>> in south end , mike from last >> in south end, mike from last night look as a hot day.nning riot on the streets, these absolute thugs just attacking each other with with machetes. and what would be the chances of a police officer getting involved in a situation like that? there are some people in tabards that i thought at first might have been the police that were just stepping back and letting them get on with it. there's now a suggestion that maybe they aren't police officers, but they're security. you can see them in the bottom of the footage there that these guys may be a security officers from the fairground, but there's nothing they can do in that situation. mike, is there . situation. mike, is there. >> he's got these security officers are told, you know, if you tackle people and get injured, you're not insured. you know, it's that it's that bad. that's why we see people just brazenly shoplifting and walking by the security guards, because the security staff are told, you know , don't intervene. but know, don't intervene. but those, again, those those pictures th

the situation in south end is china. see, the companies are very awarded about a set of policy is military policies of china and this presence, and this was the confrontations that happens between china. china is the cost cause and should have been on vit non postcards during the last few months. also a very uh, huge concern for these companies. this is why they're going to announce the financial aid to many companies in this area to build that abilities that a military uh, was innovation kind of come up and it isn't this walters and also their law enforcement capabilities such as giving them money to buy a new, a new speed, click on the boards. and also another concern is the north korea's ms side on nuclear and development, doing good the last few months. also, north korea has gained the new capabilities and the ministers. uh how, because nice that to, to that you, we could hear also and you condemnation to such a programs. the company is also going to announce a new, a financial aid to find out. so and clements and ne

and south end. let's finish off with a couple of your comments before the end of the show.owed on the street with a baton and spray, but a taser . street with a baton and spray, but a taser. is this optional equipment? it should now be compulsory, as a retired robert aziz, as a retired senior officer, old school peter bleksley was absolutely correct on gb news this morning. the senior officers of today have no idea how to police the streets and how to deal with violence against their front line officers over the last number of weeks, the violence against emergency workers is absolutely outrageous. i've got a simple answer . it's outrageous. i've got a simple answer. it's time to deploy the water cannons. thank you very much for all that. well, that's it from me today. i'll be back tomorrow three till six. and up next is dewbs& co. bring you all of the latest. she's got a broken britain special. today on our show, we declared it's time for a national knife crime emergency . norman brennan of the emergency. norman brennan of the law and order foundation thinks it's law and or

no one knew that they had moved to the south end like that.do the only thing they can do in that instance, to deploy their fire shelters. fire shelters are just these small, thin blankets that reflect heat. that's all they are. they are tents that you pitch up and you climb into. if you're deploying your fire shelter, it's a last-case scenario. that fire crew's in trouble. they're in trouble. a lot of things going through my brain at the same time of my heart being in my stomach. brendan mcdonough: the helicopter's trying to find them. and it's-- the smoke is just so thick. bravo 33: operations bravo 33. [music playing] want to save on some of the biggest names in streaming on the network made for streaming? x marks the spot. now you can add the new xfinity streamsaver™ that includes netflix, peacock, and apple tv+. that's xfinity streamsaver™ for just $15 a month. all your favorites. all in one place. only from xfinity. for more watching and less spending... x marks the spot. do it all on the network made for streaming, and bring on the good

lloyd you know, southport south end. and as philip said, you know, thank god nobody got killed.t pretty horrific pictures. are we living in societal decline? >> i think that probably is a bit hyperbolic, to say that we're in societal decline and i'm not sure these two things link very well. i think there are other things that are more interestingly linked. i think the riots that we've had in the last two weeks already, kind of in new labour government, we've already are seeing in leeds and here and also some of how people have reacted because social media has inflamed things , as media has inflamed things, as you saw with the manchester, police man, when he kicked that person down. now he was wrong in doing so totally wrong. but once later on, the real evidence came out, put it in context. i think what is a sign is that we are in a time where, you know the old adage, the lie travels around the world before the truth got its boots on. i think it's even more so now. and that creates a social media. yes, because of social media. yes, because of social media. yes, because of social

