, and later on the bbc, quentin shared his impressions and compared the experience.pinion, the main offensive is still ahead. in our report, you saw a small section of the front near the village of blagodatne, south of the great novosilka . on that day, the ukrainians were they successfully attacked russian positions, prepared grenades for battle , their bmps overcame mini fields and attacked russian defense lines that day, they won. it was a small victory, but even when we were with those guys, we got a chance to feel the real intensity of the battles. we saw many russians killed, several american crowns destroyed, and the ukrainian soldiers we spoke with said that they also had heavy losses. the ukrainians are now trying to do the following by attacking several places along the front line and are slowly but gradually moving forward they seek to stretch the russian resources, their troops and equipment, and then when they find a gap , they will throw their main forces, which are currently kept in reserve with british tanks, on the breakthrough challengers so on in o

quentin, do you think this constitutes a major ukrainian offensive or is it smaller scale? your sense of the state of this counterattack and the pace at which it is going?— at which it is going? we are still at which it is going? we are still at a very slow — at which it is going? we are still at a very slow face, a _ at which it is going? we are still at a very slow face, a very - at which it is going? we are still at a very slow face, a very early| at a very slow face, a very early stage, huw. there are games but they are hard—won, bloody and vicious. ukraine still searching out for that gap, that weakness in russian defences, to then move through and split the russian occupying forces. if it finds that gap, and it could take many weeks from now, it will be a very, very considerable effort by the ukrainians to push on through. but the men currently on the ground, we have been spending time with them this week on the front lines... the struggle to take back what's theirs has begun in earnest. this was russian—held ground two weeks ago. for 3 storm brigade, thejourney to th

our correspondent quentin sommerville is there.what's happened in the past few days, what are your thoughts now on the likelihood of a major counteroffensive by the ukrainians?— major counteroffensive by the ukrainians? ., ., ukrainians? you mentioned donetsk in our ukrainians? you mentioned donetsk in your introduction. _ ukrainians? you mentioned donetsk in your introduction. i've _ ukrainians? you mentioned donetsk in your introduction. i've been _ ukrainians? you mentioned donetsk in your introduction. i've been to - your introduction. i've been to those very front lines where there is an offence of going on right now and it's difficult ground to attack across. it is wide open fields and very little cover and those fields are peppered with russian artillery craters. when we were there a few months ago, the men we were speaking to in the trenches told us the lines had only moved perhaps ten or perhaps a few hundred metres. they are certainly moving mouth. we are getting reports ukrainian forces have gained five kilometres, perha

hello quentin letts hi, quentin. hello ttart. — quentin letts hi, quentin.aid before your viewers point that out. so there is certainly a state recently, although i think it's improving that critics have felt unable to say things about certain productions. the royal shakespeare company, state subsidised, is among the worst of the wokies , and they had of the wokies, and they had a juuus of the wokies, and they had a julius caesar recently where brutus was played by a woman, which is okay. that's it's an interesting modern interpretation, if you like . but interpretation, if you like. but then you come to mark antony's line. but brutus is an honourable man, and we had that being forced down our throats. and brutus plainly wasn't a bloke , you know, it should have bloke, you know, it should have been. brutus is an honourable man. maybe but they didn't do that. and and, you know, the whole thing we had, we had a non—binary soothsayer in that one as well. i think . and it is one as well. i think. and it is everywhere. it's been particularly prevalent in the subs

hello quentin letts hi, quentin. hello iiark. — quentin letts hi, quentin. that critics have felt unable to say things about certain productions. the royal shakespeare company, state subsidised, is among the worst of the wokies , and they had of the wokies, and they had a juuus of the wokies, and they had a julius caesar recently where brutus was played by a woman, which is okay. that's it's an interesting modern interpretation, if you like . but interpretation, if you like. but then you come to mark antony's line. but brutus is an honourable man, and we had that being forced down our throats. and brutus plainly wasn't a bloke , you know, it should have bloke, you know, it should have been. brutus is an honourable man. maybe but they didn't do that. and and, you know, the whole thing we had, we had a non—binary soothsayer in that one as well. i think . and it is one as well. i think. and it is everywhere. it's been particularly prevalent in the subsidy ised sector, but and this is where can bring your, your viewers some comfort i've detected since the end of

