mccoy was asleep in a car with a gun in his lap. police say the officers fired 50 shot after they say mccoy reached for the gun, he was hit by about three dozen of those shots. on wednesday, chief williams terminated mcmahon, saying he fired a shot while another officer was about to be in his line of fire. >> the egregious misconduct is not acceptable, and i'm not going to tolerate, officers who don't live up to our standards. despite its insulting. >> reporter: civil rights attorney melissa noel represents the family. >> it's insulting that the possible danger to another officer was so much more important than the actual human life he took. >> shots fired, 4:15 north carolina street. >> reporter: mcmahon shot and killed another man one year before during the struggle, the officer tried to stop him from riding a bike at night without a light. the solano county da decline to charge the officer. last month, vallejo agreed to pay $5.7 million, to settle a lawsuit filed by foster's family point >> i'm surprised because it is incredibly

mccoy is serving a sentence of 50 years to life for that murder at corcoran state prison. boyd states working with the sheriff's office he obtained photographs of a home med telephone book mariscal kept under his cell mattress. i quickly discovered approximately 200 calls between mariscal and mccoy that spanned march 14th 2020 to june 11th, 2020. mccoy is accused of sheereceivi those calls on three cell phones smuggled into his prison cell but he wasn't the only one to get calls. >> there were phone calls between inmates and some people on the outside who were the ones who were making the applications online. >> reporter: i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> hold onto your shopping cart. there's grocery aisle craziness about to come to abc 7. tonight comedian leslie jones is hosting this updated version where teams participate in fast-paced shopping challenges aiming for a chance at the $100,000 in prize money. contestant kelsey singh is originally from cupertino. it combines cold calculation with chaos and requires lightning quick reflexes. >> i think the craziest part

mccoy is serving a sentence of 50 years to life for that murder at corcoran state prison. boyd states working with the sheriff's office he obtained photographs of a home med telephone book mariscal kept under his cell mattress. i quickly discovered approximately 200 calls between mariscal and mccoy that spanned march 14th 2020 to june 11th, 2020. mccoy is accused of receiving those calls on three cell phones smuggled into his prison cell but he wasn't the only one to get calls. >> there were phone calls between inmates and some people on the outside who were the ones who were making the applications online. >> reporter: i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> hold onto your shopping cart. there's grocery aisle craziness coming to abc 7. tonight is the premiere of "supermarket sweep" a new take on a classic game show. comedian leslie jones is hosting this updated version where teams participate in fast-paced shopping challenges aiming for a chance at the $100,000 in prize money. contestant kelsey singh is originally from cupertino. she says the competition combines cold cal

investigators say mccoy shot puckett on this street in east palo alto. mccoy is serving 50 years to life for that murder at the state prison. boyd states he obtained photographs of a home made telephone book mariscal kept. i quickly discovered 200 calls between mariscal and mccoy that spanned march 14th, 2020 to june 11th, 2020. mccoy is accused of receiving those calls on three cell phones smuggled into his prison cell. but he wasn't the only one to get calls. >> they were phone calls between inmates and some people on the outside who were the ones who were making thewere making the online. >> authorities have recovered $150,000 out of the quarter million believed taken. there are 21 suspects, however, more charges are pending. ama? >> michael, thank you for doing this. michael has been covering issues at the unemployment department since the pandemic began. if you want to check out his earlier stories, there are many or write him about your own struggles. head to our website, abc7news.com. >>> in south san francisco today, a brush fire burned dangerous

. >> kearsten and justin mccoy are just as set on their choice. >> why are you voting for bider? >> one of the things that feels the most heartbreaking for me is the state of race relations and racism in america. >> it's really important to me that everyone has access to health care. >> both campaigns are pushing hard to rally their base.

