vicki: prime minister is rarely get to decide how they leave office.ret thatcher vowed to fight on, but her cabinet suggested she should step down. david cameron recognized that losing the eu referendum was a resigning matter. theresa may won a vote of conference, but left a few months later. >> it is incredibly tough on them personally. these things normally build up over a long period, but i think most people who have done the job get to a point where they recognize time is up, and it is not in their interest or in the country's interest. >> the parliamentary party does have confidence. vicki: this group of mps could have a crucial role to play if boris johnson refuses to leave. the 1922 committee could organize another vote of confidence. boris johnson one the conservatives their biggest election victory in more than 30 years. many have backed him because they wanted to make sure braggs that could happen, but he has not been able to translate that success into government. many in his government have turned against him, fearing he is tarnishing the r

vicky eventually gets a sofa and two matching chairs, but then feels lumps inside.finding cash. more than $36,000 worth. >> i was just like, you know, telling my son, "come, come, come." i was screaming, "come, come, it's money, it's money. i need to call the guy." >> reporter: determined to do the right thing and give the money back, she calls the owner. he tells her the chair belonged to a family member who died and who had apparently hidden money around the house. because he was in such disbelief at vicky's honesty, the man gave her $2,200 to buy a new fridge. >> giving the money back was just the right thing to do. the first thing that came to my mind was just to call the guy and return the money. >> reporter: tonight, vicky sitting on that chair with her 6-month-old grandson, jay. grateful for the new refrigerator, saying it always pays off to do what's right. >> i feel great about him giving us the $2,200, even though i was not expecting him to give us a dime. and i'm grateful and thankful for his generosity. >> an example for all of us to follow. thanks so mu

ukraine vicky had no idea that in addition to teaching, she would have to become a refugee.are all emigrants in ukraine, people who lived in ukraine and for whom it became home. we all thought that everything was fine, that putin was only bluffing, that he was not going to invade , we have been at war with russia since 2014. as soon as he attacked, we were all shocked, we had no idea that he would start shelling and bombing innocent civilians, then we realized that it had become a reality and how serious it was, the woman was not going to leave even despite the invasion of the russians however, it quickly became clear that this is a full-scale war. at first i wanted to stay. i planned not to leave, but on the 25th there was a knock on my door . it seems that it was on friday. one of my colleagues knocked and she said that they were being shelled, and then i decided that it was time to leave. that's why i packed my backpack vicky and her colleague from zhytomyr evacuated to lviv by train, the foreign citizens were extremely impressed that the ukrainians knew what was happenin

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus out of california is 111 monkeypox cases.co county accounts for. >> almost half of those. the county is now reporting 40 cases. that number is expected to climb as well in the coming weeks. and as you can see here, san francisco county has significantly more cases than the rest of the county's locally. we're waiting to hear back from health officials in marin and santa clara counties. and tonight, san francisco pride event. organizers are now urging attendees to get tested after they received reports of >> positive cases are conference. rob nesbitt spoke with an infectious disease expert about the importance of understanding just how the disease is spreading. joins us now live from the newsroom with more on what you need to know tonight. rob vicki, 3 big takeaways after talking with a doctor are don't panic, don't stigmatize and have a healthy attitude about your level of risk. i had a better understanding of that advice when i heard a firsthand account from someone with monkeypox. >> here on my face. these are thankfully hea

vicki and grant, which you guys do with the money.re live here in campbell kron. 4 news. >> yeah, we like the beverly hillbillies. the scenario there. just and yeah, it was hit by some land and then you're good luck, justin. good everybody. >> well, that is las vegas and it's dealing with some major flooding right now after some strong storms there. crews at the sports inside the in downtown. they're cleaning up after water made its way inside. as you can see, they're damaging video screens leaking through the ceiling, lower parts of the linq hotel. those also experience major flooding. thursday was the second day of the monsoonal storms in that area during the most intense part of the storm. wind gusts were reported up to 71 miles an hour. nearly 7300 customers also lost power. at one point. well, you don't see that often back here in the bay chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins nothing close to. >> you know, heavy rain here. but yeah, it did rain a little bit here. a little just lot their battering consist because he knows love

