vicki young is with me.ndering at this point, take us through the main headlines as you see them for the parties. i think it is clear the liberal democrats are having a very good night. the smiles you saw on the faces of the activists after some torrid years, the coalition took its toll, they have been wiped out almost at the general election, their counsellor base has been decimated. this looks like the signs of them starting to come back into it. trying to rebuild. trying to show they can run councils and make inroads in the area is still where they have always been strong. not necessarily branching into many new areas as yet but they will be absolutely thrilled at that. important to remember they haven't got the chains uk party against them in these elections. they have had a bit more of a free run. it is looking like a bad set of election results for the conservatives. they would say they have been in power for several years, they can expect to ta ke for several years, they can expect to take a hit. i th

vicky: siempre mi prioridad fue mi familia.or es su motor y su apoyo en este momento. como ha sido la reacciÓn de tu esposa y de tus hijosluego del diagnÓstico? >> mi esposo es mi Ángel y sin Él no hubiera sido capaz de aguantar tantas cosas. >> segÚn ella recibir el amor de sus hijos ha sido algo fundamental. >> me demuestran su amor de 1000 maneras y yo pienso que en este tipo de situaciÓn soporte de amor alrededor es importante para salir adelante. marcela: ella confiesa que la lucha para salir adelante ha sido muy difÍcil pero le ha enseÑado a quererse. vicky: me felicito porque sÉ que he sido muy fuerte. marcela: me contabas que a ti te dieron el diagnÓstico. vicky: en realidad como madre pienso que si era algo que mi familia tenga que vivir de gracias haber sido yo y no una de mis hijos. marcela: ella como mujer tambiÉn se cuestiona. vicky: uno se pega como mujer porque el pelo no es lindo o estÁs demasiado flaca y expuesto eso se pasa otro plano. marcela: hay motivos para celebrar la vida? vicky: hay muchos motivos para

we like a bit of action in the bedroom, vicky.n't fit in the bedroom. it's really big. but it's still good fun, even in the garden. it's quite secluded here. she laughs. you look at the effects of music on the brains of the people in the choir, and that is really positive. do you think that should give hope to people, how music can help people with dementia? it will give hope. i mean, it's not like we're doing research that we are not coming out with any kind of result. we are not coming out with a cure. music has an effect, an emotional effect on people living with dementia, positively. because people have this assumption that once you are diagnosed, that's it. your brain has shut down and you're no longer able to be challenged or to do certain things. what we're saying is that's completely untrue. scientifically, we know it to be untrue. and my brain and a dementia brain are working in the same way in terms of an emotional connection to music. i do think music, to me, i believe it to be a bit of the drug. it does have that kind

it is not clear yet whether the mother could face charges, vicki. the woman who police say tried to kidnap 2 different 4 year-old children this week in la is now in custody. this is video. >>of one of the incidents caught on surveillance camera at a mcdonald's it shows the suspect carrying the 4 year-old out of the restaurant. police say that she was eventually stopped in the parking lot by a witness and then fled t scene 33 year-old marilyn ramos was arrested last night in downtown los angeles. she's facing suspicion of kidnapping and attempted kidnapping charges. authorities say they believe ramos tried to kidnap another 4 year old yesterday. but was again stopped by a witness and took off she is being held on $100,000 bail tesla says it is upgrading the battery systems on some of its cars this after recent car fires, we've got video there of a. >>tesla that caught fire in santa clara county. the software update will be sent wirelessly to all model s and model x car owners tesla says this upgrade will better protect the batteries and approved the

just one question from vicky before i let you go.i'mjust wondering how from vicky before i let you go. mark, i'm just wondering how you explain how in lots of parts of the country, conservative councillors are losing to liberal democrats and greens, who are obviously per remain, but actually it is the liberal democrats who are skipping up liberal democrats who are skipping upa lot liberal democrats who are skipping up a lot of your votes. well, i think a lot of conservative voters sat on their hands. we obviously need to go through all the details. but where we have unfortunately lost councillors, which i very much regret, i think you'll find in a lot of places, that's because a lot of traditional conservative supporters have stayed because they were unhappy. but on the 23rd of may, there is nowhere to hide for anybody. that is a vote, that absolutely specifically on the european issue. and the public, i think, well past their verdict on the establishment in all parties, and the establishment aren't going to like it. you can only foo

