she is inspired, we are all inspired when we visit the lake district and cumbria and it's great that she's an american artist and she is selling the lake district and cumbria to the american audience. i could be wrong, but it's my guess that taylor swift probably watches this very programme. if she is watching, what is your message to her? taylor, you will be really welcome to come back, you can help us create some fantastic content that we can get out there to the us audience and invite lots of your fellow country people to come and enjoy the lake district as well. chuck in a couple of i heart lake district t—shirts, she'll be down here in a flash. let's hope so. ian haslam, bbc news, grasmere in the lake district. hello there. we have seen widespread thunderstorms across england and wales through sunday afternoon and some of them have been quite spectacular. look at this. that's in the bristol channel, the view from portishead, north somerset, yes, a water spout. and further east, we have had some torrential downpours across east anglia, working in across the midlands and lincolnshi

the places she's visited, she was particularly taken by one of britain's tourist hotspots — the lake district find out why. # take me to the lakes where all the poets went to die # i don't belong #. it's an unexpected tribute to an area taylor swift has apparently visited. among those to get a mention one of the la kes' famous 19th—century poets. # tell me what are my words worth #. and this is william wordsworth's former home. i think we can really make a connection between wordsworth and taylor. taylor's only 30. you can imagine wordsworth at the same age as taylor. she's trying out new things, she's finding a new style in her new album, and she's being inspired by the lake poets as well. # these cynical clones # these hunters with cellphones #. a lot of people will see this as quite a nice place and she was writing about it as a place where poets come to die, as a place to come and cry. which isjust a different interpretation of it, i guess. well, it's not true, is it? no, i don't think so. it's a tourist area. # i knew you were trouble when you walked in # so, shame on me now #. we know a

this is my 1st trip to the land of the 1000 lakes otherwise known as the mecklenburg lake district which is in north eastern germany there's water as far as the eye can see it's still peaceful. this is like a postcard of the region the view of germany's largest lake the mule it's from this church taught in the wood and i'm going to explore mecklenburg slick this tricked with a houseboat and. i don't need a license to pilot the boat around the lakes but i do need some basic instructions . let's go aboard. but as it. was done below are your quarters on the portside as a 1st cabin. and over here as a toilet and the shower. is now will go up to the salon which is also the control room. with this is the echo sounder very important because it will help us avoid running a ground war. but the best view is from up on the day with somebody you know and a new impala stunned look at all the signs i have to learn. you have me here don't model it does it not on. one. but it's not to be blown in the harbor that it's bad nautical manners. right to use a left join in any star abort site. let's set sail b

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in the lake district, tourism is coming back to life, but it's not like it used to be. ... so, you've got to wear a face mask on the boat? you have to book online in advance, and these tourist boats are classed as public transport, so familiar rules apply. announcer: it is a legal requirement that face coverings are worn by passengers... what's really good is that customers are reporting back that they've got confidence in the covid—secure measures we've put in place and they're happy to be out on the lake. who wouldn't enjoy being out on this? a holiday in the lake district, though, is weather—dependent. let's just say all this water has to come from somewhere, and there's deep frustration among many businesses and visitors that during lockdown the weather was basically perfect, but since then, it's been anything but. when you live in the uk, you know what to expect from the weather usually, so you come prepared, don't you? it isn't what we hoped for, because we should be in lovely sunshine in minorca, but, actually, it's nice to get away after so many weeks of lockdown

in the lake district, tourism is coming back to life, but it's not like it used to be. ve got to wear a face mask on the boat? you have to book online in advance, and these tourist boats are classed as public transport, so familiar rules apply. announcer: it is a legal requirement that face coverings are worn by passengers... what's really good is that customers are reporting back that they've got confidence in the covid—secure measures we've put in place and they're happy to be out on the lake. who wouldn't enjoy being out on this? a holiday in the lake district, though, is weather—dependent. let's just say all this water has to come from somewhere, and there's deep frustration among many businesses and visitors that during lockdown the weather was basically perfect, but since then, it's been anything but. when you live in the uk, you know what to expect from the weather usually, so you come prepared, don't you? it isn't what we hoped for, because we should be in lovely sunshine in minorca, but, actually, it's nice to get away after so many weeks of lockdown. it's quite

