it's quite rare to hear from theresa may in this sort of wide i theresa may in this sort of wide rangingft office as prime minister she has made interventions and said things in the house of commons from the backbenches but hasn't given many of these sort of reflective interviews. but she has a book coming out, which tends to make politicians more amenable to that and she has given this interview in which she looks at a number of issues that affected her time as prime minister between 2016 and 2019. in it she addresses for example the grenfell tower fire which happened in 2017 in which 72 people died after a fire at a block of flats. she apologises for not going to meet the people in the buildings in the immediate aftermath. she has taken a reflective view. but the issue that dominated her time as prime minister was brexit. in those years her government was responsible for negotiating a withdrawal agreement with the eu which she then failed to get through parliament. she couldn't get through parliament. she couldn't get it approved by the uk parliament and as she addresses that, and she

the former prime minister, theresa may. it is a quote from her new book, which is not a blow by blow account of three turbulent years in downing street. it is instead an argument, an argument that too often in britain we see, in the words of the title, the abuse of power. theresa may. welcome to political thinking. thank you forjoining us. very good to join you. were you not tempted at all to write a book full ofjuicy indiscretions, attacks on your enemies and self—justification? no, not really, actually, i have to say. i mean, the trouble is, i'm not that great a fan of political memoirs. and i think often... well, i'll either be one of two things, won't they? they will be full of juicy, juicy bits and pieces, or they'll be just very straight and often quite bland in a sense. but i wanted to get, as you say, get an argument over, because i'd seen certain issues as both home secretary and prime minister that i felt i wanted to draw this abuse of power, as you put it. is that something that's been ticking away in your mind o

theresa may remember her well.and proud as she called for a sensitive approach to issues surrounding gender. the former prime minister compared being asked whether she was a woke woman to having been asked in the past whether she was a feminist, adding, well, i wore a t shirt which said , this wore a t shirt which said, this is what a feminist looks like . is what a feminist looks like. really. mrs. may does a feminist support the woke idea of gender ideology with fully intact biological males who call themselves women participating in female sport and breaking all records , as does a feminist records, as does a feminist support the idea of men who call themselves women entering female toilets, changing rooms, rape crisis centres , or even women's crisis centres, or even women's prisons . crisis centres, or even women's prisons. does a feminist support the idea that lesbians are bigots or transphobic if they're not attract to a biological, male sporting an erect penis? theresa may is a feminist. is she? well with f

theresa may remember her well.and proud as she called for a sensitive approach to issues surrounding gender. the former prime minister compared being asked whether she was a woke woman to having been asked in the past whether she was a feminist, adding, well, i wore a t shirt which said , this wore a t shirt which said, this is what a feminist looks like . is what a feminist looks like. really. mrs. may does a feminist support the woke idea of gender ideology with fully intact biological males who call themselves women participating in female sport and breaking all records , as does a feminist records, as does a feminist support the idea of men who call themselves women entering female toilets, changing rooms, rape crisis centres , or even women's crisis centres, or even women's prisons . crisis centres, or even women's prisons. does a feminist support the idea that lesbians are bigots or transphobic if they're not attract to a biological, male sporting an erect penis? theresa may is a feminist. is she? well with f

"we didn't tell theresa." that it's perfectly possible for people who are working in number ten to have lots of ideas about things and only surface them when they formulated a sort of firm proposal. of course, i had discussions with them about whether or not to hold an election. and are you know, i'll be honest, i wasn't certain for quite a long and i, you know, i'll be honest, i wasn't certain for quite a long time, but there was i came to the view that the timing of the likely departure from the european union and then what would have been the next general election, was such that it would be preferable and also because we only had a small majority, it would be preferable to have an election and hopefully get a bigger majority. as you say, it didn't happen like that. there we are. that's politics. to get that bigger majority. and then that would have given us a number of years over the departure from brexit to get everything in place for people to see what that meant before the general election thereafter. i

theresa back to you guys. >> thank you. theresa, an antioch woman. he's charged with possession and distribution of child while working as a nanny in martinez. police say 28 year-old michelle hidalgo was served with a search warrant at her home where police say they found equipment used and the production and distribution of pornographic images of minors. the search came after a social media company informed police. they say that she shared child abuse materials on their platform at the time of her arrest, a is working part-time as a for the victim's family. the makes her first court appearance tomorrow in martinez. a man has been charged with murder in a case nearly 4 decades old, fred cain, who is 69 years old, now was tracked down in oregon and taken into custody last week. back in 1987 6 year-old jeremy stone or was abducted from his home in vallejo. his body was found on sherman island in sacramento county. 4 days later, last october. investigators in the da's office cold case unit sent dna from stoners autopsy to a forensic lab. and they say it

thank you, theresa. the oakland n double acp is again calling for mayor sheng thao to reinstate the former chief. the group has been vocal about their unwavering support for armstrong ever since his termination back in february. in today's statement, the naacp says too much time has been wasted playing politics while oaklanders are terrorized by violence. and while many support the oakland naacp position on armstrong, other positions taken by that local chapter or by its members are being criticized as kron four's. dan kerman tells us tonight some say the chapter has become too political and lost its way. the oakland branch. >> it's currently using its position to the legacy of the historic organization and using it as a weapon. a weapon. against their opposition. at a news conference tuesday, longtime members of the naacp >> denounced the organization's oakland chapter. i support the naacp for a while. >> but i so that they were not addressing the needs of the black community. instead, they were alignin

