roz? >> rep indeed. we are talking technology they two small fires in the highland it is one of the areas destroyed in the devastating oakland hil >> tho of us who live here are worrie we are overdue for a fire. we have a history of major fires every years and this is 27. >> she survived that deadly oaklan hills fire. that's why she and her neighbors are watching the wildfire are defensible spaces and >> just last week there were they haven't had goat there is >> beyond the ridge are hundreds of trees. >> the eucalyptus are french and that needs to be addressed. >> residents have to do their part. neighb teens have been grass. >> we live in harm's way. it isn't just the fire depart respon our proper like i said, the flame don't >> thanks, roz. the san francisco sheriffs fro it happened thursday in front d requir a hand gun has not been recove they had extensive reporting enforc nbcbay and click on the >> a homicide at t bay fair he turned himself in this aftern he died later at the hospital. that w one o

live in mountain view i am roz playeder nbc bay area news. >>> if you missed it today there is always tomorrow. the 40th annual garlic festival is drawing big crowds in gilroy this weekend. more than 100,000 visitors are expected to stop by and eat something with garlic in it. as you can imagine there is plenty to eat, especially garlic ice cream you were saying is that a thing? >> it is a thing. >> festival-goers we talked to today say they are impressed. >> i'm eating garlic fries, and garlic shrimp. it is good. very good. >> celebrity chefs are also on hand to show you all the ways to cook up garlic and create those beautiful dishes. gates reopen at 10:00 tomorrow morning. hopefully the weather will t pie troe chefs. gilroy is seeing temperatures in the 90s. one of the hotter spots around the bay area. h air-conditioning keeps places like san francisco for instance comfortably cool. the fog has taken over the upper half of downtown right now. misty skies, currently in the mid 50s. high today of only 65. the summer micro climates in effect. 50s and 60s along the coast at san francis

gavin, you have been the liaison officer for katie and roz and your role is to keep them informed and understand what is going on. at what point did you know that he wasn't going to turn up? we knew on the friday before trial. we were going to trial on the monday morning and chris and i went to the old bailey, to an admin hearing, we had an inclination something was going on. in that hearing, we head for the first time that jack shepherd is most unlikely to attend his trial. christopher davis, detective sergeant, who has been working on this trial. exactly. you had that information at that point and it is yourjob to it —— to determine whether that is passed on to the family. i have a big decision to make at that point, it is a friday and the family have geared up three years to get this monday of trial, doi years to get this monday of trial, do i tell the family on that friday by phone call because they are out of london and risk losing their weekends or worrying over the weekend, or do we tell them face—to—face? i made the decision to talk to the mum roz and graham the dad face—to—fa

i made the decision to talk to roz mum and graham dad face—to—face on the monday morning because thenhave a legal argument on the monday morning, it's a manslaughter case at the old bailey, do we have this trial in his absence, or are we instructed by the judge to go find him and then we'll have the trial when we find him? he has brought devastation to our family, it is an understatement. we mustn't lose sight of the fact that charlotte has lost her life and it was a totally unnecessary loss lost her life and it was a totally unnecessary loss of life. she had everything to live for, she was young, she'd been to university, she had gained a very good job, she literally had everything to live for and he didn't get that one second consequence in his mind that night that his actions would take her life. a 24—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and sexual activity with a child, following the death of a 13—year—old girl. lucy mchugh‘s body was found in woodland in southampton on thursday, after she was reported missing. the man remains in custody. the charities commission

roz play thor, nbc bay area news. >>> the fbi taking over the search for a missing college student. 20-year-old molly tibbetts goes to the university of iowa. she hasn't t hasn't been seen since last wednesday night. she lives in brooklyn, iowa between des moines and cedar rapids. her father works in san francisco currently. >>> of white house politics. two of president trump's most critical advisers wrapping up their visit to stanford today meeting with australian leaders. most of the questions were about russia. today's meeting was supposed to address common issues with australia including security and trade. when mike pompeo addressed reporters, the hot topic was trump's meeting with putin. >> there were many things that came from an important meeting between trump and putin, one i think the world will have benefitted from when history is written. >> outside of there, the small group of protesters gathered at the hoover institute outside bringing that inflatable chicken meant to resemble president trump. >> still ahead, he has a troubled past. what we've learned tonight about this m