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quentin sommerville, bbc news, donetsk. before we go, a recap of our top stories. with five people on board lost contact about one hour and 45 minutes into the dive to the rack. the titanic which sank in 1912 lies but nearly 4000 metres beneath the surface was not around 600 km across the coast of newfoundland in canada. china and the united states have agreed to keep working to improve their relationship. this is announced during their visit, and holding talks with president xi which is billed after a highly symbolic meeting trying to improve relations with the air. he is now in berlin. preparing to meet with chancellor orloff schultz, but journey has its own concerns about beijing, its first—ever national security strategy published just days ago because china and a partner, competitor and systemic rival. that's all we have for you. you can always keep up with the latest news by visiting our website. i'm monica miller. thanks for watching. hello. once again, some of you, thundery downpours on the way for tuesday. not a wash—out of a day, there will be some bright

quentin sommerville, bbc news, donetsk. that's all we have for you now. stay with bbc news. hello.thundery downpours on the way for tuesday. not a wash—out of a day, there will be some brighter moments too, but especially for england and wales, that thundery rain comes from what was some of these clouds of the bay of biscay on monday edging their way northwards. and by the end of the night, into the start of the day, that rain will have set in across parts of wales and southern england. another humid start here in particular, tiny bit fresher further north, but temperatures in double figures. isolated shower for much of scotland, northern ireland, northern england. start the day dry with some sunshine, but spells of heavy, thundery rain work their way northwards and eastwards across much of england and wales. the worst of the overnight rain clearing the south west quite quickly, but some intense downpours in amonst that. but further east, east anglia, southeast, rainfall amounts will vary quite widely, some say not much at all. that heavy, thundery rain moves across northern englan

quentin somerville reporting. sunak says that the uk military and security services have yet to establish who was responsible for the damage to the dam in ukraine but he told the bbc that if russia was to blame, it would fit with a pattern of behaviour of deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure. the prime minister is in washington to meet president biden and other leaders. a city of many motorcade welcome another one today. rishi sunak is in washington for the first time as prime minister. the day after the 79th anniversary of d—day, he laid a wreath to the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery and remembering was passed he talked about the one raging now. i asked talked about the one raging now. iasked him have talked about the one raging now. i asked him have uk intelligence you yet how their ukrainian dam was destroyed and who did it? we do not have a definitive answer on who is responsible but if it does turn out to be russia, i think it would fit with the pattern of behaviour throu

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quentin somerville, bbc news, donetsk. in other news... gender apartheid. the systematic exclusion of women from public life under taliban rule means even un aid agencies can no longer employ female staff. one of the most severe marine heatwaves anywhere in the world has developed off the coast of britain and ireland. the european space agency says in some areas, water temperatures are as much as 3 to 4 degrees celsius higher than average. the met office says the reason is partly human—caused climate change. thank you for watching bbc news, we will be back with more headlines at the top of the next hour, stay with us. hello. once again, some of you, thundery downpours on the way for tuesday. not a wash—out of a day, there will be some brighter moments too, but especially for england and wales, that thundery rain comes from what was some of these clouds of the bay of biscay on monday edging their way northwards. and by the end of the night, into the start of the day, that rain will have set in across parts of wales and southern england. ano

