vicky intended to pick them up monday. vicky met scott at stanford, an electrical engineer at silicon valley for 20 years, a physics teacher at an american high school in freemont. >> the stounds and staff were in complete shock when we heard of the news. >> she just turned 26 years old, a wildlife biologist with u.s. fish and wildlife service in ventura. >> i was so proud of her. so proud of her and all that she was doing. she was amazing. >> reporter: the close-knit diverring community and the south bay also grieving. >> to that many divers potentially out of the area taken out all of the ones as a tragedy. >> the family had been on the boat many times before as questions mount over safety. not once did vicky think a fire would occur. >> i think this was an ano, ma'am lee. i sure hope it was. i have never heard of this type of thing before. >> ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> authorities say most of the victims in the deadly boat fire were from santa cruise and the bay area. we're also learning more about the first person to be ide

talking justin hardy went to vicki. —— just talking before to vicki.eral election. there is also the matter of the date. jeremy corbyn and the labour party are worried if they agree to a general election, borisjohnson rectory push that puts brexit to me that brexit would happen while a general election was taking place. saying that

let's go to vicki young who is in the lobby for us, andi to vicki young who is in the lobby for us, ands plenty of reaction, what is the conservative side saying about the of borisjohnson. conservative side saying about the of boris johnson. they are saying that they are disappointed in that they are already framing this as jeremy corbyn trying to block brexit. the reason they are doing thatis brexit. the reason they are doing that is because of course they want a general election that would be the argument going into the general election but labour, jeremy corbyn is blocking brexit so they hope to skip up brexit voters including those who had been the last year or so those who had been the last year or so defected to the brexit party. that is the idea but of course getting to the general election could be a little bit tricky but on the tory side the rebellion, larger than most people had died, 21 conservative suit rebelled and will know, we understand the effectively booted out of the party. i am joined by one of them now, and have you been told that you do make the web is withdrawn an

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

vickie lost her husband and daughter in that blaze and in spite of her pain the mother is choosing to remember how they lived. we are joined with that interview that you spoke to that mom. >> reporter: vickie and scott had been married nearly 35 years. they lived here in this neighborhood and late this afternoon vickie told me she feels numb, but she's come fofo knowing her husband and daughter lived a life of passion and purpose. she become a certified diver when she was 12 inspired by her father. the father and daughter often took dive trips together and stepped aboard the conception labor day weekend for what was supposed to be their last trip together of the year. scott's wife dropped them off early monday. she learned about the fire. >> i knew that was their boat and then panic set in at that point. >> reporter: before scott and kendra were killed, vicki never imagined she would outlive her daughter who was 26. a wildlife wildlife biologyist with the u.s. fish and wild life service. >> she was continuing to grow as a person and in every way possib possible. that's why it's so dev

we talked with his wife tonight heartbreaking story i spoke with vicki who was about to celebrate her 35 year wedding anniversary in october her daughter just turned 26 years old and had her whole life ahead of her, vicki is now learning the death of her husband and her firstborn child. she tells me they had been diving together for years.>> reporter: father and daughter pictured here all smiles after giving scuba gear this past christmas, they bonded over diving taking at least 2 boat trips to the islands per year.>> just shock and disbelief. >> reporter: vicki lost her husband and daughter, we spoke to her on face time as she was heading home. she had given authorities a cheek swab of her dna, samples will be used to identify the victims.>> you don't expect your child to die before you. i can barely talk about my husband but it's even harder, frankly it's just harder when it's your own child.>> reporter: friday night she dropped off scott at the harbor, vicki intended to pick them up monday. she met scott at stanford, an electrical engineer for 20 years, currently a physics teacher

talking justin hardy went to vicki. —— just talking before to vicki.made a promise to the rebel alliance, they would get the bill through which stop say no—deal brexit before agreeing to any general election. there is also the matter of the date. jeremy corbyn and the labour party are worried if they agree to a general election, borisjohnson rectory push that puts brexit to me that brexit would happen while a general election was taking place. saying that he wants to go back to the eu on the 17th of october and saying that he thinks that he can get a deal that he wants to be the man making the dealfor get a deal that he wants to be the man making the deal for the get a deal that he wants to be the man making the dealfor the uk. get a deal that he wants to be the man making the deal for the uk. an early election allows boris johnson to still say october the 31st do or die,| to still say october the 31st do or die, iwant to still say october the 31st do or die, i want a deal but i am prepared to do you know deal so it keeps this kind of campaign promises

