bailey. >> what's up, man? >> not much. took me about a week to gather my thoughts before i could come back and see you. >> yeah, but you already did everything else. kicked me out of the program, threw me under the bus. [ bleep ] him. don't bother with him anymore. he's a [ bleep ] failure to the [ bleep ] program. you're just going to kick me out of the [bleep] program. other guys -- >> you think i can keep you in the program when you almost killed a guy? >> how is he almost dead? we don't describe to damn here. some others was up there. they was up there fighting, they didn't get cast away. >> that's the most brutal assault i've seen there in two years. >> so are you saying i did that? >> you and i know that you did it. >> nah, you ain't going to put words in my mouth. >> whatever they do with it, that's up to them. but you're not going back on that unit. >> i'm not trying to get back on the unit. my objective was reached. >> that's the thing that really pisses me off. and i think you really [ bleep ] me on that. >> what

bailey died at the scene. the man is still in the hospital. on the peninsula... pacifica police are warning residents to lock their car doors. this comes after 30 unlocked vehicles were burglarized on reich-ling avenue sunday morning. police were called to the area around seven a.m... and determined it was connected to other car burglaries in san mateo county. police are urging people to lock their car doors and avoid leaving valuables inside of their cars. ( will )in national news this morning ... washington is reacting to the historic meeting in singapore ... between president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un. the senate majority leader -mitch mcconnell - showing his support for the de- nuclearization pledge, but other republicans are still skeptical ... given the lack of specifics in the agreement ... and the fact, the north has made similar de- nuclearization pledges in the past. democrats also sharing their doubts.. < sot:sen. robert menendez / -d- new jersey: i have to be honest with you

bailey died at the scene. the male suspect who was driving the car, suffered major injuries and is still in the hospital. ( robin )in the east bay... police are searching for four women... in connection with the armed robbery of a group of exchange students from ireland. those students were held at gunpoint saturday morning near u.c. berkeley's clark kerr campus. the exchange students were walking on etna street... when a car pulled up next to them... and four female suspects got out. officers say the suspects pointed a gun at the group and demanded their property. the students weren't injured.... and those suspects are still at large. ( robin )wildfires in the western u-s have been causing havoc. thousands of people have been forced to flee as the flames scorch tens of thousands of acres in several states. reporter john lorinc has the latest details. a brush fire in the benedict canyon area is posing a threat to the ritzy area in southern california.ines romero/resident "i hear all these fire engines and i'm

trooper michael patterson pulled over matthew bailey. look at it here. as they spoke, bailey says he once worked as a police officer in patterson's hometown. bailey also said he once delivered a baby while on duty on the street where patterson lives. turns out that baby was trooper patterson himself back in 1991. everybody is stunned. >> his mouth dropped. his mouth dropped and so did mine because you never think a routine stop like that turns into you meeting the person who helped, you know, gave the resources to bring you into the world, so it was awesome. >> by the way, patterson's stopped bailey because the tint on his windows was too dark but surprise, surprise, he did not give him a ticket. >> well, he needs to fix that tint. >> because the i delivered you excuse works. >> i'm going to use that next time. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling an

when a homeless man named duran bailey was found dead and mutilated in a dumpster on the other side of town councillor called las vegas homicide. detectives came to her house she thought and they're questioning her about her being a victim of a rape attempted rape a violent crime now a suspect in a murder case she was led to believe by their silence they're talking of the same case that one of the biggest travesties would deal with here. bob low you have a complete culture from. a constant how you doing. life excellent excellent i really really appreciate you taking the time to talk to us i know you haven't really done this before i am here and i'm sure you're. right now at the end of the day what do you want people to know about your case about your situation. i don't want them now that i did. i didn't know that marriage. between what i would try and. what had happened and then i figured if i told them the truth and everything would be ok. i'm a side investigators are convinced lobato is lying that she conjured up an attempted rape story by a different person to cover up the murder of

bailey died at the scene. the male suspect who was driving the car, suffered major injuries and is still in the hospital. (ken)in national news: baltimore police released bodycam video that records a killing at the moment it happened.an officer heard a flurry of gunshots... and ran towards the danger.we want to warn you some will find this video disturbing.in the shooting's aftermath... one man was dead... one man was injured... and one teen was in police custody.brian kuebler reports. ánats of argumentáit was april 19th.the officer is in the 1700 block of north regester street dealing with a landlord tenant dispute.then, moments later...ánats of gunshotsáa deafening spray of gunfire from just a half a block down...the officer immediately running in that direction.the shots then give way to a woman screaming.ánats of screamáthe officer peaks down the cut and then rounds the corner to see the suspect emerge onto lafayette.nats of officer: "put the gun down, put it down. get on the ground, now! put the gun

daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the 2018 world cup kicks off in russia in just two days' time. this afternoon, the england team flew into st petersburg before heading to their training camp — where they'll prepare for theirfirst game on monday against tunisia. now one bbc news, it is time for newsnight. donald trump's unconventional video pitch to kim jong—un. the donald trump's unconventional video pitch to kimjong—un. the president seems to think it worked rather well in an extraordinary conference, he was talking as though it was already piece in our time. they have great beaches, you see that every time they are exploding their cannons into the ocean. i think, wouldn't that make a great combo? instead of doing that, you could have the best hotels in the world. but many look at the text the two leaders sign and found nothing there. we will hear from america's ambassador to nato and ask the trump will be getting a nobel prize any time soon. also tonight... the eyes to the right, 324. the nose to the left, 29

richard lister at the old bailey. the london fire brigade officer in charge of the initial operation to fight the fire at grenfell tower has said he started to feel outside of his comfort zone as the fire spread up the tower block. for a second day, watch manager michael dowden has been giving evidence to the public inquiry which is currently examining what happened on that night. our correspondent tom burridge is at the inquiry. for the second day he found it too tough? he had more confidence today but i still think he founded harrowing when he talked about what happened. in those moments when he and his colleagues arrived at grenfell tower, he was questioned this afternoon in particular about the moment when the fire showed signs of spreading out of the area around the kitchen window of flat 16. in his written submission to the inquiry he had said that he remembered the fire was behaving like burning magnesium. he told the inquiry today that in that moment he had no previous knowledge or experience to fall back on.

news just coming through from the old bailey, the sentencing ofa from the old bailey, the sentencing of a 22—year—old woman from south london who has been given a life term tonight for the preparation of terrorist acts. chris ngoo la is from the vauxhall area of london. jailed in relation to a planned knife attack. —— rizlaine boular. the 22—year—old, the court heard, has been given a life sentence with a minimum term of 16 years. she was working alongside her mother was 44, her mother has been given a sentence of six years and nine months. both pleaded guilty, part of an all—female terrorist cell, believed to be the first all—female terrorist cell in this country, the ringleaderjust 22 yea rs this country, the ringleaderjust 22 years old, has been given a life sentence with a minimum term of 16 yea rs. sentence with a minimum term of 16 years. our home affairs correspondentjim kelly is following the case and will bring us much more on that from the old bailey, a very long sentence handed down, a minimum term of 16 years under sentence of almost 17 years her mother. m

bailey died at the scene. the male suspect who was driving the car, suffered major injuries and is still in the hospital. ((pam)) could a dusty, country two- track road... lead police to the bodies of missing northern californai students? ((ken)) elijah moore and enrique rios went missing in the fall of 2016.four suspects are now facing murder charges for both teenagers.today two of those suspects were in court.((pam)) ken deci has the details. these are pictures of chandale shannon and jonathan froste in san francisco, posted to social media 5 days after police say enrique rios was killed. here are the two men today... in court, awaiting arraignment for murder, kidnapping and other charges related to the disappearance of rios and his friend, elijah moore.sot - alicia moore/mother "my daughter... that's her big brother. she says, 'mom where is my brother? he said he's always going to protect me.' but he's not here. how do you tell her that? so..."the mother of elijah moore, outside the courthouse in woodland w

daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. wage growth in the first part of this year has fallen unexpectedly, despite unemployment dropping to a record low. the office for national statistics says that, in the three months to the end of april, wage growth slipped from 2.9% to 2.8%. unemployment fell to 1.a2 million. 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: the holders, germany, arrive in russia as they look to succefully defend the world cup title they won four years ago. and after this world cup, spain's head coach will take over at european champions real madrid. while tiger looks to roar back. woods takes to the hills in new york state ahead of the us 0pen. hello and welcome to the programme, where the clock is ticking, with the world cup officially kicking off in russia on thursday. the teams are continuing to arrive in their bid for football's greatest prize, and those touching down on tuesday included the holders, germany, w

bailey died at e scene. the male suspect is still in the hospital. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it was hot for much of the bay area away from the coast. temperatures soared into the 90s inland today with cooler 60s at the coast. the sea breeze has been blowing and we could see a few patches of fog at the coast tonight. on the satellite you can see high pressure across california. the strong ridge will bring hot weather again nland tomorrow but some cool fog near the coast will keep temperatures as much as 30 degrees cooler. highs will be in the low to mid 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay with patchy fog along the coast. high pressure will continue to slowly weaken over the next few days allowing for more fog and cooler temperatures to creep back in toward the end of the week. the coolest day of the week will likely be saturday before warming on sunday and into next week. (pam) a historic meeting in si