and quentin is now back in dnipro for us. just tell us what you have been seeing there.ing attacks by the ukrainians? i these probing attacks by the ukrainians?— these probing attacks by the ukrainians? ~ , ., , ., ukrainians? i think these are small robin ukrainians? i think these are small probing attacks- — ukrainians? i think these are small probing attacks. i _ ukrainians? i think these are small probing attacks. i think— ukrainians? i think these are small probing attacks. i think that - ukrainians? i think these are small probing attacks. i think that main | probing attacks. i think that main offensive is still to come, it could be weeks, it could be months away. we know the brigades committee to that offensive, many are still standing by. when we were on the ground we got a sense of how fierce the fighting has been. we saw a lot of russian corpses, a lot of damaged vehicles and we had from ukrainian troops that they had suffered many casualties. but ukraine, that was one tiny part of one small front. ukraine are attacking on a number of points and they are lookin

well, you've changed, quentin . no, you've changed, quentin. no, you've changed, quentin.20 for servicing. ” g miles. i paid £120 for- servicing. all right, listen, can you stick around till 11? because i'd like a lift in your. in your ev to get home. i'd love to, because then i will convince you and you will become a convert. all right. there you go. well, look at him. silver tongue devil. quentin. thank you so come so much forjoining us. do come back us again soon on back and see us again soon on the panel, if you can. my thanks to motoring journalist to the motoring journalist and broadcaster now broadcaster quentin wilson. now big on the international big news on the international stage. sunak off to stage. rishi sunak jets off to america this to meet with america this week to meet with joe trade energy joe biden to talk trade energy into national finance and ukraine. will the trip reaffirm the special relationship or demonstrate it has come to an end, particularly given tensions between joe biden's white house and the british government's approach to brexit? let's hea

. >> a pesky problem at san quentin forcing them to rethink operations. >> is your stove putting you at risk? cooking and cancer. >> cosco shoppers, this one is for you. a new store can be headed to the bay area. the vote happening soon. time for cybersecurity. that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default. you built it, we'll help you defend it! you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. >> contra county firefighters investigating the cause of a four alarm fire. flames broke out before 11:00. crews had difficulty accessing the inside of the building because of structural concerns. no word if there are injuries. firefighters say the building was abandoned. san quentin state prison flooded over the weekend, forcing th

well, you've changed, quentin . no, you've changed, quentin. no, you've changed, quentin.in your. in your ev to get home. i'd love to, because then i will convince you and you will become a convert. all right. there you go. well, look at him. silver tongue devil. quentin. thank you so come so much forjoining us. do come back us again soon on back and see us again soon on the panel, if you can. my thanks to motoring journalist to the motoring journalist and broadcaster now broadcaster quentin wilson. now big on the international big news on the international stage. sunak off to stage. rishi sunak jets off to america this to meet with america this week to meet with joe trade energy joe biden to talk trade energy into national finance and ukraine. will the trip reaffirm the special relationship or demonstrate it has come to an end, particularly given tensions between joe biden's white house and the british government's approach to brexit? let's head straight to washington now and speak to political commentator foreign policy analyst and former aide to margaret thatcher, nile

san quentin prison dealing with a flooding problem.ight, coming up, where the water is coming from and how the prison is still managing to operate. also, had the warriors new general manager has a lot on his plate tonight after draymond green decides to become a free agent small business owners don't always have time for cybersecurity. that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default. you built it, we'll help you defend it! but that doesn't necessarily mean he's leaving the team. joe fonzi reports that this news comes the very same day the warriors introduced their new general manager, mike dunleavy jr. there will be no easing into the job for new warriors general manager mike dunleavy before he took the podium for his introductory press conference. it was announced that draymond green had not exercised his player option for the coming season. that means if green is to remain a warrior, dunleavy will have to negotiate a contract extension for one of the players considered a vital part of the warriors veteran core. w

