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david sillito, bbc news, fairfax, virginia.y tributes that will be served at thousands ofjubilee street parties across the uk next weekend, to mark the queen's 70 year reign. our royal correspondent sarah campbell has been speaking to a group of women from across the generations about what the queen means to them. are you a fan of lemon puddings? oh, yes. an afternoon tea fit for a queen. different generations, but in the background of all their lives, one woman. she's constant, she's stoic, she's loyal. she's done a lot for everyone, holding the country together. she is not a person that throws up her hands _ and says "oh, - i can't cope with it." i think she gets on with it. newsreel: from the farthest corners of the world, - they've come to see the first lady of our nation journey in rich majesty to her crowning. i was in the front row with my flag, waiting anxiously for this gold coach to come by. it was like a fairy princess, you know, when you're that age, when you're that young, it was just awe—inspiring. 25 years later,

david sillito, bbc news, fairfax, virginia.aturday night, and it should be a cracking match. around 60,000 liverpool fans are expected to descend on the french capital to watch their team take on real madrid. the spanish team has won the league 13 times and liverpool has won it 6 times, but with both teams at the top of their game, it's impossible to predict who will take home the trophy. platinum puddings, coronation chicken sandwiches, victoria sponges — they will be some of the many tributes that will be served at thousands ofjubilee street parties across the uk next weekend, to mark the queen's 70 year reign. our royal correspondent sarah campbell has been speaking to a group of women from across the generations about what the queen means to them. are you a fan of lemon puddings? oh, yes. an afternoon tea fit for a queen. different generations, but in the background of all their lives, one woman. she's constant, she's stoic, she's loyal. she's done a lot for everyone, holding the country together. she is not a person that t

with the report from fairfax, virginia. >> we love you johnny. it is now finally coming to end.nny depp's closing arguments were more than enthusiastic. >> is not just fans. this courtroom drama has become daily viewing. it is clear that from the very beginning, johnny depp was winning the pr battle. >> i believe johnny depp. i think is very truthful. the's been through a lot. >> you are convinced by johnny? >> 99%, yes. >> i am here because i support amber heard, 100%. >> everywhere is war. >> as he pulled in, the sound of bob marley's work to be heard from the speakers. inside of court, it was rather different. >> ladies and shaman of the jury, you for the evidence of the case. >> the members of the jury will now decide his future. this was not popularity contest. this was a case about libel. amber heard's words describe herself as a victim of domestic violence, and his lawyers claimed not just false but devastating. >> you heard mr. depp testify that he is lost nothing less than everything because of misheard slides. nothing less then everything. the courwas then re-shown a v

ah, he was 8 years after it 1st interviewed my grandmother, but i found her history laid out as fairfax. i had been looking as long as she'd been a refugee. ah 18000 of these pages . plato, the life details of polish refugees arriving in east africa after surviving siberia . there was a page filled out by my grandmother intends india in september 1943. as a 13 year old child miss g. ah, that'd been my professor who had question history because he hadn't read it. did this paper carry more weight than what she told me? oh, i know i got into material. i got an email from the archive saying that they had him covered footage from the refugee camp in tanzania unseen since the war. i opened the video in images that had spent a lifetime dreaming of started playing in front of me. and oh, it is only a few 1000 women and children made it from siberia to this refugee camp in africa. of them, only a few dozen made it into this rejected newsreel footage and the exact same place. i looked for her 5 years earlier. i saw my grandmother's face walking in front of a refugee camp hospital, young malarial,

>> as i said earlier, we have asked the fairfax county police and the fairfax county board of supervisorsr, safely away from the justices' homes and trying to restrict access from cars and pedestrians that aren't supposed to be there. we stand ready with the state police. we have substantial resources ready to support all cases to make sure there's no violence and to support the fairfax county police when they ask us to come in. this is a moment where local resources, state resources and federal resources should be working in collaboration in order to keep our justices and their families safe. >> neil: if i could switch to another story where you made some news. you're for the suspending the gas tax in virginia. i believe for six months. where does that stand? >> well, there's a moment for common sense and also to get the run-away fuel costs down. this is a moment where common sense needs to prevail. we see gas prices in virginia, across the nation up over $4.20 earlier this week. there's more than enough funds in the virginia coffers. we have a billion dollars more in our common wealth t

