vicky young, bbc news, westminster.betraying rail passengers, by scrapping plans to electrify major lines in wales, the midlands and the lake district. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: showing their pedigree — major winners spieth and koepka among the first round leaders at the open golf. one step closer. chris froome on the brink of a fourth tour de france title after stage 18. india beat six—time champions australia by 36 runs to reach the women's world cup final. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. the 146th open championship at royal birkdale is underway and it's been a fantastic opening day for us golf fans. there's a three—way tie at the top of the leaderboard and america's jordan spieth is there with his compatriots matt kuchar and us open champion brooks koepka. austin halewood was watching the action. it is the one everyone wants to win. golf's oldest major macro, the open championship. what with

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. the time is a quarter past six. crime in england and wales has risen by 10%. and coming up, i am here at royal birkdale where it's been a tricky day for the golfers on the first day of the championship. coming in sportsday on bbc news... tom westley will make his england debut in the third test against south africa. the essex batsman will come in at number three at the oval next week. if you are working parent, you will know the summer holidays are an expensive time of year and it is getting more so. the family and childcare trust says the average cost of a week's childcare in the holidays is now a record £1211. that's an increase of 4% since last year. here's simon gompertz. paddle boarding and kayaking, the sort of holiday childcare at leicester outdoor pursuits that a lot of parents want for their kids. but it comes at a price — £155 per week. for nina it means putting herself in to debt to make sure her 13—year—old kyle can come here while she's working full—time. i personally don't have the funds altogether to

vicky young, bbc news, westminster. told the court he had done his time. james cook is in los angeles for us now. just fill us in on the background to all of this. yes, that is right, oj simpson was jailed nine years ago for raiding a hotel room in las vegas to try to read gain some sporting memorabilia from his illustrious career which he claimed was his. today he appeared from the lovelock correctional centre in the desert of nevada by video link which brought to mind as it was carried across the united states on tv, his sensational trial and even more sensational trial and even more sensational acquittal in 1995 for the murders of his ex—wife nicole simpson and her friend the murders of his ex—wife nicole simpson and herfriend ron goldman. today that was the elephant in the court room, it was not mentioned explicitly, as the parole board officers said oj simpson had been a model prisoner and he had behaved himself in prison, adhering to the rules and posed a low risk of offending. on that basis they decided he was el

vicki young.mation about why she died. justine damond, an australian living in the us, made an emergency call on saturday night to report a disturbance near her home. she was shot by one of the responding officers. tom donkin reports. a cry for help that went horribly wrong. shortly before midnight on saturday, police in minneapolis received a report about a possible sexual assault. 40—year—old justine damond made the emergency call, explaining the crime was under way in an alleyway close to her home in a quiet suburb of the city. two officers arrived and shortly after, one of them draws their weapon, fires, hits and killsjustine. how and why she was shot dead remains a mystery. police have said little. except that the incident was tragic and they are investigating. thank you to those of you who are here. justine damond was due to be married in august. she is an australian who moved away from family in sydney to be with herfiance in minnesota. they all are now grieving their sudden loss. justine w

vicki young at westminster.e headlines: the government says the safety of young people in custody is of priority. inflation is now at 2.6% — the first fall since october — but prices are still rising faster than wages the parents of an autistic boy with a rare genetic condition go to the high court to overturn an nhs block on a life—changing drug. and in sport, england are through to the final of the women's cricket world cup. they havejust the final of the women's cricket world cup. they have just beaten south africa by two wickets in the semifinal in bristol. england goalkeeperjoe hart has completed a loa n m ove goalkeeperjoe hart has completed a loan move to west ham from manchester city for the season. the 30—year—old was told by city boss pep guardiola he could find another club, after spending last season with italian club to reno. michael matthews has won stage 16 of the tour de france in a photo finish, as chris froome maintained the leader's yellow jersey. more on chris froome maintained the leader's y

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.rmer secretary of state for scotland, alistair carmichael. thank you for being with us. a coronation, not exactly democratic, is it? let's be clear, a correlation is it? let's be clear, a correlation is when somebody gets a job they we re is when somebody gets a job they were born to. there is an open and democratic process. only one candidate came forward. that happens from time to time. in many ways it would have been good to have a contest, but what we have in vince cable is one of the most respected politicians of his generation. somebody who, as your package made clear, was one of the few people to warn about the dangers of the course we we re warn about the dangers of the course we were on that led to the economic crash of 2008 and is still one of the most respected commentators and a nalysts the most respected commentators and analysts in economic matters today. what does it say about the state of your party that nobody else wanted thejob? your party that nobody else wanted the

