helena. rescue crews were able to hoist the men to safety. if he wasn't able to rip open his jeans pocket and got his cell phone in time he may never have been found. he was trapped for nine hours with temperatures in the low 30s. no word yet on his condition tonight. >>> you at 11, to survive the pandemic some families created social circles to educate and care for their kids. but even quarantine bubbles have risks. tonight our reporter speaks to a member of a pot who got infected.>> reporter: even assume call these days is difficult for cate anthony, a mom from a northeast la neighborhood for after months of staying home decided to open her social circle just a bit and allow her family to see the family of a very close friend. a so-called quarantine bubble or pandemic pod. >> it's ultimately distended family and that felt fine and safe until it wasn't. >> pandemic pods are small groups of families that agreed to follow health guidelines without seeing anyone else outside of their group and me even share homeschooling or daycare. but after c

arkansas lieutenant governor ken griffin tweeting heartbreaking news out of helena. thoughts and prayers are with the family of the officer who was killed in the line of duty. i hope the killer is apprehended and brought to justice. god bless the brave men and women in law enforcement. another officer involved shooting being investigated in north carolina. two gastonia police officers were shot in a nightclub. they are suffering nonthreatening life injuries and are expected to recover. at this point there is no word on what led up to the shooting but we will get more information as it comes in. >> legal battles over the 2020 election. a pennsylvania judge will hear appeals in front of the legal challenges over fraud. a historic hand recount of 5 million ballots will get underway in georgia. griff jenkins as the election battle heats up. >> reporter: you can say that again. a friday fight in philadelphia, the judge will hear 5 appeals where the trump campaign hopes to have ballots tossed for in eligible votes after the trump campaign won a minor victory when the judge

helena. y would gets credit for the up credible raider calls. >> an college basketball made its return last night. tipoff coming up . >>> kpix 5 want to bring you the good news happening in the bay there's no bad time to start at amazon... ♪ i like the flexibility. it also allows for picking up shifts. safety comes first, speed comes second. safety. safety. safety. we're making sure that somebody is getting their very important items. it makes me very happy. ♪ >>> good morning. back in march, the nieto turn manhattan was the first major sporting event to be canceled because of covid. wow! last night, eight months later, it's back a new season tipped off. mark fox and cal opening up their campaign with a nonconference game at oregon state. first half, bears bradley drops in a three putting the beavers lead to 32-29. he had 21 points. you were five minute left, osu up 11. cal turned it over leading to an easy lay-in for ethan thompson and the beavers beat cal 71-63. randy bennett and his st. ma

our correspondent helena wilkinson joins us now. helena, what can we expect from the programme?ic interview with princess diana, which was watched by almost 23 million people, almost 25 years ago, just how that interview was secured by martin basheer. we are going to hear on camera in this two part programme, the first part being aired tonight on itv, from the graphic designer, for the first time, who alleges that he was asked by mr bashir to produce fake bank statements. he was then asked to produce those and it is alleged that those bank statements were then shown to princess diana's brother, charles spencer. he has said those bank statements were then used to secure the interview with his sister and charles spencer has claimed that sheer dishonesty was used by mr bashir. in the programme, we expect the graphic designer to say that he had no idea why he was being asked to produce these documents but he will say that when it became clearer to him, he raised the issue but he is going to allege that he was made a scapegoat by the bbc and he was asked, he claims, not to speak to t

lieutenant governor tim griffin tweeting heartbreaking news out of helena. my thoughts and prayers for the family of the officer who was killed in the line of duty. i hope the killer is apprehended and brought to justice was god bless the brave men and women in law enforcement another officer involved shooting being investigated in north carolina, two gastonia police officer shot in a nightclub suffering on life-threatening injuries and they are expected to recover. at this point there is no word was led to that shooting but we will get more information as it comes in. >> thank you. not the news we want to wake up to but thank you for keeping us updated. to legal battles over the 2020 election of pennsylvania judge will hear appeals in donald trump's campaign legal challenges over alleged voter fraud. historic hand recount of 5 million ballots will get underway in georgia. griff jenkins in washington as the election battle heats up. >> good morning to you. the keystone state, 10 am this morning the judge will here five appeals in philadelphia where the trump

