another outbreak of violence in the united states, unidentified gunmen opened fire near a bar in the kensington area. philadelphia, at least 12 people were injured the car, unknown people started shooting at people on the sidewalk, according to local media, according to preliminary data, there were several attackers and they fired about 40 shots. tired of anti-russian sanctions and support for kiev, more than 70% of german residents are against increasing military assistance to ukraine, this is evidenced by the data of a survey conducted by a local company, while 41% of respondents consider berlin’s assistance sufficient and 30% even excessive. it turned out that 66% of german residents do not have means to pay the bills the consequences of the sanctions policy. estonian production hit hard september was a month of disappointment. companies produced seven and a half percent less output than the previous year in the mining industry. decreased by more than 27%, in manufacturing exceeded 7.5 a significant decline. it is also observed in the production of metal products and the field of wood proces

kensington palace says . the comments were unacceptable and it was right for her to step aside with immediate effect . aside with immediate effect. more than 10,000 ambulance workers have voted to strike across nine trusts in england and wales next month. unite is the latest to announce staff . the latest to announce staff. they're joining of 999 call handler orderlies, ambulance technicians and who are also set to off the job of the strike will hit national rail as well as other train operators and more than 100 eurostar staff will stop . the announcements will stop. the announcements follow today's actions by university and college union members and postal workers . the members and postal workers. the government has asked police for the use of 400 cells to house prisoners because overcrowding. pfisons prisoners because overcrowding. prisons minister damian hinds told mp there's been an unprecedented increase in the number of offenders over the last few months. he says it's partly due to the criminal associat

the ads never identified the city, known from kensington, the neighborhood operating as open-air drug for heroin. drug overdose deaths in 20012001 were the highest they have ever been in philadelphia -- 2021. 1278 people died, 77% from fentanyl which mostly comes from mexico through the southern border. the mayor has supported harm reduction techniques such as adding vending machines for narcan. he supported proposals for safe injection sites. liz. elizabeth: what a story. bryan llenas thanks so much for bringing that to our attention. welcome back to the show, joe gamaldi with the fraternal order of police. joe, that is quite a story. what was your reaction when you heard isn't. >> imagine the arrogance and audacity of the mexican government to use a philadelphia neighborhood to try to prevent people from doing drugs when they are implicit in trafficking drugs across our border. due to their ineptitude for generations the cartels there thrived and flooded our neighborhoods with illegal narcotics. because they refuse to do their job to take any action, because our own government refus

. >> yeah, i've driven down kensington. i won't drive down to it anymore.t is one of the most tragic things that you will ever see. the video is just a small part of what is really going on there. this is the failed war on drugs where we as the united states decided to criminalize disease addiction. we put the victims in jail and failed to go after the real problem. the cartel. this is an example of a couple of things. the failed war on drugs but also the total and complete hold of the democratic party on the city of philadelphia for the last 60 plus years and also a george soros-funded district attorney overseeing this. there has been no solutions, no answers, more lives lost and devastation. >> dana: mayor kenny of philadelphia says it is not a good thing to see your city treated -- portrayed that way and says there is more work to do. you mention the prosecutor in philadelphia. there will be an impeachment vote in the house judiciary committee to see if they can get him out. is that a realistic thing? >> i think it is becoming more realistic. the democra

with terror attacks and kidnapping school, including journalists and political activists, russia kensington, imprisoning and torture is part of the regimes, daily routine boys, michigan, man. but this behavior makes me focus even more on my journalistic work done and encourages me to be a voice of the people in iran. despite threats, sanctions, and internet censorship. they will continue to inform as best as they can about what is happening in iran, how mama was they call it an ongoing revolution that could last for months or even years. i been one who was brands. i had gulker. here is an iranian political scientists and an assistant professor at the university of tennessee at chattanooga . good to see you. we see every day how these law mc regime tries to quash internal opposition. but how does it go about arranging critics outside the country? oh, i did a soldier public, you know, as a repressive of terry and regime have used the transnational repression from the beginning from 97 to 9. when they came to the bower, they try to maintain to power through the repression of the reunion inside

petaluma is at 36 degrees berkeley's 43 kensington thirties panel. 35 lafayette.reek clayton's down to 33. alamo has dipped to 31, danville, dublin, castro valley and union city hall in the thirties, and it's closed for others with low forties you can see everything is just driving down from the northwest. couple of things going on. it's okay today than most of tomorrow. next system will drop down here from the north that will spread rain have to see if it taps into this lower latitude system. there were hints of that yesterday. we'll see if that continues to be the way you look at it. it's going to be a good system not only for thursday but again on late saturday into sunday, some of the projected rainfall amounts you're seeing an inch and a half to three plus be good for us in that snow would be on the go winter storm watches already posted for the mountains. they will update this to a warning. but if we can between now and say monday 32 to 49 inches of snow will declare victory fifties on the temps upper fifties are very low sixties tomorrow starts off cold . t

