claudine laughs.seen, but how have the paviers done when it comes to cutting their carbon footprint? a few days later, their two weeks are up, and it is time for the moment of truth. mike is back to reveal the results. hello! hi! welcome. good to see you. so, what is the total reduction that you've achieved? mike? well, over these two weeks, you've cut nearly a third of your carbon footprint. wow, really? that's brilliant, that is. that's amazing. that is actually very impressive. if you could carry on the changes that you've made over the whole year, i estimate that that could add up to a 13—tonne saving. by taking the bus and using an electric car, the paviers cut the carbon footprint of their travel by the equivalent of two tonnes over a year. and just by using the hob and hot water less, they cut their gas use by what would add up to a tonne a year. but most impressive of all, by reducing their meat and dairy, they've cut their food footprint by three quarters, a whopping ten tonnes over the year.

claudine is an infant school teacher. alex installs commercial laundries.ear—old zack is into rugby and football, and seven—year—old henry volunteers for the council picking up litter. happy birthday, daddy. happy birthday, dad! whoop-whoop! the paviers have agreed to be our guinea pigs and, for the next two weeks, will try to reduce their carbon footprint. and. . .action! earlier this year, the government pledged to reduce the uk's greenhouse gas emissions to almost zero by 2050. and for any left over, we'll have to find ways of capturing and storing carbon dioxide. so, the result is net zero. we've already managed to make big cuts to our emissions — 42% since 1990. most of the savings have come because energy is getting cleaner and we're manufacturing less here. this has all happened without us having to do much. but that has got to change. reaching net zero is going to require a lot more effort from us all, according to this new report commissioned by the committee on climate change. that's the body that advises the government on reducing greenhouse gas

i'm pam cook. >> in dunn claudine wong. keeping an eye on things. >> i'm keeping you company. you went to phil collins. >> i did. the show was over by 5 pm. i was in bed early. >> i'm sure. >> a dinner show. >> thank you. this was posted yesterday on twitter. the winter outlook. one little caveat here. this winter outlook for last year on temperatures was 100% wrong. look at this with entertainment purposes in mind. we are in the warmer than average category and you know what's coming next on precipitation. probably below. look at that. let's start with the yellow and orange areas in california. we will see what happens. i think temperatures will be colder. that's my two cents and it looks drive. these are tough forecasts to do and that's not until december. warmer temperatures on the way on sunday. friday and saturday look to be the same as today. temperatures not changing too much. assisted-living to the north. partly cloudy in santa rosa in calistoga. a little bit of rain and mendocino county. 40s and 50s on the temperat

i am claudine wong. all eyes are on the north bay . california is bracing itself for a windy weekend, which will have a profound effect on the kincade fire. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> tell us what is the latest? did the fire grow overnight? how are things going on? >> the fire did grow. in the higher elevations and terrain, so we do have fire actively burning in kind of a rugged areaand those numbers will likely go up this morning on all sides, and obviously we are preparing for this weekend's wind and look at the direction where the fire may burn. >> how do you do that? this is not a situation where it's like the fire is started, we are deep in these woods. what are you expecting as far as the impact of the kincade fire in terms of how it's going to move? >> yes, so we have contingencies around for potential worst-case scenarios, national weather service brings in fire behavior analysts, and they come up with a plan for what's the potential of what this fire can do the next 24 to 48 hours. we have to start to roll out that p

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your friday weather. it should get warmer. steve paulson is here. >> by sunday. we don't have an out of this world forecast. >> i wish i had said that. >> it's friday. we need to keep it light! we have a lot of cloud cover to the north. some of that work its way over the weekend but by sunday temperatures are up and early next week it will be warm and dry in the mid-80s. today, 60s and 70s. not too much change from yesterday. temperatures are below average but they are ready to go above but it won't be until next week. san francisco 64 and 65. the average is 69 and 53. 88 was the record high. everything continues to track to the north. i'm drawing a line around santa rosa and calistoga north. war clouds to the north and more sunshine to the south. a little bit of rain in mendocino or lake county friday night into saturday. the system will brush across. water temperatures are still pretty cold. 54, 53 and 56. 58 in monterey. 40s on the temperatures. 50s for some around

