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. >> i'm theresa stasi. i'm here in manor neighborhood of pacifica and pj was forced to shut down the power to this neighborhood because of the high winds. you can see that we're just kind of blown around out here. that is the problem right down here. the winds have been smacking the wires and because the wires continue to slap. >> back and forth added precaution, they decided to shut down the power. this all started around 10 o'clock on tuesday. i talked with a neighbor out here who says that this is just something that happens during storms because the wind just whips through the canyons off of the ocean and it just creates a situation. listen and i heard a explosion sound, but it's something that we for probably 3 times recently in the last few months. >> and i assumed it was the transformer just down the street. >> when you have power but i assume no one else below us because it's happened 3 or 4 times. >> and you can see the crews out there yet and our lights flashed a little, but we still have power ce

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theresa stasi owes in sonoma county where more than a dozen homes under evacuation warning. but first we go to our meteorologist kyla grogan who is tracking this system right now. yeah, that's right. such try to commute news coming out people that have been. >> you know, caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. and that's why you've got to be very careful. you can see right now as we start to look towards the north bay, there is actually a heavier cell that's moving across there right now. some big pickup of kind of activity that just happened here. so we lightened up a bit. and then as we zoom in here, i'm happy to say this was the other. it is the yellows and oranges right there. that's around. sandra fell and that means heavy showers are coming down. and the problem with that is it's going to be coupled with some wind right now. that's also starting to pick up. so this is the second wave of the storm. this is the cold front sector of the storm. that's going to get a little bit to stop notice. we do have just light showers right now along the peninsula and in the east

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i'm theresa stasi. i'm here in neighborhood of pacifica. >> and pj was forced to shut down the power to this neighborhood because of the high winds. you can see that we're just kind of blown around out that is the problem right down here. the winds have been smacking the wires and because the wires continue to slap. >> back and forth added precaution, they decided to shut down the power. this all started around 10 o'clock on tuesday. i talked with a neighbor out here who says that this is just something that happens during storms because the wind just whips through the canyons off of the ocean and it just creates a situation. listen and i heard a explosion sound, but it's something that we for probably 3 times recently in the last few months. >> and i assumed it was the transformer just down the street. >> when you have power but i assume no one else below us because it's happened 3 or 4 times. >> and you can see the crews out there yet and our lights flashed a little, but we still right now. i am feeli

. >> i'm theresa stasi on santa rosa. this is a very dynamic situation, especially because of this. the rain continues to fall and that can make the land on stable. here's what we know right now. take a look at this video. you can see for yourself. homes are over on deer trail court in santa rosa. initially 17 homes were tagged and put under this order from the county. 2 homes have now since been red tagged. they are unsafe for the residents. the dnitial big slide happened tuesday and it trapped 2 residents. those 2 were able to be safely rescued the land involving the slide is part of the fountain grove open space. here is the public information officer with the sonoma county sheriff's department. it's kind of tricky some of those residents. >> or in city limits of saint rose summer and unincorporated sonoma county. >> so we issued an evacuation warning to 12 houses in that area your road work court. so there are under an evacuation warning. and, you know, county officials monitoring the soils. and, you know, we're just we're hoping that nothing else happens and just stays as a war

that's our stasi era police visiting a woman for a post on facebook.nister looks at faster boost for defence. the observer has. prime minister lays down ukraine peace demand ahead of trump talks. the sunday times has insecure peace risks more war. the sunday express has australians won't ditch monarchy and the daily star on sunday has blokes. we're well and truly in the doghouse and that's it for tonight's show. thank you to my guests louis and nick. i'll be back tomorrow night at 11 pm. with simon evans and steve n allen. and if you're watching the five and repeat, then stay tuned for breakfast. see you tomorrow, i hope. >> there will be a light breeze in the morning leading to a warm front. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. it's going to turn much more unsettled through sunday. outbreaks of rain, strong winds as well could be some local disruption but it is staying on the mild side. a brief ridge of high pressure through saturday, but that's being repla