our home affairs correspondentjim collie reports from the old bailey. rizlaine boular, 22, has been told that she is serving a life term with a minimum of16 that she is serving a life term with a minimum of 16 years, that she is serving a life term with a minimum of16 years, her that she is serving a life term with a minimum of 16 years, her mother mina dich, ali, has been told they could serve six years and nine months her daughter. her daughter was planning an attack around the houses of parliament, they went on a reconnaissance mission scudding qatar gas and then went to sainsbury‘s and bought knives. in addition rizlaine boular was heard ona bike addition rizlaine boular was heard on a bike that had been placed in a property where she was, she was heard practising wielding the knife. when she was arrested, rizlaine boular was shot at by police and today we got details of how she came today we got details of how she came to be shot. it was said in court that she was refusing to comply with police instructions. she swore at police instructions. she

for more on this, we're joined by the fca's chief executive andrew bailey. mr bailey, one of the interesting things about this is the way in which the country is banked. the discord because in many ways we have more banks than we have ever had before, many being online. does that mean we are not really catering for a large number of people in the country? what we show is even pro—urban divide. —— a rural — urban divide, in the way people feel about financial services and bank access. people in areas sometimes feel more confident than people in urban areas will have more debt but in terms of direct access to financial services people in rural areas have less of it. that's partly a story of closing bank branches but also internet access. to the extent that people who don't have access to branches rely more on online banking and it's depends on access to the internet. what do you do about it?” depends on access to the internet. what do you do about it? i think a number of things can be done. i think one thing that can be done is promoting the fact tha

he was able to escape the crash but bailey did not. brown remains the hosptial this morning in police custody. ( will ) a judge has denied a motion by max harris to delay his trial for the deadly oakland ghost ship fire. harris' lawyer wanted to postpone the trial which is scheduled to begin on july 16th until septemper. harris' team wanted more time to study the cause of the fire at the warehouse. the judge said that harris' experts should have plenty of time to complete their work. ( james ) this morning... bart police are investigating a fight that happened at the concord station. officers say it happened last night around 11-30... and resulted in atleast one person being hurt. police say that person suffered from a cut during that fight. as of right now... the altercation is still under investigation. ( james )in santa rosa.... a 29-year-old inmate tried to escape from a local hosptial. it happened yesterday afternoon. according to police... when yesenia carranza was taken to the hospital to recieve medical care... she tried to mak

today i rise to remember the life of bailey switeser. bailey was a kid at heart who loved playing around on her father's speedway race track in bakersfield, california. bailey was at the route 91 harvest festival on october 1 in las vegas, attending the convert with -- concert with her mother and other friends. she had a smile that could light up the room and was capable of making everyone laugh. bailey was a natural born leader and an amazing aunt to her brother's two kids. bailey's remembered as being a master at being friends to everyday people and to everyone she met. i would like to extend my condolences to bailey's family and friends. please note that the city of las vegas, the state of nevada and the whole country grieve with you. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? -- the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speak

that is her twin sister bailey. bailey lives in north carolina and flew to texas to surprise her sister after work. [ crying ] >> this has been a while in the making, by the looks of it. [ crying ] >> they probably have that special twin language. some twins say i can feel when the other one hurts her elbow, maybe that's what she's missing. [ crying ] >> wow. >> maybe she feels a part of her is gone and she's so excited to have it back. >> are you serious? oh, my god, you're going to be with me all weekend? [ crying ] >> i love these girls. >> you're excited? >> that's a pretty nice way to be welcomed, right? >> a good way to end the workday. >> oh, my god! >>> no matter your profession, there's a lot of pride in a job done right. no matter what. here we've got a bit of a clog. >> what's in that pipe? >> it looks to me like a drainpipe. the basement is clearly clogged. you can see the plumber working diligently to remove a part of the pipe and hopefully free up the clog for the people who live in this house. >> whoa

it's been a three—week trial here at the old bailey. the jury tookjust over two days to convict him, but that rather dramatic footage that you saw there of khalid ali being arrested in whitehall back in april of last year, you remember the context of that was just after the westminster bridge terror attacks, and it was those knives he was carrying, the three knives along with the fact that he had carried out surveillance of the area in previous days and the month before at a demonstration that led the jury to convict him of planning a terror attack intending to target a police officer, a member of the military or an mp on the day that he was apprehended by armed police. but as you heard he'd also taken himself to afghanistan some six years earlier, disappearing from the family home in north london, telling his family he was taking on plumbing work in birmingham and in fact he made his way to afghanistan where as you heard from daniel he became a bomb maker. all through his trial khalid ali's defence was that he had in fact gone to pakis

in an old bailey trialfor scandals of the 20th century. in an old bailey trial for married scandals of the 20th century. in an old bailey trialfor married liberal party leader was accused, but acquitted of masterminding a plot to kill his former lover norman scott. he was the love of my life. don't be ridiculous. a current bbc drama starring hugh grant asjeremy thorpe has renewed interest in the case.” wish you a happy life and then i wish you a happy life and then i wish mormons got to be killed. but what if —— what is fiction and what is fact with mike this week and a new bbc documentary will make fresh revelations. it's based on a panorama film made at the time of the trial in 1979 which has never been broadcast until now. it couldn't be shown because we have evidence ofjeremy thorpe's guilt, and of course he was found not guilty, so the documentary could be shown and furthermore i was ordered to destroy it by the director, generally the bbc, i did talk —— the client that offer and kept as a tape, i converted it to disk, my. 1