i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather.bit warmer . >>> a little warmer. the day just got better. you did not tell me. the fabulous claudine wong would be here. >> we wanted to surprise you. it will be a little warmer. it's cold out there. 30s and 40s. not as bad as yesterday but we have a a's forecast that looks good. sunny. mostly sunny with temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s. temperatures will tail off that's about it. pe valley, penngrove, morgan hill and woodside, petaluma are between 33 and 39. that deep low is kicking

this is where claudine and her family have been living since her house burned down killed in last everything 6 months ago together with 20 other family is when the blaze swept through this neighborhood of internet or in. the short circuit started at that house over there. because that house was made of dry wood when the poll caught fire. fire spread to our house which was also made of wood. and all too common story in madagascar as capital where most burn outs are triggered by electrical faults. in this state on power company and its workers struggle to maintain the 100 year old friendly infrastructure even just replacing an electricity paulie's the rest site. is in dire financial straits and illegal power tapping is making the situation more dangerous. people connect whatever they want without permission and the transformers can't take the overload and insulation can only hold 3 amps for example and there are people doing welding using hair dryers and other high voltage devices cables in their homes can overheat and burn. itself out it's been accused of mismanagement for years it has sold t

i'm claudine wong. >> happy weekend, i'm frank mallecoat. rosemary is here with a look at the weather. beautiful day yesterday. >> you're right. we're cooling down more. >> a little bit? >> a little bit more cloud cover. nothing we can't handle. >> what is that? >> yeah. >> wow, hello. >> a beautiful start to the day. we have more clouds right along the coast and inside the bay. hello, sunshine. temperatures are similar to yesterday within a few degrees for most. off to a cool start again over santa rosa, upper 30s to start the day. san francisco, 52; we have oakland, upper 40s and livermore and san jose, hello at 50 and this is a look at the 24-hour temperature change. for most of us, we're within's few degrees. novato, 90 degrees and half moon bay by 4 and fairfield. there is a look at that cloud cover of you from up above. you can see it along the coast line and inside the bay and into the north bay as well. look like napa and fairfield. we have the winds generally light and calm. the north bay reporting calm conditions. fairfield from th

i'm claudine longer. >> happy weekend. good morning. rosemary is back in the morning chair and joins us now with a look at our forecast. >> it is going to be a warm one. we're talking near 90. 90 degrees. that qualities. outside our doors this morning across the bay. we have a beautiful sunrise there underway. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures are expected to come up by several over yesterday's highs. yesterday's highs quite nice. nice and warm. of course, this type of pathologist earn also brings on that heightened fire danger this time of year. so until 10:00 this morning, we are still with the red flag warning in place. you can see the shades of red indicating where it is. it is over our north bay hills. this does not include the east bay hills nor the diablo range. but areas above a thousand feet. we looking at that for the morning hours. here is a look at some of the current conditions out there in the 60s over atlas peak as well as the late county area. relative humidity 24% over atlas peak. and last night, it dropped int

ktvu's claudine wong says someone helped them find the way out. >> i'm a dreamer. >> i'm a dreamer. >> i can do anything. say it. i can do anything. >> i can do anything. >> reporter: they're positive affirmations. for her, they are also words to live by. she's lived the dream, and she's faced the dark. >> it was horrible. it was a nightmare. let's just be real. >> reporter: she's talking about to2013, back when she was engaged with a new toddler. that's when her fiance lost his job. all of a sudden, the family couldn't make the rent, and by december, they were homeless. >> i think i was having this denial, like oh, my god, i'm homeless. i've never been homeless, and it's the worst time to be homeless. >> reporter: desperate to keep the family off the street, they turned to a family shelter in hayward. they found the family a place at banyon house. she calls fesco a beacon of light. >> i was able to come in by luck. we were able to come in towards the end of december, prior to christmas. >> reporter: the shelter was the first step, but climbing back would take many more. >> i literall

