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our chief political correspondent vicki young las beenking at his career. mr. johnson: please call me bori vicki: the celebrity politician who defies the normal rules of potics. mr. johnson: the thing i love is being mayor of london. to brexit! vicki: today boris johnson haslf led his childhood dream to become prime minister. >> i have seen boris over the last few months become hecreasingly reflective on sce of the challenge he is about to take on, and i'm actually convinced he is emotionally and intellectually ready for this. he knows the scale of it and he is up to it. reporter: boris johnson's pathwe to the top is trodden one, the 20th prime minister to be schooled at eton. he went on to study classics at oxford university. a career in journalism followed with a stint in brussels for "the telegraph," where he relished mocking the en commission. his profile was boosted by tv appearances. boris johnson had set his sights onre political career, and w better than the safe conservative seat of henley upon thames but even back then, as always -- as borisns j tried

we'll be joined now by vicki golden. there she is. hey, vicki. good morning.ng -- and everybody at home is wondering, what's going through your mind when, you know, you'll go through 13 walls of fire? the fire is up to 2,000 degrees. what's going through your mind before you do that? >> oh, man, there's a lot going through my mind. obviously the first part was, man, i hope i don't catch on fire but after that it was just trying to focus on what i was doing, going through board after board, i totally lost track of what i was doing and tried to keep track of what board i was going through but it sounds easy to count to 13 but not when you're doing all that but, yeah, it worked out as good as you could have planned. >> with so many motorcycle records out there why was it important for you to break this one? >> man, this was such an iconic record to go after that, you know, it's not something you hear about every day. everyone always wants to jump as far as they can possibly go and this was just something that it just felt so good that it was inspired by evel knie

-vicki: yes. -lemonis: and you ship them? -vicki: yes.onis: what's your favorite part of working here? vicki: um... lemonis: what's your least-favorite part? -vicki: the communication. -lemonis: tell me about that. vicki: alexa tells it one way and then sam comes in and interjects. ♪ sam: vicki came to alexa one day and asked her if she had to continue to wear the uniform or if she could wear jeans. alexa: because she was doing something else. vicki: i was working with bleach and i didn't want to ruin my dress pants. alexa: because of that, i said you can wear other pants. sam: we have a uniform. it's black pants. all right? -vicki: i got written up. -sam: i didn't write you up. vicki: i don't have anything in my file? sam: you have things in your file. you most certainly do. [ chuckles ] lemonis: sam comes off very perky and agreeable, but it's starting to feel like a performance to me, and it's obvious she has some very sharp edges to her. well... this is a fun place. dede: isn't it, though? [ laughs ] lemonis: how much time do you spen

>>vicki liviakis kron 4 news.eers erupted as puerto rico's governor ricardo sale announced he is resigning after more than a week of protests. the sale said that he officially will step down onu the evening. thousands of people calling for his resignation have jammed the streets of san juan puerto rico for days. the protests began at the puerto rican journalist published the group messages between the governor and his inner circle, including homophobic and the size mystic language along with jokes about the victims of hurricane maria. >>i am very very happy that this is happening because this is what puerto rico needs we need someone to govern as someone that is not doing things that is bad people of puerto rico. it was just a joyous occasion of people all coming together to protest what's best for puerto rico to stand up for the puerto rican people. >>justice secretary wanda vazquez will likely take for sales place as governor. >>one person is dead another hurt after a shootout in a virginia convenience store tod

vicky, i've been reading your stuff. your reporting is something else. this guy, how did he get into people like bill clinton, into people like the saudi crown prince, into the president today, the current president? how did he work his way into them or they work their way into him? >> so i think that that's one of the great mysteries about jeffrey epstein. what i discovered when i wrote about him first in 2003 was that his then girlfriend, gillan maxwell, the daughter of robert maxwell, who was a very prominent publisher in britain really created a social life for him. jeffrey epstein was a reclusive figure who, you know, didn't really go out very much. she went out and did the networking for him. she went out and found president clinton. i can't speak for president trump. but when jeffrey epstein's black book, as they called it, was actually published a few years ago, you know, i knew gillan. you can hear from my accent, i was born in england too. i recognized a lot of people in it. they were her friends originally. she gave him the social life. >> you