david sillito, bbc news, fairfax, virginia.els in the gulf of iranian forces accusing tehran of piracy after using helicopters to land my personnel on the vessels, which were later escorted into arabian waters. the move appears to be in response to the temporary seizure by greece of a ship carrying iranian oil off the greek coast in april. coast guard its barrels of oil have been confiscated by authorities. platinum puddings, coronation chicken sandwiches, victoria sponges. they will be some of the many tributes that will be served, at thousands ofjubilee street parties here in britain next weekend to mark the queen's 70—year reign. 0ur royal correspondent, sarah campbell, has been speaking to a group of women from across the generations about what the queen means to them. are you a fan of lemon puddings? oh, yes. an afternoon tea, fit for a queen. different generations, but in the background, of all their lives, one woman. she's constant, she's historic, she's loyal. she's done a lot for everyone, holding the country together.

in they were looking there were police on scene from the fairfax police department. they actually gave some speeches there in the middle of the road spe. and thenes i tried to ask t some questions. i wanted to know whyhe they were there in the neighborhood.s what what is the excuse for being so intrusive and standing in front of a justice's home? i mean, it's a very dangerous situation and this is what i heard. but i want to ask you quickly because i saw your sign. can you explainr why why this is not in place in your opinion? ? you have no comment on why this is not in okay, but you're holding a signok that says i'm sorry, does this feel intrusive and i'm just curious . okay, i got to tell you, sean, you know, quite a few people at the protest did not want ton answer that question. they wanted to continue to move, although a speaker there said that they felt that they had the right to be intrusive and march down justice alito's street just because they believed that the justice is involved in theirr choice ther their own body. it wase, very it was full attention. th

at the 2 movie stars, entering the court in fairfax, virginia, experts say the decision to broadcast the trial was part of dep strategy. most celebrities do not want cameras in the courtroom and johnny depp's team really pushed forward embers, seem to not want it. so with the celebrity case, normally we never even see this part of it. jap denies allegations of abuse. instead accusing heard of trying to destroy his reputation. in 2018, she published an article, calling herself a public figure representing domestic abuse. she didn't mention dep by name, but he says it damaged his career. was is about hen winning. his fans back, this is about him getting his reputation back in hollywood and the studios. judging by the internet, deb strategy has worked. social media users have overwhelmingly shown him their support. while many have engaged in campaigns to discredit heard, no matter who wins the case, experts warned that victims of domestic and sexual violence may see the trial as another reason to keep silent. oh, that's it for now. stay with deed of the news, the businesses annexed. sh.

gathered every day in the early morning hours to get a peak at the 2 movie stars. entering the court in fairfax, virginia expert say the decision to broadcast the trial was part of the depth strategy. the most celebrities do not want cameras in the court room. johnny depp's team really pushed toward amber. her team did not want it. so with a celebrity case, normally we never even see this part of it. jap denies allegations of abuse. instead accusing heard of trying to destroy his reputation. in 2018, she published an article, calling herself a public figure representing domestic abuse. she didn't mentioned death by name, but he says it damaged his career. this is about him winning his fans back. this is about him getting his reputation back in hollywood. in the studios. judging by the internet, deb strategy has worked. social media users have overwhelmingly shown him their support, while many have engaged in campaigns to discredit heard. thanks for watching. lose . ah. people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border. fami

. >> after all of the dirty laundry, how tarnished are their rep takes after that >> i am in fairfax, virginia the majority of people are johnny depp supporters and you would think that he'll have a rebound in his career, but is that representative of the entire country and the movie studios? you look at amber heard, i've only met two amber heard supporters during my time in fairfax, virginia and you see the online hate she's received and it seems to me she'll have more of an uphill battle moving forward despite what the outcome is of this legal case. if you'd have to say who won in the court of public opinion? it looks like johnny depp and i don't know what their careers would look like and we learned a lot about these two we didn't know about before. >> we'll see more if anything on tuesday. thank you. >>> a jury in ohio finding two bowling green fraternity brothers not guilty of homicide or manslaughter in the death of student stone foltz. prosecutors said his blood alcohol level was four times the legal limit. they argue his death was part of a fraternity hazing ritual both men we