>> just a year ago, corrections officials were predicting they would never tear san quentin down but they have changed their tune. they want to replace this old, unwieldy prison with something new, but do not yet have the money. >>> today, even after mass suicide reports, it was much the same as the temple. more waiting, and a lot of hecklers reflecting a neighborhood hostility toward the temple we found was pretty widespread. that hostility was there despite the fact that most temple members left, like the neighbors are black and working class. >> the building is almost empty nw. police are guarding the supervisors' offices in the office here for harvey milk was murdered this morning is now been sealed off. >>> in about five years, a new museum of modern art will rise on this site, now a parking lot. >>> talk with people during the campaign, a lot of trump supporters who say well, you know, he is just saying those things, especially around muslims and building a wall, he doesn't mean not. but, they wanted somebody who would upset the apple cart. >>> when i started learning that most

bbc quentin somerville recently returned from the forward positions of the ukrainian army, as he saysunteroffensive is now being carried out. there are no shouts, but when we were there a few months ago, the man we talked to on the train told us that the front line had moved by 10 or even a few hundred meters, and this is true, we are now we will receive a message that the ukrainian forces have advanced five and maybe even 10 km deep, but it is important not just that they are advancing, it is important how they are doing it and this gives an idea of ​​what the main offensive will be , they are using armored vehicles, tanks, they are moving fast and are attacking from several different directions, but they may be met with a very powerful repulse, because the enemy on the other side of the front has long been entrenched there and built a serious defense, they also have a lot of anti-tank missile artillery, so this long-awaited the main counteroffensive is approaching, and this time the ukrainian commanders will definitely take into account the experience of past offensives , but let's

the sharks also drafted 17-year-old winger quentin musty with the 26th overall pick. >> let's talk aboutash brothers because they'll reunite in a place we're not familiar seeing them together. klay thompson will see him and patrick ma homes. the foursome will play 12 holes at the wynn golf club in las vegas. they're playing for charity and the no-kid hungry campaign. $100,000 will be donated to the team who wins. >> it's fun to see them play in the summertime. so it's good and it's going to get warm. >> it's going to get warm for the inland valleys and headed for the upper 80s for today. tomorrow, upper 90s and i don't know if you want to go outside on saturday. 100 degrees for the hottest spots inland and still pretty hot on sunday and it looks nice for the fourth of july and you can also change that weather with the short drive to the coastline or san francisco, 60s and 70s there. really nice. >> thanks so much for joining us. us. ♪ ♪ calalifornia sksky ♪ ♪ todos a alcanzamoss las estrtrellas ♪ ♪ sununny state o of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' a all the timime ♪ ♪ todo es d dorado ♪ ♪ feeeels so g

it jump starts the plan to revitalize san quentin state prison into a rehab-centered facility and also boosts funding for child care, renews a tax to help fund medi-cal and invests $51 billion into climate investments, which is a slight reduction from the original plan. >>> it is packaging that saves the planet. we have an update on a santa cruz 's startup to replace styrofoam with a green alternative made from shrimp shells. it has gone from an idea to reality. >> reporter: earlier this year we showed you a santa cruz company who is revolutionizing the packaging industry with their eco-friendly version of styrofoam. now many of those products are hitting the market, and they have partnered with companies across the country, including some down the road. verb coffee roasters in santa cruz has also had an eye on sustainability and environmental impact. >> whether that is switching our entire roasting operation to a new roaster just to consume less natural gas. >> they learned that a company just down the road had created an environmentally-friendly version of styrofoam and they jumped a

we will hear from our correspondent quentin somerville in a moment.ine correspondent james waterhouse reports from kherson. there are very few ways to get around kherson now. it takes a lot for people here to be forced to leave, but for pockets of the city that moment has come. boats wave through the use of magistrates. some have grabbed what they can. for—year—old maria made it out with her mum katarina. as well as the boast, an ultimatum was issued to the dozens, maybe even hundreds of organisations affected. "get in touch with us to discuss a ransom payment or we will publish your data online." the bbc, boots, aer lingus and british airways are just some of the organisations we know about. the scale of this mass hack has really shocked the cyber world. it all started with a relatively obscure but popular piece of corporate software called moveit. the clop hackers managed to find a unique way into the system and that gave them access to all the companies that use moveit, for example, the uk payroll provider zellis. that allowed them to download some

