helena wilkinson, thank ou, life order today. helena wilkinson, thank you. our— life order today.hank you, our correspondent - thank you, our correspondent following sentencing at the old bailey. let's discuss the culture within the metropolitan police. parm sandhu served in the metropolitan police for 30 years, rising to the rank of chief superinterdent. she left the force two years ago. thank you so much for your time tonight. in your three decades with the force, did you experience sexism? . ., , , ., , sexism? the culture of sexism does exist, and normally _ sexism? the culture of sexism does exist, and normally it— sexism? the culture of sexism does exist, and normally it is— sexism? the culture of sexism does exist, and normally it is written - exist, and normally it is written off as being, of, it isjust a joke, we did not really mean it, nothing meant by it, and unfortunately there is not the support mechanism so you can highlight and bring those issued forward so they can be looked at properly. as a fema officer, it is incredible difficult to raise your hand and say this

helena: claro, por supuesto, gracias. >> yo quiero este saco. helena: perfecto.ién es usted, chula. es helena vargas, la diseñadora. >> pero ¿qué está haciendo aquí vendiendo en un tianguis? >> perdió todo, su taller, se quedó sin nada. díganos qué pasó. ¿por qué está aquí vendiendo en el tianguis? camila: déjame entender. tú le quitaste el prometido a yolanda pratas. mi papá se iba a casar con ese monstruo de persona. esa mujer acabó con mi vida, acabó con mi carrera. por su culpa estoy aquí encerrada. y helena también está en la ruina, mamá. consuelo: hija, sí. sí, hija, déjame explicarte. mira, tu papá y yo estábamos enamorados. yo trabajaba en el taller y tu papá trabajaba en una tienda de telas. pero yolanda se dio cuenta, se interpuso entre nosotros y logró que él se comprometiera con ella. camila: pero, entonces, mi papá te dejó, te dejó por ella, te dejó. consuelo: sí, pero nunca dejó de amarme. cuando yolanda me robó mis diseños y me humilló de esa forma, tu papá se dio cuenta de que se iba a casar con una mujer sin escrúpulos y la dejó en el altar. nos

helena _ they want is sarah back. thank you for now. helena wilkinson - they want is sarah back. in the case at the old bailey. as bailey. as soon as any of those statements get under way, we will be back there to the court. just pray reiterating a little but the statement from the family of sarah everard says. they are pleased that her killer will spend the rest of his life in prison. adding that they are outraged and sickened that he abused his position of trust as a police officer in order to lure sarah to her death. some of that is echoed in a statement that has just come through from the prime minister in the last few moments. boris johnson saying there are no words that adequately express the horror of sarah's murder. like the rest of the country, i have been sickened by what we have heard over the course of the sentencing and the pain and suffering endured by herfamily and friends is truly unimaginable. on the police, he goes on to say, our police are there to protect us. i know that officers will share in our shock and devastation at the total betrayal of this duty. peopl

that is helena l thank you very much. that is helena wilkinson there at the old bailey.ief inspector who worked at the metropolitan police, dal babu. listening to these details, you must be aghast. what do you think this does to trust in the police? you are riuht. does to trust in the police? you are riht. it does to trust in the police? you are right- it is — does to trust in the police? you are right. it is appalling. _ does to trust in the police? you are right. it is appalling. as _ does to trust in the police? you are right. it is appalling. as a _ does to trust in the police? you are right. it is appalling. as a father- right. it is appalling. as a father of two daughters, you know that you want to protect them the very individuals you would expect protect your children, ie serving police officer, was the perpetrator of a horrendous crime. wayne couzens's appalling behaviour has caused such tragedy, and ongoing tragedy, as we heard from the parents. mb? tragedy, and ongoing tragedy, as we heard from the parents.— heard from the parents. why was it the case that...

helena meyer is a fencer. she was a dominant fencer. she had already won a gold medal in the 1928 games had competed in los angeles in 1932 and then stayed in la rather than returning to germany in part. i think concern for her own safety once the nazis took power in in 1933. helena has one jewish parent and she wins a silver medal at the 1936 games in fencing. she's remembered. most for her moment on the podium here. she is on the right of this photo helena meyer had features that the nazis would have described as quote aryan features a blonde-haired woman and she's giving the nazi salute on the podium a jewish woman, which was expected of all german athletes and there's a lot of speculation about why helena meyer did this some people say that she did it to protect her family members who were still in germany. she was worried especially for her brothers who were still living in germany, so that that's possible others say that she did it to try to rehabilitate her own image in in germany. well, we'll never know but it's it's a troubling