vicky young in the house of commons. a grey area of working flexibly but without the usual workplace protections. they are considered neither fully employed nor self—employed. tomorrow a degree of clarity might be introduced after an employment review has looked at some of the issues raised around this particular labour market and it's expected to demand a radical overhaul of employment law with new guarantees on the minimum wage. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity reports. lukas andrade is one of a million people that get paid by the task. that flexibility suits him, but if it's a slow day for takeaways or he's stuck in traffic, it's him that loses. if you work around ten hours, we can do around £150. but when it is a slow day, we do around 70, working for ten or 11 hours. sometimes we spend, like, two hours to get one job, to get £3.50. it's not good when it's not busy. if he gets sick or has an accident, he might also have an income, he might also not have an income, but tomorrow a review is expected to classify

let's speak to our chief political correspondent, vicki young, at westminster. and that is a reflection of a lack of authority for the prime minister, having lost that majority it now feels like cabinet ministers feel they can speak out about this kind of thing and are trying to put pressure on philip hammond, who has talked before about the country having to live within its means. he thinks thatis live within its means. he thinks that is still the case and i think his message to them would be if you wa nt his message to them would be if you want this, you have to explain how you will pay for it through tax rises, which aren't popular. to discuss this further, i'm joined by the conservative mp, stephen crabb. it's extraordinary, isn't it? cabinet ministers fighting to get on the airwaves to tell us what they think is going on. but stop —— that's not very eloquent. people up and down the country were telling us about the pressures they feel under, working under front line public services. the issue of pay is a really, really important one. particularly for the nu

vicky young is in westminster.m vicky young is in westminster.aves to say they think things need to change. i think tory mps have come back here after the general election, having spent weeks knocking on doors and hearing what people had to say, and many of them are saying to me that brexit wasn't really mentioned, that a lot of voters felt the brexit decision had been made and it was time to get on with that, and that they were more focused on things they felt were closer to home, including public services, the level of service they are getting, but also those working in public services and whether they should finally get more than a 1% pay increase. the prime minister's official spokesman said that the policy hasn't changed and they will respond to the pay review bodies as they come forward with recommendations, and they point out that nurses, doctors and dentists have had that pay review. it was 1%, it was accepted, and it doesn't sound like that will change. there are many others looking ahead to the budget in the autumn thinking that somethi

just how likely is that vicki young? i think it's quite unlikely actually, simon. the thing that is focussing their minds maybe and bringing some unity is the prospect of another general election which most tory mps do not want. they fear that labour, jeremy corbyn, might well win that. others though look at the situation and say you cannot keep theresa may there. she is weakened. everyone knows she is going to go sooner or later and it might as well be sooner and let's move on. i don't think we are quite at the stage of full blown leadership contest, but once we come back in the autumn, once they all get together at their conference in october, then, of course, anything could happen. a leading health academic has warned that improvements in life expectancy have almost "ground to a halt" in england. sir michael marmot, from university college london, says the rate of increase has halved since 2010. he says it is entirely possible that austerity is affecting how long people live, but the government says its policies are not responsible, as sara smith explains. for y

vicki young explains. i thought we knew where the government stood on this. this is a familiar refrain from the prime minister, reaffirming the position that free movement will come to an end in march 2019, but this is a central issue and has been central in the referendum and in recent weeks we have had cabinet ministers putting competing views about what they would like to see in the immediate aftermath of brexit, there is now a consensus there will be some interim arrangement, some are calling it a transitional deal and what exactly happens in this implementation period is what has been up for discussion, various ministers taking to the airwaves to present their ideas, philip hammond suggesting nothing will really change on the day we leave and new migration rules might take some time to come into force but theresa may's spokesperson says free movement is coming to an end, according to the government in march 2019. in different circumstances if ministers behave like this they might get their marching or

0ur political correspondent, vicki young, is with me in the studio. of complex negotiations. and it feels as if ministers still don't agree on what they want. yes, it certainly is not the end of the argument. what they do agree on is that freedom of movement ends at the end of march 20 19. that is really a technicality, thatis 19. that is really a technicality, that is the moment when britain gets back control of its borders. the odd, that is raging amongst cabinet ministers and mps is what they then do with this new power —— the argument that is raging. the chancellor is focused on jobs, and the economy. he thinks that if you just stop eu workers coming here overnight that would be bad for business. as he puts it, it all could look very similar to what we have now. on the other side you have cabinet ministers who think that people who voted for brexit will feel betrayed if what happened is that nothing changes. they think ministers should immediately try and get the numbers of immigrants down to the tens of thousands, that promised that has been brok