>> grant, vicki, good evening.at president biden and the vice president are among the course of democrats now calling for a ban on assault weapons. that's after today. we heard from law enforcement that the gunmen at this shooting was carrying an ar 15 style gun. >> my team was just at the very beginning of the parade route, illinois democratic congressman brad schneider with at monday's july 4th parade in highland park when the shooting began, the moment was shattered and lives destroyed. schneider represent the now morning community in washington. he says the shooting makes clear congress must do more to keep guns out of the

. >> i'm vicki liviakis and i'm ken wayne. grant.us is off tonight between last year and this year, oakland is seen at least 90 fires in the wood street homeless encampment in today. another fire, big one close down the freeway for a brief period and caused a lot of problems for those fighting that blaze. our kron four's dan kerman reports. >> the black smoke poured into the air monday morning in oakland after another fire broke out in the wood street homeless encampment below interstate 8.80, near 34th. and what we have a little bit of everything we have cars are >> on the bus here? >> due to the smoke sections of 88 80 in 5.80, was shut down as fire crews tried to get a handle on the blaze. fire officials believe it broke out in some vehicles below this old wooden train trestle. >> which ended up catching fire as well. chemical cylinders in the area caused repeated explosions which added 2 firefighters concerns because of the nature of what is burning. >> fire officials say over the last year there have been more than 90 fires in t

vicki, back to you. i we know it's did the white house say what their plan is to try bring down prices? >> well, president biden did say today that tackling inflation is his top priority and to do that, he says he will continue. >> to work on bringing prices down at the pump and also putting pressure on congress to pass legislation that would reduce the cost of goods everyday goods for americans. he's really not. his 2 trillion dollar bill back better act, which has been stalled in congress for quite some time. critics of that bill say that it would hurt the economy, not help it. >> anna wiernicki reporting live from

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.ditor, said some ministers are still unhappy and junior ministers she spoke to have a decided whether they will stay. i've been speaking to the editor of 0penmedia and former political correspondent at the independent and the independent on sunday, james cusick, about whether boris johnson can continue as britain's prime minister. here's what he had to say. like any leader, boris johnson probably like any leader, borisjohnson probably thinks he can tough it out. johnson, they probably made a calculation that the holidays are a mere two days ago and if he canjust keep behind the barricades of downing street long enough, it's downing street long enough, its job downing street long enough, it'sjob done. i think if he thinks that's all there is, his reputation for getting the big decisions right is delusional, may be more delusional than i thought. may be more delusional than i thou:ht. �* , may be more delusional than i thou:ht. fl ., may be more delusional than i thou:ht. h ., , ., , thou

let's go to leon is vicky. he's a natural gas analyst with energy aspects. leon, good. have you on the show is always how critical is this situation for utilities is uniform alone out there or is it going to be joined by others? i mean, it really depends on each individual's utilities exposure to russian gas volumes because that's ultimately the shortfall that we are seeing in the european balance and for utilities that those missing volumes need to be replaced on the spot market . so for a company that has considerable contractual supplies with gas problem, you're looking at around potentially $21000000000.00 euros on an annual, on an annualized basis. additional costs, if they have to source or on 60 percent of the contractual supply on spot markets and spot mark has it been pretty turbulent lately? we saw massive price hikes yesterday, or that the, the cost was rising. where are those prices now? are they likely to calm down? have they calm down? what are we seeing right now? what can we expect? so we have seen particularly today prices fall flatly because the norweg

