he has got 15 bedroom places in kensington, which has been up places in kensington, which has been upou _ rid of everything in a fire sale and if you were — rid of everything in a fire sale and if you were in the market for a massive — if you were in the market for a massive palatial mansion. the other 0 tion to massive palatial mansion. the other option to buy _ massive palatial mansion. the other option to buy a _ massive palatial mansion. the other option to buy a football— massive palatial mansion. the other option to buy a football club - option to buy a football club cheaply and we are told the us investors are already eyeing up chelsea. that suggestion was treated with content that penny was a chelsea fan. thank you both very much and lovely to see you both again and thank you very much for your time. thank you for your company with the papers and we will be back or i will be back tomorrow with two other reviewers and do join us again for that. coming up next, we have the latest sports headlines and then we returned to singapore for newsday. good evening, i�*m tulsen tollett wi

never publicly-seen photo of princess diana goes on display tomorrow as part of a new exhibit at kensington palace. >> it's a black and white image taken by david bailey in 1988 for england's national portrait gallery. several other photos from that session did go on display, most of them showing diana smiling warmly and facing the camera. >> this exhibit includes previously unseen photos of queen elizabeth and the late prince phillip from an outtake of a portrait he was doing. >> wow, this is an exceptional photo. >> more reasons to go and gear up on culture and museums. >> yes, that's why andrew's going to london to see that photo. >> maybe at some point. >>> coming up, "the dropout." hulu's new docuseries on the woman behind one of the biggest frauds in corporate history and why producers on the project still don't really know who the real elizabeth holmes is. >>> and later in "the mix," the man who's just accomplished what no one else has. you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfrie

milkshake here is the star of the show at this urban farm in kensington, where he shows other peopleust how easy it is to grow your own food. and be sustainable in the dense urban landscape of kensington lies a modest but inspired urban city farm and plant away, sis. oh and they have a celebrity pig named milkshake as well. we grow so many things in such a small amount of space. olivia gamber is the farm manager here at greens grow. she's responsible for all aspects of growing produce. here, she says. the offerings are abundant. it might even surprise you were growing lettuce, greens, spinach. that's winter, like more of the springtime stuff will have corn here

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cameras designed to pick up excessively loud cars have caught almost 300 drivers in kensington and chelseasidents. figures from the sunday times suggest over the past eight months 289 vehicles had readings of more than 100 decibels, which can be harmful to hearing. it's best known as an art gallery, but this month tate modern is showcasing dance. it's teaming up with sadlers wells theatre and the royal opera house for a special festival. the display of recently acquired works from trisha brown dance company is a really important way to enable visitors to experience dance who maybe would never go to see a contemporary dance show. let's take a look at the situation the tubes now. there's a good service so far this morning, just that part closure of the northern line. for all other travel news tune in to your local bbc radio station. onto the weather now with nazaneen gaffar. hello, good morning. another fine day thanks to high pressure being in charge. but through this week we are going to see that high—pressure move away eastwards, and more of an atlantic influence coming through bringing w

the same with the oligarchs' town houses in it places like k kensington in london. cameras in there. at a certain point in time, russian people hope that russian people have done in the past and that is rise up. as you know, as a student of history, anderson, russia is either expanding or it's collapsing. i hope that we're going to see some of the latter in this case. russia has overreached kherson. what they doll is an extraordinary amount of destruction and damage. forcing refugees to flee. and it's going to be a horrific scene. it will be barbaric. clearly, there is war crimes that have been committed. i want to drive down a little more about what the campaign within a major city like kyiv might actually look like. you were taking you need five, you know, armed soldiers to, one, defend or attack, i mean if there is, you know, i don't know, kyiv is a city of 2.5 million people. if there is 500,000 men and women left in the city willing to fight, you're still talking about -- that's, what, 2.5 mill dwron amilli he on attackers and russia doesn't have that. >> from