>>reporter: moments before surprising her daughter, navy service member star bailey waited inside the principal's office at a school in san rafael while her oldest daughter attended and end of year ceremony. she sat quietly as a special guest was introduced. she had no idea that special guest was her mother. ughter 10 emotional reunion for the making followingher deployment in afghanistan. [applause]. after a few more hugs and tears, the nine-year-old was all smiles. >> i was thinking, is that really her. [laughter]. >> you had no idea. your dad didn't tell you ? >> we just thought you would be coming back later. >> it was definitely very challenging. >>reporter: bailey answers questions from the other students encouraging them to believe in their cells and follow their dreams. and she created a special memory for the rest of their lives. >> it was definitely difficult. but i'm just so happy to be back. >> there are so many other people who don't knowwhat servicemembers go through being away from our families. i thought it would be a cool story to share with everyone. [applause]. >>>

in the construction zone, same lanes are closed and over here it's the bailey on ramp to 101 northbound. partially affected by an earlier crash and chp didn't have it but we have it in the traffic notes. i'll call that out there. a minor thing and not affecting the main freeway itself. over here laura showedti, it wi. we don't have all of the cash lest developments on the fe burning in lake county. a state of emergency effect those lanes are threatening hundred of structures and this was about 55 miles north of santa rosa and 1500 people are evacuated and the fire standing at 10,000 acres and only 5% contained. so far 12 homes and ten structures are destroyed. "today in the bay's" melissa has the latest from spring valley. >> reporter: the pawnee fire is on the third day. you can see the glow of the embers right behind me over that valley over there. so far scorched over 10,500 acres and the good news is most of that land is desolate land filled with bone dry brush. fire crews are working around the clock to fight off flames inching closer and closer to people's homes. at least ten home

track bailey answered questions from other students. she encourage them to believe in themselves and follow their dreams. she created a special memory for the rest of their lives. >> it was very cool. [ crying ] i am just so happy to be back. >> there are so many other people who do not know what a service member go through. being away from families. the sacrifices made. i thought it would be a great story to show. >> reporter:liliana says she looks forward to spending time with her mom and said she wants to do whatever her mom wants to do. >> so sweet. separations are difficult. it is nice when families come back together. >>> violence is on the rise in afghanistan. explosions climbed one dozen lies. details on a new cease-fire. >>> a wildfire in colorado doubled in size of the weekend, still burning out of control tonight, the for 16 fire has charted close to 20,000 acres, forcing 2000 people to evacuate, it began on june 1, only 10% contained, no structures have been destroyed so far, but people are worried about homes and businesses

when a homeless man named duran bailey was found dead and mutilated in a dumpster on the other side of town the counselor called las vegas homicide. detectives came to her house she thought the near question her about her being a victim of a rape attempted rape violent now a suspect in a murder case she was led to believe by their silence they're talking of the same case that one of the biggest travesties we deal with here this is it. off a low you have a complete cold ground. zero a constant high doing. excellent excellent i really really appreciate you taking the time to talk to us i know you haven't really done this before well i'm. at the end of the day what do you want people to know about your case about your situation. and i know that i did. what i would. what had happened and i figured if i told them the truth and everything would be ok. i'm a side investigators are convinced lobato is lying that she conjured up an attempted rape story by a different person to cover up the murder of duran bailey when then you realize things were not ok. i think. that i would like. i have no ide

monit mike bailey, director of research. thanks for joining us tonigh >> thanks for having me. >> you want growth, income, and value. sounds llle you want it with these three. >> that's right. we're greedy. we want your cakend eat it, too. we think some of these oprtunities are out there. >> let's start first with your first pick, which would be the symbol rop, roper technology. and you say they have andge by going in and kind of remedying a problem that a existing company might have. >> that's right. this is -- roper is one of the more interesting industrial companies that nobody has ever heard of. they don't have a big flashy turbo engine to put on tv. they are a collection of a buncl of really s products and companies that previously before roper came along had a nice asset, but were run poorly. roper really scours the earth, looks for good products and increasingly technology and software buys this business, brings them in house and streamlines things and brings in a new management team. they've got a great track record