control huge areas of the region, the ukrainians are still in control of the city. 0ur correspondent quentind sent this update about ukraine's cou nteroffe nsive. i've been to those very front lines where there's an offensive going on right now, and it's difficult ground to attack across. it is wide open fields with very little cover, and those fields are peppered with russian artillery craters. when we were there a few months ago, the men we were speaking to in the trenches told us the lines had only moved perhaps ten, or maybe a few hundred metres — well, they're certainly moving now. we're getting reports ukrainian forces have gained five kilometres, perhaps even ten of territory. it's not just of the fact that they're moving, it's how they're moving, which us an indication of how the main offensive will go. they're using armoured vehicles, using tanks, and moving fast. they're attacking multiple different axes. but they're facing a very formidable foe, because the enemy on the other side of the line has been there for a long time, and has dug in and built formidable defences. they have p

described as a serial armed robber. 33 year old corey bryan gill was taken into custody near san quentin state prison today. officers from san rafael and novato, along with marin county deputies, spotted the suspects car at about six this morning and chased chased him to an area near the prison. when he got out and ran, they set up a perimeter. they say he was found hiding underneath a blanket in the backseat of a vehicle driven by a woman who was acting suspiciously as she stopped at a checkpoint. gill was then booked on felony armed robbery and multiple other offenses. the owner of a san francisco corner store says he is devastated after his business was broken into twice in just one weekend. new tonight, ktvu elissa harrington tells us that he is now turning to neighbors and strangers for help. this was really bad. it was bad before the other one. but i just hate to see it. customers react to the boarded up windows at dolores deluxe, a popular corner store on 22nd, and dolores streets in san francisco. certainly exhausting, owner ramsay beador said dolores deluxe has been vandalized a

our correspondent quentin sommerville is there.ry front lines where there's an offensive going on right now, and it's very difficult ground to attack across. it is wide open fields with very little cover, and those fields are peppered with russian artillery craters. when we were there a few months ago, the men that we were speaking to in the trenches told us that the lines had only moved perhaps ten, or maybe a few hundred metres — well, they're certainly moving now. we're getting reports ukrainian forces have gained five kilometres, perhaps even ten kilometres of territory. it's not just the fact that they're moving, it's how they're moving, which gives us an indication of how the main offensive will go. they're using armoured vehicles, they're using tanks, they're moving fast, they're attacking from multiple different axis. but they're facing a very formidable foe, because the enemy on the other side of the line has been there for a long time, and has dug in and has built formidable defences. they have plenty of artillery, plenty

unique view of british journalists on how the counteroffensive is developing bbc war correspondent quentineral days at the location of the 68th separate hunting brigade the armed forces of ukraine on the outskirts of the village of blagodatne recently liberated by ukrainian troops. at this time, its forces tried to take control of the territory to the east, while the troops in general continue to conduct reconnaissance by combat and most of the ukrainian forces are in reserve waiting for an opportunity to start

our correspondent quentin sommerville is there. it is gathering pace and you mentioned donetsk.ground to attack. wide—open feels a little cover and those are peppered with russian artillery craters. when we were there a few months ago, the minute we were speaking to anything trenches told us the life and only moved perhaps ten or a few hundred metres but they are certainly moving now. we're getting reports ukrainian forces have gained five kilometres, perhaps even ten of territory. it's not just the fact that they're moving, it's how they're moving, which is an indication of how the main offensive will go. they're using armoured vehicles, they're using tanks, they're moving fast. they're attacking multiple different axes. but they're facing a very formidable foe, because the enemy on the other side of the line has been there for a long time, and has dug in and built formidable defences. they have plenty of artillery and anti—tank missiles, as well. so that much—anticipated main offensive is coming, and the ukrainian commanders will be looking at the lessons of these early offens

some inmates at san quentin state prison have been without running water for the past couple of days due to flooding corrections officials say water came from outside the prison saturday morning and affected two of the prison's housing areas. they say inmates have been escorted to showers and restrooms and other areas of the prison and water dispenser have been made available on every floor. some of the prison's outdoor programs have been suspended. no word on when running water will be restored. cal california's reparations task force is preparing to submit its historic report next week. the panel is expected to formally present state lawmakers with its recommendations for paying black californians for the harms of slavery. uc berkeley professor jovan scott lewis sits on that task force. he says many of california's black homeowners did not get fair payouts on their homes that were seized through eminent domain back in the 60s and 70s. when you try to build a highway system, you have to demolish neighborhoods and homes in order to build those highways. and what we found is that the

