and was just visiting and hearing about what happened in kensington which eight years ago, kensington was the promise of redevelopment. so very sorry to hear what's happened there. >> actually, kensington is -- believe it or not, is starting to gentrify in certain areas. jente gentrification is not a popular word. we have a new coffee shop and wi-fi. these young people who invest in neighborhood businesses and residences tend to go into pioneering situations where they're not afraid to move into a neighborhood and make it better. but the key for us is not having the rest of the people pushed out when the wave of new folks come. and that's part of our -- >> ma'am? we're on a very tight schedule. so i would ask you -- >> my question has to do with the references you've made to both mental health and opioid addiction. and looking at sort of the causal upstream services and what you're able to do in that arena. >> will one of you like to answer that? >> yeah, i'll just answer that by saying, like, for example, specifically with mental illness, i just think it's time that this country has

the a4204 kensington church street in both directions closed due to carriageway repairs from a315 kensingtonather with elizabeth ritzini. hello, good morning. not the greatest day of weather today at cross the capital. in fact it is looking rather blustery and further up looking rather blustery and further up rates of rain around at times. some of it will be heavy as we head towards the end of the day. to begin with, the rain is there. it is light and patchy. misty, murky conditions. by and patchy. misty, murky conditions. by the afternoon we could see gus or 40 to 50 mph. then the rain will turn heavy as we had to the evening rush—hour with this band of rain drifting from the west —— gusts of. it should have mostly cleared by six or seven o'clock. it is wet and windy by the end of the day. top temperatures between nine and 11 degrees, still mild. 0vernight tonight, showers follow the main weather front, clear spells, the winds will drop, then strengthen into tomorrow morning. 0vernight lows between 5—7d. so tomorrow another windy day. there could be showers but mostly dry. it will brighten

. >> i see to at kensington palace, meghan isn't difficult to work with. a serious work ethic which by the way, the queen by the way is set to admire. >> a lot of the talk seems to set around the time of the royal wedding. since then, we have seen kate and meghan together where they appear to like each other's company. how is kate handling the claims? >> i'm told she wants to rise above it and put on a united front. we are duchesss. we are friends and sisters-in-law. no royal rift here. >> all right. sticking with meghan, here is something everyone can agree on. the duchess is a trend setter and she has been from the very beginning, from her clothes to her freckles. even hollywood has found a way to connect the dots. so tonight's "e.t." beauty trend, freckle tattoos. >> meghan markle has definitely put the freckle tattooing on the map. people really started talking about freckles more than ever. >> for the record, the royal's freckles are au naturel, but for those who aren't blessed with her sun-kissed speckles -- >> freckle tattooing is mimicking that rea

david: you grew up in kensington, maryland, a suburb of washington.ou decided you are not going to be in academic star, but an athletic star. kevin: i believed i could do both. david: you were a good football player. kevin: i was a good high school football player. david: what position? kevin: fullback and linebacker. david: you wil ready to get a division i football scholarship but division i was not ready to give you want. you went to university of maryland but walked onto the team. kevin: i disagree with that assessment, but yeah. i went on the team. david: you played all four years? kevin: i did. david: how many people walk on and actually play all four years? kevin: probably unusual, but i think i should have had the scholarship long before. david: about the same thing at duke, a thought i should have gotten a football scholarship but it worked out. kevin: now you can qualify. david: when you graduated, the nfl did not draft you, i assume. kevin: i had to make other plans. david: they made a mistake, they did not drop you. kevin: they were right.

david: you grew up in kensington, maryland. a suburb of washington.ou decided you were not going to be an academic star, but you might be an athletic star. kevin: i believe that could do both. [laughter] david: you were a good football player. kevin: i was a good high school player. david: what position? kevin: fullback and linebacker. david: you were ready to get a division i football scholarship, but division i was not ready to give you one. kevin: correct. david: you went to the university of maryland, but you walked on the team. kevin: i disagreed with that assessment. i went on the team. david: you played all four years? kevin: i did. david: is that uncommon? kevin: it is probably unusual. i think they made a mistake. david: i thought the same thing, i thought i should have gotten a football scholarship. i should have walked on. kevin: now you can qualify. david: when you graduated, nobody -- the nfl did not draft you. kevin: no. david: they made a mistake, they did not draft you. what did you decide to do? you wanted to build a company. where wa