. >> 8-year-old lilliana bailey hasn't seen her mother in ten months. starr bailey is inheavy and just returned from afghanistan. >> abc 7 news is in san rafael as she surprised her daughter at larrydale elementary school. >> i surprised. >> so many other people that don't know, like, what we as service members go through, like being away from our families and the sacrifices we make. i thought it would be a cool story to show with everyone. >> it's a very cool. it starts as she is looking forward to home cooking and spending time with her two daughters. >> so glad to have her back. >>> fresh off his second nba championship and his second finals mvp award, the warriors' kevin durant paid a visit to jimmy kimmel tonight. >> is it exciting the second time in a row, or is it not as exciting? no, it's not. >> no. free drinks is cool. but winning a championship, you're supposed to party all summer you. can't get tired on the first two days. >> do you have party plans for the whole summer? you do. >> you should. why not. >> k.d. also brought the hardware to sh

know yet how does one know what young bailey avoids arrest as a precaution he goes and stays with a friend in tianjin a two hour drive from beijing he cut his hair and shaved off his beard but still the all pharmacies find him. not guard from. me measure guard. by his home and. he has just enough time to send his daughter a message. for the cheers which will be that him and see that we all. who hear him and to me wallace's. only. say that he won't always shy young thailand that he is not sure. why young was eventually released on bio he's a whiting trying to disrupt public order. to susie how was a big did in the middle of winter he and his wife now rent a room for two hundred thirty dollars a month much more than they paid before. he came to beijing from the country in the hope of a better lives then things got complicated. are the odds. are that hear him. you know her home. temby are. from the neighborhood and at the mercy of all far she's suzy how and he's wife decided to send their son back to the countryside . and so on the level. to win the war. or. every morning he drops his wife of

in an old bailey trial, the married liberal party leader was accused but acquitted of masterminding a plot to kill his former lover, norman scott. he's the love of my life. don't be ridiculous! a current bbc drama starring hugh grant as thorpe, has renewed interest in the case. safe journey, peter and i wish you a happy life. and then i wish norman scott to be killed. but what is fiction and what is fact? this weekend, a new bbc documentary will make fresh revelations about thorpe. it's based on a panorama film made at the time of the trial in 1979, which has never been broadcast until now. it couldn't be shown because we had evidence ofjeremy thorpe‘s guilt. of course, he was found not guilty, so the documentary couldn't be shown and furthermore i was ordered to destroy it by the director—general of the bbc. i declined that offer, i kept it as a tape, i converted it to disc. my dog tried to eat the disc, but i still managed to save it and that's what's running tomorrow night. the documentary will look at the role of andrew newton, portrayed here in the bbc drama. he's the man who

he was able to escape the crash but bailey did not. brown remains the hosptial this morning in police custody. ( will ) a judge has denied a motion by max harris to delay his trial for the deadly oakland ghost ship fire. harris' lawyer wanted to postpone the trial which is scheduled to begin on july 16th until septemper. harris' team wanted more time to study the cause of the fire at the warehouse. the judge said that harris' experts should have plenty of time to complete their work. ( james ) in the north bay... a petaluma teen is speaking out... after being silenced during her high school graduation speech.( will ) 17-year-old lulabel seitz says she was trying to address her own sexual assault. kron 4's charles clifford spoke with seitz... who says she has been overwhelmed by the response. back on june 2nd, petaluma high school valedictorian lulabel seitz took to the podium at her graduation. a few minutes into her speech, the honor student deviated from her prepared remarks. she expressed frustration with how she says the school han

on the left, michael bailey, the guy in the car pulled over for a minor violation involving a tinted window. >> i grew up -- >> reporter: it turns out that they had met before, a long time ago, in fact, on the day that michael was born at home in this house. and on that day, a police officer had been called to assist in his birth. the story was a family favorite. >> my mom, she would tell the story every year on my birthday. >> reporter: well, by amazing coincidence, that cop matthew bailey, the guy who delivered him, now retired was the very guy he had pulled over. something neither of them realized at first until they started chatting. listen in. here's where they realize it. >> the first thing i deliver at that house. >> at the house? >> that was the first baby i ever delivered, and i remember. >> that was me! that was me! that was me! >> no way. >> that was me. i was born at home. >> reporter: and that's how they became friends. this retired cop and the kid who he delivered, who decided not to write a ticket that day. john donvan, abc news. >>> thank you for watching. have a wond

