. >>> thursday would have been princess diana's 60th birthday, her sons prince williams and prince harryeemed to put their differences aside ded a new statue in her honor. tina kraus with more from london. >> reporter: in a small, yet monumental ceremony, prince william and harry unveiled a touching tribute to their late mother, princess diana surrounded by her children the memorial in the sken garden where diana lived comes on what would have been her 60th birthday almost 24 years after she died in a car crash in paris, prince william was 15, prince harry just 12 as they walk behind their mother's con heartbreaken and released a statement saying we remember her love strength and character, qualities that made her force fodroor changing countless lives for better. the brothers last saw each other in april, at the funeral for their grandfather prince philip some seeing this as a chance to heal from their public rift >> i think one of them has to say sorry, probably has to be harry, i don't sees lationipendi itself. >> criticized the royal family in a candid interview with oprah, the two s

prince william was 15 years old. harry, just 12. ough the siblings were close, their relationship has struggled in recent years, and the two have barely been on speaking terms. prince harry and his wife, the former hollywood actress meghan markle, have now left the u.k. and their royal duties for california. but for one day at least, these brothers have been reunited. as they remember the mother they both say they still miss every day. brent: here is a reminder of the top stories we are following for you. chinese president xi jinping has hailed his country's rise as irreversible, as it holds lavish celebrations to mark 100 years since he found ne -- finding -- president biden is in florida to comfort families of people killed and still missing in the rubble of that beachfront apartment building that collapsed. after a short break i will be back to take you through "the day." an ancient chinese proverb and what it tells us about china and the west in the 21st century. we'll be right back. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captio

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prince william going crazy with little george at the euro cup championship. etting it on. italy beat england and prince william is speaking out about ugly social media posts after the game. look at little george. some people posted racist comments about the black players on the english soccer team. he was sickened by the racist abuse calling it totally unacceptable. metropolitan police are investigating the post. on twitter, prince william is taking heat for not standing up for meghan markle when she made claims of racism in kensington palace. think about that. we'll see the fog, lots cooler than we've seen. >> that's really what's helped us out today. great news. and we've got more of that fog coming our way. you can see it on our sky camera network here in san francisco. as we roll it ahead to tomorrow morning we can expect 50s with the fog, also the chance of spotty drizzle. now with the ocean breeze staying put, temperatures are going to be comfortable tomorrow. look at this, up into the north bay, 77 in santa rosa. 75 in napa, instead of 105 and 112. 82 i

the prince. william and printer harry brought together on what would have been princess diana's 60th birthday in the sunken garden at london's kensington palace. a spot diana was sent to love when she lived here. now has sons have put aside the differences to ensure she has a permanent place here? this statue i think, can clearly be taken as a sign of her son's twin commitment to their mother and what she stands for. and i think in the light of that we, we can hope they would want this event to have some meaning. and what better meaning could it have been for the 2 of them to start moving towards some sort of reconciliation. the lady diana spencer was 20 years old when she married prince charles in 1981 in what appeared to be a fairy tap romance. but the relationship was anything bought. they push on a brave face, but by 1992 they had publicly separated. 5 years later, disaster struck princess diana was killed in a car crash in paris. her death shocked the world. prince william was 15 years old. harry, j

prince william was 15 years old. harry, just 12 although the siblings were close, their relationship has struggled in recent years. and the to have barely been on speaking terms. prince harry and his wife, the former hollywood actress mega marco, have now left the u. k. and their royal duties for california. but for one day, at least, these brothers have been re united as they remembered the mother, they both say they still mess every day. some sports now and in tennis, roger federer is quest for his 1st grand slam titles in 2018 continued with a victory, and the 2nd round of wimbleton, feder, at the bottom of your screen shot plenty of dexterity is when overcharged. by undergoing multiple me operations. last year fell asleep said when he, him in advance to a class with camera nori will make his 3rd round the view. again, this with legend and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. us president joe biden is in florida to thank 1st responders, uncomfort families of people killed are still missing in the rubble of a beef front apartment. building rescue efforts at th

