according to the report from the sun which credits an unnamed kensington palace source, prince william tested positive back in april. when reached by nbc news, kensington palace would not confirm or deny the report if confirmed, this would make him the second member of the royal family to contract the virus after prince charles tested positive in march. >>> we have your catch of the day. a man caught a gator weighing a tad over 1,000 pounds. he has been watching this gator for three years. it is the biggest one he's ever seen according to the florida fish and wildlife conservation the record for the heaviest gator is 1043 pound male. this one coming close. >> geez. hope he feels good about himself. impressive, i guess. >> nbc meteorologist janessa web with us taking a look at hurricane eta. good morning. >> good morning. this storm system continues to intensify. now a hurricane, and it poses a serious threat for central america. now it's not going to go into the gulf it will hit land the flooding is going to be a big-time issue the national hurricane issue has joined as a cat 2 by tomo

according to the report, which credits an unnamed kensington palace source, prince william, second inine to the british throne, tested positive in april. when reached by nbc news, kensington palace would not confirm nor deny the results if confirmed, this would make him the second member of the royal family to contract the virus. his father, prince charles, tested positive in march >>> meanwhile, just as the holiday season gets under way, some of the nation's top experts say the country's worsen covid crisis is tied to close gatherings here is nbc's sam brock. >> reporter: for the second straight night halloween partying putting halloween at risk new york's sheriff's deputies shutting down a nearly 400-person affair in brooklyn only to crash this bronx bash only 24 hours later. officials say 557-plus people all in violation of emergency stay-at-home orders. an annual west hollywood street party cancelled. but revellers showed up anyway forcing officers to break things up >> you're a little worried, but you know if you take the proper precautions, you're going to be okay. >> reporter:

kensington palace has refused to confirm any details.eks, william he began a busy programme with his wife of video contact. they praised people for their resilience, without giving any hint of his own brush with the virus. nicholas witchell, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime: borisjohnson prepares to ask mps to support his plan for a month—long national coronavirus lockdown in england. and coming up... how do people living in areas with low levels of covid infections feel about the lockdown? coming up on bbc news: coronavirus continues to disrupt the super league. two more matches are cancelled, with the castleford tigers involved again, following another four positive tests for covid—19, leaving the rest of the regular season in further doubt. he is one of the most famous actors in the world. but now, johnny depp's reputation is in tatters after he lost his libel action agains the sun. the high courtjudge ruled that the newspaper's claim in 2018 that he had assaulted his ex—wife amber heard was substantially true. our arts correspo

i will years ago and kensington from illinois who was a young member, he's one of the brightest guys in congress and he was elected to the class of 2010 and back then his hair was very short, almost like a crew cut. he's still in the reserves, and he reminded me of the picture i've seen of don rumsfeld at about the same age. square jaw, good-looking guy so i just read what rumsfeld biography and i said you're from illinois, from illinois, you got a crew cut, he's got a group thatand you guys should get to know one another . i'll send a book to somebody struck me as something that might interest them and in particular adam is one of our really thoughtful thinkers in congress on both sides of the aisle. on national security issues and military so he was deployed to combat zones a guy who knows what he's talking about and i thought he be interested in a guy like rumsfeld who had also served and had been both the youngest and oldest secretary of defense inamerican history . >> i don't know if you saw this but mister rumsfeld wrote his most recent book about his years before the white hou

i'll send him a book, i remember years ago and in kensington or from illinois was a young member. he's one of our brightest guys in congress and was elected in the class of 2010 and his hair back then was very short, almost like a crew cut. he's still in the reserves, still flies and hereminded me of the picture i'd seen of donald rumsfeld at about the same age . square jaw, good-looking guy and so i just bought rumsfeld's autobiography and i sent it over to him. i said you're from illinois, he's from illinois, you've got a crew cut, he's got a crew cut and you guys should get together. i'll send a book to somebody occasionally because it struck me as something that might interest them and adam is one of our really thoughtful thinkers in congress on both sides of the aisle on national security issues and military matters . he deployed to combat zones so he's a guy who knows what he's talking about and i thought he'd be interested in a guy like rumsfeld who had also served and had been the youngest and oldest secretary of defense in american history >> i don't know if you saw this