lightning in the lake district tonight. rts of england begin another tropical night, the met office warns climate change will mean more heatwaves. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, defending champion no longer, asjudd trump is knocked out of the world snooker championship in sheffield. good evening. around 75,000 students in scotland have had their exam results upgraded after an outcry over the way they were awarded. scotland's education secretary, john swinney, apologised for the debacle and the "feeling of unfairness" saying it was "deeply regrettable" that the government had got it wrong. with no exams this year because of coronavirus, teachers were left to estimate pupils' grades. but more than 124,000 of those estimates were downgraded after the exam board took into account every school's past performance. it meant that pass rates for pupils in deprived areas were reduced by more than 15%, in comparison to just under 7% for those from affluent areas. it sparked a flood of appeals. but a week later, there's been a

gatherings of visitors who refuse to obey social distancing rules aren't seeing reports now from the lake district in northwest england. jackie's entire reputation and her livelihood depend on her ability to promise to keep her rooms clean and free from coffee 19 once people have checked out she fills the room with ozone and ultraviolet lights to kill any germ hiding anywhere and then just to be extra sure they go in and disinfect everything in these times there is no alternative but it was on this reassuring well hope so yes i mean i think that people are desperate to get away they want to convey that i had this trait and they just need to know that where they're going is exceptionally clean and that it's safe for them to go into those regions this was the lake district just 2 months ago virtually deserted during lockdown the tourism industry on its knees but look at it now it's always a magnet but especially now that british tourists have been told they might have to quarantine for 2 weeks if they want to go abroad businesses here need them but they also need them to behave properly these few we

sunday, the wind will be lighter still, again, showers on the cards for northern ireland, for the lake districtlnshire. the best of the weather will be across the south and the south—east, and here in the sunshine once again up to 23 degrees. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: uk tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad & tobago now have to isolate for 1h days when they get back. hundreds of thousands of people in north—west england are told not to socialise with anyone outside their household to stem coronavirus infections. the manchester united and england footballer, harry maguire, has appeared before prosecutors in ereeee — he was arrested ~ —— , ~~

a staycation for me, camping in wales, in the lake district.” ales, in the lake district. i do not think there is any quarantine for that. a reminder, coronavirus is still out there. the reason this is coming in, they are saying cases in france, recorded... quite a high figure, christopher. it's been coming all week, this threat. it just goes to show, for many, 20/20 is basically cancelled, in terms of doing anything that you normally do. life is complete different this year, all the stuff we normally did to relax, take it easy, have been got rid of because of this dreadful virus, and we really have to hunker down get past this, get to the end of the year, really, hope it is better next year. in a normal situation, i would better next year. in a normal situation, iwould be better next year. in a normal situation, i would be in us to deal with you both for a start. before we move on, faiza, i want to go through some of the other countries subjected to this. it is notjust france, of course. yes. there are a number of other countries coming out, sma

through northern ireland, probably reaching the lake district. a few showers further south. ur direction. that is the rain, the jetstrea m direction. that is the rain, the jetstream spinning and other atla ntic jetstream spinning and other atlantic storm but that is not until tuesday, wednesday. it means monday is not too bad apart from issue showers here and there and on balance i kind of ok day. 20 degrees on monday in the south. 16 in the north and then this weather system arrives and we will be seeing things like this. after quite a start to the week, tuesday and wednesday winds picking up once again. it's time now for this week's edition of click. welcome to click. i hope you are doing ok. this year has felt really quite long so far. it is clear we still have a big problem is to face but let's not forget the global issues we were talking about even before the pandemic, particularly climate change. possibly one silver lining is the reminder that technology can and does solve some of our biggest problems and on click we have been lucky to see some amazing tech, tech that c