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.a view of some of boris johnson's own vicki young with a view of some of borisjohnson's own mps. but what about the voters who gave him a resounding election victory less than three years ago? 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth has been gauging the mood in wiltshire. summer in salisbury, and things might seem serene. this city's in the heart of wiltshire, fairly solid tory turf. the party holds all seven parliamentary seats. but at this local bistro, four conservatives from across the county have been watching closely as the tension unfurls in westminster. personally, i'm very disappointed, and the members as well. last night, i was talking to quite a few residents and they were stalwart... you know, they are boris supporters. 0k, a lot of people didn't mind he had a beer or had done something like that. but this, being lied to, this is a totally different game. here, they say downing street's response to allegations about the deputy chief whip was the final straw in a longer lin

thanks for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 9, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the announcement is coming from 3 people familiar with the matter. >> they say that the president is expected to formalize instructions to the departments of justice and health and human services to push back on efforts to limit the ability of women to access federally approved abortion medication or to travel across state lines to access clinical abortion services. the president's executive order will also directing agencies to work with the to educate medical providers and insurers about how and when they are required to share privileged patient information with authorities. the order is coming 2 weeks after the u.s. supreme court overturn roe v wade ending the federal right to abortion. we'll, of course, be following this announcement on kron. 4 morning news. also breaking this hour, an apparent assassination attempt. japan's former prime minister shinzo has been shot during a campaign speech. >> this is file video here. according to japanese media, though bay collapse was bleeding

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energy information association nbc senior consumer investigator, vicky nguyen is here she's got tipsting, when the temperatures go up, we want to turn our thermostat down, every degree is a dollar if you can raise your thermostat a little bit, consumer reports says every degree you raise it, you save 3% on your bill a smart thermostat could help, 7, 8 hours when you're at work, bump the temperature up, you'll see it in your bill. >> craig, we are saving so much money in this studio he thinks it's too hot in here. >> it's 82 degrees in here >> me and hoda have this fight with craig every day, we are saving money. >> helping the environment >> exactly ceiling fan, a good solution how do you make the best use of them. >> ceiling fans have a summer mode and a winter mode. >> i didn't. >> there's an easy way to figure it out should be going counter clock wise for the summer or stand under the fan, do you feel the cold air coming down, you're in summer mode. you don't, it's bringing warm air up look for the switch on your ceiling fan. that can bring down your energy bill by 14%. >> do ceil

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vicki young, bbc news, westminster.s in the state of illinois say the suspect in monday's mass shooting at a 4th ofjuly parade near chicago has been charged with seven counts of first—degree murder. they said these were just the first of many charges to come. they will demand the maximum sentence for 21—year—old robert crimo, who is alleged to have killed seven and injured dozens more after opening fire from a rooftop in highland park. our correspondent, nomia iqbal, has this report. an ordinary american high street, littered with the normality of family life. families had been celebrating the day their nation found independence when gunshots rang out. gunfire. a traditional event in this country has been destroyed by what's becoming another american tradition. a mass shooting. some escaped. i heard a bullet ricochet off of the brick above me and i kept — my girlfriend kind of got immobilised so i had to keep turning around and pulling her and pulling her because she just kind of froze. and now a 21—year—old has been ch

>> grant, vicki, good evening. what we know that president biden and the vice president are among the course of democrats now calling for a ban on assault weapons. that's after today. we heard from law enforcement that the gunmen at this shooting was carrying an ar 15 style gun. >> my team was just at the very beginning of the parade route, illinois democratic congressman brad schneider with at monday's july 4th parade in highland park when the shooting began, the moment was shattered and lives destroyed. schneider represent the now morning community in washington. he says the shooting makes clear congress must do more to keep guns out of the wrong hands as the court, a ban on assault weapons. these are weapons of war tuesday. the white house echoed that call. we need to make sure that we ban assault right? that is one of the things that's being reported >> that suspect had. but the majority of republican lawmakers argue gun control is still not the answer. in a tweet, colorado republican congresswoman lauren boebe

