the national council of police chiefs of england announced that only 13 some of these 1,570 policemen were dismissed from the work of the survivors of the violence the police have said that they were often deprived of police support in their work. in serious clashes between farmers and herdsmen in nigeria, at least 13 people were killed . in recent weeks, plateau state in the center of nigeria has witnessed an increase in tension between these two groups, which are about the exploitation of water resources. the region has different opinions. climate change is one of the main causes of conflicts in this region. in the past month, more than 120 people have lost their lives during these conflicts, and more than 3 thousand people have died because of the fear of this. the violence forced them to leave their homes the storm in brazil has increased to 13 people. during the last thursday and friday , the southern state of rio grande and its capital, porto alegre , were damaged by the storm and the number of displaced people was estimated at 1000 according to the reports of the storm. people

report, this statistic is related to a six-month period, which was recently published by the police council of england and germany, and the report of this the council the charges range from crimes ranging from assaults and sexual harassment to complaints about excessive presence during arrests. most of them were deprived of police support. at least 13 people were killed in serious clashes between farmers and herdsmen in nigeria. in the past weeks, plateau state in the center of nigeria has witnessed an increase in tension between these two groups, who disagree about the exploitation of water resources in the region. have climate change is one of the main causes of conflicts in this region. in the past month, more than 120 people lost their lives during these conflicts, and more than 3 thousand people were forced to leave their homes due to the fear of these violence. the death toll from the storm in brazil has increased to 13 people. the storm in the southern state of rio grande and its capital porto alegre last thursday and friday. four people were also useful in the storm, the city of eig

today i met a man that pearson who works in stop and search for the national police council to discussst empower police officers to better you stop and search. i have written to all chief constables... ensure that every officer is confident in the effective and appropriate lease of all stop and search powers including the use of suspicious powers. to investigate instances where someone is in to fearing or obstructing the use of these powers and, if necessary, make effects delete... instill greater public confidence. public confidence is the linchpin of our model of policing by consent. i am looking at strengthening local community scrutiny, transparency is vital, so is community engagement. i want every community to be able to trust stop and search. i want to present a clear picture of the stop and search landscape which shows the good work being done on the front line. that is why the government will amend the criminal evidence act to make clear when the police should communicate with powers being used in public order under a section 60 conduct. suspicion should stop and search must b

the national police chiefs council told us, "police take abuse directed towards door supervisors and abuse, or those witnessing offences to report these to the police." ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news. live from london, this is bbc news. live now to kent, to speak to chief executive of the night time industry, michael kill. michael, it's very good to have you with us on the programme. really concerning report we sawjust with us on the programme. really concerning report we saw just than about the kind of abuse that people who work on doors face. what do you think needs to be done? well. who work on doors face. what do you think needs to be done?— think needs to be done? well, we've set out a very _ think needs to be done? well, we've set out a very clear _ think needs to be done? well, we've set out a very clear position - - think needs to be done? well, we've set out a very clear position - we - set out a very clear position — we are asking government to consider changing legislation to protect security workers against violence in the workplace, which means that we want them to have t

people living around and three times less _ many people living around and three times less council and policee to help out and help maintain dot i it used to be nice. for more — maintain dot i it used to be nice. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you are live with bbc news. that's turn to a very important story. among the many thousands of political prisoners currently held in iran's jails are seven prominent environmentalists imprisoned since 2018, and serving lengthy sentences for spying — although no evidence has ever been produced. it was concluded they weren't spies, but a court convicted them on various national security charges. i'm joined now by kaveh madani , director of the united nations university institute for water, environment and health and former deputy head of iran's department of environment, who was previously arrested in iran. i will come to your own experience in a moment or two, but in terms of those people i mentioned therein the introduction, being held, tell viewers around the world who perhaps might not be familiar with this story. t

first of all, i was indeed an ad announced session of the security council letter policing. was there the secretary of a security council big left partnership fund as well as minutes? are all defense? sure. good. now, like we've just heard from a offer shift for easy to ukraine, has failed at their sole goal day kendra offensive the research the days. and in the recent weeks they suffered really heavy losses as uh, there is no the attempt at least 13000 the soldiers have but being a law officer, are you ready? uh these uh, battles are more of the equipment. uh, bold. the oldest son. yeah, we've been the trained, had, and the equipment that was applied to them by western countries. now those aren't going as well. at least 13 major major tags have been destroyed. now the minister of defense. ready showing us as that, that all of those, all of that equipment that is supplied by the west. the great and it doesn't really have any effect on that key is the so called the counter offensive. and lighter pollution also added back to us, despite all of this equipments that you create, y

