rob young, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. we can cross the newsroom to phil avery. come away further to the west, you come away further to the west, you get closer to a weather front that has produced a fair amount of rain in the past few hours across the western isles. there are signs, i'm hopeful this front will pull away out into the atlantic. the cloud is also the across the western side of northern ireland. come away elsewhere and the temperature could weld top 25 degrees in one or two locations, many in my aiders will be in excess of 20 degrees. that pi’ocess in excess of 20 degrees. that process of pulling the rain away from the british isles start as early as tonight. eventually the cloud will be doubt away from the moment i was, and then he western isles. and at last, we can speak about all part of the british isles tea m about all part of the british isles team some sunshine. i suspect, unlike today, some of the sunshine will be a bit hazy at times because there are no reports of cloud from france. it will still be a one day, you will settle it never is it

rob young, bbc news.o use standard hearing aids or implants, are now being offered pioneering brain surgery. specialist teams in london and manchester will perform the procedure, known as ‘auditory brainstem implant‘, which could help under—fives hear for the first time. well, earlier, bbc breakfast spoke to imelda, whose son theo has had the surgery, and neurosurgeon scott rutherford. theo falls into a very select minority of children who unfortunately are not able to have conventional hearing aids or cochlear implants and the reason is because he has been born without hearing nerves on either side and all of those conventional therapies for congenitally deaf children rely on there being a cable between the innerearand the brain on there being a cable between the inner ear and the brain to conduct hearing signals, and theo didn't have that, so i until a few years ago there was simply no option for allowing him to hear. what can theo now here? in a quiet room at home he can hear me calling him from u psta

rob young, bbc news. now, how's this for an un—bee—lievable story of survival.e, but its smallest residents survived. some 200,000 bees living in hives on the roof were initially thought to have perished. however, notre dame's beekeeper has confirmed that the bees are alive and buzzing and instead of the fire killing them, the carbon dioxide actually intoxicated them and simply put them to sleep. here's sibyle moulin — one of the beekeepers who cares for them. i was in my car going to see some friends near paris and i heard what was happening, i had friends sending me messages and pictures of the cathedral because they worked near there, and i was, i think like everybody in france and the rest of the world, without voice by what i could hear from people describing the scene. and i had no idea if i had to move the hives or if it was so hot there it was so full of water, i had no idea what could have happened to them. because it was the night, when it is night, the bees can't fly so they don't fly at night. we always see them flying but it's by day. at night they

rob young there. "gene silencing" — to reverse a disease which leaves people with crippling pain. the condition, acute intermitted porphyria can also cause paralysis and is fatal in some cases. the treatment works by fine—tuning the genetic instructions locked into our dna. experts say the same approach could be used in previously untreatable diseases. james gallagher reports. and the cows, look, moo! sue has endured pain few can imagine. she used to take strong painkillers every day due to a disease called porphyria. sue needed hospital treatment if she had a severe attack but even morphine didn't stop the pain then. i've had a child, i have done child labour but itjust feels like it's never going to end, it is so, so intense, so strong that it's in your legs, in your back and itjust resonates everywhere. it's really, really unbearable. but sue's life has been transformed by a monthly injection of a new type of medicine called gene silencing. this is how it works. inside our cells are genes. they sen

our business correspondent rob young reports.ts back to 1778. now, it's battling for its future. the crisis facing the high street has hit debenhams hard. it has issued a series of profits warnings. a few weeks ago, the retailer went into administration and was taken over by its lenders. now, the company says it plans to close 50 stores. 22 will shut next year, about 1,200 workers could be affected at those. no one likes to close stores, it's something that none of us wants to do, and we've talked to our staff this morning, they've been briefed, and we will do our utmost to minimise the 1,200 jobs that are at risk of redundancy by trying to redeploy them into differentjobs over the next period of time. the list of stores due to shut is longer than expected. it includes places like canterbury, kirkcaldy and wolverhampton. many places have already lost other big chains in recent years. debenhams is a key store on many high streets, but it's failed to move with the times and keep pace with some of the big changes that have been buff