vicki, thank you very much. later on as we get reactions on the votes on various amendments. emotions running high today, especially those who had the whip drawn on them last night. earlier sir nicholas soames — who was thrown out of the conservatives last night — spoke to our chief political correspondent vicki young and told her why he couldn't support the government last night. the prime minister made it clear that it was a confidence motion for him. ifelt that that it was a confidence motion for him. i felt that i couldn't support the government last night, that i must support this bill. and the consequences and actions of this type have consequences. i was not surprised to be told by the chief whip that i had had the whip taken away from me. i am therefore un—person in the eyes of the conservative party, but i will remain the independent member of parliament for mid sussex until the next election, and i will carry on asa next election, and i will carry on as a member of parliament. a lot of your colleagues

well vicki grant a lot of questions still remain mainly who are all the what caused this boat fire.ppen. the ntsb says no black box was on board because a boat that size is not required to have one. now investigators are trying to fill in the missing pieces. mayday calls after 5 people escaped the flames of the conception diving boat off the channel islands, the captain and 4 crew members were on the upper deck at the time while searchers believe 34 others were sleeping below the deck, one witness on a nearby boat says the surviving crew will come up can guess where us sleeping below >>in their box. >>and their main exit out of through

(pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten...a bay area campus, on alert tonight after a rape is reported at sonoma state university.authorities say... it is the second rape on that campus in the past month. reaction from students.. next in a live report. plus ... the third democratic presidential debate is in the books.the candidates going after the front runner former vice president joe biden hightlights...straight ahead. (pam) and an east bay family files a federal civil rights lawsuit ... against the walnut creek police department ... over a deadly officer- involved shooting in june. why they say he did not have to die.(ken) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. after the break. that's why we take a totalaking approach to health and wellness, so you can age actively. and we simplify medicare by connecting you to the right coverage, resources and care. so you can keep pursuing the life you love. aetna medicare solutions. ♪ three out of four people think this much horsepower is "ex

vicki young, thank you very much.r look to the government's pledge to put billions of pounds into hospital projects across england. the proposals include a £2.7 billion investment for six hospitals, over five years and a new approach to mental health treatment, to be trialled in 12 areas across the country. earlier we heard from anita charlesworth, director of research and economics at the health foundation it is a big investment in one sense, on top of theresa may's investment last year, which was for day—to—day running costs of the nhs. but, although it sounds like a lot of money, we have had so many years of underinvestment in our hospital infrastructure, that actually, rather than spending £2.7 billion across the next five years, you would almost certainly need to spend £2.7 billion a year, for the next five years, to really modernise the physical infrastructure of the health service. and the nhs doesn'tjust need buildings, it needs computers, people may well remember the virus last year. and it needs things like

not once did vicki think a fire would occur. >> i think this was an anomaly i never heard of this type of before.>> reporter: while the family awaits official confirmation from the coroners office they are now planning funeral arrangements. counselors are also at american high school in fremont. >>> earlier today authorities said the majority of the victims in the fire were from the santa cruz and san jose areas. a family member has identified one of the victims who was co- owner have worldwide diving adventuresdive trip on the boat. also today administrators and pacific collegiate school said students and parents from their charter school were also on board.>> this was not a school sponsored trip and our hearts and thoughts are with the families and victims and those missing, particularly those of our students and parents on board.>> the charter school serves junior high and high schoolers, officials say grief counselors were on campus today so to support the community. >> five members of the same family are also stockton, three daughters, father and stepmother were all on board the b

so actually getting a deal could be the one way he gets out of this. 0k, vicki ok, vicki young in the us. thank you very much. i think we will see lots of vicki this evening, shall we? because there's an awful lot going on. several boats, two emergency debates this evening, and of course that important debate on the election coming up as well. before we get this rather arcane ceremony that surrounds the prorogation of parliament. so let's show you, can we just, the prorogation of parliament. so let's show you, can wejust, the pictures from the house of commons at the moment. we have michael gove, on his feet, this is a debate at the moment over the government's reasoning for prorogation of parliament. the former attorney general, dominic reed, who brought this emergency order, has been asking for all the e—mails, the whatsapp messages, the text messages, that were sent between the pre—minister and his tea m between the pre—minister and his team in the days running up to the decision to prorogue parliament, and he's also after the details from that yellow hammered document. the governm

vicki young there.w with the former head of press at number 10, giles kenningham. talkradio presenter and political commentator, daisy mcandrew, joins me now from westminster. mps are debating whether they will seize control of the agenda to push through this legislation. you think they have the numbers and can do that? well the government are moving the narrative now onto the general election. it seems labour are shifting their position on that. so they will not vote for that and that leaves the government in a bind. they will not vote for that and that leaves the government in a bindm could be a complete mess. is that how you see it? i think it is probably going pretty much as number ten predicted. the way i see it is they are going for something of a scorched earth policy whereby they think a lot of these tory rebels are going to rebel and they may as well force them out. a lot of those mps who we know in fact we saw in the commons chamber they stood up when the speaker said who is in favour of this