we bring back this tension to the daily routine of take a for talk on the, on the borders in the south end of the northern is where or when this lead and a needs a on and all up for and the region are barrow, 0 chaise mohammed trained to empty w correspond antonio kramer in jerusalem. thank you both so much for the latest. protesters have filled the streets across venezuela again to oppose election results showing victory for president nicholas montero. and comes a day after at least 6 people were killed in demonstrations and 700 were arrested. the protesters are joining a number of western nations that are questioning the results of the votes and are demanding a detailed breakdown. the vin, as well as election results, acknowledged in fury on the streets of kinda thousands of protesters defended on the capital to denounce president nicholas my due to his victory and what not. i thought i came to the street because we want freedom, so we got tired of this government. we want to change. we want to be free in venezuela. we want our families to return here. we don't want them to leave anymore

they refer to the situation in south end is china. see the companies are very worried about the sorts of policies, military policies of china and this presence. and this was the confrontations that happened between china. the china is the coast guards and should have been bitten on postcards during the last few months. also a very uh, huge concern for these companies. this is why they're going to announce the way down to a breaks into that now with cost savings with preston nicholas latiere of of hundreds, right? it was speaking right now, following the election them and actually solves within to this one. does even one audit of its electra system. i don't want of name many countries today. i just rhetorically bringing it up. is it for you to think of that? but what country has such a at an electoral system to ensure accuracy in the bi live barian republic of venezuela? there is one and know that's why we know and metals and the internal affairs of our country who organizes our elections, the local governments, the national electoral

also other powers which would lead maybe to a major confrontation between the west and the end of south ends. latavia. one way of doing something on is there a form, a palestinian territories, diplomatic representative to the united kingdom? joining us at live on ology, international. some very intriguing comment for you, very grateful for your time. thank you for joining us. thank you, sir. molly and the forces have conducted what they quoting a boss operation in the northern part of the country near the algeria and bought a car. i got a series of ass drives and revel controlled areas. according to local media, dozens of rebels and local allocate a terrorist have been killed. it comes off to about a 1000 antique governments, separatist. i'm bushed, molly and service went on wagner forces in the area using heavy weapons. the aussies, steve sweeney, he walk us through the development and now the use of retaliation free strikes of the a convoy was set upon by the at set participating the rebels in a multi kidding, quite a large number. we don't know the exact figure, but multi in a soldiers an

south koreans have rallied near the border with north korea to call for an end to hostilities between saul and pyongyang. civil society groups and their supporters want the south korean. to end his hard line approach toward north korea and to bring a halt to joint south korea us military drills near the border. precisive correspond of frank smith has more from im jingach. south koreans on saturday gathered near the demilitarized zone, the heavily fortified border with north korea to mark the 71st anniversary of the end of the 1950 to 53 korean war. civic leaders argue that the decades of tension on the korean peninsula demonstrate the need for a more stable agreement. an unstable armistice with us constantly competing with each other to hide our anxiety is a war of attrition that leaves us with nothing to gain. "we must come together to end the armistics and move toward a permanent peace treaty. recent weeks have seen rising tensions, including defector groups in the south launching anti-pongyang propaganda by sending balloons nortward, and north korea responding with its own balloons

in subjects like english and poetry, and her experiences as a public teacher, playwright on the south end and playwright on the south side of chicago, mamie till-mobley believe that knowledge creation is a transformative because. she did not confine herself to the classroom. till mobley was also political lobbyists. she was a fighter for racial and was committed to holding state powers accountable for the roles that played in the death of her son. this image here shows mamie till-mobley canvasing on the us capitol a or so after emmett till is killed. and next we must see mamie till-mobley as a four mother. a few years prior to her death, till mobley was asked about her legacy and the role that she played in making the world. a better place. some things are better till mobley remarked. but what happened to my boy? still happens, honey. don't forget that. she told the interviewer. over the last decade or so. the black lives matter movement has centered the deaths of black youth and adults from martin and michael brown to tyree nichols and breonna taylor. to tell as many of the dominant narr

