nick thorpe, bbc news. of what's expected to be a close run—off between president emmanuel macron and his far—right rival, marine le pen, on sunday. opinion polls suggest emmanuel macron still has the upper hand, but his challenger could perform better than she did when the pair went head to head in 2017. our paris correspondent lucy williamson reports. it's a bit late for tips on how to land a punch on his opponent. after five divisive years in power, what emmanuel macron needs is to persuade voters who'd quite like to punch him to give him their vote instead. florentine and chloe are both teachers here in the suburbs of paris. they voted for mr macron last time. now, they've come to give him a hard time. le pen isjust...huge disaster, but macron is still a disaster, i think, for school and service—public, ah, for public service in france. he's killing that, step by step. florentine says she'll abstain on sunday rather than vote for macron again. i'm still hesitating. i think if i do it, i might really get

nick thorpe, thank ou.some people who went to a leaving do in downing street the night before prince philip's funeral, sources have told the bbc. the gathering on the 16th of april last year was a party forformer number 10 director of communications james slack. borisjohnson wasn't there and has so far not been given a fine. the met�*s investigation of 12 events held across government began in january. our political correspondent ione wells is in westminster for us. tell us about the significance of this. ~ i, tell us about the significance of this. ~ ii i tell us about the significance of this. ~ ii , i, , , , tell us about the significance of this. ii , i, , , , i, this. what this now tells us is that eo - le this. what this now tells us is that people have _ this. what this now tells us is that people have been _ this. what this now tells us is that people have been fined _ this. what this now tells us is that people have been fined for- this. what this now tells us is that people have been fined for tha

for now, thank you very much —— nick thorpe.mpt to remove prime minister imran khan from office. but parliament's deputy speaker refused to hold a vote of no—confidence that mr khan was expected to lose. imran khan claims the us is leading a conspiracy to remove him because of his criticism of us policy and otherforeign policy decisions he has taken. opposition politicians ridiculed the allegation, and the us has denied it. for more on this i'm nowjoined by dr akbar ahmed, who is a former pakistani high commissioner to the uk. thank you so much. a pleasure to speak to you again. may i ask you first of all, why has mr khan found himself in this precarious political position? i himself in this precarious political osition? ~ ., position? i think there were a series of mounting _ position? i think there were a series of mounting crises - position? i think there were a i series of mounting crises which position? i think there were a - series of mounting crises which came to a head in this particular big crisis, the macro crisis. the

kumasi: today, antioch mayor thorpe is about to make an announcement on staffing levels.to weeks after the da office started a criminal misconduct investigation. three pittsburgh officers have been put on administrative leave and one antioch officer is involved. mayor thorpe says he has been "committed to reforming the antioch police department since he took office." developing news in san francisco. two men are dead and two are hurt following a shooting at a playground. the men were shot just before 5:00 last night. here is abc 7's reporter with more. >> heavy police presence into the night, two people shot and killed in the crocker amazon neighborhood. the supervisor passing along information from police. >> we know there are four victims of the senseless act of gun violence. unfortunately, two have passed away. it is sad, my heart goes out to the victims and their families. >> police call to brunswick street sunday afternoon. maria lives less than one block away and is shocked by the shooting. >> i never no shootings, no police activity. i have lived here since october

today mayor lamar thorp said he is raising the level of bonuses to attract more officers. a $40,000 bonus paid over three years. >> when i announced the first reform, i said clearly and directly, that policing is the community and community is policing. >> the city of pittsburgh says three officers are under criminal investigation. >>> a bay area wide survey shows voters reached their breaking point with the homeless crisis. ann joins us live. you spoke with the council about the results. >> reporter: yeah, the results were overwhelming. bay area voters want action to help solve this problem right now. a live look at the city of san francisco where the effects of the crisis are all too apparent destroying lives and communities and costing taxpayer as billion a year. the council surveyed 1000 voters in nine bay area counties and found 86% say homelessness is worsened over the past few years, 70% say it's time to get tough on the unsheltered who refuse shelter and treatment and not allow anyone to remain on the op sng and or substance abuse disorders into conservatorship and