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kensington palace says . the kensington palace says. the comments were unacceptable and it was right for her to step aside with immediate effect effect . more than 10,000 effect. more than 10,000 ambulance workers have voted strike across nine trusts in england and wales month. that joining thousands of 999 call handler ambulance technicians and paramedics who are also set to walk off the job are the strikes will hit national rail well as other train operators and more than 100 eurostar staff will stop work. the announcement is follow today's action by university and college union members and workers. the mick lynch says industrial action is that only option . we cannot wait that only option. we cannot wait for policy makers , professional for policy makers, professional politicians the people of here in first place to come and save us. what's going to work is a wave of action organised the trade unions stand up for themselves . the government has themselves. the government has asked police for the use of 400 cells to house prisoners be

under the guidance, kensington has been allowed to be two things. ground in philadelphia, but there is a nature to the heroin there. it is a brand. people come nationally and internationally for that heroin. you can imagine what it's like. it is a scene out of hell. >> let's look at the stats here. philadelphia overdose deaths are staggering. i am just trying to imagine why the mayor of the city, i know that heroin and overdose deaths are rising at an alarming rate, i also know it that my city is known as the name rant state for this very particular kind of heroin. what is the mayor of that city doing? >> right now this morning, he has probably added another conference. this is a guy who was said what a happy day it will be publicly after shooting in philadelphia when he is no longer american enjoy things. we have the da who is part of this who is an extraordinary, 562 murders last year and we have a police chief that failed in portland and was brought here. you put all of those things together, there is no shame here. there is no sense of all my go

it was the densest property in europe, kensington, you know.we associate high density with low quality. we associate low density with high quality, actually low density independent. everywhere you go is car . independent. everywhere you go is car. there's no bus. you can't walk anywhere . you drive can't walk anywhere. you drive to the shop, you drive home, know you get a bit of bs doing it. you don't any exercise. you know, the idea this is the way ahead and on the problem is that we've the development on we've allowed the development on the site sort of the greenfields site sort of process to dominate housebuilding in this country and got to change and there are so many sites we want . so so many sites we want. so i suppose the big the big pain is that yeah, you're, you're, you're saying all of this now in terms of we need more density in cities it's a compelling and one that in one of instance one of the leading cities should support it but the amendments that you say how you will stop developing greenfield sites have you read the amendment.

lauren: mexico's antidrug ad from kens ei kensington and thes five but should have champion san franciscork, kansas, you name it. part of the reasons our streets look look what you're looking at in philadelphia is because of the fentanyl that mexico is exporting to us and export nearly everything they produce. stu: precisely. lauren: it baffles my mind. stu: boggles the mind. it's a serious thing. that's not a good treatment of it. lauren, thank you very much. show me the dow 30. we like to do this to give you a sense of the market. there's some buying this morning and dow is up 65 points and how about two-thirds of the dow 30 on the upside. one of the democrat's biggest donors is the disgraced crypto billionaire, no longer a billionaire, sam bankman-fried and poured $40 million into the midterm elections this year and went to the democrats. miranda devine has the full story after this. ♪ when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all

lucy from kensington, maryland. good morning to you, lucy. caller: good morning. i wanted to say to all veterans thank you for serving and god bless you. god bless you all. they are entitled to whatever they need. god bless you and thank you. host: james, tell us about your service. caller: how are you doing? host: can you tell us about your service? caller: hi served in the army. -- i served in the army from 1970 to 1976. two years -- a year in korea and three years in the army reserve and a year in the national guard in kentucky. host: what issues are important to you as a veteran? caller: i guess the main ones are the burn pits. i know some marines, veteran marines who are concerned about it. also the vietnam problem was -- i'm having trouble thinking. host: where you referring to an earlier caller? caller: yeah. host: did it come back to you? caller: it was agent orange. the agent orange problem. i am also a left-wing person. i am just as patriotic as a conservative. host: larry from columbia, tennessee. caller: hi. host: good morning to you. caller: i served