have that town hall meeting between residents and refinery officials following the report, theresa stasi kron, 4 news. >> chevron is planning to lay off 15 to 20% of its global workforce. the job cuts are part of a plan to reduce the company's overall costs by 2 to 3 billion dollars by the and of 2026. chevron is the second biggest oil company in the country. it was formerly headquartered at bishop ranch in san ramon. the company does still maintain offices there, but it relocated headquarters to houston last year. the job cuts are expected to begin this year and probably will be wrapped up by the end of 2026. >> the nba's all star tipoff party has been canceled because of stormy weather expected tomorrow. the outdoor party at thrive city was going to stream of warriors game ahead of the big weekend. this is from a previous event there. folks are now being encouraged to still watch the game at thrive city. but indoors in bars and restaurants. the event was going to feature nba legend rick barry and bay area rapper pillow. but again, the outdoor event with the celebrities says been cancel

him, a phone call, that mark logo has worked to the us embassy in russia and enjoy the diplomatic stasis until may 2021. he was detained in august spots, yet the most go add ports while trying to smuggle marijuana into russia. so go pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 14 years. donald trump says the man's release is the 1st step towards a much bigger agreement for ends in the ukraine. conflicts very fair, very reasonable, not like deals you've seen over the years. they were very cher. it's going to lead and what somebody else is being released tomorrow that you will know. but we wanted to get this done very important and see what it actually fly over and get mark and get them on properly. because that could be a pretty tough trip. goodwill in terms of the work, i think this could be the very important element. it could be a big part of it actually because it could be a big, important part of getting the water over with you grand. and we appreciate present inputs and was what he, what he did, he was able to pull it off for you, right. he was able to pull it up we think and you're here. so

there is a stasis, almost a paralysis at the top of the leadership. were fearful that the reagan administration would take advantage of their weakness. as a result of this, the soviets are very reactive. if you were watching this broadcast last night, you probably went to sleep with the same impression we did -- there had been some kind of a hassle between soviet fighter jets and a korean air lines 747, and we led you to believe that the plane had landed safely on soviet territory. sadly, that was not true. shultz: at approximately 1600 hours, the aircraft strayed into soviet airspace. the korean aircraft was reported by the soviet pilot at 10,000 meters. at 1826 hours, the soviet pilot reported that he fired a missile, and the target was destroyed. they went on a peaceful trip. they weren't any spies or anything like that. i think the russians are gearing up for war and doing everything that they can to prepare for it. hoffman: it was not an intentional hostile act against korean air lines. it was a mistake of a system that was falling apart. preside

to anything that would revive the german economy and do more on the fence or will this to be more stasis some politicians are starting to get it. particularly christian democrats, the conservatives on the right, come out ahead in this election. there are signs their leader does understand these economic issues. change comes slowly especially in a country like germany so it will be a long slog for them. paul: when we come back, the doga blitz continues as cost cutters come to the irs and the pentagon. the panel on elon musk at latest moves and donald trump's plan for a possible dogee dividend for taxpayers. knowledge is put to the test in every gmc sierra. what we choose to know, we know completely. we are professional grade. at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love. you think those phone guys will ever figure out how to keep 5g home internet from slowing down during peak hours? their customers have to share a wireless signal with e

so life has in stasis, so to speak. and at that point, and nothing changes anymore. and the sample cannot get any better or any was fixed on each that'll be on. for legal reasons, bio banks are only permitted to keep their samples for 30 years. but a permanent archive was never the goal. after all, the samples are intended for scientific research. so the bio banks are interconnected across europe. germany already has nearly 40 such facilities. professionalize in our accounting processes has helped advance medical research significantly because really, it's been crises out of yet. i've been working in the medical field for 30 years now and still remember how we used to pull each sample out of the nitrogen tags with gloves on all these different and how afterwards we'd hope that we'd be able to find them again. and sometimes after 20 years, we couldn't it is this now everything is fully automated and run by robotics. now that's incredible. progress. and it fascinates me immensely trusting the bodily fluids and disease tissue used to be treated as medical ways. now that

theresa stasi it back to just 8. >> theresa, thank you. california attorney general is also threatening to take action against president trump. rob bonta says the trump administration is disrupting payments to states despite the court's temporary order to unfreeze the fonts. i refuse to allow the president and his administration to willfully violate the law and operate outside the bounds of our constitution. the administration must comply with the court order and dispersed all federal funding immediately. so the programs and services are people rely aren't disrupted and can fully resume without further interruption or chaos so we can protect the health and well-being of our people. if the trump administration doesn't comply, will be forced to take further action. fatah says billions of dollars of funding is on the line which californians rely on to provide health care, child care and educational services. >> among other things. a san francisco radio station under investigation by the fcc kcbs is accused of violating terms during its covera