let's speak to our chief political correspondent vicki young at westminster. coming out publicly and talking about this saying they think it is time that the public sector pay cap was axed. downing street saying nothing has changed, there was a budget coming up in the autumn but until that point they have already accepted the recommendations for nurses and doctors and dentists this year, the teachers pay review body will come back later in the year. i was no doubt that the pressure is mounting. it comes at a time we have a report today saying their health service, the number of nurses leaving the profession is more than those joining in. let's discuss this and more with sarah wollaston, the conservatives mp and chair of health committee and the las palmas. is pay a victimiser the is pay a factor? there are number of factors but pay was one of them, it is time for a rethink on public sector pay. if you look at nursing salaries, they have fallen in real terms by over 10%. it's been seven years of either a pay freeze or pay restraint. it's time to give the nursin

of movement will end on the day the uk leaves the european union. 0ur political correspondent, vicki youngnot exactly. they agree that freedom of movement will end the moment we leave the eu and britain gets back control of its borders. the real question is how will government use its new powers question how far will they go in controlling immigration? especially if there is a transition or implementation period of two or three years. how long will it take to get that up and running question at the chancellor says he has the greatest concern about the economy, aboutjobs. he greatest concern about the economy, about jobs. he is greatest concern about the economy, aboutjobs. he is worried any sudden change restrictions in the number of workers coming here from the eu will be bad for business. the idea of a cliff edge has gone away. philip hammond has said we start with arrangements that are very similar to the day before we left the european union. that rings alarm bells for some in the tory party. they are concerned some in government have no intention of cutting immigration and they think

we will speak to vicky young at westminster.me difficulties ahead and of a very long parliamentary battle. of course, the question is how far the opposition parties prepared to go to make significant alterations? iamjoined go to make significant alterations? i am joined now by nicky morgan who has recently been elected as the chairman of the treasury select committee. when it comes to brexit, what do you think was that what changes would you like to see made here and what will you consecrate in the common months —— coming months in this parliamentary battle? clearly the option of a transitional phase. getting everything done in 20 months and having a potential cliff edge are something we need to avoid, so everything doesn't change from one day to the next. whether that is in the bill or agreed as part of the negotiations. also, just looking at things like single market access, access to the customs union, the whole issue of how to keep the economy strong while we to grow bridget —— brexit and while we leave the european union. t

here's our political correspondent vicki young, her report contains flash photography.of 74 but not sir vince cable. he is still burning with ambition and fighting for britain to stay in the european union. what we now need is an exit from brexit. we must consult the british public at the end of the process, to put to them the choice — do you wish to accept what is coming down the track, jumping off a cliff and hoping there's a tree to catch you? or do we want to stay within the european union? but wasn't that pro—european message rejected by voters at the election? sir vince thinks the mood will change. there's quite a high possibility, i think, that brexit won't happen. what will emerge over the next two years, i suspect, is a significant deterioration in the economy. and i am very clear that the public did not vote to be poorer. so i think when you add all that together, you see a picture which is very different from the one we fought in the general election. the liberal democrats are the fourth—largest party at westminster, but sir vince cable says politics is so vo

our chief political correspondent vicki young is in westminster where the prime minister has been makingputting a brave face on her political predicament but the fa ct on her political predicament but the fact is she has had to cobble together a deal with the democratic unionist party and now reaching out to opposition parties to get anything done. for some, to opposition parties to get anything done. forsome, it feels like a anything done. forsome, it feels likea sign anything done. forsome, it feels like a sign of desperation. that is what her political opponents think. heard people say she is accepting the new reality that she does not a majority so is forced to work with others. she is trying to say she is taking a mature approach and the public liked the idea of people working together to tackle difficult issues. issues such as social care and other long—term problems that one government or another will have to tackle. her problem is the alliances formed at the moment here are mainly ones are working against her, conservative mps who want a softer kind of brexit or to stay in the si

studio: let's speak to our chief political correspondent vicki young.ill has been published but getting it through will be a titanic task. yellow yes, and it does to some extent depend upon how far critics are prepared to go with all of this, some on the conservative benches, some on the remain side of the argument, even before the general election result they thought this bill and the passage through parliament was the way that they could shape the type of brexit which britain will have, now, theresa may has lost her majority, she has a deal with the dup but it makes things closer, and they are willing to try to use the power to make compromises over various things. some of them upset about the idea that ministers will be able to change some laws without parliamentary scrutiny, others think they can go further and try to in somewhere dictate or shape the way that negotiations in brussels are going. labour has said in its current form, they are not prepared to vote for it, when the first vote happens, probably sometime in the autumn, maybe in october. t