prince william defending the royal family. a month after that bombshell interview, harry and william shared their first public appearance together at prince phillips funeral and today will be the second time brothers have been seen in front of the media. growing up theyth death in a pa crash in 1997. diana's legacy of philanthropy continuing through them. william and kate heading their own charity, the royal foundation. and just yesterday, harry visited with seriously ill children in london, he recently spoke to recipients of the diana award, given to young people who create positive change. >> our mom believed that young people have the power to change the world. she believed in your strength, because she saw it day in and day out. >> the statue being unveiled later today had been four years in the making. william and harry say say they hope it will help vic visitors reflect on their mother's life and legacy. mona, andrew? >> thank you. >>> coming up, patriotic party ideas. >> and ideas for a festive spread. you're watching "w

prince william with 15 years old harry, just 12 although the siblings were close, their relationship has struggled in recent years. and the to have barely been on speaking terms. prince harry and his wife, the former hollywood actress mega marco, have now left the u. k. and their royal duties for california, but for one day, at least, these brothers have been re united as they remembered the mother, they both say they still mess every day. and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. chinese presidents, she's in pain, has held his country's rise as irreversible as it holds lavish celebrations to mark a 100 years since the founding of the chinese communist party. and he was president, joe biden is in florida to think 1st responders and to comfort families of people killed are still missing in the rubble of the beach front apartment building that collect you want you to w news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day tonight, an ancient chinese proverb and what it tells us about china and the west in the 21st century. we'll be right back with th

prince william with 15 years old. harry, just 12 although the siblings were close, their relationship has struggled in recent years. and the to have barely been on speaking terms. prince harry and his wife, the former hollywood actress mega marco, have now left the u. k. and their royal duties for california. but for one day, at least, these brothers have been re united as they remembered the mother, they both say they still mess every day. the sports news now in tennis americans coco golf has advanced to the 3rd round of wimbleton, after a spirited victory over a lina this nina, 17 year old golf at the top of your screen, dispatched a pony twice for h in straight sets. golf is looking to best electrifying 21900. run to the 4th round, but we'll have to beat slovenia and kaya, you buy to get it right. soccer. now, when the all season transfer window officially opened today, a number of big moods had been made. official dormant introduce their new coach mach arose. we will have to cope with the instant set back of the club simultaneously selling off superstar jade adventure head coach m

princes william and harry unveil a statue of diana, princess of wales, on what would have been theirs 60th birthday. game, set, match, federer. and the eight—times wimbledon champion roger federer eases into the third round to face brit cameron norrie. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel — mark cavendish makes a 32nd stage win of the tour de france as he closes in on the record of 3a, held by eddy merckx. good evening. the prime minister says he will set out in the next few days how he plans to end coronavirus restrictions in england on the 19th ofjuly. borisjohnson says he believes we are in the "final furlong", amid growing evidence that the vaccination programme is breaking the link between the number of cases and deaths. he said he recognised people's impatience for a return to normality — but warned there could still be some extra precautions needed. it comes as the uk today recorded its highest daily number of new infections since the end ofjanuary — almost 28,000. here's our health editor, hugh pym. it's been more than a year of unprecedented restrictions, inclu

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and at kensington palace today — prince william and prince harry will be together to unveil a statueer. and later in the hour on the bbc news channel, we�*ll bring you the latest from day four at wimbledon with the british number two cameron norrie bidding for a place in the third round. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government is winding down its furloughjob support scheme from today, with businesses and unions warning it could mean more people being thrown out of work. currently around 1.5 million britons are having most of their wages paid by the treasury because of the pandemic. now, for the first time, employers will have to shoulder a contribution. labour are calling for the changes to be delayed until after all covid restrictions are lifted. here�*s our business correspondent, ramzan karmali. from today, businesses will have to start paying a 10% slice of the wages of their furloughed staff. how are ou wages of their furloughed staff. how are you guys. _ wages of their furloughed staff. firm are you guys, good? wages of their furloughed staff. how are

prince william was 15 years old. harry, just 12 although the siblings were close, their relationship has struggled in recent years. and the to have barely been on speaking terms. prince harry and his wife, the former hollywood actress mega marco, have now left the u. k. and their royal duties for california. but for one day, at least, these brothers have been re united as they remembered the mother, they both say they still mess every day. some sports now and antennas. roger federer as quest for his 1st grand slam titles and 2018 continued with a victory in the 2nd round of wimbleton. federer will, who can be seen at the bottom of your screen, should plenty of xterra when overcharged. cost k. despite undergoing multiple me operations last year, federer's freights can advance to a clash with camera. norry will make his 3rd round the view against the switch legend. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. you as president joe biden has visited florida to thank 1st responders and comfort families of people killed or still missing in the rubble of a beach. front apa

