of the north kensington community joining us in members of the north kensington communityjoining usn story to tell, their own perspective on what happened at grenfell. but over the past 2.5 years, they have been united in their fight to uncover the truth. it is not a fight they would ever have chosen. but it is one that they have taken up with determination, with dedication and with great dignity. yet their exceptional tenacity in seeking justice has not always been matched by their faith justice has not always been matched by theirfaith in justice has not always been matched by their faith in the system's ability to deliver. this is no surprise. after all, they have been let down many times before. too often, overlooked and ignored in the months and years before the tragedy and shamefully filed by the institutions that were supposed to serve them in the days and weeks after it. since then, the survivors, the bereaved and the local community have endured one unbearable milestone after another. the funerals, the anniversaries, giving and hearing evidence at the public enquiry, the pa

could that lead to prosecution of the local council, kensington and chelsea 7 and others. we're devoting our whole programme today to the grenfell report, and to remembering the victims. my mum and sister were poisoned by the smoke, they were burned, i had to listen to them suffer and i had to listen to them die. hello, welcome to the programme. good morning. we're live until ”am this morning. as we are each weekday. do get in touch in the usual ways. our whole programme this morning, we are going to talk about that really significant report from the first phase of the grenfell tower disaster public inquiry. we have people who escaped from the tao that night and we have relatives of those who didn't make it out that night and we are going to bring you their reaction. before that, annita mcveigh has the news. thank you, victoria, and good morning. survivors and bereaved families of the grenfell tower fire have told this programme that senior officers in the london fire brigade ‘must stop hiding behind the bravery of their front—line fire fighters‘. the official report into

a kensington palace source has told the bbc the cambridges are concerned that the duke and duchess of sussex are "in a fragile place." the front page of the independent showing protesters on the streets of beirut in lebanon, demonstrating against what the paper describes as corruption and sectarianism in the country. and on the front of the ft, news that a russian spy unit hacked iranian hackers to lead attacks in 35 different countries. the investigation is a two—year probe by the uk's national cyber security centre and the us national security agency. packed iranians hackers... —— hacked iranian hackers, that is quite the tongue twister! now, back to brexit... tongue twister! now, back to brexit. .. trying legislation first, this means we will have the very jazzy withdrawal agreement, before mps tomorrow, it'll be fascinating to see, in estimates of this support that it can get, the second reading, the first time in this vote, it could well be a majority. afterwards, that is when this really sta rts afterwards, that is when this really starts to come into play, because mps have thei

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you know kensington and chelsea council itself has not faced any real punishment all of these buildings around every single one of them but they are there is not one of them that doesn't have serious fire safety defects still in the at the moment and nothing's been done about them the main tool . is the number of buildings we have with a single staircase so you've got to tell a block one case if there is used free media evacuation people will go in the cases anyway because it's over a trail that phase 2 of the inquiry next year will look at the wider causes of the fire the decisions taken about the buildings renovation fire safety measures the combustible external cladding all contributed to making the fire so deadly the fire brigades say residents may well have failed in its preparedness and response but the real culprits they feel have yet to be named jonah how al-jazeera london. british m.p.'s have voted for a general election on december 12th hoping to end the deadlock over break that prime minister abbas johnson apparently leads a minority government and wants to secure a majority

the house -- no, not frogmore cottage where harry and meghan live, but rather the kensington palace homef harry's cousin princess eugenie. >> this is something i'm quite passionate about. >> you as well? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> the twist? ed has the cause all wrong. >> i just feel like it's time we stood up and said, we are not going to take this anymore. we are going fight. >> okay. slight aawkward. there's some miscommunication. this is about world mental health day. >> yeah, yeah, of course. definitely got that. good? all good. >> all i know is we need more of those two together, yes? >> just like on your show. >>> meanwhile, we are still trying to wrap our heads around miley cyrus and her new bf, as miley's on the mend. wrapped around a shirtless and ripped cody simpson, miley's back after getting her tonsils removed. cody's caption -- my sick girl finally free. ♪ miley's not the only one into cody's impressive bod. this shot inspired bieber to post "ur body is a wonderland." he also suggested -- double da? another star on the mend? kevin hart. the 40-year-old who fractured his spine

william and kate met with singer camilla cabello at a kensington palace youth event.amilla's reaction she was honored. >> chris, so glad you're here right now. "this is us" brings the drama every week. but drama also seems to follow miley cyrus and her new man cody simpson wherever they go. >> that includes australia where cody just won their version of "the masked singer." >> guess who is a judge on that show? lindsay lohan who clearly has a beef. ♪ i'm on the edge of glory >> if it is you, we have a lot to talk about and this is not the arena for it. i want my furniture back because i bought your furniture for your house in venice. >> cody explains the furniture drama after the win. >> i dated her sister for a little while and i lived in this little beach shack in venice, california. they came into the house and kept like ordering me stuff and it would show up to the house. >> lindsay wasn't ready to let this go, taking a dig at miley in the process by posting an old photo of ali and cody on instagram writing, when you realize you failed and you settled for less. co