. - [theresa] he used to talk to joe about his problems all the time. they all were so close together, almost like brothers. (soft music continues) - joe and i met at the grocery store that we worked at together, and he would come in on his days off. - [theresa] and when he fell in love, he fell in love. that was his true love. i think it was hers, too. - what attracted me to joe was his persistence. (laughing) he just seemed like a really good guy. and he didn't give up trying to ask me out. - she was a very strong woman in a lot of ways. you would never really see them argue, you'd see them kind of bicker every now and then, but you can kind of see that becca was in charge, not necessarily joe, but they were a great couple. - joe proposed to me on christmas '99, and it was a total surprise. (rebecca gasps) is this it? - that's it, that's it right there you found it! you're the best thing that's happened to me, i just love you so much. will you marry me? - when? - will you? - yes! - oh, he even planned a big wedding, let me tell you. i don't know how m

kron four's theresa in sonoma county. joining us live from petaluma things. how look how things look there. theresa. >> well, it not of really pretty picture when you talk about air quality here and the hills of petaluma. but it has gotten better throughout the day. but when you talk about health experts, the one thing that they're really concerned about what we have this bad air as children. >> smoke can cause of a wide variety of you know, challenges with your health. it can irritate your eyes, your airways, can give you a cough most that is irritating rather than really dangerous. but for some people, particularly people have lung disease or heart disease, it can be more severe than doctor. karen smith is the interim health officer for sonoma county. the best thing that you can do if it's looking smoky or you're feeling effects is to stay indoors if at all possible, have your windows and doors closed. air quality is better indoor. if you do have air conditioning that you have the ability to set it to research delays. >> doctor smith says bad air quality ca

theresa may brought — watering down. lastly, lbc. theresa may brought in _ watering down.it means for us. will you be honest today and say getting to net zero cost britain and the taxpayer quite a lot of money? i taxpayer quite a lot of money? i don't think this is about individuals or personalities. as i said in— individuals or personalities. as i said in my— individuals or personalities. as i said in my speech, we have been talking _ said in my speech, we have been talking about net zero since 2008 and both— talking about net zero since 2008 and both parties over that long period — and both parties over that long period of— and both parties over that long period of time haven't had this honest— period of time haven't had this honest conversation with the country about _ honest conversation with the country about what _ honest conversation with the country about what exactly is involved. there — about what exactly is involved. there are _ about what exactly is involved. there are lots of reasons for that. you can _ there are lots of reasons for that. you can see — there a

but i think it' theresa may. hat really gb news viewers. but i think it' theresa may.s, is theresa may. she said to us, to us, she was very pleased with it. she couldn't change her hairdo for a because she hairdo for a year because she had go back for various had to go back for various sittings. wonder what gb news sittings. i wonder what gb news viewers it. i think he viewers think of it. i think he she liked it. it's a real portrait. i mean, she hasn't chucked on the bonfire like winston did about the winston churchill did about the famous painting that he didn't like think, yeah, like much. so i think, yeah, i think it will sit there in the offices where work often in offices where we work often in portcullis staring portcullis house, staring down for come . for generations to come. >> okay. and maybe 1 or 2 by—election results fairly imminently as well. christopher for the moment at westminster, thank taking us through thank you for taking us through that. but let's take you now up to birmingham, where to brum, to birmingham, where the council has apparently the ci

and we've got team coverage for you tonight on the air quality kron four's that theresa she's live in danville as a big homecoming football game is just about to get underway. despite the questionable air out there. but first, we're going to send things over to chief meteorologist lawrence, part of the latest now on how things are looking. yes, still hazy out there around the bay area. there's no getting around that. you can see that really well. >> this coming from mount tam look at that layer of smoke. so just above that is what we call the inversion. and that really tends to cap the atmosphere. that's kind of holding close to the surface. so that's the probably need really a change in the weather to mix that out. i think we're going to get that. the air sensors around the bay area, mostly moderate categories of smoke out there. so we have seen some improvement you can actually see across the bay today and we have been able to do that for a few days. but day after day of seeing that smoke outside the having to breathe at certainly affecting some folks around the bay area. but looks

