he's 25-year old elliott loring wakefield.sunday morning on the beach below the 800 block of palmetto avenue. police have not released any further details on wakefield's death. but are asking for anyone with information on the incident to give them a call. ( darya ) in south san francisco... detectives uncover an indoor pot uncover an indoor pot farm with more than 10-thousand plants. police arrested two men -- chris cameron and robert cummings. the operation was said to be running for about two years and was capable of bringing in millions of dollars a year. agents from the san mateo county narcotics task force were called in to take over the investigation and along with south san francisco police officers... they dismantled the farm. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... firefighters are gaining major ground on 2 fires burning the north bay. ( james ) coming up after the break... a warning for costco shoppers. thieves are now trying to get your personal information... using phony prizes. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay

elliott loring wakefield. wakefield's body was found around 7-30 sunday morning on the beach below the 800 block of palmetto avenue. police have not released any further details on wakefield's death... but are asking for anyone with information on the incident to contact them directly. ( robin )a dangerous police chase ended in a crash involving a san bruno police car. this after officers responded to a report of suspects crasing suspects crasing vehicles... for possible burglaries, in the parking lot of tanforan mall. here's a look at the damage... when officers arrived they found the suspects in a car near j-c penney's. after the suspects recognized police -- the driver sped off... and rammed an occupied san bruno police vehicle head on. after that -- both suspects fled on foot but were arrested soon after. no one was injured as a result of the collision. ( robin )top san francisco officials are teaming up with uber... to bring more awareness to safety ... when it comes to rideshares. they say, riders should

castleford beat their local rivals wakefield a2— ten to set up a super league semi—final at wigan.r tries, his third very much the pick of the bunch as he left wakefield's players standing, he scored 16 tries in his last seven games. and that is sport. a mixed picture on the way for this weekend. it looks at the weather will settle down nicely in time for next week. today was a story of sunshine and showers, some heavy ones and a rainbow picture earlier ones and a rainbow picture earlier on as well. that cold air came behind store bronagh which is has swept up into scandinavia. the weather is coming from atlantic in this area of cloud which will bring rain this weekend. how far north that gets is still in question. northern parts of the uk tonight, northern scotland particular you will keep some showers going, other areas will have clear skies. that cold air pushing down across the country with clearer skies and lighter winds, it will get chilly out there. widely into the mid single figures, except in the far south—west where we will see more cloud and signs of rain on the way. it

wigan warriors keep up their pressure at the top of super league after victory over wakefield in thewigan a 25—10 win. they remain second, four points behind leaders st helens. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former director of communications for the conservative party, giles kenningham and polly mackenzie, director of the centre—left think tank, demos. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the times says the nerve agent used in the salisbury attack was strong enough to have killed a000 people. the guardian leads with the pressure put on russia at the united nations over the poisoning. the telegraph says the head of the spy agency gchq says he is planning how to retaliate against russia. the sun reports claims that borisjohnson has separated from his wife. the metro goes with the data breach at british airways, in which the details of 380,000 bank cards were stolen. the ft leads with the government's proposed energy price cap, but notes it is low

wakefield trinity also beat catalans dragons.h the super 8 format for next season. there's also been plenty of rugby union action this evening. in the premiership, gloucester came back from being ten points down at half time to win the west country derby against brisotl bears 35—13. —— bristol bears. the bears, who were promoted at the end of last season, led 13—3 at the break but gloucester scored five tries in the second half, two of them from charlie sharples. 0spreys' unbeaten start to the season in the pro!!! has come to a crushing end. they were beaten 49—13 by munster in limerick. 0spreys had won their opening two league matches but conceded seven tries to munster, including this one finished by wing darren sweetnam. meanwhile, edinburgh held on for their first win of the season at home to connacht. duhan van der merwe's first half try put them on their way to a 17—10 victory. football, and celtic remain second in the scottish premiership after a goalless d raw with st mirren tonight. they had to play much of the game with