through north kensington and walking past the carcass which is grenfell tower and the power of that,f silence, is palpable. but what's also palpable is the way in which the community, as a whole, supports those people. and when the silent march passes the fire station, there is genuine love and affection for all those firefighters who risked their lives that night and so, i know nobody is trying to do this today, let's not blame firefighters or their work, they did everything they could and more and well beyond that. and the service that was held in st paul's i thought was absolutely the right thing to do because it was a way again of bringing people together to try to come to terms with the horror of their loss and also events i've been to in the mosque which also brought people together, trying to comprehend the horror of their loss. of course, i'm sorry. i'm grateful to the honourable gentleman forgivingly. i was privileged enough to be the minister for civil society at the time the honourable gentleman for croydon north and i met with many charities supporting the effort there, w

he recently moved into this permanent flat provided by the royal borough of kensington and chelsea.timing is absolutely wrong. it coincides exactly with the timing and the date of brexit, the 31st of this month. it makes me feel upset. it makes me feel like we have been taken for a ride, like, are you serious? this cannot be. this is so important. what are you hearing from other survivors and berry? they do not trust this guy any more. according to the mp for kensington, which is the area of grenfell tower, many residents are frustrated. a lot of people think it is deliberate. we have been assured that it isn't deliberate but it feels like it, and whether or not it is deliberate, it isa whether or not it is deliberate, it is a very bad time for people who wa nt is a very bad time for people who want people to take this seriously and pay due attention. responding to concerns, the grenfell enquiry told us: this man has polio and relies on crutches. he lived in grenfell tower with his wife and daughter and is still traumatised from the fire. do you still get flashbacks? yes. if! smoke

kensington palace says it is the royals‘ most complex tour to date because of political tensions and. the last royal visit to the country was made by william's father, prince charles, and his wife, camilla, in 2006. our pakistan correspondent secunder kermani is in islamabad. tell us more about their day. well, we know the royal couple arrived here last night in islamabad. they will be spending time here and also travelling to the city of lahore as well as more mountainous, remote regions in the north of the country. while they are here in islamabad, they will be meeting the president of pakistan, the prime minister of pakistan, imran khan. buta of pakistan, the prime minister of pakistan, imran khan. but a lot of their time will also be spent with younger people, talking about issues such as climate change, education, certainly i think they will be keen to work avoid straying into any kind of political controversy touching on the cashmere crisis or the legacy of british colonialism which some here still want an apology for —— kashmir. this has particular significance for britain, of

the cladding that turned into molten plastic, raining fire on the streets of north kensington and causingd down the building as well. —— compartmentalised. it turned a kitchen fire into a disaster of unprecedented proportions, that cost 72 people they lies. martin moore—bick is clear that the cladding on grenfell tower was fitted in breach of building regulations. and why this was allowed to happen and who was responsible for it will be covered in phase two of his enquiry. i give way to the right honourable gentleman who i know was bereaved or suffered the loss of a friend in the grain fell fire. i am very grateful to the prime minister for giving away at the manner in which he is making remarks this afternoon. —— g re nfell tower making remarks this afternoon. —— grenfell tower fire. it is still the case that there are men, women and children up and down the country, sleeping tonight in buildings with that cladding. and so many years after the tragedy, does he not think, in this sixth richest democracy in the world, we could not have done more to get radar for people's —— people sleeping

what i find unusual is the way that kensington palace sources have had similar quotes to a lot of theas been a rift between the brothers. it is not the first time we have heard this. it is unusual for it to have broken semi—officially into the open like this. some of the quotes from william r 0rd, saying he is concerned for his brother, he seems fragile. if there is a degree of closeness between them, why wouldn't he pick up the phone and talk to him? it is odd that the conversation is playing out through the media rather than between the two of them. we are dealing with mental health here. and when you look at the way that the media have reacted to the story, to the documentary, what sort of message do you feel it is sending to people of this generation? because they are a new generation of the royal family. they because they are a new generation of the royalfamily. they are because they are a new generation of the royal family. they are trying to encourage mental health debate. year ago, we used to welcome this openness because harry gave an interview to the telegraph about how he w