going is exceptionally clean and that it's safe for them to go into those regions this was the lake district just 2 months ago virtually deserted during lockdown the tourism industry on its knees but look at it now it's always a magnet but especially now that british tourists have been told they might have to quarantine for 2 weeks if they want to go abroad businesses here need them but they also need them to behave properly these few weeks before the schools go back in september are absolutely critical for the tourism industry in places like this much of which is still family run but of course the great irony of the virus is that the same people on whom they rely to stay financially or floats are the very people who could shut them down if the virus gets in this is what isn't supposed to happen large groups ignoring the rules this pub has already been forced to refuse entry to young people particularly who appear not to care about the risks they take 1920 year olds who are going to get in and they say they live in the same house in which he separates and the money is we get $1.00 table or 6

so, the forecast for this afternoon — showers moving through northern ireland, the irish sea, the lake districts should have a fine day. 23 in london, 18 expected in glasgow and edinburgh. the showers continue through this evening and overnight across the central swathe of the uk, and then it dries out for most of us, clear spells and not a cold night, temperatures no lower than 14 in london, cardiff or liverpool a little fresher in northern scotland, around nine or ten. sunday's winds will be lighter still, but showers again looking around the north west of england, wales and scotland too. temperatures will range from 23 again in london, but only round the mid teens in aberdeen, so a little fresher across scotland on sunday. here is a heads—up for the weather into the week. it will turn very unsettled again, particularly around tuesday and wednesday. another bout of gale force winds and heavy rain. the jet stream will whip up an atlantic storm, it really does look as though it is going to be a particularly unpleasant spell of weather sometime in the middle of the week. monday's weather forecas

large gatherings of visitors who refused to obey social distancing rules aren't reports now from the lake district in northwest england. jackie's entire reputation and her livelihood depend on her ability to promise to keep her rooms clean and free from coffee 19 once people have checked out she fills the room with ozone and ultraviolet lights to kill any germ hiding anywhere and then just to be extra sure they go in and disinfect everything in these times there is no alternative and it was on this reassuring well hope so yes i mean i think that people are desperate to get away they want to convey that i had this trait and they just need to know that where they're going is exceptionally clean and that it's safe for them to go into those regions this was the lake district just 2 months ago virtually deserted during lockdown the tourism industry on its knees but look at it now it's always a magnet but especially now that british tourists have been told they might have to quarantine for 2 weeks if they want to go abroad businesses here need them but they also need them to behave properly these few we

that's why you're seeing people going to the lake district, scotland, all over the place.rices, it says in here, have gone up by prices, it says in here, have gone up by 20% in places, some people are cashing in, but at the same time, a lot of this places, because of social distancing, they cannot take in as many people as they like to a nyway sto p in as many people as they like to anyway stop there's a lot of things to way up in this but it will be good for the british travel industry. for one off, for one year, it should be good, the rest of the travel industry, people travelling abroad, they are going to be struggling. but we may see over the next three years, more people prepared to stay in this country and there might be a bit of balance in there might be a bit of balance in the travel industry, but it's a rocky old time for everyone. the travel industry, but it's a rocky old time for everyonelj wonder rocky old time for everyone.” wonder if everyone travelling in the uk will work out how beautiful this is and how many beautiful places there are stub we go to the moo

in northern ireland and southern scotland and perhaps the la ke southern scotland and perhaps the lake districtnnines and maybe into east anglia. south of that it should be fine and dry and still some blustery winds gusting 25mph in places. a dry story into scotland as well. but a northerly breeze making it feel cool. 13 to 15 degree it is high. elsewhere up to 20 degrees. some clear skies tonight, but rain pushing into the south—west of glams. —— england and wales. in scotla nd glams. —— england and wales. in scotland temperatures falling away and we could see low single figures in sheltered glens of scotland. that is not what you wants to hear for the end of august. a settled start for scotland and northern england. about improving picture in the afternoon and faechlts about where they should be for the time of year. highest values of 12 to 21 degrees. we change gear into tuesday and low pressure will bring wet and windy weather and it will stay with us for some time. tuesday, but maybe into the early hours of wednesday, more gales could lead to some travel disruption. let's look at that in m