kensington palace sources just coming out with this now. nbc news reached out to kensington palace.uld not confirm nor deny the reports. prince charles was diagnosed in march. >>> england is set to begin a lockdown later this week. they hit 1 million cases. prime minister boris johnson ordered the shut. restrictions would only apply to england. there are a lot of them. bars and restaurants can only offer take-out. people will only be able to leave home for a short list of reasons. the lockdown does need parliament's a profrl. that vote scheduled for wednesday. the shutdown would then start thursday. and then it would end on december 2nd. >> a southern california art director is reimagining the i voted sticker. james ramirez has worked on big franchise movies. but his latest project was redesigning the i voted sticker to help illustrate our country isn't as divided as it seems. he says he used overlapping type and blended colors to show america isn't just divided along red and blue partisan lines. >> for all the differences that are between us, there are these intersections. so what

as we head into the east bay from richmond, kensington, getting wet and it is slippery roads around millalley, also the paradise drive area. as we head into the south bay, going into gilroy, monterey road, you need the wipers. take a look at the wider picture. we have this system passing through. rainfall so far anywhere from almost two inches, mountains, kent field 1.62 to san francisco, livermoore. the next thing we will be concerned about is the fog. i will be back with a closer look at that coming right up. >>> tonight president trump fired chris krebs, the administration's top election security official. krebs disputed the president's claims of widespread voting fraud. it comes as the president still refuses to cooperate with president-elect joe biden's transition team. >> reporter: president-elect biden briefed today on national security by outside advisors. >> i have been unable to get the briefings that normally would have come by now. >> reporter: that is because the president is denying access and blocking biden's team from briefings on the pandemic. a move biden warned could c

according to sources in kensington palace the royal family chose to keep his infection secret shortlycharles announced a positive test in late march. when reached by nbc news kensington palace would not confirm or deny the report. >>> starting today new york and new jersey port authorities will fine travelers who do not wear facemasks. those fines will start at $50 in all port authority facilities including the three new york city airports, train stations and bus terminals. new york is requiring out-of-state travelers to test negative three days before arrival. >>> next, stories we're following today including record turnout. live team coverage on the race to the polls across the state and what you need to know if you're dealing with election stress. >>> plus, hikers beware. major changes coming to yosemite's reservation system and advice before you plan your next trip. 5:27. we'll be right back. today's ways of working, may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network.

as we head into the east bay from richmond, kensington, getting wet and it is slippery roads around millalley, also the paradise drive area. as we head into the south bay, going into gilroy, monterey road, you need the wipers. take a look at the wider picture. we have this system passing through. rainfall so far anywhere from almost two inches, mountains, kent field 1.62 to san francisco, livermoore. the next thing we will be concerned about is the fog. i will be back with a closer look at that coming right up. >>> tonight president trump fired chris krebs, the administration's top election security official. krebs disputed the president's claims of widespread voting fraud. it comes as the president still refuses to cooperate with president-elect joe biden's transition team. >> reporter: president-elect biden briefed today on national security by outside advisors. >> i have been unable to get the briefings that normally would have come by now. >> reporter: that is because the president is denying access and blocking biden's team from briefings on the pandemic. a move biden warned could c

the district line has no service between high street kensington and edgware road.use of leaves on the line. c2c trains have delays in and out of fenchurch street because of emergency enginering works. and you can see on the travel camera here it's busy around vauxhall because of the ongoing closure of vauxhall bridge. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. some changes in the weather this week to something cooler, brighter, drier and a lot less windy. part of that transformation will happen today. it is ridiculously mild out there at the moment, 16 or 17 celsius, it's blustery, lots of low cloud, damp and drizzly, some list and some murk around and there will be some outbreaks of rain as we head through this morning as well. but behind that weather front, it's going to be brighter this afternoon and much cooler air, so the sunshine will emerge, watch out for one or two showers. temperatures will drop through the afternoon and it will stay rather windy. the temperatures will be through the morning and it will feel cooler by the time it gets to