today, a source at kensington palace said there was a view that the couple were in a "fragile place",ith meghan saying her friends had advised her not to marry prince harry. he talked about his mental health, and the way he deals with the pressures of his life, saying they were a matter of "constant management". here's our royal correspondentjonny dymond. in correspondentjonny dymond. africa, just weeks a! looked in africa, just weeks ago, they looked so happy. they showed off their newborn son, they danced and laughed. but behind it all, two people struggling with their roles, their lives and an onslaught of criticism in britain's bestselling papers. harry and meghan are one of the world's most photographed couples. but he made clear his deep discomfort at his very public life. every single time i see a camera, everything single time i hear a click or see a flash, it takes me straight back. so, in that respect, it's the worst reminder of her life, as opposed to the best. harry believes the press tour down his mother. now, he sees it happening to his wife. she is clearly horrified by

you know kensington and chelsea council itself has not faced any real punishment all of these buildings around every single one of them but they are there is not one of them that doesn't have serious fire safety defects still in that at the moment and nothing's been done about them the main tool. is the number of buildings we have with a single staircase so you've got to tell it look one case if there is used free media evacuation people will go in the cases anyway because it's over a trail that phase 2 of the inquiry next year will look at the wider causes of the fire the decisions taken about the buildings renovation fire safety measures the combustible external cladding all contributed to making the fire so deadly the fire brigades say residents may well have failed in its preparedness and response but the real culprits they feel have yet to be named jonah how al-jazeera london. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has submitted his resignation to the country's president hariri says he has reached a dead end after weeks of protests that

key thing to note, we've got large areas of the county that include bay point canyon and kensington and mar agoa and north concord, orinda and pleasant hill and richmond and walnut creek that are likely to be impacted. pg&e did note that the community of rossmoor and danville will not be affected by the power outage. and so that is key. and at this time public schools in contra costa county are not scheduled to be closed today. and if the public want to find out more information go to the county website at contra costa.g.gov and we have information about the resource center located at 2600 camino ramon and the county opened up charging stations so that residents could go plug in their mobile phones. we've got four different charging stations throughout the county that will be open from 8:00 to 5:00 today. >> that is really key information that you just gave us there. including rossmore area not being shut down. and there are elder by people living in that area because many are on oxygen and ventilatored so good news there. thank you so much, susan. >>> meanwhile if you are without power

according to sources within kensington palace, the duke of cambridge is worried about his brother, and to be ‘in a fragile place'. 0ur royal correspondentjonny dymond has more details. in africa just weeks ago, they looked so happy. i think he knows exactly what's going on. they showed off their newborn son, they danced and laughed, but behind it all, two people struggling with their roles, their lives and an onslaught of criticism in britain's best—selling papers. harry and meghan are one of the world's most photographed couples, but he made clear his deep discomfort at his very public life. every single time i see a camera, every single time i hear a click, every every single time i see a flash, it takes me straight back. so, in that respect, it's the worst reminder of her life, as opposed to the best. harry believes the press tore down his mother diana princess of wales. now he sees it happening to his wife. she is clearly horrified by how she has been portrayed. she reveals herfriends‘ warnings to her as she considered marriage. my british friends said to me, "i'm sure he's great,

according to sources within kensington palace, the duke of cambridge is worried about his brother, andntjonny dymond has more details. in africa just weeks ago, they looked so happy. i think he knows exactly what's going on. they showed off their newborn son, they danced and laughed, but behind it all, two people struggling with their roles, their lives and an onslaught of criticism in britain's best selling papers. harry and meghan are one of the world's most photographed couples, but he made clear his deep discomfort at his very public life. every single time i see a camera, every time i hear a click, every every single time i see a flash, it takes me straight back. so, in that respect, it's the worst reminder of her life, as opposed to the best. harry believes the press tore down his mother diana princess of wales. now he sees it happening to his wife. she is clearly horrified by how she has been portrayed. she reveals herfriends' warnings to her as she considered marriage. my british friends said to me, "i'm sure he's great, but you shouldn't do it because the british tabloids will

let's get more on this from breakfast‘s graham satchell, who's in kensington this morning. morning. yes, the report is finally officially published this morning at ten o'clock. as you say, there was a link to the daily telegraph, so we know pretty much what's in it. it is a damning report. this is that the principal cause of the fire was the cladding, which didn't comply with regulations. it spread the fire very quickly up the side of the building to the top and then across and down again over a very short period of time. it says that the fire service, in particular, have questions to answer. it is highly critical of the planning, training, and the communication on the night. the radios inside the tower didn't work. and then there is a lot of discussion of this stay policy where residents were advised to stay in their flats for two hours after the fire started and the report says that had that been lifted earlier, more lives would have been saved —— stay put. as you say, borisjohnson, the prime minister, has put out a statement this morning saying" the whole world will be w