humid towards the south end as we head through the afternoon, you can see the showers and thunderstorms28-29 localised flooding. top temperatures 28—29 cemex excesses for central and southern areas. low 20s or high teens further north. heading on into wednesday evening and overnight into thursday, those heavy showers and thunderstorms may become a bit more extensive, especially across parts of england and wales, bit of rain across western scotland heading on into thursday as well. another really muggy, sticky night in the south, mid to high teens here. a little bit warmer further north than it has been overnight. through thursday, this massive heavy showers and thunderstorms. it clears away. through the day, caught him showers bubble up so again some thunderstorms potentially breaking outcome especially for england and wales during the afternoon. driver scotland and northern ireland. temperatures 22—28 some exiles he has come above average for most of us, that warm air with us as we had the ready. later friday into saturday a frontal system pushes its way east end allows fresher air to

they also demanded south korea end his cooperation with israel condemning the government for hosting july 16th korea israel innovation day. our sol correspondent frank smith has more. south koreans together with palestinian quarters from around the world. rallied to condemn israel's july 13th massacre of palestinian civilians a so-called safe zone in the southern gaza city of kanunis. activists also decried the south korean government's continued cooperation with israel. we can't contain or anger against the unial government which joins hands with israel smeared with the blood of palestinians. south korea has tried to avoid taking sides. at the united nations security council in april south korea voted. for full un membership for palestine. at the same time, the government here seeks to enhance cooperation with israel, hosting korea, israel innovation day, just days after the latest israeli massacre of palestinians. hyundai, samsung and other south korean companies still seek to deepen their trade with israel, despite the negative pr that may involve. shame on those who have abandoned

today could very well see another neighborhood hitting 90 degrees today like we did yesterday on the south end of the mission district on terror. you are our cool spot. probably going to be a lot of people flooding out that direction trying to escape the rest of ours. temperatures, redwood city at 100 today while looking at santa clara 97, campbell cupertino at 101, nearing one, 10 pleasanton and livermore and actually getting there for danville and conquered. oakland's 91 degrees for your high antioch in vacaville each at one 10 for your highs today. let's look ahead. temperatures for the 4th of july tomorrow are going to be in the 60's to 80's in the city. the bit of good news about not having the fog as you'll see the fireworks. so leave the fireworks up to the experts. if you're getting out to the embarcadero, you're going to have an awesome view of the display tomorrow night. as for temperatures after that, it's just holding on to the triple digits through the weekend and likely into early next week for inland spots. and 90's, right alongside the sure the bay rain john is a hot one there.

south. by the end of the afternoon the cloud will be building across northern ireland and south—west englandich will cross parts of england and wales through the course of the night. a lot of the showers further north easing and under clear skies in rural areas temperatures could slide away to about 5 degrees. but in towns and cities, 9—16 will be more like it. tuesday night into wednesday we've got this ridge of high pressure across us. you can see weather fronts waiting in the wings so we say goodbye to the dregs of the weather front in the south—east and then a lot of dry weather. yes, there will be the odd isolated shower and breezy down this north sea coastline which will take the edge off the temperatures here. but top temperatures, 15 to about 2k degrees. tuesday into wednesday, this high pressure squeezed further east and then these weather fronts do come in from the west. so on wednesday itself there will be a lot of dry weather, variable amounts of cloud here and there, thick enough for the odd spot of light rain. but its later in the day we have the thicker cloud, murky conditions

so in the park fire, we've got the south end of the fire is not burning as much as all the hot spots are on the north end of the fire and the temperatures right now, 84 degrees, that's warm, but 30% humidity is money, so they're getting a good opportunity to draw fire lines on here. this area is interesting because it is north of paradise. i kind of grew up in this area. park fire is huge, right? it's huge. it's because first of all, there's the train's super hard to get out, but it hasn't burned in that area in a long in decades and longer than decades. in some cases, 50, 60, 70 years. and so this thing is ready to go. and that's why we're seeing these, these huge growths. anyway. looks like they're getting a bit of more of a handle on it today. they're going to get more of a handle on it tomorrow. then things turn around. and that is our weather forecast. that temperatures are going to increase. humidities are going to drop as we go into thursday especially and into friday and into next weekend. so of course that makes things more difficult. but the men and women at cal fire are do

