well, the 2 —year—old comes from hackney in east london and, well, the 25—year—old comes from hackneyng off school to watch the old team sky launch in 2010. drew savage reports. a new generation for british cycle home or cycling. tao geoghegan hart is the youngest british rider to bring one of the planters. his team—mates are not surprised. bring one of the planters. his team-mates are not surprised. he has a lwa ys team-mates are not surprised. he has always been very talented since he was very, very young. he very dedicated, works very hard, as his feet on the ground and is a brilliant racer. in the end, cycling, like motorsports it's, you know, you can have the engine is a physical engine or engine but you've to be able to race and teo is a great racer, he really is. that they sing instinct was held in east london, cycling club in hackney where he is already inspiring the next generation. tao is very inspiring for me. when i watched him yesterday, i was so shocked he won the giro. so for me to stand here where he grew up is so amazing. it's just so amazing. i would like to do what

this person owns a pub in hackney, in east london.ighest covid rates. she is now scared what direction her business will go in. we already had to reduce our capacity massively to allow for social distancing. and then the 10pm curfew has cut trade by about 25%. and now this, not allowing households to mix indoors, it isa allowing households to mix indoors, it is a triple whammy. we have got such restrictions on us now that no financial backing from the government, unless we are forced to close, but that will not happen until the next year. close, but that will not happen untilthe next year. -- untilthe next tier. nearby, this family can look out over london but they worry, like many in the city without gardens, how they will see relations we re gardens, how they will see relations were now facing the same problems as many have in parts of the north for months. my eldest is autistic and partially sighted and he sees his nanna partially sighted and he sees his na n na every partially sighted and he sees his nanna every weekend, so that i

joe wilson, bbc news, in hackney. now, if you were watching us on fiday you'll remember this.who has dementia, and he played this piece off the cuff after a challenge from his son. that went viral, and now it's to be released as a charity single after he recorded it with the bbc philharmonic orchestra. and yesterday paul heard his creation come to life for the first time, as graham satchell reports. it started with just four notes. soft piano music plays. paul harvey, who is 80 and has dementia improvised a tune that went viral online. he sits at the piano and either play is a classical piece or one of his own compositions or improvisers. it brings him back. it brings him back. it's vitally important. after paul's tune was played on radio four‘s broadcasting house, the bbc‘s philharmonic orchestra was asked to get involved. it's a wonderfully nostalgic, romantic piece of music. it really just highlights the power of music, i suppose, doesn't it? and the importance of music to mental health. dan has adapted paul's tune for full orchestra. health. dan has adapted paul's tune for

laurenjohns owns a pub in hackney, in east london. the capital's highest covid rates. she's now scared what direction her business will go in. we already had to reduce our capacity massively to allow for social distancing. and then the 10pm curfew has cut trade by about 25%. and now this, not allowing households to mix indoors, it's just a triple whammy. we've got such restrictions on us now and no financial backing from the government, unless we're forced to close — but that won't happen until the next tier. nearby, ebony ferguson and her four children can look out over london, but worry, like many in the city without gardens, how they will see relations, now facing the same problems as many have in parts of the north for months. my eldest is autistic and partially sighted and he sees his nanna every weekend, so that's a break in his pattern, so he's going to struggle with that. i don't think their nanna is going to be able to be outside because it's too cold for her. half an hour's drive from hackney, over the river thames, most of

from irs attorney phillip hackney is here with us.ould forgive a loan that size and then lend trump even more money? >> it's a really strange thing. i think the interesting thing about this the first iteration of the story is trump managed to pay no tax for the last 10 years according to "new york times" reporting. a lot of folks figured out how he might do that. it looked like he lost a lot of money. this costa mesa that losing a lot of money. but how did he gets the banks to do something like this. when you do a large deal like this, unlike normal folks out there, your viewers out there, you borrow money, your banks are coming after you. you're probably going to have those dollars forgiven on your tax returns. trump managed to mostly avoid it. there are make various provisions of the tax code particularly made liberal around 2008, 2009 financial crisis that allowed him some space to exclude that money from income. effectively what happened bankers gave him $287 million, he didn't pay it back. he was $287 million richer but didn't ha