people were always trying to copy his stuff and people would say, is a mccoy? the real mccoy? you got racist people talking about real mccoy and don't even know who they are paying homage two. [laughter] [applause] the fact is, america has been great for a lot of people. i can take the same walk for virtually any nationality in this country and that's one of the reasons we become so great because we help so many people with so much talent. our goal right now is to make sure the rising tide are both. [cheering and applauding] [applause] that's what the president means when he says make america great again. we get that rising tide and look what happened in the pre-coronavirus era, the lowest unemployment rates for many democrats -- demographics and the wealth gap was in, it was good for everybody and the economy was so strong it's been able to withstand five to six months of shutdown. no one thought could, particularly some of the opponents but it has. that's a tribute to the men and women who work in a place like pbs who work all over this country who have grit and determinatio

is that the real mccoy, racist people like david duke talking about the real mccoy don't even know he is paying homage to. the fact of the matter is america has been great, and that is one of the reasons we've become so great. we have so many people with so much talent and our goal is to make sure the rising tide lifts all boats and that is what donald trump. [applause] >> that is what this president means when he says make america great again. get that rising tide, look what happened in the pre-coronavirus era. the lowest unemployment rates for many demographics and wealth gap closing, good for everybody, the economy was so strong that it has with 212256 months of shutdown. no one thought that it could particularly some of the opponents but it has and that is a tribute to the men and women who work in a place like pbs, all over this country, grit and resilience and it is a tribute to our president and our next speaker who served in the united states congress has been a champion of the resilience of our country, the honorable david john. >> thank you for your service, doctor carson. d

is that the real mccoy? you have racist people like david duke talking about the real mccoy. he doesn't even know who he is paying homage to. [laughter] [applause] but the fact of the matter is america has been great for a lot of people, and i can take that same walked down the street for virtually every nationality in this country. this is one of the reasons we have become so great, because we have so many people with so much talent. our goal right now is to make sure that the rising tide lifts all boats. [applause] that is what the president means when he says make america great again. you get the rising tide. when you look at what happened in the pre-coronavirus era, the lowest unemployment rates for many demographics and the wealth gap closing. it was good for everybody. and the economy was so strong that it has been able to withstand five to six months of shut down. no one thought that it could, particularly some of the opponents, but it has, and that is a tribute to the men and women who work in a place like pbf, who worked all over this country, who have grit and deter

mccoy fell asleep in the drive- through with a loaded gun on his lap. the police chief williams said he terminated officer mcmahon because he fired a shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fire. a year before the shooting death of mccoy, officer mcmahon shot and killed vernell foster after he said he grabbed his flashlight during a struggle. mccoy had been stopped because he was riding a bicycle night without a light. >>> coming up copy area rent is falling during the pandemic and a new numbers in which areas see the steepest decline plus an unusual apology from the city of heyward and why letters from president trump went to hundreds of people picking up boxes of food today. >>> up next to the house votes on a coronavirus relief package even without agreement from the white house and the sticking points as tens of thousands of airline workers are laid off. >> you are never quite prepared. >>> many of our firefighters have been on the frontline for two months. >> to all the firefighters and first respondents, ktvu and the entire bay a

it's 2016 and karen wilson mccoy a geriatric nurse from north carolina wants to cast her vote in a midterm election. at. risk and i'm pleased to see if 60 points. up the fact of the senate not something was up because i got to reregister because i'm i'm you know we're in a system they're not making it easy i don't it's just tiresome you know. the question is are you my selections truly democratic. given victory for this is actually an attempt to limit political participation. and these are of course all very powerful players with money to spend we gave a parson advantage probably one of the biggest ever in history that's how voter suppression. surveys indicate that many americans have lost faith in democracy in the problems involved are reflected in this year's election campaigns. in the u.s. electoral system is based on a number of controversial rules political strategists will do just about anything to help their party win. a majority of votes including trying to change those rules to defeat their opponents and a candidate for president can win a majority of the popular vote and neverthe

officer ryan mcmahon was one of six officers who were shot and killed willie mccoy at a taco bell drive-through last year and he fell asleep at the drive- through with a loaded gun in his lap and vallejo police chief william city terminated him because he fired the shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fire. a year before the shooting he shot and killed vernell foster after he said he grabbed his flashlight during the struggle and mccoy had been stabbed because he was riding a bicycle at night without a light. >>> we have been dealing with the heat and dry conditions and the smoky skies and pretty much the same story as we head into friday but the pattern should begin to change as we head into the weekend. highs from this afternoon out there and we still have some high numbers out there and look at san francisco with 93 and concorde in the upper 90s and san jose in the mid-90s and the satellite from earlier today shows you the smoke layer covering a good portion of california including here in the bay area so right now the current air-quality reports are showing you a bunch