they're going is exceptionally clean and that it's safe for them to go into those regions this was the lake district just 2 months ago virtually deserted during lockdown the tourism industry on its knees but look at it now it's always a magnet but especially now that british tourists have been told they might have to quarantine for 2 weeks if they want to go abroad businesses here need them but they also need them to behave properly these few weeks before the schools go back in september are absolutely critical for the tourism industry in places like this much of which is still family run but of course the great irony of the virus is that the same people on whom they rely to stay financially or floats are the very people who could shut them down if the virus gets in. this is what isn't supposed to happen large groups ignoring the rules this pub has already been forced to refuse entry to young people particularly who appear not to care about the risks they take 1920 year olds who are going to get in and they say they live in the same house units you separate them you might as we'll get one table or 6

national parks like the lake district will be protected zones, along with areas of outstanding naturalous to local people and vital for wildlife? it's critically important that we have a strategic environmental assessment process that allows us to think about where the least harmful sites for development are. we think at the moment, the government has a very narrow focus on just trying to get an overall net gain from development. there's anger too over the climate change impact of today's plan. labour previously promised all new homes would be carbon neutral by 2016. the government proposes to push that back to 2050. climate experts say that is pitiful. the controversy over these proposals will rumble on. roger harrabin, bbc news. the time is 1.17. our top story this lunchtime. three days of mourning begins in lebanon, as demands grow for answers about what caused the catastrophic explosion in beirut. and coming up — preparing to cross the atlantic — the disabled sailor getting ready for her biggest challenge on the water. coming up on bbc news... a maximum break at the crucible — the

the tourists have a nice summer holiday it hardly seems a fair deal largely al-jazeera in the english lake district. just ahead on that in sport we'll hear from tiger woods as he goes for a 16th major title. or . elegant titles for his lady. thank you u.s. open tennis champion roughen nadal has confirmed he won to defend his title at this year's tournament the spaniard has pulled out of the event which begins at the end of august citing concerns over coronavirus this year's competition will be staged without fans and will be the 1st grand slam since 1909 the us open again so not for each other in the dow all voted federer was recovering from knee surgery and allah says he feels sorry for a 100 but they start each my personal feeling my house ace. have long rattles. without knowing exactly what can happen. at all in that situation looks good looks. and wait for. the world's top golfers are putting that final preparations together for their 1st major in 13 months the delayed p.g.a. championship which tees off on phones the books kept looking to win for the 3rd year running but full time champion tige

within the lake district national park. ses in manchester. i went to one a week but i had been doing it religiously in between them. i got quite good. just to be clear, you don't hula—hoop on your way up as you are walking along, the challenge is that you get up along, the challenge is that you get up there and do it no matter what the weather and you just do it anyway? now, i don't hula-hoop on the way up. i attach it to a race vest, it coils down, so it gets quite compact. i look like a turtle. you are getting some attention from a dog, it was that your dog, do you work with the dog? yes, i've usually got two dogs with me. there is sometimes one but, yeah, they like the hoop. i imagine you get some passes by. do you get people giving you slightly odd looks as you do your thing? all the time! occasionally i have had some people stop to have a look. you can see them in the background, just staring. sometimes people go, oh, i follow you on twitter! i chat to them, as well. it's really interesting stuff ease out spectacular pe

george, super swim across the lake district. that is it from us. you will be back tomorrow.

