part of kensington is known as red square because of so many russians that live there.am sorry, live there. but we will not say, i am sorry, you've got to get out.” suspect most are perfectly legitimate and they are, of course they will stay. but the whole idea we have a very close economic relationship with russia needs addressing because very little of out addressing because very little of our trade is with russia, less than 196 our trade is with russia, less than 1% of our exports and less than 1% of imports coming from russia. i suspect that where it gets embarrassing is bp four example has a high proportion of shares, so there are economic connections. but russia is not a major trading partner this country. so we can afford to be mean to them? we need to be on the other hand... and she should do this, be even more specific about the fact this is not that the russian people because we are ina that the russian people because we are in a very fragile time anyway and we do not need to have another group that will be yelled on the streets. we should be careful about tha

.>> it is raining for some towards kensington and albany. that is a good line going straight forward. >>> welcome back to ktvu mornings on 2. we are talking about the current status of the local reservoirs.>> reporter: come summer, would that be watering ? probably not. lake shasta, the biggest reservoir is exactly where it should be at this time of year. lake oroville is a special case. that is for a deliberate reason. as work continues on the face and spillways on the dam for another year, it will allow work to continue even if a huge atmospheric river should dump a lot of water into it. it is a possibility. east bay utilities district says east bay reservoirs are in good shape at 94 and 74 percent full. >> right now we are at 80 percent capacity. which is great. that is exactly where we want to be at this point in the season when we expect more rain. we make it three feet. we got two and half feet over the last two weeks. at the forecast is the way we think it will, it is a good march.>> reporter: san francisco owned reservoir. >> we are

she loves to run laps around kensington gardens which is just south of kensington palace.she's a fan of a private members club that do intensive fitness training classes. >> reporter: in "harry: life, loss, and love" her healthy influence has rubbed off on harry. >> he likes to start his days with green juice like meghan. you'll often see him visiting the gym. and he's given up his beloved marlboro lights, or at least smoking less and drinking less. >> i've been blessed with a lot of hair. >> reporter: oh, we know. whether she wears it down and loose or in a messy bun, meghan's hair has made headlines. her style is similar to what her character rachel wears. >> we've got this rachel quintessential polished blauout. in real life i like more texture and play with it. >> reporter: for her glowing complexion, she visits london's skin guru, specialty a deep face massage. >> to give you that high cheekbone. >> reporter: when it's time for a girls' night out with friends the future royal drops by the brown cow pub owned by a friend of harry's. a killer burger, bloody marys, and c

a third for kensington. kentfield over a quarter. and richmond about that.07 mountainview .06. there will be low clouds, mix of sun and clouds continued very mild. afternoon highs getting up with sun breaks. the focus is santa cruz and moderate to heavy. north of that not so much. but i will wrestle with that on friday. partly sunny. partly cloudy today. mostly cloudy friday. and then saturday into sunday morning and the pattern changes. we will get rain and it will come in from the north enstead of the west southwest. our system is long gone and there's not much left except for the low clouds. airflow is out of the west southwest that's going to continue to funnel in moisture. so we will get sun breaks and clouds. 40s, 50s on the temps. around the bay 50s. alameda 54. the city is 52. richmond 5 #. berkeley 52a lot of 53s in oak lan. there's moisture moving -- 53. berkeley 52a lot of 53s in oak lan. 46, 47 eu keyinga -- cue a and 30s -- ukiah. the snow level has gone up. a lot of cloud cover on the way and look at the train of moisture that extends south to

else reado berkeley and kensington pretty good rain. mountainview .06. a quarter of a inch to a half inch north. far less to the south. the system not much left. 40s and a lot of 50s. cloud cover maybe mist and drizzle. east bay temps 5 # seems possible. alamo and danville blackhawk and brentwood shows that as well. temperatures will be on the mild side again and with that last little push that's about it. a little around scotts valley. partly cloudies later. but a few sun breaks. the moisture from the tropics will play into the weather and weekend. rainfall progeeks looks good especially monterey south. it will be in line for us. that's from the north. so from the south mild warm to cold pattern and lower snow levels again. middle of next week. 60s mid to upper to low 70s. this is when sal is getting his working boots on big time because things change about this time. >> that's right. >>> now, kevin and i have been told kevin is the guy who operates the cameras back there. that there's a guy who drove on or guy or gal i should say a person who drove on