but you can see was and is still being searched pam vicki now back to or a there. >>telling me to county sheriff's office confirms a body recovered from the bay is the man who crashed through a gate and drove onto the tarmac at the oakland airport. the body was found this afternoon near the estuary. yesterday authorities say that a man driving a truck crashed through the gate and onto the tarmac police say that even got out and attempted to flee. by jumping into the water within the past hour or so authorities have confi that they have recovered his body. although his identity has not been released. a mother of a 5 year-old killed by our mother of 5 rather killed by a stray bullet in oakland 44 year-old martha kasiano was leaving a home on east 22th street early this morning when she was shot con four's michelle kingston has details on this story. >>oakland police searching for the person who shot and killed a mother of 5 leaving in east oakland home early monday morning. >>it's very very unfortunate. this incident. any time we lose anyone to gun vience is always v

the senate very unlikely to convict will will get to that vicki and graft. back to you thank you catherine as you know we have a special impeachment special. >>this evening catherine will be back with tom in juarez they'll continue to disagree civilly, it'll air on our streaming digital channel that's kron on at 7 o'clock tonight, got to disagree civilly some more may as well be here. >>still ahead. they're speaking out saying over and. i'm doing enough to prevent a certain type of passenger from requesting right it's why they're calling for stricter regulations when it comes to young passengers disney becoming even more welcoming when it comes to other food options, the special being added to parks. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how inves

vicky, again, your strength is remarkable. i am so sorry from the bottom of my heart.have words, but please know that we are all with you, and thank you for sharing about scott and ken tra with dr tonight. >> thank you. thanks a lot. >> we'll be thinking about her for a long time. thank you all for joining me tonight. erin will be back with you tomorrow night. ac 360 starts now. >> good evening, we begin with breaking news on hurricane dorian, which is hitting the carolina coast right now and has done when the prime minister of the bahamas is calling generational devastation to his country. i spoke with the prime minister just before the program, and he says the death toll is now 30, and that he expects it to rise further. you'll hear that conversation with the prime minister shortly as well as chef jose andres about the state of his food relief effort. on top of that there is the president who again and again kept turning to the falsehood he tweeted subbed about alabama being in the storm track. one political reporter last night called the behavior, quote, pathologica

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weekend of fun burst into flames off the channel islands good evening, everybody i'm paying more and i'm vicki in for ken wayne conner powell has the latest now on this tragedy. >>26 people are still unaccounted for is the search for the missing scuba divers continue this is increasingly becoming a recovery operation. authorities here say they have recovered 4 bodies 2 men and 2 women and it also located 2 others at the bottom of the ocean floor. >>a diving vessel captain making a desperate call for help just after 03:00am local time. 39 people were aboard when a fire broke out the boat was anchored near santa cruz island off the coast of southern california, 5 crew members were able to escape the crew. >>was actually already awaken on the bridge and they jumped off the other passengers were below decks. >>likely trapped once the blaze ignited rescue crews face foggy conditions and intense flames, the crews were actively fighting the fire and when the vessel. >>began to sink at approximately 07:20am this morning for victims have been recovered thus far. as deceased. >>dive teams are working to

our chief political correspondent, vicki young, is in manchester.estions as answers in the conference coming up this week, not least how much time will be spent in manchester and how much time will be spent in westminster? that's right. we know that mps refused to grant the recess, the normal break in parliament that you have the party conferences. it happens every other year, they have not done it this time. the conservatives were determined to go ahead with us, partly because there are a lot of businesses here, the money has been sheued businesses here, the money has been shelled out and they want to carry on as usual. but there is chat here about having to go back to westminster at some point. this possibility of a vote in no confidence in the government, perhaps it is slightly going away. there is concern in the opposition parties that it simply won't work. partly because, even if they can win a vote of no—confidence in boris johnson, you have to find someone who can be prime minister with the confidence of the house. that is proving to be incre

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore while these warmer nights might feel nice. it is dangerous right now during the height of fire season. we want to get right to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for a look at how long these warnings are in a lab, yeah, probably for at least the next couple of days, but certainly looks beautiful got to be really careful though we've got. >>just the right combination of things going on right now we've got high pressure building over head. we're going to see some very strong gusty winds developing overnight. i may be some 3040 mile an hour gust. we've got some hot temperatures. it's a very low humidity. these conditions pretty typical for this time of year but very dangerous as you're going to see those strong gusty winds developing tonight, especially over the mountain tops in the north and the east bay so that being said red flag warnings that's where they've been posting you see all the areas shaded in red through part of the east bay hills the diablo range. you see going to see some very gusty winds here but i think the pla