for those of you in the north bay checkout nevado and fairfax trying to flirt with 70's. but currently 68 degrees. so we are tracking. >>double-digit cooling out there right now for north bay and east bay valleys and still cooler even along the coast with that additional marine layer. so we're tracking breezy winds out there. a lot of cloud cover and it's going to increase throughout today. we could even see some light drizzle tonight through friday. really just traces amount of rain at best. but we do have the potential for pretty active weather, not just with the 2nd half of this weekend where we are tracking some light showers for your mother's day sunday, but a chance of pop-up thunderstorms and snow in the highest peaks of the bay area. more. my full forecast in just a few minutes. stephanie, back to you. >>thanks so much for grayson. you look fabulous. by the way, the weather isn't nearly as calm over in the midwest. take a look at this. crazy tornado in kansas. well, the city of andover shared this video showing the description the destruction as the tornado whippe

temperatures are only topping out in the upper 50s around fairfax. mid-50s along the coast. most and then temperatures in the low 60s with only the warmers spots getting into the mid-60s. temperatures are steadily going to increase. another jump in temperatures from thursday to friday. mid 80s for san jose. north bay, mid-to upper 80s with the warmth sticking around into early next week. >> so call today until hot this weekend. >> weather whiplash. >>> vern is life the chase center. hey, vern. >>> straight ahead in sports, the warriors, grizzlies, and a lot has happened in the last hour. you're going to want to stick around for the details behind that. details that could change the whole complexion of tonight's game. more than just a moment. >>> coming up, getting ready for game four tonight. our full interview with bob fitzgerald is coming up. you can watch or stream wherever or whenever. booking most cruises can be complicated. but this isn't most cruises. this is celebrity cruises. and we think cruising shouldn't be confusing. so, on our award winning vacations drinks, wi

now i guess it is up to the fairfax police department and the various neighborhoods of the justices toure the security of their neighborhood. that is not always the case. remember going all the way back to virginia with the shooting at the baseball field with the republican congressional members. there is a lot of concern here in this community about that. they know it can happen. all it takes is one person. one person to turn everything from bad to worse. and that is what they are concerned about. >> sara carter, thank you. here with more as texas senator tom cruise. we go from court packing tool leaking draft possible -- possible drops of a decision to doxxing the homes of supreme court justices only in an effort to harass, intimidate these justices. i'm not sure how they're going to be able to move back to the neighborhood, moved back home, now that this effort is going full force. it shocks me even more than anything that joe biden has basically put a seal of approval on it and saying, they are free to protest anywhere they want. do you think you be more prudent and understand the

temperatures out there right now low to mid 50's fairfax, though and petaluma in the upper 40's.pretty uniform numbers out there right now. cooling down into the 40's tonight. so bundle up with temperatures tomorrow. very spring-like seasonal forecast mid 60's for downtown san francisco. so we are going to be a few degrees above average with oakland at 71 degrees. san jose in the mid 70's as our conquered in livermore. but santa rosa flirting with 80's at 79 degrees. so enjoy. all right, marissa, thank you for that. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. >> will a see you back here tomorrow night? that's right. 06:00pm. needed be with you. - [male narrator] the following program is sponsored by mercy ships. five billion people lack access to safe surgery. it's a staggering number that's almost hard to believe. and yet every day children, teens, and adults suffer and die from medical conditions that could be treated. but due to poverty and inadequate medical care, they endure misery and hardship without hope of relief, or a chance for a better life. that's why with the

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we are joined from the courthouse in fairfax by alex presha.laying out in fairfax, virginia and in the court of public opinion. tomorrow the next round of real-life drama for actor johnny depp and ex-wife amber heard, with heard reportedly set to take the stand in a virginia courtroom, the next phase in their contentious court battle. >> amber heard testifying is going to accomplish everything in her defense and in her counterclaim. there's only been one side of the story revealed so far, so her testimony will be critically, critically important to this trial and to amber heard. >> reporter: depp filing a defamation suit against heard for $50 million. heard countersuing for $100 million. so far the trial highlighted by days of testimony airing the former couple's dirty laundry. >> you didn't get punched. you got hit. i'm sorry i hit you like this. but i did not punch you. you are such a baby. grow the [ bleep ] up. >> reporter: depp's legal team using audio recordings to paint heard as the alleged aggressor who says instigated arguments that so