this morning antioch mayor thorp will update the staffing situation that's going to happen at 11:00 this morning at city hall. >>> it's 4:37 this morning. the price of pizza is going up. still ahead this morning on "today in the bay," we're going to tell you about restaurants where you can expect to pay more when looking to buy lunch. >> the reason tesla continues to fall short despite breaking records with the number of vehicles it is delivering. stay with us, you're watching "today in the bay." >>> as you're heading to work on this monday morning, let's take a look at pleasant hill, and our temperatures in the low 50s. it's going to be a windy day. at times the sun peeking out, and it will be cool wr temperatures reaching into the mid-60s. we'll talk about the warm-up in a few minutes. >> dublin, 580, moving smoothly right now. getting down here, we do have an issue on vasco road. we'll sort that out coming up. >>> good morning. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. wall street looks like we're going to open just flat, a little bit to the upside, after the s&p 500 just barely eeked out a gain f

but mayor thorpe says it's now down to 78 officers on duty with 24 on leave for a variety of reasons,and paid administrative leaves because of a recent investigation by the fbi and contra costa county district attorney's office. as we near the summer months. there is no question that we have to deal with our attrition problem and the impact of officers who are under investigation. therefore i will be beaten immediately advancing and measure that restructures our current police sign on bonuses. now under the mayor's plan, officers who come to the department on a lateral transfer could receive up to $40,000.20 dollars upon signing with the department, another $10,000 after a one year probationary period. and $10,000 after the third year with eniac police my priority is to increase our sworn a compliment with the sole purpose of maintaining high morale, sustaining public safety and making certain officers have the field support and coverage that they need and that they deserve. under the plan, academy recruits signing with any act. police can also choose to receive $60,000 toward the dow

. >> reporter: with a city approved staff of 115 full-time officers, antioch mayor laure thorpe says a 78 is not enough for his city of more than 110,000 people. two rivers attrition he is willing to spend. >> a $40,000 restriction signing bonus which is paid over a period of three years. it will also offer academy graduates a down payment assistance incentive. really have up to $60,000 towards the down payment for a home located here in the city of antioch. >> and a lot of them have quit and a lot of them are transferring to other areas going to different cities. >> reporter: but, vacant positions left by departing officers only account for part of the problem. >> at least 24 are unavailable as a result of some form of injury or administrator leave. >> reporter: 10 of those officers are on leave because of the ongoing instigation by the fda fbi contra costa county fbi district attorney's office from unspecified moral turpitude. three pittsburgh officers are also wondering instigation as well. on top of the ongoing reform efforts, antioch might also have to find nearly 40 new officer

directly from the police academy that could soon change with a new proposal from antioch mayor lamar thorpe. that increases incentives were both lateral and new police recruits lateral recruits. i will propose a 48 $1000 direction signing bonus. that's paid over a period of 3 years. sign on bonuses for new recruits from the police academy includes assistance with a home down payment where they can have up to $60,000 towards a down payment for a home located here in the city of >> yet police departments authorize budget is for 125 officers. but currently only has 115 cops in uniform. the rate of attrition is outpacing the city's effort to fill those vacant positions. and the mayor says there's something we now have another layer. >> to the staffing crisis is a result of the d a fpi fbi investigation of a number of officers here in the city of >> we had thought wouldn't elaborate on exactly how many officers are under investigation by the dea and the fbi. he would only say that currently there is a mix of officers who are available because they are either injured or would paid administrative

. >> with a new proposal from antioch mayor lamar thorpe. that increases incentives were both lateral and new police recruits lateral recruits. >> i will propose a $40,000 direction signing bonus. that's paid over a period of 3 years. sign on bonuses for new recruits from the police academy includes assistance with a home down payment where they can have up to $60,000 toward down payment. >> for a home located here in the city of yet police departments authorized budget is for 125 officers. but currently only has 115 cops in uniform. the rate of attrition is outpacing the city's effort to fill those vacant positions. >> and the mayor says there's something we now have another layer. >> to the staffing crisis is a result of the d a an fbi fbi investigation of a number of officers here in the city of >> but i wouldn't elaborate on exactly how many officers are under investigation by the dea and the fbi. he would only say that currently there is a mix of officers who are unavailable because they are either injured or would paid administrative l