huddersfield crucially missed the chance to leapfrog wakefield in fifth.of the pan pacific open injapan. she was beaten in straight sets in the second round by donna vekic. konta was 4—1 up in the second set before the croatian fought back. that's all from sportsday. coming up next on bbc news it's the papers. goodnight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former pensions minister ros altmann and the broadcaster david davies. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. and they have a similar tale to tell. the guardian says theresa may is left fighting to save her chequers brexit plan, and with it her authority as prime minister, after she was ambushed at the end of the salzburg summit by eu leaders who unexpectedly declared that her proposals would not work. the daily mirror says theresa may's brexit plan is in tatters after eu leaders bluntly rejected it. the daily telegraph says theresa may was humiliated by european union leaders in salzburg as they unanimously rejected her chequer

cas will play warrington wolves who won 36—23 at wakefield trinity. play wigan who won 14—12 at home to hull. wasps are level with second placed exeter in the rugby union prmiership after beating newcastle 23—22 away. they scored three tries to the falcons 2. juan de jongh converted try brough wasps back into it, and lima sopoanga's late penalty saw them win by a single point. in the pro 1a cardiff blues came from behind twice to deny cheetahs their first win of the season. olly robinson barged his way through with ten minutes to go to score the winning try. 24—21 it finished at arms park. it was a tight affair in the other pro—14 match where edinburgh almost surrendered a 16—point lead over benetton. they hung on at murrayfield to win by 31 points to 30. the government say they will give their full support to a potential bid from all four home nations and ireland to host the world cup in 2030. england were one of the nations that lost out to russia for the right to stage this year's successful tournament. the next two world cups will be held in qatar

castleford beat local rivals wakefield 42—10 to set up a super league semifinal at wigan.rd was the pick of the bunch as he left wa kefield's players standing. he's scored 16 tries in his last seven games. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejessica elgot, political correspondent from the guardian, and the political commentator, jo—anne nadler. we will be looking at those front pages. we will be looking at those front pages. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in and theresa may's brexit speech today features heavily. stung by the humiliating rebuff at the salzburg summit, the times claims the prime minister took britain towards the brink of a no—deal brexit when she accused the eu of offering ‘unacceptable' options. her combative address prompted a sharp fall in the pound, writes the guardian. the daily mail calls it ‘the may ultimatum'. the daily express says theresa may was right to demand that the eu 27 show some respect after

to tell john wakefield. i don't buy the story who loves me it. was him somebody doesn't know it's a mask you never know what's happening and what they're shooting what the birds are . and mistrust out of the. love of. money you must be living to do but i'm addicted that's and in the most farms of all these put it when the speakership. you know world a big part of the movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. who. know that little hogan really. didn't know what we. how the u.n. general assembly russia's foreign minister rel is against the political blackmail economic pressure and brute force he says western governments use to maintain global dominance. emotionally charged committee here until trump orders an f.b.i. investigation i

police have not released any further details on wakefield's death...h information on the incident to contact them directly. it looks like a toy but it's causing serious injury. a live interview with the washington post reporter who detailed the spike in emergency room visits from scooter riders... and how the fast growing scooter share companies are responding. on the 17-th anniversary of the terrorist attack on 9- eleven ... people are doing more than just remembering that day. we'll show you how they are also giving back. school children face a growing danger by simply walking to and from their campus. we'll take you to the east bay school that seems to have some particularly bad drivers. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. when the day turns into night, my hash browns turn into my $3 munchie mash-ups. crispy hash browns and tasty white cheese. mashed up with your choice savory egg and bacon, buffalo chicken and ranch, or jalapeños and bacon. try my $3 munchie mash-ups, back for a