kathy park is outside kensington palace this morning.er, good morning to you. william and kate have a pretty packed itinerary, visiting three commonwealth countries. the royal tourist already off to a rocky start. this morning, william and kate are off to the caribbean, and already it is not going as planned. a royal source confirming a stop in belize moved to a different location because some local residents were unhappy about the visit. government officials adding they have activated a contingency plan, another venue selected to showcase maya entrepreneur ship. an unexpected twist in the first tour since the pandemic that could change the future of the british monarchy as they keep far flung nations part o the queen'ritish empire. >> these are diplomats, ambassadors if you like going out there, representing her on the world stage, but there's going to be a charm offensive going onto try to persuade them not to ditch the uk. >> reporter: the visit begins in belize, includes stops in the bahamas and jamaica. the prime minister signals a

unlike the mansions that he has in kensington and the penthouse that he has in west london.e lost those. those are currently in the control of the british government. >> okay. thanks very much, indeed. >>> still to come on the program, for you this morning, we will be joined by ukraine's deputy prime minister with talks with russia aimed at achiefs a cease-fire continue today. >>> struggling to get his young daughter out of moldova and into the u.k. and we chatted yesterday. and we will find out how well he has managed to move with that during the last 24 hours. >>> and also, we will speak to the head of travel as the u.k. plans to drop all remaining covid travel measures. l remaini covid travel measures. >>> what is happening with unemployment figures. good morning. >> good morning. kay. we have the latest statistics today telling us what is going on in the world of work and jobs and wages. some good news. unemployment is down. employment is up. but there are some other, some more worrying trends going on, but i think the government is paying very, very close attention to.

that's for sure. 50 in kensington 50 in piedmont.er, lafayette, alamo. dublin pleasanton, castro valley down to 41. but again, the ridge of high pressure just says you get nothing except sunshine and warmer, temps weak system on thursday, maybe one on monday. tuesday is our next hope for us any rain? i think the sierra get a little dusting of snow, but today. it's all about sunshine and warmer temps when 75 santa rosen, also fairfield low seventies for all above average here, little cooler into thursday still nice friday, then we'll bring some clouds, especially the latter half of the weekend. you guys okay, steve. thank you. thomas for 18 plans to permanently shut down part of golden gate park to traffic. it's gaining traction now coming up the timeline for when a final decision could be made. plus, today is international women's day, and we hear from the bay area chapter of alliance for girls on the significance of this movement. ♪ this is how we do it.. ♪ turns out, montell jordan knows how to do almost everything. and it turns ou

pleasant and now 61, kensington 61 couple of upper forties fremont and walnut creek.t's in the fifties or sixties. and the rain from yesterday in portland and seattle is going north really far north, and the high is just really strong here seventies eighties on your temp, seth, those are correct. and it will still be mild to warm wednesday . think fog starts to creep back into the coast will begin. it's cool down, but it'll still be pretty mild, warm rest of the week. you guys okay, steve. thank you. time is 5 22 growing concerns that russia may launch cyberattacks against countries that are helping ukraine. coming up with companies are being told to do to protect themselves and their customers and very intense tornadoes and wildfires, causing a lot of damage across the south. coming up. we'll show you recovery efforts underway this morning. 25 happening today. san francisco police will present the latest data about police stops, police searches and use of force to the board of supervisors as they try to reach reform goals that were set by the justice department. acco

a liberal democrat mp wants the local council to rename kensington palace gardens after the ukrainian have been released. the new station hall will be larger than trafalgar square, and it's scheduled to open sometime between 2029 and 2033. the controversial rail line is billions of pounds over budget and has seen numerous revisions. they were ground—breaking and provocative, and now you can go and see 20 of damien hirst�*s formaldehyde works in the first dedicated exhibition of its kind. it features preserved animals like sheep, cows and sharks. if you've got the stomach for it, then they're on display from tomorrow at the gagosian gallery in kings cross. a hairdresserfrom peckham says she dreams of qualifying for next year's women's world cup. otesha charles, who plays her club football for gillingham, helped guyana win two world cup qualifiers last month and is hoping the south american country can cause a shock and make it all the way to the finals in australia and new zealand. i am so excited. i mean, like, we have a very good chance of qualifying in this round. to play in the wor