there are severe delays between chingford and hackney downs.orning. a fairly pleasant day of weather for most of us today. it should stay dry or mostly dry and there will be some decent spells of sunshine to enjoy those autumn colours in. now, we're starting off with temperatures in mid to high single figures this morning. the sunshine today always best towards western home counties. further east, it's a cloudier picture and there could be a few spots of drizzle here. watch out for one or two showers that may work their way into parts of kent and essex, in particular. just blowing through on a fairly brisk and noticeably chilly north—easterly wind. and temperatures are below where they should be at this time of year again, peaking between 11 and 13 degrees celsius. now, through this evening and overnight, there'll be some areas of cloud. a bit too much of a breeze, too much cloud, really, for any frost to form, but it is a cooler start to the day tomorrow. so quite a chilly start to friday. again, there'll be plenty of cloud around throughout t

. >> take a live look at and josc today, yet brian hackney is in for paul with when we might see clear skies. >> seconds to be improving for much of the bay area except right near the glass icon parts of the weekend, so saturday and sunday things should look good at the moment. the wind is driving that smoke from the north to the south and east over the north bay. in the future cast gusts are showing that they, there was so we went to contend with the 55 tomorrow but renewed onshore flow means that the snow concentration which here is over much of the bay area, gets pushed east of much of the bay by tomorrow evening. but as the weekend goes on, what happens up in the north bay, their quality deteriorates by sunday at 6 pm, so much of the bay area looks better for saturday and sunday. then he gets a little bit worse in the north bay. we have the details in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> turn to fire watch right now, and me getting a birds eye view of the classifier. this video just in from cal fire today, crews are focused on holding highway 29 and so far, it is working. the biggest

meteorologist brian hackney is alongside with what we can expect for the weekend. >> more of the same. it has been this way all summer but there is good news. looking ahead, but in the next 24 hours, firefighters will have some problems because of the direction of the wind. they are out of the northwest, not the dries direction, north east would have been worse in certain respects but you can see the flow of the wind driving toward more of the more populated areas and that is not good news. future cash is the wind not too bad but look at tomorrow. the wind picks up between 5 to 15, upper elevations will be even higher is that part of it is not good news. but the good news part of this is the air quality for the immediate bay area, to get away from the concentration of the fire zones. you can see that by tomorrow night, the worst smoke concentration has now moved east of much of the bay area closer to the shoreline. not so much for the far east bay and as time goes on, it does not improve for santa rosa. we watch that, the red move over santa rosa, meaning the proximity of the fires is

. >>> good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. we start with that developing story in san jose where an out of control driver plowed into a restaurant patio.

. >> i am brian hackney. it will leave much of the bay area on edge this weekend.wind and dry conditions could trigger another round of pg&e blackouts as early as tomorrow. here is a look at the impacted areas, including every bay area county except for san francisco. the majority of customers impacted are in napa, sonoma, and marin counties. and much of the higher elevations in the east bay are also at risk, along with thousands of customers in san mateo and santa clara counties. pg&e is expected to give an update on the safety shutoffs any moment now and when they do, we will bring it to you live. >>> with the extreme fire danger expected tomorrow, city of berkeley is urging people in the hills to get out now. some streets in the hills are so narrow they can barely fit a fire trucks, so it takes a long time to evacuate when there is an emergency. there bringing in more fire crews and positioning engines in the hills. >>

. >> i'm brian hackney. the bay area bracing for the most dangerous fire conditions of the year. let's take a live look outside where winds are starting to pick up and could be strong enough to topple trees and send branches into power lines. that has prompted pg&e to cut power to thousands of customers across the bay area. first wave of blackous are already happening in parts of napa and sonoma counties. pockets of marin county are also without power right now. alameda and contra costa counties could see shutoffs in a couple of hours. customers in parts of san mateo and santa clara counties could be left in the dark later tonight. we've got team coverage on the critical fire danger. we'll begin with meteorologist paul nolan and aaron villareal. >> the dry air the gusty winds are bringing into the bay area. not just the inland mountains and hills or some of the inland valleys. every single square inch of the bay area is included in this red flag warning through 11:00 tomorrow morning. we're talking about wind gusts in the high elevations, 60 to 70 miles an hour, which means any s

. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> we begin on the fire watch this afternoon. new evacuation orders for northern napa county that includes highway 29 at livermore road and east 2 etma mine road. evacuation orders for the city of calistoga have been reduced to warnings. that allows thousands of people to return home. >>> new aerial video just coming into the newsroom. it shows the burn scar out of sonoma county. you can see firefighters were actually able to save all of these homes. about two hours ago evacuation orders were reduced to warnings south and north of oakmont with the exception east of fairfield drive. the fire has destroyed 64,000 acres in napa and sonoma counties. but there is good news coming from the fire lines. crews have nearly doubled containment from yesterday to 17%. we have team coverage on the glass fire. we begin with kpix 5's john ramos. >> evacuations continue in napa county, and now the clearer air may actually cause problems for firefighters. this morning napa valley got some of its beauty back. the air cleared and fires on the west s

. >> and i'm brian hackney. tonight, the white house releasing new photos of the president working while spending his second night in the hospital. it comes after the president released a video earlier telling americans that he is feeling better. reporter natalie brand is at walter reed with details. >> reporter: supporters of president trump gathered outside walter reed where the president prepared to spend a second night receiving treatment for the coronavirus. from inside the hospital's presidential suite, president trump tweeted a video message about his health. >> i came here, wasn't feeling so well. i feel much better now. we are working hard to get me all the way back. you don't know over the next period of a few days i guess, that's the real test. >> reporter: a source familiar with the president's health told reporters saturday vitals over the last 24 hours were very concerning. and the next 48 hours will be critical in terms of his care. adding "we are still not on a clear path to a full recovery. cbs

good evening i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. we begin on the fire watch with a new evacuation order north of calistoga. it is the area bordered by highway 29 to the west, livermore road to the north and highway 29 is also shut down from deer park road to the lake county line. but down the road in the city of calistoga, a much more positive development. three hours ago the evacuation order that it turned it into a ghost town was downgraded to a warning. now that means people could go home at their own risk, but in other parts of the fire zone hundreds would not have homes to go back to. cal-fire says a damaged team has covered about 50% of the burn areas so far, and they confirmed 172 homes in napa county and 120 in sonoma county are gone along with the total of 272 commercial buildings. however, the fire has grown by just 1,500 acres in the past 24 hours. and in the past 24 hours fire crews have nearly doubled containment to 17%. >> the clearing skies help firefighters ramp up their aerial attack on the flames, but it may be a c

. >>> good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. we start with that developing story in san jose where an out of control driver plowed into a restaurant patio. kpix 5 joe vazquez is live at the grand center mall where it happened in the middle of the busy lunch hour. joe? >> reporter: and juliette, behind me, you can see the crash scene still as investigators are pouring over it. folks are eating dim sum here in the canopy at the dynasty chinese seafood parking lot. police say the driver of the white toyota 4runner was 50 yards away in another part of the parking lot and then witnesses said it sounded like he gunned his engine. his car began to lurch forward, driving over two sidewalks, then smashing into the tables here. eight people injured, rushed to the hospital. san jose police say the driver may have had some sort of a medical emergency right before the collision. >> i feel sorry for the man and for the people too because it was not intentional, you know, and he's an older man. we don't know the details. he could have had a he

lauren owns a pub in hackney, in east london.vid rates. she is now scared what direction her business will go in. we already had to reduce our capacity massively to allow for social distancing. and then the 10pm curfew has cut trade by about 25%. and now this, not allowing households to mix indoors, it is a triple whammy. we have got such restrictions on us now that no financial backing from the government, unless we are forced to close, but that will not happen until the next tier. nearby, this family can look out over london but they worry, like many in the city without gardens, how they will see relations now facing the same problems as many have in parts of the north for months. my eldest is autistic and partially sighted and he sees his nanna every weekend, so that is a break in his pattern, so he is going to struggle with that. i don't think they are now is going to be able to be outside because it is too cold for her. half an hour's drive from hackney, over the river thames, most of the areas in south london have lower rat

in ealing, there were more than 144 cases per 100,000 people, in richmond, more than 137, and in hackney,000 and in bromley, just 70. bexley has the fewest cases of covid—19 but its council leader agrees that going into the highest risk tier is for the best. it became a case of when, not if, and hopefully, by going in that bit earlier, we can turn it around. for the mayor and others the measures do not go far enough. some politicians would like to see a short nationwide lockdown. if we don‘t act with greater determination, following the advice of the scientists, it is going to get worse, that‘s why liberal democrats, having read the advice of the sage experts, believe that now is the time for a short national circuit—breaker. that is not going to happen for now, but further local restrictions across the uk haven‘t been ruled out. anna o‘neill, bbc news. joining me is the labour leader of the london borough of hammersmith & fulham, stephen cowan. the council saw 112 cases per 100 thousand people in the latest week to october the 11th, very good evening to you and thanks for joining us. do

. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> we're hours away from the worst wind event and highest wildfire risk of the year. the wind is already picking up at this hour and gusts could reach 70 miles an hour in the highest elevations. >> pg&e is closely monitoring power lines and any trees that could knock them out. the entire bay area except san francisco could be in the dark by the end of tonight. the first round of shutoffs are underway in parts of napa and sonoma counties. in less than an hour residents in marin could lose power and the shutoffs are expected to sweep across a large portion of the east bay and the peninsula. >> the threat of powerful gusts once the sun goes down. >> yeah. the wind is already picking up and our red flag warning is already in effect. i guess we'll go to darren first. >> paul, i know you'll focus heavily on the red flag warning. in fact, i could do that first. the red flag warning has been extended. it start tonight and it will take us through the remainder of this evening and into tuesday. read the details on the bottom left-hand corner. extreme fire weather bay area

meteorologist brian hackney joins us now. hopefully he has some good news for the weekend. >> yeah. i think things will get better slowly but surely and by next week temperatures will improve. air conditions will improve, but it won't happen overnight quite literally because these winds are still a problem. we've got northwesterlies on the way stronger than they were tonight and you can see the forecast direction of those winds are pushing the fire exactly in the direction that they don't want to go, which is down into more populated areas. so that's going to create problems for the firefighters tomorrow. overnight tonight the winds are not too bad, but the smoke concentration does get ushered out of much of the bay area. look at the coast and also almost out to the east bay. that's by tomorrow night at 6:00. so the worst of the smoke is east of much of the bay area, not so much for the east bay, and look at santa rosa as we run this smoke concentration loop on. you'll see that the plume curls back over the north bay by sunday night at 6:00. so it's not great news for the north bay.

thousand people, enrichment, more than137, and in thousand people, enrichment, more than 137, and in hackneyeenwich, there were 73 cases per 100,000, and 128. in greenwich, there were 73 cases per100,000, and in 128. in greenwich, there were 73 cases per 100,000, and in bromley, just 70. bexley has the fewest cases of covid—19 but council leader agrees that going into the highest risk tier is for the best. it became a case of when, not if, and hopefully, by going in that bit earlier, we can turn it around. for others the measures do not go far enough. some politicians would like to see a short nationwide lockdown. if we don't act with determination, it is going to get worse, that's why liberal democrats, having read the advice from the sage experts believe that now is the time for a short national circuit—breaker. that now is the time for a short national circuit-breaker. that is not going to happen for now, but further local restrictions across the uk haven't been ruled out. anna o'neill, bbc the uk haven't been ruled out. anna 0'neill, bbc news. so the government and local leaders in great

did that get a bit hackneyed by the end? sometimes he does have the end?the ability to overdo it but thatis the ability to overdo it but that is his shtick. he's very folksy and he said that for decades which is why his popular as a politician and even more effective than the language he used when sometimes he would look directly at the camera to make a point and talk about middle—class voters and those not benefiting from the stock market and tried to directly connect with the audience. those are the sorts of things he does, to make the personal connection which is one of his stronger traits. both these guys in their 705 and you hope there is a new generation of debate is coming along. i5 generation of debate is coming along. is there anything they would have taken tonight? when you go back to the students, would you say this is the way to do it? there were some good things. they were better overall performances and they we re very overall performances and they were very efficient at times, only saying a few words rather than dragging on with quick retort

the hackney empire is one of seven theatres and arts companies that will receive some funding to help package. the young vic and the london symphony orchestra will also benefit. croydon businesswoman farah london has announced she'll run as an independent candidate for next year's mayoral election. ms london is the first candidate to enter the race since the coronavirus postponed the election, which was due to happen in may. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on most tube lines this morning, apart from the metropolitan line is part suspended. on to the roads, in canary wharf, preston's road is blocked southbound at yabsley street because of a broken—down bus. it's busy around on the roads around vauxhall because of the closure of vauxhall bridge. in carshalton, erskine road is closed because of a gas leak. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning, it's a chilly start this monday morning. cloudy, yes, but largely dry. there might be the odd spot of rain out there but nothing too significant. but the cloud is going to increase to the course of