well 1st of all i was indeed an ad announced session of the security council letter policing. was there the secretary over security council, the lot partnership fund as well as minister of defense? sure. good. now, like we just heard from a author shift for easy to ukraine, has failed at their sole goal. the cancer offensive, the recent days. and the reason we said they suffered really heavy losses as uh, the result of the attempt at least 13000. the soldiers have but being a loss. are you ready? uh these uh, battles are more of a equipment sir. uh, old old the. so again, it was gonna be great and, and the equipment was supplied to them by western countries. now those are going as well, at least a 13 major made tags have been destroyed. now the minister of defense. ready showing us as that, that all of those old data equipment is supplied by the west. the great and it doesn't really have any effect on that kids, the sole goal, the counter offensive and minor pollution also added back stuff. despite the whole of this equipment that you create, you receive from the west, a key of

well, 1st of all, i was indeed an ad announced session of the security council letter policing. was there the secretary of a security council bluff officer fund as well as minister of defense? schlager now, like we've just heard from a offer shift for easy to do. great, has failed at the recent days. and in the recent weeks that they suffered really heavy losses as uh, the result of the attempt at least 13000 the soldiers have but being lost. are you ready? are these uh battles tomorrow, but equipment, sir. uh, old. old, associated with the crate and. and the equipment that was supplied to them by western countries. now the major made tags had been destroyed. now the minister of defense. ready showing us as that, that all of those old equipment that is supplied by the west. the great and it doesn't really have any effect on that key is the sole goal, the counter offensive. and minor pollution also added back to us despite all of this equipments that you pray you receive from the west. a key of i still need mobilization resources, and so you crave really as a big problem with that

the national police chiefs council told us please take abuse directed towards the door supervisors andtrongly encourage those who suffer abuse or there witnessing offences to report these to the police. ashleyjohn baptiste, bbc news. some breaking news coming into us, good news if you're travelling through heathrow, planned strikes have been called out by security workers after they voted to accept an improved pay offer from heathrow airport. planned strikes by security workers at heathrow airport are not going to go ahead as things stand. they were thou's, more coming up stand. they were thou's, more coming up after a short break —— stay with us. good afternoon. plenty going on for the weather over the next few days. we've got a change in the story as we speak. we've got rain around it this morning, not for all of us. this was glasgow earlier on. some heavier bursts of rain, but already it's starting to fragment as it pushes its way steadily eastwards. but we've got rain into parts of north west england and wales, the best of the sunshine further south and east. so not a bad morning s

main topic at a crime prevention meeting in santa rosa tuesday night that brought together police city council members, violence prevention groups and concerned members of the public. this is a tragedy that's bringing us here. but what i've seen from my experience is also a moment of opportunity for us that we can come together. police chief john cregan said. early prevention is one of the keys. the latest homicides involved juveniles over the past ten days, 215 year olds were killed, teens as young as 14 were arrested and both incidents appear to be gang related. earlier this year, on march 1st, a 16 year old was stabbed and killed during a fight at montgomery high school . my heart is really filled with sorrow over the last three homicide that involved three of our children here, our community . and that's not okay. we all have a responsibility to work together. police made seven arrests in these latest shootings, and just announced the arrest of the alleged shooter. in one of the cases, 21 year old koby benjamin from santa rosa, lieutenant christopher meron said he fled to las vegas after g

the national police chiefs' council has said it's "outrageous" that some platforms were making "hugebility" for safety. angus crawford reports. so i'm in a room with a woman called tara. tara is just an avatar created for use in vr pornography. so there's a dance pose. tara is fully clothed, but make no mistake, most of the content is extremely explicit. a lot of work has been done on genitalia. fabien benetou is a vr expert, an advisor on tech to the european parliament and shows us how it works. the game's called virt—a—mate. it lets users build their own vr porn, anything they can imagine. so what i would worry for is for people to use this illegally. too late — it's already happening. even though virt—a—mate says it's put in place stringent measures and strongly opposes illegal use, we found players creating child models for use in explicit sex scenes. look here, a user is offering avatars of young girls for sale. "teens and tweens," he says. this one is making them aged 10, i2 and 15. and it gets worse. he's taken a photo of a real child on a beach and then used the image to cre