david: you grew up in kensington, maryland, a suburb of washington.ou decided you are not going to be in academic star, but an athletic star. kevin: i believed i could do both. david: you were a good football player. kevin: i was a good high school football player. david: what position? kevin: fullback and linebacker. david: you ready to get a division i football scholarship but division i was not ready to give you want. you went to university of maryland but walked onto the team. kevin: i disagree with that assessment, but yeah. i went on the team. david: you played all four years? kevin: i did. david: how many people walk on and actually play all four years? kevin: probably unusual, but i think i should have had the scholarship long before. david: about the same thing at duke, a thought i should have gotten a football scholarship but it worked out. kevin: now you can qualify. david: when you graduated, the nfl did not draft you, i assume. kevin: i had to make other plans. david: they made a mistake, they did not draft you. kevin: they were right. da

to kensington. a wet roadway out there tonight. take easy if you can. or head inside. daily city south san francisco. also light rain. and heading into the south bay. from san jose to willow glen. it is slippery. this is the light stuff. santa cruz seeing the rain. storm concerns tonight very high likelihood of all these happening between tonight and tomorrow. flooding on the roadway. hydro planing and downed trees. power outages and flooding. the temperatures are in the comfort zone. most in the 40s. 50s. you see the rain drops as we look at the forecast. powerful storm over night. drenching rain and winds. colder storm sunday and monday. we have nearly three hour arrival delays at the airport because of the weather and wind. tomorrow more delays. heavy rain and thunder. 59 to 61 degrees. gusty wind. new york city 37 degrees. mix of sun and clouds. freezing drizzle in chicago. 37. they'll start to see temperatures moderate. l.a. rainy and windy. 61. traveling to the sierra tonight it will get dicey. with the wind and snow. i advise holding off on travel. it will be ro

kensington palace said it will "inspire families to get outside and explore nature together".dick, has revealed that she can't smell cannabis. speaking on radio 4's desert island discs, the force's first female commissioner said her colleagues think it's "hilarious" that she is unable to pick up the scent of the drug. i love what is revealed on desert island discs. i love what is revealed on desert island discs. the bafta film awards take place at the royal albert hall tonight. the favourite, starring olivia colman as queen anne, has twelve nominations. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. as has become traditional, the duke and duchess of cambridge will be the guests of honour this year's ceremony. and it's a royal drama, the favourite, which many expect to live up to its title and win the prestigious best film award. while its star, olivia colman, who plays queen anne, is the favourite for best actress. did you? look at me! how dare you! close your eyes! she has tough competition, though, from the wife star glenn close, after she won at the screen actors guild

kensington palace said it will inspire families to get outside and explore nature together.ell ordered, isn't it? it sounds like this garden might be a bit more wild. it looks lovely. good morning to you. it is sunday morning. do not vote to work. we will look at the papers. the weather in a second but lets look at the front pages. the 0bserver talking about, i haven't got my glasses, i might have to borrow yours. i think it's all right. all right! they are talking about sack grayling. this is a story we have covered a bit about mental health services for children. they have a story about suicide of children as young as 12 having to wait two weeks for beds in national health units. in the sunday express, the main picture is you havejohn bercow leaving a curry house with ken clarke in what they are calling the brexit curry house plot. they have been out the tea together. who knows what they were talking about! they are saying the head teachers union has a plot for children who are going to walk out of class on tuesday over climate change will stop dating at is, they want stri

richmond, kensington, berkeley, albany, emeryville, adeline street, the bay bridge toll plaza, you'retanding water. redwood city, middleford road. to palo alto and towards mountain view, rain is on your radar right now. here's a look at walnut creek where it's raining lightly south on 680. steady rain this morning and showers for the rest of the day. our next system arrives friday evening and hangs around through sunday. tracking more rain for tuesday and wednesday next week. 7:00 this morning, a few yellows, but those are towards sacramento. the intensity of the showers is starting to line up a little bit. as we head through the day, you can see random yellows along with the green. these showers will be light to moderate at times. look how random they are throughout the day. they start to taper during the evening commute as the cold front starts to sweep through. our best chance overnight is near the coast. the santa cruz mountains and the south bay. you can see the clear air starting to come in tomorrow. we'll see a little bit of sunshine, especially in the north bay. that's also wh