but just to your east fairfax, 82 degrees.we're tracking about what is that 2030, degree difference out there right now with the widespread 70's 80's. so we have it all. 50, 60 70's 80's. and yes, even 90's, as you head outside, see their bundle up or stay cool. depending on where you live. very unique microclimate forecast out there right now in the bay area. and let's take a live look outside east bay over berkeley. we are tracking that marine layer making its way across the bay and radar for tracking that thick fog bank right off the coast and it's going to spread inland during the overnight hours and into our inland valleys in the east bay and north bay by tomorrow afternoon with wind tracker for tracking gusty winds for downtown san francisco and oakland out of the northwest 20 to 25 miles per hour. everyone else in the single digits or teens and temperatures tomorrow, we're going to actually be right about where we should be for this time of year. remember, we're into late spring. so temperatures out there right now. 62

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onlys run a fairfax, virginia courtroom monday as actor johnny depp was expected to take the stand in million defamation suit against his ex wife, amber heard but in the midday update heard's team said they would not be calling on deb . instead the day began with expert testimony, first from an orthopedic surgeon who tried to cast doubt about how depths finger was severed in 2015 more based on your analysis. did mr depths finger injury happened as a result of a vodka bottle being thrown at him? no. dap is accusing heard of throwing that vodka bottle at him. however the surgeon testifying for herds, defense says depths allegations and the photos of his injury don't add up to create the type of injury with that with that type of a crush injury, we would anticipate both injury to the fingernail, um and other parts of the finger on cross examination lawyer tried to undermine that assessment, saying the surgeon had never treated or examine the actress hand in person. additionally hurts team brought in a psychiatrist who also did not treat depth review the case. so in my opinion mr deb has

for current temperatures in tell you head to the north bay, that's where you'll find your 30's and fairfax nevado petaluma and santa rosa teaching outright above freezing in the 30's. currently you pair that with windy conditions at times and it does have a cool brisk feel to it. stephanie. bundle up this morning. as for bridges, wind advisories are in effect on many of them. the bridge 12 minutes starting to see that back up at the toll plaza. now with the metering lights on. but really, it's been a pretty easy morning us first. your commute goes. yet to see any major issues. so this is great news for your monday. start 13 minutes across the san mateo bridge in only 7 minutes from the richmond center fell beautiful start there at the golden gate. and if you look at the flag pole there on the right side of the screen, not seeing the flag moving. it fpalso actually fairly calm right at the coast right now. back to you. thank you very much, john 6, 0, one is the time. breaking news overnight. san francisco fire officials have rescued one victim. >> from the water near the ferry building. so

petaluma napa, fairfax at 36 degrees.y 37 and cold enough in mendocino and lake counties that we are under a hard freeze warning until 08:00am for both of those counties. temperatures falling this cold as the upper 20's reyna. john, thank you for that. a cold morning. but thankfully traffic is pretty light at this hour. >> about 9 minutes for your drive. traveling across the bay bridge from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. let's go ahead and check on the san mateo bridge traveling across towards the peninsula. about 13 minutes for you as you're traveling. so no issues along one. 0, one at this hour. crockett down towards the maze. 15 minutes for you. there were moving along and in the south bay along one. 0, one. 85 in to menlo park. 28 minute 2.80, no accidents. 82 moving at the limit. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 5.31. in alameda county. a sheriff's deputy is recovering after there was a crash involving a suspected drunk driver. yes, so the sheriff's lieutenant is speaking out now highlighting the da

caroline shively in fa that defamation trial there in fairfax, virginia. foxx is caroline shortly tells us on the witness stand today, amber heard recounted alleged beatings and drunken brawls, which left her bruised and burned. amber get the up and forget the up every single time, he said. it is screaming at louder and louder and louder, actress amber heard testified for hours against ex husband johnny depp in virginia courtroom on monday, alleging horrific verbal fights and beatings, including one she claims left her with this bruise after death attacked her with a cell phone in 2016. pauses arm back with the phone and throws it at my face. legal team also showed photos of artwork, she says depth destroyed and claimed the actor would slap and punch and flicked lit cigarettes at her. i'm believing whatever. taking it too far. and i wouldn't be here. the pirates of the caribbean star is suing heard over an opinion piece she wrote in the washington post in 2018, in which she called herself a victim of sexual abuse. her didn't mention depths name in the op e