theresa: that's very true. the best data tells stories and stories are data, and we need to do what we can to understand each other and student populations better to be able to ensure that people have equal access. just like if you can't measure gender, you look -- you can't look at gender differences. if you don't measure changes in the population, you cannot track those. i see that we have one minute left and do not want to push the bounds of this. we will be sharing out a summary of resources shared in the chat, as well as responses in the q&a. there will be a recording of this posted on the urban institute events page. we invite everyone to take a survey at the end of the event, for those who attended the event live, and we will of everyone to continue the conversation in various forms that you can, and continued the conversations in your communities and on your campuses. we wish everyone a wonderful holiday wee 18 c-span's new series,tember books thashaped america, which features 10 books thatave provoked

theresa kron, 4 news. >> all right. taking a live look outside the view from mount tam launch site might be glad invested in a new roof. yeah, not a bad idea, right? jen know one of the best meteorologist here in the bay area. and yeah, el nino is always a tricky forecast. even with the current set up right now where we could be headed to a strong may be a very strong el nino event. all right. so an el nino that is a warming of equatorial waters. you can see the reds there on the screen. things are really beginning to heat up in the equator we think they're headed in the right direction to possibly crest above 2 degrees. that is a very strong el nino event. and you can see here is the latest forecast from some of the models. you see that one purple line there in the middle there that is showing the average forecast that may be cresting just above 2 degrees. that is a very strong el nino.hem. but every year is different. we had a year back in 97 98 that season. we had a very strong el nino. you see the areas in green tha

and scott force theresa reports now health officials say they're seeing more and more people who are having health issues with all the smoke out there. >> dingy, dirty air spread across petaluma again on thursday. medical experts say that these harmful conditions are prompting an uptick in emergency statistically, there's always an increased incidence emergency room visits, not just for or emphysema, but also for heart attacks or strokes. this is a serious health condition. >> doctor thomas daily as a pulmonary expert with kaiser permanente, santa clara, he says bad air quality is not something to brush aside. >> the poor air quality is a serious, health risk fire smoke from fires. we are being exposed to particularly matter. he says, if you must be outside, consider wearing 95 mask. wearing masks is better than nothing. it's just barely better than nothing. >> the number one recommendation is avoid exposure. so this means staying indoors do not go outdoors at petaluma high school thursday. the football team was out practicing having light duty. the superintendent tells kron 4 news t

remember, theresa me up to that. signed zero by 2050. remember, theresa méup to that.by 2050. remember, theresa méup to that. but he signed zero by 2050. remember, theresa méup to that. but he says signed zero by 2050. remember, theresa me up to that. but he says the ed us up to that. but he says the government has not been honest about of its about the costs and trade of its green policies. >> jeremy hunt and home >> so jeremy hunt and home secretary suella braverman both gave thoughts. gave their thoughts. >> incredibly proud be >> i'm incredibly proud to be the country that reduced the country that has reduced emissions more any other emissions by more than any other that net zero into law that past net zero into law before any other major country. and only yesterday the prime minister said we will continue to reduce emissions. but we need to reduce emissions. but we need to do so in a way that is proportionate and pragmatic and carries our families with us who are finding life extremely difficult at the moment. it's also right that we put economic growth and househ

theresa kron. 4 news. >> be interesting to see what happens around here look live coit tower. >> getfriday evening. people are starting to head out for the weekend el ninos on lawrence's mind right now. yeah, you know, really fascinating watching these patterns are really changes everything not just for the bay area. >> but all around the globe. it can change the weather patterns, how things will work out in the bay area still remains to be seen. but what we're talking about, el nino, we're talking about a warming of equatorial waters and that really starts to change jet stream. and that makes big implications all around the globe. you can see right here beginning to this. the very latest image. you can see the red here. that's what we're really starting to warm up at the equator. now, the very latest forecast on the on the annual event shows arise. you can see the purple line here. this the average temperature expected during the only that peaks just over 2 inches. that would be a very strong el nino event. should that occur now we've had these events before. we had a fantastic one

here at stenson ph theresa stasi. back to you, theresa. the county have the resources. >> to get heavy equipment out there to tow the boat to the parking lot so they could break apart. why could they help him get something to tell his boat out into the water? >> well, the county said that it wasn't their problem. they gave him enough time. there was a gofundme for him to raise funds so that he could, you know, pay for a tugboat. the one question that i was always kind of curious about justine is whether or why not the coast guard didn't get involved. but it was on county land. and so it was always up to the boat owner to get the boat off. it came to a point where i understand according to other people that the boat was not seaworthy, that it had got a lot of water in it. so it wasn't really clear whether if they ever got the boat back into the water rather, he could actually sale of back to seattle from where is from so a lot of unanswered questions in regard. but it didn't seem that it after he got it stuck there in the beginning or the e