let's go to a chief political correspondent, vicki young smith, in westminster.to have control over a sack of ferrets? they are all having parties, discussing what is going to happen. theresa may knows she has been weakened by the election result. there is speculation about the kind of brexit the uk will have, a leadership contest, all mixed in a cup tale of gossip going around westminster. after last week's cabinet meeting, a version of it appeared in the sunday newspapers. she wants to reiterate to her colleagues that the same thing will not happen again. she says she wants to have an open style of policy discussions which means there will be better decisions made by deed government, but she says collea g u es by deed government, but she says colleagues can't have those discussions if they are not private. she says the shenanigans over the weekend mean that colleagues have not been taking this seriously. she was clear that she did not want them to go off on holiday... how likely is this? quite unlikely. they know she is weakened. there is the prospect of anothe

live to westminster and our chief political correspondent vicki young. what he took the table, it didn'try long because he's back here, now. the chief negotiators meet up at the beginning of the process this week then the officials get on the behind—the—scenes talks, then david davis will return later in the week and they will hope some progress has been made. at the moment all we are hearing about are the differences between those sides when it comes to the rights of eu citizens, for example, the eu and the commission very much want the european court of justice to be the arbitrator, to oversee any new rules that there are. many in the uk parliament feel that the ecj should have no role once the uk has left the european union, so it is that kind of thing and there is also the brexit bill, the so—called divorce bill. how will that be settled? government has made it clear that the days of vast sums of money being sent to the eu will come to an end. it says that it will stick by its obligations, the obligations we had when we were members. all of these kinds of areas need to be compromised

our chief political correspondent vicki young is in westminster.at david davis has brought to the table? regret the stage of knowing what the differences are between these two sides but we don't know where the compromises are going come. they will have to, at some point. we know that, over here, in this parliament, many tory mps in particular don't think the ec] should have any say over anything once the uk leaves the eu. that is a problem for the eu because they say that there are eu citizens of britain. there has been an offer made to them but they think it should be the ec] that oversees all of that. who's going to be the arbitrator ‘s that is going to be the key issue for many, going forward. at the moment you have the european court of justice. forward. at the moment you have the european court ofjustice. at the moment written are saying they don't wa nt moment written are saying they don't want them to be involved, so who's going to decide where people's whites are and how they should be decided upon? this is going to be an ongoing problem. t

let's speak to our chief political correspondent vicki young.gh this bill, what strikes you is how much work there is and how difficult this task is going to be fully government.” think that is the most striking point, that after over a0 years of this very close political relationship with the eu, disentangling ourselves and leaving isa disentangling ourselves and leaving is a huge amount of work and there's no doubt that within whitehall, the more work needed on it, the more they discovered what needed to be done to not only are you having to tra nsfer over done to not only are you having to transfer over those directives, those laws, you don't have to think, what new systems will be put in place? for example, emigration. you have these different parallel processes going on, the negotiations themselves in brussels, the repeal bill and new systems and gives parliamentary opportunity to those who want to try and change things. i'm joined by labour's hilary benn, chairman of the brexit select committee. people are talking about theissues committee

parliament where theresa may's weakened position will now be tested. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young of a headache could this be for the government? if people didn't realise how much the government had on its plate you will today. if you look at next week, the negotiations, rounds to carry on in brussels, meanwhile here they have this repeal bill which will take months if not yea rs bill which will take months if not years to get through parliament and then beyond brexit they have to get legislation and new laws in place for any new systems we might have on immigration, a whole new immigration system, a border system annual raft of legislation on things like fisheries and farming and then you look at today, just the concerns raised all ready by conservative mps and by the opposition, we know from labour they do not agree with that in its current form, they will be searching for compromises and have said they're searching for compromises and have said they‘ re upset searching for compromises and have said they're upset the charter of fundamental rights is not within that, we had from

let's speak to our chief political correspondent vicki young.to be difficult, protracted, tough work. yeah, and i think the sheer complexity of disentangling the united kingdom from more than a0 years of a close relationship from the united kingdom —— european union is very apparent today. you have negotiations going on in brussels about how we get out of the eu and then what future relationship is going to be and then heard in parliament over the next two years, you're going to have this repeal bill going through with a government that doesn't have a clear majority on any of this. that is going to be troublesome. then you're going to be troublesome. then you're going to be troublesome. then you're going to have also the new bills, if you're taking away some of these things, freedom of movement for example, have all immigration system will have to change, we will need a new system put in change which will require legislation. all of these things going on at the same time and you really do see how much the government has on its plate. even before