vicki, many thanks once again. vicki young in the central lobby of the houses of parliament.puty prime minister lord heseltine is with me. thanks forjoining us. where do we stand today given what happened yesterday? i think boris's strategy is to continue with the election campaign that he began when he became part minister, had down... i would be very surprised if yesterday's decision changed anything in that. i think the robust approach of the attorney in the commons to date indicates that, and i think the briefing from senior ministers strongly disagreeing with thejudicial ministers strongly disagreeing with the judicial opinion indicates that they have dug in, retrenched and will continue the electioneering charge, trying to mix up police, law and order, education, with brexit. given your experience here and your knowledge of previous administrations and prime ministers going back many years, can you imagine that any other part minister being delivered the kind of ruling that was done yesterday in the supreme court and not considering their position? no. if the conservati

they say they know the risks associated with diving but a boat fire never crossed vicky's mind.he's in absolute shock and disbelief and planned to pick them up from the trip on monday. >> my husband just got back from a six week trip doing research diving to protect the coral reef in a place called east ken more in australia. my daughter is a diver and she does volunteer work and she is contributing to scientific communities for research dives in california. >> her daughter kendra had just turned 26 years old. she was a wildlife biologists in ventura a graduate of mountain view high school and uc davis and as for scott he and vicky were about to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary next month. the two met at stanford a former electical engineer who worked there for 20 years and transitioned into education about a decade ago teaching in belmont and san mateo and was surnl teaching ap physics at american high school in fremont for the past two years. >> and the students and the staff were in complete shock as were we when we heard of the news and there's counselors e. we have

thank you very much, vicki.to take no deal off the table. they are still halfway through that so we will move on and bring you the result of that as and when we get it. joining me now is stephen bush, political editor at the new statesman and olivia utley deputy editor at the article. i want to explore the motion coming later this evening, the general election motion that borisjohnson will put forward. such confusion within the labour party today as to what their policy on this will be. seems to me that they were saying they would not have an election until after 31 october, so we can be absolutely sure there is no deal is taken off the table, in the leader's office seems to contradict him? the leaders view seems to be that you should ensure that no deal is stopped and simply allow the bill to be passed into law. 0nce stopped and simply allow the bill to be passed into law. once that happens, you can have an election whenever in october because the statutory responsibility to seek an extension will exist anyway.

is there and to give us colleague vicky is there and to give usa colleague vicky is there and to giveto.|j don't think it's a huge surprise that the government has been defeated again. although we should remind people this is incredibly unusual. back bench is being able to ta ke unusual. back bench is being able to take over what happens on the floor of the house of commons and change the law against the government's wishes. it is highly unusual. given what happened yesterday i think the numbers were clearly there, including of course from the so—called rebel conservatives who we re so—called rebel conservatives who were then of course booted out of the party for what they have done. i have one of them with me, so nicholas soames, to give his reaction to what's been going on. the second reading got through, presumably you expected that.|j presumably you expected that.” think after last night was mac result we expected it to go through as it did. and i expect it to clear all the other stages as well. talk to me about what it's been like the last 2a hours for you after what happened las

let's cross to vicki young. she is at the conservative party conference in manchester. vicki.emely clear. we have borisjohnson on the airwaves saying get brexit done. and it is been reiterated in the hall during speeches as well. and really framing this whole argument as parliament trying to block brexit against the will of the people boris johnson trying to say that he is on the side of those who voted to get brexit done. and his view is that people are fed up with that. they wa nt to people are fed up with that. they want to move on, they want to leave at the and of october come what may alter without a deal. there's also been the political attacks that you would imagine on opponents. this was michael gove talking about the labour leaderjeremy corbyn. soft on terrorism, supine on security, bankrupt economically and a danger to minorities, jeremy corbyn is totally unfit to be prime minister of our country. and there has been a lot of discussion about the use of language around this whole brexit debate. remember those very angry scenes in the house of commons last week. borisj

labour was more than ready with a range of policies for government. 0ur chief political correspondent vickioung reports. # 0h, jeremy corbyn... he wants to be prime minister. they're desperate for him to be prime minister. and many here think that day has just come closer. it's been a difficult conference forjeremy corbyn, but today he got plenty of new material for his hastily rescheduled speech. tomorrow, parliament will return. cheering the government will be held to account for what it has done. borisjohnson has been found to have misled the country. this unelected prime minister should now resign. cheering and there was more. he thinks he's above us all. he's part of an elite that disdains democracy. i will tell you this. i don't think he is fit to be prime minister. applause so what is mr corbyn going to do next? he could hold a vote of no—confidence in borisjohnson, but for now, he's reluctant to act. this crisis can only be settled with a general election. that election needs to take place as soon as this government's threat of a disastrous no—deal is taken off the table. cheering l

