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theresa may.ch that l minister theresa may. there are| things in the king's speech that i doindeed things in the king's speech that i do indeed welcome, some of them which may not have been spotted, like it is proposed to amend the investigate tree powers act which was a very important piece of legislation, ground—breaking when it was brought through, but it is right that we look again as things develop to make sure we are having the legislation to keep us safe and i welcome the references to taking more action on child sexual abuse including grooming which i think is particularly important, and having seen and long thought we need to have an equivalence between academic and technical vocations i welcome the intention of the government of doing just that. indeed i welcome the ambition that government has expressed, its need to take long—term decisions, because good government is not about grabbing at short—term decisions to get a headline, it is about doing what is in the national interest and in

theresa stasi, back to you guys. thank you, theresa. and later on in crawford is at 5. but residents in contra costa county. >> they're taking legal action against the martinez refinery for releasing chemicals into the community. what residents hoped to get out of this case in court. that is coming up in the next half hour. >> the attorney of david de pap the man accused of attacking former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer and the state prosecutor are set to meet for a pretrial conference tomorrow morning. this is an effort to try to see if the case could be settled outside of court on the state charges. the paps already been found guilty on federal charges in last year's attack. at the pelosi's san francisco home. he's also facing a slew of state charges. paps attorney adam lipson talk to reporters outside the courtroom today after the meeting about a pre trial date to discuss the possibility of a settlement. >> he's already been convicted federal charges. he's facing a lengthy federal sentence so anything's possible. >> today the judge set a trial da

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theresa back to you guys. write for theresa. we'd see how this all works out. >> congresswoman anna eshoo introducing a bill that aims to fight domestic through technology. >> the bill is called tech safety for victims of domestic violence, assault and stalking act. it would authorize a doj department of justice run pilot project to establish more tech enabled abuse clinics and create a grant program that would help train nonprofits in colleges and how to support abuse victims. this can range from using social media to specialty spyware apps, according to a 2021 study, 97% of programs providing support to domestic violence victims mention that the abuser used tech to stock, harassed or control their victims. if you or anyone, you know, is a victim of domestic violence, you can visit our website for a list of domestic violence shelters in the bay area or you can call the national hotline. the number is on your screen. 807, 9, 9, 72. 33, it is a 24 hour hotline. evacuation orders are lifted in contra costa county this evening afte

we just saw theresa may cameron.heresa may she's on the second row next to bofis she's on the second row next to boris johnson . liz truss also boris johnson. liz truss also there. despite her brief moment in office. s and then behind them, we're going to be seeing key members of the cabinet. we're going to be seeing the secretary of state for defence grant shapps and others. as well find . ray . to ray.to >> hello there. good evening . >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey here. your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. many of us will be waking up to a very unsettled start to the new working week and that is due to storm of low storm debby. this area of low pressure is very quickly pressure that is very quickly going to deepen overnight and into tomorrow, producing some very strong winds, particularly directly flank directly on the southern flank of northern of of that for northern areas of england, the england, coastal areas of the irish sea. throughout this evening, we do have one band

reporting live here in a rented theresa stasi. back to you. guys can imagine people are still on edge tonight. thank you reset. >> east bay mother has been arrested accused of exposing her toddler to fentanyl. fremont police say sophia gaston llovera drove for 23 months old to a hospital in october because the baby was unresponsive, not breathing. and the child died at the hospital. police say their investigation revealed the presence of fentanyl. >> in a room that the >> they be shared with his mother. the woman now faces murder charges. to the north bay. now santa rosa police say they found 2 people dead at an apartment complex on range avenue. >> just north of the charlotte, charles and schulz museum at this time. police say that nothing compare suspicious about the deaths, but they are investigating. we'll certainly update you on this story as soon as we learn more. the apec conference kicks off saturday in san francisco and most of the chatter about the event has understandably been focused on things like, you know, traffic security heada