>>we've got you covered tonight at 9 vicki and i will speak special fireworks show on kron 4 will be san francisco, san jose. the marin county fair from concord you can catch all the fireworks here at 09:00pm on kron 4 talk about the light show and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 ken wayne pam moore of their here with kron 4 news at 6 o'clock. >>all right captain dickey thank you coming up next a 6 a 6.4 earthquake rocks, california and beyond the latest on the damaged cars and why the shake alert system failed to alert many residents about the quake closed for business several regional parks in the east bay are at capacity today as crowds streamed in from the force. >>how people are dealing with those closures and of course we're counting down to the big fireworks spectacular we're >>walls and just like being like like this back and forth. the biggest earthquake to strike california in 20 years touches off fires and rattles nerves. >>a magnitude 6.4 quake was centered a 150 miles northeast of los angeles in kern county. the usgs says it was felt all the way from san diego to santa ro

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and san francisco vicki liviakis kron 4 >>activity that kicks up along the american river parkway isummer activity has taken a different look over the past 2 years. >>and ahead in sports, an independent state baseball from the coliseum home. marcus city and put together a >>area waterways are a natural place for locals to enjoy the 4th of july, especially with the warm weather we're having safety of course a top concern and that's why rangers in sacramento county parks were out in force today lonnie wong reports. wrapped in season got off to a slow start this year because of the cool rainy weekends. we have this spring. >>leading into the summer. with this 4th of july to the youthful crowd of raptors to the river to enjoy a float downstream to start off their barbecuing and fireworks watching holiday. >>it's going to be a very busy day a lot of people are out the weather is perfect rangers were on hand at the subways boulevard access to make sure children under 13 have the required like this on. >>although they wish more adults would do the same due to the this witness the temperatur

we'll talk to our political correspondent vicky young for analysis on their clashed over the brexit deadline and "no deal". president trump also came up. that's because the us president has again firecely attacked the british ambassador to washington, calling him stupid and pompous. he also lashed out at theresa may and her brexit plan. we'll hear from anthony zurcher in washington. hong kong's leader has said the controversial extradition bill that caused huge protests is "dead" — we'll look at why the opposition say that's not enough. and in 05 business we'll look at italy's massive debt burden — and why the eu is worried about it. the two remaining candidates to be britain's next prime minister are debating one another right now. this was the moment it began. the debate is being broadcast on itv, one of the biggest commercial networks in the uk. of course brexit came up, and jeremy hunt put borisjohnson, on the spot. if you don't get excited the eu by sist if you don't get excited the eu by 31st of october will you resign? we will come out on october 31 and i think anybody who goes into t

everyone, i'm catherine heenan i'm vicki liviakis that the quake hit just before 00:30pm tonight near ridgecrest that's the same area where earthquake hit yesterday. now according to the usgs this quake initially registered at 7.1. it has since been downgraded to a 6.9 in the past 30 minutes or so several people have been calling in to the newsroom saying that they felt the quake. right here in the bay area now we have been getting e-mails from people as far away as sacramento. danville in milpitas saying that the ground beneath them was shaking the usgs says it was also felt in mexico says a shallow quake, it's being felt all over and take a look at this we've got video from the nba's summer league. this is happening in las vegas tonight. you can but if you look carefully the sound system swaying back and forth and officials did just postpone the remaining games for the night you can see people reacting year on their phones. take a lot of people just couldn't believe it given the fact just happened. lawrence karnow has been also following. >>this and warm so what what do we know a kn

but the show must go on and now vicki's riding for both of them.motorcycle firewall record by going through 13 flaming wooden boards. it's a feat never attempted by a female, but that's never stopped her before. >> every race we pull off and there would be a kid crying in the corner and a dad yelling at him because he got beat by a girl. >> while axell is disappointed, he'll. missing in action, he's reportedly very excited to cheer vicki on. you can watch it unfold tonight on history. but watching that video, amazing that he was able to not literally walk away from that crash but that we'll be able to watching from the sidelines. could have been a lot worse. >> i had a worse accident in my driveway. falling off by -- my bicycle. >> were you able to hold it up? >> the kick stand. real tough stuff. >> pretty much the same thing. >> exactly. >> popping a wheelie and all. >> pulled a hammy. >>> coming up on "gma," the adorable pictures from baby archie's christening. keep it here. ...that's why i've got the power of 1 2 3 medicines with trelegy. the on

