portsmouth north.ng the so—called red wool in the midlands. this one was about labour rebuilding it. the political map looks very different including in the midlands well either reclaim seat where it had previously held. this report now from northampton. at this cafe they were slowly digesting the news but on a momentous day the result had left a bitter taste. i voted for conservative. obviously we knew labour was going to win and they've won. my concerns were they're going to put the minimum wage up, which is all right, but minimum wage goes up, everything else is going to go up. over at the market, it was the best news possible for richie, who's voted labour ever since he moved here from zimbabwe a quarter of a century ago. tony blair and all them lot, they were doing the right thing. obviously things didn't go the right way after all. but with, you know, with these things, you have to listen to the people and try to do what, you know, you promise, not to say one thing and then you do the other thing

did you know no asian american artists or histories in portsmouth square. this is such a wake up call for our community that started over a decade ago with building the central subway. and the need for community and engagement and inclusion in our landmark spaces, so i have to thank mayor london breed, president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, and our district supervisor, and the san francisco arts commission for answering that call for providing the leadership, their support and for collaborating with the community in this way. san francisco has been chinatown has been rebounding from the pandemic and but we are going to be rebounding in a way that is dynamic, that preserves but also is forward looking with initiative said like this one. and it will maintain our beautiful community distinctive character and builds a innovative future. now, i get the honor to introduce and welcome our san francisco mayor london breed. i have to thank mayor breed for her leadership stewarding a vibrant cultural landscape. for her deep love and sport for the arts a

did you know no asian american artists or histories in portsmouth square. this is such a wake up call for our community that started over a decade ago with building the central subway. and the need for community and engagement and inclusion in our landmark spaces, so i have to thank mayor london breed, president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, and our district supervisor, and the san francisco arts commission for answering that call for providing the leadership, their support and for collaborating with the community in this way. san francisco has been chinatown has been rebounding from the pandemic and but we are going to be rebounding in a way that is dynamic, that preserves but also is forward looking with initiative said like this one. and it will maintain our beautiful community distinctive character and builds a innovative future. now, i get the honor to introduce and welcome our san francisco mayor london breed. i have to thank mayor breed for her leadership stewarding a vibrant cultural landscape. for her deep love and sport for the arts a

having not received what they wanted, the japanese also perceived the treaty of portsmouth as a nationalisgrace, hardly an unequal surrender. having won the battlefield, japan lost the war diplomatic. all the great powers, already under the father of nicholas ii, alexander ii, peacekeepers were preparing for a big war, for a new redistribution of the world. alexander received the nickname peacemaker for successfully preventing this. under him, the russian empire refused to participate in any military alliances; without russia’s participation, the world war could not take place. alexander ii called on all countries to stop the arms race and abandon the idea of ​​mass mutual destruction. the same policy was continued by his son nicholas ii. all know the hague convention of 1899, but not everyone remembers that it was adopted on the initiative. and under powerful pressure from russia. the following issues were discussed: easing the lot of wounded prisoners of war, a 5-year moratorium on dropping bombs from balloons, and the non-use of explosive bullets; then, by the way, they tried to ban t

i actually used to get this train to see my parents when i used to live in portsmouth.h, i'm really excited. and all the better doing it on br rolling stock, too. essentially, that means trains made in the uk in the era of british rail up to the mid—�*90s, before the network was privatised. tickets, please. hiya. hello. ta. thank you. this country invented the railway, and, once, we used to design and build locomotives that were sent across the world, slashing journey times between great cities. but as the uk's manufacturing industries declined, railway companies here found it cheaper to import trains from overseas. yeah, 70007 and 66528. 007, and then there's 08 shunter, 08785. it was really the freight trains that, um, kind of kick—started my social media. um, during covid, i went out and filmed the freight trains... ..uh, passing my parents�* town in somerset when i was there during covid. horn blows loudly ah! he laughs oh, it gave me a shock. because it was so consistent and i was quite passionate about it, it kind of brought my social media to more people's phones

