three defeats in the tournament, bangladesh fans had plenty of belief that their side could qualify for the semifinals. they were facing in afghanistan team who had lost every match so far but mushfiqur rahim struck early. shakib al hasan is the leading scorer the competition and lead the fight. when he was bamboozled by spin, they had a new sense of hope. mushfiqur rahim was brought to the crease. we could continue to follow and some good bowling restricted bangladesh to 262 from their 50 overs. after coming so close to upsetting end on saturday, the afgha

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and then i heard about the olympic games. daddy, what's the olympics? that's where the greatest athletes in the world come together to see who's the strongest physically and who's the strongest mentally. well, pop, do they have swimming? america and he told me after a year, because he saw i was very serious about getting ready to make that team, and he came to me, and he told me, he said son, you're never going to be able to go to the olympics as a swimmer. what you talking about, dad? i'm the best. i'm the best in new york. i said, why can't we go? he put his hand out and he rubbed his hand. i thought he was rubbing a bug bite, but actually he was telling me merely because of the color of one's skin, they cannot be in this planet where god intended for them to be. my whole life has been trying to change that. for the rest of my life, i will continue to try and change it, so we can all come together as we are in this audience together to be one. [applause] jemele: that history that dr. carlos just talked about, charles drew, talking about the african-am

. $22.00 of the 6 winter olympics will be held in milan corteen and dump ed so that's the outcome of the votes of international olympic committee italian cities won the ballots ahead of stucco so joy for the italian delegation dismay for the swedes who had hoped to host the games for the 1st time this will be as there is a 3rd goes after. cheering in 2006 in court t.v. in 1956. so i was very happy let's get more from ed mccambridge from data blue sport welcome back milan is nominated. as a co-hosting venue. this is a result that already host of the 156 olympics is that sort of tradition likely to have swayed the judges and help the italian bid well i think so the i.o.c. had made it clear before the bidding started that they fancied every turn say europe for the 2026 games of course the 2018 games in film chang followed by the 2022 games in beijing saw 2 asian nations take the rightful hosting so they finally return to europe like i say and where better than a nation which hosted a games as recently as you just said as 2006 for the touring games and of course the town in katine which

it's not ok for breakdowns to bow to the olympics. criteria that are too narrow would destroy the dance culture for the job that's going to be really need something like the olympic games for fulfillment i don't think so in the book. they say no saturates but that moves would be a real goal that the pix. you're watching it every news coming up next sunday to be your news asia erased from memory 30 years after tiananmen square massacre of growing percentage of china's population doesn't know anything about it and it's a big taboo in japan students say that sex education in schools is leaving many questions unanswered. and a reminder now the top stories that we're tracking for you this hour in sudan 13 people are reported to have been killed after the army used violence to disperse a sit in in the capital hard to the protesters are calling on the generals to hand over power to a transitional government and u.s. president donald trump has mets with queen elizabeth a at the start of a state visit to the u.k. thousands of demonstrators are

joe choong has booked his place in next year's olympics in tokyo.ld cup final — coincidently in tokyo — which secured him automatic qualification. sovereign, priced at 33—1 and ridden by porig beggy, was the shock winner of the irish derby at the curragh. what wasn't a surprise was the winning trainer, aiden o'brien had five runners including the top three and takes his tally in the race to 13. he's been the man to beat in formula one for most of the season but lewis hamilton will start from fourth at tomorrow's austrian grand prix. it's after he was penalised for blocking another driver in qualifying. he had been on the front row alongside charles leclerc who took pole in his ferrari but hamilton's demotion could open the doorfor a first non—mercedes win in 2019. nick parrott has more. just as complaints of formula 1 being boring were growing louder, they were soon silenced in the hills of austria. the sound of the fans roaring the dutchman on as he set the early pace. getting into difficulties from the start was the championship leader, lewis hami

olympic committee members.houted "italia, italia" as the 2026 decision was announced. skating sports and ice hockey will be staged in milan, while most alpine skiing events will take place in the resort of cortina. 0ther snow sports will be held in other venues in the italian alps, including bormio and livigno. joining us now is professor victor matheson, a professor of sports economics at the college of the holy cross in massachusetts. 6ood good to see you. this is rather interesting because the italian bid for the 2020 summer games in rome ended amid financial concerns in 2012. their bid for the 2024 0lympics ended three years ago because of opposition from politicians, so what has changed? why did they want this? at least in part, the amount of money that they are putting up for this winter olympics is a maybe ridiculously small, small will be a weird word here, but the budget is only for about $1.7 billion. if we compare that to recent winter olympics, that isa that to recent winter olympics, that is a frac