vicky: i think it's a different case.he hong kong market, it will be a secretary -- secondary listing. the u.s. current trading stock price will set the standard for the potential listing. at this stage, we think we are optimistic for the outlook of alibaba is there one of the most comprehensive in the industry. shery:shery: it's interesting you're calling it an ecosystem, not in e-commerce giant. why do you think this is a different concept for alibaba now? e-commerce still accounts for the majority of their income. approximately 85% of their total revenue. alibaba has invested heavily into their new initiatives. in the long-term, we expect the company will become integrated -- and integrated consumption platform for consumers and provide both material and spiritual consumption to those users. it also empowers the merchants and retailers with digital solutions and advanced technologies. evolved the company has to a digital economy. shery: what does it say about its existing average -- active users on the platform? are we

ford who was ona conservative mp vicki ford who was on a few weeks ago, i could've predicted exactlyg to say. and the same goes for many of the political spokespersons, you should i think had a small panel but actually the bbc should choose who gets on the panel and they shouldn't just be mps spouting the party line. kate, why do you think about the panel, including issues on bias?” feel sometimes, not every week, that there are lots that these leave people on the panel, which is fine if they want to run it that way, then that's their choice. but, if by any chance on the odd week where they are more remain people, you hear it leave that person saying this is not fair that is only of me and for remainders. whereas if the roles were reversed, the remainder gets on it. the other thing i really do wish we could get out of this thing and lever remainder is getting as you say, it's very divisive, question time is getting too embroiled in brexit. yes, it's important that so i things like social care, nhs, education, care for the elderly. said there is an issue and have our dominates. it's t

thanks for joining us everybody at 9 i'm vicki i'm catherine for grant lotus well in addition to the big fireworks shows a lot of people will be setting off their own fireworks and of course that's despite the fact that even safe and sane fireworks are illegal and most bay area city congress share stone following the story for us he joins live from the south bay tonight chair you talk with one neighborhood leader whose pretty fed up with all these illegal fireworks what's going on. >>vicki he's certainly is he says there's no need for illegal fireworks, especially when so many of the cities have their own fireworks shows like the one that they will have here in san jose at discovery meadow tomorrow night now the surveillance video you're about to see comes from his cameras at his house and much of that video comes from recent weeks. >>it's of little the sky in recent days. likely only get brighter and louder on july 4. it can go. >>you know 10 blocks that way or that way and it's it's you know baghdad at the bay to every night. >>jeff levine is the vice president of the roosevelt par

my husband came out with a shotgun, and tried to scared away, it still stayed there. >> reporter: vickiays she didn't know what would happen protect her, they chased the mountain lion up to a tree by the time he got outside. >> i grabbed the shot gun, and the dogstrying to ward r: the t blocking his view, he knew vicki wasn't safe being that close. >> i didn't want to freak her out, but i said get the heck out of there.>> reporter: the other llamas stood together in a defensive stance as he began stalking the fence line looking for a way back in. they have never had a mountain lion attack one of their animals before. >> to know that it came in and killed one of them, it is a little scary, and having it still hang out there, what do you do to get rid of it.>> reporter: firing gunshots that scared it away, but it is still on the loose, and he will be standing guard making sure that the pets are out of and kids outside, don't let them sit outside on their own. >>> the san rafael pacific's baseball team held a bone marrow drive for a teenager with cancer. danny rose, resistant to chemothera

and i think that that will help to go exactly to what vicki was saying, this being old news. for some of these victims, they probably have not had a chance to tell their story yet. they haven't had a chance to tell the details to law enforcement and so having this opportunity will both be important to the victims, obviously it's important for them to have a chance to have their story heard, but will also be big for the case as well. so i think sort of the immense amount of publicity that this is getting obviously in that press conference you heard the u.s. attorney really putting out a call to anyone who had been victimized by epstein saying, please, call the fbi. he gave them sort of this tutorial about which numbers exactly they should push when they call that main number. i think this is going to be a real call to all of the victims to have a chance to have their story be heard and that's in stark contrast to what happened in the florida case. >> for sure. berit berger, vicki ward, tom winter, stephanie gosk, thank you. >>> still ahead a leaked memo leads between to a spat

vicki was 83 and had stage iv bone cancer when she ended her own life last year.on and daughter, adam and kate, were both investigated by police for a potentially assisting their mother's suicide. he had asked adam to contact the swiss clinic dignitas with a view to potentially ending her own life there. his phone was seized. vicki dating kate's house. kate found her after returning home one day last february. eye then sat with her. didn't go in an ambulance —— i stop the police took it. mum was a victim andi the police took it. mum was a victim and i was are suspect. it was very, very stressful. after almost a year, the coroner returned a verdict of suicide. kate and adam were cleared of any involvement. in england, wales, northern ireland, being found guilty of assisted suicide can lead toajail guilty of assisted suicide can lead to a jail term of up to 1a years. in scotland, is not a specific crime, but helping someone take their own life can lead to a charge of culpable homicide. all these laws will be scrutinised today in parliament. kidney specialist, doctor