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theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> thank you. theresa in the north bay, a 14 year-old is recovering after being stabbed at santa rosa high school. and so the second stabbing recent time the stabbing happened this morning during a fight between 2 students in a letter to parents, the school's principal says the fight started before classes this morning near the football and baseball fields. according to the principal, one of the students at a large kitchen knife tucked in his waistband, which was used to stab the other student in his side and back the student was stabbed, called a family member, was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police say they are continuing to investigate. take a look at this new video showing a road rage encounter and tenants say that ended with a dog that had to receive emergency medical care. >> it happened on november. 11th near the capitol expressway and tully road in san jose. police say that the men seen here exiting a car. initiated road rage on another car with a man woman in

theresa may >> oh, she did not.ration was lower under theresa may than under suella structured brexit tried to stitch with stitch the country up with a dodgy under theresa may than under suella braverman. dodgy under theresa may than under siella braverman. dodgy under theresa may than under si would averman. dodgy under theresa may than under si would argue an. dodgy under theresa may than under si would argue that >> no, i would argue that actually jeremy hunt and rishi sunak wetter sunak are proven to be wetter than not as and than and not as pocket. and that's suella that's why actually suella braverman anything braverman can't get anything through. but benjamin butterworth i actually think that you must be looking at the scenes that we've seen on our streets today and saying, you know what, she's quite right. suella no, it's like, you know, peenng suella no, it's like, you know, peering into a parallel universe where ben says that she's hitting all the right notes and everyone agrees with her. >> well, there wa

david cameron had said if had been theresa hadn't, if david cameron had said if theresa jeen theresahad said if theresa may theresa hadn't, if david cameron had said if theresa may had esa hadn't, if david cameron had said if theresa may had said no, may. if theresa may had said no, bofis may. if theresa may had said no, boris back, which i might have preferred all truss or liz preferred all liz truss or liz truss. brilliant. yes >> that conference >> back about that conference speech saw then course speech we saw then of course that conference defined by that conference was defined by axing leg to manchester. axing the hs2 leg to manchester. that was attacked at the time by david cameron. if you remember, he tweeted today's decision on hs2 was the wrong one. it will help the of those who help fuel the views of those who argue that we can no longer think for long term as a think or act for long term as a country, that are heading in think or act for long term as a cou wrong|at are heading in think or act for long term as a cou wrong direction. heading in think or act for long term as

theresa may >> oh, she did not.ild. >> immigration was lower under theresa may than under suella structured brexit tried to stitch with stitch the country up with a dodgy under theresa may than under suella braverman. dodgy under theresa may than under siella braverman. dodgy under theresa may than under si would averman. dodgy under theresa may than under si would arguean. dodgy under theresa may than under si would argue that >> no, i would argue that actually jeremy hunt and rishi sunak wetter sunak are proven to be wetter than not as and than and not as pocket. and that's suella that's why actually suella braverman anything braverman can't get anything through. but benjamin buttennorth i actually think that you must be looking at the scenes that we've seen on our streets today and saying, you know what, she's quite right. suella no, it's like, you know, peenng suella no, it's like, you know, peering into a parallel universe where ben says that she's hitting all the right notes and everyone agrees with her. >> we

so it suggests maybe theresa may a maybe theresa coffey may have a new government.. we don't know and was know what it is. and she was tipped by many people, including me, to be removed from government in this reshuffle that the case. it may that may not be the case. it may be the sackings are be normally the sackings are done behind the scenes the done behind the scenes in the pm's parliament, pm's office back in parliament, where like can't where where people like me can't see and shout cheeky questions at them. so let's wait and see how ends up. are how that one ends up. but we are waiting immediately david waiting immediately for david cameron, the comeback of all comebacks come to past comebacks to come to walk past us secretary us here as new foreign secretary and his in and take his seat in king charles street. few charles street. surely a few yards away from where i'm standing. so no no sign yet, but it is quite interesting. i think this he's going to have to this is a he's going to have to get to the house of lords. >> chris, a bit quick because he's have t

thank god for theresa. big dreams and big ideas of not going one nursing home at a time but thinking how to unite all the nursing homeworkers in minnesota, 25,000 at a nursing homework force standards board and theresa will tell us the story about it today through a conversation between she and i. tell us about your job and why is this standards board such a dream of yours? >> thank you for the introduction. the standards board united all of us workers every single worker in a nursing home, not just c.n.a.'s, not just nurses, not just unions. we gave nonunions a voice because we are under the standards board that brought us all together. we used our voice to get this going. testified before congress. the senate and the house in minnesota, how our work loads, short staffing, long, horrible hours and hopefully with the standards board, they will help protect us as workers and not just nobody, you know. just a few like nurses and c.n.a.'s held everybody else. it takes every single person in a nursing home to m