our business correspondent rob young reports.re. the crisis facing the high street has hit debenhams hard. it has issued a series of profits warnings. a few weeks ago, the retailer went into administration and was taken over by its lenders. now, the company says it plans to close 50 stores. 22 will shut next year. about 1,200 workers could be affected at those. no one likes to close stores. it's something that none of us want to do, and we've talked to our staff this morning, they've been briefed, and we will do our utmost to minimise the 1,200 jobs that are at risk of redundancy by trying to redeploy them into differentjobs over the next period of time. the list of stores due to shut is longer than expected. it includes places like canterbury, kirkcaldy and wolverhampton. many places have already lost other big chains in recent years. debenhams is a key store on many high streets, but it's failed to move with the times and keep pace with some of the big changes that have been buffeting retailers. sales at debenhams have been fal

rob young, bbc news. the duke and duchess of cambridge and the duke of sussex. the duke of edinburgh, who has retired from public duties, and the duchess of sussex, who is expecting a baby, did not attend. here's what happened when her majesty left the chapel. crowd sings happy birthday hip hip, hooray! hip hip, hooray! singing outside of windsor castle earlier. time for a look at the weather with phil avery. many would have enjoyed whether that looked like that over the past few days or so and just a word to the wise, if you've seen the news bulletins if you're out and about, the ground is very dry at the moment but do take care, it is not like it everywhere, go to far north and you end up running into an awful lot of cloud. this has been trying to work its way into the british isles and singularly failing to do so for many of us. it is there to be had an overnight we see the first signs of that wanting to move of bit further back across the atlantic. as has been the case in recent nights, one or two spo

rob young there. a military offensive launched in libya in the capital of tripoli. both the un security council and the g—seven group of countries have criticised the attempt by the self—described libyan national army to take control of the country's capital from the internationally recognised unity government. un troops in tripoli have been placed on high alert. more evacuations are planned in southwestern iran where further rain is expected to worsen floods, which have already killed thousands of people. women and children are being moved from the affected areas. men are being asked to stay behind to help with rescue efforts. seventy people have died so far across fifteen provinces, and hundreds of towns and cities more evacuations are planned in the aircraft manufacturer boeing has as its temporarily determining production. production will be cut from 52 planes a month to 42, while the firm works on changes to its max variant. it was involved in both crashes. the max 737 is currently grounded, afte

here's our business correspondent, rob young. the new tax year is just a few weeks old.ose taxpayers who paid too much last year. there is a warning that scammers exploit this. hmrc says criminals target the smartphones of adults in an attempt to get hold of their bank details. in spring, con artists send text messages such as this one, pretending to be from the tax office. it offers an enticing £265 rebate, but anyone who clicks on the link could end up sending their bank details to a criminal. here is another example of a scam. this e—mail, which looks official, isn't. fraudsters might try to use the unwitting victim's card numbers, set up payments from their account, or take out loans. hm revenue and customs had 250,000 reports of attempted tax scams in april and may last year. they fear the problem will be worse this spring. they young people who may not have much experience of the system, who are particularly vulnerable, especially as they are more likely to manage their affairs on their smartphone. they say anyone who is due a genuine refund will receive it directl

our business correspondent rob young has been following the story.hat specialises in buying poor performing companies and turning them around bought gkn, an old british engineering company, for £8 billion against huge opposition. to try to make this deal go ahead, melrose entered into a series of undertakings with the government to reassure mps and unions and one of those promises made was it would not sell the aerospace part of gkn for five years. the defence secretary gavin williamson is appalled by claims of an alleged attack against a teenage female soldier while she was sleeping. six army soldiers have been arrested and mr williamson has launched a review of behaviour across the military. the minister says that there is no place for these kind of actions in the military and, if true, those involved must face the full force of the law. the chief of the general staff, general sir mark carleton—smith, said inappropriate behaviour was "downright unacceptable". from today, millions of workers will now see more of their wages automatically diverted in

our business correspondent, rob young, has been following the story.ustry, which specialises in buying poor performing companies and turning them around, bought 23 four £8 billion against huge opposition. to try to make this deal go ahead, melrose entered into a series of undertakings with the government to try to reassure mps and unions. in one of those promises it made was that it would not sell the aerospace pa rt that it would not sell the aerospace part of gkn years. a mother from kent who tried to bring medicinal cannabis for her daughter in to the uk has had it confiscated. emma appleby, whose nine—year—old daughter has a rare form of epilepsy, had bought the drugs in the netherlands for £11,000. she had known it was illegal, but doctors in the uk have so far refused to prescribe it for her daughter. jon hunt has the story. mrs appleby purchased a three—month supply of medicinal cannabis at a pharmacy in the hague yesterday for her daughter, tegan. it cost her the equivalent of £11000, money raised through crowdfunding. as she prepared to board