we hope to hear from the police and the council later on today to get some questions to the answer isasking.— some questions to the answer is that many of us are asking. you must have been speaking — many of us are asking. you must have been speaking to _ many of us are asking. you must have been speaking to people _ many of us are asking. you must have been speaking to people throughout l been speaking to people throughout the day. any reaction from them? how concerned are people in nottingham city centre right now? i concerned are people in nottingham city centre right now?— city centre right now? i think --eole city centre right now? i think people are — city centre right now? i think people are concerned - city centre right now? i think people are concerned that i city centre right now? i thinkl people are concerned that the city centre right now? i think - people are concerned that the people i have spoken to have expressed that, it is more sadness. i have spoken to some people who don't know what is going on, they are quite bemused as to what is happening. the trams and buses se

the national police chiefs' council told us they take abuse towards those working in the night—time economytiste, bbc news. you can watch the full programme security: abuse on the door on the bbc iplayer now. the special olympics world summer games are coming to a close in berlin. all the competitors in the games have intellectual disabilities. britain's team has enjoyed medal—winning success — and now the global head of the special olympics says he'd love the games to come to the uk, where they've never been staged before. joe wilson reports. you don't really need words to explain the point of the special olympics. just look at the faces. these are a few moments among thousands from a week of sport in berlin. but one answer from a british gymnast kind of said everything. when you're out there doing your routines, how do you feel? like i've come alive. exactly. with 20,000 volunteers officiating and assisting and encouraging the 7,000 competitors berlin has immersed itself in the special olympics. so if this can happen here in germany, the question must be, could it happen in britain? it mu

police brutality. how does the government deal with it? because the un human rights council has criticized funds for increase police finance. the european court of human rights has also condemned france on 5 separate occasions for leisure abuses committed by the police. what needs to be done in your view to address this issue? what needs to change? ok, difficult question because you have different live hours to live house that you should use. see me seeing you've taken? yes it does. there is an issue of control external control of each post. say audio . it should be waiting for. but you cannot re, from the police against pretty soapy sales, and this is tony issue. you have to wean this 2 weeks on the details of pretty soapy. so, so you have to train pretty socials. and in a short planning and, and vocational training to this kind of rate, which is that the use of the false is something technical, but it's also something relational. is that how you use your gun in we situations? and these question is a question of how you all have had a system at brain as a police officer in

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the crime prevention meeting last night brought together police, city council members, violence preventionroups and concerned members of the public. santa rosa's police chief says early prevention and unity are keys to changing the tragic community narrative. this is a tragedy that's bringing us here, but what i've seen from my experience is also a moment of opportunity for us that we can come together. the latest homicides involved juveniles over the past week and a half to 15 year olds were killed and teenagers as young as 14 were arrested. both incidents appear to be gang related. back on march 1st, a 16 year old was stabbed and killed during a fight at montgomery high school . my heart is really filled with sorrow over the last three homicides that involve three of our children here. our community . and that's that. okay. we all have a responsibility to work together. well, the police chief said they cannot arrest their way out of the problem. so the city is creating new violence prevention efforts. that includes having a full time gang crime team and working with youth schools and par

education shortly begin consulting on strengthening guidance and ensure health agencies, police forces and councilswork together more collaboratively plan and decisions that prevents putting the children's needs at the heart of their work. if course and to meet the honorable gentleman in the health department minister smith them also. >> thank you very much mr. speaker britt huntington's disease eventually robs sufferers and their ability to walk, talk it, eats, care for themselves and make decisions. what changes the person they were and has a 50% chance of being inherited by their children. will the government back the huntington's disease communities call for better access to mental health services, inc. care coordinator in every area and specific guidelines to everyone affected by this devastating condition can't help they need? >> mr. prime minister. >> i completely agree the gentleman about the devastating impact of this terrible disease. it is the case have increased significantly investments in mental health. i have course i'm happy to arrange the department of health ministers to meet with