. >> reporter: vicky moore has just found the scene in santa barbara where she gave a cheek swab to be used in dna testing to help identify all of the loved ones. >> so kendra, our first born child, and -- sorry. >> i grew up scuba diving here with my dad, would go every year, and i love it. >> reporter: kendra was a marine biologist with the fish and wildlife service who just turned 26 last week. her dad, scott, was a beloved face irks teacher at a high school in fremont. between the two, they had hundreds of dives. >> she was passionate about what she did, which is what everyone would love to have, and so was scott, you know. they followed what their passions were, and worked really hard at it. >> reporter: scott and vicky met when they were 19. they have been married for 34 years. >> he made it very clear how much he loved getting through to students and helping them. they really were remarkable people, and you don't always realize that when you're living with somebody for so long, and you can maybe take it for granted, but, you know, it's all kind of coming to me right now. >> repo

not supposed to die, but it is a cruel reality that some families have to face tonight kron four's vicki liviakis takes us inside george mark children's house in san leandro where they try to make the short time left as good as it can be. >>jabari thin cooks was the apple of his parents i know this precious little boy was held. he was 17 months old when he passed. this was 7 years ago his mom and dad were able to spend the last few precious moments with their sick baby boy suffering from a terminal illness. >>that being with was those last those last being able to have his last moments the with a smile. i think those are good for people of war and be able get through life. as you lose a child. hard enough was a child who i think which you know is that hair is you want to be protective. you have all these hope to have all these dreams and when you get that news that your child is going to pass away. all those hopes and dreams kind of fade with that news. >>doctor joan fisher is there to help parents to deal with the pain of losing child i often say to a family doesn't matter whether you h

vicki young, bbc news, brighton.e will be taking an in—depth look at them. that's with our reviewers jo—anne nadler and stephen bush. that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30pm. in washington, democratic members of congress have launched an impeachment inquiry into president trump after he acknowledged withholding us aid to ukraine and pushing the country to investigate joe biden, the frontrunner for the democratic presidential nomination next year. but president trump says the withholding of the funds was not done to put pressure on ukraine. let's get the latest from washington and our correspondent david willis. david, i know we've been talking, we be hearing from democratic members of congress and the last hour or so. what have they been saying? well, it's an historic move, rebecca, no question about that and nancy pelosi, the house speaker, speaking from the speaker's balcony, said that donald trump had betrayed the oath of office and broken the law. this present must be held accountable. resisting calls fro

vicki youngin labour for a general election. vicki young in the lobby. we'll come back to you.ervative mp, philip lee, defecting to the liberal democrats. and include public fashion. he took his seat alongside joe and include public fashion. he took his seat alongsidejoe swenson, the lib dem leader ——jo swinson. a little earlier, my colleague huw edwards asked mr lee why he felt compelled to leave his party. i have been a member of the conservative party for over 20 yea rs. conservative party for over 20 years. in recent months, ifelt uncovered but represent my constituents is eight conservative mac member of parliament. —— uncovered about. i feel strongly i can fill the duty first as a member opponent for the liberal democratic party. tell us about the conversation you had with cabinet ministers in recent days and what kind of impact they made on you.” have not had any representations, to be honest. i strongly believe, and have done, that the brexit the public are going to get is 90 brexit we re public are going to get is 90 brexit were promised. and i don't think that's excep

they knew the risk associated with diving, but a boat fire never cross through vicki's mind.struggling. she is in shock and disbelief over losing her husband and losing her daughter. really, the staff and students here at american high school are in shock as well. a lot of students are really upset by his passing.>> i could tell that he really cared about his students. he really cared about me, and like physics is really hard, but he tried to make it fun for everyone. it is just really tragic, what wife were about to scott chan celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary next month. they met at stanford. he was a former electrical engineer who worked in silicon valley for 20 years and then transitioned into education. he taught in belmont and san antonio -- san mateo before coming to fremont. thdaventura, a graduate of mountain view high and davis.>> my husband just got back from a six week trip doing research diving at the coral reef north of australia. my daughter is a diver and she did volunteer work for group called reese that she is contributing to the scientific community

vicki young in manchester at the conservative party conference. vicki, thanks.s facing a re—selection battle after her constituency voted for the chance to pick a new candidate. the former labour deputy leader harriet harman said she was dismayed by the move, saying "surely this cannot stand". the former foreign secretary david miliband said it was "mad, truly crazy". and that, "any constituency would be lucky to have margaret as their mp." and the deputy leader of the labour party tom watson said he had "no doubt margaret will win a full selection" but that the process was an unnecessary distraction on the cusp of a general election. dame margaret, who'sjewish and has been critical ofjeremy corbyn‘s handling of anti—semitism in the party, said she was "disappointed" but would fight to keep her seat in east london. to remain as the labour party cabinet embarking which she has represented since winning a by—election their 25 years ago. polls have just closed in austria's general election, with the former chancellor sebastian kurz looking to return to powerjust fo