as his career progressed, he moved from east to west across london, to kensington and found himself withindon landmark. the royal albert hall would provide the dramatic backdrop to the climax of 1934's the man who knew too much. it was about an attempted political assassination and was remade with the same name in the 1950s, starring james stewart and doris day. the climate takes place in the royal albert hall. alfred hitchcock create something that will recognise. nothing amateur about hitchcock at all at that point, he is a great film—maker stop by from 1940, alfred hitchcock would become a part of hollywood mythology. but this bronze bust of him that stands in his old workplace, the gainsborough studio is now housing shows that he remains the 20th century giant british film. alfred hitchcock is thought of as a film—maker based either in the uk or are in los angeles, but he also fell under the spell of german cinema. as a young man in 1924, he went to berlin where he served as an apprenticeship which had an impact on his signature style. from berlin, comes this report. television. this i

kensington station.loud is going to increase and thicken, coming in from the west. the wind will strengthen through the course of the day, as well. temperatures still on the mild side. getting up to 13—14 celsius. overnight tonight, we hang on to the cloud. the wind continues to strengthen and this band of quite heavy rain will move through, the wind becoming gusty as it moves further north and east. behind it, some clearer spells, so, hopefully by dawn, that should have cleared. minimum temperature around 7—8 celsius. so feeling, again, reasonably fresh tomorrow morning. a bright start, plenty of sunshine around tomorrow. still quite breezy and the temperature feeling a little cooler. it will stay rather unsettled as we head through the rest of this week into the weekend. i'm back in an hour. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. a plan to get more than a million students home from english universities in time for christmas has been announced by the government. the operation will

tonight, we delve into the history limitations of polling a in amekilljoy necas from skype from kensington maryland, joseph campbell, the author of "lost in gathe op." thanks for joing us this evening, joe. >> it's a real pleasure to be on your show. >> you journals before you became an academic. talk us through how you saw polling before u started on your research for and how those views have changed. >> i thought polling was pretty reliabin. i gave pothe benefit of the doubt that these numbers, the numbers were going to be accurate, and i did not give it a second thought, but as i got into the research for lost in the gallop, it became clear that polling is an imperfect instrument, susceptible to failure and susceptible to errors of different kinds. >> you were spurred to write this book because of th2016 election. we cannot help but look back at that and recalled how very wrong it went. is here co the pollin general have joe biden ahead of donald trump. should we believe them? >> we should keep in mind that polling does have a checkered past, and it's important to recognize that polls c

as hitchcock's career progressed, he moved from east to west across the london to kensington and foundll provide the dramatic backdrop brought 1934's the man who knew too much. the film starred leslie banks and edna best and it was about an attempted political assassination. it was remade with the same name in the 19505 starring james stewart and doris day. in the climax of both versions of the film, they ta ke both versions of the film, they take place in the royal albert hall. hitchcock create something that as many people as possible watching the film will recognise. there is nothing amateurish about hitchcock at all at that point. these are great bits of filmmaking. by 1940, hitchcock will become part of the hollywood mythology. but this bronze bust of him that stands in his old workplace, london's gainsborough studios, now housing, perhaps shows that he remains the 20th—century giant of which is film. hitchcock is generally thought of as a filmmaker based either in the uk or los angeles. but he also fell under the spell of german cinema. a5 fell under the spell of german cinema. a

host: let's hear from debbie in kensington, maryland. good morning. guess my comment is that i feel that people are listening to a lot of rhetoric coming out of the democratic that they will lose all of their insurance during a pandemic. which i believe is not true. like the way political .arties insert fear to people that they believe the people running for office are speaking true. we are going to get free insurance -- i can't imagine that whatever be so. i have mostly not had insurance in my lifetime unless i work for a company that offered it. that wase catastrophic $140 a month and it went to $700 a month and i dropped it. i was penalized for dropping it. i am grateful for the republican party and president trump that i don't have to get penalized. $800 is a lot of money for someone like me that can't afford $700 a month with the .ther bills i have i am 63, i'm single, and i've -- i don't really have any medications except for one. i don't need to pay $750 a month for a couple of preventative doctor bills. i did try this past year to go and get c