. >>> the city of san rafael will have a new board to keep an eye on its police force. the council unanimously approved after a bloody beating during an arrest sparked community outcry. this is body cam video from the arrest of july last year. officers had approached julio jimenez lopez and two other men drinking beer in the street and during the struggle lopez suffered a head injuries and a broken nose as he was taken to the ground. there will be recommendations given to the police department and it will begin accepting applications next month. >>> san jose police raised the pride flag the fifth year. the department was the first in a major u.s. city to raise the flag for pride month. >>> a live look at the white house where president biden is making his fight known against state laws curbing lgbtq rights. the white house postponed its pride house celebration on the south lawn due to poor air quality flowing in from canadian wildfires, but the president made a few remarks inside. >> our fight is far, far from over because we have some hysterical and i would argue prejudice people

more than 1,500 police officers in england have been accused of violence against women and girls. the national council of police chiefs england has announced that only 13 of these 1,500 police officers were fired. in the new clashes between farmers and ranchers in nigeria , at least 13 people have been killed in the last few weeks . region and climate change is one of the factors influencing the conflicts in this region. at the same time as nato's largest air exercise is being held in germany , numerous demonstrations have been held across germany . they demanded that 10,000 soldiers and 220 fighter planes from 25 countries will be present in this exercise that will last until the end of the week. coinciding with the anniversary of the martyrdom of imam javad, peace be upon him, the body of an unknown martyr of the holy defense will be buried before noon today in the area of ​​the central building of the relief committee in tehran. and the body of martyr itsar shojaei was buried today in karaj. ayah, 18 years old on august 19, 1962 , was martyred in the operation of wal-fajr 1 in feke region, and the

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will delve nto the emerging era meaning that brought together the police, city council members , violencec. the police chief of santa rosa talked about the concerns and said early prevention and unity are keys to changing this problem. this is a tragedy that's bringing us here . but what i've seen from my experience is also a moment of opportunity for us that we can come together. the latest homicide has involved juveniles over the past week and a half to 15 year olds were killed and teenagers as young as 14 were arrested. both incidents appear to be gang related. back on march first, a 16 year old was stabbed and killed during a fight at montgomery high school . my heart is really filled with sorrow over the last three homicides that involved three of our children here, our community . and that's not okay. we all have a responsibility to work together. the chief said they can't arrest their way out of the problem, so the city is creating new violence prevention efforts. that includes having a full time gang crime team and working with youth schools and parents. new numbers show a big inc

. >>> the san jose police department has a new temporary independent police auditor. the city council voted unanimously to appoint karen sununu a retired santa clara assistant district attorney. she is stepping in for the current auditor who is retiring. the independent police auditor monitors and reviews misconduct investigations done by the police department's internal affairs unit. she will assume the role while the search for the next permanent auditor is under way. >>> home sales across california are at the highest level in eight months. while the numbers look promising analysts say the market is still rebounding and that home sales overall are still down compared to this time last year. we have a closer look. >> reporter: the latest report from the california association of realtors is good news. home sales up. 10% statewide from april to may. and up 30% here in the bay area. >> what i am seeing in this data is a pretty strong rebound in home sales. >> reporter: jeff tucker is senior economist at zillow and says the biggest jump in sales is happening in suburban areas. in santa

main topic at a crime prevention meeting in santa rosa tuesday night that brought together police city councilembers of the public. this is a tragedy that's bringing us here. but what i've seen from my experience is also a moment of opportunity for us that we can come together, police chief john cregan said early prevention is one of the keys. the latest homicides involved juveniles over the past ten days. 215 year olds were killed. teens as young as 14 were arrested and both incidents appear to be gang related. earlier this year, on march 1st, a 16 year old was stabbed and killed during a fight at montgomery high school . my heart is really filled with sorrow over the last three homicide that involved three of our children here. our community . and that's not okay. we all have a responsibility to work together. police made seven arrests in these latest shootings and just announced the arrest of the alleged shooter. in one of the cases, 21 year old koby benjamin from santa rosa, lieutenant christopher meron said he fled to las vegas after gunning down the young victim in a parking lot of an ap

main topic at a crime prevention meeting in santa rosa tuesday night that brought together police, city council members violence prevention groups and concerned members of the public. this is a tragedy that's bringing us here. but what i've seen from my experience is also a moment of opportunity for us that we can come together. police chief john cregan said early prevention is one of the keys. the latest homicides involved juveniles over the past ten days. 215 year olds were killed. teens as young as 14 were arrested and both incidents appear to be gang related. earlier this year, on march 1st, a 16 year old was stabbed and killed during a fight at montgomery high school. my heart is really filled with sorrow. over the last three homicides that involved three of our children here, our community. and that's not okay. we all have a responsibility to work together. police made seven arrests in these latest shootings, and just announced the arrest of the alleged shooter. in one of the cases, 21 year old koby benjamin from santa rosa. lieutenant christopher meron said he fled to las vegas after gun