there's also a crestview mobile village, which is jus sort of at the south end of this area that is beingevacuated. but this gives you an idea about therea that is being asked residents inhis arebein asked, actually told to get out of the way as crews go after this fire and try to get it under control. >> all right. we'll keep foowin that brush fire here and m nosure. are we going to check in with roberta for a check on the weather? doesn't sound like it. okay, we're going to move along here, and we're going to let you know about a major bust here. one of mexico's top drug lords, believed to be responsible for trafficking fentanyl into the united states, has been arrested. us authorities say they captured the leader of the sinaloa cartel as one of the sons, as well as one of the sons of the drug lord, el chapo. >> both were. both of them were arrested in el paso, texas, yesterday. and that's where we find fox's boeing kujovic bone. what do we know about the arrest of these two? >> alex. heather. good evening, ismael zambada garcia, also known as el mayo, made his first appearance in feder

so another mild afternoon for your tuesday with highs in the mid 80s and concord upper 70s south endthe bay, san jose as well as napa 73, in san mateo. really a nice afternoon. we'll get through the morning. low clouds and fog and then sunshine on the way, but still on the cooler side for july and then a warmer day on wednesday uh- august begins on thursday. we're warmer. in fact, those 90s feeling like summer inland and temperatures will kind of peak in the upper 90s on saturday inland though. >> okay, august here already? yes. thanks, lisa. >> okay, san francisco bay oakland international airport is about to make travel a little bit cheaper. here's a live look at the airport, which is offering new parking discounts. you see a little southwest flight there that includes $4 off all reservations in the daily parking lot. and $2 off in the economy lot. this applies only on monday through thursday. reservations. no weekends. the discounts begin this thursday, august 1st. also on august 1st, parking restrictions will finally begin to take effect on a san francisco street filled with rv d

there has not been such a drought in the south for 15 years. when it ends, should we expect heavy rainfall this week? weather is on air, a joint project of the russia-24 tv channel and center fobas, i'm ksenia levitskaya, hello! the anticyclone will continue to ignite the south of the country in the coming days. the day before , the highway near simferopol airport was covered in thick smoke, and dry grass was burning in one of the gardening communities. over the past month, only 1/mm of rainfall has fallen in this area. as a result, the vegetation turned into ideal. fuel for the fire, also on monday, rescuers had to protect the karadak nature reserve in eastern crimea from fire. more than 100 people, 23 units, were involved in fighting the fire equipment and mi-8 helicopter. in both cases , the flames spread quickly due to the heat of the gusty winds. things are no better in the stavropol territory. these shots show the consequences of a landscape fire in huttor grushevo. how. it is reported that there was a threat of the fire spreading to the private secto

there has not been such a drought in the south for 15 years. when will it endainfall this week? weather is on air, a joint project of the russia-24 tv channel and the fobas center. i'm ksenia levitskaya. hello. the anticyclone will continue to ignite the south of the country in the coming days. on the eve of the route near the airport. simfepol it was covered in thick smoke and dry grass was burning in one of the gardening communities. the area has received just one-tenth of an inch of rainfall over the past month. as a result, the vegetation turned into ideal fuel for fire. also on monday, rescuers had to protect the karadak nature reserve in eastern crimea from fire. more than 100 people, 23 pieces of equipment and a mi-8 helicopter were involved in fighting the fire. in both cases , the flames spread quickly due to the heat. gusty wind. things are no better in the stavropol territory. in these frames consequences of a landscape fire in the grushevo farmstead. there was reportedly a threat of the fire spreading to the private sector. but employees of the mini