kensington palace refused to comment but didn't deny the report. >>> health is an issue, of course, that we focus on in our commitment to help build a better bay area. and a day ahead of dia de los muertos, community groups in san francisco and san rafael celebrated and remembered the lives of those who have passed. this year, there was a special focus on the lives lost to covid-19 throughout the bay area. abc7 news reporter luz pena has this story. >> my great, great, great-grandmother anna maria. >> reporter: her photo gracing this altar with tamales waiting for her to visit. >> food always has to be present because we are inviting them to come and commune with us, so we have to offer them a feast that they loved when they were alive. >> reporter: across from the altar, dancers cleansing the air. every movement and sound has a purpose. >> just clean away the bad spirits. feathers are what captures and likes moves and cleanses the air. our shakers pushes the bad spirits away. >> reporter: a day ahead of dia de los muertos, this mexican celebration of the dead meant something different t

kensington palace refused to comment but they also didn't deny the report. >>> now to the u.p.s.r who shows us how small acts of kindness can make a difference in a person's life. tom lamas has more from vermont. >> reporter: this right here may look like just another u.p.s. delivery run. but the driver, kip youngman, is about to make someone's day. >> it's just an extension of my life. it's not even a job, never has been. >> reporter: waiting for his arrival, 14-year-old max finn. max is autistic. he rarely speaks. and besides his daily routines, u.p.s. trucks are among his favorite things. since march, with both parents working from home and home deliveries much more frequent, kip's visits to the house twice a week have become much more anticipated. >> have a good day. >> reporter: so when it came time for halloween -- >> he wants to be a u.p.s.man, why not just encourage him? >> reporter: kip with that special delivery. >> yay! do you want to open it? >> jacket! >> reporter: a u.p.s. vest, hat, gloves and truck bringing out a rare smile. making a connection. >>> love it. >> th

kensington palace is giving no official comment or confirmation, but a palace source told the bbc that covid—19 a week into the national lockdown last spring, is accurate. i am catherine and this is william next to me. at the time, prince william continued to carry out official engagements using videoconferencing. news of his father's covid—19 infection was made public, at the time he was photographed isolating in scotland. but it may be that given the national mood last spring, there was no desire to add further alarm by revealing prince william's condition. jon donnison, bbc news. let's get a round—up of the latest sport. hello, i'm chetan pathak with your monday sport briefing. first, to italy, where ac milan's impressive start to the season continues. and zlatan ibrahimovic is proving once again that age is only a number, coming up with some acrobatics to give his side a 2—1 win at udinese. the 39—year—old got the winner seven minutes from time, milan are two points clear at the top and unbeaten in 2a games. after two weeks out with coronavirus, cristiano ronaldo returned to action

kensington palace is giving no official comment or confirmation but a palace source told the bbc thatd—19 around a week into the national lockdown last spring is accurate. i'm catherine and this is william next to me. at the time, prince william continued to carry out a number of official engagements using video conferencing. news of his father's covid—19 infection was made public. at the time he was photographed self—isolating in scotland. but it may be that, given the national mood last spring, there was no desire to add further alarm by revealing prince william's condition. jon donnison, bbc news. the award—winning journalist, robert fisk, has died at the age of 7a, following a suspected stroke at his home in dublin. he was best known for his work as a middle—east correspondent, during three decades with the independent newspaper. robert fisk was one of the few western journalists to interview 0sama bin laden johnny depp is due to find out later this morning whether he's won his libel case against the sun. the hollywood actor is suing the newspaper's publisher and its executive edi