they're from the university of portsmouth. thank you so much. i to now it's prince and french president, amount of all the icons centers, comp and the left wing alliance are scrambling to find a way to prevent the far right from taking control of parliament. next weekend, tuesday evening is the deadline for candidates to declare whether they'll pull out of the head of sundays rental votes. rival parties are weighing whether to drop 3rd place candidates in a bid to block the fall, or writes trances. many of frances european partners are watching the election nervously aware that the far right when could have huge implications for the ear. frances national rally on the role from strong showings in european elections and the 1st round of parliamentary voting and france party leaders. joel, down by the law and merely in the pin promise of france that is more french last year or pm. that cuts across multiple areas from foreign and military policy to welfare spending and cooperation with its neighbors. the national riley has long been skeptical of eur

that was christopher morris there from the university of portsmouth. thank you so much. and stay in ukraine authorities there, say they have arrested for people after security services, oil, what they say, we're plans for a russian back to attempt. the domestic intelligence agency says a group of conspirators ad plotted to start a riot storm, the parliament building, and then replaced the leadership on sunday during constitution day celebrations. key or claims that has been the target of several coupons over the last few years. are now european security and bi lateral ties have taught the agenda of talks between german chancellor. all of schultz and police prime minister don't tell us. can warsaw shots travel to poland with 12 govern government ministers? said they discussed boosting defense cooperation, including a strong nature of presence on the eastern plank to deter which reading from russia enough to pronounce it also spoke of other lateral initiatives that they would work on together when people are the 1st such consultations since 2018. i think that has yet start

joining us today on the news with those insights, but it's christopher morris from university of portsmouth in the u. k. any thanks. thank you so much. i or let's turn to some sports news now, and england's football team manager garrick south gate has announced his departure after a 2nd consecutive defeat and the european championship finals. southgate said in a statement that that's sunday's final end for lynn again. spain was his final game as england manager, the 53 year old has been english most successful manager in terms of consistent performances at major tournaments. and in his 8 years and shar, he's managed england at 4 major tournaments including reaching the world cop 70 finals in 2018 or so we can talk all things garrett, south caves to partner with a tom get away from dw sports. tom to this announcement comes a surprise to, you know, i didn't think it's a surprise. i think it's kind of a shot in the sense of this is the size me piece of news for english football. and i don't think one could say it was a surprise, particularly off to this tournament. and you know, obviously got

portsmouth is my home. for you. portsmouth is my home. it's where everybody all right then?enny mordaunt has just lost her seat to labour at 4:10. let's introduce our new superstar panel for the rest of our time i know. well, let's call it that. >> why not? >> why not? >> superstar cross—party panel. if you don't mind. so we're joined by labour peer lord glasman , former chairman of the glasman, former chairman of the 19. well, chairman of the 1922. no, not former former former now . no, not former former former now. yes. former chairman of the 1922 committee, sir graham brady, the man with all of the letters in his hand. >> do we have to call you lord brady now, >> lord b, you can call me whatever you like. having just been ennobled , arlene foster been ennobled, arlene foster also joins us, along with former environment secretary george eustice. we're going to catch up on all of the night's events. >> but first we've got a party to attend in essex . let's see to attend in essex. let's see what patrick and michelle have got for us. evening, you two. morning. i should say yo

did you know no asian american artists or histories in portsmouth square.h a wake up call for our community that started over a decade ago with building the central subway. and the need for community and engagement and inclusion in our landmark spaces, so i have to thank mayor london breed, president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, and our district supervisor, and the san francisco arts commission for answering that call for providing the leadership, their support and for collaborating with the community in this way. san francisco has been chinatown has been rebounding from the pandemic and but we are going to be rebounding in a way that is dynamic, that preserves but also is forward looking with initiative said like this one. and it will maintain our beautiful community distinctive character and builds a innovative future. now, i get the honor to introduce and welcome our san francisco mayor london breed. i have to thank mayor breed for her leadership stewarding a vibrant cultural landscape. for her deep love and sport for the arts and for china