to tell john wakefield. i don't buy the stuff i love me it. was somebody how does know it's a mask you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting whether they're cheering. mistrust out of the. love of. your. boss that you remember your mom called just because of that interview but i'm addicted to sit with your middle class and in the muslims well he's going to win the. would normally when you factor time sensitive to the public well. when the really close is some project themselves. with the same larry go listen to the woman. in the middle of the room see. doing. really. great eggs and salutations this hearing conflict has gotten all the attention all of the money and all of the fabulous gold statues from hollywood but less than fifteen hundred miles away the country of yemen has seen some of the worst fighting in any country in recent memory since two thousand and fifteen a multifaceted civil war that includes a never ending cast of foreign and domestic armed groups that have destroyed much of yemen's infrastructures schools mar

elsehwere wakefield trinity beat huddersfield giants. that's all the sport for now.. we see something a little bit summary this weekend thanks to high pressure, largely dry with sony ‘s bells. —— sunny spells. these weather friends continue to flirt with parts of scotla nd continue to flirt with parts of scotland and northern ireland, high pressure means we draw up a southerly wind from spain and france. that's why we see temperatures rising. a fairly cloudy afternoon across much of the north and west, the best of the sunny spells across the eastern half of england. at least it is largely dry, light winds, and good sunny spells. we could make the low to mid 20s. for most, 21 cells is across the west. thicker cloud across western wales may bring spots of light and patchy rain. the same for western scotland. eastern parts of northern ireland and the north—east of scotla nd ireland and the north—east of scotland could see sunny spells, 19 or 20 celsius for aberdeen. overnight, largely dry, a a few spots of rain. a lot of cloud around. we pick up this warmer, southerly b

huddersfield missed the chance to lea pfrog huddersfield missed the chance to leapfrog wakefield, whoorrow, where it will be too low with sunshine and showers. before then we've still got this second named storm of the season, and that's been bringing torrential rain particularly across england and wales, and it is still bringing gusty if not squally winds. we've had this rain sitting around for a while on that weather front but because we xian area of low pressure on it, it has kept the rain going, developed it more widely and strengthened the winds on the area of low pressure as well. looking at the rainfall, you can see where it's been over the last few hours. sun in southern scotland and northern ireland, but the heaviest in northern ireland and northern england. 60 millimetres in sunny bridge and sheffield. the rain is pushing slowly east over the next few hours, accompanied by gusts as high as 60 or 70 mph inland. mainly in eastern wales and a good party of england. not as rainy in scotland and northern ireland and temperatures here down to seven or eight. further south, 11—13.

wigan warriors keep up their pressure at the top of super league, after victory over wakefield in thend, four points behind leaders st helens. that's all the sport for now. enjoy the reest of your evening. hello there. it was a good day for spotting rainbows today, even double rainbows across the northern half of the uk. plenty of showers, some thunderstorms earlier on as well. a lot of those have now faded away but till some wet weather to the north and north—east of scotland. further south we had a spell of rain pushing its way south eastwards, the last dregs of that clearing away from the south—east corner. for many of us are south—east corner. for many of us a re pretty south—east corner. for many of us are pretty cloudy seen through the afternoon. i think we will see a bit more sunshine on the way for tomorrow. the skies clearing, a north—westerly breeze still bring in one or two showers over the irish sea into the north—west of england. most of the rain in northern and eastern scotland, close to these north sea coast. on the whole it will be dry and clear and quite chilly overni

elsehwere, wakefield trinity beat huddersfield giants. stand by for a big crash.ly, the swede walked away unharmed. sebastian vettel led a one—two for ferrari with mercedes' lewis hamilton in third place. there it goes like a toy car. luckily he was ok. that is all the sport. good news. thank you mike. mike bushell. a host of stars including stevie wonder and bill clinton were among the many well wishers saying goodbye to aretha franklin at her funeral in detroit yesterday. the memorial service lasted over seven hours and also featured music from ariana grande and chaka khan. aleem maqbool was there. a public that adored her queued for hours to get inside the church to get a chance to say their final goodbyes to the queen of soul. i could not sit at home and watch it on television. being here really brings in the realfeel of on television. being here really brings in the real feel of things. her message and what he represented the people of african descent in this country is one. two, the music. it is healing, powerful and joyful. paying their last respects to bef