theresa may carried on as an mp so make _ theresa may carried on as an mp so make no— theresa may carrieding for is a very— you know, it is very interesting for is a very interesting move by receipts— is a very interesting move by receipts in egg and you will feel emboldened by it. i'd met with the interesting, isn't it? to have both of them _ interesting, isn't it? to have both of them around that cabinet table. there _ of them around that cabinet table. there will— of them around that cabinet table. there will be questioned today about, — there will be questioned today about, you know, rishi sunak painting — about, you know, rishi sunak painting him as a change candidate, that he _ painting him as a change candidate, that he is— painting him as a change candidate, that he is offering something different and yet bring back the man who started some of their recent chaos— who started some of their recent chaos within the conservative party lry chaos within the conservative party by calling _ chaos within the conservative party by calling that referendum on break said. �* . , , by calling t

was chancellor, just like theresa may's government did in 2017. _ like theresa may's government did in_ 2017, and david cameron did in 2014, just like the _ 2017, and david cameron did in 2014, just like the conservative manifesto promised _ just like the conservative manifesto promised in 2010. and it's a metaphor— promised in 2010. and it's a metaphor for how our country has been _ metaphor for how our country has been run — metaphor for how our country has been run for— metaphor for how our country has been run for the last 13 years. the cameras _ been run for the last 13 years. the cameras get — been run for the last 13 years. the cameras get called, the press release — cameras get called, the press release is _ cameras get called, the press release is written, all smiles for the photos, and then it's back to westminster, job done, rinse and repeat _ westminster, job done, rinse and repeat it's— westminster, job done, rinse and repeat. it's a story you see right across _ repeat. it's a story you see right across britain. infrastructure projects. _ across britain. infrastructure pro

valley water has begun working on the santa theresa water treatment plant. customers in this area of san jose, it's a large swath of san jose, it's where 17 and 85 meet all the way to the end of alma din expressway. the santa theresa water treatment plant will be offline while valley water does its work. that area we mentioned will be getting locally sourced ground water instead. the agency also says it's working on the pipes that deliver the water. >> we're also doing some infrastructure work with our pipelines that deliver the water to our retailers, so while we do this important work and are getting in there, there may be a source change of water for some of our retailers. >> the water is perfectly safe to drink, but admit it's likely to look a little cloudy at first. it may have a different taste. the change is expected to last for about six months. >>> also tonight, ski season is officially here. the first tahoe resort is now open, and more will follow in the days ahead. behind me, drone video from mount rose shot earlier today. here's the same view fro

he has been much more behind—the—scenes than other former prime ministers like borisjohnson or theresa him leave the black door behind me, crossed over the street to go to the foreign office, which isjust over the route from here, to take up his new role. james cleverly now replaces suella braverman at the home office and a bit of musical chairs. he has no left the foreign office to take up debris. earlier, ispoke left the foreign office to take up debris. earlier, i spoke to a former special adviser at the home office to get her reaction. this special adviser at the home office to get her reaction.— to get her reaction. this has not been the start _ to get her reaction. this has not been the start to _ to get her reaction. this has not been the start to a _ to get her reaction. this has not been the start to a monday - to get her reaction. this has not - been the start to a monday morning i think any of us expected. without the reshuffle was going to come today. i don't think many of us saw it coming before 9am in the morning, but it is a significant start with suella braverman being

i backed david cameron, i backed theresa may. i was a minister under theresa may.d i've always said publicly that i will back rishi sunak and i intend to do so. but i think, you know, he's he's navigating very choppy waters at the moment and only time will tell if this, you know, essentially you're bringing back someone who's been off the bench for seven years and actually david cameron since idolises a politics that was very much of yesterday i mean he hasn't been in government for seven years. >> yeah, absolutely . and you >> yeah, absolutely. and you know, his final act really i suppose a loss was yes. suppose was was a loss was yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> he got people are questioning how long it will be before george osborne's back for goodness sake. we'll have to wait think michael heseltine >> i think michael heseltine said bring back said we should bring back osborne. sure he did. i osborne. i'm sure he did. i think that was. osborne. i'm sure he did. i thirthatat was. osborne. i'm sure he did. i thirthat was. 5. osborne. i'm sure he did. i thirthat was. of cou

