slough, after she had sna ked through the theresa may in slough, after she had snaked through the country, and finally this rally in slough. lots of familiar themes, wanting to bring this campaign message back to its core essential elements. firstly, of course, brexit is going to happen, and she was as importers or they would trust to deliver it. secondly, this is now acutely political in light of the terror attack at the weekend, the issue of security. she has faced a lot of criticism from labour and other opposition parties over the last few days pointing to a record as home secretary when police numbers were cut by 20,000 and there was strong criticism today from the london mayor, siddique khan, but she wa nted london mayor, siddique khan, but she wanted to impress on the party faithful here, and of course voters, that she does have a plan for tackling extremism, and she was more explicit i thought that she had been until now about the sort of things she had in mind. she said she would if re—elected increase prison sentences for terror suspects, she would if there was justification per

slough has a labour majority. not a seat you would expect theresa may to be targeting? true.tly very confident. there has been a closing in the polls in the last couple of weeks, it feels and probably is a tighter race than it was six weeks ago when theresa may surprised the uk and called the snap general election. but i feel within the tory camp they're sure this is going to be all right for them and they're going to be returned with a bigger majority. how big is the question. but last night i was up in a city called bradford, a constituency bradford south, that the conservative party last won in 1918. but a century later, theresa may thinks she could take it and a big reason is that even though there is a labour majority of 6,500 there was a labour majority of 6,500 there was a very large vote for brexit, for leaving the eu. and a partly called ukip leaving the eu. and a partly called uupdm leaving the eu. and a partly called ukip did well in 2015 and the conservative are confident in other seats they can scoop up a lot of the ukip votes, because brexit is going to happen.

the victim, in his 40s, was declared dead at the scene near the colnbrook bypass in slough, just beforeisolated incident. it's likely to be reminiscent of a scene from star wars — the uk's first ever professional drone race will be held tonight at alexandra palace. the high tech, high speed aerial race is being staged as part of london technology week and will see drones raced around the historic entertainment venue at speeds of up to eighty miles per hour. coming here to alexandra palace is important to us. it's an iconic venue in london, it has a lot of history and it means a lot to londoners. but i think it is just the beginning and there are so many places we would like to race drones in the city of london. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning in central london, euston road is closed at eversholt street due due police incident. — eastbound tailbacks through the euston underpass. the a2 is building westbound from eltham towards kidbrooke. northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southern approach building from blackwall lan

in three mile slough when their kayak overturned on sunday. neither of them had on a life jacket, according to the sacramento county sheriff's office. avila and his daugther both went under initially, but he surfaced with her and held her above the water. until a jet skiier went by and took her to safety. the family has set up a go fund me account to raise money for a funeral. justine waldman kron 4 news. here in san jose the effort to recall superior court judge aaron perskyhas taken a first step. persky is the judge who sparked widespread criticism for handing down what many say is a far too lenient sentence to former stanford swimmer brock turner for the sexual assault of a woman who was unconscious and intoxicated. members of the committee to recall judge persky notified the county registrar of voters that will begin gathering signatures later this summer. they hope to bring the recall to voters on the june 2018 ballot. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in san francisco's financial district monday afternoon lyft users had mixed feelings

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they are said to have lived in a caravan in woodland near slough for more than 50 years.ay will mark a year since the labour mp was killed outside her constituency surgery in west yorkshire. this weekend, her family is encouraging people to join with friends and neighbours for the great get together, a series of community events being held injo's memory. and we'll be talking tojo's husband brendan and sister kim ataround 10:30. this tweet from catherine, incredibly moving film with the family ofjo cox. chuck tweets you can see where jo family ofjo cox. chuck tweets you can see wherejo cox got her decency, humanity and integrity from, what an amazing family. this e—mailfrom bill, from, what an amazing family. this e—mail from bill, how from, what an amazing family. this e—mailfrom bill, how brave of from, what an amazing family. this e—mail from bill, how brave of the family to speak, it has brought me to tears, and my beloved wife passed away 16 years ago, you never forget. and this tweet from toby, a truly moving feature onjo cox, i think it should permanently be posted