police department and its residents. it would be comprised of seven members appointed by the city council. ice tonight said he supports the move. enforcement is often difficult. and we may not always like what we hear, but the intention here is to raise the bar to make us better. the city of san rafael also plans to hire an independent auditor to review police policies and procedures, as well as administrative investigations. the meeting is still ongoing tonight. at last check, no vote had been taken. well we've got another story tonight of thieves targeting people in oakland in a new and aggressive manner. our crime reporter, henry lee spoke with a wildlife photographer who believes he was followed on his latest shoot. a guy ran up to me and stuck a gun in my ribs and said, give me your wallet. 72 year old jim roach of oakland was robbed at gunpoint just as he's about to go on a hike and do what he does best, take photos of wildlife. three masked robbers surrounded him after apparently following him to skyline boulevard and joaquin miller road in the oakland hills just before sunrise frida

to be part of his government to work against them or refer me to police against a, a, or the police have council accountable or for you to buttons. and when you see the cheese or former administered interior piece of custom, you know after protecting the police of what the tories crushed. ringback the, you know, best movement in brother, if in fact we say broke their scores isn't a case of cost any other for me. i mean, he's talking to you or was a fact from his position by depressed or exist side by far? why you to he always seemed to have got a slight technical freeze at all mister the last day. of course, they've got the general gist of what he was saying and of course that he was from the head of the committee for justice and liberties in paris, which will continue to follow that story throughout the day. well, somebody can use cleo solve the united kingdom with judges of blocked government plans to deport asylum seekers to rewind the court of appeal in london, ruled of the plans and lawful rights groups and the asylum seekers appealed an earlier decision by another cold which gave the go ah

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kumasi: the oakland city council has pushed the mayor's $4 billion encloses a $360 million shortfall by freezing currently vacant staff positions, including policegainst the budget because it calls for several departments to be merged. reggie: some people will be making more money starting this weekend. have a dozen cities are raising the minimum wage. san francisco, berkeley, alameda, emeryville, fremont, and the pedis. emeryville will go now to the highest minimum wage in the bay area, $18.67 per hour. that is higher than san francisco and berkeley where they will see $18.07 an hour. fremont is raising minimum wage to $16 80 since in our. alameda will go to $16.52. the statewide minimum wage is $15.50. >> your people struggling to get by in this economy, the extra $.80 an hour for make a big difference for people able to meet bills and cover the rent. it is not enough. it is not what people totally need to survive and meet their needs. it does make a huge difference. reggie: those minimum wage hikes take effect this saturday. kumasi: novato is considering selling a mobile home park in a move that could balance the city budget. the management c

you have a police force, especially under macron, that has been used for control and to step down dissent, and even the councilurope issued a warning to france about the use of police to clamp down on demonstrators last year, but the much broader trend is the way that france polices its streets, which is different to the philosophy of police forces in holland over the u.k., which is much more about policing for the people. in france, the police haven't be those that they police for the state and -- the police have an ethos that they police for the state and are as such much more willing to use force. in many places, you do not have the bond between a local police force policing for local people and the inhabitants of such areas, which is one of the reasons why they see themselves as quite apart from the police, and they see the police as a kind of external force that does not treat them well. >> it is a tragic event. a 17-year-old has died at the hands of policeman. what does it speak to that you have seen such nationwide protests in this manner? >> i think the people more generally, but specifically in these

against officers who were supposed to hear from the police but he says he won't respond until the full report is presented to the san jose city council at its next meeting. justin campbell has more. >> san jose has aimed. its police force since the death of george floyd. but for the 3rd year in a row, complaints against officers are up. >> a newly released report by the ipa independent police auditor shows that the san jose police department had roughly 1100 officers in 2022. and about a 3rd of them had a complaint against them. believe it because there's no accountability. sandra asher, a volunteer with sacred heart showing up for racial justice says officer misconduct is treated lightly. the independent on it was established in 2020 after the death of george floyd asher says since then, the public has been more vocal about police misconduct. >> have a lower threshold for tolerance for that behavior. and as they've seen over the last 3 years, a lack of accountability, they're more likely to say, you know what, this is not ok. i'm going to stand up for myself and my rights to san jose police department has yet to implement the 500 re