constants from the film are on display at kensington palace where queen anne actually lead, but howevert be more down to the emphasis on contemporary and you can see that really clearly in the costumes, including an emma stone's character as maidservant which is made out of denim, which is a fabric that wasn't around in the 18 century. often the dancing is the favourite one stoplight this historian worked as a consultant on the film. it was going to be something very different kind of drama you never encounter as a historian, very innovative script and modern sounding and i think we have been struggling for terms to catch exactly what kind of film it is. some have spoke about being a period romp or drama black history comedy, it's like we are reaching for new words to capture what exactly kind of film that is, and i think it's really exciting, i think we should feel braver about the history stories we can tell on screen and what we can do with history and films. perhaps that found the film could only succeed in this particular area, not only did the arrival come during times of diversit

costumes from the favourite are currently on display at london's kensington palace, where queen anneever, the success of the film might be more down to its emphasis on the contemporary, and you can see that really clearly in the costumes, including in emma stone's outfit as a maid servant, which is made out of denim. that is a fabric that definitely wasn't around in the 18th century. often, everyone's favourite scene is the dance scene, the dance sequence... historian hannah greig worked as the consultant on the film. it was already going to be something very different, a kind of drama that i had never encountered before as a historian, the script was very innovative and modern sounding. i think we've been struggling for times to capture exactly what kind of film it is. you know, some of us have been talking about it as a period drama, a period romp, a black history comedy, it is like we are reaching for a new words to try and capture exactly what kind of film it is. i think that is really exciting, i think we should feel more brave about the history stories that we can tell on scree

. >> sir -- >> kensington and berkeley and richmond and all the way down o to -- we have rain on the bay shore freeway to 80. 580. let's talk about what's going on elsewhere. it goes towards pleasant hill, walnut creek, alamo, concord, 37. just what you need is more rain on 37. 121 towards1 between petaluma and novato. this is what you're going to see if you're using our app. using live doppler 7. just waves of showers on and off all day today. some may be more intense than others. you can see yellows in the santa cruz mountains and snow up in the north bay mountains and hampton in the valleys -- hamill tons. tonight another cool one with 30s in the north bay valleys. san ramon valley. 40s for the rest of us. here we are at 7:00 and as we head through time, you'll see them come in. everything is coming in from the west and the cold front comes in at 8:00 tonight. there may be an uptick in the intensity of those showers. once that passes, the showers come in from the northwest and they won't have as much moisture. they'll be even cooler. our snow level will continue to drop tomorrow.

kensington palace said it will "inspire families to get outside and explore nature together".sound of it. made from logs and bits of tree. gorgeous. the metropolitan police chief, cressida dick, has revealed that she can't smell cannabis. speaking on radio 4's desert island discs, the force's first female commissioner said her colleagues think it's ‘hilarious' that she is unable to pick up the scent of the drug. quite an admission. i love that desert island discs for all of it. it's a little over three weeks since prince philip apologised for his part in a car crash near to the queen's sandringham estate. yesterday, we learnt that he's decided to give up his driving licence. let's discuss how this decision came about with the royal commentator kate williams, who's outside buckingham palace. what do you know about this process? well, we believe there has been a lot of discussions. in the aftermath of the bass accident on the 17th. a severe accident that was very distressing for all concerned, the two ladies, one who is continuing to be in pain and there are a lot of discussions

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kensington palace said it will "inspire families to get outside and explore nature together".ivia colman as queen anne, has twelve nominations. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. as has become traditional, the duke and duchess of cambridge will be the guests of honour this year's ceremony. and it's a royal drama, the favourite, which many expect to live up to its title and win the prestigious best film award. while its star, 0livia colman, who plays queen anne, is the favourite for best actress. did you? look at me! how dare you! close your eyes! she has tough competition, though, from the wife star glenn close, after she won at the screen actors guild for her portrayal of the wife of an award—winning author. you were seducing the luscious linnea? nothing happened. don't you dare insult my intelligence! four years out of the last five, best actor has been won by someone playing a real—life character. the vice presidency is mostly a symbolicjob. this year, christian bale, who plays former us vice president dick cheney in vice... and rami malek, who plays freddi