. >> today kensington palace announced an inverness native will bake the wedding creek. >> meet claire. she will bake the cake for the royal wedding. this is ptak's instagram post. she said this about prince harry and meghan markle. they both share so many of the same values regarding food provenance, sustainability, seasonality, and of course flavor. she owns violet cakes in london, where she's been winning over fans. she grew up in inverness, learning to bake for her mom. she went on to work for the legendary alice waters as pastry chef for chez panisse in berkeley. >> she's always been more adventurous with her cake-making than i have. that's stood her in good stead. >> kensington palace says the cake will be covered with buttercream and fresh flowers. maybe it will look something like this. it will serve 1,200 guests. the wedding is on may 19th. kristen sze, abc 7 news. >>> drum roll, please. ringo starr is now sir ringo starr. the former beatles drummer was knighted today. >>> a dispensary will open next month next to amoeba music. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more. >>

this is about people who have loads of money in kensington and knightsbridge and in the countryside,nd out what the money is, where is it coming from, what is it being used for, what is it popping up? how is that leaving? what is going on? part of the problem, and this has been coming on for a long time, is that there are little vendettas and sort ofa there are little vendettas and sort of a little thing going on in the country between various factions of the country and we need to know what it is. indeed. ledecka weapons are being booked for but they are hard to find, aren't they, bruce? -- political. she wants to make it easier to seize money, criminal money, but bonnie says we have a lot of money in the country and we are led to understand most of it is legitimate and we are not trying to have a war with the russians in the country, but it is quite legitimate to save if this is criminal money we don't want it or you and i suspect there has been quite a sort of a, people have been relaxed about it is the kindest way of putting it, but i think it is part and parcel of theresa may's

. >> today kensington palace announced an will bake the wedding creek. >> meet claire ptak.bake the cake for the royal wedding. this is ptak's instagram post. she said this about prince harry and meghan markle. they both share so many of the same values regarding food provenance, sustainability, seasonality, and of course flavor. she owns violet cakes in london, where she's been winning over fans. she grew up in inverness, learning to bake for her mom. she went on to work for the legendary alice waters as pastry chef for chez panisse in berkeley. >> she's always been more adventurous with her cake-making than i have. that's stood her in good stead. >> kensington palace says the cake will be covered with buttercream and fresh flowers. maybe it will look something like this. it will serve 1,200 guests. the wedding is on may 19th. kristen sze, abc 7 news. >>> drum roll, please. ringo starr is now sir starr. the former beatles drummer was knighted today. >>> a dispensary will open next month next to amoeba abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more. >> reporter: the berkeley m

the only other information we have tonight is that kensington palace has said the duke of cambridge hadplans to attend this year's world cup in russia. because this was one of the things that boris said yesterday, but potentially, if it was found to be that russia had been involved in this incident, then diplomats and dignitaries would not go to the games and this has been confirmed. you are right, words are not going to be enough. already there has been some talk from labour about what sanctions would be imposed and that is indeed what happened after the murder of alexander litvinenko, and this case resemblance similar resemblances to. some argue that the sanctions locker is empty. there are sanctions locker is empty. there are sanctions on russia over ukraine and crimea, sanctions over alexander litvinenko, one wonders if the british have to go after those russians who are here, funnelling money into this country? in mayfair and knightsbridge or whatever. is that the kind of response that is perhaps needed ? that the kind of response that is perhaps needed? it is potentially. i don't

both are living at kensington palace in london and meghan has been dropping by william and kate's apartmenthomemade treats. meghan is an avid cook. when she pops in to visit with kate, little george and charlotte, the goodies might be a thank you for kate tutoring her in royal ways. >> katie nichols is the author of "harry, life, loss and love." she says meghan has already decided that inside of st. george's chapel will be filled with flowers. >> i'm told that the church is going to be dressed in her favorite spring time blooms so expect to see a lot of peonies. and i'm told from my sources at windsor castle that the queen is being very, very accommodating. she has said to the couple this the your wedding. this is your day. plan it as you want it. >> peter green is the flower supery -- supplier to buckingham palace. and he expects to do the arrangement for meghan and harry's big day. >> they are nice to do. people are asking me people who me me are you doing the royal wedding? are you doing the royal wedding? yeah, i expect so. i have done them before and i do stuff for them every week. so