mccoy was one of six officers to fire 65 rounds at mccoy. he was involved in the 2018 shooting of rendell foster. she say he was riding his bike without a headlight at night. >> that they would terminate him for technical issues related to endangering another officer, and not have terminated him for shooting an unarmed man in the back and shooting a sleeping person. it is really outrageous. and it is fairly consistent with our ongoing belief that the city of vallejo refuses to properly discipline and supervise employees. >> reporter: a special prosecutor the overseeing the investigation. in an email statement given schoos gively to abc7 news, mcmahan's attorney writes, what the department has attempted to conceal is that chief williams did not discipline officer mcmahan for using excessive forceful rather, chief williams, a self-pro claimed reformer, specific will you determined that force officer mcmahan used was reasonable. the vallejo police department recently settled with the family for $5.7 million. in the newsroom. abc7 news. >> thank

mccoy is serving a sentence of 50 years to life for that murder at corcoran state prison. in the search warrant, boyd states that working with the sheriff's office, he obtained photographs of a homemade telephone book he kept under a cell mattress. "i quickly discovered approximately 200 calls between mariscal and mccoy from march 4 14, 2020, to june 11, 2020." he wasn't the only one to get calls. >> there were phone calls between inmates and some people on the outside who were the ones who were making the applications online. >> reporter: i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> hold onto your shopping cart. there's grocery aisle craziness coming to abc 7. tonight is the premier of "supermarket sweep," a new take on the classic game joe. comedian leslie jones is hosting this version. teams participate in fast-paced shopping challenges aimed at a chance of winning $1,000 in prize money. one contestant is originally from cupertino and she says the competition involves cold calculation and lightning quick reflexes. >> i think the craziest part about it is running through the

this yorkshire institution spoke to simon mccoy on the news channel. people tune into us because they trust us, and it's that trusted news service that we give every single day, and the figures have been remarkable as a result of that. i'm so proud, and i mean it genuinely, iam privileged to have presented regional news programmes for so many years. later, he revealed to viewers that he had prepared for his broadcasts by listening to opera, and he brought an example along with him. this is my ditty. forgive the singing, but i'm going to do my best. # ey—up, welcome to look north, we've got tha' news and sport. # throw in some weather too. # that's the cheapest we can do. among those paying tribute was rory stanbridge who posted this... and jon maxwell added... thank you for all your comments this week, if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on the bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail... or you can find us on twitter... and use the hashtag #newswatchbbc. you can call us... and do have a look at our website. t

this yorkshire institution spoke to simon mccoy on the news channel. people tune into us because they trust us, and it's that trusted news service that we give every single day, and the figures have been remarkable as a result of that. i'm so proud, and i mean it genuinely, iam privileged to have presented regional news programmes for so many years. later, he revealed to viewers that he had prepared for his broadcasts by listening to opera, and he brought an example along with him. this is my ditty. forgive the singing, but i'm going to do my best. # welcome to look north, we've got the news and sport. # throw in some weather too. # that's the cheapest we can do. among those paying tribute was rory stanbridge who posted this... and jon maxwell added... thank you for all your comments this week, if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on the bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail. .. or you can find us on twitter... and use the hashtag newswatchbbc. you can call us... and do have a look at our website. that's all

it's 2016 and karen wilson mccoy a geriatric nurse from north carolina wants to cast her vote in the midterm election the budget gone bad 1st on average a good citizen 60 points memo coming out of the of the senate not something was up because i got to reregister because i'm i'm no we're in a system they're not making.