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here's our correspondent quentin sommerville on the ukrainian military strategy.een talking about street one here, buildings taken there, maybe 100 metres lost somewhere else. well, now the ukrainians, particularly in donetsk, seem to be making far bigger gains, five, ten kilometres. and it's notjust the fact they're moving forward, it's how they're moving forward. they're using armour, they're using tanks, they're moving fast. they're attacking from multiple points. those are the kind of tactics we expect to see when the main offensive starts. and that main offensive, though, is going to be very, very challenging because they're up against a full, let's say there's about 60,000 ukrainian forces who have been trained overseas, some of them in britain with british tanks and other western weaponry. they're facing a formidable foe that's been well dug in for months. the russians have built very elaborate fortifications, and it will be a very difficult task. president zelensky made a declaration. he said ukraine is ready for this counteroffensive, but he said that in

. >>> finally tonight, oscar winning director quentin tarantino is sharing details about his tenth andl film maker behind cult classics like pulp fiction recently said it will be called the movie critic. the story line takes place in late 70s los angeles, and it's based on the real life story of a movie critic for a pornographic magazine. last fall tarantino told me why he's wrapping up his directing career while still at the top of his game. you say that your next movie, your tenth, is going to be your last? >> yes. >> why? you're making great movies? >> well, thank you. i've been doing it for a long time. i've been doing it for 30 years, and, um, it's, it's time to wrap up the show. you know? i've done it, i've given, i've given my whole life to it, you know? i didn't start a family until late in life. i've always kind of equated, if you're doing movies on, you know, on the level i've been doing, actually the level i've been allowed to do, it's, i equate it to mountain climbing. so this movie is my mount everest and this movie is fuji, and i spent all that time on the mountain. i'm,

tax that will give more funds to medi-cal, and more funding for transit agencies in revamping san quentinrison into a rehab center. >>> it is just about 5:40. many americans are struggling to pay the rent every month , but we show you the new numbers on lower prices in the u.s., but we show you the new numbers on lower prices in the u.s. >>> the reason why i come back year after year is the people. i have met so many amazing people. >> it is an event that raises millions for hiv and aids services. lowe's knonows you nevever ce in for j just one ththing. so we'veve got to knknow a lot t of thingss about a a lot of thihings. like whihich mower makes s the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. anand picking g a color ththa. yoyou got thisis. we got y . >>> let's look at our money watch report. renters are seeing some relief for the first time in two years. the cost of rent in the u.s. is falling. a new study from rental.com shows the national median rent to over $1700 in may. that is down 5% from a year ago. while rent is higher in the bay area at more than $2800, the drop is more significa

the budget plan will officially start the conversion of san quentin state prison into a rehabilitation center about $380 million will be used to reconstruct the facility and begin transforming it into grounds for training people, preparing for reentry. the budget also calls for investment into low income families who rely on the state for child care. it waives the monthly fees for families making less than 75% of the median line and restricts families from paying more than 1% of their monthly income from monthly childcare fees. what this deal doesn't include are some of newsom's other bold ideas that includes a plan to fast track construction for an underground tunnel to transport water from the sacramento river down to southern california. we heard from some republican lawmakers. they've criticized governor newsom because they say he's been trying to pass this budget using a quicker, less transparent process. this whole negotiation that is only between a handful of people all behind closed doors debate policies that have never been discussed in any policy area or any or committee or s