>>so you don't have to go that far for a stein tonight on a ne and dish vicki liviakis this side of the bay. >>very in made outfit the only thing leads the ensemble polls year earlier. at the historic schroders restaurant in san francisco's financial district gets off over fast. you might find romance on the leader jose. of german beer tears. so october fest exactly was actually the celebrating the upcoming harvest. so that's why they celebrate in september. they're going to start. harvest in october. so lot of hard work coming up so they and my done a lot of drinking in. and now consumption. you might order a favorite and brought in beer schnitzel and sausages or this oversight. charters are covered best for mary and block party kicked off in september and runs through october. >>live bands and the whole street is blocked off. >>and so every saturday we'll have a live band. but what every day is october fest at schroders if you dress the part anywhere. and san francisco. a few tuesday. >>a good time there tonight you can submit your favorite restaurant bar cafe eatery or food truck to

for another 15 in san leandro vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >>here's a quick live look outside we have our cam here at the san francisco, international airport will be right back. >>when the next big quake kids. more you will increase your love kron four's giving you the tools you need for. >>welcome back for 54 getting close to 5 o'clock on this wednesday morning skies, a lot of clear than they were yesterday that's really the biggest difference between where we were at for your tuesday and where we're heading for your wednesday, clear skies across the bay area to kick things off 50's and 60's for your current temperatures that's familiar territory. we were here yesterday morning. so as you drop the kids off the bus stop today make sure to get a light jacket ready to go for him as we are kicking off this morning in the 60's by the afternoon. we've still got some upper 80's for inland spots if not a few low 90's lingering around as well. rebecca. >>all right we're going to look outside right now the bay bridge toll plaza is getting a lot busie

dead is emerging tonight good evening, everybody thanks for being with us i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis today, the coast guard says that they have suspended the search for the survivors. >>from that fire that engulfed a dive boat monday morning. and are now working to recover the remains of the victims. our first morning kelly joins us now live from the newsroom with the latest on the investigation maureen. >>that's right vicki at this point we know that only 5 people are believed to have survived that fire that engulfed the conception off the channel islands all of them crew members 20 bodies have been recovered so far 11 females and 9 males. the rest are missing and now presumed dead. so far we know at least a dozen are from northern california. >>angela rose anna nicole storm key to seoul are 2 of 3 sisters from stockton, along with their father and stepmother who are among the missing after a fire ripped through the dive boat around 03:00am monday morning. the pacific dive shop in sunnyvale also posted on social media that one of their longtime patrons name scott and his da

vicki young, bbc news, bournemouth.says the weapons used in the attacks at the weekend on saudi arabia's major oil facilities were made in iran. the saudis say an investigation into the incident is still going on but iran has denied any involvement. saudi arabia is the world's biggest oil exporter, and two sites were hit — a processing plant and a key oilfield. the attack shut down 5% of global supplies, causing oil prices to finish the day 15% higher, with a jump earlier in the day not seen since saddam hussein invaded kuwait in the 19905. nawal al—maghafi has the story. striking at the heart of the saudi oil industry. attacks on the largest refinery, cutting capacity by half. an attack by houthi rebels in reaction to saudi support in yemen. last month, a targeted attack on a military parade in aden killed hundreds. back then i interviewed the deputy foreign minister. he warned there was more to come. translation: for the last five years we have been the ones who are attacked. it is only normal that we retaliate to def

now that we have seen the bill and vicky was telling us seen the bill and vicky was telling us aboutfirst thing they have to do tomorrow is a very unusual procedure, we do not formally know that the speaker will allow it, standing order number 24 will allow it, standing order number 2a process to take control of business on wednesday. that is the first hurdle. then we will get an indication of how many people are on the site of the rebels, so how many people are prepared to vote against the government which is obviously the government which is obviously the critical thing, those on the conservative side. we then need to have those stages of the bill on wednesday because they want to allow the maximum time for this to go to the maximum time for this to go to the lords when it is likely to face bigger problems. they can programme the bill on wednesday so they can see we can get to the stage by five o'clock, listed by seven o'clock, and throughout the stages on wednesday in the commons, much harder in the lords weather could be lots of amendments put down by pro—brexit lords, there are