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he obviously loved his family very much, with vicki having a child.. and he stopped her eldest son waido, who for 8 years now has been moving to russia by profession, by the way, architect what kind of modern industrial residential architecture is correct correct architecture is correct? yes , this is also like a kitchen. it's not like the old leno. new it must be from the heart. today waldo was with his russian sister, maria to whom vasilkov secretly sent gifts and colored peruvian beads. it was rapture then in the soviet union. but, uh, relatives also said they don’t wear it there, otherwise there will be questions, that is, at some family evenings i was allowed, but i wanted today’s burial of the ashes of mikhail vasilkov at troekurovsky, obviously only beginning of period. when more and more of him , including family photos, will appear, well, of course, we can only guess. what kind of decisions for the sake of the motherland do such people carry themselves. sergey brilev alexey kalach and evgeny makarov together moscow in the netherlands, the pro

you saw her there, there is vicki, senior consumer investigative correspondent, she explains that there are a lot of cheap adventures to be had outside. >> good morning, inflation is hitting us every day. you can still enjoy the great outdoors, without busting your budget, i will show you how, later on this morning, on today. >>> i had on today, vicki will share how to get back to vacation basics with the plans you need and the stuff you don't need, that is at 7:00 am right after today in the bay. >>> next on today in the bay at 6:00 am, we are

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. taking a look at sport now.ked off their european women's championship with a 1—0 win over austria at old trafford. england's winning goal was scored by beth mead, in a match played in front of a record crowd of almost 70,000 people. the lionesses, who are in group a with austria, northern ireland and norway, are aiming to win their first major tournament. to japan now, where prime minister fumio kishida has pledged to restart more nuclear power plants to provide energy as the country struggles with its hottest summer on record. but 11 years on from the fukushima disaster, nuclear plants remain deeply unpopular among the japanese public. and as storage runs low at the fukushima site, treated cooling water is due to be released into the pacific, a policy local fishermen strongly oppose. 0ur tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes has gained rare access to the fukushima plant and sent this report. this is raw fish, just from the sea off here in fukushima, caught this morning. would you dare to eat this? well, a

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.has pledged to restart more nuclear power plants to provide energy as the country struggles with its hottest summer on record. but 11 years on from the fukushima disaster, nuclear plants remain deeply unpopular among the japanese public. 0ur tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield hayes has gained rare access to the fukushima plant and sent this report. this is raw fish, just from the sea off here in fukushima, caught this morning. would you dare to eat this? well, according to 0no—san here, who caught it, he says there is nothing for me to be worried about. "nothing to worry about, it's safe." well, it certainly tastes good! bell rings for years after the nuclear disaster, no—one wanted to buy fish from fukushima, the fear of radioactive contamination was so strong. finally, that is starting to change, but now there is a new threat. this is the fukushima nuclear plant today. the site is now dominated by giant water tanks filled with radioactive water. from up here, you really get a sense

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm ken wayne in for grant lotus tonight.h is meant to be spent celebrating the birth of america with friends and family. instead, today's date like so many others this year. >> has been marred by gun violence. this time shots ringing out at an independence day parade. and just now we are learning that police have arrested. 22 year-old robert the 3rd, he is the person of interest in the deadly attack. it happened in the highland park suburb. that's about 25 miles north of downtown chicago. witnesses say it took a few seconds to understand actually what was happening with some of the sights and sounds from the parade itself happening at the same time shortly after the parade started around 10 o'clock this morning, it descended into a chaotic scene. news nation correspondent kaylee be son talked with some of those people there and she has their story. >> it's just a very scary and traumatizing experience. >> minutes after a 4th of july parade kicked off in highland park, illinois shots rang out. hundreds of parade goer, some vi

vicki there was a blonde. could it really be maria vasilkova? hello?is is the daughter from the first marriage. father is here. she rarely saw, but she knew who he was. i was called for an interview at one time, and they told me how to behave as a teenager. she was just an active sportswoman, for example, odnoklassniki. well, i don’t even remember. listen, i don't need to remember, probably, that either he died or something there somewhere they are divorced her parents, really divorced, but still babies. she also became part of the history of soviet intelligence. mary's father. i named after my mentor. maria pavlovna was the name in the ussr of that legend of patriotic intelligence, which was known by the callsign patria or homeland of the spanish communist. she began working for the soviet special services back in the thirties of the great patriotic war , she was the radian nikolai kuznetsov, the very one who, posing as a german officer, carried out daring operations in western ukraine during the cold war. she set up an illegal peer review in montevid