, they won the olympic final.d, sweden silver. there is a little bit of history and perhaps something sweden will be looking for a bit of revenge. indeed. earlier was saw the usa creep past spain, needing two penalties to go through. not as dominant as we're used to seeing them? yes, from the team that was scoring so yes, from the team that was scoring so freely in the group stages with 18 goals, suddenly today in the round of 16 games against spain, it all came down to the spot kicks and it was megan who put them ahead. seven minutes in from the spot, spain equalised a couple of minutes later. spain were really frustrating this us side. we didn't see them at their best. spain posed a question, a different type of style and the usa have come up against. it hasn't been under pressure in this tournament so far. interesting to see how the defending champions were coping. and then megan again towards the end who stepped up for the second penalty. she slotted it home, got them the win. big relief for the defending cham

and they wanted him in the olympic games at any cost. we taught sunday the national team when he was active in national nothing missed my point we had players of the center in the restaurant in that same time. with all due respect to the lympics of today aside it's time the olympics was almost like a world cup winning all the games and even when the final. was something that should be a whole world outside the time when we wanted tonight in the 6. it changed everything back home and politically i thought it time we're having some crisis time but the moment we wanted the contra forgot the crisis for the next year and just just reversed about football. sunday only say returning to cologne a confident olympic champion is confident spread through the entire chiefs. they competed at the top of the table most of the season far away from the relegation zone. i feel depressed the most beautiful goal i scored for cologne was against us who. i thought from here. because this was this recording this on the little stand then and i remember for you b

on england to keep that hope in qualifying for the olympics. all in all, a fantastic performance different england that will give them plenty of confidence going into that huge semifinal in the usa or france. thank you very much. india's clean sweep at the world cup continues, this time at the expense of west indies who they thrashed at old trafford by 125 runs — ending any slim hopes the windies had of qualifying for the semi—finals. patrick gearey reports. squint your eyes and it is the carnival that was around the country. they intend on making their own. we are going to beat everyone. england is going to lose too. we are so england is going to lose too. we are so confident because of the team is so so confident because of the team is so good! in such an atmosphere, how difficult is it, west indies reviewed the second noise ended the endings without question. take two more wickets but not officially, one of the best batsman in the world and officially the one—day team in the world. no wonder they are confident. the last indian captain charge

well you might not think of it as an olympic sport but dancing could make the 2024 pairs. ever it's one of 4 new sports being suggested for the games olympics chief thomas bach is a fan of breakdancing dizzying choreography but others are not so convinced that break dancing belongs in the. great dance battle is raging at this recreation center near paris. it's one of around $1500.00 such competitions held throughout france each year. there are top rocks footwork power moves you have to be fast almost to break also france is one of the leading countries worldwide for breakdowns we do a lot of things differently here our style is very technical very musical and we try out a lot of new things. cool. there are several 1000 breakdown says in france some even make a living from it. and it could even feature as a discipline at the paris 2024 picks. the olympics would bring us more recognition. they would make it better known across the world. beyond just the break dance community. but not everyone likes the idea breakdown started as a subculture in 1970 s. new york. and many here

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i think the olympics are a great opportunity for us to reach the global scale.mality. so, by 202a, b—boys and b—girls will have the chance to break it down, and win an olympic medal at the same time. tim allman, bbc news. you can tell us what you think about that story and others. in terms of the european heatwave we are asking how you keep call. 0ne says they are cancelling a visit to the west and, in london, it is supposed to be 30 degrees in london on saturday. another says it is always fresh up north. i will see you soon for business briefing. hello. that's the stormy weather over with for now, and for the rest of the week, it is turning warmer and sunnier. for many, though, the flow of air around this area of high pressure coming into north sea coastal counties will keep it relatively cool here compared with elsewhere, and rather misty and murky at times. still a lot of cloud as we start off wednesday morning across a large part of england, parts of wales. still quite muggy across southern areas. single figures, though, for some in scotland. and it is, duri