let's get more now on that and speak to our chief political correspondent, vicki young, who is at westminsterut and say they think the cap on public sector pay should be lifted. the question is does the chancellor agree with all of that? he has said very often that the country must live within its means, so if there is to be more pay for those working in the public sector, how will it be funded? labour of in the public sector, how will it be funded ? labour of course in the public sector, how will it be funded? labour of course say it is the general election and the performance of labour in that election that has changed things here in parliament. justin madders from labour's health team is here. so, you think, presumably, that the cap should be lifted for public sector workers? yes, that is something we have been saying for a long time now. we have been exit —— at last we have a cabinet ministers as you say falling over each other to start advocating this, a shame they did not put that into practice with a vote next week when the heavy opportunity to lift the pay gap. the big question always

live to westminster and our chief political correspondent vicki young.ure i am sure they did a bit of work but now david davis is in the uk? that is right. what happens is he sta rts that is right. what happens is he starts the negotiations on then officials take over and he will return to brussels later in the week to see whether any progress has been made. at the moment we are hearing about the things that are dividing the two sides and we know the problems there are, for example the european court of justice, problems there are, for example the european court ofjustice, there are some mps who do not want that court to have any say whatsoever over anything to do with british life and the eu is saying that when it comes to eu citizens someone has to be the arbitrator in all of this and they think the european court ofjustice should still have a role. there could be room for compromise there, you can set up new institutions to try and take over that role but you can see the problems there are and thatis can see the problems there are and that is before y

let's talk to vicki young at westminster.xpect anything to change imminently. let's speak to stephen hammond, conservative backbencher. it's unusual, isn't it, cabinet minister saying this needs to happen? it is certainly unusual. you expect the cabinet collective responsibility to be discussing it and coming out with a line. it shows of the contentions as a result of the election campaign. that is beginning to spill out. if we give more money to public sector workers, how can it be paid for? first thing is the government quite rightly, all the way through, says howerd revalued public sector workers and they are saying if you value us, show us the money. the first thing is they will agree to honour the independent pay review is as becker matsu next year, some have already deliberated. the problem is the chancellor, how will he pay for it? the easy mcdonald's solutions don't touch the sides. what you have to look at is either a broad—based tax that affects all of us, having to pay a bit more tax, or you will have to look at th

vicky kelly juggles her young daughter and two cleaning jobs. have to take a day off work to sort this out! they want you to work, yet they won't let you take the time off. so, this is you making a universal credit claim? in the back room margaret woodward has the increasingly unenviable task of helping people claim universal credit. so you're not getting an awful lot, are you? it's disgraceful. 0nce someone claims it, any other benefits immediately stop and you typically wait six weeks before receiving any money. i think at the moment it's probably not fit for purpose. nobody can survive with without any income for six weeks. we have people getting into rent arrears, can't pay their electric, can't pay their gas, haven't got money for food. at the local food bank, they say they're seeing the consequences of those difficulties. figures they've gathered indicate problems associated with benefit changes and delays have increased by more than 60% in the past year. louise summer—hayes has been here several times over the past few months. her first v

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young toddlerús life.' (grant) as for that toddler... he is expected to be o-k. (vickietting a closer look at a massive iceberg... that broke off from part of antarctica. what scientists are now saying ... next. scientists are examining the causes and effects -- of an enormous iceberg breaking away from the antarctic peninsula. the 22-hundred square mile floating block of ice represents one of the biggest "calving" events ever recorded. (grant) it's getting global attention for its significance in climate change studies -- and its potential impact on sea levels -- since it holds átwiceá the water volume of lake erie. cnn's kyung lah has more. a crack more than a 120 miles long on the east side of the antarctic peninsula finally breaking off.creating a spectacular iceberg weighing more than a trillion metric tons.roughly the size of delaware triparti: "it's one of the largest icebergs in human history."u-c-l-a professor aradhna tripati has spent her career studying antarctic ice traveling to the very peninsula where the ice shelf, called larsen c broke off.professor trip

what a mother says she was forced to do with her young son on a united flight.(vicki) plus. slice of havana --- right here at home. where you can find delicious dishes with cuban flavor <> ((gary sports tease)) "coming up a little bit later in this broadcast...hey the warriors keep making news...who'd they sign...the latest...a name people are familiar with...that's coming up a little bit later in this broadcast...the lavar ball...lonzo ball family...hey, they're going to put out a reality show...we'll give you a little hint on what's ahead...and we got a little giants highlights...couple a's highlights as well...later in this broadcast..." ((steve))here's what we are tracking tonight at ten... you might want to think twice about responding to adds on craigslist. one woman says she found out the hard way when she says she was hired...to be an assasin!the bizarre mission she says would have sent her all the way to israel.that's tonight on kron 4 news at 10 there's a place like no other... where a walk down main street... where a walk down main street... blah blah blah .. hey!