prices, including chelsea, kensington, fell 5% last year amid the ongoing brexit argument. high-end house prices has been hit by tax reforms, lifting it to as much as 50% of the purchase price. super bowl and spending -- ad spending fell more than 6%, probably concerns the game's popularity may have peaked. million, down382 from the $408 million nbc saw last year and below fox's $419 million in 2017. the viewing audience came in at 100.7 million, down from last year and the lowest total since 2009. take a look at what the asx 100 is doing at the moment. after 30 minutes of trade, gaining ground. 1.5% for the second consecutive session. financials and materials leading the gains after the release of yesterday's royal commission report. take a look at financials right now, while gaining ground. the sector gaining more than 3% at the moment. way toally giving the the financial industry which has dodged a forced breakup. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: he is one of the longest running ceo's in tech history. hailing from the underdog state of west virginia, jo

kensington 1.75, felton inch and 391 hundredths, concord, american canyon .88. san mateo, belmont .65. the system is making its move. more moderate to heavy rain now starting to head out toward parts of areas east custer county peninsula, santa clara county as well making route to san jose santa clara valley doesn't mean we are done system right there racing towards us it will develop a surface low and swing in decrease the rainfall rates in this system of their the cold system will start to sweep through the sierra very tricky rain, snow lake levels that seems to be about the line around 606,250 feet but it is a winter storm warning through friday at 4:00 in the afternoon and above 7,008,000-foot level they will get a lot of very wet, heavy snow know what they seen is february a lot of powder but 36 south lake tahoe 31 incline in truckee 34 right there on the cusp of a rain snow mix. 40s and 50s, heavy rain and a lot of snow could cause issues. something to be advised about if you're heading up to the mountains. southeast when rather strong, high wind warning g

it is 39 in el cerrito and 35 in kensington. open hills and oakland, all in a 30s.ne observation has 35. alameda , gusty at 42. lake for, 25 and cassie bill at 25. gamble is 27. pope valley at 29. alamo is now 29 degrees. 5:9 and truckee is 9 degrees. snow just keeps stacking up. probably more than this from 91 to 115. that is a lot of snow. for the weekend, it was friday and saturday yesterday, it favored solano county and into santa clara. that has fallen apart until 7:00 . we do have clear skies coming down out of the north northwest. eureka set a record at 29. 20s four meeting and 30s. livermore is 29 degrees. fremont is in there. concord, buchanan is called. grade is 29. there is a breeze in napa that holds that temperature up a little bit. speaking of the priest, it is out of the north in the delta. 29 in arcata. it is cold. that is cold for anybody. temperatures are cool though slowly rebounding and sunny with clouds over the hills. the system comes out of the north with it being similar to what we had of the weekend. these are systems that favorite that sier

kensington 38 degrees, 39 one observation another one says 37 . 44 degrees in the city. 11 below at southake tahoe. truckee is six below. 30 degrees in las vegas . santa barbara, 33 degrees. you can see where everything is coming down right out of the north there will be another system tomorrow . not today . today is cold to start but then we will end up with sunshine and we will have the temperatures be in mainly upper 50s and mid- 50s . a little northerly breeze but nothing compared to yesterday. that is a system on its way. when the, more snow for the sierras. after that a cold, windy thursday looks to be on tap. 50s on the high. sal has a lot to talk about traffic. >>> things are normal we don't have that many high-speed collisions anymore. people are going to slow . richmond bridge most people using that . highway 30 seven has been shut down . we are going to have a live report from the scene to let you know what progress is being made that is coming up in just a moment . i will tell you most people are using the richmond bridge. let's talk about the other commutes, 80 westbound you

kensington and berkeley and the oakland hills with 30s were the temps. there is a north wind at santa rosa but look what is driving into southern california, low snow levels and a lot of rain and the desert. our attention will go to the west and up addis and 60s today. >>> sal tells us the traffic-- >> it is getting heavier but still light. as you drive around the bay area, it is stop and go. we will talk about the ultima past with stop and go traffic on the tracy triangle area. as you drive in little more, it is good to 238 zero. interstate 880 looks good. the commode are doing well on the road early. here at the toll plaza, a little bit of slowing in the outside lanes. >>> in just about 90 minutes, teachers plan to go on strike after a year and a half on a successful contract negotiations. union leaders expect 3000 teachers as well as parents and students and community members to be on the picket lines. that will start at 6:30 this morning. there will be a rally at oakland city hall at 11:30 and they marched to the school district headquarters. >> the