so 60's now across the map, oakland out in alameda concord, 62, nevada, 61, fairfax, 59. we'll have a look at that. 7 day. you need to have a plan for mom. that's coming up soon. daria, back to you. ok, let's take a peek at the commute, which has been a breeze. just look at how wonderful it is that the bay bridge, this is the kind of come you were just you just want to drive it back and forth. if it weren't for having to pay for it. just because there's nobody your way, which is so rare right friday light, ridge friday light also looking very good here. it's not even to foggy. i mean, yeah, you have clouds, but >> you can see pretty well. and the switch was sarah fell. bridge is also been a very clear spot. traffic wise. it's clear as well. it's the golden gate bridge that is really socked in and pretty heavy to. as you can see, southbound 1 one through moran. and then you've got a lot of company on that foggy golden gate bridge deck. there's some good news for people who are commuting in and out of the south bay bar just got the green light to start an expansion into san

gathered every day in the early morning hours to get a peek at the movie stars entering the court in fairfax, virginia. experts say the decision to broadcast the trial was part of depp's strategy. >> most celebrities do not want cameras in the courtroom. johnny depp's team pushed for. amber heard's team did not want it. with a celebrity case, normally we do not even see this part of it. >> depp denies allegations of abuse, instead accusing heard of tarnishing his reputation. >> this is about him winning his fans back, about him getting his reputation back in hollywood, in studios. >> judging by the internet, depp's strategy has worked. social media users overwhelmingly showed their support for him while many engaged in campaigns to discredit heard. experts warn that victims of domestic and sexual violence make see the trial as another reason to silent. -- may see the trial as another reason to keep silent. >> finally, one for harry potter fans. how much would you pay for a sign first edition of the series? this hardback is just one of just 500 printed in the first 1997 run. the high price is

fairfax petaluma santa rosa, saint helene and napa in fairfield among spots that are down in the 30's. we're yet again cold enough that we have some freeze warnings and frost advisories in effect up in the lake and mendocino counties through 08:00am this morning. as for winds, it is a calmer start to the morning. winds will pick up this afternoon. another breezy day as expected. likely not as windy as yesterday, though. i will be talking all the changes that this forecast is offering its quite a lot of them. still to come right now. john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridges this morning. bay bridge, 10 minute drive traveling into the city right now. >> the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula at about 13 minutes for you. there out of richmond heading across to worse and fail. look at that 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls 20 minute morning commute. happening today, the senate will vote on a democratic bill to protect access to abortions. this follows a supreme court's leaked draft decision that would overturn the landmark roe v wad

still 84 in concord in the napa valley. 82 degrees in santa rosa. 68 fairfax and 79 degrees in the bottle still some nice temperatures out there. all courtesy of high pressure. you really kind of gmt the sense other taishan around the ridge. you see some of clouds rolling on by. those are kind of scooting on through and that ridge kind of taking care of us for today. now, we did have a cold front that came through and that started a stir up a change. now in the patterns, high pressure tries to build in behind that. we start to get some of those gusty winds developing. and that's what we'll see overnight tonight and tomorrow morning, some very gusty winds, especially over the north and parts of the east bay over the mountain tops above 1500 feet. could see some of those gusts of 40 and 50 miles per hour. temperatures, though, down below it is going to be another beautiful day outside tomorrow with the exception of some of the winds out there, temperature wise numbers running up in the 80's in the concord, 81 degrees in lamoore. 83 in the napa valley looking a lot of 70's around the bay in

we have staff available at the fairfax center to help you start the process for processing workers compensation claims and explain the benefits available under this system. >> thank you. now the teachers retirement system brian guthrie. >> thank you, my name is brian guthrie, executive director in texas. we are here today to not only help the families of the teachers who tragically lost their lives and provide the benefits they are due but also help all employees of not only this school district but surrounding school districts to make sure they have access to mental health and behavioral health services. we recognize not all employees of these districts are members of our system and healthcare program but we want to thank our partners for extending the benefits to everyone employed in this district or surrounding districts. thank you. >> now texas employees retirement system. >> i'm the executive director of the employees of texas. retirement benefits but more important, health insurance benefits to state employees but also employees of higher education in the community so local community coll