young girl has been victimized. a live report after the break. (vicki somebody with a pellet gun shattered the window of a vehicle in gilroy... and then struck a 7-year old girl.(grant) it happened on wednesday... near the intersection of santa teresa boulevard and fitsgerald avenue... just north of the city limits. kron four's rob fladeboe join us live from the scene with more on the story. rob? (rob live) the sheriff's office confirms that a mini van was shot at here on santa teresa boulevard about 9:45 thursday morning. but the driver of that mini van is convinced other vehicles are being shot at here and she wants to let the community know about it. leslie oxley/car hit by pellet gun"....i pulled over and was holding a towel to her head and i didn't know what was wrong..."gilroy resident julie oxley had just passed through the intersection of santa teresaboulevard and fitzgerald avenue, northbound on santa teresa, when somebody took a shot at her mini van.julie oxley".....it was like a loud pop and i had no idea what it could be and i turned around

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(vicki) we're learning more about the man accused of killing two young boys in a hit and run crash.(steve) that crash also left their baby brother in critical condition. and as kron- 4's terisa estacio explains this isn't the first time that suspect lemuel wilson has been in trouble with police. (estacio reporting) kron four news has learned that employees at this nordstrom called pleasanton police in a panic - after this man, lemuel wilson repeatedly entered the store on june 24 his 35th birthday and along with his brother started harrassing individuals. witnesses say when asked to leave lemuel pushed a manager and threatened to kill him. police stepped in - and arrested the two - and discovered a bullet in wilsons pocket. they also searched his vehicle and allegedly found hundreds of credit cards as well as a device to forge credit cards. the alameda da charged wilson with 8 counts. aida reyes, " he bailed out on thursday, and then a day later killed my babies." aida reyes - is the mother of the two boys, 5 year old vincent and lorenzo 10 that died in this fatal hit and run last f

(vicki) it's been over a month since a young man from montera went missing.(grant) now his family is here from hawaii.. searching for any clues as to what may have happened to him. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the story. richard moss was last seen by his mother on may 25thhe left their house, then got breakfast at mcdonalds in pacifica.his car is then seen on a highway 1 tunnel camera heading south towards moss beach.he was due at work there at 730 in the morning but never made it.dan moss/father of missing man:anyone that knows richard loves him. he's just a good kid. he's very caring. he loves to be around people.we've search and searched in the water, in the dry area, in the brush. we were door to door searching today to see if anybody has seen anything.police recently found the 22 year old's triple a card on montara beach prompting a new search.dan stegink/certified rescue diver: that was a big a big help in kind of localizing there and saying okay that's a legitimate piece of evidence that we can pursue and kind of work in a radius expanding from there.b

vicki liviakis shows us the new hot spot at dad's luncheonette (steve) imagine cooking at one of the top restaurants in the country and saying - no more. that's what one young chef did when he left the world of fine dining behind and started dad's luncheonette. (pam) tonight on dine and dish - vicki liviakis takes us along the coast ... to a cozy caboose for some homespun classics. past the surfers and beach traffic near highway 92... sits the red roadside caboose everybody's talking about.(diner) dad's luncheonette. dad's luncheonette. yeah, the roadside stand is run by a young dad - named scott. scott clark may look like joe fry cook, but in a previous life he was chef de cuisine at san francisco's posh saison... (scott clark - owner/chef dad's luncheonette) it was mostly a lifestyle change. i just recently had a baby so that has a lot to do with coming down here. going from three michelin stars to zero stars and couldn't be happier. scott opted for a simple menu and the simple life... and his customers are lapping it up.(diner) doing simple stuff and lovin it. he's got a smile on his face every time you talk to him.(diner) mmm. that is a tasty burger.(vi

(vicki) and one man is under arrest...but not directly linked to the disappearance of those young mengrant lodes is here with the latest details. (grant) police say one of the four men went missing last wednesday...the others...haven' t been seen since friday. they range in age from 19 to 22...and investigats say despite extensive searching...they have not located any human remains. they're searhing tonight as we speak...in the suburbs northwest of philadelphia. bucks county's d-a says a 20 year old has beenre-arrested on a gun charge because they believe he's a flight risk...as his parent's sprawling property is being searched. he has not been named a suspect in this case. but the d-a believes foul play is involved. he's compared the search effort to finding "needles in a haystack."...saying the scope of this case is mind boggling. some 50 people are invovled in the search...the fbi is on scene. the d-a says he's not sure if all four missing men knew each other...as the search continues through the night. vicki. (vicki) a texas teen's family is now mourning her death. . . after her f