he is currently an active member and that means the epsilon chapter in portsmouth virginia. it is my distinct pleasure to introduce to you virginian and my friend, the speaker of the house of delegates of the virginia general assembly. please welcome attorney don scott. [applause] when everybody leaves it's about to get bad. all eyes are on me. my name is not tupac. good afternoon brother. it's an honor to be here. i am overwhelmed for the honor of being here today with brothers from all over the country and brothers from members of the divine -- i never take the opportunity to speak before anybody but especially my brothers. i never take it lightly. because i know that we live in dangerous times right now. there are those who may have forgotten where we have come from. i'm 59 years old and i know i look good for my age. but i'm 59 years old that was born in march of 1965, march 5 to be exact. anybody know what happened on march 71965? bloody sunday. crossing the edmond pettis bridge so i know we sometimes get a little highfalutin but we forget we have only been living here

a fishing trip in the portsmouth area of ​​new hampshire, usa, almost ended in tragedy.ut of the water and overturned one of the boats. two people were in the water, someone came to their aid. eyewitnesses decided that, according to the information, no one was injured as a result of the incident, but fishing, of course, had to be postponed in order to pull out the overturned vessel. visitors to yellowstone national park witnessed another rare natural phenomenon. a powerful geyser erupted there. frightened people tried to escape from the source, which scattered stones and hot water for tens of meters, and also damaged the pedestrian path. there were no casualties, the area is now closed to tourists. now the words of my colleague. she tried to kill her daughter’s husband, not the operatives detained the pensioner because she decided to radically change the situation, she took it , she liked his lifestyle, so she a knife attacked a sleeping man. fairytale chicken is needed for sweet dreams, rubber chicken for distracting maneuvers, the most tender chicken for burgers at the

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duncan kennedy, bbc news, in portsmouth north.ecessity. with a tory governments, it was chaotic. it's a welcome change. we are looking forward to the positive changes that a labour government will bring. there's been so many mistakes being made~ _ there's been so many mistakes being made~ it_ there's been so many mistakes being made~ it is_ there's been so many mistakes being made. it is everyone wants a want to change. _ made. it is everyone wants a want to change, whether for the better or not, change, whether for the better or not. not — change, whether for the better or not, not quite sure. but people are voting _ not, not quite sure. but people are voting with — not, not quite sure. but people are voting with their feet on this occasion, _ voting with their feet on this occasion, which is a surprise in view— occasion, which is a surprise in view of— occasion, which is a surprise in view of the _ occasion, which is a surprise in view of the area, definitely. i won't — view of the area, definitely. i won't have thought it. that

ray >> yeah, she's lost portsmouth nonh >> yeah, she's lost portsmouth north and, of course, was knowning that it sort of accurately reflects how the rest of the nation is voting. and of course, with labour gaining seats all over the united kingdom, perhaps it's no surprise that penny has made her own exit. now she was beaten, but not by much to a local teacher , amanda martin. local teacher, amanda martin. she was a challenger back in 2019. now, miss martin wasn't successful back then, but she was overnight finally triumphing. but by just 780 votes. so quite a narrow margin there. and then reform coming in in third place with around 8500 votes, which will have definitely had an impact on penny mordaunts chances last night. now, she'd had a lot of local support. of course, this is her home town. it's a naval town. she's a navy reservist. but just like jacob rees—mogg, she came into power in 2010 and dunng she came into power in 2010 and during her campaign to get re—elected or attempt to get re—elected, she said that she told voters that the work that she'd done in portsmouth tells the