kensington palace say it's also their most complex tour, due to political tensions and security concernsd kate will visit organisations working with young people, and see how local communities are responding to the effects of climate change. it was an amazing weekend of record—breaking runs. critical moments of sport over the weekend. record—breaking runs. critical moments of sport over the weekendlj can moments of sport over the weekend.” can remember paula radcliffe breaking the marathon record. it took 16 years. there is brigid kosgei, she did it so quickly. and kipchoge yesterday, you spoke to him. the great in about talking to people like kipchoge, you just hang on their every word. it was really softly spoken, very considered and you just want to know everything that they are about to say. he was incredible. he said his family were at the ignition key, starting the engine to make him run. it wasjust gorgeous. that wasn't an official re cord gorgeous. that wasn't an official record but yesterday's really wants. kenya's brigid kosgei shatters paula radcliffe's 16—year world record, a

. >> i will tell you these safe injection sites are contentious and the neighborhood is called kensingtonch used to be extremely impoverished. now it is having a beautiful renaissance, restaurants, beautiful homes, parks, the neighborhood has worked hard to gain tourism and increase property values and they see it as a way to driveway tourism and ruin the neighborhood. now we have people like governor rendell, a famous philadelphian and our liberal programmable district attorney behind it and our mayor. on the other hand a city councilmember in the area is vehemently opposed to this. heather: i want to bring up this map. there are cities all across the country considering these safe injection zones not just in philadelphia. these are great communities that are trying to grow their economic value, to be a safe place for kids to live and the fear from these neighbors is it will be a magnet for drug users in their neighborhood. >> that is what they will be. when there are drug users there are drug dealers. there are statistics about crime. i know a friend in a neighborhood in los angeles who

they want to open up a place in kensington which used to be a terrible neighborhood but now it's totally gentrified. hardworking philadelphians have made this a beautiful neighborhood with bustling restaurants and shops and beautiful homes and schools and playgrounds for children. what they want to do is they want to come in here and allow criminal drug addicts to inject illegal drugs. you bring illegal drugs, being drug dealers, this is horrible for this this done the community for hardworking philadelphians. our governor, i don't think he's for it. but our mayor is for it. in fact he came out and support for elizabeth warren to tell you who is with here. antipolice, pro-criminal district attorney larry pratt there is for it. former governor, a democrat, also for it. however, marx willa is the city councilman in this district not for it and thank god we have people like u.s. attorney mcswain who is going to fight this tooth and nail. >> mark: ed rendell thinks this will actually diminish addiction but if you look at vancouver who's had this for 15 years now, first city in north america

it's very dry and kensington, 68. in the oakland hills, 68. san leandro, 51. 61 in the city.we get nothing except high pressure and warm temperatures. 70s and 80s, almost 90 for some. 6:32 am. where would you like to start? >>> the tampa bay lightning is also a good team. good morning. we will start in the east bay with interstate 80 westbound heading out to the macarthur maze. 42 minute drive to get to this point and kevin, who is my right-hand man with the camera said, what is 80 look so bad? i was thinking about that for a second and it's the typical traffic. it is sl at 25. a little slower than usual because of an earlier stall. interstate 880 look. so far a traffic on the altamont pass because of an earlier issue. by the zero at greenville. let's go back to the desk. >>> pg&e warning more than 200,000 bay area customers could lose power as early as tomorrow afternoon because of the high fire danger. >> this morning covers 16 counties and half 1 million people in the northern half of the state and includes the bay area, napa, sonoma and san mateo county. pg&e said it expe

been in the tabloids for months, especially around the time harry and his wife meghan moved out of kensingtonin may. harry was asked about it during an interview with i-tv during the couple's trip to africa. >> there's been a lot of talk in the press about rifts with your brother. how much of that is true? >> part of this role and part of this job and this family being under the pressure that it's under, inevitably stuff happens. but we're brothers. we'll always be brothers. and we're certainly on different paths at the moment, but i will always be there for him and i know he'll always be there for me. we don't see each other as much as we used to because we're so busy. but i love him dearally. the majority of the stuff is created out of nothing. as i said, as brothers, you have good days, you have bad days. >> separately, a source says harry and meghan will take a break from official royal duties toward the end of the year after they complete their current engagements. they will divide their time between the united states and the united kingdom. >>> u.s. federal prosecutors are expected to f