prince. it's easy for william. he is heading towards the throne.en and a curse because he was only the spare. what was his job? what was his way forward? >> harry struggled to find his way. and to find someone to share his life with. his family and fame had brought an end to his relationship with chelsy davy and another serious girlfriend, cressida bonas. >> chelsy had experienced the most horrible treatment. photographers would be waiting for her. they would call out names. slack, bitch, whore, trying to get a reaction from her. and i guess she looked at all of this and thought do i want this for myself? i think cressida took one look at what life with harry would have involved and just turned her back on it. she didn't want to be a princess. i don't think any sane person wants to be a princess. >> in 2017, harry opened up for the first time publicly about his feelings on being a royal in a documentary for the bbc. >> i spent a long time in my life, my head buried in the sand. you know, thinking i don't want to be prince harry. i don't want this r

prince william was just 15, prince harryjust 12 when she was killed back in 1997.eveal that likeness of their mother there. but one wonders, are there any other public appearances scheduled while harry is here in the uk for the two of them together? tt is harry is here in the uk for the two of them together?— of them together? it is a good question. _ of them together? it is a good question, and _ of them together? it is a good question, and the _ of them together? it is a good question, and the simple i of them together? it is a good i question, and the simple answer is we do not know. you will have seen the pictures last night from the awards ceremony, the charity that harry has had a long affiliation with and continues to support. he attended that yesterday. no advance publicity had been given about that, so it was a surprise visit for the children, and we simply do not know when he is planning to return back to the states. that is where his wife meghan, his son archie and daughter lily, who was born last month are, so no doubt he will be returning soon because

william and harry, have fallen out. the special bond between two young princes has been broken.mily — diana's two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. everybody chatted quite amiably. how could it have been otherwise? william and harry, side by side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statue's unveiling. the statue shows diana with anonymous children. it is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect her warmth, elegance and energy. william and harry stood together to look at the statue and exchanged their impressions. the brothers went on together to inspect the gardens. there had been talk of them both making speeches. instead, there was a joint statement in which they said they remembered their mother's love and strength. "every day," they added, "we wish she was still with us." perhaps then her sons will wonder what she would've made of the current tensions. perhaps today will help them to reflect. that is the hope of the sculptor. the fact that their mother is there, you know, in a real phys

prince william and harry, others associated with the statue.cent interviews which turned things frosty between the two. the last time they were together for prince harry's funeral. they looked warm together and chatting and laughing. they seemed united behind the project. they made speeches but issued the statement saying we remembered her, diana's love, her strength and character and qualities that made her a force for good around the world. martha, back to the royal drama. we had the clock on this. we saw them in public for about 20 minutes. they were supposed to be at the palace 90 minutes. there was talk about behind the scenes private reconciliation as a possibility. we don't have confirmation of it. that window is out there. back to you. >> martha: thanks. joining me now, neil sean. recovered the royal family 20 years. what stood out from this moment today? >> good evening, martha. i like the statue. whatever people said. people were disappointed because they wanted something similar. all eyes as you say were on the two boys. they both di

the the prince, william and prince harry have been billed a statue of their late mother, diana. it was killed in a car crash in paris in 1997. the ceremony held in the gardens of kensington palace, briefly re uniting the 2 brothers who were at odds over allegations of racism within the royal family. today would have been diana's 60th birthday. we can say with certainty denied that she would not have been happy over her son's being a strange from each other. her love for them was undeniable. one can only wonder what her sons would be like today what the royals would be like today. what would the princess die be like today? had she lived? one can only wonder. well, the day is almost done. the can conversation if continues online. you can find this on twitter either w news or you can follow me at brent golf tv. and remember, whatever happens between now and then, tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody. ah, the news news . the news news, the news . the news, the news, the news, the news all ah, sometimes a see if you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing env

and princes william and and prince harry have unveiled a statue of their mother, diana, on what wouldave been her 60th birthday. the brothers, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, met for the first time since the duke of edinburgh's funeral in april. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political writer and academic, maya goodfellow, and the scottish political editor for the times scotland, kieran andrews. let's ta ke let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages. the i leads on borisjohnson�*s warning that "some" precautions may still be needed following the lifting of covid restrictions in england on 19july — but those who've been double jabbed may be able to travel abroad more freely. but the telegraph suggests the european covid passport scheme may not recognise millions of astrazeneca doses administered in the uk which were manufactured in india. the paper also carries borisjohnson�*s call for parents to be patient over the ending of the bubbles system in schools. the metro dedicates its front page t