helena home. >> it has been challenging. we thought it would be three months.r and we are still not back. liz: down the road from her, this wine company, where tree removal is still underway after the glass fire burn through 14 acres of their property. did you think a year later this is what your property would look like? >> i expected it to be further down the road than where we are, but i am glad we are making some progress. liz:. liz: rebuilding is just one of the many challenges for winemakers in a napa valley there is the drought, water shortage, and the threat of fires to come. >> it is pretty awesome. >> we made it through at least this. at least we are near the harvest. so there is a lot of real, positive energy. a lot of optimism. liz: and of course, resilience, as one year later the valley continues to rebound and rebuild. >> just have to rebuild. you know, just come back stronger. yeah. come back strong, napa strong. liz: liz kreutz, abc 7 news. dan: a live look at site now. we saw some drizzle this morning. dion:. dion: now showers are moving my nam

helena, thank you very much. we will of— will receive. helena, thank you very much.y arrested and handcuffed sarah everard. questions are being asked about the vetting process of the metropolitan police as wayne couzens have previously been accused of indecent exposure. the furlough scheme which has supported more than 11.5 million workers in the uk during the pandemic comes to an end. it is nice to be back and feel like you are earning your money, notjust getting it from the government. i think without furlough i dread to think without furlough i dread to think where we would be now. wayne couzens, the metropolitan police officer who made it sarah everard is due to the centres at the old bailey. thejudge is currently giving his remarks before handing down that sentencing. wayne couzens kidnapped sarah everard, falsely arrested her under the pretext of covid laws as she walked home from a friend's house in south london in white. thejudge is making his sentencing comments. he said sarah everard was a victim of a grotesquely executed a series of offences. let's go to o

helena wilkinson.ion, kidnap, rape, strangulation and fire. that is an indication of the terrible circumstances in which she met her death. we will have more from helen wilkinson later in this hour, live from the old bailey. let me bring you some other breaking news that has come in. these are the figures on coronavirus which have just been issued to us. the latest figures in the 24 hours to today are 36,722 cases. yesterday's figure was just over 34,500. the number of deaths recorded in the 24 hours to today, that would be deaths of people who have tested positive for covid within the last 28 days, 150 people reported in the last 22 hours. yesterday, 167 deaths had been reported. now to brighton and the labour party conference which has concluded after the speech by the party leader sir keir starmer. it was the first speech he has delivered in person to the labour conference because last year's was a virtual conference because of covid. the labour leader sir keir starmer praised the nhs and attacked t

helena, gusts to over 60 miles per hour. you see the areas in red under the red flag warning and that's until 8:00 tonight. really watching the north bay mountains for strongest winds but also for east bay hills and valleys under the red flag warning. we are dealing with hot temperatures as we head through our day inland. we are talking about 84 in san jose, 93 concord, 90 livermore, 90 san rafael. around the bay, a warm day with mid to upper 70s with sunshine. peninsula, low to mid 80s and 70 along the coast. >>> a red flag warning is in effect for east bay hills and valleys, north bay mountains. >> pge confirmed it will begin power shut offs in two counties at any moment. justin andrews is live in napa, one of the places that could be affected by power shut offs. >> reporter: more than 2,000 customers in solano and napa will be affected, most were notified over the weekend. those high offshore winds that mary mentioned this morning are set to bring higher than normal wildfire risk to energize power lines. statewide pge exp

helena wilkinson, bbc news, reading crown court. uk show that there 35,623 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. that means in the past week, there was an average of 33,459 new cases per day. there were 7,124 people in hospital with covid, according to the latest data. another 180 deaths have been recorded, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test, taking the average number per day in the last week to 143. 0n vaccinations, 89.6 % people aged 16 or over have had theirfirstjab, while 82.1% are now double vaccinated. and more than 350,000 people have booked a coronavirus boosterjab since the programme was launched in england last week. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports on the state of the vaccine programme. reunited — 91—year—old maggie keenan and matron may parsons. morning. 0h, maggie. good morning. we're allowed to hug, right? in december, may gave maggie her pfizerjab — the first in the world. today, they were back at university hospital coventry for their booster jabs. ready? yep. since th

