too— political programmes. —— theresa may. threatened it and thought it doesn't appear to _ threatened it and thought it doesn't appear to be threatened it and thought it doesn't appearto be in threatened it and thought it doesn't appear to be in with the government. if it appear to be in with the government. if it doesn't _ appear to be in with the government. if it doesn't agree with the government it should not be penalised, it's there for everybody and is _ penalised, it's there for everybody and is a _ penalised, it's there for everybody and is a valuable resource.- and is a valuable resource. thank ou ve and is a valuable resource. thank you very much — and is a valuable resource. thank you very much indeed. _ and is a valuable resource. thank you very much indeed. we - and is a valuable resource. thank you very much indeed. we will. and is a valuable resource. thank l you very much indeed. we will take that vote of confidence from you both. we will finish on an alarming story from the sunday times. drinking recycled sewa

neither did theresa may, but now she is all the ra-e theresa may, but now she is all the rage again —cause there are no easy solutions to the problems we're seeing _ easy solutions to the problems we're seeing elsewhere in the papers, i think— seeing elsewhere in the papers, i think they've sort of thought because _ think they've sort of thought because margaret thatcher could tackle _ because margaret thatcher could tackle similar crises, if they sort of said _ tackle similar crises, if they sort of said they're thatcherite, they will have — of said they're thatcherite, they will have the same result. although there _ will have the same result. although there has— will have the same result. although there has some similarities, i'm not sure if— there has some similarities, i'm not sure if it's _ there has some similarities, i'm not sure if it's going to be quite that simple — sure if it's going to be quite that simle. �* , , ., simple. it's interesting that the oint simple. it's interesting that the point yasmin — simple. it's interesting that the point yasmin just _ simple. it's int

theresa may decided we could _ police officers. contributing. she was warned by her chief profitable and her chief— by her chief profitable and her chief inspectorate. i don't know if crime _ chief inspectorate. i don't know if crime is _ chief inspectorate. i don't know if crime is rising in every category, but we _ crime is rising in every category, but we are — crime is rising in every category, but we are not solving is... almost certainly _ but we are not solving is... almost certainly because they don't have enough _ certainly because they don't have enough staff. no certainly because they don't have enough staff-— certainly because they don't have enou:h staff. ., ., , ., , enough staff. no end of story when it comes to — enough staff. no end of story when it comes to meghan _ enough staff. no end of story when it comes to meghan markle. - enough staff. no end of story when it comes to meghan markle. the i it comes to meghan markle. the duchess of collusion is what the sun says. this is more interview with the cut in the uni

as the afghan capital cobble was taken. johnson's predecessor theresa may suggested the prime minister had hoped on a wing and a prayer. it'd be all right on the night in afghanistan and warned the u. k. now faces and increased terror threat due to the taliban and things were no better for the administration at the forefront of it all. the survey conduct to before the u. s. military pullout was completed, also finds that 69 percent of the public says the united states mostly failed in achieving its goals in afghanistan. the public is also broadly critical of the biden administration's handling of the situation in afghanistan. 42 percent, say it has done a poor job. decades went by trillions of dollars were spent. nearly 200000 people were killed all for the most well funded, most well equipped military in the world to fall before a ragtag insurgency. that in the end was more determined to win. many thanks for joining us. hiwassee international went back in 30 minutes with a ah ah, with that said that we stood up almost a year with the clinical with only to challenge your shame. actual

not the first time that a british politician of this level is shaking a nuclear club, and both theresa mayd boris johnson have announced the possibility of launching nuclear strikes on russia, by itself, such rhetoric discourages the british public. why threaten a country with a huge nuclear potential the english edition of the daily mail regularly acquaints its readers with the possibilities russian sarmatians, for example, this is an excerpt from the april article. western military experts have stated that the sarmat is more than capable of delivering 10 or more nuclear warheads and decoys. enough to one blow. erase the face of a territory the size of britain or france britain's nuclear arsenal currently stands at 225 hall brook warheads with a yield of about 100 km but ready for use. 120 all of them are located on the sides of three vengard-class submarines, of which on the combat there is only one on duty at all times. in total , only 40 warheads loaded into american triden missiles are available at any given time. 2. this, of course, is a serious power, but the uk's nuclear arsenal wa