definitely, there is not going to be some kind of come back, quentin is really dead?ascinated by people they hate, and also we are in a potentially sort of revolutionary moment in which some people have become so obscenely wealthy, that the rest of the world can only gawp at them, and if the white lotus gives you a chance to laugh at them, and... horror. what? and watch themselves. and watch themselves, exactly. and watch them all be killed off at the end. yeah, it is sort of horror fascination, isn't it. it is one of the interesting things happening in america, is the writers' strike. i just wonder if you, as also somebody who has written as well as performed, do you have a view on that, should the big businessjust cough up for writers properly? writers are the most important people. they are the primary creators, and without them there is nothing, and, and they need to fight for their corner, and if ai is about to replace everybody's script writing lives, you know, they need to hold their ground. what is fascinating about it to me, is the way the unions have real po

they had packed up their whole life to move to sacramento, bryce quentin and his longtime girlfriend melissa and their 8 year-old daughter brennan says that fire destroyed all of his daughter's belongings and memories. also destroyed in military jacket belonging to grin grandfather who was a korean war veteran and a recipient of the purple heart medal. >> can't let can lead to break us and we have to stay strong for daughter. you know, we've got to we've got to instill some positivity into it and we're going to recover. >> guard is dealing with the insurance has been an absolute nightmare. now they are relying on their community through a gofundme page. the initial fire is now under investigation. they did in the person of interest into custody. we don't have any update on that. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news storms on the east coast are delayed flight. >> airports all around the united states. whenever people got stuck while trying to fly on sfo. and after the break, a family is mourning the loss of grandmother. who was children hit and run oakland police search for that dri

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. ♪ >>> finally tonight oscar winning director quentin tarantino has started sharing a few details aboutntroversial filmmaker behind cult classics like "pulp fiction" recently said it'll be called the movie critic. the story line takes place in late '70s los angeles and it's based on the real-life story of a movie critic for a important graphic magazine. last fall tarantino told me why he's wrapping up his directing career, while still at the top of his game. you say that your next movie, your tenth, is going to be your last. >> uh-huh. >> why? you're making great movies. >> oh, thank you. well, it's -- i've been doing it for a long time. i've been doing it for 30 years, and it's time to wrap up the show. you know, it's -- i've done it -- i've given my -- i've given my whole life to it, you know. i didn't start a family until late in life. i've been -- i've always kind of equated -- if you're doing movies on, you know, on the level that i've been doing, actually the level i've been allowed to do, it's -- i equate it to mountain climbing. so this movie is my mount everest and this is kili

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it will also allow governor newsom to launch his plan to turn san quentin from a state prison into aehabilitation center. the final budget includes $380 million to renovate parts of the prison and turn it into a facility that focuses on job training and other programs. the governor says inmates will go to vocational classes and learn skills they can use to get jobs as truck drivers, plumbers and electricians, as well as basic skills. he says he's modeling the program on the policies used in norway, which has a low rate of criminals who return to prison. some alameda county leaders say that sideshow spectators should be held accountable, even spend time in jail to help crack down on such dangerous and illegal displays in the east bay. katie rasmus live now with the new ordinance. alameda county leaders are discussing and possibly voting on today. allie well, garcia, the alameda county board of supervisors meeting right now to discuss this idea and others who keep monitoring those, meeting the meeting and they haven't taken up this particular issue just yet. but the idea behind it is t

you can catch my full interviews with quentin tarantino as well as with dr. phil and jay leno any time you want on max. please join us here on cnn every friday night to find out who's talking next. >>> on 360 where is the document? exclusive new cnn reporting that the former president's attorneys were unable to produce the classified document he's reportedly on tape saying he had. what sparked investigators to go after it in the first place. also tonight, president biden speaking to the face spreading the credit for the budget deal praising democrats and republicans for coming together to get things done. >>> later we take you inside ukraine's effort to build and acquire 200,000 drones. this year, what kind of impact they may have on the fight against russia. we begin on the classified document the former president had. his lawyer said they were unable to find the document. evan perez joins us with the latest. they can't find it? >> reporter: they can't find this thing and the question is does the president have the document somewhere, did he lose it? did he