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policing offices fired 35 shots after they say mccoy reached for the gun. was hit by about three dozen of those shots. on wednesday, the chief terminated mcmahon saying he fired a shot while another officer was about to be in his line of fire. in the statement that she said, any conduct outside the level of professionalism the city deserves will not be tolerated. >> it is insulting. >> reporter: >> it is incredibly offensive to consider that the possible danger to another officer was so much more important than actual human life that he took. >> shots fired for 15 carolina street. >> reporter: the year before the officer killed another man. he tried to stop foster for riding a bike without a light. the solano county declined to charge him. >> i'm sorta surprised because it is incredibly late to decide to terminate him for murdering two people. >> residency hill fire, i would rather see him in jail. >> reporter: mccoy's cousin says it is not enough for the officer to lose his job. the da recused her office from reviewing the shooting. instead, asking the sta

man was also among the officers involved in the deadly shooting of willie mccoy in february of 2019. >>wanted write a shooting the north bay, a cal fire sonoma county fisher another of our joint news, 3 things. >>and in sonoma, the city of santa rosa and cal fire. my name is paul communications manager for the county of cinema and this is our update for thursday october 1st at 05:00pm. the focus of this up these updates once again as the western portion of the glass fire which swept from napa county into sonoma county. late sunday night and has now consumed more than 56,000 acres and at last report was 5% contained. as we enter day 5 of his firefight it said it's a time of nervousness as we began a another red flag warning which started 01:00pm today and is expected to last until 06:00am on saturday. heat advisory for our area also has now been extended until friday night creating some challenging conditions for those on the front line of this fire for more on this status, let's begin with the deputy chief information officer for this incident for cal fire jonathan thank you for havi

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it's 2016 and karen wilson mccoy a geriatric nurse from north carolina wants to cast her vote in the election. was about. 56 the british. have sat. up because i got to reregister because i know we're in a system they're not making this is tiresome. the question is are u.s. elections truly democratic. given this is actually an attempt to limit political participation. and these are of course all very powerful players with money and we gave a parson advantage probably one of the biggest ever in history that's how voter suppression. surveys indicate that many americans have lost faith in democracy and the problems involved are reflected in this year's election campaigns. in the us electoral system is based on a number of controversial rules political strategists will do just about anything to help their party win a majority of votes including trying to change those rules to defeat their opponents and a candidate for president can win a majority of the popular vote and nevertheless emerged as the loser. last new york nov 8th 2016 by late evening it was clear that donald trump would becom

our neighbor, she lived right there, her name was karen mccoy. [applause] she fought and she fought and she had phil's number on speed dial trying to get this place renovated. she didn't make it to see it, she passed away and i'm thankful for her and her daughter, they both passed away. they fought for this park and i'm appreciative of that. and delores, who is also a resident fought for this park. and mary harris and al harris, okay, a lot of people put in -- wilma gardner, a lot of people have been fighting to make sure that this community gets what it needs. i'm just happy to be part of the process and i'm thankful for today and i'm thankful for our mayor to allocate the funds and phil ginsburg, he's been awesome. it's been awesome. and i appreciate you. he comes out the first day they put this together and went down the slide with the kids and impressed the kids. it's just one of those things where san francisco is supposed to be about community. and these type of events are so important, especially in a times that we're living in and the cov

people off the list of registered voters in a given district for any number of reasons karen wilson mccoy from north carolina was not allowed to take part in the 26000 election she'd moved recently and officials couldn't find her new address in their files when i found out. pursed up the rolls. about it when i changed my address to warm stand. d. and b. and stuff but my new address changed and they said they put in a system in a group similar family go. right today to vote. in the us people are not required to provide government officials with their address and other personal data those who want to vote have to register with the local election authorities. fishel lists of voters are updated regularly and the names of people who've moved or died are removed. a recent study shows that states are purging record numbers of voters from these lists 16000000 were struck off between 20142016. that's an increase of 33 percent compared to the figure for 2006 to 2008 many of these. members of an ethnic minority group the study says that the increase was highest in states that have a history of voter