kensington palace spokesperson has also come out with a statement in the last hour or so and he said at buckingham palace last night. racism has no place in our society . the comments were society. the comments were unacceptable and right that the individual has stepped aside with immediate effect . now of with immediate effect. now of course this is bringing memories really of 2021 for prince harry and meghan markle's oprah interview . meghan accused an interview. meghan accused an unnamed member of the royal family of racism a thing which , family of racism a thing which, then made the buckingham palace release a statement saying recollections vary, but this is very much an distraction for prince william's environmental earthshot prize. create, as you said, patrick, the beginning. they're trying to create a sense of optimism for climate that we can repair our planet. but prince william and princess catherine on the theme of preparing our planet are going to be arriving via a commercial plane rather private jets. and when they're travelling around in boston, it will be a range rover

the ads never identify the city but the scenes are noticeably from kensington and infamous philly neighborhood, open air drug market, particularly for heroin, two of the ads show homeless people as well as drug users laid out on the ground, barely walking or slumped over. a spokesperson for the mexican president said the ads are meant to warn young people of the effects of drug like fentanyl and meth. >> in the united states there is a crisis due to the use of fentanyl generates more than 80,000 deaths a year, we are preventing the expansion of fentanyl from reaching our country. >> the deadly irony here is the record amount of fentanyl flooding the streets of u.s. cities comes from fentanyl through the southern border, of course. drug overdose deaths in 2021 were the highest they have ever been in philadelphia, 1278 people dead, 77% from fentanyl poisoning. the mayor released a statement saying in part it is always hard to see our city's people and neighborhoods portrayed in a limited and negative night. no neighborhood or person should be defined by the tragic and widespread crisis. we ackno

the scenes are noticeably from kensington, infamous philly neighborhood opening as a drug market.deaths in 2021 were the highest they have been in philadelphia. 1278 people died, 77% from fentanyl. philadelphia's may or jim kenny said it was hard to see his city portrayed in a negative light in the ads. we talked to robert ashford head of the unity recovery organization in philadelphia. he says the ads are offensive and outdated. >> the scare tactics again with the war on drugs have never been effective anywhere in the world. certainly not in the u.s. the likelihood they'll be effective in mexico that already has low rates of substance abuse doesn't seem it will pan out. >> mayor kenny says the city is working hard to provide education, outreach and prevention tools to keep people alive and connect them to support. no word on why they chose philadelphia and no acknowledgement that they used footage from philadelphia. >> dana: thank you so much. before we go. >> bill: look at you jumping there. what have you got? ♪ happy birthday, baby ♪ >> dana: there you go. it is bill hemmer's b

el cerrito is 62 warm degrees kensington panel and elsa bronte upper fifties.d more forties. but even castro valley at 49 dublin's is hey, somebody join me. brentwood says okay, we will at 38 degrees. so there is some 20 degrees spread plus on these temps due to the wind, 18, truckee 19, south lake tahoe forties fresno, bakersfield and then 62 reading because of a north wind that high just will not allow anything to come in here for now, north northeast breeze 20 to 40 highest gusts in the higher elevations as you might imagine, but it's all in offshore breeze, and that equals warm temps coast bay and also inland yes, specific and eniac both at 68. that's that time of year, and it's that kind of a forecast looks nice in the friday, probably saturday as well, then big changes at least windy and cooler for us early next week. you too, okay. thank you, steve. well as many they area organizations prepare for donations and food drives. today some are talking about the struggle it has been this year because of the high cost of doing business and a man living in a hom

lots of thirties forties kensington, alameda of 50. piedmont's close.ayette walnut creek, alamo, danville, dublin in the thirties there, but a lot more forties here, especially around panel, hercules and elsa bronte all around 40 to 43, but that high says nope. nothing's coming in. maybe early next week. i'll deal with it really. on friday, there's been some signs of it, but naturally, there's always disagreement on when where and how much. sixties on the temps to near 70, and tomorrow will be a little bit warmer. looks good all the way into friday. some clouds a little cooler temps by the weekend, you guys all right. thank you, steve, honoring the nameless one housed people who have died in the south bay up. next we have a look at how church leaders and community activists plan to call attention to the homeless issues in their neighborhoods. also for bay area food bags, the holidays of the busiest time of the year. we'll show you how they serve the community throughout the year as a need for food assistance keeps growing. pre-rinsing your dishes? you c