. >>> new information from the west kensington section of philadelphia. some people were forced out into the cold and the high winds in the storm to get away from a fire that ripped through their three-story row home on hancock street. the fire started at 4:00 a.m., firefighters searched the reported. >>> police say they capture man accused of murdering his wife and another women in the mayfair section. a brief chase led police to hunting valley. police say he s his 42-year-old wife and a 71-year-old woman in the head inside a home on the 3400 block of chippen daily avenue. >>> beginning monday, the cherry hill school district will implement new security measures, the news follows the rampage that happens at a school in florida. there will be increased presence of police officers at the end of school year. all parents, guardians and mothers must present photo i.d. and student i.d. number to be allowed in the school. every school will be required to do one fire drill and security drill every month. >>> time 5:09 a.m. teen sexting is on rise, we have advice

kensington palace says the prince will visit jordan. way 17 you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> taking a live look in san jose right now at 280 and highway 17. right now that rain continues to fall. we'll continue to monitor that here on "today in the bay." >> the latest is pretty long overdue after one of the driest februarys on record. at the same time there are very real concerns in areas hit hard by last year's wildfires. the good news, however, toxic run-off. about four months to clear hazardous waste and is reported to be near completion. >>> and in southern california people who live below the area where those december wildfires burn are now being advised to evacuate. extended heavy rains triggered damaging mud slides. montecito is one of those under warnings. you may remember people died there back in january. chp says there are no plans to close highway 101 which was closed for days after the january slide. >>> to those who

video shows police body slamming a man to the pavement and inside the side of a swimming pool in kensington. police arrested james yeager, the former officer yesterday. the fraternal order of police say the video is one sided and does not tell the entire story. he was fired after the incident. >>> u.s. attorneys and the fbi are holding a press conference regarding the guilty verdict of allentown ed pawlowski. he plans on appealing. the city council president will take over in the interim. >>> republican leaders of the pennsylvania house are urging the state representative to resign it comes amid allegations that he forced a women to have sex with him while killing another and brand dishing a gun. the gop said the claims should be investigated by police, they think he should step down in the meantime. he denies the allegations and is not charged with any crime. >> david the storm is here and we have bands of rain moving through. >> reporter: live for us, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we are entering a lull and seeing that in the western suburbs, again as we move this for you, you ca

cell phone video shows police body smminth on to t and into ta swimming pool in kensington. police arrested former officer james yeager yesterday. the fraternal order of police says the video is one sided and does not tell the entire story. the police department fired him this past summer. >>> u.s. attorney and fbi is holding a press conference involvin the guilty verdict against he had pawlowski. the injury convicted him on 47 of 54 charges. he awarded contracts to business owners who funded campaign. in his 4th term he must resign, city council president will take over in the interim. >>> republican leaders of the pennsylvania house is urging the state representative to resign amid allegations that nick mccorelli forced a woman to have sex with him while brandishing a gun. leaders are sinlaims should be investigated by police. he denies the allegations and is not charged with any crime. >> david joins with accuweather, so when peopleretut will be worse than it is right now. >> reporter: we'll see wet snow mixing in. there are hints of snow out west of philadelphia and poin

charlie d'agata is in london outside kensington palace. days, but who's counting. we're counting. for those who have been invited receiving the golden ticket will be an event in itself. behold the most coveted wedding invitation of the cenry. not counting the other one. the gilded invites are printed in american ink on english paper in keeping with the transatlantic spirit of their union. handmade by the delightfully named apprentice. >> keeping it for my mom. anything else she would be the first person i called. >> reporter: secrets remain who may be on the list and not. royal correspondent. >> do you think president trump or any of the family will be invited? >> no. president trump won't be invited and never expected to be invited. this is not a state occasion or wedding. >> reporter: the invitation reveals a traditional dress code. day dress with hat. whether harry now general capital of the royal marines will don full military dress as he did for his brother's wedding or opt for a dressed down morning suit is anybody's guess. there's a

kensington palace says 2500 on the guest list, nearly half of those will be members of the public.e ask people chosen are from a wide range of backgrounds and ages. the guests will get to watch them arrive at the chapel on may 19th. >>> meteorologist mike nicco will introduce us to this week's perfect pet. >> this week we're going to have a cutie for us. this is dagmar, an 8-year-old chihuahua. she's very friendly and knows how to sit as well as several other commands. now, she's run into a little hardship. this is her second time at the shelter so she could really use a forever home. if you're interested, call friends of the alameda animal shelter at the number on your screen, 510-337-8565. no word on why she's been back twice, but she's well behaved, knows commands. >> she needs another chance. >> hi, i'm chris harrison. you know, if i can change just one person's life today, i'll be very happy. and trust me, they'll be very, very happy. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. you guys ready to play

kensington palace announced prince harry and meghan markle have decided on the bakery to make their cake, the pastry chef is from the north bay, claire, once worked at berkeley's, and now has violet cakes in london. it will be covered with butter cream and decorated with fresh flowers. >>> new at noon, affordable housing activists are protesting in berkeley following the developer's proposal to build on a sacred village and burial site. jessica flores spoke to members of the tribe and builders. >> reporter: prayers and song in this berkeley parking lot at 1900 4th street near hurst avenue. gathers say this is a ceremony to protect the site that the ohlone tribe considers sacred but could be soon developed into apartments. >> this is the first village and cemetery that was ever inhabited along the san francisco bay. >> reporter: the ohlone tribe says it's a burial site of their ancestors, part of what's known as the west berkeley shell mound. >> this is the last open space in the entire place that has not been developed upon and we need to protect and preserve this place. >> reporter: bla