that's what one young chef did when he left the world of fine dining behind and started "dad's luncheonette". this morning on dine and dish, vickis us along the coast to a cozy caboose for some homespun classics. past the surfers and beach traffic near highway 92... sits the red roadside caboose everybody's talking about.(diner) dad's luncheonette. dad's luncheonette. yeah, the roadside stand is run by a young dad - named scott. scott clark may look like joe fry cook, but in a previous life he was chef de cuisine at san francisco's posh saison... (scott clark - owner/chef dad's luncheonette) it was mostly a lifestyle change. i just recently had a baby so that has a lot to do with coming down here. going from three michelin stars to zero stars and couldn't be happier. scott opted for a simple menu and the simple life... and his customers are lapping it up.(diner) doing simple stuff and lovin it. he's got a smile on his face every time you talk to him.(diner) mmm. that is a tasty burger.(vicki liviakis) homemade chips just like dad used to make. everything's under 15 bucks... grass fed beef burgers.(diner) delicious, sustainable o

how nick young plans to make an impact with the dubs next season. (vicki) and next, a delta flight attendant is assaulted by a first class passenger... which then lead to a major brawl. this story - after the break. (steve) on wallstreet, u.s. stocks climbed today after the government said hiring grew at a stronger pace in june. the dow gaining 94 points. the nasdaq rose a little more than 64 points. and the s&p picked up 15. we'll be right back... (vicki) a florida man was in federal court today....accused of assaulting a flight attendant last night on a flight from seattle to beijing....(steve) catherine heenan is here with more on the drama in mid-air....that includedwine bottles being broken over the man's head... (catherine) passengers who thought they were on schedule to arrive in china....ended up being brought back to seattle....after what some describe as an unprovoked attackon a flight attendant.. it happened about 45 minutes into the delta flight..a 23-year-old man named joseph hudek was in first class....and is accused of injuringa flight atten

vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (grant) a sacramento couple who adopted three children...is now looking for a canine side kick for one of those youngoys..(pam) the only problem they say is a certified service dog costs about 17 thousand dollars.. five-year-old...dylan gingras was diagnosed with fetal alcohol sydrom.. his symptoms are similar to those associated with autism... dylan's mom says the trained dog would track dylan if he gets lost, direct him away from his social triggers...and apply pressure to calm his nerves. now they just need help raising the money.. the family has a go-fund- me account if you would like to donate.. they have raised a little more than five- thousand dollars. in sports -- gary joins us with his lovely wife alicia to read fan emails. plus -- the wait is over for the 49ers -- former cardinal and third overall pick, solomon thomas... finally signs his rookie deal with the niners... and

vicki vargas reporting. the orange county district attorney tells us it would be inappropriate for them to comment on the video. >>> a follow-up tonight on a story we broke last week. a young man in oakland indicted by the fedding for terrorism charges. the fisher says he planned on killing thousands in the bay area. but tonight his high school are friend from berkeley high paints a different picture. bay area tom too many jensen in the bay area hills with the interview. thom. >> raj one of the allegations is that that suspect wanted to torch the berkeley hills here. it's one of many allegations against him. we talked to a friend who went to high school with him and here in berkeley and he says he still doesn't believe it and he doesn't know if he ever will. >> it's interesting to see that someone would criminalize or create a stereotype come out of the berkeley. >> ray martinez when he met amer. >> it doesn't sound like something he would do. >> it was during a soccer class. >> he was one of the first people i met at berkeley high. >> this is the boy he knew in high school playful and friendly not the person described about i a federal agent in a december court recording.

that's what one young chef did when he left the world of fine dining behind and started dad's luncheonette. (justine) tonight on dine and dish - vickiiakis takes us along the coast ... to a cozy caboose for some homespun classics. past the surfers and beach traffic near highway 92... sits the red roadside caboose everybody's talking about.(diner) dad's luncheonette. dad's luncheonette. yeah, the roadside stand is run by a young dad - named scott. scott clark may look like joe fry cook, but in a previous life he was chef de cuisine at san francisco's posh saison... (scott clark - owner/chef dad's luncheonette) it was mostly a lifestyle change. i just recently had a baby so that has a lot to do with coming down here. going from three michelin stars to zero stars and couldn't be happier. scott opted for a simple menu and the simple life... and his customers are lapping it up.(diner) doing simple stuff and lovin it. he's got a smile on his face every time you talk to him.(diner) mmm. that is a tasty burger.(vicki liviakis) homemade chips just like dad used to make. everything's under 15 bucks... grass fed beef burgers.(diner) delicious,