here we discussed some wheel in the welcome back towards the portsmouth transcript associated fellow at the, the canada international foundation in your daily doctor goes to i. i asked you primarily about the united states from the western side, but there was a, i mean, at least historically, there has always been another influential western player. i'm talking about great britain here. so does it play and your role in their original affairs these days? because that influence tends to be historically if they sent it to be less visible, but sometimes from low but malicious, at least as far as the frustrates concerned. i think even the great britain or the british in the they didn't have any data to interesting centralization. their main intention was to contain a restaurant admins solid and russian expansion coming near to a gun border. they literally varied. so they didn't care much about uh, data environment with the st. alicia. however, the main intention was to, uh, you know, go to the best option expansion. how do you understand this? uh, sort of for historical rigidity because i

it's _ in portsmouth north... democracy is never wrong. it's all— in portsmouth north... of security and i speak all you like of security and freedom, but you can't have either if you are afraid.— freedom, but you can't have either if you are afraid. penny mordaunt's defeat is an — if you are afraid. penny mordaunt's defeat is an experience _ if you are afraid. penny mordaunt's defeat is an experience seen i if you are afraid. penny mordaunt's defeat is an experience seen in i if you are afraid. penny mordaunt's i defeat is an experience seen in many other places. so a day after the results was to voters now think? i’d results was to voters now think? i'd 'ust results was to voters now think? if. just wanted to the change, yes. results was to voters now think? i'd just wanted to the change, yes. atl just wanted to the change, yes. at the pukka pooch pet parlour, the manager neatly ashley hadn't heard about the labour victory when we popped in. about the labour victory when we .0. ed in, ., about the labour victory when we --- in. . ., about the labour victory when we ---

the incident happened off the coast of portsmouth. as a result of the collision, two fishermen fell overboard, reports cnn. fortunately, people managed to be saved, no one was injured, thanks to the rope, the fishermen returned to a normal position. and such were the news on currently. you can read more on our website espresso tv, also follow us on social networks and watch our unique content on youtube, and literally in a moment meet my colleague olga. you are tired in travel pharmacies, you are thinking about a new mattress, but this is what stops you, have you thought about what you are sleeping on? old mattresses accumulate not only dust, but also moisture that a person releases during sleep. a new mattress pad or bed linen can only improve the mattress aesthetically. choose a camel orthopedic mattress and your sleep will become noticeably better. take advantage of the super offer for half the price. call now and order a camel orthopedic mattress. instead of paying the full price of the mattress, pay only half. due to the fact tha

the people of portsmouth.t i hope that, like me, they intend — but i hope that, like me, they intend to _ but i hope that, like me, they intend to continue carrying on serving — intend to continue carrying on serving their communities with even stronger— serving their communities with even stronger heart. our country needs all of— stronger heart. our country needs all of us — stronger heart. our country needs all of us. and, finally, iwant stronger heart. our country needs all of us. and, finally, i want to thank— all of us. and, finally, i want to thank my— all of us. and, finally, i want to thank my campaigners, my team here in portsmouth led by rob new, my parliamentary team, those who supported me, including other political— supported me, including other political parties, particularly the independent group under george madgwick, but also the thousands of activists— madgwick, but also the thousands of activists across the country who, in the darkest — activists across the country who, in the darkest of tim

navy, he served at the aviation portsmouth school.ee days before he was 18, he enlisted, and was discharged in 1946. he was also involved in the design of the national d-day memorial. marion knoll, u.s. navy, he served as a motor machinist mate third class aboard lsc 779, including tours to iwo jima and okinawa. it was the first lst to be john iwo jima's shores on d+1 and unloaded much-needed howitzers onto green beach. it supplied the flag made famous by joe rosenthal's epic photo of the flag raising on voucher a bocce -- on mount syria bocce. >> don owens landed on d-day plus seven at utah beach and fought in the battle for cherbourg. he served in the army for three years. lewis, u.s. army, mr. so cox was so eager to serve his country in world war ii, that he enlisted in the army at age 15, lying about his age. he was soon discovered and sent home, but when he was old enough , he served during the korean war where he was a driver for the m 39 armored utility vehicle and merited the purple heart. joseph elmer stroud, u.s. navy, mr. s