. >> reporter: it's been a long journey to kensington palace but her mother never doubted how far heraughter's passion to bake could take her. >> it's a little teensie weensie slice of history that we get to experience. >> reporter: in point reyes, john ramos, kpix 5. >> after the couple ties the knot, slices of cake will be mailed to guests as a you this memento thank you. >>> barbara lee is taking on the the secretary of education. why she says betsy devos has her head in the sand. >> reporter: new developments in the austin, texas serial bombings this morning. what we know about the shooter following a police pursuit that happened just hours ago next. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... the start... >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, march 21st. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside on this rainy wednesday morning. a live look at some of the traffic on 880 in oakland. wet roads out there. on the left we have a live shot of san francisco. you can see the rain coming down this morning. >> yeah. >> f

one call they took brought them to a man who overdosed on heroin in kensington. paramedics worked to revive him on the side of the road. they gave him two doses of narcan and no response. he later died at the hospital. sometimes thankless, and with the threat of injury and even violence on the job paramedics and emts sometimes become patients themselves. denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >> the philadelphia police department has created new rules to deal with assault attack patients. >>> a man shot at point-blank range in the face and police don't think he's going to make it. it happened about an hour ago. the gunman is on the run tonight. >>> students at a philadelphia high school can expect an increased police presence tomorrow in response to a shooting threat posted on social media. the instagram posts warns students of a certain ethnic background would be shot at an charter high school. tonight we spoke to the vice chair of the anti-violence coalition. she has a son who goes to the school. she admits students are scared. >> it's definitely not funny, and when you d

a federal lawsuit alleges years of abuse of power by the kensington police chief and a few of his officers. a husband and wife have filed lawsuit. according to court documents it began if 2012 when the couple said their five-year-old son was physically abused at a local camp. it claims the chief asked the couple to drop the complaint against the counselor as a personal favor and placed his gun on the table in a threatening manner. since then the police have made their live difficult, trying to frame them. so far no response from leaders. >>> the fight for gun control focused on a local credit card company on the peninsula. activists gathered outside of the headquarters for visa in foster city. they claim visa can slow assault weapon sales by simply not processing payments from retailers which sell assault weapons. advocates delivered a stack of petitions with more an 100,000 signatures. >> they could go along way to stopping or slowing the sale of assault weapons around the country with a single change to their terms of service. >> and we're not asking people to give up their guns. but the

we'll take you to kensington palace for a countdown to the big day. i'm anne-marie green.ons by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. >>> a live look this morning at the gorgeous golden gate bridge. nice conditions. it will be warm again. good morning. it's friday, march 30th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. it is friday. >> yeah. >> it is 4:30. and we have jaclyn and neda here with our traffic and weather. everything pretty cool right now. >> cool as a cucumber. >> it's going to heat up but not as warm as yesterday. so it was a toasty one yesterday. we broke records all across the bay area. here's a great view of the golden gate bridge at this hour. i also want to show you how beautiful this shot it from our sutro tower from the east. here are your headlines for this friday. it's looking like our temperatures will be a little bit cooler today. just by a few degrees. so it will still be warm. but also, this weekend, cooler and cloudier. so temperatures will continue to drop. but we are staying dry for a whole other week so i'll let you know whe

and it was bitterly cold with snow at kensington gardens let's get the latest weather forecast now —nd force across parts of the south east, the london area, and also in yorkshire and lincolnshire into the north midlands and on sunday the south—west of england and south wales. these are the areas most at risk of seeing some disruptive snowfall. particularly where we have this more persistent snow drifting westwards through the rest of the night. still feeding showers into eastern areas, and some clear spells, as well, with temperatures below freezing, so widespread frost and some ice tomorrow. tomorrow, this area of snowfall could bring up to 20 centimetres of a higher ground in the south—west. it will snow here for a good part of the day. elsewhere, shell is blowing in on the easterly wind but maybe not as many as today. drive towards the south east, but it will still feel cold. —— dry towards the south east.