tiburon, el cerrito, kensington, berkeley, in berkeley, a couple observations in berkeley as well. in the 30s alameda at 42, 142 in the city. i'm sure golden gate park, there are colder readings. not a wind anymore. it is a breeze today. tossed back to the desk. that is what i am doing. >>> back out to the oakland teachers strike. the head of the teachers union is beginning to speak. >> -- that our school district prioritize our students and public education here in oakland. this is day two of the oakland teachers strike, and we stand united in our picket lines will remain strong. >> excuse me, is there a chance you could not use that for television purposes? there are thousands at home watching this. >> thank you. >> okay, so thank -- thank you. i want to also acknowledge that we have support of oakland charter school teachers who participated in solidarity actions, and we have charter school teachers who stood on the line for oakland students during our strike. we are here today at the hideous court campus because higginsport houses routes, international school that services this

they are expected to keep an office at kensington palace.ing "the times" the brothers have leaned on each other and looked after each other since they mother died. now they have their own family. they no longer rely on each other as before. they have become different people with different outlooks on life. now, the couples will continue to work together on the charitable foundation, their royal charitable foundation which supports mental health, veterans, conversation, and youth at risk. no matter where they're living, they're going to have that brotherly bond. there's good news there. >> it's not like he's moving out to a one-bedroom apartment. >> that's right. they're going to do just fine. >> just fine. thanks, erielle.>>erng. >> i have "gma" moment for you. one is little nugget making me feel like every monday. this is how we all feel. we're out, we're sleepy. we're sleepy. it's monday, i'm here. i'm here. then nugget falls right back to sleep. head all the way back. i loved that one. felt so right for today. that's >>> good morning. i'm

this the ninth time i've mentioned east richmond, kensington, albany, you've just had waves and waves waves of moderate rain. here we go with sausalito. so far an inch and a quarter. debris flows near rodeo avenue off-ramp closed during off hours. look at mill valley, 3". right there on panoramic highway, got moderate showers showing up. at 7:00 waiting for the next slug of heavy rain. it's a beeline for the north bay for north of the san francisco and bay bridge northward. once again the same area that got hit all night got hit all morning. by the time we get to 4:00, notice it's moving down. not quite in the south bay at 5:00. look at the red showing up in the north bay. could it get any worse than that. 24 to 36 straight hours of rain. after 5:00 there you go. south bay you're getting a slug o heavy rain. it's going to last all the way through about 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. then we'll taper over the showers but there will be waves of showers that will be light with pockets of moderate to heavy rain in them. that's why the storm is a 2 tomorrow. just morning showers thursday. mo

same area, richmond, kensington, the boulevard. coming out of the berkeley mar -- marina.an pablo, arlington boulevard. that's where we're going to have more flooding. here is what's offshore. it's going to hit sausalito by 6:01, san francisco 20 minutes, point richmond 30 minutes. another downpour of heavy rain. that will cross golden gate bridge. you can see the shift of the atmospheric river has moved right over to the heart of the bay. as we head over to the next couple of hours, brighter, wider area will push it back north. from 7:00 to 9:00 you can see up in the north bay. then from 9:00 to noon, it's just a huge wall of water, even some red starting to show up at noon in the north bay. south bay, there you go. starting around 4:00, 5:00. you're going to get some wet weather. look at this, red showing up in the north bay again. look at all that yellow and orange. it just doesn't stop until we get to midnight and then it finally in the north bay starts switching to showers. south bay you're in the heart of the storm for yourself. by tomorrow morning it switches over t