that's next to kensington palace he bought the mansion for more than $100 million back in 2009 the whitest russians, including abramovich, tying russian oligarchs directly to putin and directly to assets is proving very difficult because they're all masters of using shell companies and relatives to hide their true ownership former treasury secretary steven munnuchin today saying the whit house should hit them harder >> i would immediately cease any payments in the energy markets the fact that money is still going to russia through that is something i would stop immediately. and i would sanction more people that are around putin. >> and uk minister calling for oligarch properties in the uk to be seized and used to house ukrainians fleeing the war meanwhile, in a spanish boat yard, a ukrainian boat mechanic tried to sink a yacht owned by a russian arms dealer. he told the spanish court, quote, i don't regret anything i have done. and i would do it again. shep >> robert frank, thank you >> ukrainian forces are putting up a strong fight against the russian troops on the ground but u.s. offic

asset-free in the u.k., and his properties, we know he has one multimillion pound property in london's kensington and all of those will be frozing and he cannot sell them and he cannot benefit from any of those, potentially his yachts as well. why the u.k. government is doing, they have a case built up against him and associated with someone and that is vladimir putin who is involved in destabilizing ukraine and undermining its territory integrity. and contracts for his company and contracts with the 2018 world cup. >> a lot of people tweeting as result, many of them say about time, why didn't the government do this before, they've been given plenty of notice to get the funds out of the country but one says, does this mean that chelsea will be nationalized? >> no, it doesn't. the company can't seize the chelsea football club, it remains in his hands but he can't benefit financially from it. it does not become our property. sadly. but so that's not quite how it works but there will be a special license under which the players can still play there, ticket holders can still go and watch them, so thi

wealth in london, all of those very rich properties in parts of london and knights, bridge and kensington, and parts of london. that i think is where the u. k. prime minister has more of a question to answer. what are you going to do, for example, that the name that was mentioned, there was the owner of chelsea football club who the prime minister johnson as himself mentioned in parliament and then that then withdrew his name. what's going to happen about the wealth that is in london, and i want and these, some of that wealth connected to putin. these questions for the u. k. government do the sanctions they put in place go far enough. now. diplomatic editor james based, i live in brussel champs many thanks and it in geneva, delegates of the united nations human rights council walked out in protest during a speech by russia's foreign minister. u. s. secretary of state entity blinkin, spoke about what's happening in ukraine and repression in russia. we must underscore russia's obligation even in its unlawful invasion to respect international humanitarian law, including as it relates to the

cumberbatch, who grew up in kensington and chelsea, is currently shortlisted for a best actor oscar fortoo much in the way of spring sunshine. you can see these fronts bringing more rain. quite a damp night. still rain this morning. quite misty and foggy out there as well. the front then reverses back and brings some heavy, more extensive rain through the afternoon. quite breezy too. temperatures today reaching 11 celsius. overnight tonight, we are going to hang onto this rain. again, some heavier bursts mixed in. it stays wet throughout, becoming quite murky as we head through to wednesday morning. still quite breezy too. the minimum temperature of six celsius. tomorrow, we've still got a front heading towards us. that will bring patchy outbreaks of light rain. not quite as extensive as today, but it's still rather damp, still quite murky first thing tomorrow, and a keen south easterly breeze. temperatures tomorrow getting up to a maximum of 10 celsius. as we head further through the week, for thursday, we still could see some patchy light rain, but becoming drier. high pressure buildi

to live on kensington. you for people are unsure about their next move with the city surrounded by russian forces. i'm around, we're been getting an update. i understand from the president about humanitarian corridors. what's he been saying about those? well, in his regular televised address, he said a 125000 people have been evacuated from those humanitarian courses, corridors. while those of are tearing corridors are actually 2 ways. one way obviously people get out, but another is for supplies to get him to get to the city of variable in his address. he actually says to day, the key task is mary appall saying that a supply convoy was only 80 kilometers away. it's going to be a hard slug, 80 kilometer to get into marry a poll, but there's no obviously a very desperate situation there. so of the ukrainian president loderman as the lensky saying that they are the they haven't been forgotten that they will get aid in to marry a pole or so this is again or another. take a look at the why the pitcher is this a