and it was bitterly cold with snow at kensington gardens in london. thank you for those.lling 23 british diplomats in the row over the nerve agent attack on a former spy. the prime minister insisted that the kremlin must account for its actions. police investigating the murder of a russian businessmen in london contact other exiles to discuss their personal safety. facebook suspends a data company which worked for president trump's election campaign. police have launched a murder investigation after 2 women were shot and killed at a house in st—leonards—on—sea, in east sussex. two other women — including one who's pregnant — were taken to hospital suffering from shock after the shooting. a 35 year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. temporary chief superintendent, jason taylor from east sussex police —— made the following statement. i would like to begin by saying our thoughts are with the family and friends of the victims who tragically died following a shooting at a house in bexhill road, st leonards, last night. 0fficers responded immediately to a reporti

then through berkeley, kensington, orinda, rain is heavy through richmond as well and up to the north, martinez, christie, hercules, this whole area, benicia, you haven't gotten a break in vallejo, either, this strong, strong downpour is occurring all day throughout the day yesterday and early this morning. so it's going to continue. we'll time it out for you hour by hour in a bit. >> thank you. >>> and right now, we are tracking an accident that has one lane blocked along the eastshore freeway westbound 80. it's closer to san pablo avenue instead of mcbryde. here's a live look at 80 near 4. so folks making their way through hercules really not seeing those delays just yet. but you can see that water is spraying up on the roads when cars drive by lots of ponding in the lanes. please be careful. you have another wet commute ahead of you. so you can see speeds dip below 50 miles per hour approaching the scene of the crash and then things start to pick up and you're back in the green making your way towards the maze. westbound 24 at fish ranch road, say that three times real fast, it's a

and it was bitterly cold with snow at kensington gardens in london.t with it some extremely high tides — and in norfolk, that's left some cliff top homes in danger of falling into the sea tonight. emergency services have spent the day asking residents in the town of hemsby near great yarmouth to leave. louise hubball has this report. this is just how close these homes are to the cliff edge. this, the most honourable, being check to buy the coxswain of pansy lifeboat. concerns of high tide. this, one of six houses at risks. the owner here left yesterday evening. at the other properties, wejust left yesterday evening. at the other properties, we just constantly visited them throughout the evening and will do this evening to make sure they are safe, that they have got appropriate measures in place. we've got a grab bag in the event they decide to evacuate up fairly quickly. in 2013, the largest tidal surge in 60 years saw three homes we re surge in 60 years saw three homes were washed away in hemsby and four so badly damaged they had to be demolished. no

kensington into 5:57 tonight. let's go ahead and bring it a little more off to the north. also continued heavy pockets of rain into hercules by 5:41 this evening. down towards the south, you can see things will pick up here into fremont, as we continue out the next 10 to 15 minutes. and sunol, heavier downpours right there on 680 as we hit 6:00 tonight. and for the south bay, we've seen some showers now starting to move close to san jose. we're certainly going to keep that chance here as we head right into 6:00 tonight. and as we've been mentioning, i know it's been on. it's been off. we've needed the rainfall. but some of you want a break. you want some sunshine. so we're going to bring you through your hour-by-hour forecast for tomorrow so you know better how to plan. and you can see once we hit tonight, we still have that chance of wet weather. it's going to be hard-pressed to get dry weather in here tomorrow just because we have a brand-new system lining up. so that means got to keep the windshield wipers on auto for tomorrow morning. scattered rain possible at 6:00 a.

the duchess of cambridge is to become a royal patron of the v&a museum in south kensington.organisations including the national portrait gallery and the natural history museum. let's have a look at the travel situation now. on the tube, bethnal green station is closed due to a staff shortage. there are minor delays on the piccadilly line between acton town and uxbridge. that's due to a signal failure. there's a good service on all other lines. on the trains: a points failure at wimbledon station is causing delays of up to half an hour on south western railway. there are also delays and possible cancellations on great northern because of overhead wire problems at alexandra palace. in barking, an accident on the lodge avenue flyover is blocking the a13 ripple road coming into town. traffic's queuing back to ferry lane. let's have a check on the weather now with now with kate kinsella. good morning. a rather grey and damp damp start this morning. outbreaks of rain. some quite heavy. gradually clearing. dry and bright in the afternoon. the rain will clear eastwards. showers to f

the labour mp for kensington claims the council has spent more than £20 million keeping survivors ofp for croydon central told the commons that the problem had reached what she called "epidemic" levels and that a shortage of money had led to problems in her constituency. at least three quarters of head teachers have had to cut staff, special needs provision and support like men touring which are all crucial in preventing crime. now that this epidemic has infiltrated our schools, will he admit that school cuts are threatening our children's safety? the department for education says it's working with the home office to update schools on the latest security guidance in relation to knives. london boroughs have the highest number of a—roads with potholes in england. a bbc investigation has learned the three worst boroughs include the city of london, westminster and tower hamlets. westminster and tower hamlets. all three need to repair an average of 14% of their roads. the rac says the number of drivers breaking down after hitting potholes has risen. let's have a look at the travel situati