. >> with a new proposal from antioch mayor lamar thorpe. that increases incentives were both lateral and new police recruits lateral recruits. >> i will propose a $40,000 direction signing bonus. that's paid over a period of 3 years. sign on bonuses for new recruits from the police academy includes assistance with a home down payment where they can have up to $60,000 towards a down payment. >> for a home located here in the city of yet police departments authorize budget is for 125 officers. but currently only has 115 cops in uniform. the rate of attrition is outpacing the city's effort to fill those vacant positions. >> and the mayor says there's something we now have another layer. >> to the staffing crisis is a result of the d a fpi fbi investigation of a number of officers here in the city of >> but i wouldn't elaborate on exactly how many officers are under investigation by the dea and the fbi. he would only say that currently there is a mix of officers who are unavailable because they are either injured or would paid administrative le

earlier our correspondent nick thorpe was in budapest, outside mr 0rban�*s party headquarters.tem is based on a mixture of first past the post and proportional representation. in terms of the individual constituencies, 106 individual constituencies, fidesz, mr 0rban�*s party, is ahead in 87 and the opposition are ahead in 19. that's on the basis of 67% of the votes counted. whereas on the party lists, fidesz has 56% to the opposition�*s 32%. and there's also something of an upset, an interesting result here. the far right mi hazank mozgalom, 0ur homeland movement looks set to get into parliament, with over 6%. so at the state of the evening, with well over half the votes counted, it looks like it will be a landslide victory for viktor 0rban and certainly this would be a remarkable achievement, four consecutive terms in office, if, of course, with the caution, if this is confirmed with the official results. what does it mean for the kinds of policies that viktor 0rban would pursue if he is re—elected, given that he has had this fairly combative stand—off with the eu over the way

so in ravens thorpe, a $111.00 millimeters of rain within 24 hours. that was good enough to make it, it's waste april day on record. so things are drying off now across western australia, some showers are moving across the bite in toward the southeast. so along coastal areas of victoria also showers in the forecast across tasmania. the rain has made a clean sweep of the north island in new zealand, so we're back into the sunshine of forget spin with a high of 18 degrees. next stop, we're going to southeast asia. let's focus on indo china, some bursts of rain to be expected across vietnam. but it will be dry in bangkok that's going to allow your temperature to lift to $37.00 degrees. china looks like this. we've got somewhat weather for central areas dipping down towards south. it's really knocked back those temperatures in grey lin, to just 18 degrees and a typhoon steering east of japan. but here's a pain. it's still going to give us a feet of rain for that east coast, including tokyo and for sure, it's going to bring up those waves, so weather alert

our correspondent nick thorpe has the latest from budapest.aying turn out half an hour before the polls closed was 68% so we are expecting about 70% turnout, pretty high, the same as it was four years ago but certainly no votes actually counted yet and no indication yet. what we are also hearing from previous polls and from information gathered in the course of the day, to put it that way, is _ probably 5.3 million people had voted in this election. given the country is normally pretty divided equally, 2.6 million to 2.6 million, so those undecided votes will make all the difference today. talking to people across the country, it is really very unclear what will happen at all tonight. over to my left here is what they call the vale in budapest, the fidesz election headquarters, and in another part of— town not far from here is the headquarters of the party opposition challenging fidesz in the selection. the transport secretary has said the uk will not be considering energy rationing — as some european countries are — because of the pressure on

the bbc�*s nick thorpe is in the capital budapest and has more. 199 seats there. in the last 12 years the leader has been unchallenged. his fidesz party has enjoyed a two thirds majority which has allowed them to do what they like. they change the constitution, they changed the basic laws of hungary. now, the opposition, wide—ranging opposition, six different parties got together under an independent conservative leader and they are basically challenging all 106 individual constituencies and the 93 constituency seats decided on a party list so it is a pretty major challenge. the fiercest, strongest challenged yesterday since he came to power in 2010. back to ukraine now, polish border police have confirmed that 52 third—country nationals who have fled ukraine are currently being held in detention facilities in poland, we've been following the journey of foreign students and workers escaping the conflict in ukraine — some told us about racism they experienced on the borders as they escaped beseigement. joining me now from budapest where she has tra

the bbc�*s nick thorpe is in the capital budapest and has more.nt behind me. what they are competing for is the 199 seats there. until now, the last 12 years mr orban has been pretty unchallenged. his fidesz party has enjoyed a two thirds majority, which has allowed them to do pretty much what they liked. they have changed the constitution, they change the basic laws of hungary. now this time, the opposition, a wide—ranging opposition, six different parties have got together under an independent conservative leader, peter marki—zay. and they are basically challenging fidesz in all 106 individual constituencies and the 93 constituency seats decided on a party list. so it is a pretty major challenge, certainly the fiercest, strongest challenge mr orban has faced since he came to power in 2010. first it was the oscars, and now it's time for the grammy awards to take centre stage. the event, which is dubbed �*the biggest night in music', is being held in las vegas three months later than originally planned due to the pandemic. so, who could be the big