not the first time that a british politician of this level is shaking a nuclear club, and both theresa mays johnson have announced the possibility of launching nuclear strikes on russia, by itself such rhetoric discourages the british public. why threaten a country with a huge nuclear potential, the english edition of the daily mail regularly acquaints its readers with the capabilities of the russian sarmatians, for example, this is an excerpt from april article. western military experts have stated that the sarmat is more than capable of delivering 10 or more nuclear warheads and decoys. enough to one blow. erase the face of the earth a territory the size of britain or france britain's nuclear arsenal currently consists of 225 hall brook warheads with a yield of about 100 km, but only 12 are prepared for use. all of them are located on board three vengard -class submarines, of which there is always one total in only 40 warheads loaded into american triden missiles are available at any given time. 2. this, of course, is a serious power, but the nuclear arsenal of great britain was never ca

look at theresa may's net migration target, for instance, and immigration has been _ for instance, andin because of the leadership contest, because it is a matter— the leadership contest, because it is a matter that seems to be a great importance — is a matter that seems to be a great importance to conservative voters, taken _ importance to conservative voters, taken seven back members, as well as those _ taken seven back members, as well as those who— taken seven back members, as well as those who do— taken seven back members, as well as those who do not vote themselves —— to conservative members... they want to conservative members... they want to discuss— to conservative members... they want to discuss it _ to conservative members... they want to discuss it again, to try and garner— to discuss it again, to try and garner more votes. it does have echoes— garner more votes. it does have echoes of operation red meat, when boris _ echoes of operation red meat, when borisjohnson was echoes of operation red meat, when boris johnson was clinging on echoes of operation red meat, when borisj

as the afghan capital cobble was taken. johnston's predecessor, theresa may suggested the prime minister had hoped on a wing and a prayer, it'd be all right on the night in afghanistan and warned the u. k. now faces an increased terror threat due to the taliban and things were no better for the administration at the forefront of it all. the survey conducted before the u. s. military puller was completed, also finds that 69 percent of the public says the united states mostly failed in achieving its goals in afghanistan. the public is also broadly critical of the biden administration's handling of the situation in afghanistan. 42 percent, say it has done a poor job. decades went by trillions of dollars were spent. nearly 200000 people were killed all for the most well funded, most well equipped to military in the world to fall before a ragtag insurgency. that, in the end, was more determined to win. there's more special coverage to come on. the carrick withdrawal from afghanistan here on our tea in the next month. but for now, you can read extra stories on our web page and social media, an

not the first time that a british politician of this level is rattling nuclear batons, and both theresa may announced the possibility of delivering nuclear strikes on russia of course, and the latter received a harsh response from our colleague, the host of the program news of the week dmitry kiseleva it would seem that the topic can be closed. why threaten endless russia with nuclear weapons while sitting on a generally small island, the island is so small that only one is enough to drown it once and for all, everything is almost more than calculated by the british themselves, so that no one is offended by radioactive ash, citing journalists from the english mail willa stu. about the russian sarmat missile the world's most powerful deadly new hypersonic weapon is capable of bypassing us missile defenses and destroying an area the size of a verse the size of or england but not for a sheet of rhinestones will have to explain reality again. london russia is not a threat britain's nuclear arsenal currently consists of 225 warheads, such as a hobbrook with a capacity of about 100 km, but only 1

the case is serious enough that it has been raised by both theresa may and borisjohnson as recently asenies allegations of torture. the new part here is that reprieve and redress, human rights organisations, have gone very carefully through a report by the intelligence watchdog, which oversees the work of mi5 and mi6, and they are convinced that this story matches up a case where a tip—off was given by mi5 and mi6 to the indian authorities, which ultimately led to his arrest. i put it to the foreign office, if it is not the right man, now is the time to tell us, because we will look idiots. all they have said is that it would be inappropriate to comment on an ongoing legal case. make of that what you will. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. british airways says it will cut around 10,000 short—haul flights to and from lomndon�*s heathrow airport between late october and march. the airline said the move is aimed at minimising disruption over the winter and some long—haul flights will also be affected. heathrow has struggled to cope with rising passenger numbers and