good to have you with this i am frank mallicoat. >> i am claudine wong.ark tamayo is joining us now with a look at a very nice day today. should we worry should be tonight? >> whenever you get a wind, especially in october, it does make us nervous so we are talking about that red flag fire warning. outside right now, you can see by looking at one camera shot it looks like it's going to be a warm day. san francisco will be in the upper 70s and a good portion of the bay area in the 80s. here is your forecast, no fog to speak of, warming trend will continue. probably notice the change yesterday but today you will deftly notice the temperature change as we head into sunday. satellite showing you this, tracing in the upper level. he could see big circulation out here in the pacific. a plot should be right here pushing the stormtrack way up to our north. no rainfall to speak of and lots of clear skies. that is up and down the california coastline. check in on the current numbers, off to a cool start. santa rosa 44, san jose 50 degrees. you might be bummed bundl

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ktvu's claudine wong tells us how they went from picking grapes to having vineyards of their own. >>t's already october. i can't believe how fast this harvest just flew by. >> reporter: another harvest for what is another chapter in the remarkable story of saja vineyards. >> our story is everything. our story is our bread and our butter. it is our biggest philosophy. >> reporter: the story starts in the vineyards in 1967 when amelia moran saja was 12 years old. her father picked grapes for the napa vineyards and he wanted the american dream for his family. so he brought his family here from mexico. >> my father tells me that after the very first day of picking grapes i said i don't remember, but i believe him. i said i'm going to have a vineyard of my own someday. >> reporter: in 1999 that dream became what is now known as saja vineyards. >> i was selected president of saja vineyards and i became the first mexican american woman ever elected president of a winery in the history of the wine industry. >> reporter: but she didn't do it alone. creating all of this took family, two famili

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go on to make it on the 1974 film claudine provided single mother of six who falls in love with a garbageman played by james earl jones. in the 1980s she joined the long-running primetime soap opera dynasty. as diva dominique devereaux.>>> i intend to have a memorable stay.>>> she had another of guess rolls in tv series. including bill cosby's a different world. she received an emmy nomination. carol spoke proudly about her decades long career.>> happy. deliriously so about having had this career.>>> diane carol lived in oakland for a short time in the middle 70s. she died today in los angeles after a long bout with breast cancer. she was 84 years old. >>> james franco is facing a class action lawsuit alleging fraud and sexual exploitation at his former acting school. two of his associates have also been named in the suit. he claims the shuttered studio for acting school was a set up to exploit young women. students alleged they were pressured to take part in six scenes and perform partially nude. freckles attorney denied the allegations and said he will be filing a counter suit. >>> robert

yorker was the first black actress to take home a tony award and was known for rolls and films like claudine and the primetime soap opera dynasty. >>> senator kamala harris tweeted diane carol was more than actions. but an icon who asked who inspired generations. she broke varies and change our lives. and the industry for the better. >>> new technology coming to city hall. holly tool designed to help businesses micro market their products could help deliver services in san jose. >>> we have to get down to the granular level. >>> why the fifth richest person in the world said billionaires like himself don't deserve to have that much money.>>> it is tarantula mating season.>>> >>> san jose is growing rolling out a digital tool to micromanage the city. >>> it crunches large amounts of data to figure out which neighborhoods need city services. >>> the mayor's office said this new technology will help pinpoint services in the exact spots where they are needed. it might also help dispel myths about certain parts of town. >>> in a city of over 1 million people and covering 179 square miles it is ea