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prince william was 15 years old. harry, just 12 although the siblings were close, their relationship has struggled in recent years. and the to have barely been on speaking terms. prince harry and his wife, the former hollywood actress mega marco, have now left the u. k. and their royal duties for california. but for one day, at least, these brothers have been re united as they remembered the mother. they both say they still mess every day. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour. he was president joe biden is in florida to the bank 1st responders, uncomfort families of people killed, are still missing in the rubble of a beach front apartment. building rescue efforts at the site were temporarily halted to concerns about the stability of the remaining structure. rob, once we'll have business news for you next, we'll have another update at the top of the hour. don't forget, you can get all the latest news information around the clock on our website at t w dot com. thanks for joining us. the news, i got what people have to say to me. that's why we liste

prince william defending the royal family. bshell interview harry and william shared their first public appearance together at prince philip's funeral. today will only be the second time they will be seen before the media. growing up they were pictured together bonded together diana's legacy of philanthropy continuing through them. william and kate heading their own charity, the royal foundation and just yesterday harry visited with seriously ill children in london and spoke with recipients of the diana award given to young people who create positive change. >> our mom believed that young people have the power to change the world. she believed in your strength because she saw it day in and day out. >> reporter: the statue being unveiled later today has been four years in the making. william and harry said they hope it will help visitors to kensington palace reflect on their mother's life and legacy. mona, andrew. >> andrea, thank you. >>> in sports the suns are heading to the nba finals for the first time since 1993. chris paul

prince william and prince harry together to unveil a statue of their mother, princess diana. this would have been her 60th birthday. the brothers commissioned the statue in 2017 on the 20th anniversary of their mother's death. the statue's outside kensington palace where diana lived after her divorce. the whole garden has undergone a complete redesign. >> i think what the world will remember was a beautiful woman, and somebody who, of course, has given the world two fine, upstanding young princes who hopefully together, but if not, separately, will try in their own way to make the world a better place. >> the two princes put out a joint statement saying, in part, quote, every day they wish she were still here. >>> during last week's heat wave, we did get a warning that power outages could sweep the bay area. >> no outages last week, but there's a chance we'll have those planned outages later this summer. consumer investigator chris chmura shows us how to get an early notice. >> losing power at home or work doesn't always have to be a surprise. let me show you how to get advan

how prince harry and prince william put their little feud aside to mark their late mother's 60th birthday. >>> a reminder, kpix5 app gives you access to cbsn bay area and kpix5 newscasts . >>> looking life in oakland now were mayor libby shaffer is pledging to continue bridging the digital divide for students. the oakland undivided initiative delivered 24,000 free laptops last school year to low income students. >> this is a big visionand atfe the instructor proposals that are coming out are showing broadband as a priority. that is our future. >> they notice that 90 percent of students also have a device and access to the internet because of the initiative. is a unified and ucsf are teaming up to get students, families and half ready to return to school in person this fall. they will provide information and consultation about the science of covid transmission, safety protocols, and state and county guidelines ahead of the august 16 start to the school year. >>> there holding multiple town halls next tuesday through thursday. people can join via zoom or watch the live stream on the faceboo

we expect to see prince william and presence harry together, this will be the first time we've seen thatle will be trying to work out whether the rift has been healed, looking at their body language wondering what is going on with their relationship. we've heard so little publicly in terms of statements and interviews and hopefully that is a good thing and they are working things out behind crowed doors. you never really can tell. but a beautiful day, a really great e. h event. hopefully this unites them over their love for their mother. >> absolutely. thank you so much, anna stewart. >>> lightning strikes twice in the stanley cup finals, plus basketball, tennis and more. patrick snell has our minute in sports. >> we start right here in the u.s. where the phoenix suns went into wednesday night's clash with the clippers knowing that they were just one win away from the nba finals. a very special night indeed for chris paul and his team who do advance to the finals for the first time seince 1993 and firs time ever for the 36-year-old paul, paul with a game high 41 points. phoenix will face