western side of the pennines, towards the lake district in west cumbria, it is grey and wet. rain will be across parts of south—west scotland and northern ireland into the afternoon, and i could be flooding later on in south—west ireland. winds latest further south and east, pa rt winds latest further south and east, part of the midlands, east anglia and the south—east channel islands stage right and bright, woman and yesterday, height of 23 compared to 16 or 17 across scotland. —— stay dry and bright, warmer than yesterday, height of 23. it will be quite a mild night, wind coming from the mid—atla ntic, temperatures quite a mild night, wind coming from the mid—atlantic, temperatures not dropping below 16 or 17 fulsome of unc tomorrow. we are not done westaway yet, those weather fronts outrage across central areas, a wet starter because parts of northern england, maybe wales and northern ireland. another bhainswal work eastwards after a bright starter because other parts of england and wales, turning cloudy and wet in the west. turning giant increasingly warm touch, temperatu

come from the bay area is near and dear to me as i am a san francisco native and grew up in the lake view district. i am adrianne simms, one of approximately 20 women in the san francisco fire department. a department of 1700 people. that is a very small number from the number when i came into this department. i was recruited by one of my mother's friends, one of the first women in the department. i was floating along not understanding where i needed to go in life and she pulled me in and said this will be good for you. i am a very strong girl. i didn't have a lot of direction. without recruitment i would not be here today. i had no previous knowledge what to expect in this job and how to ham myself. i was part of the cadet program which prepped me for what would be in the academy. i met friends i have until today. teamwork is essential to the success in the fire department. we were given the opportunity to practice with the ladders on 19th and folsom before the test. i most defly would have failed the fiscal test. not because i am not strong but i had never used my body in that way before. it req

this cafe in the historic district is emblematic of what lake charles feels like long after hurricaneience fiction film. the rebuilding will take time. neighbourhood after neighbourhood is like this... rob gaudet is leading a team of volunteers, mobilised through social media, called the cajun navy. maybe they're missing shingles like this home, and we can come in, clear the trees out of the way, clear the roads of debris. we're actually working with the national guard to do that... wejoin him on a drive as he helps residents of his own hometown piece their lives back together. hey, guys, what can i do for y'all? we're going to need a little bit of gas. i have some guys that have run out of gas. they're stranded here. we've been sleeping in the car. we lost everything. we haven't even ate today. lake charles is a great town, and there's damage like this just throughout the entire city... the storm is long gone and people are free to come back to this city, but there isn't much to return to. it is resilient and they will reconstruct, until the next hurricane. larry madowo, bbc news, la

the business district. the city has become the latest flashpoint in ongoing racial unrest after police were filmed shooting jacob lake on sunday -- blake on sunday. the 29-year-old has been paralyzed from the waist down. his mother called on americans to put aside regional divisions. >> god has placed each and everyone of us in the country because he wanted us. to be here. . clearly by now you can see i have beautiful brown skin, but look at your hands and whatever shade it is, it is beautiful as well. >> amen. are?w dare we hate what we we are humans. make one type of or grasslower or fish or rock. make oneyou ask him to type of human that looks just like you? i am not talking to just caucasian people. i am talking to everyone. kenosha, withom tensions and emotions running cleari suppose it is not whether further unrest can be pleaed as a result of this from julia jackson. >> that is right. driving through this town and seeing all of the damage, firefighters say they responded to 37 separate fires overnight, whole blocks have been leveled, dozens of businesses vanished overnight. one of two nights. she said driving

. >>> in the east bay a man is dead after being shot in a shopping district near oakland's lake merit. you can see where the man was killed add lake shore avenue and just before 6:00 tonight. witnesses saw a person running from the scene, who police say could be a suspect. they have not released the victim's name. >> in alameda, three teenagers are accused of opening fire in the area of santa clara and oak street. officers announced the arrest today. sky saechb flew above while police examined about a dozen shell casesings. one person was wounded in the leg. a woman in the area was injured by flying glass. and hit a bullet with -- and a bullet went through a car with a 10-year-old inside. >>> in a tweet, wiener said he found out today he has been doxed by a prominent conspiracy theorist follower. reports indicate the harassment began, spurred by a bill wiener is working on. wiener thanked supporters, including the mayor, london breed. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. many of the hotels are currently closed. the big hit they've taken and how they're trying to hang on. >>> and mea