kensington palace says they will visit historic sites in belize, celebrate the legacy of bob marley injamaicae. it's the first time, counties and groups of towns were eligible to enter. a panel of experts will visit all four locations and the winner will be announced in may, and taking over from the current title—holder, coventry, in 2025. here in the uk, more than £42 million, that's roughly $55 million, has been raised for the charity comic relief, in the latest red nose day broadcast, with some of the money going to organisations providing aid in ukraine. comedians, actors, musicians and sports stars took part in a variety of sketches and stunts and our entertainment correspondent colin paterson was watching. welcome to red nose day 2022! tonight, your hosts are... well, one of the hosts was actually missing. before we go any further, you might notice we're a player down tonight. zoe ball unfortunately got covid... audience: aw! ..and was forced to pull out of the show. we will miss you tonight, zoe. we are sending you loads and loads of love. lots of love, honey. there was a special episo

weekend, including william and kate and as the queen prepares to celebrate her platinum jubilee year, kensingtoner dog. precious moments with her father king george vi in his study. queen elizabeth a photographer herself, showing images of the royals as a normal family, a tradition that continues to this day. getty royal photograph chris jackson capturing the celebration of prince charles 70th birthday. >> moments that only happen when you of course least expecting, which are the best photos and you always know the feeling inside always great fan -- find myself looking at back of the camera and smiling. >> reporter: the duchess of cambridge well known for taking candid photos of her children snapped this joyous picture of prince george. and also featured, princess diana walking in a cleared mine field in angela and prince harry following his mother's foot steps. and a powerful image of diana holding the hand of an aids patient and a stunning glimpse snapped by a member of the public meanwhile more photos of the queen will likely be snapped march 14th her next public appearance for commonwealth d

. >> nbc's kathy park joins us now from kensington palace with more kathy, good morning. >> reporter:to be a celebration in honor of the queen's platinum jubilee, but it has been marked by controversy because of britain's ties to slavery. in jamaica, prince william addresses ahead on in a keynote speech overnight a landmark speech in jamaica. >> i want to express my profound sar oh slavery was abhorrent, and it should never have happened >> prince william, the future head of the royal family answering for past wrongs but stopping short of a full apology. those remarks happening just hours after jamaica's prime minister announced the island nation's plans to break away from the british monarchy and remove the queen as its head of state. >> jamaica is, as you would see a country that is very proud of our history, it's very proud of what we have achieved, and we are moving on. >> reporter: those comments coming after dozens of protesters gathered in kingston demanding an apology and reparations for britain's slave trading past jamaica was once a british colony, and hundreds of thousands

there's one but mid forties upper forties around kensington , also, el cerrito, albany, even down towards, union city in fremont, 45. 43 except for those higher clouds, just zipping right there. there's a back edge to those, so i think most of these will go through and then it's all about sunny side up and warmer as the ridge high pressure just never wants to go. it's one and done. every system we get is one and done on the systems we get. don't do much. sixties and seventies on the temps eighties. tomorrow as you saw might be a little fog creeping back on the coast wednesday. still not going to be mild to warm inland. no real coin. do we get the latter half of the weekend? you guys thank you, steve. at 7 43 developers have their eye on redeveloping downtown napa, the anchor business they've purchased. help make that plan a reality right now. let's check in with alex savage. see what's coming up in the eight o'clock hour of morning zone to good morning, alex. good morning to you, david garcia, a significant changes happening today for oakland unified school students. coming up at eight o'

he's also selling his london properties including the mansion mere kensington palace he bought for over 280 foot yacht after learning it was, quote, making arrangements to sale urgently but the company managing the ship denied he was the direct owner. this yacht is registered in the cayman islands owned by a shell company. becky, that's going to be the issue here these guys had been planning for this for years almost everything they own is through a shell company or an anonymous llc, and it's going to be difficult to legally prove that, "a," they are the owners and, "b," it can be seized so there's going to be a lot of legal battles after they seize this real estate and these boats. >> we had mnuchin on yesterday and they said he was advocating for more sanctions in the aftermath of that interview there were a number of critics if you will who said you want more sanctions now but lived sanctions on people like people like deripaska back in 2018 do you see connections between those two? the more i think about it the more i think sanctioning back them would have more impact i think but ma