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people off the list of registered voters in a given district for any number of reasons karen wilson mccoy from north carolina was not allowed to take part in the 26000 election she'd moved recently and officials couldn't find her new address in their files when i found out i was person off the rolls. when i changed my address to warm stand. but my new address changed in the system in a group similar family of oh my god given right today to vote. in the us people are not required to provide government officials with their address and other personal data those who want to vote have to register with the local election authorities. fishel lists of voters are updated regularly and the names of people who've moved or died are removed. a recent study shows that states are purging record numbers of voters from these lists 16000000 were struck off between 20142016. that's an increase of 33 percent compared to the figure for 2006 to 2008 many of these. members of an ethnic minority group the study says that the increase was highest in states that have a history of voter discrimination. north dakota

people off the list of registered voters in a given district for any number of reasons karen wilson mccoy from north carolina was not allowed to take part in the 26000 election she'd moved recently and officials couldn't find her new address in their files when i found out. pursed up the rolls. when i changed my address to warm stand. d. and b. and stuff but my new address changed. put in the system in a group similar family vote and my god you are right today to vote. in the us people are not required to provide government officials with their address and other personal data those who want to vote have to register with the local election authorities the official lists of voters are updated regularly and the names of people who've moved or died are removed. a recent study shows that states are purging record numbers of voters from these lists 16000000 were struck off between 20142016. that's an increase of 33 percent compared to the figure for 2006 to 2008 many of these. members of an ethnic minority group the study says that the increase was highest in states that have a history of voter

a lot of places of closed down i know that there's an evacuation center in chino hills mccoy park but that's not close. judy started an online petition to ask anaheim city officials and project developers to open the door for communication we have almost 2500 signatures for it. just just asking for alternative plans what can be done if we can keep this we're going to fight to keep it open. and it be a shame to lose this the manager of the equestrian center says she will miss it after 20 years, but it's just not a lucrative industry anymore and she's ready to go. >>that's not stopping wendy and judy and others from continuing their fight to find a way to keep it open. >>and anaheim i'm kacey montoya. well it's time to get a check of our forecast me to see how thursday is shaping up and we have an expert who handles all of that for us it's john triple it's around the country are going to be looking at some nice conditions out there today for sure some conditions that will be favorable for stepping outside like i hope you did yesterday enjoying some of that sunshine in the really comfort

and earlier my colleague simon mccoy spoke to harry gration. the look north presenter said he was feeling a mixture of emotions. and earlier my colleague simon mccoy spoke to harry gration. the look north presenter said he was feeling a mixture of emotions. people tune into us because they trust us and it is that trusted news service that we give every single day and the figures have been remarkable as a result of that. i am so proud and i mean it genuinely i am privileged to have presented regional news programmes for so many years, not far short of 40 years when i combined the two together and yet it's going to hurt like you know what later on. we are looking at pictures of you now and you look a lot better now i have got to say. and a colleague of ours she sent a photograph from the grammar school in leeds and it shows you it's from, i think from the mother of a red arrows pilot but there is a relationship. i will get you in tears, i don't want to. i can feel it's going to happen here but when it is there a particular moment in your mind tha

during the incident on quote he was also among the officers involved in the deadly shooting of willie mccoy that happened back in february of 2019. california dmv announced that they are extending deadlines for expiring licenses amid the covid-19 pandemic so the new deadline is set for december 3rd 12/31/2020 so you have a little more time. the change impacts those who have an expiring license between march and the end of the year. the extension is automatic but eligible drivers won't receive a new card in the mail so beginning october says drivers can request a free temporary card online to document the extension. the one is not needed to drive state law enforcement has been alerted of this change. well good news for a's fans the a's actually beat the chicago white sox in game 3 of the wild card series. this is what we were hoping for the a's lost the opener and then 1, 2, days in a row. they will now advance into a division series against the rival houston astros that starts monday in los angeles. the winner of that match will actually face the new york yankees or tampa bay for a spot in

concept and muslims are the responsibility in what happened the 20th century so today what am i doing mccoy is doing he knows that he's got nothing to show for his economic policies you know this movement nothing to show him for he situation or body sees are there many resignations due to corruption and conflict of interest the fact that he's old minister of interior jeff adama now husband is under investigation for sexual harassment and rape and the fact that the only thing he's got right now to run for reelection is a the identity card what a court ruled that version of your comment that muslim problem to prepare your reelection we are 18 months before the election when emmanuel mccall is not addressing french by telling them i'm going to fix the economy for example $32000.00 people have died under there could be 19 affronts 200000 people our present charges in what you would not call it though has been cornered up and the only way for him to seek reelection is to divide this country further and the last point if i may sir you have to remember that muslims were at but they are are victims