. >> reporter: over in kensington, customers preparing for gas stations to shut down their pups. down the street at young's market, the owner says he feels pg&e was not prepare. not only did they waste the customers time but their money. he spent $5000 on makeshift coolers. >> i spent all night to make this one and to say the ice cream and frozen food. >> reporter: customers say it is better to be safe than sorry. >> we are getting ice putting coolers, but we are not panicking. it is what it is. >>> now to the news conference. >> scott will come up and provide an update with regards to what we are seeing for the weather forecast. scott? >> thank you. pg&e meteorology. meteorology continue to track it has been tracking over the last week what we call a diablo wind storm. we are going to have a weather system that is an inside slider, a classic set up for what we know as diablo wind across northern california. as the system moves south thursday into friday, it will produce santa ana winds across southern california, including portions of our tore tory, the mountains. this is a cali

tiburon at 70 now but kensington, 73. berkeley lab, 73. alameda at 76. bodega bay in healdsburg, windsor and dillon beach, all in the 70s. even penngrove at 76 and that's the reason why coming off of copper mountain and mount st. helena, 53 miles per hour . that is a 4300 feet. i think the geyserville ranch should read northeast and not west because the humidity is 10%. also ridge ranch at 1300 feet, is probably the closest to the fire. that is a little northeast of geyserville. that's almost 30 miles per hour with 75 degrees and 10% humidity. there is the mount st. helena, west. some locations are not reporting. you could be a number of reasons why.even a napa county you see 20-25 miles per hour . it's all of the north, northeast. the humidity continues to be very low. teens for some. maybe even single digits with relative humidity. the red flag is in full force. high wind, drive fuel and low committed to. >>> thank you. here i am and we are looking at some of the commutes. so far on 80, we start with 80 to vallejo in fairfield and it looks all right. t

something going to be watching very carefully off to the east bay we're looking at neighborhood's like kensington that sort of border up along the tilden regional park area they're going to be dealing with power outages throughout the day today and as we continue to follow highway 24 out towards orinda that we've been talking about that all morning long they've been dealing with power outages. and it's right here in the raga where we have that fire burning right now that did for a time forced the evacuation of hundreds of residents there. but the good news is firefighters are starting to get the upper hand. so that's the good news, let's go down towards the 8.80 and sort of follow the track down as we continue to go highway 13 is going to be big issue for the genie you can see why they got a lot of power outages there because a lot of the communities are in some of those steeper hillsides along the oakland hills and that's going to be a big i'm a big watch for not only residents there but also pg technicians, we know what happened in the oakland hills. when the big fires broke out there all those

there's the 57 in the city. 57 in kensington. alameda, 59. mainly mid 50s in the berkley hills. the system will be with us this morning. is not much to it. local drizzle and then clearing from north to south. that's when the breeze will pick up. morning drizzle. a lot of that looks to be moving south out of the area so look for some low clouds and then clearing and breezy this afternoon with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. i think yesterday was the coolest day for many. today maybe for a few. there will be another system moving into the north friday and early saturday. after that sunshine and warmer temperatures into sunday. >>> 5:20 am. san francisco auditorium became a one-stop shop for the homeless. next, we take you inside for a look at project homeless connect and how it could lead to getting people into permanent housing. >>> the reason a bay area restaurant is considering taking pg&e to court. welcome back. the number of people living in the vehicles is increasing in oakland. according to oakland city what homeless counts, the population of people living in cars, van zan

the same and the oakland hills. 63 in the city. 65 in kensington.ne for some and will be a sunny day for everyone as well. get ready for another round of high fire danger most of this week but it looks like it will be critical late tonight into tomorrow as we have low humidity and a strong northeast wind. 70, 80s come almost 90. 90 in brentwood. close for others. temperatures will be above average until sunday where we may get some cooling but it will be windy again. >>> a stunning move. the fda has approved a new form of tobacco. next, the tobacco product that will be advertised as less harmful than cigarettes. >>> the trump administration is making more water available for california farmers but we we hear what environmentalists have to say about that change. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. we all have things we love and long for. a place, a

kensington palace say it is also their most complex tour due to political tensions and security concernsor a look at the weather, here's darren. once again we've seen it rain developing across many parts of the uk today, and here in wiltshire, river levels certainly have been rising from the earlier spells of heavy rain. our attention has been focusing towards east anglia and the southeast, where we've seen some very wet weather and some thunderstorms pushing in from the near continent. so there is this amber thunderstorm warning from the met office for the evening, expiring before midnight as those storms run their way northwards and out to the north sea. but some very wet weather for a while, and there's more rain to push its way in towards the borders to. further west, the rain we are seeing earlier on, that will tend to peter off in general as we head towards the end of the night. it will turn dryer and a bit mixed year, temperatures in scotland where we saw the driest weather, 6—7dc. more of that drier weather along more widely tomorrow, many places dried with some much—needed dry w