communities secretary sajid javid described the delays — and the role of kensington and chelsea councils that of the 209 families that need new homes, 62 have so far been moved into permanent accommodation. -- 204 —— 20a families. it's been a turbulent week for facebook. overnight its founder, mark zuckerberg, finally apologised, after data from an estimated 50 million subscribers was used by the british company cambridge analytica. and today, chief operating officer sheryl sandberg also came out defending the social media company, saying they let too many people down. our media editor amol rajan is here. facebook is under a lot of pressure. it certainly is and some important developments in the last 2a hours, even this evening. mark zuckerberg has been asked personally to testify in front of american lawmakers and may have to do that. secondly, you mentioned sorel but sandberg, it's not a question of if facebook gets more regulation but when, she said. it seems to be the relationship between silicon valley and washington looks set to change and i think that's one reason why there is pr

physical health and mental health so you can get a distributor and i think from tower hamlets to kensington and the average life expectancy for a man easily goes up by i think eight years which is. it's an hour trip and that is decided by you know different types aspects like the access to good g.p.s. in the culture around g.p.s. pollution mental health services i mean working class men men from the bottom fifth of the size again around ten times more likely to kill themselves the men from the top fifty society and is is this or this guiding thing where if you don't explicitly talk about class and if you don't factor your laws and your services and the way the public life operates around big knowledge with inequality exists then you believe people open and they are just vulnerable and abandoned and that's something the brain is really sort of dropped the ball on i mean i would definitely argue that call is have the hall of all of the issues that are affecting people in this country of course we have to take things like sex and disability and race into consideration of course we did but i th

it will also includejordan and kensington palace is saying in the summer. thank you.is first competitive game tonight, as his side takes on france in the she believes cup — being hosted by the us. in a bbc interview, neville says he feels there are "probably people his appointment in january was criticised because of his lack of coaching and women's football experience. jo currie reports. from international player to international head coach. tonight, phil neville will take his seat on the bench for the first time as england women's manager. his appointment was controversial. critics said he lacked coaching experience, had never worked in the women's game before, and he was forced to apologise for sexist tweets on his first day in the job. however, neville insists he's the right man to lead the lionesses. it's about getting results on the field, and yes, it will take a little bit of time, but like i say, there's a thirst for learning. wins buy you time to implement more, and i think this tournament gives us a great, great opportunity to win games of football against t

and it was bitterly cold with snow in london, this was kensington gardens during the day. the daytime high today reached —7.1 celsius with wind dusts in excess of 85 mph, this gives a feel like literature of —22. ben has a weather forecast. that is extremely cold, what are the prospects for it getting warmer? good evening to you. the prospects are actually that as we go through into the coming week things will turn warmer. but we have another day or two to wait. and some more snow to come in places. i have a couple of silly pictures for you as well, this one from kent earlier on from one of our weather watchers. snow scene clone to sheffield as well and more snow to come. this is the radar picture from earlier on. can see just how many snow showers there are adhered, plenty. it thick and fast and then down here to the south, some more persistent snow that is drifting its way westwards. a couple of met office be prepared warnings in force for parts of east yorkshire, lincolnshire to the north midlands. to the south—east and the london area and those warnings will bejoined b

prince harry and meghan markle have invited more than 2,000 people — including 1,200 members kensingtonuding charity workers and local school children. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. thank you, and eton. here's some sport now with 0lly foster. phil neville is off to a winning start with the england lionesses. they thrashed france 4—1 in ohio in a friendly tournament. two thrashings for arsenal against manchester city in five days. they are ten points of the premier league top four, 30 points off city at the top. the british men took gold in the tea m the british men took gold in the team pursuit at the world track cycling championships. laura kenny helped the women to silver in the netherlands. laura muir has herfirst major medal, winning 3000 metres bronze on the first day of the world indoor athletics championships in birmingham. i will be back with a full update after 10am. thank you. 20 years ago, 37—year—old former soldier christopher alder died handcuffed and face down in a hull police station after choking on his own vomit. a group of officers stood chatting nearby. the