and vicki joins me now from westminster. up and presumably there may be more to come. that's right. i dig we are at eight at the last count, and people are expecting maybe 16. under the process which will unfold, in the next few weeks, conservative mps have to whittle that number down to just two and then that goes to the conservative party members in a ballots. in the end, they will get a choice of two. it does mean that conservatives are trying to appeal to their grassroots members rather than broader conservative voters, or the country as a whole. inevitably, that means we are going to get into a bit ofa that means we are going to get into a bit of a fight, i think, about who is the brexit of them all. many candidates saying they would renegotiate the deal, even though there isn't much time to do that, in there isn't much time to do that, in the you have said no to that, or they would contemplate leaving at they would contemplate leaving at the end of october without the deal at all. there are some, including philip hammo

vicki, thank you very much indeed. vicki young, at westminster.ts belfast operation up for sale as part of a reorganisation of the business. the company, which also has factories in morocco, is selling its entire aerostructures operation. bombardier employs around 3,600 people across several locations in northern ireland. the company said it is committed to finding the right buyer. the wikilea ks founder julian assange has begun his fight against extradition to the us over allegations he conspired to break into a classified pentagon computer. as protestors gathered outside the court, he appeared via video link from belmarsh prison for his first extradition hearing since being removed from the ecuadorian embassy in london where he had been in hiding for nearly seven years. mr assange said he would not surrender to the extradition and he had produced journalism that was "award winning" and "saved lives". the infected blood inquiry has heard evidence from a woman who was infected with hiv through her haemophiliac husband after doctors persuaded him t

we also spoke to european champnships rowing gold medallist vicky thornley.hink the world is changing in terms of social media, it sometimes isn't the best place for this kind of thing, but there are a lot of athletes on there, or people, women influencers, if you like, that do go to the gym and lift weights, are muscular and have incredible physiques and are fit with it. people look up to them as aspirational as what they would like to look like. there is a positive change in terms of what people deem to bea change in terms of what people deem to be a feminine physique. if i'm honest, i feel like i to be a feminine physique. if i'm honest, ifeel like i have an experience of being on both sides, before i started rowing, i always wa nted before i started rowing, i always wanted to be a model and be really thin, not have any muscle, and a thigh gap, and i am horrified now that i thought about those kind of things. and i never thought the person back then would now want to be more muscular. i am constantly trying to put muscle on, some people might not think it

a day of high confusion, vicki.ferent people saying it is the end of the line for theresa may, it is time for her to go. it doesn't seem to be happening tonight, she might have bought another couple of days, it is the european elections tomorrow of course, where the party does expect to get a kick in, particularly from the brexit party, nigel farage's party. of course, the prospect of her getting her deal through in any form are looking slim at the moment. lots of calls for her to now admit that that will not happen. let's speak to steve baker, you have backed her deal at all, what do you think of what has happened today? cabinet ministers are trying to see theresa may and she has refused. the chief whip telling mps that she will not resign. where does this leave us? you have to see the lens of this being the night before the european elections, the prime minister will be campaigning tomorrow for conservative candidates. i will vote conservative candidates. i will vote conservative and i will encourage others to do

in san francisco, vicki kiss on for news. home run. >>suprun for news at 5 thanks here will see you back here tonight at 9 for now can wait and pay more here with kron 4 news at 6 vicki thanks to you both coming up next on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock it would be the largest development in that area in years but dreams of a new mosque on a 15 acre site in the south bay are getting push back from neighbors who say the plans do not sit well in their community, the conviction of a one-time the area teacher on child-pcharges is now leading to a lawsuit by fed-up parents. >>and the weekend weather forecast is in sight details from chief meteorologist arms cargo coming up the news at 6 is next. center its entire campus. >>a proposed mosque and islamic center has touched off a controversy and the santa clara county community us and martine good evening, everybody i'm pale mall and i'm can weigh in south bay, muslims want a place of their own to worship but neighbors say their plans for a new mosque. >>are too ambitious com four's rob flat reports

force vicki with the aca's reports. >>schumer and meghan markle are just the latest additions to the ranks of working mothers. >>royal dutch is in the actor comedian probably won't face the challenges faced by women in california ranked as one of the worst in the country in a wallet hub survey of states for working moms. our state came in 40th overall just ahead of arkansas, but behind oklahoma and here's why california's high cost of living makes it. one of the least affordable states by the same token the cost of child care is one of the highest in the nation. despite that the quality of day care right near the bottom. the wallet had survey found the best day care options in new york followed by washington state 3rd place is a tie with north dakota texas and oklahoma at the bottom of the list only idaho and nebraska have lower quality day care then california. vicki kiss kron 4 news. >>california did score higher on wallet. hubs quality of life index for working mothers. we have one of the lowest gender pay gaps in th