. >> reporter: it's made a big difference for khalil and gabriel, says their mother, lakeya mccoy. >> having a desk gives them more space and a space of their own so they're not sharing. >> reporter: so far they've delivered 110 desks and there are more than 70 on the waiting list. what is the best part of this for you? >> there's a to feel sad about right now, a lot to feel stressed out about or to worry about, but there's also so much good. >> reporter: so much good when a community comes together to help those in need. chip reid, cbs news, gaithersburg, maryland. >> o'donnell: and they are planning another desk build later this month. we'll be right back. we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. so when it comes to screening for colon cancer, don't wait. because when caught early, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive

. >> kirsten and justin mccoy are just as set on their choice. >> why are you voting for biden? >> i think one of the things that feels heartbreaking for me right now is the state of race relations and the racism in america. >> it's really important to me that everybody has access to health care. it's really important to me that we're taking care of the planet. >> yep. >> reporter: both campaigns are pushing hard to rally their base. the president won michigan by fewer than 11,000 votes in 2016. the smallest margin of victory in any state. >> he made promises and delivers. >> reporter: many of his supporters remain enthusiastic. jackie teaches a flower arranging class. her decision to vote for president trump is based on a single issue. >> i'm pro-life. pretty much it. i honestly am not a fan of either candidate, but that is very important to me. >> the recent news about an alleged plot by an extremist group to kidnap michigan's governor has shocked voters who blames the president's rhetoric for emboldening such groups. >> the way he's carrying on, i think he's making it easier

france's president emmanuel mccoy is shutting down a pro hamas group he says is directly implicated in the murder of a teacher on friday sami and patty was killed after showing his crass cartoons of the prophet mohammad during a lesson on freedom of speech and the morial march has been taking place in paris andrew symonds reports. death of the french. decapitated in broad daylight. with cameras. political reaction to the murder of history teacher. is anything but quiet. to the same to the national members of the french parliament gathered then a minute's silence. afterwards came this proclamation. we are united standing undetermined to fight the instigator of this murder because the mr samuel party lies the france that is republican and humanist that was cravenly under trying to tact. emanuel macron the french president has ordered a crackdown on muslim organizations they do not even as of tomorrow at the cabinet meeting we will dissolve the shake you see in collective directly implicated in the attack more decisions against associations and groups of individuals who follow in the comi

concept and muslims are the responsibility in what happened the 20th century so today what am i doing mccoy is doing he knows that he's got nothing to show for his economic policies you know this movement nothing to show him for he situational body seizing the many resignations due to corruption and conflict of interest the fact that he's old minister of interior jeff adama now husband is under investigation for sexual harassment and rape and the fact that the only thing he's got right now to run for reelection is a the identity card what a court ruled that version of your comment that muslim problem to prepare your reelection we are 18 months before the election when emmanuel mccall is not addressing french by telling them i'm going to fix the economy for example 32000 people have died under there could be 19 affronts 200000 people our present charges in minute michael right there has been cornered up and the only way for him to seek reelection is to divide this country further and the last point if i may sir you have to remember that muslims were at but they are are victims of terrorism a

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i'm simon mccoy. the headlines — south yorkshire will face the toughest covid rules from saturday — pubs and bars which don't serve food will close — and there are tight restrictions on households mixing. the prime minister says there will be money for greater manchester. the mayor of greater manchester was offered a further £60 million, which he turned down, mr speaker, with no encouragement i may say to support from the honourable gentleman, so i can tell the house today that that cash will be distributed to the boroughs of greater manchester. labour accuse him of pitching region against region. i really think the prime minister has crossed a rubicon here, not just with the miserly way he has treated greater manchester, but the grab—it, take—it—or—leave—it way his local deals are being done.