good to have you with us. >> i'm claudine long. it has to be a little bit warmer for me to get on the surf board because i spent a lot of time in the water. i may have had my uggs on. a blanket wrapped around. i know we are one in the same. >> look at that. gorgeous. picture-perfect this morning. we going to have partly cloudy skies for today. temperatures are going to be warming. you just a moment ago. and you are looking at beach weather in the coming days. our inland cities into the 80s. we'll go 60s and 70s along the coastline. today, we're going to take a jump. it is not going to be quite that high. santa rosa 43. oakland, 49 aat livermore and san jose. low to mid 50s around the bay. very similar to how we look yesterday. a few degrees for most. several degrees cooler in fairfield. san jose up by five. winds are light. we will be partly cloudy to mostly clear for the afternoon. right now along the coastloin, pacifica and halfmoon bay covered in gray. it is a partly cloudy, partly sunny one right over areas of the south bay. he

i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather. starting to get a little bit warmer . >>> a little warmer. the day just got better. you did not tell me. the fabulous claudine wong would be here. >> we wanted to surprise you. it will be a little warmer. it's cold out there. 30s and 40s. not as bad as yesterday but we have a a's forecast that looks good. sunny. mostly sunny with temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s. temperatures will tail off that's about it. pe valley, penngrove, morgan hill and woodside, petaluma are between 33 and 39. that deep low is kicking >>> of course this morning 101 is slowing as well because of a crash at matilda, affecting traffic heading into the west valley. a lot of people are already on 85, not affecting you. 280 through woodside looks good and 680 heading south, nothing unusual there. highway 4 slow from pleasant hill to walnut creek and highway 24. this is a look at the san mateo bridge from the camera there, and the bay bridge is also moderate about 15 to 20 minutes. back to the desk. >>> new this

and in the 1970s, she was nominated for an oscar for "claudine." returned to tv in the 80s on the prime-time soap "dynasty" asich included battles with costar joan collins that sometimes got physical. >> i was one of the first few e din who said, "we can all do this." today, i see diahann carrolls every place, and it makes my heart sing. >> o'donnell: diahann carroll was 84 and leaves behind a great legacy. diahann carroll was diagnosed with breast cancer 22 years ago, and she became a big advocate for breast cancer research. there is still much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." ohio university suspends nearly all fraternities amid allegations of hazing. az'll tell you why prince harry is taking more legal action against british tabloids. std, steve hartman's "on the road." enbunch of people cleaned up when they read the dry cleaner's will. with freedom unlimited. can you also tell me what it is? chase. make more of what's yours. (sharon) smoking caused my throat cancer. but, walking every day makes me feel like myself again. well, well,

. >>> i'm claudine wong. breaking news from san francisco where fire crews are on the scene of a house fire and this is video where the fire broke out in the excelsior neighborhood. taking a live look at the si atuatiolot of damage to the front of the building was fire crews rescuing three people from the home and they were taken to the hospital. a firefighter was hurt but is expected to be okay. a dog had to be rescued and the fire broke out just before 11:00 and still a very active seen in the excelsior district. >>> developing news with pg&e considering coming off power for nearly 30 counties in california tomorrow. they are monitoring potentially strong and gusty wind wednesday morning into thursday afternoon that would impact the central coast and bay area counties. they have issued a fire weather watch for large portions of northern california that would affect people in seven bay area counties including the northeast bay hills and the santa cruz mountains. cal fire has a fire in napa county. the americ

she took, tony award and was known for claudine and the primetime soap opera dynasty. >>> kamala harrisweeted she was more than an actress but an icon who inspired generations. she broke barriers and changed our lives for the better. >>> james franco is facing a at extion at his former acting school. the suit claims the studio for acting school was a set up to exploit young women. students alleged they were pressured to take part in sect scenes and perform partially nude. he will be filing a countersuit. >>> robert de niro is facing allegations of verbal harassment and discrimination from a former female employee. chase robinson is his former assistant them she filed a $12 million lawsuit against him and claims that the narrow would unleash drunk tirades against her in which he would denigrate, the rate, and hurled expletives. >> he filed a $6 million lawsuit against robinson claiming she misappropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars. astounding hours of tv shows on netflix. robinson's attorney says the narrows lawsuit is an act of intimidation. >> she did attempt to quit multiple ti