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his cases been raised more than once by british prime ministers, theresa may and borisjohnson as recentlyove this because of the party parliamentary group on extraordinary renditions of said in the last couple of hours is that this does appear to be a breach of government rules namely that britain shares information with friendly nations of which india is one. but there's a serious risk of torture or maltreatment of an individual, they are not allowed to share that information and in my six and in five made it clear, they should've learned their lesson after cases like, this is a distant part of the liberal islamic fighting group and they assisted in the rendition back to libya where he was tortured and he survived that and documents were found in the ruins of the intelligence headquarters of gaddafi saying that mi six had been complicit in his torture. in britain's attorney general had to stand up and say, we are really sorry. fullapology, stand up and say, we are really sorry. full apology, will not happen again in the packed lawyers and to mi five and mi six and they're supposed to, ev

theresa may, during a similar leadership race, was working flat out and got out a lot of important policy budget policies during that period, so there's absolutely no reason why the government could not be going full throttle at the moment. just very briefly, whoever wins this race, it will be an extraordinarily difficult, challenging time to take over as prime minister at this country at a time of such economic peril. yes, incredibly difficult. and we are in real danger of going into a prolonged recession. inflation is far too high, but at the same time, we're going to have to put more money into economy in order to support the very poorest. we are struggling to get growth off the ground, and we are in the serious risk of inflation and recession, and we haven't seen this on this scale for many years. ukraine says it has broken through the first line of russian defences near the city of kherson, beginning its much—anticipated counter—offensive in the south. it says fighters from the self—proclaimed donetsk people's republic and russian paratroopers who supported them have retreated. there

the case is serious enough that it has been raised by both theresa may and borisjohnson as recently ass, have gone very carefully through a report by the intelligence watchdog, which oversees the work of m15 and m16, and they are convinced that this story matches up with a case where a tip off was given by m15 and m16 to the indian authorities, which ultimately led to his arrest. i put it to the foreign office, if it is not the right man, now is the time to tell us, because we will look idiots. all they have said is that it would be inappropriate to comment on an ongoing legal case. make of that what you will.— just weeks after england's women became euros champions, striker ellen white has announced she is retiring from football. the 33—year—old manchester city and england international scored a record 52 goals for the lionesses. jo currie reports. a dream come true. just over three weeks ago ellen white helped lead the lionesses to their most historic achievement when they were crowned european champions at wembley. a moment that will live long in the memory. but today, white brought

his case has been raised by both theresa may when she was prime minister and borisjohnson.family. we spoke earlier to his brother gurpreet. over the last five years we've had literally about ten calls with him. that's not enough. we don't get to know how he is. we rely on the high commission that goes to meet jagtar and whatever feedback we get from them is what we are relying on. we don't get to hear from jagtar directly. isa is a reason why this is reprieve and cut redress, two human rights institutions, have uncovered what they call compelling evidence that british evidence job to men, they call compelling evidence that british evidencejob to men, gave evidence to the indian authorities partially leading to his address —— it was a british evidence that dobbed him in. i have heard from the all parliamentary group on extraordinary rendition, they said the government's own positions on torture which are designed to ensure the uk is not involved in it appeared to be bridged, parliament and the public cannot have confidence the uk is not involved in kidnap and torture. pretty