but even now i'm on lafayette are now in the forties and 51 in kensington. is already 50 degrees, and it won't take long when this strong high pressure is parked it and any precipitation in the state in the next couple of days would favor the sierra. there'll be a weak little system coming right down out of the north, which will give them a quick shot of some wind and maybe a little bit of snow. not too much. no rain for us. our next hope would be next tuesday. we'll see forecast models that they they're wet and then you get closer to it. and then they back off. if you want to mark that, on your calendar next tuesday will be the next opportunity. 60 seventies on the temps mid seventies for some it'll still be nice on wednesday to get that system up in the sierra, so windy and cooler for us thursday. little reinforcement of cold air for friday morning, but still okay start off saturday. alright, then increase the clouds daily saturday night into sunday. right steve times, 7 50 to the bay area's biggest school district get too much needed boost what's happenin

the populists are the feelings when a yacht is sequestered or a grand mansion in kensington or may fair people feel. we are talking about people here, you know, who don't read the financial times or watch "morning joe," we are talking about people in football stadiums who are waving the ukrainian flag. it's a very, very strong feeling. bear in mind we now have got almost 3 million ukrainian refugees flooding into europe. most of them have been taken by poland, but more and more are going to other parts of europe and so far the response is for people to welcome them at train stations, for families to take ukrainian families in. there is this feeling of solidarity that i think is politically incredibly potent in europe right now and i see no signs of that flagging. one other point in that regard is that germany, as you know, has been sort of the main buyer of russian gas and oil for decades, through the cold war as well. majority of public opinion now wants an embargo completely. so we quite rightly celebrate volodymyr zelenskyy as the sort of unexpected leader of this situation, but anot

here's a look at an educational, urban farm and kensington, pennsylvania, where the demand for home growne grow so many things in such a small amount of space. we're growing lettuce, greens, spinach. that's winter, like more of the springtime stuff will have corn here. we're gonna do a three sisters garden with corn, squash and beans. the farm manager tells us they had to increase hiring because of the number of people interested in growing their own produce to save money at the grocery store. as that goes up well. the golden state warriors and kaiser permanent ink are partnering up to help at risk youth. the two organizations int broadway in dn oakland. it's a hub for nonprofits who helped at risk st goal is to help them with education, college and career readiness. as well as health and wellness warriors forward one toscano anderson says he hopes the kids will be inspired to keep learning. i think it just brings more excitement. i think it it allows them to wake up and be excited and want to learn. want to do more, and so, um, i just think it opens up a lot more for these kids. organize

for kensington at 41, elsa bronte and panola martinez , all in the thirties lafayette , alamo castro and they're so brisk start for sure . but it's just too much high pressure for too long. there might be a weak system clipping the sierra on thursday late wednesday or thursday. there is nothing for us here, 60 seventies on your temps tomorrow be even warmer. we'll get to get a little cool down starting on wednesday that will take us into thursday. and then after that, it looks quiet going into the weekend. you guys alright. saying time is 4 19. tens of millions of people are trading crypto currency around the country. but many don't know is there are some forms you'll need to fill out. put the i r s and people who get summoned to jury duty will be paid more to serve in san francisco up next, a breakdown of who is eligible to cash in. you said you'd never get a dog. you said you'd never do a lot of things. but you never knew all the things a dog could do for you. and with resolve you never have to worry about the mess. love the love, resolve the mess. i brought in ensure max protein,

albany though at 44, kensington's at 45, 21 24 for truckee, and to hold 39 uk at a 45 in sacramento,ow, and it does look like about 1/10 of an inch 2.40 4/10 of an inch on the rainfall. most looks to me favored. towards three months. san jose morgan hill, maybe redwood city, ben lomond south more so than north winter weather advisory for the mountain starts at eight a.m. tomorrow 2 to 6 inches of snow by sunday. it'll be gone. and so if you have to travel today or sunday would be your best bets. 50 sixties on your temps are a few low seventies we clouded up with rain on saturday, clearing out breezy sunday and everything , says sunny and warmer on monday and tuesday, and if your weather app if you follow that it probably already shows you that, dave. alright see thomas 6 52. there's a new study found that people who drive larger vehicles but more likely to hit the pedestrians will tell you how researchers reached that conclusion coming up at seven. and making sure there's affordable housing for college students. the new commitment made by one california school to make sure that happe