that looks to be this stronger and -- strongest coming out of kensington. heading towards martin of, that could give you some brief hail, that is lit up. there are some pockets of rain. some of it is still hanging on. this is by san mateo. this is what i want to focus on. if you are in the santa cruz mountains, there is a good line that is starting to move in. that is the leading edge. there will be heavy rain associated with this. we will take a look at it when we get better at satellite image. we have a winter weather warning until 11 pm tonight. 20s and 30s today. it will be all snow from 4000 feet up. 40s and 50s right now. we are about 10 degrees cooler from yesterday. 47 degrees in oakland. 47 degrees in santa barbara. this is swinging in. this would be more rain not showers. it is picking up. it is going toward the monterey peninsula. it is close to the san jose mountains. to the north it will be a combination of rain and snow as we go into the next week. the system on tuesday and wednesday will go port central and southern california. we are still i

richmond just a mistake and now it is heading towards kensington. walnut creek will be next. berkeley, it is started to pick up there. you are waking up to the sound of raindrops in those areas. right now light rain to the coastal mountain ranges. here are the mountains, across truck he -- truckee covered in snow. tomorrow morning we will see elevation levels dropped to as low as 3000 feet. interstate 80 we're noticing that's no. it is the heavy snow. >>> you will need chains if you're heading to the sierra along interstate 80 and highway 50. be sure to put them in your car before you head out towards the sierra. right now we are dealing with a crash along northbound 87 approaching highway 101. it is not slowing anyone down. chp was running some traffic breaks, but it looks like they clear that activity. the rest of the ride through the south bay looking pretty good. lots of green on the maps. a new accident eastbound 580 on north flynn road. it is blocking one lane, but not slowing anyone down at this point. it looks like we have a new problem on the lower deck at the bay br

carol: we talked about sir kensington's. >> it took the world by storm in 2010, but the real birth of008 at brown university in a campus apartment. these two econ majors read this gladwell story about how heinz dominated the category and they were foodies, but let's give this a try. they started making ketchup in their kitchen and came across this all-natural, not too sweet version and they started packaging it and two years later, they were able to sell 40,000 jars. jason: such an interesting example of capturing a moment in the zeitgeist. >> precisely, ketchup is a comfort food staple and if you are a college kid you think about it in terms of burgers and fries, but they looked at the bigger picture and saw an opportunity that happened to coincide with america's culinary obsession or renaissance, where people wanted to upgrade every aspect of their pantry and foods. jason: and are willing to spend money on it. they are not price-sensitive and quite the opposite, are willing to pay a premium. kate: it is a badge of honor if you are going to spend eight dollars on a bottle of ketchup

it's quite interesting, the invitation is a work of art, on the twitter feed, kensington —— kensingtonch invitation was fed by hand into the press and the black ink printed on the face, once completed it was washed and reset ready for the gold print run of the crest. as the final, finalfinishing print run of the crest. as the final, final finishing touch they we re final, final finishing touch they were bevelled and gilded in gold along the edges and that means it looks cold not just along the edges and that means it looks cold notjust when you view it from the top but from the site. gosh, just looking for spelling mistakes! will we know who those invitations have been sent to add any stage before the day? invitations have been sent to add any stage before the day7m depends, whether people decide to talk about it and i would suspect the answer to that will be probably not. you remember one of the spice girls seem to get into a bit of trouble saying they were invited and then they are not? we wait to find out. you and i have blown any chance. moving on. william and kate, she is eight mo

rain is coming down for your section and it is moving towards kensington. martinez is next. it's going to pick up the walnut creek and really starting to notice this so that's a lot of the direction it is going and across the north bay totals are looking pretty impressive. as far as those rain totals go, 1.11 inches sandra osborne is joining us from that summit. tell us what you are dealing with.>> reporter: well, we're getting a break. and, this photographer set it up. and, you can get a good luck. but also, the fact that the wind is blowing it all over the place. behind me, it is highway 17. the roads are slick. be extra careful out of the roadways. but we have some video of what we first pulled up. and, heavy downpours. you know we aren't out of the woods just yet. we still have those rain chances. and back out here live, we aren't seeing any major puddles where we are right now chp is reporting a couple of areas that are seeing some road flooding concerns. but again, that is something that could change. leave extra early be extra safe and i'm going to get back in the tru

this man is wanted for attacking a woman in kensington. see if you recognize him or maybe what he's wearing. police say in july of 2016 he grabbed a woman and choked her until she passed out. she woke up naked along jasper street. >>> the three people vaiing to be governor took place in a debate today. they answered tough questions this afternoon. ellsworth and mango are from the pittsburgh area. she's an attorney he's a businessman. wagner is a state senator and also the owner of a waste company in york county. they talked about the importance of new businesses, education and jobs in the state. >> i see pipelines delivering that energy for families and businesses. i see downstream businesses that will attract new business and allow existing business to grow. >> we have to consult vail the clusters of businesses where we can be globally competitive. >> we have a skilled labor crisis. we need to retool and reinvent or education system so we can fill those jobs. >> it was not much mention of governor tom wolfe, the democrat that one of these