in berkeley, a little bit cooler there, of course, along the bay. 81 in the still upper 70's and fairfax. 77 degrees in napa. 68 in petaluma. 82 degrees in saint helena and looking outside, though, things are going to start to cool off and it's all thanks to this thickening marine layer that we're going to be seeing tonight and into the overnight hours. so as it starts to move across the bay area, temperatures are going to get back to normal and actually look at the highs tomorrow. they're going to be a lot more normal for this time of year. we're looking at 57 for half moon bay for the have afternoon high tomorrow. 68 in downtown oakland and then low 70's for conquered in antioch. that's about a 10, even 20 degree difference. what we felt around the bay area today. i-70 around the day forecast. look at this. 70's sending. yes, we're seeing lots of cloud cover of the next couple of days. and then into this weekend cooler on saturday with a lot of sunshine. but then yes, the possibility of some rainfall for mother's day on sunday mid 60's. that's we're topping out inland 60's around the b

county board of supervisors saying he is writing to request that the fairfax county police departmentd the homes of the three current justices from the supreme court who reside in fairfax county. based on credible and specific information received about up coming activities planned at the justices and their families, neighbors and law enforcement heroes dedicated to preserving peace and order in the communities, expanded security perimeter be established. see what the board of supervisors does in response to that. the official request of the governor of the commonwealth of virginia adds another layer of security and perimeter around the homes of those justices in the face of those increased protests. >> i live around the corner virtually from one of the justices, not tell you who, but every day while i go to work, whether i'm going to get my morning coffee on the weekend, whatever it is, i look at that house and i think they are so vulnerable, and it's this country, if they can afford secret service protection for the president's kids and their kids and his cousins and his second cous

moon bay with the widespread low to mid 70's for most of our north bay valleys, petaluma in fairfax,er at 66 degrees with overnight lows tonight, mid 40's to mid 50's with santa rosa. 45 degrees and took a little bit milder at 56 in daytime highs tomorrow. very little change. we are going to see warmer temperatures for north bay valleys in santa rosa and avato in the low 80's due to those warm, dry offshore breezes. but then the heat is on. we're going to get a taste of summer midweek, the and noticing that midweek hot inland temperatures. so a little bit of a sneak peak of summer, but then cooling down to below average with a chance of showers next weekend. back to you know, well, agrees that coming up in sports, the warriors get some much-needed rest as they await. >> to find out who their opponent in the nba finals might be. we've got sports director jason dumas, us here with steve curse. take on the extra time off. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. elon musk promised to pay a million customers $30,000 a year if they bought his car. they bought his car. so, where's their

filet o 49, san francisco. 51 to for. 51 is well up in fairfax. 41, we are following that warming trend. we'll have more on that. coming up. the james, back to you. okay, rana, thank you. quick check of the few bridge camps for you. >> and as you might expect, it is nice and light. here's a example of westbound 80 here. this is at the bay bridge toll plaza from oakland in the san francisco. and you can see there's just a few cars out there. nothing really getting in your way. and that's the same story here at the san mateo bridge where we've got traffic on 92 flowing really nicely in both directions. let's jump over to the richmond. sandra fell bridge. that's where we're looking at a nice light right here. westbound 5.81 headlights getting past and that's about it so far. so not a lot of company out there making good time. and if you're in the north bay heading into san francisco, well, you've got pretty much the entire golden gate bridge to yourself right now. there's just one, maybe 2 cars on the span at the moment. another check of weather and traffic in just a bit. now, let's get to

now in the san francisco, 68 fairfax, 82 in napa. beautiful in santa rosa at 70 degrees.nd 72 in petaluma high pressure building in behind that weak cold front. and that's going to set the stage for those gusty winds tonight. and it's tomorrow and then tapering off by the afternoon. the sea breeze kicking along the coastline. a little more of a northerly component. you can see that along the coastline as well. right now we see some gusts of 2030 plus miles per hour around the bay area. high pressure, though, going nudge its way in here tomorrow as that ridge builds in behind that low. that's when you know those gusty conditions outside so blustery specially over the mountain tops about 1500 feet. that's we're expecting some of those stronger winds. but down below it will be breezy from time to time. but the temperatures are going to be very comfortable tomorrow about 79 degrees and sunny in san jose. the other side. nice day. 75 in hayward, 81. it will be warm and live more in concord about 82 degrees and below 83 in the napa valley about 84 in santa rosa and 72 degrees.