>>and he's still deciding what to get mom for mother's day where you can find her a sweet treat vicki has a di did coming up. and after the break senators are calling for an investigation into amazon's alexa why they say your kids personal information just isn't safe. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. lawmakers in washington are calling for an investigation into amazon's echo dot kids edition this after there are questions over. >>how it handles children's let calling on the ftc to launch an investigation whether amazon is in violation of the children's online privacy, protection act now it's meant to protect the privacy kids, 12 and younger and forces companies to follow certain requirements when sharing or using data. senators say the kid friendly version of alexa is capturing voice recordings of kids who talked

>>vicki grant is a very happy day for britain for that matter the entire world as the duke of sussexth of his first port side. >>very excited to announce. that's a myself out of baby boy. healthy boy harry gave a quick interview outside the couple's residents near windsor castle beaming while delivering the news mother and baby are doing incredibly well. the most amazing it's you >>how any woman does what they do is. he owns. >>branching the baby weighs 7 pounds and 3 ounces and was born at 00:26am in the morning british springtime that's a little after midnight eastern time, the new family is recuperating at their home with the duchess's mother doria ragland for us and we'll be seeing you in probably 2 days time as planned. >>as a family to have to share with you guys and so one can see the babies. >>the baby boy will be the 7th in line to the throne. it is not been announced if he will have a royal title similar to williams children but the biggest burning question still lingering what about his name. so think about names on. >>babies little bit that too. so we have a little bit so

his former co-stars carol burnett and vicki lawrence are remembering him. carol barnett said in a statement i'anm heartbroken d lawrence posted this collage on instagram. nbc's harry smith looks back at the legendary comic'res ca >> got you last. >> reporter: tim conway had a funny face >> what's the matter now >> oh, this girdle is killing me. >> reporter: a face that as it shape shifted its way through a bit always drew laughs >> say something to me >> can you hear me >> charles parker reporting aboard, sir. >> reporter: conway first cameur to ottention as ernest borgnine's helpless number two ensign parker on "mchale's navy." but conway really made his mark and won emmys as part of the remarkable ensemble on "the carol burnett show." in sketches where either burnett or vicki lawrence or harvey ta korman would inevibly crack up because of conway's antics. >> he had nodea i was going to immobilize myself with novocaine so wi punched my hand, my my head, leg, the whole thing and went completely, he actually wet his pants. >> reporter: of conway, carol burne

his former co-stars carol burnett and vicki lawrence are remembering him. burnett said in a statement, i'm heartbroken and lawrence posted this remembrance collage on instagram. nbc's harry smith looks back at the legendary comic's career. >> reporter: tim conway had a funny face. >> what is a matter now? >> this girdle is killing me. >> the face that always drew laughs. >> say something to me. >> can you hear me? zbler. >> reporter: conway first came to our attention as helpless number 2 on "mchale's navy." conway really made his mark and won emmys as part of the remarkable ensemble on "the carol burnett show." in sketches where either burnett, vickie lawrence would inevitably crack up. because of conway's antics. >> he had no idea i was going to immobilize myself with november cane. when i went completely -- he actually wet his pants. >> reporter: carol burnett said, i'm heartbroken. he was one in a million. he'll be in my heart forever. ours too. harry smith, nbc news new york. >> tim conway, dead at the age of 85. >> it's mid-may. let's see when the wea

vicki, many things again.16 minutes past five p:m.. the headlines on bbc news: growing calls for itv to scrap thejeremy kyle show following the death of one of the guests. one and a half billion users of whatsapp are told to update their apps urgently after a major hack into its encrypted service. a man who claimed he was the victim of a paedophile network involving senior figures at westminster has gone on trial — accused of perverting the course ofjustice. and in sport: manchester city could find out this week what sanction they'll face for possible breaches of finacial fair play. they deny any wrongdoing. there are reports that investigators want them banned from european competition. england have been set a target of 359 for victory in third one dayer in bristol with pakistan — imam hitting a career best 151 — england 1—0 up in the series. and england defender beth cobden is out the netball world cup. the commonwealth games champion has ruptured a knee ligament for the second time and will miss thejuly tou