prince william arthur philip louis. >> he's in very good form. >> from marriage to motherhood in less than two years later, prince harry arrives. >> diana was absolutely born to be a mother. she was just the most devoted, committed mother you could imagine. >> believe it or not, you and i are both in this -- >> the princess spoke in depth -- priprinces spoke in depth ab their mother on itv. >> she would hug you and squeeze you. and being as short as i was then, there was no escape. you were there and there for as long as she wanted to hold you. even talking about it now, i can feel the hugs that she used to give us. >> different many believe from royals in the past. >> she was really the first royal to connect with her own children. charles had been raised by nannies, he did not go to school as a young boy. she made sure that both of her sons went to nursery school. they were around other children. >> and like most mothers, diana drops them off at school. but unlike most mothers, the entire world is watching. >> we got into the car outside kensington palace, and di turned and said, "l

we'll start a live look at the major events happening today, and at kensington palace princes william and harry coming together to honor their mother princess diana with a permanent monument to her. we're there as it happens this morning. >> meantime, this is the scene in south los angeles in the wake of that devastating explosion as thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks were being seized by police. we have the very latest. >>> and to new york city. this is a look outside the home outside of the trump organization's longtime chief financial officer, allen weisselberg, surrendered just moments ago after being indicted along with the organization itself. this is all part of that investigation by the manhattan district attorney and new york attorney general. >>> but we do begin in pennsylvania where bill cosby is a free man. in his own home this morning, following that stunning decision by the state supreme court to throw out his sexual assault conviction. we will talk to the special prosecutor in the cosby trials in just a moment, but first, nbc's stephanie gosk has more on the decis

william and harry, have fallen out. the special bond between two young princes has been broken.largely be hidden. they were with the spencer family — diana's two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. everybody chatted quite amiably. how could it have been otherwise? william and harry, side by side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statue's unveiling. the statue shows diana with anonymous children. it is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect her warmth, elegance and energy. william and harry stood together to look at the statue and exchanged their impressions. the brothers went on together to inspect the gardens. there had been talk of them both making speeches. instead, there was a joint statement in which they said they remembered their mother's love and strength. "every day," they added, "we wish she was still with us." perhaps then her sons will wonder what she would've made of the current tensions. perhaps today will help them to reflect. that is the hope of the sculptor. the fact that

princes william and harry unveil a statue of their mother, diana, princess of wales, on what would haveher 60th birthday. and britain's cameron norrie cruises through to the third round of wimbledon with a straight sets win over alex bolt. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel. another win for mark cavendish on his comeback at this year's tour de france. today's stage win, edging him just two away now from the all—time tour record. good evening and welcome to the bbc�*s news at six. the prime minister says he will set out in the next few days his plans for lifting england's coronavirus restrictions on the 19th ofjuly. borisjohnson says he believes we are in the "final furlong", amid growing evidence that the vaccination programme is breaking the link between the number of cases and deaths. he said he recognised how impatient people are to get back to normality, but warned there could still be some extra precautions needed. it comes as the uk today recorded its highest daily number of new infections since the end ofjanuary, almost 28,000. public health england has urged football

the fa, the prime minister and prince william have all condemned abusive messages sent on social mediaing up in the programme — in stark contrast, the italy team have returned to rome holding the trophy aloft, triumphant after winning the tournament for the first time since 1968. and there was another tournament on at the weekend! we look at novak djokovic�*s incredible success after winning wimbledon and ask what's next for the 20—time grand slam champion. welcome to the programme. how have you been feeling? well, england manager gareth southgate said he felt like his stomach had been ripped out. the euros started with so much hope and positivity for england — unbeaten in the group, then who could forget the euphoria of winning against germany, and then eventually making it to the final of a major tournament. but, last night, euro 2020 ended with disappointment as england went out on penalties again. italy were the victors in the final of the european championship after extra time and spot kicks, with england missing three. it led to racism directed at some of the players so it has be

to fil, ahead, this new a royal family feud is set aside as prince william and harry re unite to remember them other day he's named as a competitor to the touch. your new address marches on at wimbledon, coming up a ah ah ah me ah ah ah jim with his foot. thank you laura. now there's not much that never talk of it. roger federer, i haven't one in tennis, but on the limpid gold in the singles is one meadow which has so far looted them. that could change into later this month with both due to compete at the games. but before that they have a wimbledon and federal is into the 3rd round after strike. that's when it's rachelle gas k, the 8 time champion and took the 1st set on the tie break. and then when i get off the that when the next 6164 federal will play person's camera nori next. i me except the crowds might not be reaching him. so that won't bother him. the other day you gotta focus on your game. if the crowd gets into it, it's good, even if it's maybe for him, you know, let's see what happens. because the worst is, if there's, you know, a lot of people sitting there, but there's no no