still 71 in san mateo, 72 in fairfax, 77 in blair, 81 in concord. 81 also in the napa valley.rking on a beautiful friday evening around the bay area and really going to see a nice weekend ahead. high pressure. now that's just going to be sticking around this ridge building in behind that cold front. of course, that brought us the gusty winds. but as this when this ridge starts to shift direction, just a little bit starts lay over the bay area a little bit more in across the state that's going allow these winds to subside and that means we're going to be in for less wind warmer temperatures around the bay area and looks like the fire danger going to come to an end out there. now you can see more of a sea breeze kicking in, of course, that sea breeze. always a good sign. it will bring down the fire danger just by bringing all that nice moist air off the pacific ocean. still get that northerly wind, though, in places like vacaville into fairfield. watch out there toward real red flag warnings are in effect until 8 o'clock this evening. winds around the bay area to 2022 miles an h

i'm tracking a delay when napa 87 degrees in fairfield right now. 82 in nevado 80 degrees still in fairfax for north bay zone. 68 and peddling 83 in saint helene right now future cast for showing us that there could be a possibility of the big changes on the way. maybe the possibility of some light sprinkles mostly in the north bay. we're looking at a couple of storm systems that are going to start going through not really touching down for most of the bay area, but in our north, a zone could be seeing it over the next couple of days. but you can see mainly most of it sticking to the far north of us getting parts of the northern oregon border and even into parts of washington. so it looks we could be seeing some as we get into this weekend, sunday, mother's day, we could be seeing some of the cool down and some showers, light shower activity in our north zone. so just keep that in mind. and we could see some snow in the sierra as well. so a lot of changes on the way. big difference to what we outside today. that is for sure. a big cool down as we get into tomorrow. so mostly cloudy skies.

it is 70 degrees in brentwood right now. 61 in downtown oakland, 59 degrees in fairfax. 57 degrees still cool in the pan. a little that sea breeze blowing today's highs. well, as warm up a little bit in spots but still running below the average for this time of year. 58 degrees in san francisco. 63 degrees in oakland. 67 in san jose. 67 also in livermore, usually in the mid 70's this time of year, 70 in concord and 67 degrees for a high in santa rosa. so we had a cold front to bring some clouds across the bay area today that help to knock down the temperatures. now by tomorrow, high pressure is going to start to build in. and that's gonna send most this moisture to the north. and so now even now you're seeing some scattered showers in far northern california rica in crescent city. most of very light. the bay area, just a sea breeze blowing outside. it's gusting over 20 miles an hour near the coastline. but the trend to some suffer some nice weather to be settling in tonight. mostly clear. if you're headed out for a little walk, it's a little cool in spots and get that breeze blowing outs

fairfax in petaluma, though you're down into the 30's. so it is a chilly start to what is going to remain a pretty cool day from start to finish. you factor in those winds as well. and it is going to have a cool feel to it. so do make sure to keep the jackets on hand even into the afternoon that are very warm us today will only be in the low 60's now because of those same winds. we do have some wind advisories on our bridges. the bay bridge this morning is nice and empty. let's get a look 7 minutes to get you from the maze to fremont street. we do have that wind advisory there on the bay bridge. we also have a closure on westbound 80. that's on ashby avenue in berkeley. the overpass there, all lanes are closed only until 05:00am for construction. that means you're going to have to get off of 80 there very briefly before heading right back onto it out. a couple of minutes to your commute. it's nothing that's holding up traffic too bad right now. but do expect that san mateo bridge, 13 minute stood here. get you across the bay. there. a ric

david sillito, bbc news, fairfax, virginia. just before we go, take a look at this.aybe? a bedbug? actually, it's a tiny robot. it is about the size of a fully that can twist, turn and jumbled up it is only half and jumbled up it is only half a millimetre in diameter. it is a millimetre in diameter. it is a radio controlled robotic crab deck and form tasks in tiny spaces. it was built using a spencer shall heat sensitive ally that takes different shapes depending on how laser is affected. it is developed by a university in illinois and hoped it could be used for surgery in the future. that is it from us, by bite from now. hello, again. i think it's fair to say eastern england had the best of wednesday's weather. durham was the sunniest place, eight hours of sunshine. and the warmest spot was holbeach, in lincolnshire with 20 degrees celsius. it was a lovely end to the day meanwhile in worcestershire. right now, the weather is quite quiet. we've got a few showers for the northwest of scotland, but thickening cloud moving into northern ireland starting to bring outbrea