and there are deep concerns that the lessons of the north be learned you know kensington and chelsea council itself has not punishment all of these buildings around every single one of them there is not one of them that doesn't have serious fire safety defects still in there. and nothing's been done about them the main trouble. is the number of buildings we have with a single staircase so you've got to tell block one the staircase if there is used for immediate evacuation people will double in those cases anyway because it's over trailed it phase 2 of the inquiry next year we'll look at the wider causes of the fire the decisions taken about the buildings renovation fire safety measures the combustible external padding all contributed to making the fire so deadly the fire brigades say residents may well have failed in its preparedness and response but the real culprits they feel have yet to be named jonah how al-jazeera. it traded troops and russian backed separatists have started to withdraw from a key front line area in eastern ukraine both sides have confirmed a miniature pullout i

you know kensington and chelsea council itself has not faced any real punishment all of these buildings around every single one of them but they are there is not one of them that doesn't have serious fire safety defects still in that the moment and nothing's been done about them the main tool. is the number of buildings we have with a single staircase so you've got to tell a block one staircase if there is used free media evacuation people will go in that is to cases anyway because it save a trail that phase 2 of the inquiry next year will look at the wider causes of the fire the decisions taken about the buildings renovation fire safety measures the combustible external cladding all contributed to making the file so deadly the fire brigade say residents may well have failed in its preparedness and response but the real culprits they feel have yet to be named jonah how al-jazeera london. 0. thank you very much one of the world's best players the bangladesh star all rounder shockey about her son has been banned for 2 years on 3 corruption charges the 32 year old has admitted to the inter

downwind of the smoke, berkeley, kensington and the san pablo area you are likely to get that smoke, one more shift to the uner east bay, this is oakley. the winds are sustained at 25 miles per hour. some of the strongest winds earlier this morning in the 93 per hour earlier, still blowing strong at mount saint helena. also our valley lakeses reporting 40 miles per hour to 50 miles per hour winds, getting into the future cast, notice the yellow and the orange, there is 4:00 in the afternoon. as we get into the evening hours, it shifts and we continue to die down by tomorrow morning. we should be in better shape at least when it comes to the wind. the advisory goes until 11:00, as far as temperatures outside. 63 in berkeley, 59 in san francisco. lower in areas of san jose, temperatures on the mild side. the last wind event we had we had a lot of heat. upper 70s this how ward and areas of concord but we are still dry, a low with the relative humidity and there is the extend the forecast, temperatures expected to cool monday into tuesday, back up wednesday into thursday but the extended

and there are deeper concerns that the lessons of grenfell have not been learned you know kensington and chelsea council this self has not faced any real punishment all of these buildings around here every single one of them but they are there is not one of them that doesn't have serious fire safety defects still in there at the moment and nothing's been done about them the main trouble. is the number of buildings we have with a single staircase so you've got to tell a block one the staircase if there is used free media evacuation people will go in the cases anyway because it's over trailed it. phase 2 of the inquiry next year we'll look at the wider causes of the fire the decisions taken about the buildings renovation fire safety measures the combustible external cladding all contributed to making the fire so deadly the fire brigade say residents may well have failed in its preparedness and response but the real culprits they feel have yet to be named jonah how al-jazeera london. there's much more to come this hour war tear gas and water cannon in chile on the 12th day in a row of p

the map just a little bit also want to point out that the community of kensington which is abuts up right against the children natural areas you can see here that whole stretch is also looking at blackout conditions not so much out in berkeley downtown but as you get up into the hills that's where you're starting to see at the lawrence hall of science for instance in that area as we move the map a bit you'll see clermont and montclair piedmont that portion of the east bay hills right where 24 cuts right through into the call caught on on the course want come out the other side. you're in la mer end of those 3 cities lafayette moraga and a rent you can see on the map widespread power outages right now if you've ever been to the area, you know it's because it's incredibly tough terrain very steep hills very dense. foliage and especially in places like marotta they had the risk of fire last night one did break out and that was part of our ongoing coverage of not only the pg e power blackout but the high fire danger that exist which is why the blackouts were instituted in the first place by p

kensington and chelsea might be difficult in central london but ipswich on the face of it it is puzzlingt be. it is to fold, shortage of social rented homes, and the housing benefit freeze. housing benefit used to cover up freeze. housing benefit used to cover up to half of private rents. in 2010 it was reduced to 30%. in 2013 it was no longer linked to the market price. it just 2013 it was no longer linked to the market price. itjust went up by inflation. in 2016 it was frozen altogether. rental prices have continued to go up that benefits have not kept up with that said the gap is getting bigger and bigger.m you have a message for the government today. what is it? our message is simple. increase housing benefit, the local housing allowa nce, benefit, the local housing allowance, to cover that i was 30% of rent in the private sector and invest 12.8 million a year every yearin invest 12.8 million a year every year in building a new socially rented homes. if we did that, we could build 145,000 social homes each yearfor could build 145,000 social homes each year for the next decade and sol