jason thorpe is the author of "it's okay to be a unicorn".e joins also with us senior commentator bakari sellers. jason, i want stto start with yr experience. you were able to go to the school in the buckeye valley district, but you weren't able to talk about or read "it's okay to be a unicorn." why not? >> i was told the day before the visit that the principal was not going to have that conversation with me. they thought that it was not to be on the agenda. there was one parent who was concerned about discussions about the unicorn because they thought it was a book to tell children to be gay. >> some parents thought it was a book to recruit children to be gay? >> one parent did. >> to be clear, so everyone else knows, what exactly is your book about? >> it's actually a story i liked growing up in a small town where i would share my dreams, and then you feel insecure, so i felt i needed to tell the story from a point of view that children can understand. it was a horse living in a unicorn kennel. someone puts on beautiful horns and he is chos

where an individual, not an institution or an entity, but an individual, made an all cash offer for thorpe -- $443 billion? he said this was his final offer, no back and forth. i would say that we could see him increase that offer. a year ago, twitter shares were much higher than they are now. guy: -- kriti: the elon musk vision for twitter includes subscriptions, and not twitter blue, but the other pieces of twitter they have been trying to monetize and have not been able to do as aggressively. what happens if the offer does not go through? with the elon musk bid gone, do twitter shares collapse? ed: the consistent land -- line from elon musk across all the regulatory filings in the last 10 days, two weeks, is the potential to be a platform for free speech. free speech. guy and i were talking about this on radio the other day. elon musk is fixated on free speech. jack dorsey stepped down as twitter ceo in the last weeks of november last year, and agarwal became ceo, elon musk tweeted a meme that had agarwal pushing -- as joe's install and -- joseph stalin. the idea was that elon musk was

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antioch mayor lamar thorpe is hoping this is going to help beef up the antioch police force. >>i will propose a $40,000 structured signing bonus. that's paid over a period of 3 years where they can have up to $60,000 towards a down payment for a home located here in the city of >>the antioch police department has 10 spots to fill. the rate of attrition is outpacing the cities effort to fill those vacant police possessions. the budget for the mayor's proposed sign-on bonuses still being worked out, but he says it could come from several sources, including the general fund or money being saved from the current reduction in the number of salaried city employees. down in the south bay. a teen is recovering after he was stabbed at a local high school school. officials say the stabbing happened during a fight. kron on's justin campbell has the details. >>the stabbing and fight all took place outside students that i spoke to surprised to hear what happened while they were in the classroom. and there's like helicopter outside a spokesperson for the san jose school district says multi

the specifics of that investigation are still under wraps, but this morning antioch mayor lamar thorpe staffing situation. that's going to happen at city hall at 11:00 this morning. >>> 5:37 and we are moving you forward as more tech workers return to the office. google is launching its hybrid work model. bob redell is live outside the campus. what will workers see when they head back to work? >> reporter: good morning. google will be requiring workers to be in the office three days of the week, the other two days can be from home or some place else. if employees do want to be inside their office more than three days of the week, they can do that. to enter the office itself, all fwoogle employees must be vaccinated, however if they are not vaccinated under company approved restrictions, they must meet those company approved restrictions that include masking and regular covid testing. during the pandemic over 14,000 google workers around the world moved to a new office or went fully remote and many of them left the bay area and spread out across the country. back in june google launched

. >> with a new proposal from antioch mayor lamar thorpe. that increases incentives were both lateral and new police recruits lateral recruits. >> i will propose a $40,000 direction signing bonus. that's paid over a period of 3 years. sign on bonuses for new recruits from the police academy includes assistance with a home down payment where they can have up to $60,000 towards a down payment. >> for a home located here in the city of yet police departments authorize budget is for 125 officers. but currently only has 115 cops in uniform. the rate of attrition is outpacing the city's effort to fill those vacant positions. >> and the mayor says there's something we now have another layer. >> to the staffing crisis is a result of the d a an fbi fbi investigation of a number of officers here in the city of >> but i wouldn't elaborate on exactly how many officers are under investigation by the dea and the fbi. he would only say that currently there is a mix of officers who are unavailable because they are either injured or would paid administrative