when theresa may was prime minster, she asked what's the naughtiest thing you ever done.aying, when i was a little girl i ran to the field -- [ laughter ] she was then teased for being boring. here we're seeing someone being teeced. >> there's a huge gap. i am sort of impressed with her energy level. if i make it past 10:30 on a saturday, i'm feeling like wow. i really hit my stride. >> i'm with you on that one. i don't mean to be the naysayer here. you can have a private life but not in a public resident. i said i prefer margaret thatcher. i stand by that. it's not sexist. >> you know what, lot of people saying she's getting criticism for this because she's a woman. if a man did this, the criticism will be just as bad. >> no. people will be like, that looks like fun. >> how many americans are looking at this going, i really want to check finland out. >> she is very pretty. >> fun-loving. that have such a lust for life. i said yesterday on faulkner focus, he was talking about the finnish language. he said discovering finnish like discovering a wine cellar filled with bott

theresa may on a similar leadership was working flat out and got out a lot of important education budgetthe moment.— throttle at the moment. just very briefl , throttle at the moment. just very briefly, whoever _ throttle at the moment. just very briefly, whoever wins _ throttle at the moment. just very briefly, whoever wins this - throttle at the moment. just very briefly, whoever wins this race i throttle at the moment. just very briefly, whoever wins this race it | briefly, whoever wins this race it will be an extraordinarily difficult, challenging time to take over as prime minister at this country at a time of such economic peril. country at a time of such economic eril. , . , , ' . �* peril. yes incredibly difficult. and it we are in _ peril. yes incredibly difficult. and it we are in real— peril. yes incredibly difficult. and it we are in real danger— peril. yes incredibly difficult. and it we are in real danger of- peril. yes incredibly difficult. and it we are in real danger of going i it we are in real danger of going into a prolonged recession. inflation is far too high and at

it could allow for earlier isolation and theresa may and maybe even help identify other infections thet have. right now kareas testing is in use in bay area hospitals including kaiser permanente's and the teaching hospitals here. the company hopes to expand those tests into the public sector. >>> let's take a live look this morning at san jose. setting up for a look at the weekend. >> i like it. kari, we see the tech museum there in the distance. lots of things going on. >> the jazz festival happening in san jose this weekend. if you're looking for something to do with the family on saturday morning, we have the keep the ocean beach clean event. there will be a lot of cleanup events around the bay area. meet up at the ocean beach cafe at 10:00 in the morning. it's going to be in the low 60s. make sure you're wearing those layers. if your weekend plans take you to south lake tahoe, it's going to be a great weekend. the mornings start out in the mid forlts on friday but head for 81 degrees. we'll see low 80s throughout the weekend and a lot of sunshine. in big sir this weekend, we'll see

theresa may — who was prime minister before him — reportedly did the same.gencies having over three years to investigate". we've also been hearing from the local mp where his family live. when jagtar whenjagtar singh when jagtar singh johal for got detained by the whenjagtar sinthohal for got detained by the authorities, since that time he has seen three british prime ministers, but before. four foreign secretaries, the present foreign secretary is likely to be the next president. the prime ministers but to be appointed says they want to have an alliance of democracies posting road in india is one of those so—called democracies and for the prime minister, likely liz truss to speak up on behalf of those who believe in international law and make sure that they don't have charges of nearly five years, to bring them home. next, let's get the analysis from our security correspondent frank gardner. britain's intelligence agencies share intelligence sometimes with partner agencies and from the countries of which india is one. they are not going to comment on this t

not the first time that a british politician of this level is rattling a nuclear baton, and both theresa mayibility of delivering nuclear strikes on russia of course, and the latter received a harsh response from our colleague, the host of the vesti program weeks dmitry kiseleva it would seem that the topic can be closed. why threaten endless russia with nuclear weapons while sitting on a generally small island, the island is so small that only one bunch of sarmatians is enough, in order to drown him once and for all, everything is already almost, as moreover, it was calculated by the british themselves, so that no one would be offended by the radioactive ash , citing the journalists of the english business mail willastert about the russian sarmat missile, the most powerful in the world. deadly new hypersonic weapon capable of bypassing us missile defenses and destroying an area the size of texas or england . london russia is not a threat to the uk's nuclear arsenal at the moment is 225 warheads, of the holbrook type with a capacity of about 100 kt , but only 120 are prepared for use. all of