. >> kron four's theresa stasi o has that story >> and this disease leptospirosis it spread through your and contact with your this sea lion carcass was about a half mile from the main entrance of dorne beach ranger station in sonoma county. >> it is one of nearly a dozen that have washed ashore in the last few so. >> it's not unusual for us to see some sort of uptick in sea lion strandings live and dead this time of year and some years we see a intense pulse like we are right super britain is with the california academy of sciences. >> she helps coordinate response teams perform necropsies on dead sea life including see lines, although they have not been out to door in beach, they have responded to other similar cases in san mateo county with love. >> people to contact us when they see dead marine mammals because we come out and examine them by animals die. so they're they're going to wash ashore on the closest most of the time we're seeing a higher numbers down here, the south of the mateo county because it's adjacent to on, you know, a while and where there's a very hall out californi

back to you guys. >> thank you, theresa.ning now, community members in oakland are holding a vigil for a 4 year-old maya correia who was killed while riding in a child seat on the back of her father's bike on lakeshore avenue happen when a man sitting in a parked car by the lake suddenly opened the driver side door without looking allegedly and hit the pair, knocking them into oncoming traffic, killing maya kron four's amanda hari live for us in oakland with the latest on this very tragic story. amanda. >> very tragic people are here morning, but they're also talking about ways to make the streets safer. subtle things like this don't happen again. you can see all the people discussing those types of many - things discussing putting in barriers to make things safer. so that bikers don't have to worry about these types of things happening. this vigil is to honor 4 year-old maya korea. she was killed when a driver of a parked car open the door in front of her father's bike causing them to crash. she did go to the hospital was s

i thank you, theresa. we're going to check in with lawrence now get confirmation about the weather laurent. yeah, it should be a much better improving today, although very hazy out there in spots looking out over san francisco, you can see it there looking from sutro tower. we've still got. >> plenty of haze across our bay. the one thing today i noticed you could actually see across the bay something we have been able to do for a couple of days. but the weather pattern is about to shift gears. and yes, we're talking about the possibility of rain, but not just yet. >> could be more about the winds that really help to clear out the atmosphere as we head throughout the weekend outside right now, you can see just how hazy it is as we look toward the golden gate bridge, if you can make that out. we've seen some ships going beneath that. the boy, it's hard to with all the haze out there. but as we head through the night tonight, we'll still see plenty of haze around the bay area. you can see the center is pickin

take the violent scene is hoping that the video will lead to justice being served our conference theresa joins us now live in the studio with more on this tree. pick of the oakland resident says that she's really taken back by what happened in front of her this morning. >> for a moment, she says that she froze and then she pulled out her phone to capture the crime. >> this was the first time i saw something like this happened and i looked to the right and i see this man break into the car. for a second. i didn't understand what was happening because it was so smooth so quick could right. chartres says that for a moment she couldn't believe what she was seen. >> a crime taking place feet away from where she was walking her dog piedmont avenue by fenton's ice cream shop in oakland around 11:00am thursday morning, fearing for the 2 fenton's workers safety. she had the record button on her phone. >> i was worried. i was worried that it's this man gets into a scuffle. what that the pass and i don't know. >> but then. >> the thief took adds to his car and then by that. but by that time, he got

kron four's theresa has the story. >> former oakland police chief leronne armstrong speaking out today saying that he is waited a long time. >> for this moment, from onset of this that >> was not guilty of any of these allegations. that the facts will come out in this case. and when the facts to come out, i felt like i would be vindicated in today's that vindication. former oakland police chief leronne armstrong addressing the findings of a judge handling his administrative appeal, claiming that the more than 50 page. >> detailed report was critical of his firing and called into question the accuracy of the investigation and to his handling of an internal affairs case. >> really, the clearly says i did not engage in policy violations. i did not have any issues around in the statements that were made regarding i mean, that investigation were unfounded. newly elected oakland mayor sheng thao place. then chief armstrong on administrative leave. >> the move followed a report conducted by a law firm commissioned by the federal monitor that oversees yokum police department for the last sever

so curious, theresa. on report, that's for sure. the chief tells me that for 8 months he has been fighting to clear his name. finally what this report out. >> everyone can finally see his truth. front and center and the more than 50 page report the hearing officer, a former judge states that the report, quote. >> contains no basis for discipline of chief armstrong and that the credibility fines in the report are not germane to the issues under review. i think it's important that the public. >> you know, knows that i you know, i've been vindicated that all of the allegations that were made against me what overturned. and they were proven to not be accurate. >> i sat down tuesday with former oakland police chief leronne armstrong to discuss the hearing judge's report of his appeal concerning his termination. last february. the firing came after an outside agency hired by the federal monitor overseeing the department conducted an investigation following to misconduct cases involving a seargent. armstrong has maintained that he took a p