. : : : features reporter helena andrews die and senior staff writer our eric thomas look at the life and career of democratic representative maxine waters of california. that begins now on booktv on c-span2. i'm eric foner, professor emeritus of history at columbia university coming to you from the study in my apartment opposite columbia university in new york city i'm here to talk about "the second founding", my book about the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments of the u.s. constitution which were were ratified during the period of reconstruction immediately after the american civil war. the title of the book actually explains the argument the second founding. my argument is that these three amendments created a new constitution, they were not just additions to an existing structure. the 15th amendment tried to guarantee the right of african-american men to vote throughout the entire country. all three of these amendments have Ãbthere were compromises it was the 15th amendment that expanded the right to vote to african-american men. they created the constitution we are living with today,

drawing on a wealth of interviews and archive material, helena coan‘s very sympathetic documentary paintsranddaughter has said that the best kept secret about audrey was that she was so sad. yet the film, which is available on dvd and digitalfrom monday, also highlights the pride hepburn took in becoming an ambassador for unicef, revealing how her humanitarian work finally provided her with the love she craved, offering a positive outlet for the fame and attention she had always mistrusted. audrey hepburn: when i love, i love unconditionally. one of the interesting things about 2020 has been that in the absence of big blockbusters, many smaller, more offbeat productions have garnered widespread attention, including several short films by celebrated directors. next month, for example, viewers of the streaming service mubi can enjoy cold meridian, an experimental six minute short short from in fabric director peter strickland. new to the same service this week is nimic, an intriguing oddity from greek director yorgos lanthimos who made the favourite. tell her to get out. tell him to get out

for windsor, saint helena. 63 this afternoon. there we go with that extended forecast.at you can expect as we are looking at those cool below average daytime high was the clouds that are back for today and for tomorrow. again tracking this next weather system that will bring return of showers for us as we look to thursday night. especially by friday and for saturday. so rainfall for the bay area and snow in the sierra. that will be nice to see for all of the skiers and snow boarders as we look to sunday and monday. catching a bit of a break and then showers return with the next weather system for next tuesday. looking at kind of an unsettled weather pattern with rain chances every few days. back to you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, streaming on cbsn bay area. >> party patrol. >> we can tell you whether they are ten people in your room or 200 people in your room. >> how a new high tech gadget aims to help air b&b owners crack down on parties. >> and from our sales force camera. >> and coming up at seven on cbs this morning a news investigation finds major concerns abou

his mother helena is now the family's main breadwinner, working four jobs a day cleaning houses.ests outside factories, demanding to be paid. but they were unsuccessful. mostafiz received some support from the government in the form of low interest loans to help cover salaries. it was not enough to cover all his costs. he took drastic action to keep paying his workers. i sold my property — all the property. even the house where you are sitting now, that house was sold. this one also. this is my only house. last month... ..she sold all her jewelleries and gold. and keep on paying to the people. so, we are poor, actually. for a fortnight, he did not sleep. he was under so much pressure, how we can do this. he did not sleep. after 3—4 days, he asked me — i felt a pain in my chest. at times, things were very difficult. this is the street this is where i used to say hi to everybody. i would stand here and thought about just jump from here. suicide. that's what i used to think. i mean, people will think i am a coward. mostafiz‘s factory reopened after one month. six months on, some buy

we are honored to be joined today by helena andrews dyer a full-time columnist at the "washington post" covering popular children culture in the capital, sometimes children. [laughter] i think it's a misprint i think we're at children's children's level, sorry well. [laughter] before joining the post- helene it was a contribute editor at xo jane additional women's magazine founded by jane pratt. the oprah magazine "new york times" among other national publications. helena has appeared abc's "nightline", cbs early show, cn cnn, npr and xyy and it is now getting to add loyalties to that list. [laughter] it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> host: joining her as our eric thomas the inventor of the anti- maxine meme and senior writer also if you're not currently subscribed to that if you are not reading that on a regular how he staying sane, highly recommend. this is escape from politics you need right now. his calm is typically the number one on any given day pretty his work is given "new york times" style, travel, a mayor podcast. the philadelphia inquirer and philadelphia magazi