council meetings. yeah. but by friday, police say anti june team flyers were circulating throughout the community. max kessler is one of the residents who found a flyer on his property and based on how he found other flyers throughout the neighborhood. he thinks that they were intentionally put there. >> brought out a reaction me. i i wasn't expecting, you know, i'm getting goosebumps a little bit. just it's a different level of hatred that i haven't seen before. in our community, it just blew me away. >> police are still investigating who was behind these anti june teen flyers. meantime, council member kevin wilk says a lot of the people who made racist remarks at tuesday's council meeting were not from walnut creek. >> wild video here shows a tornado tearing through a community in greenwood, indiana officials say one person has died and another has been injured. listen so scared. officials are saying one person has died again. another has been injured. damage includes structures of homes, roofs and downed power lines that could keep people's power off for days. lawrence is here. he's been keepin

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was held in all regions of russia, and employees of the internal affairs bodies, police veterans, members of public councilsistry of internal affairs across the country lit a candle in memory of those who, at the cost of their lives, defended their homeland on sakhalin, for example, candles laid out a huge inscription remember, and in stavropol, st. george ribbons decorated the end of the annual action with a tree in memory of those who defended freedom before last seconds of life during the great patriotic war almost a minute of silence. probably the killer who staged a bloody shootout in one of the coffee center of angarsk was arrested in handcuffs. vasily murachev, better known in criminal circles, as vasya is a chinese , investigators believe he broke into a catering establishment with a combat pistol. first, he wounded the president of the city boxing federation, alexander rakislov, and then shot at his friend organayza tumanyan, the latter died on the spot. man arrested for 2 months now the necessary investigative actions are carried out to investigate the criminal case. ongoing has been tried for rob

there's probably about three times more people living around here, and three times less council and policee with bbc news. just want to bring in some pictures showing presidentjoe biden who tripped and fell whilst handing out diplomas at a graduation ceremony. this took place at the us air force academy a little earlier today. now, of course, the president is 80 years old, butjust take a look at what happened here. the president tripping and falling from a help to thereby a few officials on the stage. after getting back up, he was able to walk back to his seat without assistance. you will notice that he planted back behind him indicating perhaps what he tripped over. the white house, they have responded and said that president joe biden is fine, they said there was a sandbag on the stage, and he tripped over it while shaking hands. president biden running for reelection in 202a. doctors have now declared him fit and healthy for duty after being physically examined earlier in the year. of course, lots of questions about his age and his suitability to run for what will be a grueling campaign

council members also included money to reverse rolling fire station brownouts, and they added funding for civilian investigators to solve crimes. despite the historic deficit we face, this budget will maintain police services and focus those services on the most impacted areas. the council members rejected a number of amendments tonight, including preventing the merger of some city departments and adding an additional police academy for lateral hires. governor newsom and legislative leaders reached an agreement tonight on a 300 plus dollars million state budget. the deal ends a weeks long standoff over the governor's proposal to fast track energy transportation and other infrastructure projects in california. sources close to the negotiations said the governor had considered vetoing part, if not all of the spending plan. the legislature sent him on june 15th. and a statement just released tonight, the governor said this budget increases our fiscal discipline by growing our budget reserves to a record $38 billion while preserving historic investments in public education, health care, climate and public safety. one state lawmaker wants drivers to pay more to cross most state owned bridges. this is a

police officers association, but they declined to comment. this independent audit was supposed to be presented at city council tonight. >> but it was deferred to the next meeting. it is presented, the police chief will be there at city council and have to respond to council members reporting in san jose. justin campell kron. 4 news. >> i'm meteorologist brittany begley. still tracking some thunderstorms to the north of us just out of our viewing area. but some light sprinkles near pelham area on the break that down for you. but let's plan for tomorrow. your wake-up planner showing you as wake up at 06:00am and even 9, we're going continue to see cloudy conditions. thanks to a low pressure system dropping down those temperatures below average temperatures by 09:00am. we're going to say in the 50's for the entire region by noon, hopefully going slowly start to clear out. but we're going continue to have breezy conditions and land. we're going upper 60's for you. bay. we'll be in the lower 60's for you and the coast. we're going to struggle to get to 60 a break. it all down for your seven-day forecast. coming up next. >> video shows what appears