>>today on national hot dog day vicki liviakis had the greatest job around out there.he takes us to the home of the hot. >>chance of hot dog eating both from the south bay. and that's exactly where in these cases this week way and every day is national hot dog day serving up hot dog since the 1930's a hot dog eating the champ in the hot dog eating champ. and no not today, we have one each 3 of them. hedges down a ways in los gatos is happy now another long time. >>this right up hot they're big or they're just a moment here. >>on aficionados swear by their labor. i got a chilly she's out. she's and remind me that outside the doggy dogg competitive world of my dog eating it is after all what they would be 20 and never has and will be oc is kron 4 news. >>hungary. well you want to submit your favorite restaurant bar cafe eatery or food truck to dine and dish. you can nominate them by sending an e-mail to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com or you can go to our dine and dish facebook page. >>a very popular tourist destination for a lot of people here in the bay area but people

>>in that spirit tonight on dine and dish our vicki liviakis this is a bay.asters with tips on how to make a great grill. >>come from people's backyards. backyard grill on come dine and dish turns up the heat with a few free tips on barbecue. some of the may come fall off the bone, the bay area barbecue school for starters, they tell me that some of the best herbs and and that's not for me that's people tell me that all is secret. he had just the right temps for just the right amount of time there's this perfect the perfect temperature that they reach were it will fall off the bone, you buy come right pretty good. david lawrence is secret black bark and that's where we get an a from >>we get the ball on the outside then me and my school a ring smoldering them there as well as everyone >>pit master wesley shot swears by the dry roads barbecue is dry run and just all smoke to make >>the backyard get together with the neighbors. one whose brand of cooking happens at moment as a little bit about your paper army q a cold beer than getting better on this. you know

still put up with in san francisco, vicki liviakis. want to submit your favorite restaurant bar cafe eatery or food truck to dine and dish you can nominate them by sending an e-mail to dine and dish kron 4 dot com or in go to our dine and dish facebook page. these protests are popping. over newly-announced impending ice raids. we hear reaction on how people feel about ice possibly doing raids in san francisco. in sports. another big trade in the nba will mark the exit of russell rest for westbrook from oklahoma city mark will tell you where h >>they're absolutely going to happen there's. >>approximately a million people in this country with removal orders. >>back to our top story tonight, immigration officials say ice raids are absolutely going to happen some reports stating that they are set to begin this sunday. >>this means thousands of undocumented families could soon be arrested families arrested together will be held in family detention centers in texas and in pennsylvania. but since most of them are almost filled those centers.

i've been following this for quite some time. >> we know one of those victims, vicki, that is part of this new round, we understand of allegations, is one of the women and at the time, a young, young woman, who you spoke to whose story wasn't able to be told. we know this is a man who had a lot of money. he has a lot of connections. very controlling. you experienced a taste of that as you've explained in your reporting. and in a 2018 piece for the daily beast you wrote, he has a way of spooking you, does epstein, or he did. my babies were born prematurely, dangerously so. he'd ask which hospital i was giving birth at. i was so worried that somehow with all his connections to the academic and medical community that i put security on them in the nicu. how do you think his alleged victims of feeling today? >> well, i think, you know, knowing the family, i think they will be feeling a mixture of empowered and afraid. you know, i'll never forget the mother of these two women telling me that many years later she was afraid to walk the dog at night. afraid at who might jump out at her. this