so long term are we are these children likely to see a fax of this war despite over the fairfax when they eventually do return to some sort of post will i'm normality you know, i mean, i think the horrors of all we live, we live with people forever to some degree, but on a more positive note, we do know from other situations other conflicts that children are resilient, that with some form of normal childhood, again, they can recover and they can get back to, to their lives and develop again. but yes, the show a number of those children up, the sensitive children need more specialized care to deal with issues such as post traumatic stress disorder. and but the hope is that children can recover, they just need that and normality they need piece. they need to know more children to go to school again and to be with their friends. good talking to you. thank you so much for that to be frank from usa. let's take a look at some of the other stores making headlines today. central sources of open an investigation into torture allegations against interpol president are mad nasa al racy. the cas

, because this isn't a trial being held in new york city or the west coast where you are, this is fairfaxington post, the publisher of the original watergate story of course is published, is that right? there are a couple of reasons why the lawyers have addressed this. 0ne it's because the washington post servers are there, also because it's a more friendlyjurisdiction for defamation cases. there was an effort to bring the case to california where there are greater defences against defamation, but virginia doesn't have those. so that's why the case is being held there. briefly, some people have asked why both of them are continuing with this. this is obviously over his career but the publicity is terrible for them both, isn't it, in terms of their lifestyles and how they both admit to treating each other? it's a good question. i mean, there are several standardsjohnny depp has to meet to win his case. he has to prove that she not only lied but did it with malice and then it caused him financial harm so there are quite a barriers but he has said himself he will also do it to pursue the tru

david sillitoe, bbc news, fairfax, virginia.ef in the us. but in addition to vigils there've been tributes to the victims happening around the globe. this is the scene at a vigil being held in northern india, at the punjabi city of amritsar, honoring the victims in texas. students at this secondary school created signs and lit candles in rememberance of those who'd died. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello again. i think it's fair to say eastern england had the best of wednesday's weather. durham was the sunniest place, eight hours of sunshine. and the warmest spot was holbeach in lincolnshire with 20 c. it was a lovely end to the day meanwhile in worchestershire. right now, the weather is quite quiet, a few showers for the northwest of scotland but thickening cloud moving into northern ireland starting to bring outbreaks of rain. it's mild for the most part, but quite chilly air with us in scotland today, and if we look at where the air is coming from, although across the uk we will all have westerly winds. in

the lome out the hills above fairfax today. really windy up there.ot gonna lie it as as beautiful as it seems in some ways, you know the gold in them. >> grasses in the win there. it's really kind of scary because, well, that's what can happen us. we've seen what's happened right in the past. so use that kind of is our guide. and we know what's coming. we've got a long summer ahead. and now we've got dry conditions out there already. and here we go. the winds start to whip around the bay area. >> a wind advisory now issued across much of the eastern half of the bay area all the way through a walnut creek's livermore, brentwood up through, of course, real this to vacaville and continuing in the north bay in the parts of napa and sonoma counties as we're going to see some strong gusty winds sustained 20 to 30 miles an hour, maybe as high as 50 miles per hour, gusting through tonight. and that will continue until friday. that will be the bulk of this wind event that's expected to come through. here's a look at the forecast models as we head through the

livermore. 82 in dublin, 81 in san jose. 89 in concord and pittsburgh. 91 right now in fairfield, 77 in fairfaxron and 79 degrees in nevado. all right. you can see a high pressure taking over here and you can see what it's doing. the fog, those that northerly component, the wind kind of pushing that fog away from the coastline. that's a sign of that offshore wind kicking in. we're going to see that kind of settle in overnight tonight and those winds will blow. that's where the fire danger is going to be running high with mostly clear out there. right now, the sea breeze is blowing outside. if you're headed out tonight, yes. should be a nice evening to go for a walk and clear skies all the way to the coastline. but that breeze blowing outside. look at these numbers tomorrow afternoon. yeah. near triple digit heat in places like concord in the livermore. 91 in san jose. 81 in hayward, 80 in oakland, 72 downtown san francisco. ca get the idea. there's a big breakdown in temperatures of about 30 degrees. cooler out toward the beaches, smoking hot in the valleys. >> thanks, lauren. still ahead tonig