our first theresa has more now on what happens next for the family left behind. >> they was the best that up for you. it's for real. you. van der gallon is talking about her daughter along a gallon and her grandson. >> a lot was shot and killed last thursday while she was working at the toyota dealership in albany. authorities are calling it a domestic violence case. the family disputes that saying that the alleged shooter and alana were no longer together. they were focused on being co-parents of their 7 year-old son, king walker. >> can take whatever she be a work. it's cloudy saying what is gallon says a lot of work for 3 years for toyota to support the 2. she says her daughter spent all of her free time. caring for king left to go get >> deal retama love. take me to the store but they knew was that the e he to get some loves sports. you love basketball, footbal. >> gallon is set up a gofundme to try and help out grandson in this crisis. >> therapy. growing up life, etcetera, >> she says grandson misses his mom. a lot roller like up up and down. we had >> out here with that, the c

. >> fire season and it's caught for theresa reports. city officials hope that the problem could be solved in the goats can resume their work. >> this video captures the moment about 2 weeks ago when more than 300 votes arrived into bron known as grass guzzling machines. the goats were brought in by the city to eliminate weeds in open space in order to reduce potential fire fuel. however, soon after getting going on the land, the goats got sick. >> we're still sort of investigating what the real root cause was because obviously everyone was shocked. it. rapidly. they seem be having trouble. and am jack ryan is to bronze mayor and total. 14 goads died. >> 15 more got sick capra, environmental swooped in and brought the herd back to their stables. a spokesperson says that their vet examined to the animals to figure out what went wrong. what do know for sure? is that and just it wasn't a predator and it wasn't some other environmental talks. so it's definitely something but >> we still don't. what exactly know what than seems to be this iss

her mother is still trying to come to terms with her death are crawford's theresa stasi, who has more now on what happens next for the family members in mourning. >> my daughter was the light up a room type of person. she was quiet. she was ourselves. it was all about her and her >> yvonne doug allen is talking about her daughter along a gallon and her grandson. a lot was shot and killed last thursday while she was working at the toyota dealership in albany. authorities are calling it a domestic violence case. the family disputes that saying that the alleged shooter and alana were no longer together. they were focused on being co-parents of their 7 year-old son, king walker. gallon is set up a gofundme to try and help out her grandson in this crisis. >> their p. growing up life, etcetera, them to remember my and they're beautiful young. >> mother who loved child infectious smile. it just mile heard impose her smile. everything in the woman who left. this urban left, child. i just want them them to remember her smile. and i was never going to parting he's is a law is. and she says the

thank you, theresa. staying in oakland now a homicide investigation is underway after a person. >> was shot early this morning. that person was found just before 05:00am on the embarcadero in oakland near jack london, aquatic park and nido's backyard. police say the victim was taken to the hospital where they died from their injuries. this investigation is ongoing. >> 2 construction workers robbed at gunpoint in piedmont. and now police are looking for 2 suspects were caught on camera making off with the workers tools. kron four's gayle ong joins us from the newsroom with details on this case. scale. >> grant police say the construction workers were not hurt and the suspect stole tools from them. well, they were working at a home and then they took off this construction crew had private security on site 2 days after 2 of their workers were rob just down the street. piedmont police are looking for the people in these photos accused of robbing the workers at a home on estates drive near hampton road tuesda

our conference, theresa she is in sonoma county. a live for us right now from petaluma >> i'm vicki and grant. we are here in the hills of petaluma. as you can see behind me, not necessarily a pretty picture when we talk about the air pretty up here. but you get the point. health experts say that although it did improve today, the current conditions or something to pay close attention to. whether you are out playing sports, walking or shopping. the bad air quality was a topic of conversation this wednesday in the north bay. honestly, i think a native to this area, i don't smell the so that's probably where i would start to. >> limit my outdoor activities. lindsay vino gratton, who is a nurse was out on the walk today while she is not worried about the air causing her problem. she does understand it may be harmful to others. >> smoke can cause of a wide variety of you know, challenges with your health. it can irritate your eyes, your airways, can give you a cough, you can have a scratchy throat trouble breathing. most that is irritat

theresa stasi, a kron. 4 news. back to you guys. all right. a time of need indeed. thank you, theresa. >> a student at freedom high school in oakland could face felony charges after punching their principal several times earlier this week. it happened while the principal attempted to break up a fight. our first political has that story. >> freedom high school is working through what principal doctor steven morris says was a low moment for the campus in oakley tuesday. but he says all of the good things happening at the school will eventually outweigh the bad. i love it here. i i love my job. they that there's not a job that's more fun than than working with kids every day because they are going to change the future. and i truly believe that before classes started tuesday morning tomorrow says the teacher flagged him down in the quad, letting them know 2 students were involved in a verbal altercation nearby when tomorrow tried to de-escalate the situation by pulling wants to do away from the other. he and the student fell and the other student punched him 4 times. on