i backed david cameron, i backed theresa may. i was a minister under theresa may.and i've always said publicly that i will back rishi sunak and i intend to do so. but i think, you know, he's he's navigating very choppy waters at the moment and only time will tell if this, you know, essentially you're bringing back someone who's been off the bench for seven years and actually david cameron since idolises a politics that was very much of yesterday i mean he hasn't been in government for seven years. >> yeah, absolutely . and you >> yeah, absolutely. and you know, his final act really i suppose a loss was yes. suppose was was a loss was yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> he got people are questioning how long it will be before george osborne's back for goodness sake. we'll have to wait think michael heseltine >> i think michael heseltine said bring back said we should bring back osborne. sure he did. i osborne. i'm sure he did. i think that was. osborne. i'm sure he did. i thirthatat was. osborne. i'm sure he did. i thirthat was. 5. osborne. i'm sure he did. i thirthat was. of c

represented a large part of silicon valley for more than 3 decades of change and growth kron four's theresa doctor today about her legacy in what she's doing next. >> i think i have the most magnificent constituents peninsula and south bay congresswoman anna eshoo was elected to the house of representatives in 1992. she says when she took office, she was unique and more ways than one. it was the first time in the history of our country that a woman was elected to represent highly distinguished congressional district, silicon valley district and the first time the history of our that the woman and a democrat, the first time right off the bat, as she says that she wanted to make a difference. constituents lined up my office to sign papers, signed papers, signed papers my staff. why did they have to sign all these papers? that what you can't? it's so not allowed under law. digital signatures are not allowed. i they're going to bake in total, as she says that she got 66 bills signed by 5 different presidents. but two-thirds of my service in the congress. i served in the minority, not in the maj

theresa may was prime minister. it was a very different world back then.ifferent world back then. a very different world. what do you think may change going from suella braverman who courted a lot of headlines who courted a lot of controversy versus james cleverly. it will be a very different tone. it feels the party is moving more to a centrist position. we will see fewer inflammatory statements coming from james cleverly. he has done a good job as foreign secretary. he understands the diplomatic tones you need to take on the world stage. this will be very interesting, especially when we look at the rwanda decision, which will come through from the courts this week. and then what the government will do with that information, whichever way it goes, and how they will tackle especially my great crisis that we have. and the bigger interests around policing and the manner in which the police are dealing with protests, which are going to be ongoing. he has a very big job. it's not easy but i think his tone is going to be, as i say, much more conciliatory than w

as we're facing me, a wintry like weather from for theresa has this report along 101 in marin county. >> this is kind of one of the first rainy long, you know, weekends kind of more extended rain. so first of our first advice is start checking your part make sure mining drivers. details matter. >> when it comes to safely navigating wet, windy winter weather, you know, make sure your windshield wipers are in good condition. your headlights and taillights work. >> you know, you have good tires. all of those important things that are going to translate to being safe or out on the road >> barkley says taking some time now to evaluate your vehicle can make a huge difference down the road. speaking of which when you do world down local streets highways first and foremost, slowdown. >> majority of our wet weather crashes or incidents are caused by people driving too fast for the conditions. that doesn't necessarily mean they're speeding. >> but they're just driving too fast on wet roads and very often, too. we see things like, you know, ball tires or other vehicle maintenance issues that. >>

and mateo county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> some developing news in the this evening. an armed robbery led to a police shooting. police say that they responded to the armed robbery just before noon on sonoma boulevard between redwood street and valley vista avenue. and that led to a short chase that ended when the suspect's vehicle crashed into a car near tennessee in sonoma boulevard. a business owner in the area tells us that he saw multiple people got out of the car start running away from police. >> but they behind a lot. a lot of cops. a lot. >> and they just running a few seats. on the houses over there. and the cubs, the star, yelling on them you know, get out of there. and then that starts the shooting. >> i mean, shots that you hear these poor, 3, 4, >> police say the one was shot but is expected to be okay. this is an active and ongoing investigation. more developing news tonight. police are investigating back-to-back hit and run crashes. that happened along highway 13 in oakland. one of them killed an 18 year-old man from new york city skaters say the man wa

theresa stasi, back to you guys. theresa, thank you. oakland man faces life in prison for a 2018 double murder in antioch last week, a jury returned guilty verdicts for 40 year old. dante javan williams. >> for the killings of 28 year-old milan are one and her mother. 55 year-old belinda scott. back in july of 2018, williams traveled from oakland to antioch and shot the 2 victims because of a prior firearms conviction. williams faces life without parole. >> danville police are warning people about an uptick in crime there. police say over the past few weekends, thieves have been targeting neighborhoods during the middle of the night. stealing from unlocked cars and in some cases stealing the cars. they're reminding people to lock their vehicles, removed, valuables and secure keys. anybody who sees suspicious activity is asked to call 9-1-1. our weather time now as we get a live peek outside. it's the the golden gate bridge. it is just gorgeous in this twilight. our yeah. we've got a little bit of cloud cover there. but as lawrence was s