examined by consumer officials and his case has been raised more than once by the british minister, theresa may unless it is proved otherwise it does this have the burden of proof on the government to disprove this because what the all—party parliamentary group on extraordinary rendition has said in the last couple of hours as this does appear to be a breach of government rules, namely that britain obviously shares information with friendly nations of which india is one but if there is a serious risk of torture or maltreatment of an individual they are not allowed to share that information. mi6 and mi5 should have learnt that lesson after certain cases, one involving a libyan dissident who mi6 insisted in his rendition to libya but he was tortured and he survived that and documents were found in the ruins of gaddafi's headquarters proving mi6 had been complicit in his rendition and torture. that was investigated, the attorney general had to tell parliament to apologise and the pipe lawyers and to mi5 and mi6 and everything was supposed to be done by the book so i am quite surprised this has hap

remember how it happened under angela merkel, still unforgettable, when theresa may, criticizing brexit won't give up hers to anyone. yes, she's maneuvering now. and she is maneuvering very well now, this shows, he does not supply weapons, he supplies something there, well, not really, uh, funding has been cut off and so on. yeah, they're looking to see who wins and it's likely that they'll join russia here and here's an interesting point, uh, which is probably, yes, most likely unrelated to this situation. but, when i finished talking yesterday, it’s just about this very map, e, which yes, so far, is in the head of some polish politician there. uh, but yesterday, when i was finishing up, it's a very interesting perspective to talk about, but if things start to change, so these boundaries are changing. this suggests that the post-war structure of the world is no longer relevant and a new one must be born from somewhere, and then we are talking about the kaliningrad region, which is for some new one. eh, some kind of germany is not like the kaliningrad region. and this is, as it were, ea

theresa may scotched it.ishers here, told parliament she paid police officers. she was found not guilty of doing that in court, or of any misconduct, but several police officers were prosecuted, and other public officials. i don't think the society of editors, who are very close to newspapers, which were engaged in this trade news uk, the mirror group also involved in this illicit information network, until we have truth and reconciliation we cannot trust motor for either the press or the police. you cannot trust motor for either the press or the police.— cannot trust motor for either the press or the police. you are talking about the different _ press or the police. you are talking about the different relationships i about the different relationships that they have been police and journalists. i was interested in the aspect on whistle—blowing in particular because you say it will not stymie whistle—blowing because you say that you believe police who whistle—blower would not put themselves on the register. if

interesting thing is to remember how it happened under angela merkel, still unforgettable, when theresa may that germany had very big views of europe and that she would not give up hers to anyone. yes, she's maneuvering now. and now she is maneuvering very offshore this shows well, he does not supply weapons , he supplies something there, well, not very much, uh, funding has been stopped and so on. yes, they're looking to see who wins and it's likely that they'll join russia here and here's an interesting point, uh, which is probably, most likely, unrelated to this situation. but, when i finished talking yesterday, just about this very card, which, for the time being, is in the head of some polish politician. uh, but yesterday, when i was finishing up, it's a very interesting prospect. about which you can discuss, but if everything starts to change, so these borders change. this suggests that the post-war structure of the world becomes irrelevant and a new one must be born from somewhere, and then we say that right here, the kaliningrad region , which is for some new. eh, some kind of germa