number 2 in the 5 match series is also at the kensington oval england won the toss and are bowling firsted a heavy defeat against india in the first of their 3 one day internationals losing by 66 runs in mumbai. set 203, england were well placed at 111—3 before nat siver was brilliantly run out. that began a collapse of seven wickets for 25 runs, with england bowled out for 136 with heather knight's side losing their last a wickets for no runs we had lots of chances to win. u nfortu nately we we had lots of chances to win. unfortunately we did not do that. u nfortu nate unfortunately we did not do that. unfortunate time and we weren't able to put any more partnerships together which is frustrating. but, we bowled brilliantly. we were very unlucky. if not like there were a lot of messes. we set the tone brilliantly. the bowlers bowled very well. we thought it was an easy target but as a batting group we need to take that on the chain. we need to take that on the chain. we need to take that on the chain. we need to apply ourselves in practice for the next few days and come back and put in

they are expected to keep an office at kensington palace. the brothers have leaned on each other and looked after each other since their mother died. but now they have their own families, they no longer rely on each other as before. they have become different people with different outlooks on life. >> i think that makes sense. they have different things going on. >> they are grown up, two wives, kids, they need a little space. >> i would think that's fair. we miss our updates on facebook at wwwfans. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing isomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, the race for 2020. an announcement expected from bernie sanders today about his plans. while overnight, a new pitch from amy klobuchar. and today, e lids beth warren unveiling a universal child care plan. the new details coming in overnight. >>> a possible motive revealed in the jussie smollett case. why two brothers questioned by police claim the actor staged the attack on himself. >>> the late night rescue at seaworld. riders left dan

harry and meghan will soon move from kensington palace to the windsor estate.is getting ready to be parents for the first time. >> also, you have to eventually not live with your brother or sister anymore, right? >> yeah. >> time to move on. >> they're grown up. >>> now to a story only on abc 7. an adopted woman in oregon meets her biological aunt for the first time. >> it's a reunion 17 years in the making. >> i never thought it would see this. >> no. >> patricia met her niece at sfo on friday. jackie had been searching for her biological family for nearly two decades. after countless e-mails and phone calls, they finally met face to face. >> my only blood relative before this was my son and i had to make him. okay. i don't want to start crying. >> jackie and patricia plan to spend the rest of their lives making memories together. >>> apparently everythng old is new again. >> urban outfitters is selling used vhs tapes for 40 bucks. the store is offering a five-pack of random movies on its website. there are different bundles you can get. '80s, romance, '90s co

this morning, kensington palace declining to comment. eva? >> thanks, julia.hey generally don't comment about these personal matters, but you can't help but feel bad for her. >> it's ugly all around. >> terrible situation. >> really sad. >>> coming up on "gma," caught on camera, a car plowing into a woman sending her flying in the air. why the victim says this was no accident. >>> also, adrienne, she got the good straw. she is in l.a. where it's nice and warm covering the grammys. good morning. >> good morning to you guys. from earth, wind & fire to metallica, bebe rexha, dua lipa, everyone's out this grammy's weekend and we're bringing you all the red carpet action. some of the biggest stars, florida georgia line, lma, brandi carlile, it's all coming up. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. ♪ ♪ ♪ and everywhere i go ♪ there's always something to remind me ♪ ♪ of another place and time ♪ ♪ ♪ of another place and time ♪ ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own

kensington palace says the couple are pleased to be meeting so many young moroccans while they are inw, not watching the rugby yesterday that what the phenomenal game. absolutely, i think heading off to the rugby might be an option for anyone wanting to fall asleep after that. it was an incredible game, it was all is going to be a thriller but that welsh crowd, oh my god. it is not very often, we are just talking about actually, it is not very often that the tv translates what the crowd are feeling, the atmosphere, and yesterday you could feel and see it. atmosphere, and yesterday you could feeland see it. up atmosphere, and yesterday you could feel and see it. up until point, england leading, it did look like it was a snack there is to... it was frenetic and it was brutal. -- look like it was theirs to. england had been leading before half time, but warren gatland's side produced a late fightback to win 21—13 at the principality stadium, and they're now the only side in this year's tournament with three wins from three. joe wilson was in cardiff. welcome, said cardiff, to england's t