. >> >> reporter: both suspects facing a slough of charges both with long criminal records. but what about the people out in that neighborhood? one of them told me tonight that even a raccoon walking on the roof brings back memories of terrible night. live in fremont terry mcsweeney nbc bay area. >> the family of a missing san francisco man piseth chhay says they raise questions to a family friend be responsible for his murder? police believe that a severed body found in a hayward warehouse over the weekend is chhay. they're waiting on dna to dmirm the suspicion. the main suspect is bob tang. authorities believe he fled the country to cambodia. they're still grappling with the possibility that he could be involved. >> not only is it a friend but a close family friend might have been capable of doing and harming my cousin. >> chhay has been missing since may 14th. he vanished after telling his wife he was going to say tang. >> we told but the south bay swim coach accused of expliciting explicit text messages to team members. parents say the leaders of the swim team knew what

south of rio vista. 40-year-old roni alvarado was kayaking with his 5-year-old daughter in three mile slough when their kayak overturned. alvarado and the girl went under initially, but he surfaced with her and held her above the water. she was picked up by a good samaritan on a jet ski in the area. alvarado then went under again and did not resurface. "the guy as helping the little girl try to stay afloat. and a jet ski goes by and grabs the little girl.""and then the guy goes down. and they never saw him after that."(vicki) neither the father or the daughter were wearing a life jacket. it took nearly 10 hours for crews to recover the body. (steve) the teen girl who fell to her death from a cliff in san franciscowas walking in an area that is closed off to the public. park police officials say 17- year-old victoria la rocca and two other teens disregarded signs warning of danger when they walked to the painted rock cliff's edge...located at land's end. there la rocca fell nearly 200 feet and landed on a large rock. after finding her motionless and unresponsive ... rescuers transported her t

charles: say slough of terror attacks and overwhelming immigration crisis putting europe on life supportthe continent. i will let expert decide, i will bring them in douglas, you have written an impressive book. i was struck by the sense that maybe it's i am sorry. >> how do you stop that? >> douglas? >> yes. well, not easy, a whole set of things, you just to so slow the flow down, the number of people coming in work on people who are already there. and thirdly, you know you can't -- we talk. about what you don't want, you know manchester bomber the other week. with 22 years old, born in britain, parents, to your point, have been given asylum from libya. but he ended up blowing up 22 people, one for every year of life that britain has given him. people her who think that problems are borders have to be kidding. charles: thank you very much. home thank you for watching. can't see the show, dvr it. he is next.. >> senate republican leadership today finally unveiling their healthcare legislation. after weeks of negotiations, negotiations behind closed-door closed-doors. 142 page bill repeal

in three- mile slough... when their kayak overturned on sunday. neither of them had on a life jacket, according to the sacramento county sheriff's office. initially, avila and his daugther both went under, but he surfaced he had his daughter and held her above the water. witness say, she was picked up by a good samaritan. <"the guy was helping the little girl try to stay afloat. and a jet ski goes by and grabs the little girl."> (pam) avila then went under again ... and he did not come back up. the family has set-up a 'go fund me' account to help raise money to bury him in san francisco. you can find a link on our website kron- 4 dot- com. (steve) in san jose -- the effort to recall superior court judge aaron persky has taken a first step. persky unleashed a firestorm of criticism .... for handing down what many say, is a far too lenient sentence.... to a former stanford athlete brock turner for the sexual assault of a woman who was unconscious and intoxicated. backers of the recall say that in august they will begin collecting the 58,000 signatur

in three mile slough when their kayak overturned on sunday. neither of them had on a life jacket, according to the sacramento county sheriff's office. avila and his daugther both went under initially, but he surfaced with her and held her above the water. witness say she was picked up by a good samaritan. . "the guy was helping the little girl try to stay afloat. and a jet ski goes by and grabs the little girl." (justine) avila then went under again and did not come back up. the family has set-up a go fund me account to help raise money to bury roni in san francisco. you can find a link on our website kron 4 dot com. steve back to you. authorites say a woman on a southwest airlines flight tried to open a cabin door mid- flight. several passengers.. including an off-duty police officer, subdued the woman. the flight was headed from los angeles to houston yesterday... but had to be diverted to texas. according to chief of public safety for corpus christi international airport -- the woman was pacing back and forth along the aisle and not followi

the pair are said to have lived in a caravan in woodland near slough for more than 50 years.to get more details on the very latest between the talks between the dup and then propping up the conservative government. the russian opposition politician alexei navalny has just spent his first night in jail following a series of anti—corruption demonstrations. he was one of the main organisers but police detained him as he was preparing to leave home. later, he was handed a 30 days prison sentence. our correspondent sarah rainsford is in moscow. what reaction? a tough sentence. after the last protest,... now, he got 30 days. he did not make to the protest. thousands of people dead. the official figure is 5000. organisers believe it was more than that. certainly, a huge number of people detained. the unofficial but reliable figure is more 800 detentions. most of them were not held overnight. harsh tactics by the police, dragging people randomly into police vehicles. people here at angry and an angry response to those newspapers who think that the people who organised the protests we