, including authority to extend the filing deadline and quote, victory says that she may seek legal recourse. theresa kron, 4 news. >> candidates to be the next mayor of oakland will be taking part in a non-partisan for him. the center for elders, independents will host the candidates next tuesday at the laney college theater. it starts at 6. the candidates will talk about things including senior health care, housing and public safety. the search continues for 14 year-old lyla. patrick. the team from pleasant hill has been missing since last saturday. police say she was last seen in oakland's wearing pajamas, possibly with a friend and heading to antioch investigators searching for her in all 3 cities. her classmates at college park high school in pleasant hill are circulating photos on social media in hopes of finding her. >> it's knowing that we're missing a student news, but it doesn't count takes away from the whole spirit that we're trying to have to have. you know that about her when she comes back, she's going to be supported by the student body. we're going to be there for her. her family is

parliament on this issue and called it a criminal cover—up on an industrial scale and that led to theresa mayt of their own. i hope in time there will be full reparation, notjust for the victims who are being compensated today but for everybody who has suffered. if compensated today but for everybody who has suffered.— who has suffered. if this is the first step. _ who has suffered. if this is the first step, what _ who has suffered. if this is the first step, what is _ who has suffered. if this is the first step, what is the - who has suffered. if this is the first step, what is the final- who has suffered. if this is the i first step, what is the final step? you have mentioned corporate manslaughter charges before. i believe there is evidence people were put at risk knowingly and were not informed about the risks. they were just given these products, blood products, even though it was known in the authorities that there were considerable risks. i have evidence that medical records were amended, deleted, withheld. it is serious. that is what i said to the public inquiry. i have had to think

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, including authority to extend the filing deadline in, quote, victory says that she may seek legal recourse. theresa kron, 4 news. >> and candidates to be the next mayor of oakland will be taking part in a nonpartisan forum. the center for elders, independents will host the candidates. this is a next tuesday at the laney college theater that begins at 6. the candidates will talk about things, including senior health care, housing and public safety. tonight, san francisco district attorneys says that she has no plans to have her prosecutors seek cash bail, except in limited misdemeanor cases. brooke jenkins is modifying policies when it comes to asking judges to keep defendants locked up prior to their trial. >> disproportionate impacts that cash bail had on mainly communities of color. it, you know, it's people who are socially economically disadvantaged course, which oftentimes correlates with communities of color. and that's something that i did not want to ever reinstate for that reason. >> in the new policy cases involving violence, assault and threat could lead to a perk pre trial detention req

, including authority to extend the filing deadline in, quote, victory says that she may seek legal recourse. theresas independence will host the candidates next tuesday at the laney college theater. you can see that information on the screen there. this starts at 6. the candidates will talk about things including senior health care, housing and public safety. south san francisco police are reporting an alarming increase in dui arrests. kron four's. he's seeking a dune, spoke with them about what they're doing to help. keep buzz drivers from getting behind the wheel. >> you're looking at a photo of a vehicle on the train tracks here in south san francisco. the adult male driver was arrested for being under the influence. police say the timing was very fortunate because these train tracks are active. 24 hours a day. >> if there was a it would have been. catastrophic. >> it happened in the overnight hours saturday near south linden avenue at dollars street investigators say officers from a neighboring police department followed the vehicle into south city. were officers there assisted in making the tha

, including authority to extend the filing deadline in, quote, victory says that she may seek legal recourse. theresa kron, 4 news cleanup efforts are underway at a homeless encampment in sausalito after the city. >> cleared it out last week in exchange for leaving residents of the camp that main ship park were given up to $18,000 each to. use it to find new housing. the city first opened the area to unsheltered people back in 2020. but about 6 months ago the city declared a state of emergency after they say, quote, dangerous activities were reported at the encampment today. a neighbor told kron 4 they have mixed feelings about the camp being cleared out. >> the beginning things were neat and clean because they just arrived. but, you know, i walked by here every day and slowly, you can just see a lot clutter and dirt and smells and it would just get to the point where it was so overwhelming. it's really it's a sad situation. i just don't know what the solution is. >> at this point, it is unclear when the park will reopen. the city is still working on a full cleanup plan. >> a scary afternoon for home

, including authority to extend the filing deadline in, quote, victory says that she may seek legal recourse. theresa kron, 4 news. >> candidates in the running for mayor of oakland will be taking part in a non bipartisan form. the center for elders, independents will host the candidates next tuesday at the laney college theater starts at 6. the candidates will talk about things including singer, healthcare housing and public safety. so make sure go and visit if you are interested in these new candidates, 6.11, right now. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. police are arresting more people for drunk driving will tell you how they're doing it. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for late