in the us, the kid attacked. on a fishing boat, the incident occurred off the coast of portsmouth. as a result of the collision two fishermen fell overboard, reports cnn. fortunately, the people were saved, no one was injured, thanks to the rope, the fishermen returned the ship to a normal position. look for more interesting videos on the espresso youtube channel, be sure to subscribe, as there are live ether broadcasts, all news releases, programs and special projects that can be seen. only from us, also a short video on hot topics in the shorts section, share them, comment and be there. and that's all the news for now, our team is working to already at 3 p.m. you saw the updated news release, and in just a moment meet my colleague marta oliarnyk, who will continue the ether of the espresso tv channel. greetings to all viewers of the espresso tv channel in the studio of marta uliyarnyk, we will analyze the main events with you in the next few hours, so i invite you to watch, remember that you can also watch us on our youtube channel, so subscribe if you are up to.. . they did not

i wanted to bring us down this slimyjetty here cos i wanted to show off portsmouth harbour station.his used to function as a freight boat pier in the mid—1800s. i'm starting my rail adventure on england's southern coastline, passing through london, the midlands, into the yorkshire dales, then crossing scotland, up through the highlands, and hopefully making it

mayor london breed announcing the city wants to spend more than $2 million to create artwork at portsmouthare chinatown public health center in chinatown. him mark lai branch library branch the city says it wants artists with connections to chinatown, specifically to apply to work on these projects, and once artists have submitted those applications, the city says they'll become a part of the chinatown artist registry. work on the chinatown public art opportunities is expected to begin in early next year. >> a bay area think tank is supporting a controversial project to build a new city in solano county. the bay area council says it backs the so-called california forever plan for a new city on 17,500 acres of ranch land in eastern solano county. the report says the county's inability to produce housing and jobs has led to a lackluster economy, with long commutes and low wages. it says the potential benefits would stretch across the region. >> all state is reportedly requesting a homeowner insurance rate increase of more than 30% for california customers, according to the san francisco chro

again, we don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way the the man come back to the portsmouth in proud of form and british diplomat. and also ralph missed it in moscow, have read his diplomacy in russia. failed mister, proud to have been a very active watcher and commentator of the conflict in ukraine. and we partially discussed already how it may be affected by various political developments in the west. but i want to ask this question specifically, do you think they will be any change uh, after the results of british or american elections are out there thing they'll be any change on the bus to the police selections, because i know the conservatives of the labor party seem to have exactly the same policy, which is a policy no to discuss the own ranks and those who spoke to you claim. but the 2nd point is we didn't really have any power any way because you know, policy is almost completely decided by the united states of america. and on that, i think actually any bizarre from the east presidential election that led to this is a trump examples of game power. you know, could see

tightly wound, i trailed them around the country from nuneaton to hard low to all sorts other places, portsmouthdial but they are tightly wound. they were very eyes on the prize, if you like. they were very conscious that it had been 19 years since labour had lost one election, and winning elections for labour is not always an easy thing to do. they had a strategy, and it has now delivered for them. until the actually got over the line, until keir starmer actually walked into downing street, i generally don't think they wanted to count their chickens because they have so much heartbreak in the past, it's like being an england football fan. in terms of the person you observed, three months is quite a good span of time to watch somebody up close, i don't know how many days a week you are with him, but what are your observations about how he will now take to the job genmark i observations about how he will now take to the job genmari_ take to the 'ob genmark i think he will relax a — take to the job genmark i think he will relax a bit, _ take to the job genmark i think he will relax a bit, and _ ta

after a storm stranded this -- stranded the ship, they landed in portsmouth and resumed resupply missionsng had a long career at the atomic energy commission. [applause] retired army colonel frank cohen was joined -- was born in germany, 19 25, escaping to the u.s. with his parents at the age of 13. he served in the battle of the bulge, in the rhineland central europe and pains, meeting russians at the alder river. he later served as a guard for nazi prisoners tried in the second nuremberg trial. he has served in the military for 35 years, including tours in korea and vietnam, that was before retiring from his role as chief of staff of the military district in washington. [applause] with us in spirit are all of our world war ii veterans, including our dear friend the late hermann site check, who landed -- syche k, who landed on d-day. we are grateful to have his family with us, along with all of our veterans. please, remain seated while we prepare for the visual wreathlaying at the freedom wall. -- official wreathlaying at the freedom wall. ♪ ♪ [brass band playing] ♪ ♪ [brass band] ♪ ♪ ♪