they refer to the situation in south end is china. see the countries are very, what about the sorts of policy is military policies of china and this presence in these waters. the confrontations that happens between china, the china is the coast guards on philippine and bidding on postcards during the last few months. also a very uh, here's concern for these companies. this is why they're going to announce the financial aid to many companies in this area to build their capabilities, the military of innovation kind of come up and it isn't this walters and also their law enforcement culpability is such as giving them money to buy new speed go scott, the votes. and also another concern is the north korea's misaligned on nuclear and development. so doing good the last few months also north korea has gained the new capabilities and the ministers. uh how, because nice that to today you, we could hear also and you can the mission to such a programs. the company is also going to announce a new, a financial aid to find out. so and comments and

sometimes it seems even daily events from harehills to southport, south end to manchester to kent.m not exaggerating when i say britain is aflame. crime of a particular evil is unravelling across the country . it's crime with no country. it's crime with no particular community, no cause, just a general sense of disorder and a loss of control, a loss of that polite understanding that we are the police and the police are us. and at times like this, one can only hope that the police are doing what they were set up to do to deter crime. but no, a new metropolitan police recruitment campaign seen on the tube shows a force that has lost its sense of purpose. the advert reads you've stopped someone carrying a large amount of drugs. he's just a teenager, he's exhausted and scared. he's broken the law. but maybe he really needs your help. so how do you get him talking? this is social worker style policing. it turns criminals into victims. it poses crime as a mental health problem caused by external factors . removing the factors. removing the consequence of free will from those who victimis

south. by the end of the night, i think just a few scattered showers, but it is relatively humid air, so thateratures aren't dropping particularly low overnight, say 1a degrees first thing in the morning. now here's wednesday — low pressure to the north. so that rain that i mentioned in the north and the east of scotland. the met office is pointing to 20—30mm of rain quite widely. in the extreme case it could be double even triple that. so really, really wet across this part of the world to the south, scattered showers, maybe some thunderstorms. but i think come the afternoon there will be some sunshine in the south of the uk. and that, of course, is good news for wimbledon because the weather has been dreadful. however, there is a rain symbol there for wednesday. that's to indicate the showers we should have in the morning, but come the afternoon it will be better. now, high pressure is close by, it'sjust in the wrong position. we're on the edge of the high, so that means that the winds are coming in from the north. so really cool air sliding across the uk with showers and again rather a lot

what was life like in the south end in the united states at that time? uest: she was born in 91 in 1891. the south had only been 20 or 30 years removed from the civil war over slavery and race. after the civil war, segregation began to dominate american society, not that it wasn't there before because it was, but it became chiseled in stone after the civil war so she comes in to the world and grows up in the early 20th century. she grows up in eatonville florida. she was born i believe in alabama and her father and his family to this new area. he founded a church and that is where she spent her childhood and for her a very wholesome community of all-black people, families, church, schools and so on. i think it was a different kind of story at the time it came out. her book would be in the time period of the native son that was looked at and had a character that had been severely damaged by the experience in the united states and it was set in the real world where it was different than many other novels coming out later in this country. >> host: does the j

the low to the north will merge with the low to the south. the endult is some welcome cooling on friday and on saturday. go ahead, take a look at your neighborhood anywhere from 61, in pacifica, moss beach and montara beach to how about 80 for tri valley, down from 97 degrees today, down from 98 to 85. in concord, 70 common around the peninsula, including redwood shores and 80 and sunnyvale, cupertino and campbell. below average temperatures on saturday, jumping up to mid 80s on sunday in our inland areas. seasonal by monday, first 90 degree of the week will be on tuesday, then pretty seasonal in the 80s for the rest of that period. so bring it on. >> i like the cooler temps. all right. me too. thank you for that. a little league snack shack in sonoma county set on fire and burglarized as ktvu is. >> amber lee shows us this is not the first time that this spot has been targeted. >> the fire originated in this back corner. >> david langdale, president of rohnert park, cal ripken, youth baseball league, shows us the damage left by a fire that burned in