police then went on a chase which ended in san quentin. gill was arrested there and has now been charged with 3 felony counts. he has an outstanding warrant from san francisco for an armed robbery that happened back in may. >> it's 707, and developing news. 2 people were taken into police custody for a shooting that happened near pier 39 sunday night. the shooting started on beach street to cars started firing at each other. then there's a car chase down the embarcadero. and one of the cars crashed near howard street when police got there. they found 2 people who had been shot. one of them with life-threatening injuries and 6 people in total were hurt. 2 people went to the hospital as were taken into custody for that car that crashed. police are still searching, however, for a white sedan that was also involved. city supervisor aaron peskin says that he was told that one of the people in custody is also one of those who was shot during the incident. it is 7, 0, 8, 1, man tells us about this market or a gunfight. how he and his family were

it ended at san quentin where gill was arrested now been charged on 3 felony counts. turns out he had an outstanding warrant from san francisco for an armed robbery that happened back in may. >> developing news, 2 people were taken into police custody it started on beach street. we told you about this gunfight. 2 cars firing at each other. racing down the embarcadero. >> and then >> the cars crashed near howard street. just one of them, though, the other one took off when police got there, they found 2 people have been shot, one suffering life-threatening injuries. 6 people in all were hurt. 2 were taken into custody from that car that crashed again. the other car got away. so police are still searching for a white sedan that was involved in this city supervisor. aaron peskin says that he was told that one person in custody is also one of the people who ended up being shot in that incident. it's 808. we also have some reaction from a man he and his family were caught in that crossfire. they were headed to fisherman's wharf at the time and kron four's theresa stasi wit

police then went on a chase that ended in san quentin. it was arrested on 3 felony counts as an outstanding warrant from the san francisco police for an armed robbery that happened back in may. >> time now 606. and more developing news that we're following. 2 people had be taken into police custody. they are wanted in connection to a shooting that happened near pier. 39 sunday night. we told you about this shooting. >> that was on beach street to cars started firing guns at each other and then chased each other all the way down the embarcadero in those cars. one of the cars in crash near howard street. police got there. they found 2 people have been shot, one suffering life-threatening injuries. 6 people and all were hurt. 2 taken into custody from that car and that crash police are still looking, however, for the white sedan that was also involved. city supervisor aaron peskin says that he was told that one person who is in custody is also one of the people who was shot in this incident. time now 6, 0, 7, 1, man tells he and his family w

governor newsom's most passionate ideas, the budget plan will officially start the conversion of san quentin state prison into a rehabilitation center about $300 million, rather, $380 million will be used to construct the facility and begin transforming it into grounds for training people, preparing for reentry. the budget also calls for investments into low income families who rely on the state for child care. it waives the monthly fees for families making less than 75% of the median line and restricts families from paying more than 1% of their monthly income for those monthly childcare fees. what this deal doesn't include are some of newsom's other bold ideas. that includes a plan to fast track construction for an underground tunnel to transport water from the sacramento river down to southern california. we heard from assembly member phil ting earlier this morning. he's the chair of the budget committee. he says that is one of many compromises necessary to get to this final proposal. we have all different ways that we look at policy, david, different ways that we think about policy. and w

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the newly approved state budget will allow governor newsom to launch his plan to turn san quentin fromabilitation center. now, the final budget includes $380 million to renovate parts of the prison and turn it into a facility that focuses on job training and other programs. the governor says inmates will go to vocational classes and learn skills that they can use to get jobs, such as truck driving, plumbing, electricians and as well as some basic life skills, he says he's modeling the program on the policy is used in norway, which has a very low rate of criminals who return to prison. our time is now. 503. this new budget will also increase the amount that the state spends for childcare programs. right now, families that earn more than 40% of the state's median income have to pay some of their childcare costs. the latest census report says the state median household income is about $84,000. that can go as high as 10% of their total income. this new agreement means families earning less than 75% of the median income would not have to pay anything back. well, governor newsom and state la

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