helena shows you where that line is.9 in san francisco, 47 in mountain view, 57 half moon bay with that north wind. we'll looking at numbers in the 40ers here from santa rosa to livermore. still a little chilly. in the afternoon, why not go to the beach, beaches likely 60s. the dry and warmer weather continues throughout the second half of your weekend into your monday. we'll talk about rain returning as soon as tuesday in just a few minutes, liz. >> all right, lisa, thank you. >>> we want to begin with a look at the surging covid-19 cases. california officially topped 1 million diagnosed coronavirus cases. the state reporting more than 9,800 new cases yesterday, almost 10,000. that's one of the largest single day case counts that we have seen since august. the 14-day positivity rate is now at 4.2%. it was at 4% friday. it was at 3.7% earlier last week. that is an indication of the transmission of the virus and it is going up. since the pandemic started, the bay area has now seen more than 133,000 confirmed cases. and be

helena. chp crews were able to hoist the man to safety.say, if he want able to rip open his jeep pocket an grab his cell phone in time, he may not have been found. hiker got stuck monday after the large rock fell on him. he was trapped for nine hours with temperatures in the low 30s. no word on his condition this morning. >>> the surf was up along the bay area coast last night. we're expecting to see even bigger waves today. a high surf advisory is in effect until noon. also going to be a winy day. darren in. >> it will be a bit breezy particularly by the afternoon, guys. that is what is going to stand out i think the most. when i say that will stand out the most, that is not saying a lot about today. mainly just going to be sunny and mid-60s for daytime highs. i doubt you will notice much about the weather at all today. it will be one of those where it works out really in our favor. but it is cold out there now. so the first thing i want to do is start out an show you what the current temperature are liken you see a lot loaf and my 40s on

you can so from saint helena, nevado. that wet weather for you. light rain over san rafael. for the east bay, richmond, berkeley as well as oakland, walnut creek, martinez, getting that light rain. also right over san francisco, from the golden gate over the bay bridge into daley city through the peninsula from south san francisco, redwood city, wood side, along the coast. if you are not catching the rain, just yet, you will see it. especially for the rest of the east bay and the south bay as we head through our afternoon. we are wet and windy afternoon for us. we are looking at the strong winds. this is a current sustained winds across the bay area. these are our wind gusts up to 25 to 31 miles an hour. as we head through the afternoon keep the umbrellas handy looking at more rain as well as those strong winds and behind that cold front looking at temperatures much colder. upper 50's to low to mid-60s's compared to the warm day we had yesterday. we will time out for you the rest the day into tomorrow on future cast and how much rain we will see as we go through today and to

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helena escapÓ de la prisión disfrazada de monja con la ayuda de una religiosa.> yo desde muy joven me fui para los estados unidos, trabajÉ, estudié. crecÍ bajo el rÉgimen de richard nixon y cuando estaba corriendo la guerra de vietnam, y tambiÉn cuando john lennon todos los dÍas cantaba y expresaba no solamente una mÚsica, sino una ideologÍa y una filosofÍa. yo era un hippie. yo fumaba, lÓgico. yo era un aventurero. pero no era ningÚn traficante. reyes: despuÉs de lavar muchos platos en este restaurante de nueva york, lehder decidiÓ robar carros para enviarlos a colombia. fue arrestado por hurto de automÓviles en long island en 1971. cayÓ de nuevo preso en 1972 por el mismo delito. >> eventualmente me acusaron de conspiraciÓn de marihuana. me internaron 2 aÑos en una cÁrcel. reyes: entretanto, su hermano federico se enrolÓ en el ejÉrcito de estados unidos y terminÓ combatiendo en vietnam. en la cÁrcel de danbury, connecticut, lehder empezÓ a cumplir su condena. >> encadenados como perros de la cintura. trasladados en camiones y buses, digamos, de las penitenciar

helena, 38 in diablo. so that may try to mix down early this morning.r or two where the winds pick up. for the most part high pressure is settling us. that will mean sunshine, extremely dry air, which will warm nicely. 58 to 64 along the coast. 61 to 66 for our bay and inland neighborhoods under total sunshine today. reggie? >> thank you. >>> happening now, black friday coming with a lot of changes because of the pandemic. but there are still plenty of sales to be had. that's why we put together a black friday shopping guide. it's available right now on our abc7 news app and abc7news.com. there's a list there of deals on stores from amazon to costco to gamestop and best buy. speaking of best buy, abc7 news anchor liz kreutz is there in dublin. she was there when the doors opened. there was a line. now it looks like you can walk in with no problem. >> yes, reggie. this is going to break records for probably the chillest black friday we will ever see. nobody is in line right now. people are just calmly strolling in, casually looking at all the different p