lake charles. >> good morning, christine and laura. the damage to lake charles is extensive and severe. like they had a tornado only on a much more massive kind of scale. whether it's a commercial districtesident area, it's pretty much all the same. this apartment complex got nailed. the roof has been ripped off and it's unlivable for the time being. then you take a look another the street we're on. the side streets are choked with debris, downed power lines and trees that have come crashing to the ground. power is out in most areas, so is the water. when it comes to the electricity it's not going to be a quick fix. not just some power lines down on the ground. no, the power poles that have literally been slammed to the ground. the transformers have all been trashed and it stretches for miles and miles and miles. the basic grid will have to be replaced in some areas. if you left, you're probably grateful that you did, but just know it's not the same lake charles that you're coming back. the governor said it could have been worse and he's right. because there was all this talk about the severe storm surge up here. that never materialized but what the water didn't do, the wind definitely

come from the bay area is near and dear to me as i am a san francisco native and grew up in the lake view district. i am adrianne simms, one of approximately 20 women in the san francisco fire department. a department of 1700 people. that is a very small number from the number when i came into this department. i was recruited by one of my mother's friends, one of the first women in the department. i was floating along not understanding where i needed to go in life and she pulled me in and said this will be good for you. i am a very strong girl. i didn't have a lot of direction. without recruitment i would not be here today. i had no previous knowledge what to expect in this job and how to ham myself. i was part of the cadet program which prepped me for what would be in the academy. i met friends i have until today. teamwork is essential to the success in the fire department. we were given the opportunity to practice with the ladders on 19th and folsom before the test. i most defly would have failed the fiscal test. not because i am not strong but i had never used my body in that way before. it req

. >> the newly elected district attorney announced the new policy. one of the charges that lakely won't be prosecuted. disorderly conduct. >>> and now to colorado where a lawsuit has been filed against the city of aurora over the death of a black man in the hands of police. it has been nearly a year since elijah mcclain lost his life. he was stopped by police and held in a choke hold and given a tranquilizer. in the lawsuit, his family claims the young man died as a result of police force and the use of ketamine by paramedics. the city says it is reviewing the lawsuit. >>> time is now 6:40. scrapping fall sports, that's next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> and the market just opened up about ten minutes ago. let's get a quick check on the big board right now. the dow up about 260 points. coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >>> and a reminder, kpix 5 has a new app that gives you easy 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and kpix 5 newscasts, you need to delete the old app and download the new one. time now hi. we're glad you came i

in salt lake county 79 teachers tve retired or resigned. the koams unified school districtona canceled its reopening set for monday after more than 100 faculty members called out sick. >> we could stay out sick for two weeks. it doesn't matter. our school board is determined to reopen dangerously. they're going to continue on that path until someone gets hurt. >> reporter: arizona science teacher jacob frantz chose to resign along with two thirds of his department. >> when people ask for a plexiglass screen in front of their desk, they were told no. mcdonald's is doing more to protect their employees than our schools are. >> reporter: on college campuses tough lesson this weekend. covid busters discovered at the university of north carolina and oklahoma state, notre dame reporting 44 positive cases. >> so, we checked it out early on, like one party, one bar, and it didn't seem terribly safe. so we're kind of sticking to ourselves for the time being. >> reporter: and these outbreaks are causing other schools to add just their own plans. columbia university is one of the late

the fda is responding. it's granted emergency authorization for a new sa vooifa based test to deliver tionwide. in salt lake county 79 teachers have retired or resigned. the koams unified school district in arizona canceled its reopening set for monday after more than 100 faculty members called out sick. >> we could stay out sick for two weeks. it doesn't matter. our school board is determined to reopen dangerously. they're going to continue on that path until someone gets hurt. >> reporter: arizona science teacher jacob frantz chose to resign along with two-thirds of his department. >> when people ask for a plexiglass screen in front of their desk, they were told no. mcdonald's is doing more to protect their employees than our schools are. >> reporter: on college campuses tough lessons this weekend. covid clusters discovered at t university of north carolina and oklahoma state, notre dame reporting 44 positive cases. >> so, we checked it out early on, like one party, one bar, and it didn't seem terribly safe. so we're kind of sticking to ourselves for the time being. >> reporter: and these outbreaks are causing other schools to adjust their own plans. columbia university is one of s