nguyen hi, vicky, good morning. >>> i had to get out my binoculars for these ones.h a thing as inflation proof? we went on the hunt to find the items that have actually held their pricing. so here are some options to help your wallet. from groceries and gas to housing and medical care, ballooning prices have many americans feeling the pressure and yet some items have managed to escape the rising prices like this classic costco hot dog. it's still $1.50 and comes with a soda since its debut in 1985, costco has never raised the price of this classic combo and recently the club ceo telling cnbc it won't. >> is there any inflationary environment where you would raise that price >> no. >> reporter: costco views the popular mainstay as a loss leader, a product sold below market cost to attract customers. you can find these at other club stores but another example at costco, its rotisserie chicken holding steady at $4.99 despite a nearly 16% annual increase in chicken prices but costco has hiked prices elsewhere. they have raised the price on the soda by 10 cents and on th

russell says landscaping changes could be made to open areas like this instead of killing vicki's. >> then put bushes in it. >> that would be a massive project for foster city and they have exhausted other nonlethal options like strobe lights and dog hazing. still, there are many people here who are against the killing of these geese. >> they have to control that in a different way, not by killing vicki's. they are as much part of the environment, part of this earth as we are. i am very angry about this decision. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: is san francisco doing enough to stop the spread of monkeypox? supervisors will consider that question tomorrow. they will hold a hearing to discuss what the county's department of health is doing and assess what more they need from the federal government. rafael mandelman says the city is frustrated by what he says is a lack of response from washington but asked that some progress is being made in disturbing vaccines around the country. >> they have set as a goal, completely unacceptable but moving in the right direction, 3.5 million doses by

russell says landscaping changes could be made to open areas like this instead of killing vicki's. >>ke's. make your sidewalk poorly and then put bushes in it. >> that would be a massive project for foster city and they have exhausted other nonlethal options like strobe lights and dog hazing. still, there are many people here who are against the killing of these geese. >> they have to control that in a different way, not by killing vicki's. they are as much part of the environment, part of this earth as we are. i am very angry about this decision. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: is san francisco doing enough to stop the spread of monkeypox? supervisors will consider that question tomorrow. they will hold a hearing to discuss what the county's department of health is doing and assess what more they need from the federal government. rafael mandelman says the city is frustrated by what he says is a lack of response from washington but asked that some progress is being made in disturbing vaccines around the country. >> they have set as a goal, completely unacceptable but moving in the rig

officials say vicky white fatally shot herself after a brief police chase under alabama law.rder charges are filed against suspects when a death occurs in the process of another crime such as a prison escape. in tokyo. >> crowds gather to pay their respects to former japanese prime minister shinzo ah-bay. mourners lined up outside the temple where his funeral service was held as his her stroll by base body will be cremated and the government is expected to hold a separate memorial service at a later date. the 67 year-old was shot and killed and western giving a campaign speech last week. the gunman was arrested. still ahead tonight at 6 and olympic medalist recovering from an attack after someone allegedly threw a metal pipe that her face. we talked to the good samaritan who helped save her. >> just days after a giants pitchers snow. going to show you who will suit up in the mlb all-star game as a replacement. spo meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drumme

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm ella sogomonian with its 23 to 2 vote. san francisco bay conservation and development commission >> will no longer require that the howard terminal, the reserved for port related activities. our kron four's dan kerman. he's been following the meeting for us and has this report >> the oakland a's have moved one step closer to building their waterfront ballpark at the howard terminal thursday afternoon, the san francisco bay conservation and development commission voted to remove the howard terminals designation as a port priority use area, meaning it no longer must be used for port related activities. among those speaking in favor of this decision prior to the vote was oakland mayor libby schaff? >> i ask that you give oakland its shot. to allow this project to proceed to allow us to explore what incredible community benefits may come from. it. is to allow oakland to have its chance. >> the commission staff recommended removing the designation on the grounds. the port of oakland will be able to accommodate projected cargo g