the wife is vicki moore.he said she drops off her husband at the santa barbara harbor on friday night and they met their daughter kendra there. she drove up from oxford. the perception is the -- the conception is a boat the family have been on many times. they knew the risk associated with diving, but they never thought a boat fire whitaker. she is shocked and in disbelief. vicki had planned to pick up her husband and daughter on monday.>> you just don't want to have your child die before you. i can really barely talk about my husband, but it is harder when his it's your own child.>> indra had just turned 26 years old. she was a wildlife biologist at the fish and wildlife service in ventura. she graduated from high school and from uc davis. as for scott, he and vicki were about to celebrate their 35th anniversary next month. he was an electrical engineer and transitioned into education a you deck out decade ago. he was currently teaching ap physics here at american high school in fremont for the past two year

vicki has the night off. officials all around the bay area are warning people of the hot weather. and to limit any outdoor activity. so we sent chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to the deck of our studios to find out how hot it really feels. lawrence... how hot is it? (justine) in your neighborhood... and get alerts when breaking news happens. with the kron-4 mobile app. download it today. (grant) developing news tonight... the n-t-s-b's preliminary report on that dive boat... that sank off the coast of santa baraba labor day... says the boat did not have a crewmember on roving overnight watch. this is new video as the dive boat "conception" was raised from the sea floor today. the conception boat was required to have a crew member awake at all times. the report says a sleeping crewmember was awakened by a noise, got up to investigate, and saw a fire on the boat. that crewmember alerted the rest of the crew.... and the captain radioed a distress message. 34 people ended up dying in the incident. five crew members who survived the fire told investigators they made multiple attemp

vicki young, bbc news.s described a front—page article in the sun newspaper about a family tragedy 31 years ago as "immoral" and the "lowest form ofjournalism". in a statement, he said the paper's decision to publish the story would have "grave and lifelong consequences for his mother in particular". the sun has told the bbc that the events it describes were a matter of public record. here's our sports editor, dan roan. from world cup winner to ashes hero, this has been a season to savour for ben stokes, but just this has been a season to savour for ben stokes, butjust two days after the final test of the summer, english cricket's biggest star finds himself embroiled in a bitter row with the sun newspaper over what he condemned as an immoral and heartless article about a family tragedy more than 30 years ago. in a statement today, ben stokes said, it's hard to find words to adequately describe such low and despicable behaviour disguised as journalism. to use my name as an excuse to shatter the privacy and p

vicki young, bbc news, dorset.s has described a front page article in the sun newspaper about a family tragedy which happened 31 years ago as "immoral" and the "lowest form ofjournalism". in a statement, he said the paper's decision to publish the story would have "grave and lifelong consequences for his mother in particular". the sun has told the bbc that the events it describes were a matter of public record. our sports editor dan roan has more details. from world cup winner to ashes hero, this has been a season to savour for ben stokes, but just two days after the final test of the summer, english cricket's biggest starfinds himself embroiled in a bitter row with the sun newspaper, over what he condemned as an immoral and heartless article about a family tragedy more than 30 years ago — the details of which the bbc has chosen not to repeat. in a statement today, stokes said, "it's hard to find words adequately describe such low and despicable behaviour, disguised as journalism. to use my name as an excuse to sha

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. 0ur political correspondent, jessica parker, is at westminster.johnson says borisjohnson says he doesn't want an election. we don't want an election. is an election on october the 14th inevitable? i wouldn't say is inevitable, for a couple of reasons. first of all, what are we getting from government sources that if mps are successful, even just their initial efforts tomorrow to seize control of the order paper, then downing street will try to call a snap election, but first, mps need to be successful in doing that in order to make the government make that move. but then also, the government would need to win support of two—thirds of mps. as laura was just referring to, the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, seems fairly gung ho, as opposition leaders often are, because they say they can do a betterjob than the leader in post. but mps are worried, because they think that perhaps if they voted for a general election on the basis that it happened on october the 1ath, borisjohnson could theoretically turn around a little later and say actually, i think a

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. our political editor laura kuenssberg is here.on, what are the chances of a general election? number ten is adamant they don't want to do it but they might have to do it and it is the biggest role of the dice any prime minister, let alone one who has only been in office for a few weeks, has to make. but first of all, the alliance of rebel tory mps and opposition mps getting together in the house of commons tomorrow, they have to defeat the government to trigger number ten moving to try to get an election. that is not inevitable, the numbers might be quite tight, but it is highly likely and a lot of the rebels i have been speaking to are very confident indeed although things could change. the second thing, if it were to happen, number ten would have to persuade two thirds of mps in the house of commons they should go to the country. again, that is not impossible. jeremy corbyn indicating very strongly, he would be likely to go for it but there are plenty of mps who are wondering about whether or not boris johnson mps who are wonder