oh, kensington, berkeley, all of it just started picking up. also noticing in san francisco downtown is easing up a little bit. then, it will go across the bay. pacifica is doing a strong rain similar to the racine and richmond. -- to what we were seeing in richland. it's coming down pretty good here, about half inch of rain. and it's starting to pick up. about an hour ago it was pretty dry. scotts valley dealing with and boulder creek. and the wider view there's a lot of moisture. and there is more across the north. it's going to impact monterey. rain so far for santa rosa expecting these numbers to pick up quickly. but about a half an inch are ready. san francisco is all ready a quarter of an inch. and livermore is about 10. those numbers will be rising. we could see about a half an inch for the east bay and a lot more than that for the santa cruz mountains. gusts have been up to 40. and, going to continue to see the stay strong. then, things will calm down. this could stay gusty throughout most of the day today. later on, this is when we exp

. >>> action cam was in west kensington section always crews battled a fire along the 200 block of north hand cock treat -- hancock street. it is not clear what started the fire. >>> 9:37 a.m., police need your help to find a 53-year-old missing man from the philadelphia wynnfield section. this man right here was last seen leaving his work at the taco bell along city avenue friday evening. police say he normally catches the 65 bus and g bus, but never made it home. his family is worried he may have gotten lost along the routes. his family said he is mentally impaired. if you know where he is, or if you have seen him, call police. >>> all right, so you can forget about winter and enjoy a glimpse of spring at the 2018 flower show. the doors open at 11:00 a.m. at the pennsylvania convention center. this year's theme, wonders of water. look at there, chris sowers, melissa magee, david murphy, cesily tynan and karen rogers they look good. they were at a gala last night to host a special on the flower show. you clean up nicely in the tuxedo. you can see the special tonight at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc

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definitely coming down strongly in those areas of darker greens, yellows and oranges like we see now in kensington and berkeley. so rain is going to be picking up there. also in richmond, coming down strong. we got an inch of rain from a lot of locations. we are adding a lot to the totals in petaluma past rohnert park and east of santa rosa towards st. helena. yountville had a break but it's going to pick up. bodega bay, that's coming down heavy on highway 1 through windsor, as well. so keep that in mind heading out this morning. scattered showers widespread in your forecast this morning. some areas may be dry momentarily and then will pick back up. this afternoon, it's an issue. we could see a chance of thunderstorms and hail. so today our temperatures are a little warmer than yesterday. and once we get that warming of the day, after 12, 1:00, that's when instability tends to happen so you may remember that from last week. we had thunder, lightning, small hail between 1:00 and 4:00 that will occur and then 9:00 tonight it's on. this storm is really going to bring us rain overnight tonight and by

cell phone video shows police body slamming a man on the pavement and into the swimming pool in kensington. police arrested former officer james yeager yesterday. the fraternal order of police says it does not tell the entire story. >>> u.s. attorneys and fbi is holding press conference on the conviction of mayor he had pawlowski who awarded contacts to business owners who funded campaign. he plans on appealing. now in his 4th term he must resign. city council president will take over in the interim. >>> republican leaders of the pennsylvania urging a state representativ t resign. it comes amid allegations nick carelli forced a woman to have sex with him. gop leaders in the house released a statement saying the claims should be investigated by police, but think he should step down in the meantime. the politics denies the allegations and is not charged with any crime. >>> taking a look at sky6 live hd, i-95 and the ben franklin bridge, the coastal storm is here and we are dealing with it. >> we're dealing with it this morning, we'll deal with it this afternoon, karen, how are the roads look

kensington, berkeley, rain falling down in light showers. temperatures in the 50s which is good.t indicates a warmer air mass. as you look at the golden gate bridge, you see some wipers going. that lets you know there is some rain and moisture. the model does this, tomorrow morning at about 1 am. that is the brunt of this thing. wind, rain, from 1 am to 6 am, that five hour run will be pretty significant rainfall accumulation. wet roads, standing water. by the time you get in your car to go to work in the morning, there will be showers and standing water and a lot of wind. even though the heaviest rain should be over by 7 am, the roads will be wet with standing water, slippery conditions. lunch time brings a secondary wave and another area of instability slides over on thursday night. tomorrow morning's commute will be a mess. heaviest rain will be overnight tonight. scattered showers are going to stick around with us through friday. maybe into saturday morning. in the mountains it is a winter storm to a blizzard warning. 2 to 5 feet of snow when it is said and done. here's the f