helena wilkinson, bbc news, reading crown court. travels to los angeles to visit the brand new academy museum. right now, it's10:a5. traffic and weather together every ten minutes on the fives. another very hot day across southern california as offshore winds continue to pump in more of the hot, dry conditions. # everybody comes to hollywood. los angeles, widely regarded as the movie capital of the world, millions of dreamers have flocked here over the decades searching for hollywood people can go to hollywood boulevard, to the walk of fame or go on a studio tour. but many leave town disappointed that they haven't found a focal point in hollywood. this imposing new complex on the corner of wilshire boulevard and fairfax avenue may change all that when it opens its doors next week. hello from los angeles, i'm tom brooke, and welcome to our preview of the long awaited academy museum, billed as the largest institution in the us, devoted to exploring the art and science of movies and movie making. the museum's site consists of a convert

helena starting at 10 :00 a.m. masks are coming off in santa cruz county. they lifted the indoor mandate. the county has a moderate rate of covid-19 spread. now that 70% of people in santa cruz county are vaccinated, health officials say they don't see a problem with ending the mask policy. >> is it doing a lot of good for vaccinated people who have a good antibody response and are healthy to mask indoors if they are a symptomatically -- a symptomatic? it is probably not doing that much to be honest. reggie: they will closely monitor the transmission rate. other counties may follow suit depending on how that goes. kumasi: governor newsom will sign legislation to return a manhattan beach property to its rightful owners. bruce beach catered to black people and was taken from the bruce family because white residents, including members of the kkk, resented its success. they will take a vote to make that transferred to the bruce family descendants. >> transfer, wrong way. reggie: police arrested three people after this wild chase in the east bay that started aft

helena wilkinson, bbc news. could have a knock—on impact on other general practice services. are in trouble, because it's notjust a question of delaying it, it's all the cancellations of the many, many clinics, the many appointments which have already been booked in. and we know that patients already have a challenge getting through to reception. those receptionists are now going to be tied up, phoning other patients to cancel their appointments. we also think that, as we have just heard, not only is it likely that flu will be a higher risk this year, that we will have more cases, but also they are likely to start sooner because that's what we have seen from other viruses that children have got. now, just on that note, in terms of the delay to deliveries, do you think there is more that could have been done to pre—empt and prevent this? or is this something that was just simply unforeseeable? unfortunately in general practice, we spend our lives waiting and planning and not often being quite certain when the vaccines are going to come in until the last moment. it has been a c

helena, for the i moment, thank you very much, helena wilkinson at the old bailey.bout what happened to sarah. i am so sorry.— we all feel about what happened to sarah. i am so sorry. dame cressida dick, the commissioner _ sarah. i am so sorry. dame cressida dick, the commissioner of _ sarah. i am so sorry. dame cressida dick, the commissioner of the i dick, the commissioner of the metropolitan police. the prime minister has released a statement. he said, "there are no words that adequately express the horror of sarah's murder. like the rest of the country, i have been sickened by what we have heard over the course of this sentencing, and the pain and suffering endured by herfamily and friends is truly unimaginable. our police are there to protect us and i know that officers will share in our shock and devastation at the total betrayal of this duty. people must be able to walk on our streets without fear of harm and with full confidence that the police are there to keep them safe. no woman should have to fear harassment or violence. we will do everything possible to

over 50 miles an hour from mount st helena earlier this morning, but right now, these wind you can seenshore breeze out toward half moon bay about 15 miles an hour. here's our live camera looking out toward mount diablo of course, he's dry hillsides, a constant reminder that we are headed toward the peak of fire season, especially as we flip the calendar for tomorrow into october. so this area of high pressure you probably noticed his presence for today. now we're tracking this little weak system up to our north that will bring in more of an onshore breeze for your friday so little bit cooler right near the immediate coastline. temperatures there in the sixties to right around 70 degrees. england still fairly warm, close to 90 for your friday forecast and then by the weekend, this area of high pressure wants to rebuild once again, and that will lead to a slight warm up for saturday, sunday and monday and then by tuesday, we could be talking about a cool down and what's interesting, maybe a week from tomorrow. i know it's still a long ways out. there's a chance we could be talking about

yeah, below hamilton and st helena. um but as you look here, the model shows you tonight at about two a.m. c. the sick the calistoga area 20 miles an hour. 18 now it starts to back off, so it's really appears based on these model runs, which are being pretty consistent to be a very short lived event. so the scale of 1 to 10 this is a red flag warning very important, but this is a. hopefully it looks like it's going to hopefully verify it be a low grade red flag warnings still dangerous still important, but it's not coffee park or it's not campfire kind of a situation. so as we push forward to the next few hours, those winds will gradually pick up. i don't think you'll see the winds much in the east bay hills. i think you're below that. i think it's all going to be on the ridge tops above. probably 2000 ft. so anyway, that's it. red flag warning will go up and it will stay up until 11 a.m. tomorrow morning. all right, bill. we'll check back with you a little bit later. thank you. all evacuation orders have now been lifte