well, vicki, dan, good evening.esident biden and the governors were disappointed that the decision to overturn or overturn roe v wade went through. >> and the said it was necessary for them to take the necessary end but the necessary steps in order to protect the right to abortion. >> this is not over. it's not over. >> friday, president joe biden told democratic governors that he is looking at every available option to protect abortion access after the supreme court overturned roe v wade, the terrible extreme decision in my view, a pending lives and impacting on the health and safety millions of women. new york governor kathy hochul says states like hers are stepping up to help. just ahead. full states are not going to have to take care of the health care of women from other states. new mexico governor michelle lujan, grisham agrees democrat led states are vital to protecting women's rights. we are in fact that brick wall. >> this, a horrific supreme court decision. but the president warns that republicans aren't s

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.iticial correspondent for the independent and independent on sunday and an editor at opendemocracy. it is great to get you on the programme, james, and such a shocking turn of events and just the last few hours. do you think borisjohnson can hold on? i think boris johnson can hold on? ~ ~ . , think boris johnson can hold on? ~ 4' ., on? ithink, like any leader, boris johnson _ on? ithink, like any leader, boris johnson probably - on? ithink, like any leader, l boris johnson probably things he borisjohnson probably things he can tough it out. johnson, he can tough it out. johnson, he probably made a calculation that the holidays are a mere two days away and if you can just keep behind the barricades in downing street long enough, it isjob done. i think if he thinks that is all there is, his reputation for getting the big decisions right is delusional, may be more delusional, may be more delusional than i thought. james, it is notjust rishi sunak, though, is it? and sajid javid? we have

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vicki young, bbc news., all of that has led to this conservative leadership contest. chris mason said a short while ago that estimates of the length of time this will take vary from three months, i think he said, down to three weeks. well, three weeks might be rather ambitious when we think of the process involved. because the timetable, the essential timetable, would be set on monday by the leadership of the 1922 committee, which is the committee of backbench mps. they run this process, and once that has been set, the rules change, and the rules state that eight mps need to nominate. they need to nominate one candidate. you need eight mps behind you to get onto the ballot paper. then a series of votes among the mps will take place, whittling them all down to candidates on a final piece of paper withjust candidates on a final piece of paper with just two macro names on candidates on a final piece of paper withjust two macro names on it, and then those two names will go forward to the party members, all of t

i'm going give vickie's help here.flour and water. in san francisco. a lot of good pizza to go around. yep. we're lucky to live in a great place to eat all kinds of food. that's right. vicki and grant are here to talk some more about and the money on me, though. >> and if you can't beat isis were learned he's a champ world champ up 5 feet. here you get on a plane to vegas all right. next and 9, we're talking about chaos and widespread violence over the holiday weekend. the temperatures go ended. >> oakland, what we're learning tonight about a young child who was shot and nearly died. >> plus, a vigil tonight in suburban chicago after the mass shooting at a rate. i'm the 4th of july. the gut wrenching message from the authorities today about a little toddler who went to the parade with his parents. news at 9 is next. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known medical staff, advise spus that had the officers not elected. >> to transport this child in their vehicles, thi

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm pam moore in for grant lotus tonight.ews are using everything in their tool box to protect the giant sequoia trees there. that includes one of the largest trees in the world. >> the fire also prompting major evacuations, mandatory ones. in fact, here is a map from the national park service and it shows the area under the evacuation order, which includes the entire town of wana. >> while won a a. >> and 1600 people evacuated from that community. the locations in yellow are now under a fire advisory. our kron alice sogomonian joins us now live from the newsroom with the latest on this fire. l a ham and vicki, the last update by fire officials tonight sounded pretty

dash cam footage shows the car rolling over cops say vicky white shot and killed herself as officers but now the inmate, casey white, is accused of causing her death during their escape he's already serving 75 years for attempted murder and other crimes he's also awaiting trial for a murder that happened seven years ago. that case set to begin in december. >>> we can now see into the past billions of years ago. we now have pictures of the beginning of it all. but what do they tell us the nasa administrator, bill nelson, joins us live with the photos from the extraordinary james webb telescope >>> and she's a real housewife of salt lake city. but now she's forking over ceo-sized cash the plea deal that's set to sending the housewife to the hoosegow when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your priorities are ours too. our interactiv