elsewhere, we've got this accident in towards concord near bailey road. westbound highway 4, lane three is blocked and traffic is stacked up into pittsburgh now for a 25-minute drive. let's take a look at our drive times here in just a second. this was the container fire that is visible from the freeway, from the shipyards, northbound 880 after 980. that fire looks like it's under control. we'll check back in a few minutes. >>> coco the gorilla has died. we just learned this morning she passed away on tuesday. coco was known for her mastery of sign language. she had major ties to the bay area. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the san francisco zoo. that is where coco was born back in the year 1941. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, jessica. not quite that far back. but this is where she was born. this is where it started. she was 46 years old, born here at the san francisco zoo 46 years ago. coco had a special relationship with another celebrity here in the bay area, robin williams. those two met for a video shoot in 2001, and they had a special bond

bailey. i thought she was going to start crying. >> impactful story. >> the mom, you know, thinking thank god for that officer. >> beautiful story. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this morning." mcdonald's new fresh beef quarter pounder is so good, garry's speechless. so here is gabrielle union. you know i can't resist all that 100% fresh beef juiciness. you're all i think about. ....the burger, garry. the new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. >>> that does it and uphe good morning. this morning the u.s. supreme court ruled in favor of president trump and upheld his travel ban for several mostly muslim countries. the justices ruled 5-4. >>> mandatory evacuation orders for hundreds of people in lake county. the pawnee fire is only 5% contained and has scorched more than 11,000 acres and destroyed 22 structures. >>> today the san francisco board of supervisors will elect a new president. the new president and mayor elect will step down today as she prepares to begin her new role as

same town where bailey was a cop it turns out. bailey mngsed 27 years ago that he delivered a baby at a home there. check this out. >> what is your address? >> 192 on poplace. >> years ago. that was the first baby i delivered at that house. >> at the house? >> in the bedroom? >> oh, yes by myself. >> that was you? >> that was me. that was me! >> get the hell out! >> trooper patterson pulled over the man who dloivered helivered baby in 1991. what are the odds? here is the man who saved him 27 years ago. not a bad way to get out of a ticket. hey i delivered you! a piece of driving could have used one of those traffic stops. check out this instant. in ohio route 33. the driver in the vehicle highlighted here decides to bail and backs out of traffic and across a couple of lanes and up the on ramp to get up the highway. this video is from the ohio department of transportation entitled don't be this driver! now it gets strange. you're offer the highway so straighten it out and find the alternate route. no. for reasons that remain unclea

daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. a senior accountant at pricewaterhousecoopers — who audited the accounts of retailer bhs in the year before its controversial sale — is facing a 15—year ban and hefty fine by the industry regulator. bhs was sold for £1 in 2015, a year before the company collapsed with the loss of thousands ofjobs. pwc has been fined £6.5 million and reprimanded after admitting misconduct. accountant steve denison faces a fine of more than £300,000. official figures show that wage growth has unexpectedly fallen. that's despite unemployment also dropping to a record low. wage growth is used by the bank of england to assess the health of the uk economy, and the slowdown is likely to dampen expectations of an interest rate rise this summer. 0ur economics editor kamal ahmed is with me now. kamal. to be frank, reeta, this shouldn't be happening. we have record levels of employment. after a bumpy ride at the time of the financial crisis, the number of jobs created has soared. we haven't seen figures

bailey said i delivered a baby on the home of the street in 1991. he remembered the child's first name. michael. paterson then shook bailey's hand and said i my name is michael paterson thank you for delivering me. incredible. i he did not give him a ticket >> what are the odes. >> crazy and amazing. >> good story. >>> next on abc 7 news at 4:00 less than a week away from the historic summit between president trump and kim jong un. the demands coming from the white house and the chances we can see the north korean leader in washington. >>> and startling new numbers on the kilauea volcano eruption. how much lava released since may. >> announcer: superior accuracy in the palm of yorp hand. the new accuweather app from abc 7 news. minute by minute forecasts plus realtime radar and alert keeping you my dai need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to shave my a1c. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba

it's lower than what the ministration asks more so we've already got a note from omb director, mick bailey, showing that he wants to see those operations maintenance fully restored. it is pretty clear that the two places that we've already seen the ministration send a note over saying they would like to see corrected this bill would purchase two extra combat ships of purchase of over almost a billion dollars saying it's not what we asked for but it's money better spent elsewhere. they also talk about reauthorizing the program and aircraft surveillance and it's another $6 million and minor things in the larger scope that is in line with what the administration is looking for. >> reading your report military .com the article headline more troops and aircraft and here's what house appropriators belong to the fy 19 budget and you quote him as saying last year we took the big step two rebuilding the military and this is the second set. whether the proposed payments to the military we're seeing in the germans bill? >> when she said that she's talking generally about this rebuilding the military