. ♪ ♪ >>> developing overnight, prince william and the elected mayor of london both condemning racialsocial media. the abuse targeting some of england's players following their crushing loss to italy in the euro final. cnn's alex thomas live outside london's wembley stadium. alex, i got to say, reprehensible stuff overnight on social media. >> reporter: you're right, john. you know, this is a soccer-mad nation, so england's men's national team getting to a major final for the first time in 55 years was more than just a sporting occasion, it was a cause for national celebration. but fans drank too much too soon for 8:00 p.m. evening kickoff in northwest london at wembley stadium and the scenes turned ugly and sour, indeed. kids in tears, bottles thrown, security overrun. ticketless fans got inside the stadium, but the atmosphere was good for a game that finished 1-1 after extra time and penalty shootout, italy won to be crowned european champions second time after three england players in succession missed their spot kicks. that led to an outbreak of racist abuse of those players, monk

i couldn't see them really chatting, and then i saw prince william sort of striding ahead.therly love that i just don't know if you can tell that from today thus far. >> harris: kayleigh? >> kayleigh: it is such a sad metaphor to me. because william was 15 when he lost his mom, harry was 12. this was their childhood home, they were returning to the garden where, together, in 2017, they commissioned a statue in honor of their mom. you can see this brother had just fell apart as they return to their childhood home, it is so sad. i think megan michael is directly responsible for this. she seems to be the x factor that came in and blew up this relationship, and the two of them, they have a habit of going to different countries and destroying institutions whether it is meghan trying to destroy the monarchy or harry trying to destroy the first amendment. >> harris: you know, morgan, when i look at this passion have to stay with your days in the state department he may have seen some of these people up close. it's always hard to guess what someone is feeling and going through with

the british princes william and harry will come together later today to unveil a statue of their mothern each other since the funeral of the grandfather the duke of edinburgh. it was a favourite location of diana �*s, over the past two years, the layout of the garden has been redesigned and replanted to create a calmer, more reflective setting for the statue. it was commissioned by the princes william and harry to mark the positive impact their mother had during her life. they had been involved in every stage, to ensure the statue captures their mother in the way they remember her. yesterday, harry, fresh out of self isolation, after flying yesterday, harry, fresh out of self isolation, afterflying in from california, was a surprise guest at a charity event with seriously ill children. another reminder of the kind of work is mother did. today will be filled with emotion for her sons. t filled with emotion for her sons. ~' , , . filled with emotion for her sons. ~ , , ., , sons. i think this statue is another — sons. i think this statue is another form _ sons. i think this statue is anot

prince william coming to the defense of english players attacked online.e have the reaction this morning, but first, we go to ginger in studio. >> i'm so close i can almost touch you. you know it's been epically hot, all-time record highs in the west, but now we're just kind of july hot, but every degree after 100 degrees exponentially evaporates water out of the air. just zaps it. high fire danger in nevada to east of the cascades into montana. that drought still super significant and, yes, we will see some monsoon rain but it will take a lot to make up for it. let's get the tuesday trivia, sponsored by carmax. >>> good morning. i am abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco . welcome to a drizzly tuesday morning, wednesday morning, thursday through friday mornings. the pattern is not changing until sunday so enjoy the cool and comfortable afternoons. 60 in san francisco. 60s and 70s around the bay and to 70s and 80s inland. cloud cover and drizzle tonight. accuweather seven-day forecast, hottest next week. >>> just getting started. we'll be right back. why hide

the headlines at 2pm: the president of the football association, prince william, says he's sickened by the racial abuse of the england footballers who missed their penalties in last night's defeat to italy. it's also been condemned by england's manager. it's unforgivable, really. i know a lot of that has come from abroad, you know, people who track those things have been able to explain that, but not all of it, and it's just not what we stand for. it follows a night of heartache for england fans, as hopes and dreams of ending half a century of hurt ended in familiar despair. i'm annita mcveigh here at wembley. a massive 30.95 million people watched last night's euro final. that is the biggest peak audience since the funeral of diana, princess of wales. italy may have emerged victorious but the england team have many reasons to hold their head up high. i'll be reflecting on another historic day in english football. in other news this hour, the prime minister is expected to confirm this afternoon that remaining covid restrictions in england will be lifted next week, but people will be ur