this was the scene in wakefield earlier on this afternoon.cularly across the north—east of england, into scotla nd the north—east of england, into scotland as well. a soggy start to tomorrow across parts of northern ireland, wales and the western fringes of england, clearer skies further east and a chilly start to saturday. across england and wales this weather front will fit through the central sprays, bringing rain to the central sprays, bringing rain to the midlands and wales. either side of that, brighter and drier. temperatures up to 19 degrees. still a few she was in the north on sunday. as the breeze pushes them away it will be a return to sunny skies feeling a little bit warmer. top temperatures, 22 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines. ba says sorry after a mass hack of data from its customers — nearly 400,000 payment cards have been compromised. no—fault divorces are being considered by the government in what would be the biggest change to the law in this area for almost fity years. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has rejected an

st helens are beating castleford wakefield are leading warrington, wigan are trailing to hull, the importantin for leeds would see them keep their place in superleague, wolfpack would take a massive stride towards promotion if they win you can see the latest there is at leedsis you can see the latest there is at leeds is 10—8 up, they've come behind from the early stages there. championship leader lewis hamilton was fastest in second practise ahead of this weeeknd's russian grand prix in sochi hamilton ended the session almost two tenths of a second clear of his mercedes team—mate valterri bottas. they were followed by the two red bulls, but they'll be near the back of the grid on sunday, no matter what happens in qualifying tomorrow after changing their engines. title contender sebastian vettel was fastest in first practise but he was fifth second time round with teamate kimi raikonnenjust behind. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor will miss the world t20 in west indies in november as she continues to manage her anxiety. a decision was made by both the player and the ecb who say taylor's wel

elsehwere wakefield trinity beat huddersfield giants. stand—by for a big crash in formula 1.ne about what happened to you yesterday after the programme? you got in trouble with your mum. understandably. you would if you put ice cream on your face. we were talking about phil neville, talking about him getting to know his players in their everyday lives, having ice creams. my mum said i‘d ridiculous myself. i‘ve got a lot of critics but you take notice of don‘t you? i'm sure she'll forgive you. today you were marvellous. the fallout from frank field‘s resignation continues — as the mp vows a legal challenge to labour‘s ruling that he can‘t remain in the party. so what do the events of the last couple of days tell us about labour, and will any more of its mps be following mr field‘s lead? let‘s cross to westminster and talk to stepahnie lloyd. there is a lot of reaction. david blu nkett there is a lot of reaction. david blunkett has said that frank field‘s actions need to be seen as a ca ta lyst actions need to be seen as a catalyst for seismic change. actions need to be seen as

elsehwere wakefield trinity beat huddersfield giants. stand—by for a big crash. hamilton in third place. and usain bolt‘s foray into the world of football continues. he's on trial with the australian side central coast mariners and he made his first appearance in a pre—season friendly yesterday, coming as a sub in the second half. he had a glimpse of goal late on...but couldn't quite get on the end of this cross. he's quick, but not that quick. if he'd slid in he might have got there. stand up paddle boarding has been one of the biggest growing sports in the uk over the last decade, but what do you do if you don't like water? you could try the new sport of landpaddling. i was told it's easier than skateboarding, so i went to southport this week to join a club session involving all ages. it's the sport that enable us to gracefully walk on water. now, stand—up paddle boarding has reached dry land and wales have given it fresh momentum. —— wheels. no longer are they restricted to getting inflata ble are they restricted to getting inflatable boards out and finding ca