they deserve credit for theresa reports. they always had a place. >> we just it wasn't enforced.stevens with a marine county veterans office is determined to do the right thing for years. he has worked to locate veterans in the county. buried in paupers graves. and this is one of the bronze plaques, a number 72 and right next to his number. 96. >> and so it appears that the grid. the way the numbers are both facing great goes west with the remains underneath aim at stevens in this grassy field. now a county park in san rough out. >> however, years ago, it was the site of a mental health hospital where that runs came for care and some died being buried in the ground identified only with a small concrete stone and a number. there was no gun salute. no plaque with their name or mention of their service to the country. right at this time a week haven't found any records identify the numbers. >> with the people. but i'm hoping. when we go through the records with the death certificate. the number may be on there. this is not the first time i spoke with stevens back in 2019, the progra

theresa stasi, back to dou guys. >> theresa, thank you. the man who drove his car with his family inside off the double slide. cliff attended mental health diversion court in an attempt to get his criminal case thrown out. >> and replaced with mental health diversion or mash, but tells attorney is claiming but tell us mentally ill because of major depressive disorder today was mostly procedural setting a date for a hearing and mental health court. if the judge rules he qualifies at the future hearing the entire criminal case will be suspended. watsonville based company be farms in santa cruz county and its owner are now charged with involuntary manslaughter after a worker was killed on the job. the district attorney's office says on october 2020, 32 year-old carlos jimenez, cruz was strangled to death when his clothes got caught on a machine. the president of the company was arraigned on allegations including failing to provide adequate training to employees and failing to cover, quote, dangerous parts of the machine causing the death of m

and mateo county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> some developing news out of the lay. whoa this evening. an armed robbery led to a police shooting. police say they responded to the armed robbery just before noon on boulevard between redwood street vista avenue with lead to a short chase that ended when the suspect's vehicle crashed into a car near tennessee of sonoma boulevards. a business owner in that area told us he saw multiple people get out of that car and started running away from police. >> but they behind a lot. a lot of cops. a lot. >> and they just running a few feet. on the houses over there. and the cubs, the star. yelling on them you know, get out of there. and then that's not the shooting. >> i mean, shots that you hear all these poor, 3, 4, >> police say one suspect was shot there. expected to be okay. this is an active and ongoing investigation. >> developing news here, police are investigating back-to-back hit and run crashes. that happened along highway 13 in oakland. one of them killed an 18 year-old who is visiting from new york city. investigators say the man was wa

first theresa reports for us tonight.l was finally able to safely get shadow with the help of his pac mates. >> it's pretty crazy thing to be a part of them. we haven't had any mixes or anything too much that we have to handle. definitely lucky dog and glad to be a part of it. >> a happy ending to a wayward wolf hybrid. this is a picture of shadow with his owner moments after the 2 were reunited early monday morning in a sebastopol field. >> yeah, this he was out in a field is pat came over and he came running down. howland shadow is a 2 year-old half will have officer amalie crumb with north bay. animal services says that they were alerted about shadows escape over the weekend. how did shadow get >> yeah. so he in the kennel feeding and i guess he jumped up on the and was able to open it up. he's very smart, but they usually have a lock on it. this time he was just getting fed got out of accident. >> crump says it was a dicey situation as residents reported seeing him dodge cars. well on the run, we had them on highway 1

vice president harris: as well as to be with former prime minister theresa may and all the leaders from the private sector, civil society, academia, and our many international partners. tomorrow i will participate in prime minister sunak's global summit on a.i. safety. to continue to advance global collaboration on safe and responsible use of a.i. today i will speak for broadly about the vision and principles that guide america's work on a.i. president biden and i believe that all leaders from government, civil society, and the private sector have a moral, ethical, and societal duty to make sure that a.i. is adopted in a way that protects the public from potential harm. and that ensures that everyone is able to enjoy its benefits. a.i. has the potential to do profound good, to develop powerful new medicines, to treat and even cure the diseases that have, for generation, plagued humanity. to dramatically improve agricultural production, to help address global food insecurity. and to save countless lives in the fight against the climate crisis. but just as a.i. has the potential to do pro