and then theresa stasi back to just 8. >> theresa, thank you. the california attorney general also threatening to take action against president trump. rob bonta says the trump administration is disrupting payments to states despite the court's temporary order to unfreeze those funds. >> i refuse to allow the president and his administration to willfully violate the law and operate outside the bounds of our constitution. the administration must comply with the court order and dispersed all federal funding immediately. so the programs and services are people rely aren't disrupted and can fully resume without further interruption, more chaos so we can protect the health and well-being of our people. if the trump administration doesn't comply, will be forced to take further action. >> bonta says billions of dollars on the line which californians rely on to provide health care, childcare, security services, among other things. according to the attorney general, if the funding does not flow to california, he will take action against the president in f

the war has been going very poorly at this point, or at least it's kind of in a a situation of, uh, stasis and, and so, you know, what does he do? he has to make the best of a bad situation. and he was counting originally on the united states to really, you know, stand by them. now, the administration, there are a lot of, you know, as you can see, i'm saying now. but because there are a lot of sides to this, but the administration would say, no, no, they will be part of this, don't worry. but i think the ukrainians are worried. when do they come into the negotiations? when everything's already on the table and they don't get a way to define where everything's going? >> well, trump's special envoy to russia and ukraine says there will need to be concessions from russia. what do you think that could look like? >> i am not quite sure what that would be. at this point. it appears, uh, in public statements, at least initially by the administration and especially administration officials. secretary hegseth, the defense secretary, especially, um, that russia is going to get a promise of no nato m

to hang in there for a little bit as they go out to restart reporting live here in carlos, theresa stasi to just terrific thank you. also this afternoon, we're going to be talking with san jose mayor matt mahan about several different things happening. >> in his city right now, including immigration and police responses to that. let's bring in the mayor right now. he's with us, i via zoom. thank you for being here. matt mahan, i think there may there was an ice operation that happened in your city about a week ago. i'm wondering since then, have there been any others? >> not that i'm aware of our police department occasionally gets courtesy heads up. when will that happen in just so there's no confusion on the law enforcement side, but i'm not aware of any additional operations. >> and san jose, you calling yourself a welcoming city, but you're kind of avoiding using the term sanctuary. i'm wondering if you have any plans to change that term and becoming a sanctuary city. >> well, i appreciate you asking that. we want it to my knowledge was my time on the council. we've never passed an i

and as kron four's theresa stasi reports, the family says public works. crews are failing to help them. >> i'm on on on this conference call and i'm like, oh, my god, my house is being flooded and i just run to grab my wife and my son and bring him to the front of the house, you know, fearful because the classes, it's not tempered its. you know, the house is built in. 52. you could hear the splash it against that house and then mud and debris just reaching under the windows. that sound was a war of raging water racing over a retaining wall and pushing. >> into the sheriff at home in marin would. >> the restoration team that has come in and broken down all the walls. my brother has spent 4 nights. after that. the flood of from tuesday on ripping up carpet sand. you eric eating it. >> this happened last tuesday when an atmospheric river slammed into the bay area hitting the north bay, particularly hard. >> it's just been devastating. yeah, the saddest part was the next day when we woke up we're calling all the different departments to see who would come out

. >> reporting here in pacifica, theresa stasi, you back to your just ruse thank you. our storm coverage continues now with kron 4 stoop to go all. >> he shares a snapshot of some of the weather-related wrecks in the east bay. >> notes and overturned cars keeping the california highway patrol and tow truck drivers busy tuesday morning from walnut creek to fairfield all the oil that's on the freeway causing slick. >> and unsafe raw truck. and driver and moment creek approaching the ignacio valley road exit on northbound 6.80, learning the hard way just before 10 o'clock in the morning. >> 2 cars collided plane lost all other one reading on the driver of the sedan says he lost control of the curve and hit a minivan. >> the driver of the minivan was transported to a hospital with minor injuries. is everybody does slow even when stops raining like i believe during this closure. and actually it's operating with roads still wet. further north off 6.80, in fairfield, scott mckinney helped the driver out of the mud after losing control, making a turn onto the on-ramp. he is a