kensington palace says comments were unacceptable and it was right for her to step aside with immediate effect . more than immediate effect. more than 10,000 ambulance workers have voted to strike nine trusts in england and wales next month unite union the latest to announce staff walkouts they're joining thousands of 999 call handler ambulance technicians and, paramedics who are also set to off the job of the strike will hit national rail as well as all the train operators and. more than 100 eurostar staff will stop work. the announcement follow today's action by university and college union members and postal workers . the members and postal workers. the government has asked police for the use of 400 cells to house prisoners because overcrowding. pfisons prisoners because overcrowding. prisons damian hinds told mp there's been an unprecedented increase in the number of offenders over the last months. he says it's partly due to the criminal bar association's over the summer, which saw more people on remand . hsbc will people on remand. hsbc will close 114 bank branches across uk. it say

than 300,000 documents and submissions on behalf of the 72 people who died in the fire in north kensingtonformer drug addict who spent months living on the underground, says he turned his life around with the help of art. ed worley, who also goes by the name opake, spent his teens and early 20s battling substance abuse and ended up sleeping rough. he eventually channelled his energy into painting, and is now showing his work at an exhibition. we'll hearfrom ed on bbc london later in the day. a look at the travel situation now, and although today's rail strike is off, passengers are being warned to expect some disruption. on the tube board: now onto the weather with kate. good morning. the unsettled conditions continue. low pressure to the west of the uk driving this cold front through, could bring some heavy showers through this morning. and the met office has a yellow weather warning in place for heavy rain. that's for parts of the south east, surrey, sussex and kent. but everywhere seeing those showers. of course, the rain falling on already saturated ground, so could lead to some locali

kensington palace says the comments were unacceptable and it was right for her to step aside with immediateffect . more than immediate effect. more than 10,000 ambulance workers have voted to strike across nine trusts in england and wales next month. unite union the latest to announce staff walkouts there joining thousands of 999 call handlers. ambulance technician and paramedics who are also set to walk off the job are the strikes will hit national rail as well as other train operators and more than 100 eurostar staff will stop . the announcements will stop. the announcements follow today's action by university and college union members and postal workers . the members and postal workers. the government has asked police the use of 400 cells to house prisoners because of overcrowding. presidents minister damian hinds mps there's been an unprecedented increase in the number of offenders over the last few months . he says it's partly due months. he says it's partly due to the criminal bar association's strike the summer, which saw more on remand . hey which saw more on remand. hey just be wil

kensington and chelsea council is to pay over £200,000 to bereaved families and survivors of the grenfellatements to the public inquiry, the council apologised "unreservedly" for failing residents and stressed the current national fire and building safety system was "too broken to be fixed by minor changes". travel now. let's see how the industrial action is affecting things. no service on most lines. the elizabeth line is running. 0n the 0verground there's no service between liverpool street and cheshunt / chingford / enfield town. the dlr has no service between shadwell and bank. and there's a reduced service on the central and northern line. now onto the weather with elizabeth. good morning. today is set to feel really quite warm for this time of year with temperatures across the capital around five celsius above the seasonal average. it's also going to be very windy, there is a brisk south—westerly wind blowing and its should stay largely dry. temperatures rising this morning from where we were last night with the milder air filtering in from the west. brisk south—westerly, gusting pe

kensington's 48 drop at 10 for pinole, piedmont's 47.rgh one observation in brentwood, 37 dublin. down to 33 . that's cold. the low and southern california is impacting southern california with santa ana winds so heightened fire concerns down there for us. we get the offshore direction. it's not as strong thank goodness unless you're in mount diablo. if you're looking for a change in our weather, i would look after thanksgiving. i think some signs the last week or so going into maybe last week of november , going in early december, there's some signs we might get back into some rain and snow sixties on the temps or upper sixties to near 70 little cooler thursday, back to nice and warmer friday day. alright, steve. thank you. time. six would be one. we take a trip to the chocolate factory and get an inside. look at how to make that delicious chocolate is made right here in the bay area. in our next hour. pam cook will show us how this company is shaking up the chocolate industry and the san francisco giants going above and beyond to help

yet kensington's 49 piedmont 44 else else. reno 45 alameda 49 east breeze.ro valley's 39 dublin's down to 35 alamo as well 35. so there's a few that are cold and some that are running about 10 degrees warmer. then yesterday because of the breeze in the hills. that little logo south that's about it. north northeast breeze. highest gusts will be along the higher elevations and temperatures will bump up sixties on the temps here mid sixties. this probably is the warmest day of the week. but the next couple of days will be pretty mild, you guys okay, so you've time is 5 53 president biden, making another big commitment when it comes to climate change what he just said early this morning at the g 20 summit in asia. but first don't go to lake tahoe. that's the message from one travel article , and it is stirring up controversy we're going to hear from the president and ceo of the lake tahoe travel authority on what visitors should really know when heading t life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to s