she lost the title of her royal highness but continued to live here with kensington palace with her childrenmely car accident in 19 nefb a profound loss for prince william and prince harry, who were 15 and 12. both have spoken openly about the effects on their mental health. prince harry, now a father himself, calling his mother's death a wound that festers. today the princess and her legacy are taking center stage again. guys, in a further twist, the bbc says this morning they have rediscovered a handwritten note by princess diana that absolved martin beshear of any wrongdoing and said forged documents had no bearing on her decision to do the interview. we should also say the bbc has told us that martin beshear is not available to comment because he's currently recovering from bypass surgery and complications from covid-19. peter, kristen. >> well, we hope he does recover. sarah harman, thank you so much. remarkable to hear what princess diana had to say in those letters. >> watching that old interview 25 years ago, it's still so stunning to hear her say those words. this marriage is a bit

in kensington, gas works continue on north end rd, with a contraflow to the south of west kensingtons morning, temperatures hovering around the 0 celsius mark. we also have some fairly dense mist and fog. the fog is going to be quite stubborn, it's really going to take its time to lift. through the morning it's likely to linger. it's not going to be until this afternoon when we start to see it burn back a little to some hazy, sunny spells. the wind is light today and the temperature feeling cold between 9 and 10 celsius the maximum. overnight tonight, we should get some clearer spells but once again we're going to see the mist and fog developing. shouldn't linger too far into friday morning as we develop a south easterly breeze and that willjust help to lift it a little quicker. the minimum temperature overnight between 3 and 5 celsius. another chilly start tomorrow — still that mist and fog. eventually, it will start to lift and we'll get some sunshine through friday. as we head into the weekend, it is looking like a dry day for saturday and the temperature just a little bit milder.

electric vehicle batterymaker quantum scape backed by the likes of bill gates agreeing to merge with kensingtonapital acquisition corp. to go public, of course, via spac the combined company remains listed on the nyse right now, trading under that ticker symbol you see there. and it is up, the deal having closed this morning. let's get more on quantumscape's public debut nice to see you, sir >> good morning. >> and i'm sure a big day for you having closed the deal what do you tell your investor base about your ability to get to real revenues and potentially earnings it is still many years away, is it not >> it is and i think the key point there, guess a couple of key points, one is this is the beginning of a massive transformation in one of the largest industries on the planet and it is going to be a multidecade long transition. there is a huge opportunity, hundreds of billions of dollars in value over that period of time i think the most important point to make is the -- the time doesn't reflect what traditionally would be thought of as market risk or technology risk we have technology that wo

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host: let's hear from debbie in kensington, maryland. good morning.uess my comment is that i feel that people are listening to a lot of rhetoric coming out of the democratic that they will lose all of their insurance during a pandemic. which i believe is not true. like the way political .arties insert fear to people that they believe the people running for office are speaking true. we are going to get free insurance -- i can't imagine that whatever be so. i have mostly not had insurance in my lifetime unless i work for a company that offered it. that wase catastrophic $140 a month and it went to $700 a month and i dropped it. i was penalized for dropping it. i am grateful for the republican party and president trump that i don't have to get penalized. $800 is a lot of money for someone like me that can't afford $700 a month with the .ther bills i have i am 63, i'm single, and i've -- i don't really have any medications except for one. i don't need to pay $750 a month for a couple of preventative doctor bills. i did try this past year to go and get cat

kensington palace is giving no official comment or confirmation but a palace source told the bbc thatms of covid—19 around a week into the national lockdown last spring is accurate. i'm catherine and this is william next to me. at the time, prince william continued to carry out a number of official engagements using video conferencing. news of his father's covid—19 infection was made public. at the time he was photographed self—isolating in scotland. but it may be that, given the national mood last spring, there was no desire to add further alarm by revealing prince william's condition. jon donnison, bbc news. the us presidential election enters its final day of campaigning, with both president trump and joe biden appealing to voters in crucial battleground states. the scale of early voting has been unprecedented with more than 93 million americans having cast their ballots already. our correspondent nomia iqbal reports from florida. this is the most important election of our lifetime. it is crunch time. president trump and joe biden have been making a push in the midwestern states an