senate with the hatfield and mccoy's and then they would try something else within the democratic piece of the filibuster in the nuclear option with those court nominees and then looking back at your book is so valuable and then to start the conversation i remember covering anything like this. honestly there are vacancies to fill the seat and with different ideologies. what does this remind you of? at what is the closest parallel? >> timing wise you have dwight eisenhower in 1956, recess appointee brennan ahead of the election. the senate just didn't want to come back into session. they were all out campaigning and said we are not coming back. he said i will recess a point but brennan who was known to be a liberal progressive journalist and on the supreme court of new jersey, and eisenhower made the political calculation and forget about jurisprudence i need to shore up my northeastern support and that worked politically although he was time to although he was time to jurisprudential outcome. >> and how do you predict the battle go about the battle to replace kennedy. >> the one you all

this is bbc news i'm simon mccoy. the headlines: the prime minister defends his refusal to extend free school meal vouchers for pupils during the holidays. we will make sure, we will do everything in our power to make sure that no kid, no child goes hungry this winter during the holidays. the welsh government apologises over misinterpretation of its covid rules — saying period products are not affected. covid tests off the shelf — boots says results take 12 minutes — but they'll cost £120 each. a week before the us election, democrats anger as president trump looks set to get his choice for the supreme court through. and the moment a former music teacher with dementia

i'm simon mccoy. the headlines — south yorkshire will face the toughest covid rules from saturday — pubs and bars which don't serve food will close — and there are tight restrictions on households mixing. the prime minister says there will be money for greater manchester. the mayor of greater manchester was offered a further £60 million, which he turned down, mr speaker, with no encouragement i may say to support from the honourable gentleman, so i can tell the house today that that cash will be distributed to the boroughs of greater manchester. labour accuse him of pitching region against region. i really think the prime minister has crossed a rubicon here, not just with the miserly way he has treated greater manchester, but the grab—it, take—it—or—leave—it way his local deals are being done. it's corrosive to public trust. the scottish government extends its restrictions, as it prepares to announce its own tier system. i'lljust get this scanned for you. stamping out covid queues at

this is bbc news i'm simon mccoy. the headlines: the prime minister defends his refusal to extend free school meal vouchers for pupils during the holidays. we will make sure, we will do everything in our power to make sure that no kid, no child goes hungry this winter during the holidays. the welsh government apologises over misinterpretation of its covid rules — saying period products are not affected. covid tests off the shelf — boots says results take 12 minutes — but they'll cost £120 each. a week before the us election, democrats anger as president trump looks set to get his choice for the supreme court through. and the moment a former music teacher with dementia hears his new charity single — backed by the bbc philharmonic. good afternoon. borisjohnson has refused to reinstate free school meal vouchers for pupils during the holidays, but speaking this morning he promised that no child would go hungry this winter. the prime minister said his approach of providing money through universal credit and local

baby wrote the art of mccoy, the 5th was born on october 18th and he arrived a little bit early following in his mom's footsteps of being ready to go. the baby there's 6 pounds 6 ounces and 19 inches and michelle as you see her here says that he is the most perfect little man and he's just so q do you want to squeeze an. >>i'm so happy for her and her husband and their whole family and michelle welcome to the working moms club. i know you're going to rocket. >>he is just twenty-twenty joy after this crazy year i justine i know something happy happening this year for sure and. >>they're just such. an adorable family and now they've got this cute little baby boy to. love forever. i'm just i love babies, i'm so happy so yesterday justine i actually change my nephews diaper for the first time because my sister had a baby during covid and you peed on me. >>so 2024 almost but not quite but my first diaper i change so i am glad ever ever. >>i think i succeeded well it's a look at our bay area board as we're tracking high winds so we could see gusts 50 to 70 miles per hour and even red flag warni

krista abrams recused her office from reviewing the mccoy shooting for possible charges. instead asking the state attorney general to restore community trust. he refused so now the case is being investigated by a former da. >> i've reached out to the police unit so far no comments. the civil suit is still pending. henry lee fox to news. >> there are no express lanes on interstate 880. in alameda county. these vehicles will need to have a fast-track tag to using those express lanes. this is video from earlier today. they can write for free. two-person cars have those and other drivers pay the entire amount. it will depend on the time of day and congestion it will be displayed by that. >>> still to come, dangerous conditions on the front lines of the classifier. we have the latest on what's happening in the north bay. >>> a developing story at the white house as president champ and first lady melania trump test positive for the coronavirus. we have the details, coming up. >>> and there's a fire in the north bay. but what about the air quality where you live? you can see, sk