kensington palace says the comments were unacceptable and it was right for her to step aside with immediate effect . more than immediate effect. more than 10,000 ambulance workers have voted to strike nine troughs in england and wales. month unite union is the latest to announce staff walkouts . they're joining staff walkouts. they're joining thousands of . ambulance thousands of. ambulance technicians and paramedics who are also set to walk off the job. all the strikes will head national rail as well as other train operators . more than 100 train operators. more than 100 eurostar staff will stop work. the announcements follow today's action by university and college union members and postal workers . the government has asked police the use of 400 cells to house prisons prisoners because of overcrowding . prisons of overcrowding. prisons minister damian hinds told employees that it's been an unfair entered increase in the number of over the last few months . he says it's partly due months. he says it's partly due to the criminal bar association's strike over the summer, which saw more peopl

the kensington mine, and now employs over 40 people. the average wage, over hundred $10,000. in 20 years. that's insane. the only people that helps is the chinese postcommunist party and the radical in via rose. that's my view. >> i worked in a quarry in southern california took over 20 years. >> it makes no sense. >> the solution is exactly what you described. certainty, focus on time. but i think what's over looked a lot of time, mr. johnson addressed this. when we deliver infrastructure improvements, they can have a positive environmental impact. new cars moving at free-flowing speeds of traffic. it produces fewer emissions then the stop and go traffic it took to get here this morning. and i think that and point also has to be part of the discussion and the consideration of permitting throughout the initial stages. the legislation that you all put in place last year, which, again thank you for that. it has the elements of what we need to be able to move forward and it needs to be implemented and directed. >> i want to thank all the richness is. we talked about this many ti

you look at kensington 47, orinda, 46 piedmont, 45, alameda 48 clayton 48 yet walnut creek 34.nd of a breeze attempts in the forties, if you don't it's in the thirties. dublin's also at 34 degrees, so there's a big spread one observation in brentwood briefly touch 39 now there, 41. but i've seen 41 to 46 just in brentwood. north at 35. diablo off the oakland berkeley hills. that's a that's a northeast breeze across the board there and middle peak big rock mount veeder atlas peak of all been training on north or northeast for most of the morning. so santa rosa conquered redwood city. san jose. up we go 68 on the forecast. i 66 65 66. temperatures will stay pretty well, tad warmer. big fan of gasia warmer is a big watches you every morning. cold morning lots of 30 sunday for all a north breeze in place, two branches of the jet stream where show you there's one down here and there's another one that does this comes in and goes up and over, then dives down there. so when you get the split jet, usually you're not going to get much except these teeny little lows. can break through on

panel is dipped to 33 even nelson bronte, kensington, the thirties and castro valley and there as wellercules and martinez, also in the thirties. the frost advisory, though, is mainly napa county and tsunami. catamaran had a few. i did see mostly mid thirties upper thirties. not really too many 32. if you're up in mendocino county, lake county, lots of twenties. i do think there was a puff of a breeze here to kind of keep us from getting down to 22. there's always outlier or so, but 15 and tahoe 25 truckee 31 uk at one time crescent city was 39 pops brings in phoenix 57. oh that's sweater weather down there 50 sixties for us on the temperature a little bit warmer . cold morning. mostly sunny. maybe if you cues puffy queues over the hills and a few high clouds zipping down from the north. santa rose has made it down to 31 napa airport 32 out of 37 wanna creek fremont in their livermore and their palo alto 38 mill valley. now at 39, the higher clouds streaming down from the north. we get a break today and tomorrow then there's a lot going on this system is going to impact right here. it'

north of that damp— the member for kensington north of that damp and mould became a number one concernhat we do have to do. ithink— is something that we do have to do. l think under— is something that we do have to do. ithink underany is something that we do have to do. i think under any circumstances, under— i think under any circumstances, under any— i think under any circumstances, underany standard, i think under any circumstances, under any standard, the conditions under— under any standard, the conditions under which awaab's family were living _ under which awaab's family were living would have failed the decent homes _ living would have failed the decent homes standard but he is quite right that we _ homes standard but he is quite right that we need to keep these under constant — that we need to keep these under constant review. he is also right to stress _ constant review. he is also right to stress that — constant review. he is also right to stress that when it comes to appropriate support for people in all types — appropriate support for people in all types of tenure, we need