rob young reports. the great british boozer — there aren't as many as are used to be.onth in england and wales. since april 2017, the rate of closures has halved, with 76 closing each month. two years ago, a new business rates system was introduced. since then, many public houses have received a discount on their bills. this year, the average pub is estimated to have had £6,000 knocked off their rates. the industry says business rates, together with high beer duty and rising general costs, are a heavy burden on the sector. there have been calls for further changes to the way they are taxed. two years ago, a new business rates system was introduced. there is relief at the reduction in the number of sites closing. and in better news about beer sales — the amount of beer sold in pubs rose in the last three months of 2018, the first time there had been an end—of—year increase for years. cheaper alcohol in supermarkets has hit some pubs. the local is regarded by many as an important part of culture and a valuable community asset. those pubs that have vanished could have bee

our business correspondent rob young has been following the story.try, which specialises in buying poor performing companies and turning them around bought gkn, an old british engineering company, for £8 billion against huge opposition. to try to make this deal go ahead, melrose entered into a series of undertakings with the government to reassure mps and unions and one of those promises made was it would not sell the aerospace part of gkn for five years. now millions of workers will see a bigger chunk of their wages automatically diverted into a pension, starting with their next pay packet. from today, the minumum contribution rate goes up from 3% of earnings to 5%. employers and the government will also pay more. simon gompertz has the details this is a tale of two hairdressers. one, chloe, full—time and ready to have 5% clipped off her wage for her work pension after today's increase. i just think that a little bit of money that i don't see, you know, it goes straight out of my wages before i even see it, and ijust think, well, for the future you

we are nowjoined by rob young who has more on the story.british steel is involved with talks with the department for business, innovation and skills for a loan of about £100 million in orderfor it to meet the eu emissions rules. every year, each large company has to pay for the amount of pollution that they are met. ordinarily, a company can pay the bill for the previous year with the next year's allocation of free carbon permits, that uk companies have not yet been given this year's allocation of those free carbon permits because the withdrawal agreement has not yet been ratified, but an's relationship with the eu has not yet been settled and that is why there seems to be their shortfall of £100 million or thereabouts at british steel. as well as officials, i'm told the business secretary greg clark is aware of the situation and can back up aware of the situation and can back up said in a statement today that the department of business has been extremely responsive and supported to date but that that is not the same as saying they will get

our business correspondent rob young has been looking at the story.think back a few months is that they thought the kings norton site was safe. the history of this, is that about a year ago, melrose, but specialise in buying a pair performing companies and turning them around, but gkn aerospace for £8 billion again she was opposition. and so to try and make this deal go ahead, melrose entered into a series of undertaking with the government to try to reassure mps and unions, and one of those promises it made it would not sell the aerospace part of gkn aerospace for five years. so, the decision to close one of the aerospace factories has led to a furious response. unite union has said the decision has come totally out of the blue. they are demanding a meeting between management, and they have said the fear this is the start of gkn aerospace operations being run down. the local mp said it isa being run down. the local mp said it is a breach of faith with employers, and the chairman of the select committee has written demanding were to note this work wil

our business correspondent, rob young, has been following the story. this deal go ahead, melrose entered into a series of undertakings with the government to reassure mps and unions and one of those promises made was it would not sell the aerospace part of gkn for five years. let‘s take a look at some of the other main stories on bbc news this hour. thousands of opposition supporters have gathered in the capital, caracas, to protest against continued electricity blackouts, and water shortages. the march was called by the opposition leader, juan guaido, who‘s been urging his supporters to maintain pressure on his rival, president nicolas maduro. mr maduro has called for a rival pro—government show of support in caracas. fighting has intensified around the libyan capital, tripoli. on thursday the internationally recognised government based on offensive loyal _by government based on offensive loyal —— by forces loyal to a military commander. now un troops are on high alert. production will be cut from 52 down to a2 planes a month while the company, boeing