grant vicki back to you. >>i can't really live for us tonight at oracle thank u k by the way don't forget busy night in the sports world, the sharks also playing tonight game 3 of the stanley cup playoffs stand san jose will face colorado in denver right now that series is tied at one game apiece puck drops at 7 o'clock. >>facebook talking privacy concerns today in san jose what mark zuckerberg says the comny is working on 2 keep people's information safe. >>plus size speed rail investigation in california. what's being revealed about the troubled transit project. >>just after the deadly synagogue shooting near san diego, the disturbing details now in a new report why californians in particular should be concerned. >>i'm meteorologist north car lot of sunshine around the bay area now we've got >>the developing story we're following new details are being learned about the military veteran accused of plotting terrorist attacks in southern california today, a us official revealing mark domingo was kicked out of

. >> by 1936, john starts his own family with wife, vicky, and before you know it, their three daughtersn the entourage as they bounce from fairground to exhibition hall -- with many of their shows drawing standing-room only crowds. >> i remember topeka, kansas, a lot and des moines, iowa. those were big fairs. we went to expositions in madison square garden. we were in rockefeller center. >> while john focuses on expanding their traveling show, his father, james, collects more specimens, often by trading them through the mail. >> the insect collectors of the time relied heavily on missionaries in borneo or maybe the local postmaster in the middle of africa somewhere, and they'd just swap specimens. >> and so it goes through the depression. but by the early 1940s, after more than a decade of living like nomads, the may clan is ready to settle down -- john and vicky in particular. >> whenever we were at a fair, my mom, she'd have to find water spigots and haul buckets of water to wash our clothes. he wanted a permanent museum so he wouldn't have to continue the very strenuous fair circuit

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. and vicki is here with me. conservatives clearly concerned about the effect brexit may have on them, electorally — what hopes do they have of a breakthrough with labour in talks this week? well, the conservatives are desperate to show that they are making progress, that they have some kind of plan to deliver brexit before those eu elections. so, the talks will resume again tomorrow, focused on the same areas, a customs arrangement, environmental protections, employment rights and one government insider said, we would not be putting so much time and effort into all of this if we thought they were going nowhere. having said that there are problems for both sides because a permanent customs union, which labour wants, would split the conservatives and probably lead to more cabinet resignations. on the other side, for labour, so keir starmer, their brexit spokesman, giving his first interview in a while, in the guardian newspaper, says he now thinks up to 150 labour mps would not back a deal with the tories u nless

>>that's right grain and vicki, you know it's every parent's nightmare to have something like this happened we've all been to these and of the year school parties are actually 3 different schools that are here so lots of kids off the fun to be had however things quickly wrapped up. after this boy nearly drowned officials say it was around 1115. this morning when the boy was spotted at the bottom of the pool here at the antioch water park they say he was immediately pulled from the water and the staff here perform cpr until the contra costa fire protection district arrived to take over those life saving measures. we're told that the boy was conscious when he was airlifted to children's hospital in oakland. the antioch parks and recreation department says these are the types of incidents that their staff is trained for. >>that's a common celebrations school year is ending her in a water park lifeguard team works every day to prepare for the opening of the park they train daily. they prepare all the emergency action plans they do drills on a regular basis to prepare for every kind of emergency

avaya stadium grant vicki now back to you in the studio. >>all right, jr have fun of the quest for the cup finds many sharks fans of showing their love for the team with a brand new tattoo our first drop lot shows us the enthusiastic response to rge pr diehard fans a free test. >>chance andrews is a diehard sharks fan and to prove it. he got a shark statue this morning. >>the sharks mean a lot to me and i played out. i started playing hockey because. i fell in love with the game watching the sharks play. >>andrews is among 40 people who took advantage of a shark's promotion offering a free sharks life tattoo the first 40 people in line here at the players a tattoo shop. >>i got into a in oh 5 i i've been with them ever i've starts and since day one and they still got to the cal poly watch them play talking. >>i've always wanted to see what i thought about it more after they get the night's game 7 more than a 100 people showed up when the 43 bees were gone the shop offered a 50% discount to those still in line says owner ralph hernandez givi