hallyu or the korean wave is a phenomenon of the explosive popularity of popular culture in south korea since the endth century. the phenomenon itself arose in 1992 . then the popularity of south korean tv series, drama and music covered the prc, and then the whole world. today, the first lines of the global music charts are impossible to imagine without south korean groups, and the top 3 of all streaming movie services, without such films and tv series as parasites, a game of squid. the concept of the korean wave includes so-called k-pop music, but classical music performed by south korean musicians, films and tv series. with the global popularity of the english language, many authors and performers necessarily use english phrases in verses and choruses. south korean idols, as the performers are called, travel around the world, releasing songs in japanese, english, chinese, although in china... in 2017 , the spread of the korean wave began to be hampered due to the deterioration of political relations between beijing and siuwa. the world's most famous south korean idols korean groups are bts 17, bla

watch at home, police chase in south carolina ending with suspect's truck going airborne. chasing the man for fleeing a traffic stop. take a look again, truck flipping over before coming to a stop. suspect arrested for driving with a suspended license and he had meth and fentanyl. that's a big deal. he faces five charges, drug trafficking and possession with intent to distribute. on 16 suspected terrorists arrested in several states after being let into our country at the southern border. one terrorism expert calling this significant concern for law enforcement. i would say so. 400 migrants have been flagged for having ties to isis. >> carley: on the border issue, springfield, ohio facing significant housing crisis as thousands of haitian migrants have arrived because of federal government. haitian migrant population skyrocketed to estimated 20,000, that is one third of the city's population. senator j.d. vance brought this to light during a hearing with federal reserve chair jerome powell. >> what role do you see illegal immigration playing in driving up housing cost, mai

the anticyclone will continue to dominate in the south until the end of the week.e danger will remain extreme. let's say, in simfepol, until thursday afternoon the record is +36-38 and no rain. on friday. in crimea, possible thunderstorms and heat will weaken a little, but you should not count on normalization of the fire situation, because new fires may arise due to lightning discharges. it's abnormally hot in moscow will soon leave the metropolis on tuesday-wednesday with mostly no precipitation during the day +30-31, then under the influence of an atmospheric front the capital will be covered by masses of thunderclouds and the temperature will no longer rise above +26. that's all for me, goodbye. i’ll show you a couple of tricks: we collect all credit card debts in one go, conveniently pay off them within 24 months, and don’t forget about installment purchases. kholva - simple installment plans. fairytale chicken is needed for sweet dreams, rubber chicken for distracting maneuvers, the most tender chicken for burgers in delicious dot. new caribbean sauce. you ne

to the south by the end of the night, i think, just a few scattered showers, but it is relatively humidng. now, here's wednesday, low pressure to the north. so, that rain that i mentioned, in the north and the east of scotland, the met office is pointing to 20—30mm of rain quite widely. in the extreme case, it could be double, even triple that. so really, really wet across this part of the world. to the south, scattered showers, maybe some thunderstorms. but i think come the afternoon there will be some sunshine in the south of the uk. and that, of course, is good news for wimbledon because the weather has been dreadful. however, there is a rain symbol there for wednesday. that's to indicate the showers we should have in the morning, but come the afternoon, it will be better. now, high pressure is close by. it's just in the wrong position. we're on the edge of the high, so that means that the winds are coming in from the north. so really cool air sliding across the uk with showers and again rather a lot of cloud. look at the temperatures — 14 in aberdeen. we might squeeze 22 or 23 in th

organization predicted rain in the northern part of the country and continued monsoon rains in the south until the end of the week. meteorologist ms. ahmadi will inform you about more details. hello, ms. ahmadi, please i am also at your service, mr. tehrani and dear viewers . it can also be seen that the cloud cover is visible in the northern and even southern parts of our country , which grow especially in the afternoon and at night. we have a yellow warning level in the afternoon at night, according to this, in parts of the provinces located in the northwest of our country, west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, as well as ardabil and central alborz highlands, especially in the highlands. in mazandaran province, we have the possibility of rain in the form of torrential rain and strong wind, although it is not too far off to expect such conditions in the high altitude and mountainous areas of provinces such as alborz, even in tehran and the northwestern highlands and northern areas of semnan province. as mentioned, the southern parts of our country are fed by moisture and monsoon rains in the northern hig