rob: young isis fighter executed by terror group after being accused of spying, the baby face jihadistsama bin bieber, first british isis fighter called by extremists for spying, reportedly put to death after revealing the location of a high-ranking isis official. jillian: two marine pilots are killed in helicopter crash during routine training mission, officials at the marine air force station in yuma, arizona, pilots were flying viper as part of weapon's and tactic's course, the crash is under investigation. a little boy missing since 2017 found living with his father in a different state, investigators say denise has abducted son in texas and police found them in suspicious vehicle outside of orlando. mother who has full custody of 9-year-old is on her way to get her son. graham could face criminal charges. rob rosh former vice president is challenging claims that he inappropriately touched a former assembly woman in 2017, in many years in campaign trail i have offered countless shakes, expression of affection and not once, never did i believe i ever acted inappropriately, the alleg

our business correspondent rob young is here. why is there so much disagreement over this decision?ion that we think the government made yesterday, and this has the potential to affect all of oui’ has the potential to affect all of our lives in years to come, because this is about the feature five mobile networks, networks which will be far faster than the ag networks of today, and the reason this is so controversial is because of huawei, set up by former members of the chinese army, and there are those in the west who are concerned that it could be used by china or its equipment could be used to commit cyber espionage in the uk, and this is an issue that has notjust divided politicians in the cabinet, it has also divided the west, because you have some countries, the united states, australia, saying they won't allow huawei kit to be used in their future they won't allow huawei kit to be used in theirfuture mobile networks, and we have the uk and perhaps others saying they will, evenin perhaps others saying they will, even injust a limited perhaps others saying they will, even in ju

here's our business correspondent, rob young. the new tax year is just a few weeks old.m revenue and customs sends refunds to those taxpayers who paid too much last year. there is a warning that scammers exploit this. hmic says criminals target the smartphones of adults in an attempt to get hold of their bank details. in spring, con artists send text messages such as this one, pretending to be from the tax office. it offers an enticing £265 rebate, but anyone who clicks on the link could end up sending their bank details to a criminal. here is another example of a scam. this e—mail, which looks official, isn't. fraudsters might try to use the unwitting victim's card numbers, set up payments from their account, oi’ set up payments from their account, or take out loans. hm revenue and customs had 250,000 reports of attempted tax scams in april and may last year. they fear the problem will be worth this spring. they target people without much experience of the system, who are particularly vulnerable, especially as they are more likely to manage their affairs on their smartp

our business correspondent rob young is with me. tells more about the strategic rethink.think. it has been on the cards fora time, rethink. it has been on the cards for a time, that debenhams stores will close next year. people just a few months ago expected a dozen or so few months ago expected a dozen or so to close, so the figure of 22 is clearly a lot higher than that and the list has been published today, it is on the bbc website. it includes some towns, places like wolverhampton, which have already lost bhs, stand to lose house of fraser, and down a —— now they are being told they will lose debenhams. 22 stores will close after christmas, christmas being key for any trader. we expect about 1200 workers will be affected by that, although debenhams said they hope to redeploy those staff where they can. a redeploy, if they are closing a store in a city that isn't a large city, that may be tricky. at may be difficult, and may revolve moving to other stores. this is more of a restructure will issue for debenhams. debenhams has had a number of problems in recent years. pr

rob young, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett.low pressure is going to sweep its way eastwards across the uk, bringing heavy rain and the strongest winds on the southern flank of that area of low pressure. this is where we have the yellow warning area from the met 0ffice. widespread gales and gusts could be as high as 70 mph. that ru ns could be as high as 70 mph. that runs from 9pm until 3am. we have had outbreaks of rain coming in, across northern england, that is heading its way into scotland as well. this is the radar picture. you can see this first band of rain pushing northwards and eastwards. not much rainfor northwards and eastwards. not much rain for east anglia and the south—east again. that is where we are likely to see the highest temperatures. this next area of cloud and rain signals the start really of the storm arriving on that sweeps northwards and eastwards. could be heavy at times. winds picking up in wales and the south—west. more wet weather coming back into northern ireland, all helping to keep temperatures up

rob: that's a great young lady. that's awesome. next the bad.have it his way at burger king. jeesh. that truck exploding there after an employee there noticed a 100-pound propane tank in the bank was leaking right there at the drive-thru. the driver suffered burns but will be okay. the truck was a total loss. carley: finally the ugly. houston rockets star roasted online for what critics call an ugly pregame outfit. social media users likening the mvp's colorful shirt to a grandma quilt. that's what it looks like to me. rob: no comment. carley: baseball player? rob: bye-bye. ♪ rock star ♪ yeah, feel like a rock star. brian: i believe that i kenny chesney had to sing with tim mcgraw to get that song done. steve: welcome aboard, folks. ainsley is off today. we have jed. jed has just recently been named the permanent co-host of "fox & friends weekend." brian: you made it through the weekend. jedediah: we had so much fun. we have too much fun on that show in case you haven't checked. in we have a good time u. steve: we have a busy three hours and a l