let's go out of as the men come back to the ends of portsmouth and proud a foreman british diplomat as also ralph missed it in moscow. have read this diplomacy in russia field. mister pal. they've been this very active watcher and commentator of the conflict in ukraine, and we partially discussed already how it may be affected by various political developments in the west. but i want to ask this question specifically. do you think there will be any change uh, after the results of british or american elections are out there? thing they'll be any change on the bus that are pretty selections. because i know the conservatives of the labor party seem to have exactly the same policy, which is a policy no to discuss the own ranks and those who spoke to you drain. but the 2nd point is we didn't really have any power any way because you knew policies almost completely decided by the united states of america. and on that, i think actually any result from the east presidential election that led to some of the trump examples of gain power. you could see potentially shifting in pastry where he's be

tragedy almost ended a fishing trip in the portsmouth area in the us state of new hampshire.er and overturned one of the boats. two people ended up in the water. eyewitnesses rushed to their aid. according to media reports, in no one was injured as a result of the incident, but fishing, of course, had to be postponed in order to pull out the overturned vessel. visitors to yellowstone national park witnessed another rare natural phenomenon. a powerful geyser erupted there. frightened people tried to escape from the source, which scattered stones and hot water for tens of meters, and also damaged the pedestrian path. there were no casualties, the area is now closed to tourists, well, now the weather in the central part of the country is getting warmer, the temperature is again approaching 30°, tatyana yarmilova will tell us what will happen next , the tatyana weather studio is in touch with us, there is no cold snap in the forecast, there is no severe cold snap, but for tomorrow there is rain and thunderstorm in the forecast, details after the pause, what is the most profitable

don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way you the men come back to the ends of portsmouth and proud a form and british diplomat as also ralph missed it in moscow. have read this diplomacy in russia for you, mister pal. they've been this very active watcher and commentator of the conflict in ukraine. and we partially discussed already how it may be affected by various political developments in the west. but i want to ask this question specifically, do you think there will be any change uh, after the results of british or american elections are out there thing they'll be any change on the back of the police selections, because i know the conservatives of the labor party seem to have exactly the same policy, which is a policy not to discuss the own ranks and those who spoke to ukraine. but the 2nd point is we didn't really have any power any way because new policies almost completely decided by the united states of america. and on that, i think actually any result from the east presidential election that led to some of the trump examples of game power. you know, could substan

but it was labour that cut her down to size overnight here in portsmouth, with her constituency of portsmouthchallenger back in 2019 and she finally triumphed, this time , but by a very narrow time, but by a very narrow margin , around 780 votes and margin, around 780 votes and reform coming in third. they got around 8500 votes. so making a potentially significant difference there to penny's vote count. now it was a swing , they count. now it was a swing, they said. they said before this vote that it would need a swing of around 17% to labour for penny to be unseated. so that is certainly what we saw. but the turnout was down around 64% back in 2019, just 59% here this time. and talking to people here on the streets of portsmouth, here in the early hours of the morning, a lot of apathy, a lot of people just not following the general election. a lot of people actually hadn't ever heard of penny mordaunt, despite, her very strong campaigning. and of course, those times that she deputised for the prime minister in those general election debates that we all saw as well. now, in that speech, you h