, including authority to extend the filing deadline and quote, victory says that she may seek legal recourse. theresa kron, 4 news. candidates in the running for mayor of oakland will be part in a non partisan form. >> the centers for elders independence is going to host that candidate next tuesday at the laney college theater. it starts at 6. the candidates will talk about things including see your healthcare housing as well as public safety. so make sure he marked on your calendar. it's 5.11. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news police have arrested more people now for drunk driving. how they plan to stop. >> these accidents from happening. and you might noticed brown water or whats going green cody point why san mateo county officials are saying stay away from the water. and take a closer look at president biden's student at president biden's student debt relief plan. nobody's ever made breakfast as good as wendy's new homestyle french toast sticks. i've never had french toast this good. not in my life. better than mine? mom. i uh. come on. ya know. these and yours? it, it's... it's...? ans

defendant victories right to be on the ballot as well as quote, victory says that she may seek legal recourse. theresa kron, 4 news. well, candidates in the running for mayor of oakland will be taking part in a knot. >> partisan form, the center for elders, independents will host the candidates next tuesday at the lane college therter. start to 6. the candidates will talk about things including senior health care housing as well as public safety. >> 8.11, and last call is going to stay 02:00am. and california state senator scott wiener's plan to try to extend the hours for alcohol sales has failed to pass the state assembly. he was trying to get this bill through that would allow bars in san francisco, oakland in l a to extend until 04:00am on the weekends. but he's tried this in the past. this one also was defeated. opponents have argued that it would be bad for crime and drunk driving. take a look at this. this is what's actually left in back yard in san jose after a vegetation fire started on the side of 6.80, and spread onto the property on east and drive. this happened yesterday afternoon. flames

, including authority to extend the filing deadline in, quote, victory says that she may seek legal recourse. theresaakland will be taking part in the nonpartisan forum, the center for elders, independents will host the candidates next tuesday at the laney college theater. it starts at 6 o'clock. the candidates will talk about things including senior health care, housing and public safety. >> the search continues tonight for 14 year-old lyla patrick. the teen from pleasant hill has been missing since last saturday. police say she was last seen in oakland wearing pajamas, possibly with a friend possibly headed to antioch. so investigators have been searching for her and all 3 cities. her classmates at college park high and pleasant hill have been circulating photos on social media in the hopes of finding her. >> just knowing that we're missing a student news, but it doesn't become takes away from the whole spirit that we're trying to have to have. you know that about her when she comes back, she's going to be supported by the student body. we're going to be there for her. her family is going to be the

, including authority to extend the filing deadline and quote, victory says that she may seek legal recourse. theresa kron, 4 news candidates in the running for mayor of oakland will be taking part in a non-partisan for the center for elders, independent. >> will host the candidates next tuesday at the lady college theater. it starts at 6. the candidates are going to be discussing things including senior health care housing as well as public safety. >> time now is 7.10, and all california bars are going to continue to close at 02:00am by law. state senator scott wiener tried again to get that changed and extend the alcohol sales past. 02:00am for another couple hours. but the bill failed. it would have allowed bars in san francisco, oakland in l a >> to stay open until 04:00am on the weekends. but to a lot of pushback from people who are against this saying that would increase drunk driving accidents and bad behavior and be dangerous. so again, it failed to pass. we'll take a look at this. this is what's left of a back yard in san jose after a vegetation fire started on the side of 6.80, and spread o