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report was released by baroness helena kennedy. she's a member of parliament house, it states, there's clear and credible evidence that many women have been imprisoned and tortured for criticizing the government. a number of people were interviewed including former detainees and relatives of women's rights activists. report mentions allegations of torture, inhumane and degrading conditions of detention, solitary confinement and unfair trials. it concludes with a call on world leaders to boycott next week's g 20 summit in riyadh, unless the details are released. baroness helena kennedy is the author of the report and member of the u.k. house of lords. she told us the international community needs to look at saudi arabia's human rights record. before thinking about trade with the kingdom i and a lawyer, a senior lawyer here in the united kingdom and, and i run an institute of human rights for the international bar association. so i'm, i look at the position of women internationally as one of the, one of the things that high is part o

helena had a peak gust of 65 miles per hour. and mount diablo not far below them. it's been a little wild and i'm happy to say things will be improving for us. let's take a look at the current temperatures, a clear night out there, 54 in san francisco right now. comfortably in the 40s and 50s all around the bay. as we take a look at the current wind at the peaks, it is still pretty impressive at 41 miles per hour and when we come down to the surface things are actually calm. that northerly wind seems to relate a little bit and as we get into tomorrow we expected to come down at lower elevation as well. as we take it through to futurecast, by tomorrow morning it will be gone. and then we are looking at keeping all the sunshine and getting rid of the wind. tomorrow eyes will be in the 60s for san francisco, a little warmer as we had inland, morgan hill and santa rosa will see about 67 degrees. around the bay, low 60s and at the coast upper 50s. high-pressure is sitting off the coast. but that is doing is helping us get all the sunshine but also keeping any rain from

we have gusts up to 29 miles per hour atlas peak. 39 at mount saint helena.above 3,000 feet but calm at the surface. nice view from the exploratorium camera, looking back at part of the city skyline. it is currently 53 degrees in san francisco. oakland 54. down to 40 at mountain view. 46 san jose. some locations are not reporting the usual hourly report. probably because of wind affecting the technology. that's just my guess. 41 degrees right i know at half moon bay. and looking westward from the east bay hills camera under clear skies, 57 at santa rosa. novato down to 41. 47 at napa. fairfield not reporting. 57 at concord. 47 at livermore. and the view from the rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero will also allow us to see the forecast features. cold mornings lie ahead tomorrow through sunday with possible frost in some of our inland valleys. a chance of drizzle early monday. otherwise we're looking at a dry and mild pattern all the way through the next seven days. look for clear skies holding on overnight. and in the absence of clouds, temperatures

helena. we go with the extended forecast, catching a break tomorrow and a few isolated showers are possible saturday. you see over the next several days we will stay on the cool side with below average temperatures over the next several days. back to you. >>> as we look at the roadways right now, we are headed towards the bay bridge for a live look. you see traffic moving smoothly at the toll plaza, no delays, clear across upper deck to the city. it is pretty windy as mary mentioned. there are wind advisories for some bay area bridges. that includes bay bridge. be careful as you work across the upper deck and lower deck especially if you are in a high profile vehicle. an easy ten minutes from the east bay to the city this morning. no delays on san mateo bridge. traffic is pretty light. as we like to say, friday light this morning. we've got a wind advisory in effect for san mateo bridge, golden gate bridge is okay, no major snags south bound, 101 into the city, there is road work, the usual s

helena. he was able to remove his phone from his jeans and call 911. rescuers used night vision goggles to find him. however there is no word on his condition. >>> alabama's coach is sidelined by the coronavirus. and covid's toll on nursing homes. those are some of the headlines on "the morning newsstand." "the wall street journal" says the coronavirus death toll linked to u.s. nursing homes and other long-term care facilities is now more than 100,000. the virus is particularly risky for elderly people with underlying health conditions. the centers for medicare and medicaid services say it is extremely concerned about the virus spreading ahead of the holiday season. the agency says inspections have shown some nursing homes still are not following proper infection control procedures. >>> "the wyoming tribune eagle" reports the state's republican governor mike gordon has tested positive for the coronavirus. gordon's office says he has minor symptoms and plans to continue working remotely. gordon had to quarantine for two weeks earlier this month due to p