game bailey throughout the first pitch, with micah as a battery mate. not only were they there but steve scalise got a standing ovation and started at second base. >> it was about who wasn't here. this year's game is about who was. always expect the unexpected in baseball and no exception to that rule in tonight at game. >> reporter: you can't make this stuff up. on the game's first pitch, raul louise of california hit a sharp around the second. lawmakers take the game seriously, democratic ohio congressman tim ryan sliding pete rose style into home. a little way by louisiana democrat sen. richmond and democrat nanette very can getting into not one between 2 arguments with the umpires, first-ever catchers interference and hit by a pitch. she watched both arguments. heather: great to see them working together. democrats won the game against republicans 21-5. and an abuse of power from the top to bottom. scrambling in the wake of the scathing ig report. a former prosecutor on what needs to happen now to erase the culture of corruption. >> hard for you to

at a recent traffic stop, michael paterson pulled over matthew bailey because his windows were tinted. he mentioned he was a retired officer and the officer grew up there. telling him the street name. he said he once delivered a baby there. that is when the trooper stuck out his hand and said i'm michael patterson. thank you for delivering me. how about that? october 5th 1991. patterson's mother went into labor and he delivered the child. the trooper did not give mr. bailey a ticket. >> that's great. >> a fantastic story. >>> severe storms on the great plains today with showers and thunderstorms for the northeast over the weekend. here is ivan cabrera in the weather center. >> good morning. another round of severe weather potential. nothing widespread. we see the green here along the boundary. we see stronger thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. you get into the yellow and orange which is enhanced threat here across nebraska and into south dakota. damaging wind potential and large hail is what i see. a few isolated tornadoes, but the straight line wind damage here that we could h

the officers —— along with detective sergeant nick bailey —— today met prince charles and the duchess of cornwall, who were in the city to thank the emergency services and others caught up in the aftermath. peter cooke reports. and message to the world that salisbury is safe and open for business. today the duke and duchess of cornwall walked through the area where sergei skripal and his daughter yulia were found in march. after greeting hundreds of well—wishers, they spent time with those closest to the nerve agent attack and for the first time we heard from the officers who were first on the same. by returning call toa first on the same. by returning call to a couple slumped on a bench, that is not out of the ordinary and then from arriving until now, it got bigger and bigger. it definitely was not what we expected. we did what any of our colleagues would have done. we try and make sure that everyone is safe and try and save lives if we can. officials were at pains to say that the city is on the road to recovery, but six sides remain behind gordon is understood to be decontaminate

satya: we had -- we feel bailey good about the growth rates that github has. whether you're a hobbyist or a student or a small startup or a person working in a large company, to be able to use github as a free service. they have done a good job of going a freemium model from that service to paid versions. we think we can scale that by first staying true to building that service up and making sure it is an open platform for all tools, all clouds, all platform targets. we think we can bring a lot in terms of scale and reach to additional customers and additional channels, but we feel very bullish about what we can do for developers on organically growing github. there's been some consternation in the developer community about this acquisition. this is the saying end to github's independence, the rest of reasons why is endless, how do you reassure them? satya: it is a critical element. we are bailey committed to keeping that developer first eat those -- that developer first ethos of github. mtween the ceo of github we decided to run this company independently. op

a new page has now been opened by the regulator andrew bailey, who has launched a major investigation and said there had been 10,000 fraud alerts at tsb. they're in a hole, and they've got to get themselves out of that hole, so that's not the issue for me. i mean, the obvious issue is how on earth did you get in here, and how are you protecting the interests of customers? the fca's investigation into tsb will look at why the board approved the ill—fated upgrade, why it was so chaotic afterwards, and why there was no plan b. and the fca has a big stick — it can impose unlimited fines on banks, it can fine individuals and ban them from working in the business. the investigation could take more than a year, so it'll be a while before the full story is told of what went wrong at what mps today called the totally shambolic bank. simon gompertz, bbc news. the first of britain's new f—35 lightning stealth jets have landed at raf marham in norfolk this evening, where they will be based. four of the jets — each costing £100 million — made the journey from the united states today. fi

mr bailey also went on to say there we re bailey also went on to say there were frank conversations with tsb about the way it communicated information, but he said there is an owners in my view on over communicating in these situations. the details that emerged during the questioning by mps were that something like 1300 people had money taken out of their accounts. of course, they then tried to phone the helpline, and found that there were weights of five hours or more. so people getting quite anxious about it, and some horrendous cases where wedding savings, life savings to go toa wedding, wedding savings, life savings to go to a wedding, were taken. partly because fraudsters latched onto the computer runs and wrecked people into giving them access to their accou nts into giving them access to their a ccou nts to into giving them access to their accounts to sort it out, so a real mess of a situation, which is why the mps had so many tough questions, not just for the fca the mps had so many tough questions, notjust for the fca but the mps had so many tough questions, not just for the fca