in san francisco, vicki kiss kron 4 news.other food story is called impossible some say this because it is impossibly good to eat we're talking about a new hamburger that's sweeping the country except it's not really a hamburger at all, but instead, a plant. >>substitute for meat from forestry says stasio shows us his new burger that's picking up some rave reviews in several places, including a fast food chain and it's made right here in the bay area. it's a special report you'll see only on kron four. >>to see like that stripping. >>welcome to the test kitchen at impossible foods in redwood city and yours is on the left okay don't come that time about wearing the hair nets. >>and a lab. but as the appears suggests this is serious business involving some very serious science and if you tasted of all it's wrong. a slight heart are that is pat brown, the ceo and founder of impossible foods. he brought me into this special area where only employees are typically allowed to enter we were here for this demonstration, so i could sh

in san francisco, vicki kiss on for news.es hungry, let's see finishes her stories and if you have a restaurant, a bar or. >>even a food truck that you want to nominate for vicki to feature on died in this. >>just head over to our dying in this facebook page or send an e-mail to diet and isha kron four dot com. >>you know why we're taking care of her the debt for dog was been euthanized i still right to know. >>this is an amazing story in not a good way a battle over whether or not a dog should been put down the reason her owner said it was her dying wish. >>also a couple of lawyers are honored by the league but not for their scoring prowes >>a virginia, a dog owners last request for her pet is causing some passionate debate. the owner who passed away. apparently direction dog el. it was also illegal. >>in the always crowded chesterfield animal shelters surrounded by strays and castoffs set a very special dog. not your typical pound poppier mongrel but a well-bred animal she was a pampered and much loved dog in fact you might

indeed, thank you, vicki young at westminster and we will rejoin vicki when we get any more of the resultsittee meeting. british steel has gone into liquidation following the failure of rescue talks between the government and the company's owner, greybull. it means 5000 jobs are at risk, including 3000 at the company's plant in scu nthorpe. the move also endangers thousands more jobs in the wider supply chain. the uk's second—biggest steel—maker has been seeking millions of pounds of support to help it deal with what it called "brexit—related issues". the business secretary greg clark said he would "work tirelessly" to secure the firm's future. but he said it would be unlawful to offer a guarantee or loan on the terms requested by british steel. sarah walton reports. the steel plant in scunthorpe dominates the landscape, but it also dominates life here, with 3000 people from the town working in the plant. today, their future, like the company's, is unclear. it's notjust this town that gets affected, it's everywhere around it. that's a lot of people's lives up in the air, really, so they ne

back now to vicky. get to the centre of the argument listening to what lord o'donnell was saying and tom watson was saying beforehand. whether this is a breach of ministerial code, a considerably less serious matter, serious enough but less serious than a breach of the official secrets act. it seems that the moment it is down to a matter of the interpretation. that isn't one for the politicians, that isn't one for the politicians, that is something the police would have to look into. as far as that goes, that will not go further until the lease make a decision. speaking to those close to gavin williamson about the investigation, the prime minister makes the decision, but they feel that sedwill‘s enquiry was rigs against williamson. he has a reputation as a cabinet minister that speaks to mamas of the press. some have little sympathy here, they don't believe, one said they were on the phone, they went talking about the phone, they went talking about the weather. another spoke to bbbc, saying gavin willia

pick up sit there miss you care vicky all false line is our super pawn look to see what the matter is very.

>>well, vicki and grab the school district and the police department are taking these threats very seriously. today more graffiti was found this time it included a racial slur cal high school administrators say it was found on the wall the shack near the high school football field. there was no actual threat that was made in this latest tagging, but again it mentioned the date of may 9th the concern all started earlier this week. when police say a message appeared the boys bathroom threatening to shoot up the school on may 9th. police say they've been increasing their security on campus and they plan to keep doing that over the next week. some of the students i spoke with here at the school say they have become desensitized to the seriousness of these threats because they happened so often most of the time it's just an immature prank. but the possibility of this because of these recent events such as parkland and other school shootings. it is concerning for them. >>like the what is she is really scary and like just thinking that like one day could come to school them like the next day like s

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.out now how theresa may's announcement is being viewed across the uk. in a moment we'll hear from our correspondents emma vardy in londonderry and felicity evans in cardiff, but first sarah smith in glasgow. sarah. politicians here are of course trying to work out what theresa may's departure means for them and means for scotland. already nicola sturgeon has said that the prospect of what she calls an even more hardline brexiteer coming on as pm and threatening possibly no deal exit from the eu makes the case for scotla nd exit from the eu makes the case for scotland being allowed to choose an independent future, even more strongly. now of course she's been arguing for another referendum up in scottish reckon independence and that's what in the minds of scottish tories as well, those who have been praising theresa may, have praised the commitment of the union, keeping scotla nd the commitment of the union, keeping scotland in the uk and the influential leader of the scottish conservati