interest and theresa stasi. back to you guys. >> thank you, theresa. take a live look outside. talk about the >> weather. and you always remember your first. rain of the season. >> and we had it here. but more importantly, the series rainstorms isn't that helping the firefighting efforts up nor yeah, really helped. they got a significant rain. we kind of cut the trailing edge of this front, but they have upwards of an inch and a half 2 inches in some spots as much as 4 inches of rain on some of those active fires. so that's good news for all in the bay area. hey, we have some rain out there as well. skies clearing out, though, very nicely now. beautiful. look over downtown san francisco. you've got some blue skies. the air quality, of course, looking much better. but this storm system very impressive looking storm this early in the season september. how about that? and we've got one little more swirl that's about to make its way onshore. that is going to head a little further north. so we're not going to see the effects of that. exactly. so we had a rain overnight, though, into

. >> as kron four's theresa tells u.s., health officials say they're starting to see more people trying to get care due to troubling breathing conditions. >> dingy, dirty air spread across paddle loom again on thursday petaluma high school. the football team was out practicing having line duty. the superintendent says that they are be mindful of the warnings and encouraging avoiding any vigorous activities. but one doctor says any activity outside can be risky, especially for kids. kids alongs are still developing. so they're still particularly sensitive. >> too small to exposure. this is a good time to not have outdoor recess to having kids doing their athletic activities until the air improves. >> doctor thomas daily is a pulmonary expert with kaiser permanente. santa clara, he says bad air quality is not something to brush aside. >> the poor air quality is a serious, health risk fire smoke from fires. we are being exposed to particularly matter. that can be inhaled. it causes inflammation in the lungs. he also says that if you must be outside, consider wearing an n 95 mask. regardles

sounds like it. >> theresa staff, so thank you for that live report. i know you have more for us tonight at 5, 6, and in the meantime, the oakland police commission is meeting tonight and on the agenda. it's supposedly extending the term of the interm chief saying that that person can serve beyond 6 months. the commission will also get an update from staff on the search for a permanent chief. oakland mayor sheng thao has said that she will declare a state of emergency at the top 3 candidates for chief are not given to her by the end of the year. the police commission is set to hold this meeting virtually tonight at 5.30. we'll also see if they addressed what has unfolded today with the former chief and what the mayor is now saying. but there's also more fallout right now after the city of oakland missed a deadline to apply for millions of dollars in state money to address crime kron four's haaziq madyun tells us what some community leaders want to see happen now. >> oakland got nothing. i must say it again. oakland got nothing. the oakland naacp and ot

back to justine theresa, thank you. more roads are reopening as crews worked to patch up a large sinkhole in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood. that hole caused by a water main that broke overnight on sunday. >> crews have patched up and phil, that sinkhole, they also work to clean up the mud and water damage at homes and businesses. there and also repair green and film our streets where that water main burst, it will likely be several days before the work on fillmore street is finished. if you have damage to your home or business because of this, you should contact the city attorneys claims office. we'll get our first check of the forecast here, 3 with a live look outside and san francisco sunny and breezy out there today. we have kron four's gayle ong here with to go over the weather forecast for the rest of the afternoon. high. go. >> hello, justine. hello, everyone. well, we certainly had a warm and sunny day today. you can see skies over in san jose, but a different story over at the coast as coastal clouds s

theresa may and boris johnson.elling author and newspaper columnist rebecca reid. now, sometimes it seems like the weather is our only defence against the relentless invasion of our southern border with sunshine , always followed with sunshine, always followed by an unmanageable influx of illegal migrants. but with rishi sunak refusing to take the drastic action needed by leaving the echr and introducing a turn back policy, political commentator and author douglas murray has come up with what i think ingenious solution think is an ingenious solution for the small boats emergency himself writing stop sending the migrants to corners of liverpool . i'll work out the parts of the country that are most in favour of illegal migration. islington spnngs of illegal migration. islington springs to mind and send the illegal migrants there when their streets are full of the consequences. they might realise the basic fact of all you the most basic fact of all you cannot put this off till tomorrow. now, murray's brainwave might

and that's got them theresa may.he state that they're in today. >> tories the >> are the tories still the nasty party? >> ashley well, if we were, we wouldn't in power. wouldn't be in power. >> i say we oops, i just let yeah, we wouldn't, we wouldn't have won the vote, would we? and we won majority up we and we won the majority up north, which used to be labour. so can't be that nasty. we so we can't be that nasty. we must something right. must be doing something right. >> you go. well, look, >> so there you go. well, look, it's opinions. do it's all about opinions. what do you the tories still you think? are the tories still the party market? the nasty party market? gb news.com are the supermarket. aldi become a sniper from aldi has become a sniper from the side, becoming the uk's fourth largest grocer as it opens hundreds of more stores in wealthier areas . aldi has wealthier areas. aldi has hoovered up customers from traditional supermarkets , traditional supermarkets, including the art market ones . including the