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.drama unfolding here in the uk. let's focus on sport and wimbledon and other events. hello there. i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news where we start with tennis, and rafael nadal progressed to the semifinals at wimbledon, but he needed five sets and over four hours to see off american taylor fritz. the spaniard, who last won this grand slam in 2010, needed to win a tie break in the deciding set and playing with an injury, but he held his nerve to set up a meeting with nick kyrgios who's into his first ever semifinal at the all england club with a straight—sets win over chile's cristian garin, making him the first australian man since 2005 to reach the last four at wimbledon. but will his opponent make it? i don't know. i can't give you a clear answer, because if i give you a clear answer because if tomorrow and another thing happens, i will be a liar. while in the women's draw, 2019 champion simona halep is through to the semifinals after a straightforward win over american

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. yes. shaking your head saying that a stray bullet enters the front passenger window and exits the back. >> window narrowly missing both of for sale. and th

vicky nguyen has free and almost free activities perfect for the whole family i love when the price isthe northeast, mid-atlantic states. the gully washer in the southwest, showers late in the day down through the gulf coast. then for tomorrow, strong storms in the southeast, the heat streak it will be slightly cooler today compared to yesterday. we will come down a couple of degrees. no major changes even going into the weekend. sunny skies with highs in the upper 80s. san francisco, clouds and fog each >>> and that is your latest weather. >> worth every dime, al. thank you so much. >>> coming up next, as mentioned, our "shop today" team has favorite picks from the amazon prime day sales tech, beauty, you name it, it's all on sale. there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few. comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your small business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology solu

you have to ericsson vicky. so the force eric, who is the embarrassment -- you just mention eric ryan's he's someone who resigned in 18 months after being inaugurated as governor. as you, said there are claims of sexual impropriety, sexual abuse. extramarital affairs. there's also eric schmidt who's the missouri attorney general. he is someone who i've been told was a moderate republican who is really trying to tackle right in order to and gain the endorsement from president trump. he has not endorsed him in this race and he is wildly popular in the state. then there's vicky had learned, he is someone who i'm told is a solid conservative. she was someone who voted against certifying the election. she's currently in the u.s. house. i'm told that there's no chance of when president trump is going to endorser. he's publicly said that she is not up to the job. so this is really a races anyone to win in some ways. i want to put us in polling four votes. want to put up some polling for folks. it's shows right now, thi

now after that crash, vicky white was taken to the hospital for a gunshot wound. she later died. casey now being held by the alabama department of corrections and is serving a 75 year sentence from previous convictions. back here at home, a horrifying scene for shoppers in and set on fire in front of them in the vineyard shopping center parking lot. kron 4 sarah stinson has more on what happened. >> shoppers at lucky supermarket and fully engulfed in flames. many of them calling 9-1-1 trying to get him immediate help. >> far we've had a couple different colors and there as i think it is an actual fired. a man was set on fire here at the vineyard shopping center and life flighted out of the parking lot. >> to the hospital with severe burns. this happened on the 5100 block of road around 9.45. last night contra costa county fire and concord. police responded and looks like i know her speck them that this guy on i know script so i know >> it's unclear who extinguish the flames on this man. witnesses say his whole body had burns. that's why the medics had to get him to a burn unit im

vicki in new jersey, independent. caller: good morning. how are you? host: find, go ahead, share your thoughts with us. caller: i think this undertaking is humongous and they are doing a wonderful job, but i would like to reiterate that the main purpose was to investigate and make recommendations so that this does not occur again. yet i know people do not like to hear this, but i think the media also takes advantage of this for their purposes. people have to remember the main purpose is to investigate and to make recommendations. the offshoot is to seek culpability, but that is not their main focus. i think as americans we have to focus on that, what we can do to repair this and our relations with each other, and that begins with reducing the name-calling, opening up your mind and your heart, and just listening. you can hardly disagree with someone but open your mind and try to understand where they are coming from. i think that would help a lot if we become more dependent on our thinking and less dependent on what the television news throws at us or t