robbed. unbelievable. >> dan and kristen, the young couple say they were horrified to learn that the uber driver came back to the neighborhood, thinking that no one would be home. they say he spent four hours ransacking their house. police say surveillance footage helped them lead to an arrest. >> store apart the whole house. tossed everything, all the drawers were open, every piece of furniture moved. he opened my safe. >> scott and shanna don't want to show their faces, but do want the share this video of a man who broke into their house. police say the man is jackie gordon wilson, an uber driver. >> they're from my grandmother and go all the way back to the holocaust. so if that's lost to him, that's just something to pawn off. and to me that's a memory of my grandmother. >> according to san mateo police, last thursday, wilson allegedly went back to the house where he picked up a couple he had just dropped off at sfo. they had been staying at an airbnb rental on rand street. police say a security alarm skilled wilson off, and he eventually ended up a few blocks away at scott and shanna's way on nash dr

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rob: at least 8 people killed including young kids as tornado es tore through the south.e in ohio. >> yes, good morning, we are here in shelby, ohio, about an hour and a half southwest of cleveland, ohio, take a look at the damage here along this country road where there was just a home, cars, power lines completely taken out by this tornado which came through 5:00 p.m. on sunday, the people who live in homes just like this one report today us that they went running for their lives to their basement hoping they would be able to stay safe, at least 30 different buildings throughout the small town have been destroyed, thousands without power at this point, main access roads throughout the town of shelby here are shut down and the police chief has asked residents here to stay home if able not come out to areas that are most heavily damaged, we've been trying to access different parts of this town all morning long and having to turn around and finding ways to get through shelby here. the good news in all of this only 6 people injured, no deaths the sirens did go out in time f

ktvu's rob roth talk with some of the young athletes and their parents about what the program nick meansition >> -- >> where everyone seemed to win here at the contra costa county special olympics. >> more than 300 special- education students from 55 different classes gathered on the high school track in lafayette to run, throw, succeed. >> >> they wanted to be me. >> but you beat them. >> yeah. >> olivia makowski has down syndrome. her mother says her face lights up when she is out here with other kids whether they are special ed or anyone else. >> this event really just means we can all be part of the community and i think it is really great for her typical peers to see she is able to do things like this and she has fun doing things like this. mac the bleachers were packed with proud parents. >> everybody has an opportunity to shine. special olympics believes -- creates that for people like him. >> students the local school walked over to cheer on olympians. was last month when a proposed cut was suggested. after social media backlash, federal budget was put back by president trump . >

rob. >>> any spaight gym is rallying around the family of a young boy battling cancer. more on the fundraiser for help today. >>> the weather is showing a cooldown with varying temperatures with a good breeze developing. we will let you know if the cooling trend continues in your sunday forecast. >>> a sonoma county mother on a crusade. what you want everybody to know about the joys and challenges of fostering children. tomorrow on mornings on 2. >>> congressional members barbara lee and mark desaulnier hosted a town hall in race relations. it included a panel of bay area professors and activists. topics range from justification to mass incarceration and immigration. the forum was held on adeline street in berkeley. congresswoman lee posted pictures of the event on social media which you see here saying "more than ever, we need to have frank discussion about race in america. " >>> a federal judge in san francisco has blocked a new role from the trump administration that would ban taxpayer funded clinics for making abortion referrals. the ruling was made yesterday and on