helena wilkinson, bbc news.this year is really important and the reason it's so important is because, due to lockdowns, we've had very low circulating influenza levels last winter. we do know when there are low circulating influenza levels the year before, often, we get high infection rates in the following year. so it's quite possible that we will have a high incidence of influenza this year. so it's really important to get the influenza immunisations, and really important to get it as soon as possible, so it is of concern there are delays. but hopefully this will be corrected soon and we'll get on in general practice, we always do, and deliver a really good immunisation programme for flu. and ijust hope that those who are eligible, which as you see are a much wider group, the over 505, and of course those with underlying illnesses and children and young people between two and 18 years of age, take up the flu vaccine when they are offered it. to discuss more on this, i�*m joined ljy to discuss more on this, i�*

helena wilkinson, bbc news, reading crown court.boosterjab since the programme was launched in england last week. from today the top—up vaccinations — available to the over—50s, as well as those most vulnerable to the virus — can be booked throughout the uk. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. reunited, 91—year—old maggie keenan and matron may parsons. reunited, 91-year-old maggie keenan and matron may parsons.— and matron may parsons. morning. mac uie. and matron may parsons. morning. maggie- good _ and matron may parsons. morning. maggie. good morning,. _ and matron may parsons. morning. maggie. good morning,. . - and matron may parsons. morning. maggie. good morning,. . so- and matron may parsons. morning. maggie. good morning,. . so nicel and matron may parsons. morning. l maggie. good morning,. . so nice to see ou. maggie. good morning,. . so nice to see yom in — maggie. good morning,. . so nice to see you. in december, _ maggie. good morning,. . so nice to see you. in december, may- maggie. good morning,. . so nice to see you.

she has yet to move back into her safe helena home. >> we thought it was going to be three months andt back. reporter: just down the road, the honeycutt wine cwhere tree l underway afterhe through 14 acres of property. did you think a year later this is what your property would look like? >> i'm glad they are making some progress. reporter: rebuilding is just one challenge for winemakers. the drought, the labor shortage, and the fear of more fires to come. >> everyone is so thrilled there is no fire, that is the thing you are looking at, but it is pretty -- >> we made it through the harvesporter: and of course resilience as one year later the valley continues to rebound and rebuild. >> we just have to rebuild. come back. we will come back stronger. reporter: in napa valley, abc 7 news. >> we had a little rain today and most of it was in the northbay. >> spencer, we hope for obviously wet weather the next few months. fire danger is going to be a main concern for some time. >> it appears that way. the little rain we had is welcome, but not enough to dent the rainfall deficit. as you kno

helena wilkinson, bbc news.ngland to be vaccinated against covid—19. some unions are warning the move would lead to more staff shortages but the government believe it's essential to protect vulnerable patients. our health correspondent jim reed is here. jim, there's a six week consultation on whether to go ahead with this? there is, ben. it is likely to affect over 1 there is, ben. it is likely to affect over1 million nhs front line staff in england, so these staff who work with patients day in and day out. around 12% of nhs workers in trusts have not had a second doused of the covid vaccine. in some areas, it could be as high as 22%. there is a big disparity in terms of areas. the government has already said that for care workers in england, they will need to have a vaccination by november. already the law in england on that front. ministers now consulting on whether to extend that to those 1.2 million nhs staff as well, unless they have a medical exemption, but some concern about this idea. unison, the idea wh

helena blocking gusts up to 66 miles per hour, mount diablo 61, knoxville 43, uc berkeley on campus,in orinda. tracking dangerous fire weather conditions, red flag warning for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys and that's until 8:00 tonight because of offshore winds, dry air, relative humidity values plummeting through the day and hot temps inland. we are seeing strongest winds with the offshore wind event and watching north bay mountains for high winds. as we go thh day we are going to see winds easing through the afternoon and especially for this evening. that's why the red flag warning will expire at 8:00 tonight. we are going to see dry air in place, temperatures are going to be warming up because of the dry air and we are looking at relative humidity values plummeting down to 11% in fairfield, 14% brentwood, 13% for napa, concord, as well as for livermore this afternoon. it still looks pretty dry as we look to your tuesday. let's check our temperatures as we go through our day, 80s and 90s inland with sunshine, 93 concord, 90 liver more and also for san rafael.