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. let's get a final thought with laura. someone else in there. what is the path to that? this prime minister has made history for all of the wrong reasons, but still there is a long queue of people who want to replace her, whether that is boris johnson, michael gove, orthe health secretary matt hancock, there are plenty of them there. they will spend the next few weeks trying to whittle themselves down to the two who will go out to tory members in the country, and there will be a period of several weeks eventually resulting in a winner. even once there is a victor in that particular race, you can change the bass but the dilemmas of what they have to deal with will not change. a divided parliament, a divided party and lots of contradictions in how to deal with brexit. the new leader will change the political chemistry, but that could still mean many explosions ahead. for all of us

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.at the papers we are moving into a spell of u nsettled we are moving into a spell of unsettled weather which is great for the garden but for some people it means a spoiled bank holiday weekend. western areas in particular will find rain weekend. western areas in particular willfind rain and weekend. western areas in particular will find rain and for all of us temperatures will drop. 0n will find rain and for all of us temperatures will drop. on friday a few showers around but it is this to bands of thicker cloud bringing most of the rain. the cloud beginning by the morning across northern ireland. some damp, grizzly weather over here. going into scotland and the north of england. sunny spells for most of the days, especially in the south—east where it will be warmest. underneath the cloud of rain, quite a bit chillier. the first weather front bringing the rain on saturday and an area of low pressure approaching overnight and into sunday pushing the next lot of rain through. it could be

also this week, line of duty star vicky mcclure told us exclusively that she wants the government to be treated the same as cancer. she has been making a documentary about people living with dementia and the positive effect music can have on them. i have my own experience, and it's not something that anybody wants to go through, but there's so much going on. there's so many people trying to find different ways in which we can research it, live well with it. and this is just another part of it. what do you think people, when they watch it, will take from this, will learn from this? i think you'll learn what dementia is, to start with. i think it's really complicated. you can't see it. physically, what does it look like? and we do actually see that, and i was really interested to see, well, how does the brain look if you've got dementia? does it look different to my brain? and what does dementia mean? what's alzheimer's, what's the difference? people get quite confused. and actually, dementia is like an umbrella term, and there's hundreds of different types of dementia. so, i think for

in san francisco, vicki kiss on for news. you know you can nominate a restaurant a bar or even a food truck to be featured on dine in just just head on over to our dying in dish facebook page or send us an email to dine and issued kron four dot com love that guy did a cell phone tower under construction is causing some controversy in full sun east of sacramento, the towers being built. >>right near a daycare playground and that's concerning some parents because of the microwaves produced by cell towers. now there's no scientific evidence at this point to the humans but both parents and teachers at the day care say they're not taking any chances. >>consent about him being here right next to the tower and consent from i said then of course all the kids i look idea about 34 families that have given their notice to leave us. >>yet a day care owner says there was no mention of plans for a cell tower when she signed the lease several years ago. she's now looking for another location and hoping her landlord will let her out of that

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.ng on a light aircraft had a lucky escape today after it crashed on a dual carriageway between raglan and abergavenny in south wales. eyewitnesses saw it burst into flames shortly after those on board were pulled from the wreckage. david grundy reports. flames pour out of the light aircraft that crashed on this dual carriageway. three people were on board when it came down, hitting powerlines and setting alight on the aao near abergavenny. miraculously, all of them survived. the person filming this then helped to rescue three people from the wreckage of the plane. all i could see was a plane in flames, so we ran over straightaway, to see if there was any casualties, obviously. so sort of instinct made me do that. i don't know why, but you've got to make sure people are safe. and yeah, i saw two people. they were clearly awake, and so, you know, did what we did to try and get them out. motorists pulled three people from the wreckage, who were then treated by paramedics at the scene. all