mayor lamar thorpe has called a new conference for tomorrow morning at city hall. this comes after the fbi and district attorney's criminal cal investigation into antioch and pittsburg police. the investigation includes fraud and theft. both cities are cooperating with the investigation. >>> a daly city family is asking for help in finding the person that attacked an elderly latino man in his very own front yard. this is surveillance video showing the moment 84-year-old solomon hernandez finished mowing his lawn. he starts to empty the grass. a man comes up from behind and kicks hernandez, injuring him. the family held a news conference today to announce a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. hernandez's son is asking for everyone to please check your security cameras for the safety of the neighborhood. >> now, if you guys seen the video, this kick is meant to hurt him, not to disable him, but to hurt him permanently. the garbage can saved him from really hurting his head. i'm pleading with everybody, please look at your cameras so we c

directly from the police academy that could soon change with a new proposal from antioch mayor lamar thorpe. that increases incentives were both lateral and new police recruits lateral recruits. i will propose a 48 $1000 direction signing bonus. that's paid over a period of 3 years. sign on bonuses for new recruits from the police academy includes assistance with a home down payment where they can have up to $60,000 towards a down payment for a home located here in the city of >> yet police departments authorize budget is for 125 officers. but currently only has 115 cops in uniform. the rate of attrition is outpacing the city's effort to fill those vacant positions. and the mayor says there's something we now have another layer. >> to the staffing crisis is a result of the d a an fbi fbi investigation of a number of officers here in the city of >> but i thought wouldn't elaborate on exactly how many officers are under investigation by the dea and the fbi. he would only say that currently there is a mix of officers who are available because they are either injured or would paid administrativ

but mayor lamar thorpe said he's standing by his pledge to vet the new permanent chief with his colleagues, and the and what i've learned from dr ford in the past few weeks ford said . the first thing he'll do is chief is begin reaching out to the city's youth neighborhoods, businesses and faith based groups. no one is successful alone. or put another way. it takes a village. and i'm certainly no exception, please. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. another look at a developing story near the altamont pass the pg and e camera showing this grass fire burning in windy conditions of corral hollow road in livermore. it's the last update we gave you . cal fire said the fire was about 40 acres strong but holding at a road. let's get more now from ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin on the winds here in the bay area bill. well and it's typical frank this time of night, this time of year altamonte pass area it's blowing out there by those windmills. wind gusts up to 35, perhaps 40 miles an hour upon the hilltops there, so it's really blowing in. the winds are gonna pick up tonight now. it's a we

directly from the police academy that could soon change with a new proposal from antioch mayor lamar thorpe increases incentives were both lateral and new police recruits lateral recruits. >> i will propose a $40,000 structured signing bonus. that's paid over a period of 3 years. sign on bonuses for new recruits from the police academy includes assistance with a home down payment where they can have up to $60,000 toward the down payment. >> for a home located here in the city of yet police departments authorized budget is for 125 officers. but currently only has 115 cops in uniform. the rate of attrition is outpacing the city's effort to fill those vacant positions. >> and the mayor says there's something we now have another layer. >> to the staffing crisis is a result of the d a an fbi fbi investigation of a number of officers here in the city of >> but i wouldn't elaborate on exactly how many officers are under investigation by the dea and the fbi. he would only say that currently there is a mix of officers who are unavailable because they are either injured or would paid administrative l

but mayor lamar thorpe said he's standing by his pledge to vet the new permanent chief with his colleagueshere today, and the and what i've learned from dr ford in the past few weeks ford said. the first thing he'll do is chief begin reaching out to the city's youth neighborhoods, businesses and faith based groups. no one is successful alone. or put another way. it takes a village. and i'm certainly no exception, please. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. the head of the food and drug administration says the agency will release a long awaited plan to ban menthol cigarettes. this band will affect a third of all cigarettes sold in the united states each year. the proposed rules will be open for public comment and will not take effect until at least the year. 2024 some states and cities in california, including hayward, san francisco, oakland and san jose, have already been mental cigarettes, according to the wall street journal. the new federal proposal will still allow mental flavored e cigarettes. still to come at noon. grand jury accuses santa clara county sheriff laurie smith of corrupt