engvo.... th warriorsv signed colorful guard nick young late of the lakers.....meanwhile javale mcgee visited today with the los angeles clippers... (vicki) clippers...the los angeles visited today with le javale mcgee lakers.....meanwhi le javale mcgee visited today with the los angeles clippers... (vicki) with north korea's latest missile launch still burning on his mind.. president trump is heading for what is shaping up to be a contentious meeting with world leaders. details - coming up after the break. (steve) then, a bay area soccer player nearly drowns while swimming in lake tahoe... an update on his condition, next. nat for 03(steve) president trump arrived in warsaw tonight.his second trip abroad brings new challenges on the world scene. (steve) from poland he heads to hamburg for an international g20 summit on friday.(vicki) that's where he'll meet leaders from china, russia and germany. catherine heenan is here to explain why those meetings could be rocky. (catherine) a lot has been said about the president meeting with russian president putin.but his biggest summit showdown may be with germany's anghela merkel. she's running

young women say they are in shock... after a car crash left one of their daughters dead and the other one facing charges.(pam) kron 4's vickiiviakis is here with more on a crash ..... that was broadcast live on social media. (vicki) yeah pam and steve... one daughter was killed - the other behind bars... suspected of causing the deadly crash and livestreaming the whole thing. the stockton family numb tonight - trying to come to terms with what happened. 18 year old obdulia sanchez is suspected of driving drunk or drugged while she streamed the accident live on instagram. the video has been seen all over the internet - and it was also how the sanchez family found out 14 year old jacqueline would not be coming home. younger sister evelyn says she's talked with abdulia. ... my older sister, she's done a lot of stuff. while the sanchez family tries to cope... chp los banos says they will be examining the car later this week and investigators are also working on a warrant to get all cell phones that were inside the car at the time of the crash. obdulia sanchez is expected to be in court tomorrow. pam? (pam) an attack outside the

(vicki) the world is getting a rare glimpse into the tender moments that princess diana spent with her youngphoto's of william and harry, from diana's personal album. the photo's released are for the 20th anniversary of princess diana's death. the photo's will also be apart of a h-b-o documentary that has both princes reflect on their favorite memory of their mother. (grant) it is normal for most people to get emotional at weddings.(vicki) well this viral video of a 4-year-old bursting into tears at his dad's wedding got people a little more emotional than usual."nats of crying" (vicki) the boy's new mother was reading a letter that was dedicated to him. the letter was so moving that the boy couldn't hold back his tears in front of everyone. the wedding took place over the weekend and since then the video has gone viral all over social media. the boy's father is a marine, and his new stepmom is a senior airman. (grant) 35-years later, harrison ford is returns to his role as rick deckard in the sci-fi thriller "blade runner"... a preview - right after the break. (vicki) star power and fan- de

vicki) tonight we are learning new details about lemuel wilson junior... he is the suspect charged with two-counts of murder in the deadly hit-and-run crash where two young boys were killed in concord.... he is also facing d-u-i charges... on june 24th... employees at this nordstrom called pleasanton police in a panic - after lemuel wilson repeatedly entered the store and along with his brother started harrassing employees and customers. witnesses say when asked to leave lemuel pushed a manager and threatened to kill him. police arrested the two. police say when they searched his vehicle they found hundreds of credit cards and a device to forge credit cards. the alameda district attorney charged wilson with 8 counts. court documents also reveal, lemuel has a long criminal past - dating back more than a decade with charges of drug trafficking, assault, battery, driving with a suspended liscense and dui. (steve ) police in san jose have arrested the woman who they believe shot a man she knew in a costco parking lot... she is 44-year-old nori tejero. the shooting happened around 12:30 yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of the costco on almaden expressway. of

vicki) now to another heart warming story... an oklahoma police officer went beyond the call of duty... to adopt a young boy who was at the center of a child abuse investigation. from our partners at cnn jo ellison reports. 10-year-old john thompson took a ride in his dad's cruiser today.his dad is poteau patrolman jody thompson.he's been with the department for five years.the two met under extreme circumstances.officer thompson showed up at a child abuse call in 2015. investigators say, john was bound and in a barrel.they believe at the hands of his biological parents.the little boy broke free and this officer took him to the hospital... waited by his side as he recovered in the intensive care unit áand decided he never wanted to leave him.q: "what was the moment that you knew that this was your son?""when i seen him -- when i seen him in that house i knew."officer thompson and his wife adopted john.it was a long process, but the little boy now has the same last name as patrolman thompson.he's a straight a student in the gifted and talented program and loves his dad. (vicki) john says his dad is the re