thought would go back to the conservatives, i did not detect anything on the ground, i campaigned in slough labour majority, but labour got back in with 16,000. we we re labour got back in with 16,000. we were not expecting this. to echo a slightly frivolous story which my wife told me that a friend of hers had gone to the polling station and seen so had gone to the polling station and seen so many young had gone to the polling station and seen so many young people queueing up seen so many young people queueing up and then gone back and put a bet ona hung up and then gone back and put a bet on a hung parliament! i do think young people voting has made a significant difference. so what we need to know is, what changes? we have seen theresa may coming out and saying, there will be a conservative government for the next five years. should she be leading the party, what needs to happen? we are looking at this through the prism of people having expected his campaign to return a conservative government with a very big pejorative. if we look at the cameron campaign in 2015, when people were expect

a lot of people are sloughing this off saying that's just what actors do. this environment and everything that's been happening? gayle, what'd you think of this? >> entertainers have a disturbing fixation with assassination fantasies each time a republican is president. you mentioned the history, neil, but i'm not sure that johnny depp knows enough u.s. history to realize that this actually happened in 1865, because if he did realize that, he might have thought twice because his unintended example, abraham lincoln, was one of our nation's greatest presidents, and things didn't end well for john wilkes booth, as you know, neil. neil: still, given all of his troubles and everything that's going on, i know he's had financial problems and other stuff, but what keeps happening is their devotees, people who love these actors whether it's kathy griffin and some of these others, they laugh, they enjoy it, they get a kick out of it. so it's almost the reaction that kind of scares me as much as what they're saying. what do you think? >> he's cowardly. so when you thi

and sikhs further afield would have their own high expectations, i am aware that i am the mp for sloughhope to bring to the commons as a result of that briefly? well, one thing is, i think the brightly coloured turbans one thing is, i think the brightly coloured turba ns and one thing is, i think the brightly coloured turbans and there should be a splash of colour in there, but working in the true sikh ethos which is working for the betterment of all. that‘s how i will seek to serve. i think we are in amazing times in politics and to have different prospectives adding to that debate, i think, can only be a good thing. ok. thank you very much, both of you and congratulations. thank you very much to our audience. you have been marvellous. thank you for giving you have been marvellous. thank you forgiving up your you have been marvellous. thank you for giving up your monday morning. give yourselves a round of applause thank you. we‘re back tomorrow at 9am. have a good day. this is bbc news. i‘m simon mccoy, live from westminster. these are the top stories at 11am: with around a week until

this is ruby, and melody slough. she is very excited. —— sow.ned with brexit, whatever sector you are in, livestock or indeed growing fruit and vegetables, we need to know what the future holds. brexit will affect our sector more than anything so we wanted to talk to prospective candidates here at the show. we have been as well as members about what the future holds and ensuring our candidates understand how important our industry is. it provides the raw material for 108 industry is. it provides the raw materialfor108 billion industry is. it provides the raw material for 108 billion of the food sector in this country. it is very important, but what is the key thing you want from these candidates, what do you want them to be saying? we wa nt do you want them to be saying? we want assurances they will fight our corner on trade and access to labour. fighting is all well and good, but what is the thing you want specifically, access to the european union? yes, good trade negotiations that put food and farming at the heart of the future to ensure futu

slough is going quite quickly, i don't know.nerable, justine greening, the education secretary in putney. tooting, a labour seat, these are the kind of seats but a lot of these will wait until 1am ought to william, these early declarations were their rush to get the counts done with them and are but that is the exception, everywhere else will take longer. wordsjoined by a everywhere else will take longer. words joined by a familiar figure from politics, neil hamilton who is now the welsh leader of ukip. it looks like wipe—out for ukip. you've done yourjob and got your brexit and that's it. we have been squeezed. theresa may intended this to bea squeezed. theresa may intended this to be a binary competition between labour and tories although it has not worked out that way her disastrous campaign that ukip has an enduring place in welsh politics. we have members in the welsh assembly for the next four years and i believe after the selection we will believe after the selection we will be able to carve out a permanent niche for ours