directly from the police academy that could soon change with a new proposal from antioch mayor lamar thorpe. that increases incentives were both lateral and new police recruits lateral recruits. i will propose a 48 $1000 structured signing bonus. that's paid over a period of 3 years. sign on bonuses for new recruits from the police academy includes assistance with a home down payment where they can have up to $60,000 toward the down payment for a home located here in the city of >> yet police departments authorized budget is for 125 officers. but currently only has 115 cops in uniform. the rate of attrition is outpacing the city's effort to fill those vacant positions. and the mayor says there's something we now have another layer. >> to the staffing crisis is a result of the d a an fbi fbi investigation of a number of officers here in the city of >> but i wouldn't elaborate on exactly how many officers are under investigation by the dea and the fbi. he would only say that currently there is a mix of officers who are unavailable because they are either injured or would paid administrative l

in addition, antioch mayor lamar thorpe made the announcement.ruits. >> i will propose a $40,000 structured signing bonus. that's paid over a period of 3 years where they can have up to $60,000 towards a down payment for a home located here in the city of >> the antioch police department is budgeted for 125 officers currently they only have 115 police in uniform. the rate of attrition is outpacing the effort to fill the vacant positions, the money for the mayor's proposed sign-on bonuses is still being worked out, but he says it could come from several sources, including the general fund or money being saved from the current reduction in the number of salaried employees. well, it isn't. gas prices or wildfires. the bay area residents consider the biggest issues plaguing the bay area. it's actually homelessness. a majority of the 1000 bay area registered voters responding to the bay area. council's poll say the problem is getting worse. also, 70% of those polled agreed with the statement that it's time to get tough on the homeless who refuse shelt

mayor lamar thorpe is hoping that this will help beef up the force. >> i will propose a $40,000 direction towards a down payment for a home located here in the city of >> the antioch police department is budgeted for 125 officers, but they only have 115 right now. the rate of attrition is outpacing the seas effort to fill the vacancies, the money for this proposal is still being worked out. but the mayor says it could come from several sources, including the general fund or money that is saved from the current reduction in the number of salaried employees. it's 7.41. and we'll be right back. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. ♪ one-two-three uh, alright, uh!♪ ♪got to know how to pony♪ ♪like bony

specifics of the investigation are still under wraps, however this morning the antioch mayor, lamar thorpere. that's going to happen at 11:00 at city hall. >>> 6:34, and as we are moving you forward this morning, much to say, bay area tech workers, many of them, are returning to the office. today google launches its hybrid work model. "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us outside of the company's mountain view campus to break down changes workers will see. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, marcus. starting today all google employees must return to the office three days out of the five-day workweek. the other two days they can be at home or some other location. if an employee does want to show up at the office more than three days they're more than welcome to do that. all workers must be vaccinated against covid. if they are unvaccinated, they must work under a company approved restriction that includes masking and regular covid testing. during the pandemic over 14,000 google workers around the world moved to a new office or went fully remote. also many of them left the bay area

but mayor lamar thorpe said he's standing by his pledge to vet the new permanent chief with his colleaguesthe city council, encouraged by what i'm seeing here today, and the and what i've learned from dr ford in the past few weeks ford said. the first thing he'll do is chief is begin reaching out to the city's youth neighborhoods, businesses and faith based groups. no one is successful alone. or put another way. it takes a village. and i'm certainly no exception, please. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. the city of stockland will also soon have a new police chief. and he, too, comes from the bay area. the city of stockton today named san jose deputy chief stanley mcfadden as its newest top cop. the city began a nationwide search back in january after former chief eric jones retired . mcfadden takes over as the homicide rate there in stockton has spiked in the last year. his first day on the job is june 1st. already wind advisory goes into effect in the next hour or so for the north bay and the east bay. kind of breezy everywhere, though we'll look into that we'll have the five day forec

. >> with a new proposal from antioch mayor lamar thorpe. that increases incentives were both lateral and new police recruits lateral recruits. >> i will propose a $40,000 direction signing bonus. that's paid over a period of 3 years. sign on bonuses for new recruits from the police academy includes assistance with a home down payment where they can have up to $60,000 towards a down payment. >> for a home located here in the city of yet police departments authorize budget is for 125 officers. but currently only has 115 cops in uniform. the rate of attrition is outpacing the city's effort to fill those vacant positions. >> and the mayor says there's something we now have another layer. >> to the staffing crisis is a result of the d a fpi fbi investigation of a number of officers here in the city of >> we had thought wouldn't elaborate on emactly how many officers are under investigation by the dea and the fbi. he would only say that currently there is a mix of officers who are unavailable because they are either injured or would paid administ