in special olympics in. it have fun.ughout the year basketball volleyball. track and field. swimming. and a soccer. tracking a i think but they can feel right events throughout the year. >>and now time you've been volunteering for more than 40 years steve you've been competing for more than 30 obviously organization helpi a lot of morning what are you going to be doing the rest the morning with all those runners. >>visit talk a little bit going to turn them on this map. >>are you guys so this is the kind of good feeling out here at this 5 kate, the first year the fremont police. the freemen police department has go at it as a good on to raise awareness and some funds for special olympics, if you'd like some more information on the organization for for next year's 5 k gotten visit kron 4 dot com reporting live in fremont christina stevie sieve. >>in told think right thanks a to all 3 of you for that live interview and still ahead on kron 4 news weekend we're going to next surgeon about klay thompson's acl injury, how long

i think the olympics are a great opportunity for us to reach the global scale.ar although that is expected to be a formality so, by 202a, girls and boys will have the chance to break it down and when an olympic medal at the same time. a painting believed to be a lost masterpiece by italian artist, caravaggio, has been snapped up by a mystery buyer two days before it was due to be auctioned. the 17th century painting was discovered five years ago in an attic in france, as gail maclellan reports. a biblical scene, judith in the act ofdecapitating a syrian general, holofernes, helped by an elderly servant. value at around $150 million, it was due to be sold by auction later this week but has gone for what the auction house coily says is "a very good price". the identity of the buyer and the price paid are covered by a confidentiality agreement. though it is known that the painting will not be kept in france. some specialists have doubts about the canvas. but after years of analysis, it is widely accepted to be authentic. translation: what makes this painting a cara

the international olympic committee made a big announcement today.s where the 2026 winter olympics will take place milan beat out the swedish city of stockholm today's decision marks the winter olympics return to europe, the big event 2020 tool take place in the chinese city of beijing, italy has hosted the winter olympics twice before this will be the first time it is being held and milan that critics. >>and another look outside before we go still looking nice out. >>joined right now by meteorologist eric to to wrap it up and give us what it looks like for the rest of the yeah. >>yeah well we did see an increase in those clouds and it's going to stay with us for the rest of these actually these next few days to be honest because it's part of this low pressure system that is moving our way. >>looking outside of your son all seeing those high clouds out there timber on same thing as well we're still seeing some patchy fog along places on the coast. so our temperatures did dip from what we saw yesterday there as you can see in tomorrow it's going to be

we are counting down to the summer olympics in tokyo. can you believe that?>> a warning who gets their baby formula at walmart. a major recall has been issued for a brand exclusively sold there. parents choice advantage infant formula milk. a new consumer repo suggests there may be metal foreign matter inside thouss.ds of bottle mp reports yet but the coy that makes the formula says it wants to be cautious. if you have that baby forla, and get a rn refund at any walmart. >>> we don't normally associate coughing as a possible cause for a stroke but that is what happened to a texas mother. 38-year-old jeanette church considered herself too young and too healthy to have a stroke, but several weeks ago, she experienced several unusual symptoms. first, she suddenly lost sight in one eye. her left hand became numb. and she couldn't talk normally.t she immediy called 911. t >> paramedics were asking so many questions and i was frustrated because i knew all of the answers and it seemed like it es taking me forever to g them out. >> the doctors say jeanette har a smal

quarter finals in 2 years they also went near a 2017 but even bigger is now they miss out on the olympics next say next year because the top 3 teams in this world cup top 3 european teams qualify for the olympics that's how the qualification process goes and with germany outside that top 4 it's wait another wins and france going to the olympics germany at the defending champions the defending gold medalists now nowhere to be seen so that's a big blow for this team and they are young they do have a bright future but you need to play in these competitive tournament's in order to progress and so for a lot of these players they're going to be missing out on a big big tournament and that's a huge blow for the country you know sweden will face the netherlands who played earlier today how did they get through yes so this was also a tough match played in sweltering conditions 32 to 3 degrees no less and so it was quite cage's the result but the netherlands they stepped it up a notch in the 2nd half and they took the lead in the 70th minute as we can see here they be on the demo putting netherland

yes, break dances could be as olympic sport by 2024. has endorsed the craze by being a part of the paris olympics. a final decision will be made in december of 2020, getting ready for the paris games in 2024. >> oh, my goodness, i thought we burned this video. >>> do you remember janell? we sure do, 2014, from the sochi winter olympics in russia. that's excellent. you did a great job. >> why do you bring that back? >> let's watch it, rob. >> no, no, this was last mind, the break dancers stopped performing. i had to fill time. >> did you see the crowd there? >> this is why they started in the olympics. >>> we have break dancer in there, too. >> we want to thank all the donors and volunteers for our wishathon. you can still call 15 minutes left , help making wishes come true. >>> >> very nice. thank to all of them. also following breaking news in morgan hill. there's several crews on the way. see you at 11:00. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. ea