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helena winery that has turned to creative measures to try and survive. >> the life of a winemaker sounds of romantic, transforming grape into prized wine. yet a reality check. >> we have fire. we have smoke. this year we have drought. you can see our pound right there. napa winemaker, he says it's a reality of wine making. >> it is a bit of a climate disaster area. >> but this year's harvest is on the vine, on its way to the barrel. >> despite the challenges of the fruit in this spot, it looks fantastic. >> that may be due to creative measures employed earlier this summer when the grapes were exposed to a an unusual run of 100-plus degree weather. >> intense sun. you are just trying to protect them as much as possible. just like people, grapes get sunburned. >> so the winemakers turn to a practice common in the people world, rare in a vineyard, they used sun screen. >> you can see the sun green on the grapes just like on the humans. >> by spraying this white clay on the leaves in the fruit zone, you maintain the shade. >> it's a creative measure in an unsure time. >> on the right here is

helena, 43 knoxville, hills burg hills, 40-mile per hour wind gusts, oakland hills 22 as well as for livermore. even though winds will continue to ease through the day, relative humidity values will continue to plummet as we head through our afternoon. right now looking at 18% for fairfield, 19% concord, 21% in livermore. the red flag warning is in effect until 8:00 tonight for north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys. >> thank you. >>> new evacuation orders issued for people near the windy fire in the sequoia national forest. it has rapidly grown to more than 21,000 acres with 3% containment as of sunday morning. fire crews have been against the conditions. now a cold front is sweeping through. windy fire is among eight sparked by lightning during a storm last week. >>> i am following new vaccine requirements that went into effect today. taking a live look at downtown san jose this afternoon where the city is requiring proof of vaccination to enter many city buildings. starting today that applies to anybody attending an event of 50 or more people. the only exception, you can

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helena, 43 miles per hour. pine flat road in the north bay. 22 mile-per-hour wind gusts.at happens to the humidity. it really starts to drop. into tomorrow morning, 17%. 16% napa. single digits by the afternoon. 9% in napa. that is concerning. the fire danger will be highest in the north bay. mainly around napa county, sonoma county border. the concern is any fires that develop will quickly spread. the storm track around this time of year well to the north in the pacific northwest. climate prediction center has predicted a la niÑa to continue. 70% to 80% chance. the accuweather forecast is for dryer and warmer conditions for the bay area, southern california. winter rain percent. 50% to 70%. not looking promising for the bay area. less in southern california. we have chances of rain next week. october 7, possibility of wet weather into october 8 and ninth. let's hope it holds. a lovely view tonight. gusting in the hills. elevated fire danger in the north bay. warmer weather through the weekend. temperatures in the 40's to the 60's tomorrow morning. 40's around the north b

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. >> reporter: bottle rock has gor play foods from dozens of bay area restaurants including saint helenas goose and gander. >> it is awesome. i love this festival. we get to pump out a bunch of burgers and go have fun. >> reporter: they expect 100,000 people over three days. that is slightly less than pre- covid-19 years. >> it is my first festival. very chill, everyone is excited to be back around people again. >> reporter: in napa, betty yu, kpix5. >>> still ahead tonight, bay area nurses say their employers were unprepared for the pandemic and they are still feeling the effects. >>dog the bse op, everday get re. d beering a vaccine mandate for students. details on the plan. >>> air quality across the bay area was in the moderate category across the board. could be worse. could not see good air quality. we will track it. >>> new at 11:00. oakland school leaders are reportedly considering requiring all students, ages 12 and up, to get vaccinated. ousd school vice president will introduce the proposal next week. according to the latest data 65% of that age are fully vaccinated. last night

our correspondent helena wilkinson has more.eaving home on the day he was killed. he'd just told his mum he loved her. and then i went to the door and it was a boy that i knew... ..0lly wouldn't have anything to do with normally. and he said "olly�*s been stabbed." and ijust remember running back towards the stairs, because stuart was upstairs and shouting "olly�*s been stabbed," and his sister was up there as well, and they both came screaming down the stairs, and you ran out without your shoes on over to the field, and ijust, i remember when i got there, stuart just fell to his knees, and he just was screaming "my boy, my boy, no." and he screamed that, and i looked over and olly wasjust com pletely lifeless. an off duty nurse found olly. she tried to resuscitate him but he died at the scene. today olly�*s parents came to the court to see the three 14—year—olds who killed their son sentenced for their crimes. to have shared the short amount of time we had with him was a gift in itself. we relaxed for a few moments, preoccupied