a brexiteer, she quit as brexit minister over concerns about theresa may's version of the withdrawalo take maternity leave, after a change in the law was rushed through to allow it. she never hid her ambition, though, for the topjob. asked if she would run for leader here before her boss had actually resigned. i'll be straight with you, robert, yes, iwill. in the resulting contest, she came sixth, but suspicions swirled that her punchy style was, in part, about setting the ground for another run. it's the guardian—reading, tofu—eating, wokerati, dare i say, the anti—growth coalition that we have to thank for the disruption that we are seeing on our roads today. for now, suella braverman will return to the backbenches. it seems unlikely, though, that she'll do it quietly. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. it is or was a busy morning in downing street and we have gone from a morning political movements to a young football team who are on the steps for a visit to downing street. of steps for a visit to downing street. of course, there is a new team at the top now. we have a new foreign

i just don't don't know because theresa coffey's gonein know because theresa coffey's gone in and she'sg a mug in there on a sofa having a mug of i'm not sure what of cocoa. i'm not sure what she's doing. so the numbers are building of room and everyone building up of room and everyone knows how politics works. you walk through the front door of downing that's for downing street, that's for a reason. the reason is, reason. what the reason is, we're maybe to find out. we're maybe about to find out. >> not he's not walking >> so he's not he's not walking through the door to be told he's retaining his job. we can read into this that something's changing for him. well yeah , changing for him. well yeah, that's that is the convention is you go through the door for a promotion . promotion. >> you go through the back door for a sacking or you're sacked in private. i don't know if it turns out that theresa coffey and steve bartlett have been sacked . that is for me very sacked. that is for me very interesting as a watcher of this place because it shows to me that rishi sunak is keen to show his

theresa back to hugh grant. >> all right. thank you, theresa also in san francisco, 5 people had to be rescued from their apartment building this morning as flames tore through it. the fire was around 7 o'clock this morning on valencia street in the mission. firefighters say 3 people had to be hospitalized for their injuries. there is no word on what caused the fire or how extensive the damage is. 8 people potentially lost their homes in the fire in the red cross has been called in to help them. after months, even years of speculation over the fate of the oakland a's, it all comes down to one vote. major league baseball owners meeting this week in arlington, texas. and we will soon know whether or not they're signing off on the a's relocation to vegas fans are done fighting, though, the dedicated fan group oakland, 68 ce, flew a plane over the hotel where the owners are staying with a banner that reads, quote, a's belong in oakland, vote no. and in the meantime, the nevada teachers union has announced it will file a lawsuit a

hey theresa. >> and it is certainly a wicked conditions out here iran at this hour. we're here in green bread. that's 1, one you can say right behind this is a notorious spot for a lot of flooding and that really drives home the point that the chp wants to make sure that you hear their tips to make sure everybody stay safe, especially with the holidays just around the corner. >> this is kind of one of the first rainy long, you know, weekends kind of more extended rain. so first of our first vices start checking your part make sure mining drivers. details matter. >> when it comes to safely navigating wet, windy winter weather, you know, make sure your windshield wipers are in good condition. headlights and taillights work. >> you know, you have good tires. all of those important things that are going to translate to being safe or out on the road >> barkley says taking some time now to evaluate your vehicle can make a huge difference down the road. speaking of which when you do roll down local streets highways first and foremost, slowdown. >> majority of our wet weathe

they deserve kron four's theresa stasi, a reports.. >> we just wasn't enforced. sean stevens with a marine county veterans office is determined to do the right thing for years. he has worked to locate veterans in the county. he buried in paupers graves. and this is one of the bronze plaques. number 72, and right next to his number. 96. >> and so it appears that the grid. the way the numbers are both facing great goes west with the remains underneath. i met stevens in this grassy field. now a county park in san rough out. >> however, years ago, it was the site of a mental health hospital veterans came for care and some died being buried in the ground identified only with a small concrete stone and a number. there was no gun salute. no plaque with their name or mentions of their service to the country. right at this time a week haven't found any records identify the numbers. >> with the people. but i'm hoping. when we go through the records with the death certificate. the number may be on there. this is not the first time i spoke with s

minister theresa may took part in the debate.hi sunak to push the accelerator, move forward with net zero commitments. that's an area where there is disagreement. i think one thing that's notable is while the government is being criticised for not being bold enough, is not necessarily being criticised for the things that is trying to do. criticised for the things that is trying to do-— criticised for the things that is trying to do. those policies are interesting _ trying to do. those policies are interesting because _ trying to do. those policies are interesting because whilst - trying to do. those policies are interesting because whilst this | trying to do. those policies are i interesting because whilst this is the king's speech, it is written by the king's speech, it is written by the government. the environment is an area he says he feels strongly about. did that since come through in his speech? i about. did that since come through in his speech?— in his speech? i think there were a lot of people _ in his speech? i think th