vicki young, bbc news, brighton.homas cook have faced demands by hotels for extra money to cover the cost of their holidays. as thousands more passengers were being flown home today, there have also been reports that many have not been returned to the airports they left britain from. there are now questions being asked of thomas cook's bosses amid criticism over their salaries and their management of the company. here's our transport correspondent, tom burridge. the operation to fly thomas cook customers home, now in full swing. this check—in in mallorca on to a flight organized by the government. hotels like this one are owed money from thomas cook bookings. last night, staff demanded that guests who'd already paid for their entire holiday, cover the unpaid bills. caught up in it all, graham and claire. it wasn't a pleasant scene. so there was a bit of aggression from one of the reception staff demanding the money. 0bviously they're quite worried about not being paid themselves. the same story at this hotel in la nz

i spoke with vicky she says she's in total shock. imagine in the span of one night losing her husband of 35 years scotch and then her daughter o26 years, kendra chan, kander and a mountain view high school u c davis had a passion for coastal waters had friends all over the world love to travel. the key says it gives sir a little bit of peace knowing that her husband and daughter died pursuing one of their passions. but she says she's well aware that her path ahead. it's a difficult one. >>i have my family with me, we're just heading back to go back home now and and uh we have people coming trying in a couple relatives flying in tomorrow. family and a quite a few friends who have reached out so that's the main way that i think it's it's going to help me cope, but i also and not i am not a solution that how difficult this is going to be. having my life partner gone and my daughter so it, it's going to take a while yeah. >>thank you noted that her husband who graduated from stanford you see the hat there was a hardware engineer for much

vicki young, bbc news, bournemouth. for racial harassment against the british army. hani gue — seen here — and his colleague nkululeko zulu — said they'd been harassed for years. the tribunaljudge said that grafitti displayed in the barracks was unquestionably related to race. our defence correspondent jonathan beale is outside the ministry of defence — how damaging is this for the army? it is damaging, the army presents itself as inclusive and want to attract more black and asian recruits. they make up to 7% of the armed forces at the moment. the tribunal was out here reject some of the allegations that nkululeko zulu made but it finds that they were targeted with racist graffiti in their barracks in colchester in 2018 just before they left the army and the tribunal says that more should be done by the army to prevent that incident. the response from the mod, they say that they take all allegations of racism extremely seriously. that said an internal review inside the mod earlier this year found that there were a dispr

vicki young there. let's talk to our deputy political editor, john pienaar at westminster.ld the brexit referendum in 2016, has broken his silence on the current brexit impasse. and how. we see past prime ministers take pot shots at their successoi’s, ministers take pot shots at their successors, but never anything quite like this. david cameron is about to release his memoirs and he's given a brutally interview to the times. in the book, he describes his now formerfriend michael the book, he describes his now former friend michael gove, the book, he describes his now formerfriend michael gove, the cabinet ministerfor formerfriend michael gove, the cabinet minister for no deal planning, as mendacious, a liar, in other words. he described him and borisjohnson as having left the truth at home during the eu referendum campaign, having behaved appallingly, and he is scathing about the decision to expel rebels from the parliamentary party and stop them standing as candidates, and as for suspending parliament, he calls that sharp practice, a sort of old—fashioned term for tricker

vicki young with that report.n pienaar in westminster. while all of this is reaching a crescendo, the man who decided to call a referendum on the first place, david cameron has given his first in—depth interview. place, david cameron has given his first in-depth interview. that's right. many conservatives have been appalled at the way as they see it, borisjohnson ‘s appalled at the way as they see it, boris johnson ‘s drive appalled at the way as they see it, borisjohnson ‘s drive for brexit and no deal has divided the party. in downing street close to boris johnson there is a view that the deeper the split, the wider the split and the more bitter the division, the betterfor boris johnson, that it could help him convince brexit supporting voters that he is on their side. whatever you think about that and the splits and the divisions, theyjust yawned and the divisions, theyjust yawned a whole lot whiter. david cameron is about to publish his memoirs and he has given an interview to the times. the book he describes

vicki young, bbc news, bournemouth.y says the weapons used in the attacks at the weekend on saudi arabia's major oil facilities were made in iran. the saudis say an investigation into the incident is still going on, but iran has denied any involvement. saudi arabia is the world's biggest oil exporter, and two sites were hit — a processing plant and a key oilfield. the attack shut down 5% of global supplies, causing oil prices to finish the day 15% higher — withjumps not seen since saddam hussein invaded kuwait in the 1990s. nawal al—maghafi has the story. striking at the heart of saudi's oil industry, a major attack on the world's largest processing facility, cutting output by half, an attack claimed by houthi rebels in retaliation for the saudi intervention in yemen. this was not their first. last month, intervention in yemen. this was not theirfirst. last month, a intervention in yemen. this was not their first. last month, a targeted attack on a military parade in aden killed dozens. back then, i interviewed the hout