helena.thanksgiving forecast looks fantastic with upper 50s to low to mid 60s, pleasant weather with the sun for thanksgiving day. there is the extended forecast. we are looking at temps on the mild side, 50s and 60s through the weekend and into next week into thanksgiving day. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic on this friday morning. is it friday light out there? >> yes, it is. if you are getting ready to head out, things are looking pretty good. we are not seeing a lot of brake lights or issues, just a small bit of slowing for the ride into the altamont pass. it is certainly friday light for the most part. enjoy this start to the weekend. so far, so good. we'll keep a close eye on the altamont. right now, 26 minutes from 205 to 680 on the west bound 580 commute. all other major freeways are in the green. no delays across east shore, highway 4 is clear as well as 101 out of south bay. i am not tracking brake lights through san jose and even south through morgan hill, traffic is l

helena. just as the sun was going down. jason cook was searching for his missing drone. when he slipped on a rock, and as he fell, a large boulder pinned him down. then, he spent the next nine hours trapped with his phone dying in his pocket. he was able to reach across with his penknife, nothing like a good old-fashioned penknife, and cut his jean pocket open to pull out the phone. finally it got loose in total darkness he called 911 with his gps location, rescuers in night vision goggles spotted his signal. >> i was like you know what, you're not trying hard enough. try harder. i was like, in-your-face, rock. i'm free now. i'm just grateful mostly for family and friends. and my life. >> he is still hospitalized with 11 broken ribs but he is expected to make a full recovery. it looks like he is doing okay. >>> new video of another rescue, out of concord. the coast guard rescued three people and two dogs demonstrated boat that had run aground pick what happened yesterday morning near seal islands. everyone there made at home safely. >>> an effort to give home- cooked mea

helena, .94. .34 there in east san jose foothills. where are we right now? i wanted to show you storm ranger mobile doppler radar. bulk of the rain is in the east bay, peninsula and south bay. it's getting the roads wet. if you have to head out to the grocery store, watch out for that. you can see from concord to san ramon, we have the rainfall that's continuing to track through the south. as we maybe a little bit more off towards the south you'll see over san mateo we're finding those showers, and i do think that would continue here off towards the staff into stanford, also palo alto as we head to the next 35 to 45 minutes. it's been slow going to san jose, just trace amounts of .05 of an inch. that's because we're getting rain shadow, a lot of elevations taking the moisture and not leaving much. we'll pick up a little more tonight in san jose, but don't look for totals at half inch or inch at the rate we're going. we'll see the storm system move to the south and beginning to break up. by storm i think there will be enough instability to have spotty chances

one of the prominent people who served in the 1940s is helena hague and douglas. we have a picture of her here from that time period. douglas was well known to constituents. she represented a district that encompassed a part of los angeles. she was known nationally. she was a star of the stage. she was married to melvyn douglas, the actor. she became involved in california politics and was a progressive. she began to speak a lot on behalf of democratic candidates. she won election to the house for a couple of terms in the 19 forties -- 1940s. she was not really in legislator. she was not introducing a lot of bills. she's not what we would call a legislative entrepreneur, but she was a spokesperson for progressive hissed issues. she would often come on to the floor and talk about improving housing, african american civil rights. she was known as a great speech maker. here is a campaign bill, or poster, which advertises speaking engagements that douglas made in 1948. it happens from oakland, which is far from her district. she gets a sense that she was on the speaki

we have gusts up to 29 miles per hour atlas peak. 39 at mount saint helena.000 feet but calm at the surface. nice view from the exploratorium camera, looking back at part of the city skyline. it is currently 53 degrees in san francisco. oakland 54. down to 40 at mountain view. 46 san jose. some locations are not reporting the usual hourly report. probably because of wind affecting the technology. that's just my guess. 41 degrees right i know at half moon bay. and looking westward from the east bay hills camera under clear skies, 57 at santa rosa. novato down to 41. 47 at napa. fairfield not reporting. 57 at concord. 47 at livermore. and the view from the rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero will also allow us to see the forecast features. cold mornings lie ahead tomorrow through sunday with possible frost in some of our inland valleys. a chance of drizzle early monday. otherwise we're looking at a dry and mild pattern all the way through the next seven days. look for clear skies holding on overnight. and in the absence of clouds, temperatures are goi