so since it will say it's about 50 percent of fuel, about theresa charge during the journey, similar to the hybrid electric call, whether it's electrification on the trucks. overhead cables are used to at the moment a diesel engine is still necessary, but not so long. in 2013, approximately 3000 new 3 and for about 3 or we the and hybrid solution we'd be replace on the market. so we have a dissolution of a hybrid the we are developing the solution and right in more than one year suite to the for about 33 months in rural areas like tuscany. there's literally overhead electrification. it's too expensive. it's the same old across europe. bergosa and derenzo is about an hour away from florida. most of the trains here, older and 13, but for a few months the new blues drive has been running here to the passengers noticed the difference and more dirty bad. so add to these trains a very different memo, stables. you have a very good impression of them. so many in fact, often by these guys trying to is more comfortable and it's always on top. on some of the passengers have also noticed that th

and mateo county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> police are investigating back-to-back hit and run crashes.t happened along highway 13 in oakland. one of the crashes killed an 18 year-old man from new york city. investigators say 18 year-old our reef muhammad was a passenger in a rental car. it was hit by another car last night near lincoln avenue. chp says muhammad got out of the car after the crash and then was hit by another vehicle that drove off the driver of the rental car was not hurt. santa clara county has agreed to a $90,000 settlement with a muslim woman who said her his job. >> was inappropriately removed when she was being booked into jail last year as part of its agreement with the woman named asia. again, the sheriff's office will also work with the council on american islamic relations to better implement its religious services policy. the religious service policy allows muslim women to keep jobs or receive a jail issue. religious covering and to be searched in private or outside the presence of men. >> street parking san francisco will stay free on sundays unless voters cho

but definitely lucky dog and glad to be a part of it. >> in petaluma theresa kron, 4 news. >> the bayg to make the sport of cricket a lot bigger. san jose assembly member, cholera says plans to introduce a resolution calling for california to recognize and support the sport are ongoing. >> support starts with a resolution that at least makes the statement. state of california supports the sport of cricket and that it's important to our state and to our residents. the next step is really to look at how we better either fund school programs may be located sites. you know, that can actually host large gatherings and events. and we have some time to do that before the olympics. >> cricket will return as an olympic sport for the first time in more than a century at the 2028 olympics in los angeles. >> like cricket? yeah. it's like based pulling his bare hands? it. why not try something let's go. all right. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10 coming up next. in sports as sports night live. jason here can tell you any cricket and sports and i know that no cricket not tonight. not tonight. proba

kron four's theresa has the story. they always had a place. >> we just it wasn't enforced.n stevens with a marine county veterans office is determined to do the right thing for years. he has worked to locate veterans in the county. buried in paupers graves. and this is one of the bronze plaques, a number 72 and right next to his number. 96. >> and so it appears that the grid. the way the numbers are both facing great goes west with the remains underneath aim at stevens in this grassy field. now a county park in san rough out. >> however, years ago, it was the site of a mental health hospital where that runs came for care and some died being buried in the ground identified only with a small concrete stone and a number. there was no gun salute. no plaque with their name or mention of their service to the country. right at this time a week haven't found any records identify the numbers. >> with the people. but i'm hoping. when we go through the records with the death certificate. the number may be on there. this is not the first time i spoke with stevens back in 2019, the prog

it is not as though he has been like theresa may, sitting on the backbenches, serving as an mp.rhaps that a move to the centre is what some people are saying. it is as —— an extraordinary reshuffle. i thank per —— i think behind the big headline of his return is this constant churn. that is the big problem. with james cleverly going to the home secretary, that is eight home secretaries in eight years. in houston, one of the big significant issues and crisis facing the country, the 16th housing minister since 2010. victoria adkins, a huge promotion for her to go into health secretary, taking overfrom steve barclay, she has only been an mp for a few years. jae barclay, she has only been an mp for a few years-— a few years. joe phillips, i'm so sor , i a few years. joe phillips, i'm so sorry. i have — a few years. joe phillips, i'm so sorry, i have to _ a few years. joe phillips, i'm so sorry, i have to cut _ a few years. joe phillips, i'm so sorry, i have to cut you - a few years. joe phillips, i'm so sorry, i have to cut you off, - a few years. joe phillips, i'm so sorry, i have

a brexiteer, she quit as brexit minister over concerns about theresa may's version of the withdrawalt minister to take maternity leave after a change in the law was rushed through to allow it. she never hid her ambition, though, for the topjob.