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.next prime minister will be chosen by members of the conservative party, around 120,000 people, and that choice will determine the shape of brexit and the future of the country. so what's the membership's take on mrs may's departure? alex forsyth has been at reading university conservative association, to gauge the mood of younger voters there. hitting younger voters has proved elusive at times for the tories. these students are supporters and members of reading university's conservative association. theresa may is their patron. many have campaigned alongside her. so what of her decision to step down? i think it's a really sad day. i think she's tried her best for the country, and it's always sad to see someone forced out of office. anyone pleased to see her go? yes. laughter for me, she should have gone after the election. she hasn't really listened or heeded advice from anyone else. i think we need a new leader, a new direction. hopefully someone who can get the brexit business finis

our chief political correspondent, vicki young reports from westminster.tepping forward for another crack at the top job. today, michael govejoined a growing list of hopefuls. hi, good morning. good morning. i can confirm that i will be putting my name forward to be prime minister of this country. i believe that i'm ready to unite the conservative and unionist party, ready to deliver brexit and ready to lead this great country. that means mr gove will clash again with borisjohnson, the man he sat alongside as they campaigned for brexit, but who he fell out with in spectacular style when the tory party were looking for a new leader three years ago. for all boris's formidable talents, he was not the right person for that task. that dramatic intervention torpedoed mrjohnson‘s campaign. these days, there are plenty of new pro—brexit faces making their pitch to be prime minister. dominic raab insists he won't delay the uk's eu departure again, promising to leave with or without a deal on october 31st. i will not ask for an extension. of course, if parliament le

just really couldn't consult herself. —— vicky ford. you can see it quite clearly.her ballot papers and people have left a very clear message on the ballot papers. brexit party, traitors, traitors, leave the eu, exit, brexit, people have made a statement on their ballot papers. there were about 30,000 spoiled ballots this time around. it's particularly high. you can spoil a ballot paper by failing to put across correctly in a box or you can do something like this which is trying to send a message. it is difficult to interpret that that smattering gives you a sense of people's anger and frustration. faith in politics. but to go to the ballot box and to the polling station, they have notjust stayed at home and put the kettle on. the people, party activists will be there. they will presumably be needing that act to their respective party. this seems to be six or seven ballot papers on the front of the telegraph and as that is representative of one thing, people going down in writing in the name of the policy they want to be given on the policy they want to be given on

our chief political correspondent vicki young has more. about me stride? one more do we know about mel stride? he has been given this job because of the resignation of andrea leadsom. he has previously been a minister, this is a potion for him though, he will be in the cabinet. he was a remainer, he was on that side of the arguments during the referendum. interestingly, he is the person behind the scenes he was running the unofficial leadership campaign of michael gove. this has all come about because andrea leadsom decided last night she could no longer stay in the cabinet because she felt she couldn't support the prime minister's brexit plans, and we've heard from her today about that decision. for me, i felt i couldn't, in all conscience, stand up and deliver the business statement today with the withdrawal agreement bill in it that i couldn't support elements of. so i have no doubts that i made the right decision and of course it is for the prime minister to decide what's right for her and for the country. thanks very much. she's not t

i'm vicki young at downing street. the headlines at 8pm. it's over.y will step down as leader of the conservative party — but she'll remain in downing street until a new leader is elected. it is and will always remain a matter of deep regret to me that i have not been able to deliver brexit. it will be for my successor to seek a way forward that honours the result of the referendum. her voice cracking with emotion as she said she left with no ill will and enormous gratitude. i will shortly leave the job that it has been the honour of my life to hold.

earlier i spoke to vicky pryce. british steel needed quite a lot of money.t in the form ofa help from the government in the form of a bridging loan, because it had to pay the european union money that had to do in relation to be that the production of steel has with it. and of course, normally you get back some credit. there is a whole emissions trading scheme that exists in the eu. that means that, if we we re in the eu. that means that, if we were there normally and there hadn't been any question about us leaving ata been any question about us leaving at a particular time, been any question about us leaving ata particulartime, it been any question about us leaving at a particular time, it would all have happened pretty easily. you pay something, you get something back. but because there is absolutely no guarantee as to where when that money will be coming back, we are needing some extra cash. so i got a certain amount of cash, but then of course it looked at how it was operating more generally and went back and said in fact we need a little bit more, in fa