black area around what was the macular is where the sounds of dives and it's getting bigger and healthy mccoy so that. the disease is very advanced. in good moses vision is only 5 percent of normal in her right eye and 10 percent in the left one. new therapy and to reprogram stem cells extracted from the participants blood. then the dead retinal cells will be replaced with the reprogrammed ones. that we're hoping to replace sounds and this lab here right here it's still healthy and you can see right here they're missing. well itself if we can get new cells to take root in this area then we might be able to revive the outer portion of the retina which is still in relatively good chance to meet. another benefit of this kind of stem cell therapy is that it doesn't involve any potential ethical concerns. we don't have to use embryonic stem cells we extract the stem cells from the patient's own blood in much the same way that you do in a bone marrow donation. that image then we convert them into the proper cells in the laboratory and then plant them back into the patient again implanted at. the i

our neighbor, she lived right there, her name was karen mccoy. [applause] she fought and she fought and she had phil's number on speed dial trying to get this place renovated. she didn't make it to see it, she passed away and i'm thankful for her and her daughter, they both passed away. they fought for this park and i'm appreciative of that. and delores, who is also a resident fought for this park. and mary harris and al harris, okay, a lot of people put in -- wilma gardner, a lot of people have been fighting to make sure that this community gets what it needs. i'm just happy to be part of the process and i'm thankful for today and i'm thankful for our mayor to allocate the funds and phil ginsburg, he's been awesome. it's been awesome. and i appreciate you. he comes out the first day they put this together and went down the slide with the kids and impressed the kids. it's just one of those things where san francisco is supposed to be about community. and these type of events are so important, especially in a times that we're living in and the cov

mccoy think of just shaved a year off of my life. >> what do we have dana? >> you didn't show the mullet. >> that's been destroyed. >> i want to talk about lamb chop. this little dog is a 12-pound multis, she was just ground people magazines world's cutest rescue dog. should be no more than 10,000 other dogs after two weeks of owning, christian schubert of milwaukee adopted this pop in 2014, so this will pop it was born in a puppy mill, lived there for six years and you know, it was tough times, several tumors removed, et cetera. lamb chop, was scared of people and other dogs at first but since being adopted is adjusting, driving things to classes for shy dogs. and a trainer. international superstar, that's lamb chop. >> shy dogs. why would you be shy if you were a dog? [laughter] greg. >> that's to ponder. >> speaking of, let's do this. gregg's puppies into twos. if you know me well enough you know i love two things, puppies and tutus. check this out. puppies into twos. just having fun, loving the world. you know, why can't we all be puppies? >> you can wea

announcement to fire mcmahan for his involvement in the fatal officer involved shooting of 21-year-old willy mccoy. he was with you. six officers to open fire. he was also involved in a deadly 2018 encounter with 33-year-old foster. they agreed to pay $33 million after a civil suit was fired. >>> a grm called cops off campus is calling to abolish the police department. >> this event across campuses is pretty much our coming out party. just the sort of publicized and make our presence as a movement known. >> the group rallied at ucsf. they say instead of spending money on police, it should be spent on mental health and student housing. they say they are taking it to the board of regents. >>> a burglar dealt another devastating blow to a south bay beauty spa already reeling from a prolonged closure due to covid-19. somebody broke sue blue orchard beauty at their brand new location in south san jose. thieves made off with $30,000 of high end spa machines. the owner recently moved in after losing their old home in saratoga. >> a huge loss. after being close dude to covid and the pandemic, we've been c

i think of them as hat fields and mccoys. here comes dianne feinstein and inject this moment of stability that didn't sit well. you can see what it says about the state of our politics. >> sure. if the committee does recommend a full senate vote next week and judge barrett is confirmed, how significant would her role be if election results end up in court? >> that's hard to say. some of the democrats said if it does get to the supreme court, she needs to recuse. she said she was not going to make the commitment during the hearing, that she would consult with colleagues which is typical for how judges decide if they have a conflict of interest and need to sit the case out. i don't think at the end of the day, pray this doesn't happen, even if this does reach supreme court, i don't think it will hinge on one vote. the court is acutely aware that its institutional integrity is on the line and will do everything they can to try to at least speak with a more unanimous or united vote not along the ideological lines. maybe it won't