>>vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >>the usgs is monitoring the aftershocks and has an important reminder when it comes to the next big one. i know with earthquakes, it's it's tough to make accurate predictions but kind of what you're feeling at this point to think they'll be more aftershocks in the near future. >>weaker stronger what do you think. well the aftershocks will look continue several weeks for this earthquake. >>the likelihood of there being an aftershock which is quite strong is about one in 20 roughly one in 20. we don't anticipate that there will be another event as strong as the main shocked, but it will be rocking and rolling down there in southeastern california. now. >>as always following a big quake. the usgs is taking this opportunity to remind everyone that we do live in earthquake country have an emergency plan in place put together an emergency kit and if you own a home consider getting earthquake insurance. >>on camera truck speeds up behind a test that crosses over the double yellow line then

here's nbc's vicky wynn. >> reporter: on the streets, in bike lanes, even on highways last year motorized scooters accounted for 39 million rides in cities across the country there are major concerns in atlanta, two riders died last year, one just last week, a 37-year-old man run over by a bus. the driver not at fault, but the incident sparking protests and prompting city leaders to pause issuing permits to companies head and facial injuries tripled over a decade. >> we're seeing significant injuries to the head and face, broken faces, broken noses, cuts we're seeing people who have injuries to their neck >> reporter: many cities are struggling with balancing safety and convenience. >> great way to get around we love them go to lunch, come back, no parking. good for the environment >> they go like 15-miles-per-hour. you can get it to 25 just got to be careful on them >> reporter: nashville tightened its scooter rules after a rider died in may. >> i don't want any families to experience the pain me and my family are experiencing right now. >> reporter: companies, cities, and riders looking

vicky ward, how old are your 20 on his right now?> sons. .6 years old amy: that a significant because you are pregnant at the time you are doing this piece. can you describe what happened to you when you wrote this piece? you spoke to jeffrey epstein. >> multiple times. out all of these important bankers and academics and financiers to talk to me. he called me all the time, but he would threatening. he would talk and then he was a, vicky, i don't like thihis thes. something is going to happen to your unborn children. it lightly of say but i would to the magazine's general counsel at the time. amy: you actually put security in the nicu? early, heey came asked me what hospital they were going to be born at, so i did put security on them. they were born two months prematurely. i think one of the reasons it thisme so long to revisit story is that it was obviously extremely traumatic, n not of te least that getting the two young women who talked to me to go on the record, verifying with sources around them their accounts of what happened

monday we're going to cool down to near average even along the coast and interior valleys, pam and vicki back to you thanks for greece uh next. kron 4 news at 5 we're going to show you the fire department that is welcoming a dozen new babies after their dads were on the front lines battling the massive. >>our fire. >>northern california over the past year dozen babies were born to parents linked to the reading fire department this after the area had to deal with that devastating car fire julie every report. >>12 bouncing baby is born into the reading fire department family in the past year. 12 babies and 9 moms that's right do the math 3 sets of twins after the car fire. >>after you we all went through some real emotional we all coming back together and we were telling each other what was happening and all kind of figure out that president together. >>they call it one big family. >>it's a big team effort. and and very family oriented and i think that's one thing one of the reasons why we love this job. and being able to help each other out families friends. >>but the night the car fire b

in our panel in athens via skype demetrius he's a political advisor to their syriza party in london vicky pryce she is a chief economic advisor at the center for economics and business research and also in athens a european affairs analyst yes simitis welcome to you all i'd like to begin with demetrius repeated. your party said or did rather what it said it wasn't going to do and now it's going to be punished and the the general election is that right. well it seems that. on from so far what we have from the polls is that new democracy is ahead on the poll should seems that it's a bit of a difficult fight political struggle for syriza. it's soon to be to have some final results but it seems that the situation is is difficult for for the party and it follows the the defeat we had 6. 3 weeks ago when the european union elections so what's happening here is that you have a electorates that's unhappy with the policies that your government put in place policies that you said you were never going to do and then you did. so what's the next or what what happens next verse or it's a why why did yo

we have linda mihara, who does the origami with her sister, vicky. unfortunately, vicky passed away this year, so we're going to dedicate art and soul this year to her. and then also, in addition to that, we have leland wong, who is our original poster maker for the past--for the first 20 years of nihonmachi. so, we're expanding that. and so, we're starting to get more corporate involved to do information booths as opposed to just nonprofit because of the cost of the fair and everything. so, we're expanding a lot, quite a bit. we'll also have a food booth. and food booths are happening with--along with the food trucks. robert: and a showing right on the last night? richard: and we have a movie night just on saturday. it's called mirai, it's an animation movie, and it's also been nominated for an award. robert: very good, all right. well, trying to stay traditional and contemporary. thank you very much, looking forward to being there, all right? okay. well, the 46th annual nihonmachi street fair will set up on august 3 and 4 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in