kensington palace says the couple are pleased to be meeting so many young moroccans while they are infan he would have appreciated that focus by wales. so interesting, the reaction on social media, either as interesting, the reaction on social media, eitherasa interesting, the reaction on social media, eitheras a neutral or some england fans saying it was a sensational performance. on such a run, 12 test wins on the bounce. you said they don't know how to lose anymore which is great considering it as anymore which is great considering itasa anymore which is great considering it as a world cup year, for wealth, maybe not so for england. england had been leading before half time as warren gatland's side produced a late fight back to win 21—13 at the principality stadium, and they're now the only side in this year's tournament with three wins from three. joe wilson was in cardiff. welcome, said cardiff. crowds mixing together on the streets, that is the six nations tradition. look at the young man, front row, every little helps. wales relied on their home advantage to shake and in plasma

tiburon 40, el cerrito, kensington, berkeley, oakland hills all in the 30s. berkeley 40 degrees.ht snow 2 - 3 inches in reno. lake effect off pyramid lake producing snow up there. we are done with our system, everything driving south and it is a winter wonderland throughout much of southern nevada, arizona in southern california, with the cold rain if not snowing, as it continues to move in. this is a very deep system for southern california and arizona. 30s-40s on temps, 62 for a high santa rosa but the pattern, cold , going to change to more of a wet, warmer one, as a system coming in from mid-latitude. they want to pay a visit not until sunday, monday, tuesday. today, friday, saturday we look at. marin county, russian river in mendocino county i would look for rain beginning to develop next week. 50s-60s on the temps. 830, sal is here to tell you the traffic. >> starting in the south a we will move throughout the entire bay area. let's look at the road sensors and show you it is a little busy getting into the valley here. were most people are going. you can see there are thing

she's incredibly grateful for everything her team at kensington palace does for her. >> meghan sort ofht into harry and meghan's surprisingly simple life. meghan cooks for herself and harry every single day. there's no chef or butler. apparently she even styles herself. >> one of the things one of her friends told us is that when she hears folks say that meghan is acting or this is her bgest acting role to date, that it couldn't be further from t truth. >> guys, i just do not believe e at these friends would h spoken out without the permission of meghan and harry. harryva ply has been wanting to defend her against these criticisms and accusations. good for them for standing up for her. in a way, it's a testament to her that herriends are epared to do this. >> it definitely felt like an orchestrated kind of thing which is fine. is the criticism that bad?l i don't fike we hear it or see it as much here. it must be at a point where she feels like she has to speak up. >> she has ge through a wave of criticism. >> but why? >> in the media. i guess in a way, we've talked about it, it's the k

and royal watchers say the bullying of meghan and kate has become so toxic that kensington palace, whichal she's free to have her own instagram and twitter and it seems like she's stepping up to the plate and really standing in for these women who can't. >> that's great. >> she says, think before you post. >> makes a lot of sense. let's go to ginger. >>> and it's time, george, for a "gma" moment that i can't wait to share with all of you. this one actually comes to us from richmond, texas. we all have somebody in our life that loves shoes, right? a lot of women love shoes and sometimes that starts at a really young age. >> ah! >> you like the gray? >> ah! >> how about these gladiator sandals? yeah, you see these? >> yeah! >> what about -- let's see -- >> last one. >> oh! >> you like shoes just in general? >> it doesn't matter what shoe you pulled out of there. 15-month-old mackenzie is already a shoe fiend so i think she's got some great things ahead of her, right? she knows fashion. thank you so much for sending your "gma" moment. in -- >>> good morning. i'm "abc7 news" metrologist mike

the letter is genuine and there is more to the letter than already published, the response from kensington address rumors about him. >> basically doesn't deny giving the press that letter. >> that last clip is true. when you give it oxygen, it keeps going. be interesting to see where it goes. the fact they're having a baby, i don't think it will go away any time soon, the attention. >> stick around. we have miss dylan dreyer. >> good morning. lots to get to in "popstart." first-up, everybody is still talking about the grammys. lady gaga took home two grammys, two for the song, "shallow" featured in "a star is born." later she performed the winning piece making it the most tweeted about song of the night. let's take a quick look. ♪ ♪ i'm off the deep end, watch as i dive in ♪ ♪ i'll never meet the ground ♪ crash through the surface where they can't hurt us ♪ ♪ we're far from the shallow now ♪ >> giving >> giving it 100% every time. she's incredible. >> i also like the savannah guthrie version. >> you need to settle down. >> she does have a great version. >> that's just for y'all. >> i wishe