welcome back i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. let's take a look at the latest pg&e outage map. blackouts could affect thousands of customers in every bay area county except san francisco. the wave of first shutoffs started around 3:00 impacting sonoma, napa, and solano counties. we heard pg&e provide this update in the past 30 minutes. >> gusts up to 53 miles per hour have been recorded today. we do expect higher numbers tonight. now these winds are combining with extremely low humidity, plus dry vegetation. and an additional 136,000 customers are expected to be shut off throughout this evening. now safety permitting, we will aim power to nearly all customers in stages monday night through tuesday night. >> well, a lot of people are stocking up in case they are left in the dark. reporting from a community resource center in half moon bay. >> and here in san mateo county, we are talking about customers affected by the power shutoff expected to begin at 10:00 p.m. tonight. they have set up a community resource center here at the ha

group riding mopeds last night. officers had been pursuing a number of men riding bikes from the hackneyking with councils and charities to fund tailored support to end rough sleeping completely. tottenham's mp, david lammy, has asked the head of twitter to "explain himself", after a police inquiry into a "racist death threat" was stopped when the social media giant didn't co—operate. the met police said they'd been unable to get details from twitter of the account which sent the offensive tweet. twitter says it is now co—operating. the first suit shop catering for women only has opened in savile row. it's called the deck london. it's owned by daisy knatchbull, who's been telling us why she thinks it's needed. we have so many women that come in and start by apologising and saying, "gosh, i've got such a nightmare body, because my arms are long", or, "i don't have a bum", or, "my thighs are too big", and it is my favourite thing when people come in, because that's why we do what we do, that is my perfect client. let's take a look at the travel situation now. we've got a faulty train still

thames water has apologised after a major pipe burst in hackney marshes affecting at least nine postcodes calling on the housing minister to do more to help london's homeless this winter. sadiq khan has warned hundreds face freezing nights on the streets or risk catching coronavirus in communal shelters. he says urgent clarity and guidance is needed. the government has yet to respond. new analysis shows over a third of adults in psychiatric wards in london were infected with covid—19 at the height of the pandemic researchers at ucl say the true infection rate may have been even higher, given the low rates of testing early on in the outbreak. events are up and running across london this week as part of the annual frieze london art fair. some of the events will be digital, but there are galleries hosting socially distanced exhibitions with a hub focusing on the world famous cork street. the galleries have really come together as a community. cork street is hosting a huge amount of activity with pop—ups from colleagues across the west end. and you can really use this as a base to explore th

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if a 150—year—old plane tree in hackney has been crowned england's tree of the year. played around this tree, people when it was maybe a bit smaller, climbed the tree. it's got such roots in this community and lots of people talk about it with a lot of love in their hearts. so i would definitely say it's got a character of being a happy tree, bringing lots of happiness. a new film — all shot at battersea power station just before the country went into lockdown — is set to be released this week. "cognition" stars flea bag actor andrew scott and londonerjeremy irvine. it was directed by ravi ajit chopra for whom the film is fulfilling a childhood dream which started at the age of six when he began working at his family's video shop. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning in southall, king street remains closed between the green and adelaide road following yesterday's gas explosion. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it is a mild start this morning. compared to yesterday, with all the rain and cloud,

there was data presented to them this morning which showed the rate of infection in hackney had increaseday, around a third of the population are now under those increased restrictions. although borisjohnson is increased restrictions. although boris johnson is opposing increased restrictions. although borisjohnson is opposing a national lockdown, bit by bit in response to the virus, more and more local authority areas are having greater instructions getting imposed on them or asking for those restrictions to be imposed. iain watson, thank you very much for the latest from westminster. we have the latest test and trace figures for england that 889,874 new people tested positive for covid—19 england ending the week of october the 7th. an increase of 64% in positive cases and the highest number since test and trace was launched since the end of may. and as a consequence of those figures, we are told the england test and trace system managed to tra nsfer test and trace system managed to transfer 76.8% of those contacts to the tracing system. so they were contacted the tracing system. so they