we'll look at the tuesd >>> the san francisco police department kicked off the 2019 special olympicsern california torch run today. >> this is an effort to raise money and awareness for the organization. it's been a tradition for the san francisco police department for more than 20 years. >> abc7 news reporter fortson has this story. >> reporter: london breed kicked off the torch run. this is the 21st year the san francisco police department has partnered with the organization. >> it's a lot of sweat and energy that goes into this, but it's for a great cause. and when you get out here and actually mix up and run with the special olympic athletes, it just -- it brings it all together and makes it all worthwhile. >> reporter: since the mid '90s, law enforcement has raised more than $14 million for special olympics northern california. s.f.p.d. has spent more than 2 million in the pot since 1998. all the money goes directly to the athletes. more than 23,000 children and adults with intellectual disabilities participate in the region. >> for special olympics, direct program. there's no f

the olympics an the environment around the olympics was very important, i won't go into detail here. on the subject of repatriation. we had to go through the usual dance insulting one another, not coming to a meeting that we said we would be at. generally was the un command was sitting at the meeting at the point and place of time and north korea would take advantage of 30 minute time zone difference which existed at that time but since been eliminated where now literally on the same time zone as everyone else in the region especially south korea. and so this change in environment lead to military to military die log beginning between south korea and the north korea's people's army to try to lower the tension, the military tension that was quite evident in 2017 but was in some ways a potential disrupter. we had the season of summit row was beginning to open in the bring spring of 2018 only a few mondays earlier we have a defect to run across the demilitarized zone. in november of 2017, a few weeks later we had the final inter-continental police particular missile launch. in between w

from weekend fun to olympics. olympic stardom maybe. you can do it all at this state of the art ice rink.iv erika gonzal ges usez a >>> it will only cost you $1. shoppers can buy up to 10 pairs in stores and 5 pairs online while supplies last. if you're still not ready for the summer heat, loudoun county has relief.he it's now thome of the largest ice arena of its kind between pennsylvania and north korea. later this morning the international training center officially ons in leesburg and erika gonzalez takes us inside. >> what we like to say is from your first step on the ice the last step on the olympic podium, we have you covered. >> the state of the art ice skating rink is opening it's doors in the new compass creek e developnt. it will feature hockey and all sorts of ice skating events and shows. it will be used by amateurs and professionals. >> it's great having this facility fores athl around here. so many kids want to play and it's a fun sport. it's a great team sport. it builds so much character and it's going to build this com

and they wanted him in the olympic games at any cost. we taught sunday in the national team when he was actually the national team is now we had players of the same generation in that same time. with all due respect of today aside the time was almost like. winning all the games and even when in the final it was something that should be a whole world outside a time when we wanted to fix. it changed everything back home and politically i thought the town we're having some crisis the time but the moment we wanted to contra forgot the crisis for the next year and just just rejoiced about football. sunday only say returned to cologne a confident olympic champion is confident spread through the entire team. they competed at the top of the table most of the season far away from the relegation zone. but in the press the most beautiful ball i scored for cologne was against us who. i thought from here. because this was this recorded this on the list to stand then and i remember for you because it was a free kick and i tried to play to be left you

. >>> an exciting announcement about the olympics. the country that will soon host its third winter games. >>> here is what you missed if you are just now getting home. president trump imposed new sanctions against iran, targeting the nation's supreme leader. >> i think a lot of restraint has been shown by us. a lot of restraint. that doesn't mean we are going to show it in the future. >> the sanctions come after iran shot down a u.s. drone last week. also, president trump is warning that deportations will start in two weeks if congress doesn't make changes to immigration laws. i.c.e. was expected to begin a massive roundup yesterday, but the president called it off. >>> in sacramento, the man accused of killing officer tara appearance in court just hours after being released from the hospital. 45-year-old adel ramos is under psychiatric watch after repeatedly bashing his head against his jail cell. he appeared in court with a large bandage on his head. he faces several charges, including murdering a police officer and illegal possess

there taking part of the special olympics northern california torch run. it began in union square.around the country are participating, to raise money for the special olympics. the ran through san francisco took the flame by several landmarks there in the city. this is the 21st year that the department has partnered with the special olympics of northern california. >> i think that most of our officers that participated, get a good part from being part of it. it is rewarding to be part of it. this year we have runner here. it is just the rewards of doing something to help out these athletes from the special olympics. >> the torch will ultimately end up at the uc davis campus, to kickoff the 2019 special olympics northern california southern games. which begins this friday. >>> the number of measles cases continues to grow across the nation. right now there are 1044 cases confirmed in 28 different states. this is the largest number of cases since 1992. the hardest hit area, continues to be new york with schools out of session now and many parents getting ready to send their children