. >> after "julia" ended, carro co starred in "claudine." career had been well established before then. her trail blazing began in 1962 when she became the first black woman to win the best actress in a musical tony award for her performance in "no strings." >> welcome. >> reporter: she became known to a whole new generation of fans in 1984 when she jiend the cast of "dynasty" playing fashionista dominique devereux. more recently she appeared on ""grey's anatomy."" and the 1997 "eve's buy you." in 1990 diahann carroll unveiled her star on the hollywood walk of fame. many tributes today on social media including this from ava duvernay. she broke ground with every foot step, an icon, one of the all-time greats. she blazed trails through dense forests and 'em gantly left diamonds along the path for the rest of us to follow. extraordinary life, thank you, ms. carroll. ms. carroll. colleen sullivan, abc 7 news. lk just keepsetting check this out! that's yes for less. score a -ttoe loou'llo and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. ye

it's 139 -- my name -- she jumped to the big screen with a film claudine.was well-established before then. it began in 1962 when she was the first black woman to win the best actress with a tone a ward in no strings. she was known to a whole new generation of fans in 1984 when she joined the cast of the primetime soap opera dine industry playing dominique devroe. >> more recently, she was on the abc drama grey's anatomy. >> and on the big screen, the 1997 drama eve's bayou. >> she unveiled her star on the hollywood walk of fame. her legacy was made clear with tributes on social media, including this from trek tore ava duvernay. diahann carroll walked this earth for 84 years and broke ground with every step. icon. all-time great. she he will grantly left diamonds along the path for the rest of us to follow. extraordinary life. thank you, miss aaddiction. how juuline hooked kids and ignited an public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict t

my claudine, and i have been looking for an apartment in the area. so far, the apartments that i look at, they're either too expensive or it's not that nice or too small. and mallia showed me his studio apartment on 1606 jones, i was very excited. i said oh, that's perfect for me and my son. however, he told me that it's not been approved, and i was -- i don't understand. it's all very, very nice. everything is all brand-new. i don't understand, and if you can give me a chance to move into this apartment, it would be greatly appreciated, and it would really for improve me and my son's life, and thank you for your time and consideration. >> commissioner honda: thank you. and camera's house has an a -- cameron's house has an amazing story of what they've done. >> clerk: thank you. we will now move on to rebuttal. mr. paul, you have three minute. >> thank you, miss rosenberg, commissioner swig. there was no doubt that the kitchen was finished beyond the scope of issued permits. this would be legally active space under the permits that were active at the

black women to receive an oscar nomination for best actress opposite james earl jones in the movie claudinetarted opposite michael caine, sidney poitier, paul nuewman. she was dominique deveraux on dynasty where she gave joan collins a run for her money. >> let me ask you, is that supposed to be an implied threat of some sort? because if it is, i am just as tough as you, maybe tougher. >> who the hell are you anyway? >> who am i? you'll find out very soon. very soon. >> you said this wasn't going to be a social evening. so whatever it was, i enjoyed myself thoroughly. >> carroll always fought for better roles and better representation for african-american actors and actresses and paved the way for people in hollywood like oscar winner halle berry and six-time tony winner audra mcdonald, who said today, diahann carroll walked, ran and flew so i could soar behind her. the last time i saw ms. carroll was in 2009 in beverly hills. she gave me a fake slap just like she used to do to alexis on dynasty. then she hugged me and drove away in her vintage rolls-royce. diahann carroll died early today

in 1974 she became the fourth black actress nominated for a leading role oscar for claudine.n the '80s she rewrote tv rules again as dominique on the megahit "dynasty." i was one of many black children who grew up watching her constantly redefine what a black woman could be on screen. not to mention she was from the bronx. she was 84 years old and may she rest forever rest in power. we're oscar mayer deli fresh and you may know us from... your very first sandwich, your mammoth masterpiece. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the deli and no artificial preservatives. make every sandwich count with oscar mayer deli fresh. ithere's my career...'s more to me than hiv. my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2 medicines in 1 pill to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled with few