there were also super 8 wins for wigan and wakefield.gainst the clock. but until now paddlers haven't battled down the course against each other. this sounds very dangerous. they are doing ski cross, boardercross, motocross, they are doing ski cross, boa rdercross, motocross, and they are doing ski cross, boardercross, motocross, and it had to happen sometime. that's changing thanks to the new discipline of extreme slalom, otherwise known as boater cross. it is featuring at the british open this weekend at the lee valley centre. i've been to take a look. britain's paddlers are entering uncharted waters. no longer are theyjust up against the clock but in the new discipline of boater x, it's a race to the finish against your rivals, who are trying to knock you off course. this has been inspired by the success of sports like motocross and the winter olympics ski cross, boardercross, because there you've got extreme in this case paddle—to—paddle racing. look at them tussling for position before they try and get away. it has been such a succe

there were also super 8's wins for wigan and wakefield.n criticised for diving on the floor after crystal palace winger wilfried zaha, was booked for simulation. palace manager roy hodgson, called him ‘disgraceful‘. gareth evans, who's hanging up the hornet suit, says he's ‘proud' and ‘heavy hearted' to be leaving. i kind of want to see him. you never know what he would look like. that's the thing, it is a bit like the stig. would we have even known if it was the new person? it's a big day for britain's vicky holland, who, in the next few hours, could be crowned champion, as she goes for gold in the final, of the world triathlon series on australia's gold coast. louise is out there for the race, which is under way, and we can speak to her now. hi louise, how is vicky doing? when i last looked it was the swim section. we are in an absolutely amazing situation here. you mentioned the swim section, vicki holland, it is not her strongest discipline but she came out first, right next to the person who is number one at the moment. there are just

good to get some context for me there and her wallace joining us from wakefield in the u.k. thank you. and it's been ten years now since the global financial crisis began that trigger point lehman brothers one of the most famous investment banks in the world which filed for bankruptcy it was at that point that an already serious banking crisis on wall street got a whole lot worse but remember this also became a global crisis and we want to look now at how far all that bad news spread start with greece and only just got out of austerity mode after ten years of hardship greece took three bailouts totalling three hundred fifty two billion dollars from the e.u. and the international monetary fund since two thousand and ten signed press fell hard because of its large exposure to greek debt it got a thirteen billion dollar bailout but in a controversial unprecedented move everybody with money deposited in a cypriot bank was made to pay for the bailout environment is one of the first european countries to enter recession and then depression by two thousand and nine thirty four and

wigan warriors keep up their pressure at the top of super league after victory over wakefield in thext to a crash in the cycling but after riders crossed the line, it's at the vuelta a espana, where britain's simon yates lost the red leader's jersey. this is them crossing the line. it was the frenchman alexander geniez claimed the victory in a sprint finish ahead of dylan van baarle, but then an official wasn't paying enough attention and his spectacles went flying and both riders fell off, still going at speed having crossed the line. a pileup! you would be annoyed there, wouldn't you? but it'sjesus herrada who now holds the overall lead. i bet it hurt. the spanish rider started the day over five minutes behind, but now has more than a three minute lead over yates in second. do you know what you are doing on the first of march, 2006? all those yea rs the first of march, 2006? all those years ago? chico time was number one. i remember that. that's bringing happy memories back for you. alastair cook's last match for england begins today, as his side play india in the fifth and final t

let's talk more about this with sabrina wakefield. sabrina, thanks for coming.onth. do you think that is a rate of change that should be worrying policymakers? actually, for the growth rate of real estate investment, it remains stable, around 10%. increased ifer was we compare with the end of last year. the major reason for this increase was supplies by local government who are trying to balance demand and supply. second and third tier cities, which are outperforming tier one cities? that is probably good news for policymakers, wouldn't you think? >> well, actually, one of our concerns is those third and because thecities, it willntary lending -- definitely have a big impact on china real estate investment. >> tell me something. developers have been raising their attempt at hoarding cash appeared to be difficult/ why is that the case, and are you concerned about their financial position? not all of them, but some of them. the chineseually, developers have been facing , andculties with financing we expect it to mature. but some big developers are still continuing