. >> i'm theresa stasi on santa rosa. this is a very dynamic situation, especially because of this. the rain continues to fall and that can make the land on stable. here's what we know right now. take a look at this video. you can see for yourself. homes are over on deer trail court in santa rosa. initially 17 homes were tagged and put under this order from the county. 2 homes have now since been red tagged. they are unsafe for the residents. the initial big slide happened tuesday and it trapped 2 residents. those 2 were able to be safely rescued the land involving the slide is part of the fountain grove open space. here is the public information officer with the sonoma county sheriff's department. it's kind of tricky some of those residents. >> or in city limits of saint rose summer and unincorporated sonoma county. >> so we issued an evacuation warning to 12 houses in that area your road report. so there are under an evacuation warning. and, you know, county officials monitoring the soils. and, you know, we're just we're hoping that nothing else happens and just stays as a warning

be working on the story throughout the day right now, reporting live here in sonoma county, theresa stasi of back to stephanie. all right, teresa, thank you for your coverage. >> and concerns over flooding continue at the russian river today. kron 4 charles clifford continues. our team coverage live from guerneville with a look at conditions there. charles. >> well, good afternoon. yet another rainy day here across the north bay actually drove up from san francisco to guerneville this morning. rain the entire time. but it's not nearly as heavy as what we saw on tuesday. you combine that with it with things. we're dry yesterday in the water level in the russian river, which you see behind me, there's actually dropped a couple of feet. it's going to take a look at some video here now along river road between santa rosa in guerneville where i'm standing right now. the water has received a little bit, but there's still a lot of of blocked roads and fields that are very wet here in guerneville. most of the residents of the 2 apartment copplexes that were flooded on wednesday. the water has rec

theresa stasi, back to you. theresa, thank you. >> another police chase ended with patrol car smashed on the bay bridge and one person now under arrest, according to police officers were alerted to a car heading into san francisco from the east bay yesterday. officers spotted then tried stopping this car, but they say the man behind the wheel did not stop. instead, they say he drove on to the bay bridge and then smashed into police cars. he was taken into custody. no one was hurt and no other cars were damaged. it's not clear why officers wanted to stop the car to begin with. also in san francisco in apartment fire forced residents to evacuate earlier this morning. and one man says he jumped into action to help put out the flames. kron four's joey horta has details. >> the fire is now out after damaging 5 units and a witness says he saw a man who doesn't live there, who is naked running into the building after the flames broke out. firefighters got the call just before 5.30, this morning of smoke in the building

. >> i'm theresa stasi on santa rosa. this is a very dynamic situation, especially because of this. the rain continues to fall and that can make the land on stable. here's what we know right now. take a look at this video. you can see for yourself. these homes are over on deer trail court in santa rosa. initially 17 homes were tagged and put under this order from the county. 2 homes have now since been red tagged. they are unsafe for the residents. the initial big slide happened tuesday and it trapped 2 residents. those 2 were able to be safely rescued the land involving the slide is part of the fountain grove open space. here is the public information officer with the sonoma county sheriff's department. it's kind of tricky some of those >> or in city limits of saint rose summer and unincorporated sonoma county. >> so we issued an evacuation warning to 12 houses in that area your road report. so there are under an evacuation warning. and, you know, county officials monitoring the soils. and, you know, we're just we're hoping that nothing else happens and it just stays as a warning a

. >> i'm theresa stasi on santa rosa. this is a very dynamic situation, especially because of this.continues to fall and that can make the land on stable. here's what we know right now. take a look at this video. you can see for yourself. these homes are over on deer trail court in santa rosa. initially 17 homes were tagged and put under this order from the county. 2 homes have now since been red tagged. they are unsafe for the residents. the initial big trapped 2 residents. those 2 were able to be safely rescued the land involving the slide is part of the fountain grove open space. here is the public information officer with the sonoma county sheriff's department. it's kind of tricky some of those >> or in city limits of saint rose summer unincorporated sonoma county. >> so we issued an evacuation warning to 12 houses in that area your road report. so there are under an evacuation warning. and, you know, county officials monitoring the soils. and, you know, we're just we're hoping that nothing else happens and just stays as a warning and that we don't have of 82 2 in order. >> a ge