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rob matheson explains. clad in traditional roles this woman cries out to crowds of young protesters. said you my children are the algerian you feel like flowers in the spring you are the future i'm with you algeria will be. in response the crowd cheers long live all cheering demonstrations again on all jarius streets despite increasing efforts by security forces to reduce the size of the crowds there was a role the brawl king's there was. that impeded people from joining the couple. years there was also the use of what can then against a student. days ago there was also the use of sound. so i think this is also the military is sending signals that the message is we heard you indeed we gave you a few concessions about do not ask for too much it's been ten days since he's beautifully has stepped down after two decades as president following weeks of public demands for him to go but the protesters say everyone linked to both of leaders government needs to be removed. that includes our own santa a long time beautifully ally and the man appointed under the constitution to act as interim l

rob matheson has more. clout in traditional robes this woman cries out to crowds of young protesters. the my children are the algerian you just something like flowers in the spring you are the future i'm with you algeria will be. in response the crowd cheers long live the demonstrations again on all jarius streets despite increasing efforts by security forces to reduce the size of the crowds there was a road blocking there was. that impeded people from joining the capital. years and there was also the use of what a cannon against the student a few days ago there was also the use of sound. so i think this is also the military is sending signals that the message is we heard you indeed we gave you a few concessions about do not ask for too much it's been ten days since he's beautifully has stepped down after two decades as president following weeks of public demands for him to go but the protesters say everyone linked to both of leaders government needs to be removed that includes ben sana a long time beautifully ally and the man appointed under the constitution to act as interim leader

on a farewell tour rob and dieter hacking both want to leave their successor a ticket to european football it was visitors like threaten first and we'll forsberg testing young zama blood banks keeper came into this one with twelve shots to his name this terror was only one keeper has more opposite number. one gary and made light work of allison play a shot. so much chances of another clean sheet were at risk after just fifteen minutes marcel house fell in the box i don't see was the last in the face of football superstition by taking the kick him self and slammed it comfortably home i'm one of them and more penalty misery for zama who stopped only one in twenty four from the spot and has been does he get career. just after half time popped up again and bloodbaths books and promptly made it to nail of my third of the season for the young germany international and his first from open play. with many writing gladbach off they suddenly showed signs of life was clear how of the deficit just after the hour was ten minutes later passed up the chance to seal the points for. glass but then laid siege to goloshes goal but after talking as our shot led to panic statio

rob matheson has will. clad in traditional robes this woman cries out to crowds of young protesters said you my children are the algerian you just something like flowers in the spring you are the future i'm with you will be cherishing. in response the crowd cheers lonely lives old. demonstrations again on all j.v. is streets despite increasing efforts by security forces to reduce the size of the crowds there was a roadblock ings there was. that impeded people from joining the capital. years and there was also the use of what cannon against a student a few days ago there was also the use of sound cannon so i think this is also the military is sending signals that the message is we heard you indeed we gave you few concessions about do not ask for too much it's been ten days since he's brought the fleet has stepped down after two decades as president following weeks of public demands for him to go but the protesters say everyone linked to both of leaders government needs to be removed. that includes. a long time but of legal ally and the man appointed under the constitution to act as interim leader and who's i

rob: she's they can come back to the united states with her young son promising she will be a model citizenee camp in syria. >> reporter: telling me about her comfortable life in alabama and denies she left isis because the caliphate had fallen. tractor down to a camp in northern syria. you turned your back on america. why? >> no comment. >> you've got to do better than that. you've got to explain why you made this decision. that was nothing except no comment and always that laughter and a plea to go home. >> to go back home. my son and my family. no matter -- >> the reason she joined, the koran told her to do so. told her she would burn in hell if she didn't. >> i didn't hate america. >> reporter: she's living in the camp with her 19-month-old child born from her third isis husband. during her 5 years with her group she called repeatedly un-american. go on drive-bys and still all their blood, to drive all over them, kill them. she claims she was radicalized online. her citizenship was revoked on the basis her father was a yemeni diplomat, she continues to insist she is a us citizen, a vict

young man. he's a juvenile so we are hidin. he was sitting in a car in january when a man walked up and robbed him. hear for yourself what he was told by the police. >> literally writing this report being written is really like a waste of resources. >> well, bart police chief carlos ro interest jas says that's inacceptable. he wants clients to know they are entitled to a police report. he encourages people to be aware of their surroundings, hear more of the officers response in our full report online right now at nbc bay area.com/investigations. >>> it's 4:49 right now. hope to get more test takers. palo alto school district is offering free buys for students that take state assessment tests. >> because they're so much fun. students are required to take them in progress. parents can submit a written request to opt out. the superintendent says students who take the tests will be entered into a raffle with parking permits, athletic passes and vip passes. the district says only 40% of juniors at palo alto high school completed that testing. >>> well, food and wine lovers are descending on monterey cou