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joe choong has booked his place in next year's olympics in tokyo.old in the world cup final — coincidently in tokyo — which secured him automatic qualification. fabio quartararo broke the lap record in assen to claim pole for the dutch moto gp. the 20—year—old french rookie is the youngest rider to take back to back poles. world champion marc marquez could only qualify fourth. britain's cal crutchlow was sixth. he's been the man to beat in formula one for most of the season but lewis hamilton will start from fifth at tomorrow's austrian grand prix. it's after he was penalised for blocking another driver in qualifying. he had been on the front row alongside charles leclerc who took pole in his ferrari but hamilton's demotion could open the doorfor a first non—mercedes win in 2019. nick parrott has more. just as complaints of formula i being boring were louder, they were soon silenced. the sound of the fans roaring the dutchman on as he set the early pace. getting into difficulties from the start was the championship leader, lewis hamilton. 0bsrtuctin

. >>> san francisco police officers today took part in a special olympics northern california torch runut this morning from union square on a nine point six mile run more than 3000 officers from around the country are participating to raise money for the special olympics. and sam cisco, the officers are taking the flame of hope by several landmarks. this is the 21st year that department is partnered with special olympics of northern california. >> most of our officers that participate in this really get a good feeling from being a part of it. it is rewarding to be a part of it. is used, we have runners here that are ready to go. >> i'm not running this year but they are ready to go. >> it is just the rewards of doing something to help out these athletes in the special olympics . >> the torch will ultimately end up at uc davis to kick off the special olympics northern california summer games would begin on friday. >>> the number of measles cases around the nation continues to grow. right now there are 1044 cases confirmed in 20 eight states. that is the larger number of cases since 1982

olympic games in paris, the committee voted in favor of the proposal to include breakdancing at the upcoming 2024 games, it would include separate events for women and men, it was one of the events included for the first time at the youth olympic games last summer, the ise is expected to vote on breakdancing next year. >>> a crowded field of contenders vying to take on president trump in 2020, we will take a look at the democratic front runners. >>> plus, a triple threat in the world of film and television, we find out what projects are in the works when we sit down with director and writer, delroy. >>> an artist and activist, this morning we are joined by the lifetime achievement, grand marshall of the san francisco pride parade, donna mornings on 2, the nine, you can see smoke coming from emeryville, this a building this is on fire. this is a two alarm response, we will get you more information, the crews are just arriving on the scene. the smoke was a different color when we first saw it, now it is white, which indicates it has a little bit of water on the fire. again, when the crews get

the flame is heading to uc-davis for the special olympics summer games on june 21st. the san jose police officer's association presented the special olympics with a $2,500 check. way to go. >>> airbnb is ready to take lucky people aund t 80 days. it only costs you $5,000. considering, that's a really good deal. starting next week the san francisco-based company will be offering the travel package that replicates the adventures of the fog. the $5,000 price tag includes all travel, lodging, activities and meals. airbnb isn't saying how many packages are available. you might want to get on it. >> interesting. i'm intrigued. next at 5:00 a.m., the candidates running for president. those who have qualified for the first primary debate. >>> b.a.r.t. is testing new gates to help prevent fare evaders. the main complaint is now getting from riders. >>> the warriors moving on after that devas luckily, her dorm is about he10 minutesollege. from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to... oh never

. >>> today san francisco police officers are taking part in the special olympics northern california's torch run and ktvu's cristina rendon is live with a run set to begin a good morning. >>reporter: good morning, this is a northern california special olympics torch run that will get started right here at union square a special ceremony will kick things off around 8 am and it will be a very big event of more than 3000 law enforcement agencies coming together for the annual torch run and it is a tradition all about raising money for special olympics proceeds directly benefit more than 23,000 children and adults and this money provides free year-round sports training, competition, excessive school programs and just a few days ago we spoke with sfpd about this special event.>> sfpd participants because it has the right thing to do, we been doing that 20 years now running the flame of hope through the incredible city of st. francis and it gives us an amazing amount of joy to assist special olympic athletes in northern california and we know that by running we are contributing to the cause

stadium here in berlin a venue which of course was famously built to showcase the olympics in nazi germany back in 136.