let's talk now to vicki, still at westminster.e of the contest, but not a shape of how it is going to go on the party. how will they whittle down these candidates? the process will be mps will have to decide which two candidates they put onto the final ballot. remember, ultimately its conservative party members who will decide next prime minister is. they will be giving a choice of two candidates by mps. that is really important in all of this, because it does put a dilemma in front of all the contenders. tory party grassroots members tend to be much more in favour of brexit itself but also don't have such a problem about a no—deal brexit. to appeal to them to can the job about a no—deal brexit. to appeal to them to can thejob in about a no—deal brexit. to appeal to them to can the job in the first place, tory candidates are going to have to be a little bit gung ho about brexit for some the problem is, though, here in parliament, it's a very different story, and it was a very fascinating insight to hear the chancellor philip hammo

vicki, thanks so much for bringing us up to speed there. vicki young live in westminster.eral democrats, sir vince cable joins me life. thank you very much for being with us. what you make of this evening's unfolding events? it's absolutely extraordinary. not just the prime minister sacking the defence secretary in such a forthright way, effectively accusing him of breaching the official secrets act, as well as being a liar. this is quite extraordinary. i agree with the comments of tom watson a few months ago, this is clearly a police matter. if it had been an ordinary service man or woman responsible for these leaks, they would now be in police custody. the metropolitan police are going to have to get involved as quickly as possible. if i make, have to get involved as quickly as possible. ifi make, let's investigate that a little more. there's been lots of discussion about this issue of whether these lea ks could potentially about this issue of whether these leaks could potentially be criminal. some people say the leaks did not in themselves reveal secrets, this was not a

i want to recognize vicky. give her a round of applause. thank you. >> chief scott, come on now, we are getting close. >> right now it is time to bring up a person that is really cool. she is the head of the department of emergency management. would you please welcome director maryelllen carol. >> it is wonderful to see everyone here. i want to thank mayor london breed for being here. you look amazing. i want to thank all of the others chief scott and vicky. all of you who have been wonderful mentors to me in my new position, and i am humbled to be here to share the stage. i am going to be quick. with the department of emergency management. what it does is around personal and community preparedness. a couple directives today. one is to go to sf72.org. it is a great website about how to be prepared. on this beautiful morning when everything is great for the next morning we might wake up and things are not so great. secondly, you can sign up for alerts with sf alert. text 888777, put in your zip code. we will senduallerts about all kinds of t

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i am vicky young in downing street. it is over. in two weeks‘ time theresa may will step down as leader of the conservative party but will remain in downing street until the new leader is elected. it is and will always remain a matter of deep regret to me that i have not been able to deliver brexit. it will be for my successor to seek a way forward that honours the result of the referendum. to succeed, he or she will have to find consensus in she said she left with no ill will and enormous gratitude. i do so with no ill will but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. there were immediate tributes from rivals with a new conservative leader and prime minister due a number ten by the end ofjuly. the prime minister‘s put her heart and soul into trying to do the best for this country at a difficult time, facing a challenging climate in parliament. a little later she left downing street that labour say her departure from number ten for good changes nothing and it is a country that mu

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here to tell his story in his own words, and react to today's news come along with his parents, vickie. good to see you all. let me start, if you don't mind, you know, you were, michael, you wanted to serve your country, correct? >> that's correct. >> sean: and you found yourself in a situation where you were managing a 17-man platoon. and an ied went off and killed four people, two of them yours. >> that's correct. >> sean: and how many were injured? >> there was five injured. >> sean: five people injured, two lost their lives, two others lost their lives. you read the intelligence, which was your job, and you heard about an al qaeda operative named ali mansoor, correct? >> that's correct. >> sean: and you work for the shake and brought him into custody, correct? >> yes. >> sean: and mansoor was then ordered released by the army. your commander told you to transport the guy home, right? >> yes. >> sean: you did a field interrogation of mr. mansoor, right?gh >> i did. >> sean: in the process of that, even with an interpreter with you during the interrogation, mansoor tried to get your

vicki kiss kron 4 news.n newsom announced proposals he says could significantly cut down costs for families across california hologram lotus's here in the studio with us now he has details on this grant pad can the governor talked about this all the time when he was campaigning and here we go this is budget weekend governor gavin newsom and his wife here. jennifer siebel newsom unveiled what they call a parent's agenda first governor newsom is aiming to get rid of sales tax on diapers and menstrual products which would amount to an estimated $55 million a year. cut to the state budget wouldn't get that tax revenue other proposals presented today include a $1000 tax credit for families who have children. 6 years old and younger also on the table dpextending paid family leave b 2 weeks for each parent. >>we're fighting for future where our daughters will be valued equally to our sons. a california where every single child. no matter their zip code or the family that they're born into. we'll have the best possi