charlotte's mum roz, and her sister katie, were at the old bailey for the duration of the trial, andakfast along with with met police family liaison officer gavin seeley. katie explained how events at the court unfolded. we didn't have any indication of why, really. 0ur opinion of him is that he is a coward, confirmed by a statement he had written earlier this week. thejudge read it out yesterday, and he said the reason was he didn't want to face us, and that he was a coward. we knew on the friday before trial, so we were going to trial on the monday morning, and both chris and i went to the old bailey and we had an inclination that something was going on. then we heard for the first time that jack shepherd is most unlikely to attend his trial. a big decision to make at that point. it is a friday, the family have geared up for three years to get to this day, this monday of trial. do i tell the family on that friday by phone call, because they are out of london, risk losing their weekend or worrying over the weekend, or do i tell them face to face? i made the decision to talk to charl

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roz plater is at the scene, an extremely dangerous situation out there for drivers tonight. >> reporter: it is indeed, and it's still kind of a nightmare out here. over here where you see cars moving, that is westbound 580. that just reopened about the past hour or so. this behind me is the roadblock for eastbound 580. cars being diverted off here at the northland road exit, back up and over the overpass, and back down onto 580 westbound. and we have no idea yet when 580 eastbound might reopen. these are the terrifying images that greeted drivers along interstate 580 just after 5:00 p.m. a wall of bright red flames, thick black smoke, and it was on the move across both east and westbound lanes. and nobody knew what to do. these individuals were stuck in it. >> the smoke was so bad. everyone stopped, started getting out on the freeway with their families. >> reporter: other drivers turned around and tried to escape on their own. did you see cars turning, coming towards you? >> i did. i was like, um, are we supposed to do that? especially because the fire trucks were headed straight towar

the polling on roz allel over the place. polling on abortion they like roe, but they like restrictions that roe does not permit. so the polling is all over the place, but there is a poll that really matters and the poll that really matters is the election results in the 2016 presidential race, and the election results of the senate races that have been in 2014 that gave the republican republicans the majority, and you are talking about again and again and again to base the republican voters, and the evangelicals who put donald trump over the top, and what they want is an originalist supreme court justice who is not remotely afraid to overturn roe and we can look at the polling numbers all we want, but the important ones are the election results. >> and the election results that the frankly your guy did not get a plurality of the support on. but the polling number does matter, and you can play fast and cute with the numbers, and look, there are, and when you are asking if they are approaching pro abortion, nobody is pro abort

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massive initiative called -- the whole ecosystem for this and it's going well but to tie into john roze talked about safety, opportunity, infrastructure, efficiency, all the key issues, the benefits we can see. so, one thing we launched and hoping to he get waymo active in this, this fall we're kick off the opportunity challenge and put $8 million in our budget for a competitive grant program for all kinds of pilots. not to be massive multiyear thing but to show how we can help people. so it's geared to say, it's got be about veterans, seniors, people in need and how does its tie public transportation. so it's that interface that is going to be interesting that we need much more thought leadership in terms of people that can leverage the tools that go beyond the safety issue, which is critically important, but to understand, transformation of people's lives so we appreciate what you're doing. >> governor, these are great programs, the sorts of things you mentioned. there are a lot of underserved communities everywhere, and being able to reach veterans, disabled veterans, older folks wh

thank you roz with the latest on donald trump's stay in scotland.constant updates from scotland andi with constant updates from scotland and i can tell you the baby balloon has now started to leave the protest their in edinburgh. the former sinn fein president, gerry adams, has appealed for people who carried out an attack on his home in west belfast last night to meet him. an explosive device was thrown at the house. it follows several nights of rioting in londonderry, which police have blamed on dissident republicans. our ireland correspondent john campbell reports. for six nights this week young people from a republican the area of derry have attacked the police. the chief constable said they were being directed by a group of violent dissident republicans who opposed sinn fein and the police process. yesterday a rally was held in the city where is sinn fein condemned the dissidents saying they were using young people as cannon fodder, and this may have been the dissidents response will stop a crude explosive device thrown at the west belfast home