lauren says that there may be a cool down at some point, right back let us hope, ok? thank you, theresa. >> meantime, a statewide flex alert is being issued to urge residents to reduce their energy use to protect the power grid. cal, iso officials say that the flex alert is in place tomorrow from 04:00pm to a 9 tomorrow night. officials say during that time resident should set their thermostat to 78 degrees or higher if health permits that is avoid using major appliances and turn off all unnecessary lights. and with dangerously high temperatures in a lot of parts of the bay area. it's important to obviously stay safe and >> know the signs of heat related illnesses, especially if you're taking care of older folks. so we want to look at the differences between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. according to the cdc. now somebody with heat exhaustion is likely going to feel some degree of dizziness. you know, they're going to be thirsty a know your hot here. a lot of sweating. you might feel nauseous. and just general weakness. so the cdc says those symptoms can get worse and then eventually

scene right at the time of the murder kron four's theresa has the pictures of the vehicles and also a plea from oakland's police chief for other drivers who may have seen what happened to come forward. >> the vehicle that we would like to speak to or the occupants of that vehicle is a white tesla four-door vehicle with distinct characteristics. our investigators are seeking to identify and speak with the occupants of that vehicle. here's another picture of the car. oakland police are asking the driver or passengers to please come forward >> the murder of chinatown dentists lily shoe the latest heinous crime to rock the little saigon neighborhood. it was less than a month ago uber driver was murdered on a sunday morning. 2 people have been arrested as you can see in this surveillance video released by opd on monday, there were many cars that passed buys. the suspect got out of the white lexus reportedly tried to rob shoe when she resisted. she was brutally shot multiple times and died at the hospital. we protect those that were involved in this crime. but there was >> an individual that was in the car. she was not alone. that individual did se

people may be happy, but there may be some disappointments as well very much so i think if the result goes is pretty much everybody expects it to, which is, you know, they're theresa president routes. i was always going to be some protesting kids to move and in, you know, some areas of nairobi, the informal settlements, i should say. but this division and the campaign refusing to sign and calling a press conference to denounce everything is going to raise tension and significantly so it's going to be difficult much, i'm afraid. ok, charles hornsby will leave it there for now. thank you so much for speaking to us from nairobi just once again. these are the light pictures from inside the election commission center where things appear to be calm now. but in the past half hour or so, there were scuffles inside the center because presidential results were meant to be announced about 2 hours ago. but there have been delays and officials from right loading us camp have made allegations of rigging. and we've also heard that for can you vote, officials have themselves rejected the results? they're citing an opaque process. we're going to take a short break on al jazeera, b

theresa kron, 4 news. >> the cdc released new data today detailing the spread of monkeypox. the information was collected between the 17th of may through july 22nd. according to the report, 99% of cases reported were from men. 94% reported male to male contact. the majority of patients reporting reported having multiple partners and the majority of patients reported having rash, a rash is rather on their genitals. >> in the east bay, oakland, lgbtq centers helping in the fight against monkeypox offering another option to get the vaccine since last week. the centers, glenn burke wellness clinic has been giving out shots. this is appointment only on tuesdays and fridays. >> both feel a lot more comfortable coming to the lgbtq center here in oakland because it an lgbtq space. that's a safe space for our community where we've already help people with sort of services and other other resources. >> they have been vaccinating about 40 people a day but say about 800 people are registered and that number does keep going up. in fact, it is expected to top 1000 next week. san francisco has just received more than 10,000 doses of monkeypox

theresa kron, 4 news. the cdc released a new report on monkeypox today. the agency gather data from cases reported in the u.s. this year between may 17th and the july 22nd. they found that 99% cases where men 94% reported male to male contact. and most of them did have multiple partners. the majority of patients have rashes on their genitals. the second most common symptom is a rash on the arms. health officials say that they want to balance giving factual information. well, avoiding stigma. >> now that makes mention about the importance of considering reducing the number of partners and also considering a as partners. the most important thing is to let people who have the knowledge and how about bucs transmits and give them advice if they can make decisions that are the right ones for that and to their community. >> the deputy coordinator of the national monkeypox response says that it's still possible to contain the outbreak and the risk to the general public is still low. there are more than 7,000 cases around the country. no deaths have been reported. the status aids foundation is looking for health care volunteers to help adm