did you know no asian american artists or histories in portsmouth square. up call for our community that started over a decade ago with building the central subway. and the need for community and engagement and inclusion in our landmark spaces, so i have to thank mayor london breed, president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, and our district supervisor, and the san francisco arts commission for answering that call for providing the leadership, their support and for collaborating with the community in this way. san francisco has been chinatown has been rebounding from the pandemic and but we are going to be rebounding in a way that is dynamic, that preserves but also is forward looking with initiative said like this one. and it will maintain our beautiful community distinctive character and builds a innovative future. now, i get the honor to introduce and welcome our san francisco mayor london breed. i have to thank mayor breed for her leadership stewarding a vibrant cultural landscape. for her deep love and sport for the arts and for chinatown and

a whale flips over a boat with two people on board near portsmouth harbor, new hampshire. the teens rushed to help pull the men out of the water. thankfully no one was hurt. i did read -- i just read this. no individual reporting, the boats did something to irritate the whale. i don't know if it's true. how do the whales know if there is a boat up above? >> they are in the foreof the boat. they go in the water. if i'm this kid with the dayton sweatshirt i'm zooming out of there right now. number of times. >> dana: they turn around and go get the guys. >> that was heroic in itself. you think the whale was ticked off? >> i read that. how do the whales know what's up above. my husband says they do. when i say it never happens, there it is. thankfully no one was hurt but you have to respect the whale. you know what i like? i like to watch a documentary instead of going out there. there are plenty of those on fox nation as well. anti-is -- the show of opposition to america's closest mideast ally. plus as the border crisis rages on, a look back at vice president harris's attempt

the city wants to spend more than $2 million to create artwork at portsmouth square.n public health center and chinatown's him, mark lai library branch. they want artists with connections to chinatown to apply to work on these projects. the work on the chinatown public art opportunities is expected to begin early next year. well, a three year old leukemia patient celebrated his final treatment for chemo in the east bay with a very unique pink tradition. now that's the project. pink wheels fire truck. here's a young man. it shuttled little gabriel gassaway to ucsf. benioff children's center in walnut creek from his home in concord. yesterday was his last infusion after almost two years of chemo. the pink engine was designed to show support for people affected by cancer in the community. >> we offer a ride to our cancer patients and for treatment. whether it's chemo or radiation here with inside of contra costa county, we want to give them a ride, kind of get them to their first or last appointment in style to let them know that they're not fighting alone, that they can

the city wants to spend more than $2 million to create artwork at portsmouth square, the chinatown publiccenter, and chinatown's him, mark lai library branch. it wants artists with connections to chinatown to apply to work on these projects. the work on the chinatown public art opportunities is expected to begin early next year. well, hallmark is creating a new streaming platform. it's called hallmark plus. the company says the new site will take over for the current service. hallmark movies now. now, the service is expected to include more programs, including new unscripted shows. subscriptions will be $8 a month. it's due to launch in september. >> this person's actions were those of a coward. >> a shocking crime still rippling through an alameda neighborhood. a husband accused of killing his wife, his in-laws and one of his children and one big piece of information police are still trying to figure out about. this chilling crime is still yet to emerge. then at&t, finally admitting that its systems were hacked. personal information exposed. but even if you're not a customer now, you may

>> interested artists must also submit ideas for projects that will be installed in places like portsmouth a key gathering spot for members of the community. the project will be in run in conjunction conjunction with the san francisco arts commission and the chinese cultural center. >> remember what a tire fell off of a plane taking off at sfo? well, it didn't hit people, but it did hit parked cars. as you see in the video here tonight we're hearing from someone who owned one of those cars and why, months during a turbulent flight from orlando to hartford, according to the complaint. she says a crew member spilled scalding hot water on her while serving tea to the passenger that was sitting behind her. she says she suffered second and third degree burns. the woman says the temperature was unreasonably hot, and says the ongoing turbulence made the in-flight beverage service unsafe. >> and this week, for the second time in four months, a wheel fell off a united flight during takeoff from california. the latest incident happened monday at lax. it also happened back in march at sfo. as you may