. >> i'm claudine wong. steve paulson here watching the forecast and warming it up for us later in the week in. >>> did you notice all those guys had the same suit? not until sunday. then we warm up a little bit. any rain in the forecast? some of you may be heading up. it will be around ukiah in clearlake north and it won't be much and it will be on saturday. redding, .07. the rain line and the stormtrac as well to the north of the bay area. temperatures don't change too much today and tomorrow. they warm up on sunday and then above average monday and tuesday. the system is dragging across if you have in mid-level clouds and that will be the end result but it will keep temperatures below average today and tomorrow. the greatest london penny cloud cover potential will be in the north and it looks pretty weak. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. they haven't changed too much. a couple of 30s but a lot of mid 40s and low 40s in there including around the i-80 corridor. el cerrito and albany. martinez, 54. richmond

longer me, she earned a tony award for the musical no strings and an academy award nomination for claudine. she is best known for her trailblazing work as julia, a nurse whose husband was killed in the vietnam war. she was 84 years old. >>> now the california is central out college athletes to receive payment for names alike this, will other states follow? what one bay area athlete says needs to change within the ncaa for that to happen. >>> the director of the mpi is stepping up the federal fight against encryption technology. christopher wray is calling the facebook plan to encrypt its messaging programs a dream come true for predators and child pornographers. the social media giant is trying to step up privacy and security measures, but the u.s. and other vernments are pushing to get back on digital protections for online content. christopher wray says this would undo the status as one of the top allies in rooting out child sexual abuse online. >> facebook would transform from the main provider of child exportation tips to a dream come true for predators and child pornographers. a platf

carroll was also a singer, winning a tony award in "no strings," and she was nominated "claudine." the 1974 film diahann carroll was 84 years old. still to come on the newshour: separating fact from fiction in ukraine, the country caught in the middle of the impeachment inquiry. another whistleblower comes out against the white house. thisime, from the i.r.s. mark shields and ramesh ponnuru the widening investigation into president trump. and, much more. >> woodruff: returning now to our main story, the eastern country of ukraine lies at ntthe heart of the impeach inquiry. we've sent special correspondent simon ostrovsky there, to reporr on what' and what's not in the story of hunter and joe biden. >> reporter: how did ukraine find itself suddenly in the middle of an american impeachment investigatatn? the heart of e matter are ev16ts that took place in 20 when former vice president joe biden threatened to pull a biion dollars in loan guarantees from the struggling post-soviet nation, if itsal prosecutor genasn't fired,t fi echoing the demands of other allies and the international

i'm claudine wong. >>s of santa clara county workers are on strike for what they say are unfair labor practices. >> the union represents almost 12,000 county workers including hospital staff and some law enforcement. ann rubin is live with the latest. >> reporter: after several months going without a contract, workers with seiu local 521 pickup their picket signs this morning. union officials say it's their first strike in 40 years. and workers come from santa clara county and child support services, among others. your picketing at 12 different sites. they say they are striking based on what they call unfair labor practices including reorganization of some departments and -- the county thinks the strike is about money. the county's last proposal was about $625 mifive years. the county said the union is demanding a package worth twice that in county executives say the money is just not there. >> and they basically will have the decision to make about whether they want to return to the bargaining table, c

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. >> i'm claudine wong. we have a full coverage of the kincade fire and 100,000 people under evacuation and this is an ongoing situation. we have crews everywhere. we have sky fox busy. first, stopping in oakley. we're getting word of evacuations there. there was a blown transformer. so you had, it broke out, about 25 acres. the summer lakes neighborhood is under evacuation. the okayly authorities are there trying to get a hole of the vegetation fire there and getting people out. that is something to keep in mind. >> we talked about the wins in the kincade fire. if you go outside of your door in the east bay and san francisco, they're blowing as well. >> the strongest winds this morning, as we sort of saw that saw that develop overnight. at 10:00 or so, they begin to taper off to some, but expect it breezy for the entire day. definitely seeing some very, very strong gusts. healdsburg reporting 93 miles per hour gust. mount saint helena, 87 and an official referred to the winds as hurricane force. the oakland