>> it was deathly very challenging. >> bailey answered questions from other students. >> reporter: she created a special memory for the rest of their lives. >> it was definitely difficult. i am so happy to be back. >> there are so many other people that don't know everything they go through, wiping away from families and the sacrifices. >> i thought it would be a cool story to share with everyone. >> what a sweet talking about t fact that over 1 million people are expected in downtown oakland today for the warriors championship or a. what you need to know if you plan to go out there and personal watcher from home. >>> history has been may. president trump and m jong un sitting down for their first ever face-to-face meeting. i am lauren blanchard in singapore. the latest details coming up. >>> happy parade day. warriors fans already lining the streets of downtown oakland ahead of today's victory parade to celebrate the warriors third title in the past four seasons. what you need to know if you are joining the party in downtown oakland. >> we got this time far better than anyone could've

crystal griner and bailey along with. >> mike: can a and zac barnes were wounded. before the game bailey and griner threw out the first pitches at mic canned barth as mates. not only were they there but steve scalise got a standing ovation and second base. last year's game was about who wasn't there. this year it was about who was. only expect the unexpected in baseball. no exception in-to-that rule in tonight's game. >> you can't make this stuff up. on the game's first pitch. democratic leadoff hitter raÚl louise hate sharp grounder to second. shades of joe morgan scalise yielded it. democratic ohio congressman tim ryan sliding pete rose style into home a little league inside the park home run by the louisiana democrat. and california democrat anete getting into not one but two arguments with the umpires. first over catcher's interference and then saying she was hit by a pitch. she lost both arguments. chad pergram. fox news. >> awesome to see. so awesome to see. however, despite steve scalise the republicans got some work to do on baseball game because they lost

operation to capture britain's youngest female jihadis he was found guilty of terrorist charges at the old bailey today. thousands caught in a debt trap as social care costs go up. and the smash and grab robbery carried out on michael mcintyre. we will start with the grenfell tower enquiry. why were they not told to get out? front page of the telegraph. the fire brigade's responds to this. while the place was on fire and burning, people were told to stay in their flats. the most worrying part of the article is quite far in. it says that the head of this report is still unclear about the basis of delaying the strategy. saying there was this significant period where people were trusting the fire service who were telling them to stay where they were. you would be terrified. you wouldn't know where to go. you would perhaps listen to the fire services. there was this half an hour delay in which it has been suggested that a number of people may have been able to escape. we know some did. either because they just to escape. we know some did. either because theyjust ignored the fire services and ran, or

i was just so happy to be back. >> so nice, after the reunion, bailey answered questions, and encouragthem toelieve in themselves and to follow their dreams. >> those reunions never get old. so much fun. >> remarkable, to see the little girls reaction, she got emotional.>>> it might look like a simple shed, but for those who lost everything, these 8 by 8 boxes are a sign of hope. how they plan on using the sheds. >>> controversial comments about domestic violence, made by attorney general jeff sessions, the immigration case that could have implications nationwide.>>> one mayor joining other cities in the push for legalizing marijuana. >>> 100 wooden boxes showed up in the north bay, an important step in recovery following the fires in one country. >> homeowners who lost everything finally have something on their property.>> this is an amazing day.>> reporter: a gift today, one of 100 burn area fire victims to receive such a shed. >> to have this shed feel like a desperate on the property, it started to feel like we are building, there is a sense of moving forward, a little sense of momentu

a new page has now been opened by the regulator, andrew bailey, who has launched a major investigation and said there had been 10,000 fraud alerts at tsb. they're in a hole, and they've got to get themselves out of that hole, so that's not the issue for me. i mean, the obvious issue is how on earth did you get in here, and how are you protecting the interests of customers? the fca's investigation into tsb will look at why the board approved the ill—fated upgrade, why it was so chaotic afterwards, and why there was no plan b. and the fca has a big stick — it can impose unlimited fines on banks, it can fine individuals and ban them from working in the business. the investigation could take more than a year, so it'll be a while before the full story is told of what went wrong at what mps today called the ‘totally shambolic bank'. simon gompertz, bbc news. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: 10—time winner rafael nadal must come from a set down to reach the f

the leader of prohibition and in the 18th amendment and the t totaling methodist and you have joseph bailey in many ways is the father of the federal income tax coming out of the texas capital delegation. tom connolly is the chairman of senate foreign relations committee despite being a very conservative member from texas led the delegation from congress to san francisco when the united nations was formed after world war ii and you have a phone number who were influential and influential he was clearly in over his head and in the united states senate and you have people like charlie wilson used his position to essentially fund the surreptitious war in afghanistan that led to the fall of the soviet union so texans were involved in domestic politics and they had influence and perhaps a single incredible feat in legislative history in the united states is the funding of the manhattan project during world war ii leading up to world war ii. no one in congress you anything about the manhattan project and yet it was a huge item in the budget of the united states and a black marked item and congres