theresa may and boris johnson.tselling author and newspaper columnist rebecca reid. now, sometimes it seems like the weather is our only defence against the relentless invasion of our southern border with sunshine , always followed with sunshine, always followed by an unmanageable influx of illegal migrants. but with rishi sunak refusing to take the drastic action needed by leaving the echr and introducing a turn back policy, political commentator and author douglas murray has come up with what i think ingenious solution think is an ingenious solution for the small boats emergency himself writing stop sending the migrants to corners of liverpool . i'll work out the parts of the country that are most in favour of illegal migration. islington spnngs of illegal migration. islington springs to mind and send the illegal migrants there when their streets are full of the consequences. they might realise the basic fact of all you the most basic fact of all you cannot put this off till tomorrow. now, murray's brainwave migh

the former prime minister, theresa may.of three turbulent years in downing street. it is instead an argument, an argument that too often in britain we see, in the words of the title, the abuse of power. theresa may. welcome to political thinking. thank you forjoining us. very good to join you. were you not tempted at all to write a book full ofjuicy indiscretions, attacks on your enemies and self—justification? no, not really, actually, i have to say. i mean, the trouble is, i'm not that great a fan of political memoirs. and i think often... well, i'll either be one of two things, won't they? they will be full of juicy, juicy bits and pieces, or they'll be just very straight and often quite bland in a sense. but i wanted to get, as you say, get an argument over, because i'd seen certain issues as both home secretary and prime minister that i felt i wanted to draw

may we can change the law. >> thanks to theresa may we can cha does he law. >> thanks to theresa mayay we can cha does this fit within that? >> does this fit within that? >> does this fit within that? >> yes, because as i'll tell you what, the lights will be out this winter and now they're already probably already saying they probably won't because have more won't be because we have more energy you know, it's energy security. you know, it's all protesters all very well these protesters saying we have to saying this is what we have to do, they have no plan on how saying this is what we have to do heat they have no plan on how saying this is what we have to do heat this have no plan on how saying this is what we have to do heat this country, plan on how saying this is what we have to do heat this country, how on how saying this is what we have to do heat this country, how ton how to heat this country, how to light this country. no, they're talking spouting talking and spouting and campaigning of campaigning from positions of zero responsibility and yet there's an important by—election

under the leadership of theresa and union employees. we had to mission in minds! and thank you roland pickins. i called you. you anyhow that call was coming you took on daily responsibility, leading the change. you truly went above and beyond. thank you. and you know i don't i feel like with roland and the team it does come to minds the quote from st. francis do what is necessary then possible and soon you will do the impossible. i feel like this reflects the ethose you and your team brought to this work. [applause]. most of all we are grateful to our residents and their families. who despite uncertainty in the situation were supportive of us. gave us the reason and will to succeed. and if you stay patient centered you keep resident in mind the work will take care of itself we went become to when is benefit for the residents of lug laguna honda this is why laguna honda represents the best san francisco and why we work so hard and success have gone low for our residents, fells and our city. thank you, and i would now like to turn it over to city attorney david chu.

there is an legally binding policy by theresa - legally binding policy by theresa may who said we wouldtting emissions, we cut 48.7% emissions down from 1990, thatis cut 48.7% emissions down from 1990, that is quite rheumatic, better than most g7 economies in the world. we are doing quite well. when rishi sunak talks about the uk leadership on the issue, we have been very good on the issue, we have been very good on climate so far. haifa on the issue, we have been very good on climate so far.— on climate so far. how damaging will it be to that — on climate so far. how damaging will it be to that position _ on climate so far. how damaging will it be to that position that _ on climate so far. how damaging will it be to that position that the - on climate so far. how damaging will it be to that position that the uk - it be to that position that the uk is at the moment in a leadership role, it is deemed he is going to be watering down some of these pledges? there are a number of voice of looking at this. the first point is, he is considering these different things, we don't know what he wil

theresa may and ended up and is novcan the board. theresa may and ended up and is novcan we board.and ended up and is novcan we not|rd. theresa may and ended up and is novcan we not on well, i just >> can we not on well, i just want to ask matthew, who obviously about these obviously knows about all these things more than i do, you things far more than i do, you say the decision say that you think the decision was by a junior person. was taken by a junior person. >> allowed to be >> why was it allowed to be taken now? >> that is the question. >> that is the question. >> absolutely. authority from higher and how junior higher up and how junior management fails because management fails because managem seem to have reversed. >> apologies if someone from the bbc watching this bbc is watching reversed this decision. six music decision. chennai six music should reversed it this should have reversed it this afternoon that. should have reversed it this aftethey1 that. should have reversed it this aftethey haven't at. should have reversed it this aftethey haven't though. >> they haven't tho