lewis hamilton told the young ferrari driver charles leclerc he had a great future ahead of him, after mechanical probelms robbeds first grand prix victory in bahrain. he started on pole and was leading with 11 laps to go, when his car lost power, allowing the mercedes of hamilton and valtteri bottas to pass. leclerc did make the podium but it was a hard blow to take and hamilton felt for him. he thoroughly deserved the win today, did an exceptionaljob all weekend so really proud of him and i know it's a really tough experience to go through what he is going through, but he will learn. he is already so strong this weekend, he will bounce back, he will grow, this will be another layer to his younger greatness already and i'm looking forward to many battles with him hopefully in the future. kash ali has had his boxing licence suspended after he bit david price in their heavyweight bout in liverpool on saturday. ali was disqualified in the fifth round, for biting price near his rib cage, and he was stripped of his fight purse. a date has yet to be set for a hearing in front of the british boxing board of control, b

robbing banks in the 1990s. neighbors say he's been causing problems since he, his wife and their young daughter moved back in with his parents in the past year. >> he was very loud and aggressive. he didn't give anybody a chance. >> reporter: sources say he of e going on. but we didn't know what. i'm hoping this will be the resolut pretty expensive toe up here. so weird to think that a bank robber would live up here. >> reporter: eporter: >>> two workers doing elevator maintenance were burned in a flash fire this morning in palo alto. firefighters were called to a mixed-use building this morning. the property has 82 apartments and six commercial units and was evacuated. workers were applying a metal resin to opponents in the elevator when the fire occurred. >> we were doing retrocoating, a resin coating that do you to vapor water, basically. so if you have any kind of water or anything. burns are serious but not life-threatening. >>> a huge fire at a lumber yard in stockton today took just under three hours to contain. firefighters say the flames raced through wooden palettes. yesterday firefighters battled a thr

rob a 15-year-old son who walks from a friend's home. the frustration that police stations are closing. to keep our young people safe isn't it time. [inaudible] >> the decisions onth the closue across london are a matter for the mayor of london. >> this year we almost one the debatable plea. in the metropolitan police are receiving 2.7 billion pounds for funding. it was an increase on master. a we will always ensure that the police have power that they need. it's important that people recognize the responsibility and they are the decisions they take and in london that's the mayor of london. >> mrs. figure is a good be wise of me to it mention any hotels. my constituents with a still pool which is second to none. as it continues to decommission it is vital that we redeploy the maximum benefit of the uk. the government will work very closely with the local trade units and the decommissioning authorities to make sure that the skills actually happen to the benefit of the uk. >> i have to say i recognize this must be a time of concern. it is important that we recognize the skills that are being there and make sure we are taking every o

young friendly stories see. little or no stories about people who were robbed at or be beat whatever might be that good bit of how they got a gun is going to be able to words and that's where his daughter is going to go to buy a loop. to make sure you set up it's carry a pro-gun message. to go scribes articles for them. will pinch guest columns in the local papers a lot of times we'll write down for like a local sheriff in wisconsin or whatever and we'll draft and or she will help us draft it we'll do a lot of the late work because these people are busy and this is our job so we'll help them and then they'll submit it with their name on it so that it looks organic you know that it's coming from that community that we will have a role behind the scene. yet again it will be fine it's been validated to me in this is for many years is the arms innocence stories these are are our members might already have sent us a new slate from their local t.v. station where students and uses a firearm protect themselves or something else. please are crediting a vigilant gun owner with saving the life of an upper darby cop and if i

do they know turning point usa hosts the nation's largest young latino leadership summit for hispanic -- freedom loving hispanics? do they know robrector is candace owens who had a great day yesterday standing up to this hatred and demagoguery. here's the bottom line. the left hates the idea there's other ideas. it's too bad. our chapter leader at texas texas state is a young hispanic woman who believes so confidently in her conservative views that she go through this hatred, this hostility and it's too bad that we as a country have not moved from a place where you are allowed to hear another idea without wanting to shut it up or sign tent. it's bad that the student government put forward this resolution but good on the administration for overwriting it and vetoing it. >> shannon: the students said we need to have an environment free of discrimination, intimidation and censorship. one of the student senators argued if you favored free speech you will favor this measure kicking you off campus. that was part of the discussion. as you said, the dean of students said "student government does not have the authority to independently ba