over there, i'm helena here, dean and this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up police confront angry protesters a week after peru's president is removed from office. one person has been killed was supporters of u.s. president, all trump, who still refuses to concede the election called a mass demonstration in washington and mexico registers 1000000 corona, virus infections cause 200000. people have died. but we begin with breaking news and a dramatic escalation in fighting in ethiopia. at least 3 rockets have been fired from ethiopia into eritrea, potentially widening the conflict diplomats in the region say 2 of the rockets at the main airports in eritrea's capital are smaller. it comes on the 11th day of fighting between ethiopian government forces and leaders in the degree region. it's a grain people's liberation front at earlier threatens eritrea. i'm kind of mr. i was hinted at, we will conduct missile attacks to foil military movements in a smaller rwanda take every other kind of measures a formal efforts to subjugate the take rate people in

lets speak to our correspondent helena wilkinson. where are we with this?princess diana. this lunchtime we have heard from the former chairman of the bbc, lord michael grade, and he doesn't mince his words. he says there is a very dark cloud hanging over bbc journalism. he has called for an independent inquiry, and says we need to get to the bottom of who knew what and when amongst senior bbc figures. we are going to hear in an itv documentary this evening and tomorrow night from the graphic designer who alleges that he was asked by martin bashir to forge bank statements, and it's those bank state m e nts statements, and it's those bank statements which princess diana's brother earl spencer says were used to secure the bbc interview and he accuses martin bashir of sheer dishonesty. we have had a statement from the bbc‘s director—general tim davie this lunchtime who has responded, says the bbc is taking this very seriously and wants to get to the truth. he also says they have begun the process of commissioning and inquiry, which he has described as robust an

in a moment we'll get reaction from our correspondents helena wilkinson in kent and phil mackie in sandwelll is in liverpool. yes, the reaction here is one of relief tempered with caution. only seven weeks ago liverpool and knowsley were in the unwanted position of being at the top of the coronavirus infection charts, nearly 700 cases per 100,000. that is now down to 150 per 100,000. people are putting it down to the fact that people stop to the rules in tier 3 and liverpool has piloted mass testing of asymptomatic people. the mayor of liverpool said it was welcome news but urged caution. the leaders of neighbouring boroughs said it is down to the sacrifice and resilience of local people but said difficult months lie ahead. going into tier 2 is important for this pa rt into tier 2 is important for this part of the world because of the importance of the hospitality economy which is worth nearly £5 billion a year to the area. don't forget though that even in tier 2 social distancing applies in pubs and social distancing applies in pubs a nd restau ra nts social distancing applies in pubs and

helena wilkinson is outside the court.t heard that paul farrell had worked at great 0rmond street hospitalfor 26 years in had worked at great 0rmond street hospital for 26 years in various positions, one as a porter. he pleaded guilty to 33 charges of sex offences. his victim six children, the youngest being seven years old when farrell began indecently assaulting him. he had already admitted to 25 charges and the court heard today that two victims claimed they had been assaulted on the grounds of the hospital site. today thejudge said that grounds of the hospital site. today the judge said that the prosecution had made it clear that this is not a case where it is alleged farrell was targeting children at great 0rmond street hospital, rather that children were abused in parts of the hospital in which he had access. today he denied another —— 21 charges including rape and he has been told he is next to appear here in court in february. thank you. catching cancer early is crucial. now, a blood test designed to detect more th

state police naming the fallen helena west helena officer as travis wallace.orce for five years and leaves behind 10-year-old son. god bless him. and several pro-trump rallies are planned in washington, d.c. today. the demonstrations are in support of the president's effort to reveal voter fraud and count all the legal votes. women for trump supporters will march to the supreme court urging president trump not to concede. so far, state election officials have not reported serious irregularities with the vote that would affect the outcome of the race. that was in the teleprompter. i read it. i don't even know if i agree with it but that happens sometimes. nfl hall of famer and football golden boy paul horning has died. confirmed this death friday. the kentucky native got his nickname from his ability to play runner, receiver, quarterback and kicker he won the heisman in 1956 with notre dame one nmvp and championship packers hornung his wife angela. i hope i pronounced that name properly. will: gout right green bay packer legend. nfl legend paul hornung. former

but helena, who started her ice cream business in cardiff in august last year, says she‘s among thoseas cancelled and i‘ve lost an entire peak season because ice cream is very much a seasonal business. so it‘s been an incredibly worrying time for me and, of course, i don‘t know if or when i‘ll be allowed to return to work properly again. a more severe lockdown, something like we saw back in the first part of this year, will mean that millions of self—employed people cannot work at all. they are not going to be able to survive on the 40% figure that's being offered at the moment, and we would urge the government to look at that very closely. a treasury spokesperson said the amount of profits covered by the self—employed grant had been increased from 20% to 40% and that unlike the furlough scheme it provided three months of support. katy austin, bbc news. we can talk now to helen dickinson, chief executive of the british retail consortium. hello, good morning to you. devastating members, i guess, for your members again with the prospect of shutting their doors. unless they are essential