would be a wonderful move for the nation to see all of us and more black women to come into congress. >> jeannine lake? >> hi there. yes. i agree the same thing. my districtana is 93% white. yet i just won with 70% of the vote within the state of indiana. you know what? only 3% of african-americans in my district but they want me to represent them. they like my vote. they like my past. they like my history. and they like what i stand for. even though i might not look like all of my constituents, they know i stand for the same thing that they want, health care, public education, a living wage, infrastructure, and i care about the environment. so they are behind me 100% and i'm going to represent them all the way to congress. >> patricia timmons? >> yes, jonathan. i believe that our citizens here in the eighth congressional district of north carolina are looking for a change and they are looking for someone that will bring that change. they understand that as long as we continue to elect the same kinds of people with the same kinds of backgrounds and perspective, you're likely to get the same results. and at this point the same results are nothing is gettin

in the east bay, we are working to get more information this morning on a man shot and killed in a shopping district near oakland's lake merritt. you can see on this map where the man was killed at a bus stop at lakeshore avenue and mandana boulevard, just before 6:00 last night. witnesses saw a person running from the scene who police say could be a suspect. the alameda county sheriff's office coroner's bureau has not released the victim's name. >>> on the peninsula, police in san mateo arein xu ag for a man they b forti instatdents. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has the details. >> reporter: san mateo police are looking for this man, suspected of seriously beating and raping a 62-year-old woman. it happened off ninth avenue and south el camino real, possibly near a bus stop, around 10:45 on the night of august 5th. >> the suspect is described as a late teens to 20-year-old hispanic white male or light skinned hispanic male. >> reporter: police obtained this red lifeguard sweatshirt they believe he wore and recovered a silver bicycle with duct tape wrapped around the seat. >> after he discarded his red sweatshir

in the east bay, we are getting, we are working to get more information this morning on a man shot and killed in a shopping district near oakland's lake merritt. you can see on this map where the man was killed at a bus stop at lakeshore avenue and mandana boulevard, just before 6:00 last night. witnesses saw a person running from the scene who police say could be a suspect. the alameda county sheriff's office coroner's bureau has not released the victim's name. >>> police in san mateo are searching for a man they believe is responsible for beating and sexually assaulting a woman in her 60s. investigators are asking for help from businesses and residents. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has the details. >> reporter: san mateo police are looking for this man, suspected of seriously beating and raping a 62-year-old woman. it happened off ninth avenue and south el camino real, possibly near a bus stop, around 10:45 on the night of august 5th. >> the suspect is described as a late teens to 20-year-old hispanic white male or light skinned hispanic male. >> reporter: police obtained this red lifeguard sweatshirt they believe he wore and

the recovery efforts to join us today. i understand your district is just a little bit east of lake charles. ke for you and your constituents there on the ground? >> thank you so much for having me on the show. that's right i represent a district on the south coast of the parish in louisiana. hurricane laura has been one of the strongest storms to strike the coast in modern history and the recovery efforts more due to the covid-19 shutdown. our local oil and gas industry which employs many of our workers have been struggling for many years, a lot of families and small businesses have gone through their savings recently just to survive. here on the ground there's a lot of wind damage, a lot of trees down, but thankfully the storm surge was a lot less than expected. and more than 500,000 louisianaens without electricity and 200,000 without running water the good news last night you could hear the louisiana national guardsmen and neighbors work to go remove downed trees. louisiana is strong, resilient. >> it's not our first rodeo, we'll work together and get through this together. gillian: what