whale leaping out of the water, landing on the boat turning it over, it happened off the coast of portsmouthonboard were thrown into the water but escaped unharmed. two teens caught this on camera before rescuing the two men >>> this morning, it was announced that the 2034 winter olympics will be returning to salt lake city, the city won its bid to host the games by a vote of 83-6. the international olympic committee also voted to have the 2030 winter olympics in the french alps, it will be the fourth time france has hosted the winter olympics. >>> just two days away from the opening ceremony of paris olympics game. >> we heard exclusively on "today" who will carry the u.s. flag with basketball superstar lebron james. >> because you're so special, you have the honor of wearing this jacket during the opening ceremony and be the flag bearer with lebron james. >> the shock, that's 20-year-old tennis phenom coco gauff. she'll make history on friday the youngest american and first tennis player to ever carry the flag. keir simmons joins us now from paris. what did she say about that whole interac

london breed announcing the city wants to spend more than $2 million to create artwork at portsmouth square. chinatown public health center and chinatown's him mark lai branch library. the city says it wants artists with connections to chinatown to apply to work on these projects. once artists have submitted those applications, the city says they will become part of the chinatown artist registry. work on the chinatown public art opportunities, expected to begin early next year. >> bay area baseball fans have a chance to own a piece of oakland's new team. the oakland ballers unveiled their community investment campaign today. the team is in its first season in the pioneer baseball league. they're offering fan owners a voice and team decisions, including where the team is based, changes to logos, even front office hiring decisions. they say fans deserve to have a say in how their favorite teams are run. right now, fans can sign up for a chance to buy shares at invest oakland ballers.com pfizer moving ahead with the daily weight loss pill that could be worth billions of dollars in sales

the city wants to spend more than $2 million to create artwork at portsmouth square chinatown public health center and the chinatown him, mark lai library branch. they want artists with connections to chinatown to apply to work on these projects, work on the chinatown public art opportunities is expected to begin early next year. well, today is the start of the three day wedding ceremony for the son of the richest man in asia. the event will be held on a 25 acre convention center in mumbai. police are rerouting traffic around the venue. guests include mark zuckerberg, kim kardashian and former prime ministers boris johnson and tony blair. the singer adele will reportedly provide entertainment and pre-wedding ceremonies include performances by justin bieber and rihanna. the groom's father is the ninth richest man in the world, worth more than $100 billion. today is the 170th california state fair. it begins today. the 17 day fair runs until the end of the month at cal expo in sacramento. food is always one of the top attractions to these things, too, and this year, what's new on the m

portsmouth? yeah.d, there's been 2 or 3 cars queuing and when i hooked onto the machine, it said an hours onto the machine, it said an hour's charge to get going again. it's ludicrous. it's never going to work. >> it's never going to work. well, look, i really hope that you can get some power and get yourself safely home. now, what we're going to do, we're going to reschedule this interview because your story is far too fascinating to gloss over. so i think next time when we get you in, let's talk about your time as an undercover cop, but can i just get a bit of background to this? you served in the military for eight years. what were you doing in the military ? doing in the military? >> i was i was in the royal navy for eight years, joined in 1976. i was a radar operator in the on ships, as a helicopter controller , controlling aircraft controller, controlling aircraft from inside the ship. and then i left there. i ran in in 82 for portsmouth. one of the toughest competitions in the world. and then i

>> interested artists must also submit ideas for projects that will be installed in places like portsmouthe, a key gathering spot for members of the community. the project will be running in conjunction with the san francisco art commission's art commission and the chinese cultural center. free money for people living in west oakland. coming up at 530, the pilot program giving hundreds of dollars to people who australian ceo now recovering in a san francisco hospital. now at 531, investigators are revealing about the mysterious circumstances that may have landed him there. >> we've been disappointed by the lack of engagement with the da's office, and so we're moving forward. >> it seemed a little more symbolism than substance at that time, but we said, okay, governor, is misinformed, apparently. and again, i've not had any conversations with the governor who the governor and alameda county district attorney pamela price on the state's effort to fight crime in the east bay five days without power. >> and it could last well into next week. over a million people in texas living in the dark af