let's get this report from helena wilkinson.red on a neighbours' door bell camera leaving home on a sunday afternoon injanuary. he had just told his mum that he loved her. i went to the door and it was a boy that i knew. olly wouldn't have anything to do with him normally. and he said, "olly has been stabbed." and ijust remember running back towards the stairs because stewart was upstairs and shouting "ollie has been stabbed!" his sister was upstairs as well. they both came screaming down the stairs and you ran out without your shoes on over to the field. an off—duty nurse walking her dog found olly and tried to resuscitate him, but he died at the scene. stuart just fell to his knees and he was just screaming, "my boy, my boy. n°_" he screamed that and i looked over and olly was just com pletely lifeless. there was somebody trying to do cpr, but the colouring of his skin and the fact that he just wasn't moving at all... yes, you knew immediately. he had gone. olly was lured to the park by the girl as part of the setup. the two b

helena, strongest wind gusts up to 66 miles an hour, mount diablo 57, hills burg hills 40 and uc berkeleye campus 18-mile per hour winds. let's talk about our temperatures. we are looking at highs soaring inland to the 80s and 90s, 90 livermore, 90 san rafael. low to mid 80s for the peninsula. a warm to hot day inland because of the offshore winds. we are seeing strongest winds now. through our day we are going to see winds ease a bit as we go through today. it's the north bay mountains specifically napa county where we are watching strong winds so we are watching at least those high winds picking up today and as we head through the rest of our afternoon and evening, you can see the winds easing a bit. we are really dealing with the low relative humidity values down to the teens. i will show you this in a moment. we are going to catch sunshine as we head through today, that dry air in place. tomorrow temperatures will be even hotter. we are looking at sunrise at 6:56 and sun set at 7:09. today, a warm to hot day. it does get hotter as we look to your tuesday with those temperatures soarin

you can start to see the northerly winds, especially for places like saint helena, yontville, napa as we go through tonight. that's when we will watch the strongest winds tonight into tomorrow morning for the north bay mountains. specifically the higher elevations. as we go through future cast taking you hour by hour with the skies all of us will see that sun for today as we look to tomorrow morning. clear start to our day and then that sunshine in the afternoon for your thursday afternoon. our sunrise at 7:03 and the sunset at 6:55 p.m. checking daytime highs, looking at low to mid-70s for the peninsula. around the south bay, looking at mid-70s. santa clara, upper 70's in morgan hill. as we look to the inland east bay from 82, concord, pleasant hill, upper 70's to the low 80's. 68 san francisco, 70 oakland and the north bay upper 70's to low 80's. here is the extended forecast for san francisco, oakland and san jose. there we go with the temperatures warming up as we look to the end of the workweek and into the weekend. inland east bay and for the north bay 80's and 90's and mid- 60s

helena, 43 miles per hour. pine flat road in the north bay. 22 mile-per-hour wind gusts. look what happens to the humidity. it really starts to drop. into tomorrow morning, 17%. 16% napa. single digits by the afternoon. 9% in napa. that is concerning. the fire danger will be highest in the north bay. mainly around napa county, sonoma county border. the concern is any fires that develop will quickly spread. the storm track around this time of year well to the north in the pacific northwest. climate prediction center has predicted a la niÑa to continue. 70% to 80% chance. the accuweather forecast is for dryer and warmer conditions for the bay area, southern california. winter rain percent. 50% to 70%. not looking promising for the bay area. less in southern california. we have chances of rain next week. october 7, possibility of wet weather into october 8 and ninth. let's hope it holds. a lovely view tonight. gusting in the hills. elevated fire danger in the north bay. warmer weather through the weekend. temperatures in the 40's to the 60's tomorrow morning. 40's around the

helena at 11:39. even heavy rainfall toward cobb and middletown as well. let's bring it over to the east bay. we've seen this reason be the most active right here toward discovery bay, also bethel island. all of this moving to the north with the potential for some line. it is pretty scattered at the current moment. all it takes is just one lightning strike. let's home we'll be in the clear from that. as we head out here to 2:00 tomorrow morning, we have the instability over the north bay with the chance of thunderstorms into early tomorrow morning. we'll keep it over the east bay as well. the same thing for about 6:00 in the morning. really, the highest risk is to the north and also to the east of us. and really, anywhere we would get any line strikes, not good here with how much of the state has burned this year. so i do think, here we go. once we head into the late morning hour, into the afternoon, we'll start to see those conditions clearing out. as we started off tomorrow morning, the temperatures will begin in the upper 50s and low 60s. we might need