i just want to show you real quickly we do have a lot of areas right near kensington right up along theilden. >>regional park where we have a lot of power outage and again a lot of homes, doc b's hillside so in that part of the bay we're looking at power outages that are expected to expire until later tonight so just keep that in mind the rest of like elsa brought a richmond, you're fine powers on for you, let's head across though the richmond sandra fell bridge and into the north bay we're looking at conditions that are again spotty at best, but as you come down one o one from. sandra fell you're going to see like in marine city power outages all throughout that area and then course stretching out to the west as you head into. let's say the mere woods national park in a lot of communities that border up along that but following want to one as we head south. we really don't see a more outages until you get down towards areas like sausalito and as you can see on the map here that's when that really starts to light up again there's downtown sausalito right along the waterway and depending

today, a source at kensington palace said there was a view that the couple were in a "fragile place",g her friends had advised her not to marry prince harry. he talked about his mental health, and the way he deals with the pressures of his life, saying they were a matter of "constant management". here's our royal correspondent, jonny dymond. in africa, just weeks ago, they looked so happy. they showed off their newborn son, they danced and laughed. but behind it all, two people struggling with their roles, their lives and an onslaught of criticism in britain's bestselling papers. harry and meghan are one of the world's most photographed couples. but he made clear his deep discomfort at his very public life. every single time i see a camera, everything single time i hear a click or see a flash, it takes me straight back. so, in that respect, it's the worst reminder of her life, as opposed to the best. harry believes the press tore down his mother. now, he sees it happening to his wife. she is clearly horrified by how she has been portrayed. she reveals herfriends' warnings to her as sh

you'll see the return of the cool weather, 40s and 50s in and around alameda, kensington 52, berkeley 49. the higher clouds are coming in from the west southwest, associated with a separate system. this front is still way to the north and won't be here until tonight, ear tomorrow. that's the best opportunity for rain and it will be light. this may be it for october. models show nothing after tomorrow, all the way to november 1st. 30s and 40s on the temps, santa rosa with thick fog 38 degrees there. that front arrives tonight and maybe tomorrow morning some light rain. it's a cool pattern today, 60s and low 70s. sal is here, things picking up. >>> highway 4, i just saw a sweet from the san francisco fire department that said there's a fire at the corner of beal and bryant, which is under the overpass near the embarcadero. so we'll have to figure that out. first of all, let's go and take a look at the westbound bay bridge. traffic here is going to be okay. it's backed up for about 25 minutes, no problems there. the traffic here looks okay. if you're on 880 north, it's crowded approachin

a source at kensington palace, where william and catherine live, said prince william is "worried" aboutnd william was "certainly not furious this morning". as we mentioned, meghan also spoke in the documentary, when i first met my now husband, my friends were really happy because i was so friends were really happy because i was so happy but my british friends are said to me, i'm sure he's great, but you shouldn't do it because the british tabloids will destroy your life, and i very naively, i'm american, we don't have that they are, what are you talking about? that doesn't make any sense? i didn't get it. so, yeah, it has been complicated. we‘re joined now by royal historian and commentator sarah gristwood. they will be people that will look at this in one of two ways. either those who think it is commendable that they both talk about mental pressures and what they are going through. they will be other people who say they have got every luxury as members of the royal family, they have everything at their disposal, others go out there as a single mum, drop the kids off at the school and

funeral of the princess of wales, her body was moved to rest for a final night at her london home, kensingtons award, the riba stirling prize, will be announced next tuesday. there are six nominations for britain‘s best new building 2019, which include a railway station, new council housing and a property made entirely of cork. every day this week we are taking a closer look at each of the nominated buildings. today is the turn of the weston yorkshire sculpture park, which sits in the grounds of bretton hall, an 18th—century country park estate. the weston is the latest addition to the sculpture park, which has been in action since 1977. the new building provides a visitor centre and gallery. we needed a new entrance into the park. we needed more car parking, more cafe space. and we also wanted a building that was going to bring people into this 18th—century landscape in a new way. you approach the building from the car park, and you‘re taken into something which is almost like a kind of slit in an earthwork, you feel as if you‘re going into a hill. and then everything explodes when you come

kensington, low 50s. temperatures to be held in the 60s, 70s.>>> you can see we have a commute going at the bay bridge. it is not the. there is slow traffic. it is getting better. we don't have the same volume. if you drive in walnut creek getting there is slow. slow traffic on highway 4 and 80. on the peninsula we had an early crash on southbound 101. i would give myself extra time. things are getting better. as we look at 101 we have slow traffic on 17 coming out of campbell. if you don't have to get on the freeway 17 i would you city roads. it is 8:02 am. >>> amtrak trains were forced to stop after a fire broke out. this is what it looked like early this morning on san pablo avenue near the dead fish restaurant. we are at the scene to bring you details on the firefight.>> reporter: we got an update about the amtrak train. they are going to allow it to come through the area 5 miles per hour. you can see the train on the track has been stopped for 2 hours. ever since the fire broke out on a hillside in c