you can see mount helena. live look outside at the city. highs 62 in san francisco.m in heyward, 67. 65 in concord. we'll see the same thing tomorrow. it's police end, in the 50s and low 60s. some spots in the 30s, and we'll see a nice day tomorrow. a very bright, sunny day. we'll see the wind start to ramp down and things will be calm. we're set up for a nice day. 62 in san francisco. a little bit above arm. 66. the low to low to mid-60s around the bay. when will we get rain. we're below where by should be. high pressure is setting up, there's a system on saturday. sunday, monday, it heads to seattle. it has to break down for anything to make it in. the downside we need rain and i would love to see some. the upside we have gorgeous weather for the weekend. if you're getting the fresh air, i think you will have beautiful weather for it. kick the wind, keep the sunshine. >>> inside sacramento's fire station six there's plenty of activity. how some frontline workers are celebrating this holiday. >> in fire station six there's plenty of activity. even on a holiday. >> w

our news correspondent helena wilkinson is at the royal courts of justice.heard and johnny depp both amber heard and johnny depp both gave evidence in the hearing where amber heard said that there we re where amber heard said that there were more than 1a occasions where herformer husband, were more than 1a occasions where her former husband, johnny depp, were more than 1a occasions where herformer husband, johnny depp, had been assaulted her. she said at times she had feared for her life. thejudge handed times she had feared for her life. the judge handed his judgment times she had feared for her life. thejudge handed hisjudgment and said that the claimant, that is johnny depp, had not succeeded in his libel case against the sun. and the publisher of that article in 2018 rich were referred tojohnny depp as a wife in the hearing the burden of the proof was on the sun to prove what they had published was truthful. be judge and to prove what they had published was truthful. bejudge and hisjudgment had said that the power words that we re had said that the power

helena gusted at 65 miles per hour, mount diablo at 63. it goes right down the list.ven concord got up to about 28 miles per hour. this is where we are at right now, there is still some wind up in elevation but check out what is happening down at the surface, it is calm, right? under 10 miles per hour. that is a big improvement. we could see a little more wind as we go through the day today but as we get through the overnight it will finally relent. there's a pressure gradient between high and low pressure. when the two come together it drives the wind between them and that is what is driving those offshore winds for us. but into tomorrow, that will change. we will keep the sunshine we had today and the nice temperatures. currently 56 in san francisco. you can see the only spot that dropped to the 40s is livermore. we will have as possible get a little chilly like santa rosa down to 32, 39 in san jose, livermore will get into the 30s as well. 45 in san francisco. tomorrow, very similar to today, lots of sunshine. i don't think we will see much, if any at all in the wa

that was helena wilkinson speaking earlier to jane hill.ement on tiers applies to england only so let's get more now on the situation across the uk. in a moment we'll speak to hywel griffith who's in cardiff and emma vardy in stormont. but first james shaw is in glasgow. the situation in scotland at the moment in west central scotland is that there is quite a strict lockdown, very similar in fact to the national lockdown in england. but this only affects ii council areas in west central scotland. and other parts of the nation are under a much looser regime. but in the west, non—essential shops, a much looser regime. but in the west, non—essentialshops, gyms, sports centres, hair and beauty salons and indoor entertainment venues are all closed, schools are open. that situation is not going to change until the 11th of december, so change until the 11th of december, so really, nine days after england comes out of lockdown, this particular part of scotland will remain in lockdown. nicola sturgeon, the first minister, has been talking about spec