an open to the prime minister calling for her contract not to be extended. 0ur news correspondent, helenaolitan police as commissioner, the first female to take on that role, in 2017. that was a five—year contract, that was due to come to an end this coming april. but we have now had confirmation from the home secretary, priti patel, in a statement that dame cressida will have her contract extended. that will take her up to 2024, april 2024. the commissioner has in a statement said, relating to that extension of her contract, that she is immensely honoured and humbled to have been asked to extend her time as commissioner for the next two years and she goes on to say that in the last 4.5 years, met teams have dealt with some extraordinary challenges, including most recently the pandemic, and delivered some fantastic results, critically, in reducing violent crime. that was her statement following confirmation she has had her contract renewed. 0ur correspondent, helena wilkinson. food shortages could be permanent, the food and drink federation has warned. ian wright, ceo of the food and drin

is certainly the one up in the north bay, which is mount st helena 20% humidity 40 mile an hour gusts, so it's come up from 30 about an hour and a half ago to 40 miles an hour. now that's up above 3500 ft. it's way up there, but still, the winds are. there are verifying up high. mount diablo has got 23 miles an hour and then the santa cruz mountains much less. with 11 miles an hour, so this is really a north based centric. ah event and i can show you on the model here, so just pick up pick out calistoga. find it on the map. i can't really point to it because i don't know my thing. but that right about 23. five a.m. is about the peak on the wind event and then watch how quickly it dies down. okay so it's a real quick event, and i'm looking at the guy backed it up again. but look at the contours, right? there's not a lot going on here. there's been nights where i've shown you this map, and it's painted all across the east bay hills. diablos sonoma county in read. write. those contours are in red and orange and yellow. it's not the case, so this is not a widespread event. it doesn't appe

helena and fire weather is coming back. >>> the weather has been a roller coaster this week and rainnorth bay from the sales force tower cameras. >>> we have this red flag warning that goes into effect 11:00 tonight and continues tomorrow morning so it is a 12 hour window and not for the entire bay area and just for north bay elevations over 1000 feet so the north bay mountains especially along the border between napa and sonoma county and further in the napa county and this wind gusts will be offshore and dry up to 35 miles per hour and humidity could drop but those things won't happen at exactly the same time which is why this is a borderline red flag warning and we will look at the fire weather tracker and each one of these is a different site that reports the current weather conditions and they turn red when they are in red flag conditions and we have an orange that on the map here where we were just

i've got some gusts up to 35 miles an hour on mount st helena out of the north, they could get up to45 miles an hour tonight at the highest elevations. most of you won't notice the thing the folks in the north and the east bay hills above 1000 ft. i don't know about the east bay hills, but i think the north bay hills of brown sonoma, you might, um let's take a look at the model here, and this will give you an idea. um about two a.m. u c i the clock up top. see that red area up by calistoga. that's the wind event that that little bull's eye right? see how quickly it goes away around eight a.m. it's still stays windy. but it's right in here. here's the sweet spot. looks like it's somewhere between one am and seven am something like that. and then it's gone. okay so originally had looked like it was going to be a two day. red flag warning, but that's not the case. fog gets swept away from the coast temperatures warm tomorrow doesn't turn into a heat wave just gets warmer. we'll see some low nineties again and then temperatures warm again on tuesday and cool after that. fog at the coast.

with more, here's helena wilkinson. counting down the weeks until their baby boy is due. oh, look.sis, prognosis, all good. but at the end of that, we kind of knew that was the end of the journey for having a family too. we were really fortunate that the cancer was caught early. it wasn't long after that we realised that surrogacy could be an option. hiya, there! how are you both doing today? within a few months ofjoining a nonprofit organisation, the couple were matched with their surrogate, miranda. the three of them have become close, meeting up regularly and speaking most days. miranda has two children of her own. she's wanted to be a surrogate since she was 18. it feels amazing to finally - make my dreams a reality and do something i've always wanted to do. just seeing the support- of my friends and my family throughout the whole process, i it really makes me feel humbled, to be around such amazing people i that have made my dream a reality. when a baby is born to a surrogate, they are deemed the legal mother, under uk law. it's not until a parental order is issued that legal

time near the town of chester, that's about 240 kilometres, 150 miles, north of the state capital helena6 passengers and 16 crew members on board the train, which had been travelling between seattle and chicago. us national transportation safety board has launched an investigation. we will bring you more information on this story as soon as we have it. following the release of its chief financial officer among mungo, while he says they will fight her charges. she left canada following a deal with us prosecutors and her release was co—ordinated with the transfer of two canadians held in china. president biden�*s republican opponents criticise the apparent prisoner swap. nomia iqbal has the report. the apparent prisoner swap. nomia iqbal has the report.— iqbal has the report. the long wait abroad _ iqbal has the report. the long wait abroad was _ iqbal has the report. the long wait abroad was full _ iqbal has the report. the long wait abroad was full of - wait abroad was full of struggle and suffering but when i walked down the staircase and landed on the ground, i was thrilled by the warm