>>vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >>a 27 year-old man has confessed to killing us scientists, suzanne eaton on the greek island of crete evening was from oakland. the man had been detained for questioning by police after the evening went missing on july second police believe she disappeared during a run and she was attending a conference with her employer. the max planck institute out of dresden university in germany. her body was found in a former not see war bunker on july 10th. she leaves behind a husband and 2 sons more details are expected to be announced tomorrow. >>a california man has been sentenced to life in prison for killing an engaged couple while they were on a camping trip this was in 2004. the ohio couple they've been sleeping on jenner beach when they were shot and killed by sean gallon, the case remained cold for more than a decade before gallon admit to killing 22 year-old lindsey kutch all and 26 year-old jason allen. he also pleaded guilty to killing his brother. he was sentenced today to 3 consec

. >> reporter: it's a typical day for mom, vicki playing blocks with her son and smoking a joint. she is among the growing number of moms who use marijuana during and after pregnancy. for her, it's helped relieve epbilitating migraines andthrow. ter: she didn't want the morphine drip that doctors prescribed because she was afraid her baby would become addicted to the opiate. >> i decided to consume cannabis and within 30 minutes i did feel better. >> reporter: tonight, a study of almost 300,000 pregnant women in northern california where weed is legal found that the use of cannabis has nearly doubled. >> cannabis use in pregnancy is associated with having a baby who weighs less. and there's also growing evidence that there may be an association with neuro developmental problems. >> reporter: women are using it to deal with morning sickness, migraines, and depression, which is why vicki joined mothers mary, a group based in canada where marijuana is legal nationwide. >> cannabis saved my life. if i hadn't gone the way of medical cannabis, i don't think i'd be here today. >> reporte

vicki. you catherine emergency rooes are also gearing up for the 4th of july as they expect to see more people coming in for firework related injuries. doctors they are warning parents of the potential dangers of even the safest fireworks earlier today we spoke with doctor greg burrell. he is co-founder and director of medicine at carbon health. he talks about what you need to know to stay safe. this holiday. >>and uh you know 4th of july is such a fun lot of fireworks and festivities and that that you're you're completely right that is the time when we see despite a little bit a visit to the e r or number things like that even the ones that are that are legal, you know still have full of risks. you know we usually recommend for folks. to have the smallest children really don't handle fireworks all and then they are kids we want to say you know only under close supervision and actually it's i'm glad you mentioned sparklers because. sometimes seem a safer, but actually the. if you burn very h

vicki was 83 and had stage iv bone cancer when she ended her own life last year.e was not afraid of dying but the way she was going to waive —— die. she said she was going to do it when she was ready. her son and daughter, adam and kate, were both investigated by police for potentially assisting their mother's suicide. vicki had asked adam to contact the swiss clinic dignitas with a view to potentially ending her own life there. his phone was seized. vicki died in kate's house. kate found her after returning home one day last february. i then sat with her. didn't go in an ambulance. as the police took it, mum was a victim and i was a suspect. it was very, very stressful. after almost a year, the coroner returned a verdict of suicide. kate and adam were cleared of any involvement. i would like to see the law changed so i would like to see the law changed so that people who are terminally ill can be allowed to die with listed in the way that they die. —— assisted. in england, wales, and northern ireland, being found guilty of assisted suicide can lead to a jail term

but the area where it happened is now under a state of emergency with kron four's vicki liviakis now with more on the damage that quake caused. >>home security camera captured the moment the quake hit if you are. >>might be so. >>this video last chattering at a time of tactics clinic near the wrest it destroyed literally everything that we had. >>flat screens my dresses are not over. >>the kern county fire department tweeted it was responding to nearly 2 dozen incidents, ranging from medical assistance to structure fires. >>there is some structural damage to the hospital. there is some sprinkles that are leaking a local hospital had to be evacuated. >>amid repeated aftershock we have about an 80% chance of at least one magnitude 5. about a 9% chance that something larger than 6.4 kerr could occur over the next week. >>images posted on social media show broken bottles at a liquor store and groceries tumbled off supermarket shelves. the quake also blamed for a broken water main in l a. throughout the los angeles basin people share videos of rippling waves in their swimming pools and sw

good evening, everyone, i'm vicki liviakis. >>and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lotus tonight. it is a crime that police say is unusual for livermore the murder of a 16 year-old boy it happened last night outside of taco bell off the stan lee boulevard and the pepper tree plaza, a shopping center. that's where we find kron four's dan kerman he joins us live with more on what led to this deadly encounter. dan. >>well catherine and vicki this a murder happened just about 20 feet from where i'm standing you can see right crawling memorial to the victim identified by friends. the 16 year-old emanuel mose be they say they don't know the circumstances around how he was shot, but police are telling us tonight that there were 3 people together and to him they somehow got into an altercation and then one of the people pulled out a gun and shot those beaded eyes. police are on the lookout for this man 21 year-old jorge tell is considering him armed and dangerous and he is wanted for homicide. >>monday night about 9.30 authorities say tell us pulled out a gun and shot a 16 year-old boy to