theresa may and ended up and is novcan the board. theresa may and ended up and is novcan we board.and ended up and is novcan we not|rd. theresa may and ended up and is novcan we not on well, i just >> can we not on well, i just want to ask matthew, who obviously about these obviously knows about all these things more than i do, you things far more than i do, you say the decision say that you think the decision was by a junior person. was taken by a junior person. >> allowed to be >> why was it allowed to be taken now? >> that is the question. >> that is the question. >> absolutely. authority from higher and how junior higher up and how junior management fails because management fails because managem seem to have reversed. >> apologies if someone from the bbc watching this bbc is watching reversed this decision. six music decision. chennai six music should reversed it this should have reversed it this afternoon that. should have reversed it this aftethey1 that. should have reversed it this aftethey haven't at. should have reversed it this aftethey haven't though. >> they haven't tho

theresa may that fundamental question and theresa may but we'll that one anyway. question and theresay but we'llto come hat one anyway. question and theresa may but we'llto come tonight,anyway. question and theresa may but we'llto come tonight, what y. question and theresa may but we'llto come tonight, what is still to come tonight, what is charles rage? have you heard of this, charles rage? and why are motonnay service stations having to bringing the heavies to stop ev owners fighting ? you're with ev owners fighting? you're with the saturday five live on . radio. >> welcome back to the saturday five cheers for your company and cheers for your emails as well . cheers for your emails as well. >> adams written in. first of all, i'm going to read this one out. emily his five is in the post because he said that actually he's loving the fact that his favourite gb news show is two hours tonight. what more can i possibly say? could have written that myself . written that myself. >> did you? i didn't. >> did you? i didn't. >> i promise i didn't actually write it myself on the maths discussio

and people theresa may's book.ly , she's been doing a lot of interviews and it's been really, really interesting because she's talking about her focus isn't so much about her career . it's much about her career. it's about the scandal she had to deal with . deal with. >> yeah. people >> yeah. and some people unkindly suggesting liz truss's book be a pamphlet rather book might be a pamphlet rather than anyway , there we are. all than anyway, there we are. all that to come . what's coming out that to come. what's coming out next on news patrick next here on gb news patrick with you? what's in store? >> patrick? >> patrick? >> great show, guys. thank you very that. yes, loads. very much for that. yes, loads. i've exclusive you, i've got an exclusive for you, which brits being which is about brits being forced live in an forced to live in an uninhabitable shipping container . owners in ealing . i mean, it's . owners in ealing. i mean, it's an absolute shocker. i'm kind of blowing the lid off that one three till six. i'

yes i'm joined by the singer theresa bazar . joined by the singer theresa bazar. hello, theresa.ely to be here. >> my god, i remember dollar back in the day. that was that was able moment in was an increase able moment in time, it? how old were time, wasn't it? how old were you?i time, wasn't it? how old were you? i was like, i can't remember. was i ten, 12. no no, no. i was probably older than that. 23. >> who's count? >> who's count? >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> you don't know? we don't care i >> -- >> that's emma em >> that's the truth. talk to me about your your about your. your life, your career, canadian born . i've career, your canadian born. i've always wanted to canada. always wanted to go to canada. do connection in do you have good connection in canada still family >> i've still got some family there. but i there. i was there. but i was there. i was born very and born there but very little and brought back uk . and i'm brought back to the uk. and i'm a really ? cotswold a cotswold girl really? cotswold country girl. yeah. so country girl. yeah. yeah. so what wa

black sea fleet in crimea — causing a large fire at a shipyard in sevastopol former prime minister theresa says the uk would have been better under her brexit deal. we'll bring you more on the flooding in libya shortly, but first, the north korean leader kim jong—un and the russian president vladimir putin have finished talks at the vostochny space centre in the far east of russia. a video of mr putin welcoming mr kim was published on the kremlin�*s official telegram channel. it's the first trip abroad the north korean leader has made in four years. further video was shared, showing the pair touring the vostochny space centre. the us believes mr kim is preparing to sell russia the ammunition and artillery it needs for its war in ukraine. in return, he was expected to ask mr putin to share advanced miltary technology. one of the areas where kim is struggling to make progress is his space programme. he has tried to put a spy satellite into orbit twice in the past six months and failed. live now to our seoul correspondent, jean mackenzie. it correspondent, jean mackenzie. all ended with a d t

prime minister theresa may telling bloomberg her brexit deal would have been better for the u.k.one struck by boris johnson. catch the full interview at 9:30 am u.k. time on bloomberg television. a quick check on the markets, you are starting to see commodities in the green. there is concern about what those lng strikes in australia would have a readthrough. plus it is ecb day. a lot of green on the screen, all subject to -- stay with us, this is bloomberg. ♪