helena wilkinson, bbc news.ot scheme. it would be the first time supporters won't have to be seated while watching top flight matches since reforms that followed the hillsborough disaster of 1989. laura scott is live at chelsea's stamford bridge ground, for us this evening. good evening, clive. yes, several leading clubs, including chelsea, behind me, have been future proofing their stadium to make sure they were ahead of the game in case safe standing is introduced in the future. and the majority of fans i've spoken to tonight are in favour of safe standing. they say it would create a better atmosphere, create more choice for fans, and that it might actually be safer for those that want to sit or stand. but this is an emotive subject. for more than 25 years, a blanket ban on standing at football matches has been in place in the top two divisions in england and wales. the reality, though, is that persistent standing has become a common sight at grounds. when premier league bosses met today, the significant, but

helena wilkinson is at the old bailey. exceptionally strong language from thejudge.about exceptionally strong language from the judge. tell us more about some of the reaction and what you have been hearing in court.— of the reaction and what you have been hearing in court. when wayne couzens was _ been hearing in court. when wayne couzens was sentenced _ been hearing in court. when wayne couzens was sentenced to - been hearing in court. when wayne couzens was sentenced to a - been hearing in court. when wayne couzens was sentenced to a whole l couzens was sentenced to a whole life order, what that means is he will never be released from prison. he will die in prison. he was shaking as he was sentenced, he was standing in the dock and sarah everard's parents were in the court room not too far away, listening to that sentence. the former metropolitan police officer who was a serving officer at the time sentenced for the kidnap, rape and murder of their daughter. in the sentencing remarks, thejudge described the case as devastating and tragic. he said the seriousness of

earlier my colleague martine croxall spoke to helena wright, who is transport manager for w's transportegional council of the road haulage association. she told us what the situation is like for companies like hers at the moment. basically, in the last two months of our firm, we have sold the two trucks off the road purely because we had an advert for hgv drivers and didn't get one applicant. not a single one? how unusual is that? in normal times, whatever they are these days — we have almost forgotten how normal times feel — what would the response normally be? i mean, normally we would have people on record to cool ——i mean, normally we would have people on record to call who had left their details, so this is the first time for our business that that has happened. but it is a problem that has been a long time coming, unfortunately. in what way? tell us how you could see this coming down the track. well, quite rightly in the previous clips, there is an age relation to drivers going out of the industry. you've got a lot of drivers that are over the age of 50, 55, that are looking to re

helena's goose and gander. >> i have always loved this festival. pe as100,people and ha fun.al ov the next re veonexciteto be ba. >>orin napa, kpix5. >> bottle rock is not the only entertainment available. there is a way to check out the best of the festival this weekend. >> we will be bringing you best of the festival tonight at 7:00 right here on kpix5. joan jett and the black cards and st. paul and the broken bones. the concert series continues next saturday with the best acts of this season. >>> almost 5 million children have been with covid-19. as kids return to school nationwide, a new campaign is launched a urge parents to get their kids vaccinated. the campaign wants parents to t throfor 22% of new cases nationwide. >>> all students aged 12 and older are encouraged to get vaccinated. the oakland school board school president will introduce a proposal next week. the latest data shows 65% of residents between 12 and 17 are fully vaccinated. >>> the three largest school districts in san jose are reporting low covid-19 rates among students. in

helena wilkinson, bbc news.with us. the mother of one of those who died, ben king, has called this a scandal. would you agree with that? absolutely, yes. however, scandals doh't _ absolutely, yes. however, scandals doh't fix _ absolutely, yes. however, scandals don't fix anything personally, and i share _ don't fix anything personally, and i share her— don't fix anything personally, and i share her concern that change has to arise from _ share her concern that change has to arise from these dreadful tragedies. what sort _ arise from these dreadful tragedies. what sort of change? i�*m arise from these dreadful tragedies. what sort of change?— arise from these dreadful tragedies. what sort of change? i'm greedy and ambitious, what sort of change? i'm greedy and ambitious. so _ what sort of change? i'm greedy and ambitious, so i'm _ what sort of change? i'm greedy and ambitious, so i'm thinking _ what sort of change? i'm greedy and ambitious, so i'm thinking about - what sort of change? i'm greedy and ambitious, so