in san jose vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >>tell me i'm not the only person that finds it hard to watch a hot dog eating i just did. well you can submit your favorite restaurant bar cafe or food truck to dine and dish send us an e-mail send it to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com or you can just go to the dine and dish facebook page. and we like to check in on the airport. >>sfo there it is all lit up not a whole a lot of fog and a singing on sort of depends on where you are some spots are really foggy some spots are okay. john tribal will let you know if and when the fog will clear and. for today hopefully more sunshine. we'll have your full forecast in just a bit. >>welcome back for 54 on this thurlday morning and getting close to 5 o'clock now you are looking at necessarily fog sitting right through sfo. but you do have plenty of cloud cover just about the airports i would not be surprised to see some delay showing up here in just a few minutes out there we're going to be keeping a close eye on that for you today as we do ap

and san francisco vicki liviakis kron 4 >>well there was an early 4th of july fireworks show outside the coliseum after the a's game versus the twins. let's start at the bottom of the 4th twins already up one to nothing. that was until chris herman stepped up to the plate areas drilling one left field. >>and that drives in chris davis evening things up at one apiece next and in twins backup, byron, but marcus city at the plate. he was about to take over the game good contacts straightaway center that keeps on keep it on up and over the wall all a's tire on simmons 12th homer of the season and the bottom of the 8th a's leading 3 to 2 bases loaded percent in again. the former cal star putting his own fireworks show. putting up one for the fans grand slam. his 4th career grand slam by the way open wins this one with a final score 72. williams she advances at wimbledon after winning in the second round meghan markle was on hand actually for the match and there she is. >>with the hat. serena facing 18 year-old ca van and yvonne took the opening set but after that it was all williams a 23

>>vicki and that's not a bad thing out we're here that couple human officers, a couple canine officers from the vallejo police department and they're all set for tomorrow. it's a big day for the community officer hector campos is here explain to me do we have next eu and who we have down the road. >>says for now he's a secure german shepherd shepherd on a street has been working the streets of oil for 3 and a half years is a dual purpose dog. the years is here at money comes on with me and i go to work with me. he's slobber a lot he's got a story is excited like i said he's still purpose, he's a train and apprehension located narcotics and discarded items. we also have a we have 7 canines in the unit. that other one right there is can a chase with officer power. e he' his work. >>chase down there is get what is easiest take his it pretty strong, yeah, dog and he will do this all day all day i well do feel like 3 so that down the road of addresses effort day show you some of what's going to be happening tomorrow so tomorrow's a big day for the community officer campus just describe what

grant vicki. now back to you. >>all right here so live for us in the newsroom. thank you j r and joining us on the phone is robert foxworthy from cal fire to give us some some more information and some nervous residents out there. jeff. >>what can you tell us. >>that your reporter up. worker. 55 acres. i am i have a little difficulty with the phone here. >>that's okay. yeah we can hear you go ahead. >>well, yeah, 55 acres. like we're reporting there are. evacuation of the caucus. i won 28 from of mark leeco in the phone. as you could from your footage and they are starting to make headway on the fire and our starting you again a little bit of control and you can see 5 a the lack of a plane that we're on and uh compared to earlier when the fire was earlier in the day. >>i know this is a pretty sparsely populated area you can see the rugged terrain which obviously makes this a tough fight from the ground how many people are we talking a in terms of these evacuations any idea. >>you know specific saw i'm not a i'm not a 100% sure on quiet doubt be a question but pr

vicki young, bbc news, manchester. let's get some of the day's other news.hallam, jared 0'mara, says he will resign in september at the start of the new parliamentary term. once a labour mp, he's now facing twitter accusations from a former aide of "not caring about his constituents. " mr 0'mara says he's taking time out to deal with personal problems. the police service of northern ireland has condemned what it called a "cowardly" attempt to murder its officers by dissident republicans. it says a "viable device" was recovered after reports of a large bang were heard in craigavon in county armagh on friday night. a man and a woman from essex have been arrested, after a mass brawl on a british cruise ship. six others were injured as the p&0 britannia ferry sailed into southampton today from norway. the fight broke out after a party. over 1,000 passengers have been ferried to safety from an express train trapped by torrential rains near the indian city of mumbai. helicopters, boats and diving teams were deployed by the authorities after the train was stranded