but as kron four's theresa stasi reports, health officials say there remain some unanswered questions. cancer, heart and lung disease. those are just a few. >> of the dangerous and potentially deadly health hazards that can be caused by the toxic smoke that spewed out of the martinez refinery company on february. first, what we know based on the science is that the smoke that came out of chemicals burning. >> that have toxic elements to it on tuesday. contra costa county health officer posting this interview on the county's website sharing details gathered by air quality experts. >> who tested the smoke and particulate matter released by the refinery. >> i think we dodged a bullet we concerned that this keeps happening and we were lucky this time that the smoke went away from the populated areas. next time it might not. >> the fire started when refinery workers prepared for maintenance of a processing unit. the plan says hydrocarbon highly combustible compound, leaked out and ignited the fire. 6 workers who are close by they were evaluated and released. >> i plan on having a town hall

it's that time of year is called force theresa stasi reports. now this family says public works.nd helping. >> i'm on on on this conference call and i'm like, oh, my god, my house is being flooded and i just run to grab my wife and my son and bring him to the front of the house, you know, fearful because the classes, it's not tempered its. you kno5, the house is built in. 52. you could hear the splash it against that house and then mud and debris just reaching under the windows. that sound was there were raging water racing over a retaining wall and pushing. >> into the sheriff at home in marin would. >> restoration team that has come in and broken down all the walls. my brother has spent 4 nights. after that, the flight from tuesday on ripping up carpet sand, you eric eating it. >> this happened last tuesday when an atmospheric river slammed into the bay area hitting the north a particularly hard >> it's just been devastating. yeah, the saddest part the next day when we woke up we're calling all the different departments to see who would come out to help us. no one would come ou

. >> i'm theresa stasi and santa rosa. this is a very dynamic situation, especially because of this. the rain continues to fall and that can make the land on stable. here's what we know right now. take a look at this video. you can see for yourself. these homes are over on deer trail court in santa rosa. initially 17 homes were tagged and put under this order from the county. 2 homes have now since been red tagged. they are unsafe for the residents. initial big slide happened tuesday and it trapped 2 residents. those 2 were able to be safely rescued the land involving the slide is part of the fountain grove open space. here is the public information officer with the sonoma county sheriff's department. it's kind of tricky some of those >> or in city limits of saint rose summer in unincorporated sonoma county. >> so we issued an evacuation warning to 12 houses in that area your road report. so there are under an evacuation warning. and, you know, county officials monitoring the soils. and, you know, we're just we're hoping t

and san francisco, theresa stasi, back to justine theresa, thank you. >> a family has now filed a lawsuit against bart over the death of a teenager in san francisco. according to court documents, this happened in january of last year on board a bart train heading towards glen park station as it was moving. the team moved from inside the train to outside in what's called train surfing, which is when people ride on the outside of a moving train. the lawsuit alleges bart and its train operator failed to have safety measures in place to prevent people from doing that. bart is now running on emergency funds. the transit agency making this announcement adding it's set to run out of money by 2026. part officials say before the pandemic, nearly 70% of costs were covered by passenger fares. but because of remote work, that percentage is now gone to. 25 possible consequences of this budget deficit longer wait times closing bart stations earlier, even closing stations all together also possibly know weekend service. the agency wants new state and federal funding. in national news. president donald t

but that is the latest here in sonoma county theresa stasi. back to you, stephanie. well, some serious flooding there. thank you so much, theresa, for those live images. >> in san francisco, evacuations were not necessary. that was the determination after geologists and engineers inspected a mudslide near telegraph hill. >> kron four's will tran has the latest. >> great news to pass along. they don't need to evacuate anybody, but they will need to clean. let me step out and show you what they are looking at ever since yesterday with a heavy rainfall. and this is what is the problem this morniyg. but they will have to clean up. but fortunately, no evacuations. this is telegraph hill on sampson and union. the retaining wall damaged. but fortunately, the integrity of the hillside intact. and i know that because here's rachel gordon with the department of public works to pass along the good news. you knew about this yesterday. you came out this morning. what can you tell us? residents in this area right us? treasure residents should not be nervous. the hillside is stable