a royal reunion — princes william and harry have come together to unveil a statue of their mother, dianaincess of wales, on what would have been her 60th birthday. borisjohnson has said he hopes life in england will return to as close to its pre—pandemic state as possible onjuly the 19th. the prime minister said he'd set out in the next few days what the final step out of lockdown would look like. but he warned that some "extra precautions" might still be needed and called for patience over the possibility of scrapping isolation for children in school bubbles. here he is talking more about the 19th ofjuly. i know people are impatient for us to open— i know people are impatient for us to open up — i know people are impatient for us to open up. up faster. and of course i want _ to open up. up faster. and of course lwant to— to open up. up faster. and of course lwant to do— to open up. up faster. and of course i want to do that but what i would say to _ i want to do that but what i would say to them if we are now in the final_ say to them if we are now in the final furlong i really believe.

but they also take pride of lions and they also have a quote by prince william and he said you can all hold your head high and be so proud. so that's the other emphasis. it was a really good game and a really good team on their hopeful that maybe just maybe next year as well because they would have been the focus was very much all 3 young players who missed this thought cakes. and there's another story. rather unpleasant story has emerged. tell us about that. well, yes, that has been an overnight some racial abuse towards some of these players who missed the penalties. now, the english team is very diverse. i think over half of them have either a parent or grandparent who was not born in britain and there has been this racial abuse. however, this also been a big backlash and the condemnation of that's abuse. why the football association boy prime and the sub or johnson, and also by a lot of people who basically all saying, well, you are young and you all of us and you have actually actually recaptured the english flag from the fall. right. and you've made it something that the whole na

prince william has tweeted on that this morning.d 18 months away. he said, it would be glib to say, we could go on to that and when, we have got a whole journey ahead of as, the cycle starts again. that was a news conference from gareth southgate. we will have more reaction to the result of that match. he said he feels sick to the stomach. a lot will empathise with that this morning. you are watching bbc news. now, the weather. something drier, brighter and warmer on the horizon, good news for those of you stuck with the downpours today. quite a few of them around. away from that, more sunshine for the rest of today. extensive sheet of cloud should be pushing up from western europe. breaking best across south—western areas at the moment. showers throughout the afternoon. showers throughout the afternoon. showers breaking out, west of scotland, north—west england, northern ireland. slow moving, heavy with hail and thunder. either side of it, a little sunshine here and there. this evening and overnight, a shower start to fade for the

the headlines at 2pm: the president of the football association, prince william, says he's sickened byeen able to explain that, but not all of it, and it's just not what we stand for. it follows a night of heartache for england fans, as hopes and dreams of ending half a century of hurt ended in familiar despair. i'm annita mcveigh here at wembley. a massive 30.95 million people watched last night's euro final.

sweeping an audacious scheme to keep the executive pay and bonuses off the books for british princes, william and harry haven't veiled a statute to their late mother diana, on what would have been her 60th birthday the princess was killed in a paris car crash in 1997. the ceremony in london briefly reunited the 2 brothers, have been at arms over allegations of racism within the royal family. this is dw news from berlin. there is more than a website at d. w dot com the ah, an ancient chinese proverb says if i say that a deer is a horse and if you agree you deserve to be deceived. for the past 50 years, the u. s. in europe invested in the growing chinese middle class, expecting a dividend of democracy. it never happened. instead trying to is now the world's 2nd largest economy. and it's acting more and more like a superpower today and celebrated the 100th birthday of its communist party. and that democratic course, the west wanted to see it remains what it has always been a dear, a communist dear. i'm burnt off in berlin. this is the day the chinese are people who uphold just this. and we're no

you wonder if prince william would look to be with friends drinking a beer. i guess when you are royalty, that will not happen frances rivera, have a great day. >> you, too. >>> expecting of records, it has been a record year for venture capital. we are halfway through the year. investing $288 billion globally in the first half of the year. the most ever is $140 billion of cash going to u.s. based startups as low rates fuel access to capital. let's talk about these trends with nasir qadree. he joins us by phone i believe nasir, good to chat with you disclosing on a funding round. congrats on that that official announcement going out later today. you have money to put to work for clients and investors. where do you see opportunity right now? nasir, we have to work on the connection we will try to get him back on there are some of the portfolio companies. we will try to get nasir back. if you are out there, call us back. >>> still to come, movies are back "black widow" taking a bite out of the box office and at home. the big numbers ahead. >>> just a gentle rem