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.orisjohnson, his unpopularity, his popular t—levels in scotland at an all—time low — how long do you think he could survive —— popularity levels. he could survive -- popularity levels. ~ ., ., ., levels. what do other s&p politicians _ levels. what do other s&p politicians think _ levels. what do other s&p politicians think of - levels. what do other s&p politicians think of their i politicians think of their chances... _ politicians think of their chances... there - politicians think of their chances... there is - politicians think of their chances... there is no | politicians think of their - chances... there is no doubt that the snp will see borisjohnson's failings as a huge gain for them. nicola sturgeon has already said that she hopes the rest of his parliament follow suit and resign as well. whether borisjohnson resigns, seems he has no intention to do that, he wants to stay put. we can see the speed with which he has replaced his chancellor and health secretary that he believes

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.s been following events at westminster. let's talk about the wrangling today and what this government looks like tonight. the and what this government looks like toni . ht. . ., and what this government looks like toniaht. . ., , ., ., tonight. the central question at the start of today _ tonight. the central question at the start of today was _ tonight. the central question at the start of today was a _ tonight. the central question at the start of today was a simple - tonight. the central question at the start of today was a simple one, . tonight. the central question at the start of today was a simple one, it | start of today was a simple one, it was about truth and whether what we heard from downing street, the centre of the government, was believable, and that is what started the panic within government, and it was a panic that you could smell a mile off from borisjohnson and his team. i was invited to see him at five o'clock this evening to record the interview we played a few mi

vicki young, bbc news.sruptions to global food and energy supplies caused by the russian invasion of ukraine. russia's top diplomat, sergey lavrov, his us counterpart, antony blinken and the chinese foreign minister are all attending. 0ur correspondent jonathan head has the latest. this is the first time since the invasion of ukraine that the us secretary of state would find himself in the same room as his russian counterpart, making for some awkward choreography. the us side insists there is no possibility of a formal meeting between the two. and, remember, this isjust a preliminary here at this gathering to the three big summits scheduled in this region for later this year, to which presidents biden and putin are both invited. and the us can hardly afford to boycott those meetings because it's struggling right now to regain the ground it's lost in recent years in influence to china, particularly here in the asia—pacific. so the talks scheduled between antony blinken and the chinese foreign minister, wang

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. let's get some of the day's other news.e accused of trafficking migrants to britain have been arrested in a series of raids across five european countries. the arrests were the result of a major operation coordinated between police forces in the uk, france, belgium, the netherlands and germany. bans on abortion in two more us states have come into effect after recent legal moves to block them were overruled. florida's ban on abortions past 15 weeks of pregnancy and a near—total ban in mississippi will now go ahead, following the supreme court's overturning of a landmark ruling on the issue. prosecutors in the us state of illinois say the suspect in monday's mass shooting at a 4th ofjuly parade near chicago has been charged with seven counts of first—degree murder. they said these were just the first of many charges to come. they will demand the maximum sentence for 21—year—old robert crimo, who killed seven and injured dozens more when he opened fire at the event in highland park. our correspondent, nomia iqbal, has this re

it's awesome great story. >> look forward to it. >> vicky, thank you. >>> let's go back to janice huffing, everybody i've got an update on the flash flooding situation happening around the st. louis metro area. they are still seeing problems with heavy rain and a flash flood emergency that continues around the metro area. the updated rainfall now is up to 7.7 inches because it's still coming down as storm after storm after storm rolls over the same area, and that's in effect until 9:30 central time. it's an emergency, so people should move to higher ground now. and a lot of that heavy rain, the severe threat today will be across parts of the ohio valley and into the mid-atlantic states soaking rains, torrential rains expected and that's all shifting eastward today showers and thunderstorms into the mid-atlantic tomorrow, more rain is expected. it will track over the sam >>> taking a look at the marine layer in san francisco, we have a little bit of drizzle on the camera as well and we do have instability through the central valley that has brought rain and lightning already into parts