. >> from louisiana state capitol in baton rouge, we traveled to montana's capital city of helena, into the congressional papers of jeannette rankin the first woman to serve in the u.s. congress. >> we are in the montana historical society and the state archives. the archives is one of three programs that makes us the research center here at the historical society. today will be talking about jeannette rankin. she was a woman from montana born in 1880. her biggest claim to fame was she was the first woman to be elected to the united states congress. that was in 1916. she was elected again in 1939 just before we got into world war ii. so she served two different terms but lots of years in between them. jeannette rankin, when she came into the congress she came in with a bit of fanfare. there is a bit of a honeymoon of what she was given a standing ovation when she walked into congress. she was given flowers, is a very positive for her but that quickly ended when she voted no for entry into world war i. this is a letter from anna garland spencer she is from leader bill pennsylvania. and i

helena. here is the extended forecast. we will continue with mild temperatures and sunshine as we head through most of the work week. a big dramatic drop with our temperatures friday and into the weekend. by the weekend, we are talking temperatures in the 50s and 60s. >>> which furry friend will become the new mayor of oakland's 55th street? the candidates in a hot race >>> a contentious mayoral election campaign is underway and oakland. >> probably not the one you are thinking about because none of the candidates are human. the 55th street mayoral race started with one incumbent cat named wally running unopposed but a few canines and felines pounced at the opportunity to make this cat and dog race competitive. we spoke to young voters on their split views on the top candidates. >> i am definitely going to vote . i can see he would be very good as mayor. >> she wants to cast the patriarchy so that is why i'm going to vote for her. she is awesome. >> i love her. >> that is a lot. the neighborhood hosted an outdoor mask requ

charles pinckney owned john, helena, peter, hester, and many others. these are just a few names that we can remember today. george washington knew the subject of slavery was unavoidable by the time of the constitution's ratification. by that time, the institution was already thoroughly mixed into the foundation of our new nation. skipping ahead from 1787 and 1788, what happened to the constitution after the civil war? the constitution was radically changed after the civil war. there are three amendments that were ratified. we call them the civil war amendments or the reconstruction amendment. the 13th amendment, which abolished slavery in 1865, the 14th amendment, which is the one we probably know the best, it attached a bunch of civil rights to all people, but particularly for formerly enslaved people. you find the guarantee of equal protection under the law and the guarantee of life, liberty, and property, and without due process of law you cannot be deprived of it. the 15th amendment in 1870 guarantees the right to vote regardless of race. cumulativ

helena. the extended forecast, catching a break saturday, a few more showers possible sunday. you see the chilly temperatures will continue into next week as well. back to you. >> thank you. >>> looking live at san jose's airport where a new art installation on reflections of life during pandemic will go on display. 77 different local artists were commissioned for the project which will be in the terminal b arrivals hall from november through may 2021. titled holding the moment, a jury of bay area artists reviewed more than 300 submissions. >>> ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, caught in a drought. why one farmer may not be able to keep a christmas tradition alive this year. >>> british high end store created this speciality pastry for the holidays which is great. what's not so great? they announced it by tweeting "who wants a bite of santa's yum nut," that phrase has gotten -- santa's yumnut, darling? what? she's my wife. >> it's still in the workplace. >> stephen: my apologies. i'm sorry. i'll see you at the forced reeducation camp. i also lik what i meant. >>>

helena. here is the extended forecast and what you can expect. mild temperatures as we head through most of the work week. through thursday, big changes ahead into the weekend. check out that dramatic drop on temperatures, down to the 60s for all of us. there is a slight chance to see a shower friday into the weekend. >>> if you're feeling spontaneous, yosemite national park is no longer requiring day use reservations to enter. the park had a reservation system put in place when the park reopened in june to help reduce the risk of coronavirus. now, visitors are asked to do their part, follow cdc guidelines and keep their distance. >>> the travel industry making changes for a big come back. local businesses are getting creative, next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> coming up at 7:00, many making a push to attract voters. security measures to keep voters safe. >>> a presidential historian talks about the significance of this year's election compared ♪ sfx: turkey gobble sfx: dog bark sfx: bubbles give thanks, no matter how you share i

helena wilkinson has been outside court.ons, one as a porter. today, he came here to court and stood in the dock and pleaded guilty to 33 charges of sex offences. his victims, six children, the youngest being seven years old when farrell began indecently assaulting him. the court heard at an earlier hearing, farrell already admitted to 25 charges and the court also heard today that two victims had claimed that they had been assaulted on the grounds of the hospital site. today, thejudge said the prosecution had made it clear that this is not a case where it's alleged that farrell was targeting children at the hospital, rather the children were abused in parts of the hospital in which he had access. 21 charges including rape, and he has been told he's next to appear here in court in february. and tonight, great ormond street hospital has issued a response, which says... "these charges relating to a former member of staff are awful. it's upsetting to hear in court today that some of the charges relate to the hospital site." "it