our chief political correspondent, vicky young, reports from manchester.his first steps as prime minister, boris johnson is promising a bright, optimistic future. i wasjust thinking... but he is not the first conservative to come to manchester offering more investment for the north of england. at the science and industry museum, mrjohnson said action was needed to combat the hopelessness felt by those living in some northern towns. it isn't really the fault of the places and it certainly isn't the fault of the people growing up there. they haven't failed. it is we, us, the politicians, our politics have failed them. and our plan now in this new government that i lead is to unite our country and to level up. he announced a 5.6 billion fund to improve transport and broadband in 100 towns and committed to a new fast rail link between manchester and leeds. as far as i'm concerned, that is just the beginning of our commitments and our investments. we want to see this whole thing done. many of the people sitting here have heard warm words about the northern powe

vicki young, bbc news.been reaction to borisjohnson‘s victory from the main opposition parties. he's been elected on a programme which appears to be tax write—offs for the very richest and a no deal exit from the european union. i think you needs to think a bit more carefully about where we're going. borisjohnson should not underestimate the strength with which i, my government, my party will fight against brexit, generally, but a no—deal brexit particularly. we looking forward to a dynamic relationship in the sense that it will be more of an ongoing relationship, conversations, involvement. think that's important, notjust with us involvement. think that's important, not just with us but with all wings of the conservative as well. and i think they boris's style is to do that kind of thing. boris johnson is not fit to be prime minister. he has shown that time and time again, whether it's the diplomatic apps that he's frankly revelled in, causing offence gratuitously to people, and the fact that he just doesn

vicki and kept right haven't had a chance to >>florence is forecast, but i can tell you it's a really high and concord. but we're here at mount diablo high school this is the 6th annual fireworks celebration and show on the 4th of july a lot of and to be had here the stage is set but before we get into all the details i have just the right guy to tell us about that. tim a gallon. he is one of the organizers here to tell us what we can expect. >>what would you expect is we're going to have a packed house here like we've had for the last 6 years on stage we have the 560 seconds air force band which is going to start off at 6.30 practice and in the background and then we've got the big jangle to tom petty cover band and then of course fireworks or not this point in the meantime you play the kids, carnival enjoys vendor goes it's going to be beautiful day in concord. >>absolutely and. if you can hear it's jazz playing in the background this year's theme is all that. >>that's right so that's what we did we had our eye. we had our parade earlier today, 10 o'clock that over a 100 participant

our chief political correspondent vicki young takes a look at his career.th prime minister to be schooled at eton. the house will proceed to a division. he went on to study classics at oxford university. a career in journalism followed with a stint in brussels for the telegraph, where he relished mocking the european commission. i didn't want to be totally stitched up here. his profile was boosted by tv appearances. borisjohnson had set his sights on a political career, and where better than the safe conservative seat of henley upon thames? but even back then, as borisjohnson tried to become the conservatives' candidate, the local party was divided over his talents. some were attracted to this slightly eccentric, larger than life personality, but others were concerned about whether he could be taken seriously. he was elected mayor of london in 2008. such an honour to have you here, mr mayor. oh, please call me boris. mrjohnson was the charismatic frontman, happy to perform for the cameras... oh no! and the mishaps only added to the celebrity status. release

celebrating the 4th of july is of course backyard barbecues right and this morning on dine and dish vicki visits bay area pitmasters. >>for some tips on how to grill. >>the best barbecue come from people's backyards. >>backyard grill on come dine and dish turns up the heat with a few free tips on barbecue. >>someone to teach may come fall off the bone. >>the bay area barbecue school for starters, they tell me that some of the best herbs ever had >>and that's not for me that's people telling them all is secret. just the right temps for just the right amount of time there's this perfect the perfect temperature that they reach were it will fall off the bone, you buy come right pretty good a david lawrence is secret black bark and that's where we get an a from >>we get the ball on the outside then me and my school a ring smoldering them there as well as everyone in the public view. >>pit master wesley shot swear by the dry roads barbecue is dry run and just all smoke to make both the koreans. backyard get together with the neighbors. one whose brand of cooking happens at mobile a little bit o