and a number of crises and theresa may? and a number of crises including and theresa may?s. in terms of those salisbury poisonings? in terms of those periods of salisbury poisonings?“ in terms of those periods of decision—making as opposed — of those periods of decision—making as opposed to — of those periods of decision—making as opposed to when _ of those periods of decision—making as opposed to when you _ of those periods of decision—making as opposed to when you are - as opposed to when you are subsequently— as opposed to when you are subsequently secretary - as opposed to when you are subsequently secretary of l as opposed to when you are - subsequently secretary of state, can you explain — subsequently secretary of state, can you explain that _ subsequently secretary of state, can you explain that the _ subsequently secretary of state, can you explain that the latter— subsequently secretary of state, can you explain that the latter period - you explain that the latter period was the — you explain that the latter period was the most _ you explain that the latter perio

a brexiteer, she quit as brexit minister over concerns about theresa may's version of the withdrawalt as borisjohnson's attorney general. and in 2021, she became the first cabinet minister to take maternity leave, after a change in the law was rushed through to allow it. she never hid her ambition, though, for the topjob. asked if she would run for leader here before her boss had actually resigned. i'll be straight with you, robert, yes, iwill. in the resulting contest, she came sixth, but suspicions swirled that her punchy style was, in part, about setting the ground for another run. it's the guardian—reading, tofu—eating, wokerati, dare i say, the anti—growth coalition that we have to thank for the disruption that we are seeing on our roads today. for now, suella braverman will return to the backbenches. it seems unlikely, though, that she'll do it quietly. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. of course, it was the sacking of suella braverman by my name occurred this morning that triggered a very interesting and surprising day here interesting and surprising day here in downing stree

may an absolute that theresa may is an absolute shocker. of best friends >> ipp is one of my best friends in parliament. >> wow. we hopefully >> wow. there we go. hopefully it right? so who it stays that way. right? so who do you agree with after former cabinet minister andrea jenkyns became first hand in a became the first mp to hand in a letter? should there vote letter? should there be a vote of confidence the prime of no confidence in the prime minister? to the minister? let's go to the socials. lennox, formerly socials. jane lennox, formerly twitter, rishi twitter, says, i think rishi is getting unhappy getting desperate. i am unhappy that the old that he has brought in the old prime cameron prime minister cameron packed his left number when his bags and left number 10 when the went against the brexit vote went against him. a backward step and him. this is a backward step and it fare well my it won't fare well in my opinion. sacking suella was a mistake. for a couple mistake. got time for a couple more says yes, there more madeleines s

may an absolute that theresa may is an absolute shocker. of best friends >> ipp is one of my best friends in parliament. >> wow. we hopefully >> wow. there we go. hopefully it right? so who it stays that way. right? so who do you agree with after former cabinet minister andrea jenkyns became first hand in a became the first mp to hand in a letter? should there vote letter? should there be a vote of confidence the prime of no confidence in the prime minister? to the minister? let's go to the socials. lennox, formerly socials. jane lennox, formerly twitter, rishi twitter, says, i think rishi is getting unhappy getting desperate. i am unhappy that the old that he has brought in the old prime cameron prime minister cameron packed his left number when his bags and left number 10 when the went against the brexit vote went against him. a backward step and him. this is a backward step and it fare well my it won't fare well in my opinion. sacking suella was a mistake. for a couple mistake. got time for a couple more says yes, there more madeleines s

the one against theresa may and came out.member being there when you made the announcement. yeah, that's right. and i've got i've got the matt cartoon, which says letters been says 49 letters have been written by nanny problems written by my nanny problems getting . getting. >> anyway, thank you to my panel . coming up, the former lord high chancellor, sir robert buckland. and i will telling buckland. and i will be telling you on the inside you what it's like on the inside of street during of downing street during a reshuffle. the king, his reshuffle. plus the king, his majesty, celebrated 75th birthday today, but there was a certain whose absence certain duke whose absence was noted . he's pleased that the number of boat crossings is down . by boat crossings is down. by welcome back. >> i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the nation. we've been discussing whether the government is serious about tackling mass and illegal migration, and you've been sending views, robert. sending in your views, robert. why now? suell