we're going check that out, stephanieu let you know what the latest says here in santa rosa, theresa stasick to you. theresa, thank you. >> and you can follow our storm coverage right now. a kron 4 dot com where you'll find interactive radar warnings and advisories issued for your neighborhood. and if those flooding to be aware of. and all-star weekend kicks off tomorrow in san francisco with a ribbon cutting ceremony. the event happens on powell street at 10:00am warriors, president brandon schneider and be a deputy commissioner mark tatum and san francisco mayor daniel lurie make appearances. people can check out nba themed pop-up shops on powell street and a basketball court set up for the occasion in union square. mayor lori says he encourages the public to come out to celebrate as san francisco host its first ever nba all-star weekend. and while san francisco is hosted the all-star game, events are planned all across the bay, including in oakland, kron four's dan kerman explains how open police are getting their city ready. >> as we're preparing to welcome increase of visitors to our

the way it often does in criminal cases, a period of frenetic activity followed by a sort of calm stasis the moment her body was found in february 2014 to the arrest of the third and final suspect, kathy carpenter in mid-march dissipated with the spring thaw. the case now slouched towards summer. nancy's friend, billy, missing her more than ever. the last time i spoke with her, all we talked about were plans, everything we were going to do this summer, all the different ideas she had. keith morrison: but the only thing on the calendar now was a preliminary hearing scheduled for late june. all three defendants had pleaded not guilty. and their respective attorneys-- beth krulewitch for nancy styler, greg greer for kathy carpenter-- were deciding their strategies, analyzing the evidence. the evidence, as i was seeing it, suggested to me very strongly that kathy carpenter may have done this and that she was setting up the stylers. kathy carpenter is innocent, innocent, innocent. i can't say that enough. keith morrison: but deputy da andrea bryan and her investigator, lisa miller, were prepa

there is a lot more stasis today than three or four months ago when we were anticipating big changes have seen a sentiment shift in certain parts of the world. we told you about china earlier in the hour and europe as well. there is a big conversation about to happen in europe. we would love your thoughts on that. we will catch up with our correspondent in berlin about the german elections sunday. are you expecting fundamental changes to spending in europe and how it will be funded? ed: that has been a conversation the better part of the past 15 years. the demand story in europe has been chronically weak. i think it is critical for that conversation to be accelerated in terms of rebalancing domestic demand away from an export driven economy. defense has entered the conversation in a major way, particularly the last couple of weeks. can we expect a significant gearshift coming out of this election? no. germany is not capable of moving that fast. jonathan: become trees -- the countries with the willingness do not have the ability. in the u.s., we are set to see a big tax package go thr

one that was in stasis, not expanding or contracting. claudia: that is tough. is going to be a lot of uncertainty about where the economic policy is going altogether. we have these moments in time and it doesn't have to really cause a big upset in the labor market it is more what the policies turn into going forward rated so we are in this holding pattern at the moment, but i would not necessarily say this is out of the normal. lisa: i'm wondering as an economist how much you are looking at the economic data put out by the government versus the economic data put out by corporate executives. i say this because increasingly what you are seeing is corporate earnings are the driver of pretty much everything across the board. i wonder if that is increasingly on the bond side and from an economics perspective as well. claudia: we need to be looking at all the pieces of data. a lot of government data is doing a better job of rolling out and giving us the bigger picture and trends. clearly there are going to be important idiosyncratic at the different form levels, the

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is this the start of stasi surveillance? but in a u—turn, is this a u—turn from what starmer said years ago. >> surveillance should be targeted at those that need to be identified, etc. but it shouldn't be general and shouldn't be general and shouldn't apply to the public in general, really. >> sir keir starmer has defied donald trump by announcing further aid for ukraine and fresh sanctions on russia. then, coming up in the great british debate, this i'm asking is sir keir starmer right to continue supporting ukraine? i've got a poll up on gb news. com. please head over there and cast your vote. and in a gb news exclusive, boris johnson is rumoured to be plotting a comeback which could leave nigel farage facing a huge threat. so the great british debate i'm asking can boris johnson save the tories? difficult conversations later i'll be speaking to bhupinder sandhu, a mindfulness coach who has raised 1500 for mental health charities by walking 160 miles. i'll be speaking to him ahead of his next challenge. let's see if we ca