let's speak live now to nick thorpe in budapest.overcome was changes to electoral law brought in by mr viktor 0rban. that's right, mr 0rban really in the 2011 constitution already changed hungry�*s electoral system and streamline debt —— hungary's. he also changed some constituencies to favour his own party —— streamlined it. over the years, the opposition have tried different ways to unseat him and their most recent attempt was to form this interesting disparate alliance of six parties. what happened on the day in this parliamentary election, rather than pooling all the votes they got four years ago which would put them on an even par, they lost 800,000 votes. instead of that opposition alliance for their selection hanging together, it meant that many of its former voters, for one reason or another stayed away and that helped mr 0rban when his victory. his own party also actually managed to get more votes than he got four years ago. increasing his own vote and a huge fall away and votes for the opposition. that's how we got to this

nick thorpe has more from budapest even opinion polls which had predicted mr orban's victory and all only 56 from the opposition alliance. they will also be, interestingly, 75 right who tend to be allied, their party from our homeland, they tend to lean towards or be somewhat aligned with mr alban's party. so an astonishing rate, someone it's a far right victory in this election. but hungary — which is in the eu and nato — is increasingly isolated within those alliances. here's our europe editor, katya adler. victor has long prided himself on political pragmatism, dallying with allies east and west, treading a fine line and just about getting away with that. but the war in ukraine changes things. blocking weapons transfers sits very uncomfortably with the eu and nato. hungary is a member of both. and under orban, it's become increasingly isolated. there's an economic and political crisis in sri lanka. over the weekend mass protests prompted most of the cabinet to resign. demonstrations are ongoing. people are angry at the government because of shortages of essential goods and rolling

infrastructure revitalization financing district and luke brewir from the office of public financing is thorpe give you a briefing on that. >> >> we cannot hear you. >> we see your image but your screen but we cannot hear you. may be have you to unmute yourself. >> thank you. once you share your screen the mute button gets lost. >> thank you. everyone. >> >> item 8 the review of the official statement. after the tax increment revenue bond of the city and county of san francisco. >> infrastructure revitalization district number one. treasure island we refer to the [inaudible] >> so for context. upon for everyone here other bound easier of the 5 project areas. these other 5 areas created at formation and include obviously the first initial phase of the development on treasure island. >> after they were 9 and 2011 the special district including the isd reform in the january of 2017 and the board of supervisors approved 780 million bonds for treasure island. it collected from properties on the first special tax levy. and so -- october of 2020, july 21 and january of 22 we go did the first financin

but mayor lamar thorpe said he's standing by his pledge to vet the new permanent chief with his colleaguessaid . the first thing he'll do is chief is begin reaching out to the city's youth neighborhoods, businesses and faith based groups. no one is successful alone. or put another way. it takes a village. and i'm certainly no exception, please. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. thank you. evan and the city of stockton's will also have a new police chief starting june 1st current san jose deputy chief stanley mcfadden will be the new police chief. mcfadden takes over as the homicide rate in stockton has spiked in the last year. we intend to always hold ourselves to a higher standard. i'm hopeful that this will be a new day. there is hope that the federal oversight of the oakland police department after two decades could be ending soon. we'll tell you what it will take and with the police department still has to do for that to happen. whatever they planned momentarily, they succeeded in san jose. three suspects accused in the attempted kidnapping of a baby or behind bars. but this morning w

coalition of six opposition parties failed to unseat him, getting 35%. 0ur correspondent in budapest nick thorpef its former voters, for one reason or another, stayed away, and that helped mr 0rban win this victory. his own party also actually managed to get more votes than he got four years ago, so increasing his own vote and a huge fall away of votes for the opposition. that's how we got to this situation in hungary today. the headlines on bbc news: ukraine's president says he is setting up a special team that will start investigating alleged russian war crimes straight away. ukraine says its recovered more than 400 bodies — some of them in mass graves — from areas around kyiv previously occupied by russian forces. russia calls the claims propaganda fines for breaching covid rules have been issued to some people who attended a leaving party at downing street the night before prince philip's funeral last april. the governor of the bank of sri lanka has resigned, hours after the country s cabinet quit — as the country s economic crisis worsens. as food and fuel shortages persist in the country,

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