. >> chair recognizes mister kensington for five minutes . >> thank you all for being here.we appreciate it. it's interesting on the last line of questions, one of the best things about democracy is our ability to have free speech but this can also be something that is a real threat . i think the chairman were yielding and i think it's safe to say not remember of congress has a plan to do about section 230 of the k communications we all agree that the hearing is warranted we need to have a discussion about the origins and intent of that section and whether the companies enjoy these liability protections are operated in a manner intended and i'll state up front that i generally appreciate the efforts certain platforms have made over the years to remove the block unlawful content. but i'd also say it's clearly not enough and that the status quo is unacceptable. it's been frustrating for me in recent years that my image and variations of my name have been used by criminals to defraud people on social media andthis goes back 10 years to the purchase of two 100 , on one note about these skins

kensington palace calls this visit the couple's most complex so far amid political tensions and securityother princess diana's footsteps and she made three different visits to pakistan back in the 1990s, including this one back in 1996. ♪ >> i remember those visits. >> i only remember one. i don't remember all three. i love it when harry and meghan just came back from south africa. from africa. i like it when the kids, the boys go to where their mother was. >> yeah. >> you can see when she was there and when they were there. >> yeah. >> i think all of us who follow the royals were worried how they would turn out when she died. it's good to see them grown men following in their mother's footsteps. >> growing into the office they occupy as well and the decisions they occupy. >> exactly right. >> elizabeth warren the frontrunner in the race for the democratic nomination as we head into tonight's presidential debate. marco rubio and hillary clinton's 2016 managers, terry sullivan and robby mook are in our green room with whether warren will cement her lead. coming up. if your mouth is made t

described by kensington palace as the most complex mission yet, maggie rulli is live in pakistan withs village just a few hours outside of islamabad. it's a place dealing with severe water shortages and we're hear because today for the couple it is all about climate change and conservation. in a trip of a royal couple first, will and kate walk along a glacier in northern pakistan. kate wearing a traditional hat before the outing. the very same style diana wore when she visited the country solo in 1991. the two getting a firsthand look at how stunning this land is. and how climate change is threatening the country and its people. the snow on those glaciers is supposed to be a major source of water for the country, but a few hours outside of islamabad, we meet up with a group of villagers who tell us water skartty -- scarcity is a major problem. raise your hand, has water scarcity gotten worse in the past five years? yeah, yeah. they say having the royals here gives them hope. for will and kate these are the communities they want to help raising awareness, in part, by embracing local cu

the figures emerged at a kensington and chelsea council meeting. up to a listings service showing venues with low or non—alcoholic drinks. the guide claims to be the first venture of its kind in the uk and aims to help those looking to cut down on booze. the team behind it say the ambition is to make the square mile a mindful drinking place. let's take a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tube, thejubilee line has no service between neasden and waterloo after engineering faults were found on some trains. and london 0verground, no service between gospel 0ak and upper holloway following a points failure at gospel 0ak. 0n the roads, there are long northbound delays on the aa06 north circular through barking following an accident on the slip road from the barking roundabout. tailbacks are back to the a13 at the beckton roundabout. in at the beckton roundabout. croydon, station road for in croydon, station road is closed for water main repairs outside the station, so expect delays on north end and wellesley road as traffic diverts. now the weather

he recently moved into this permanent flat provided by the royal borough of kensington and chelsea.eel upset. it makes me feel like we have been taken for a ride, like, are you serious? this cannot be. this is so important. what are you hearing from other survivors and bereaved ? they do not trust this inquiry any more. according to the mp for kensington, which is the area of grenfell tower, many residents are frustrated. a lot of people think it is deliberate. we have been assured that it isn't deliberate, but it feels like it, and whether or not it is deliberate, it is a very bad time for people who want people to take this seriously and pay due attention. responding to concerns, the grenfell enquiry told us: maher khoudair has polio and relies on crutches. he lived in grenfell tower with his wife and daughter and is still traumatised from the fire. do you still get flashbacks? yes. if i smoke a cigarette now, i am scared if anything will happen. when i am sleeping, i dream that something happened in my flat, so i go outside. i need fresh air in the flat. he is also concerned abou