bute thirties forties to alameda is 50 and kensington's, even hercules at 49 degrees clayton's in the thirties, along with wanna creek, lafayette, alamo, danville and dublin. brentwood says hey, so, are we there at 38 18 the teams there for truckee in 19 in south lake tahoe thirties ukiah, sacramento. forties, down in fresno and bakersfield there at 42 the high just releasing its grip a teeny bit, but it's still in charge. it'll be dry through the weekend temperatures coming down, though a little bit. we're going to lose that east northeast breeze and a system will move in. it looks to me like it's moving in over the sierra. it's not coming over us. it's doing this. it's going that way so they may get some light snow in the mountains. i think we get windy and colder. any rain for us. maybe but not for at least a week is the way it's looking. there's anything on monday will be very, very light. the pattern just doesn't look good to me right now. sixties on attempts to near 70 and temperatures, okay, but coming down on the weekend and a big change early next week, you guys all right. th

lucy from kensington, maryland. good morning to you, lucy. caller: good morning. wanted to say to all veterans thank you for serving and god bless you. god bless you all. they are entitled to whatever they need. god bless you and thank you. host: james, tell us about your service. caller: how are you doing? host: can you tell us about your service? caller: hi served in the army. -- i served in the army from 1970 to 1976. two years -- a year in korea and three years in the army reserve and a year in the national guard in kentucky. host: what issues are important to you as a veteran? caller: i guess the main ones are the burn pits. i know some marines, veteran marines who are concerned about it. also the vietnam problem was -- i'm having trouble thinking. host: where you referring to an earlier caller? caller: yeah. host: did it come back to you? caller: it was agent orange. the agent orange problem. i am also a left-wing person. i am just as patriotic as a conservative. host: larry from columbia, tennessee. caller: hi. host: good morning to you. caller: i served in

even brent was at 43 along with panel a lot of forties mid forties in here, elsa bronte, kensington at 44. getting to be on the on the quieter side here, but i'll tell you, there's a little low there that's showing signs of wanting to skirt right to the north, and fortunately there's no consensus on it. but if you're north of the golden gate saturday, i would keep an eye on things here and i'll deal with this on friday. it's still a couple of days away here, but i would think a little little quick shot of some rain to the north on saturday looks likely fifties on the temps. they won't change all that much, although we'll get more sunshine thursday than more cloud cover comes in friday. clouded up on saturday. some light rain to the north and sunday does look good, you guys all right. thank you, steve, dramatic drawing for the biggest lottery jackpot in american history, and the winner is right here in california up next. the reason behind the 10 hour delay and calling the winning powerball numbers. here's a look at some of the election results. it's your boy, biggieeeeeeeeeee!!!! that

elsa bronte panel, kensington's dropped to 39 lafayette, castro valley. dublin danville, clayton .ll in there, and beautiful, bucolic walnut creek at 36 coldest temps will be to the north, the mendocino county lake county, so that's a hard freeze warning or a freeze, warning. there might be enough of a breeze to keep temps up a wee bit there. we are seeing, you know, a little puff of a breeze here for some, and that's all it takes here, but a cold morning frost advisory north sonoma county, napa county, mostly send that goes until nine o'clock, mostly signing. breezy cool thirties there. san roses 34 petaluma napa airport there in there won't there's walnut creek again. fremont livermore upper thirties as william brent was down to 42. mostly sunny today, the rainfall outlook is really the key will be dry today and tomorrow most of saturday but the 6 to 10 day is very wet for us. in fact, it's a huge deal. if at all verifies for the sierra nevada that would be five ft of snow 4 to 5 ft of snow or we'll see some pretty good rain here, so it looks very promising as we get to sunday mo

the council, the royal borough of kensington and chelsea, did admit some mistakes, but this inquiry hadthey killed when they promoted their unsuitable, dangerous products in the pursuit of money and a place within the market. the cladding was highly flammable, as demonstrated for us in 2018. the inquiry dug up evidence its manufacturer, arconic, had test results suggesting it might be a fire risk, but promoted it as suitable for a project like grenfell. though this internal email spelt the name wrong. this gives the lie to arconic�*s previous narrative that all it does is sell the product and that it is not involved in the process of persuasion to get its product onto buildings. the company continues to argue it's for building designers to ensure its product is used safely. most of the insulation at grenfell was produced by a company called celotex. it too helped the fire spread. but this was one architect's view of the company's claim its product was safe. it's deliberately misleading. it's... it's masquerading horse meat as a beef lasagne and people bought it. celotex said it didn't m

yes, a bit like that in a pub garden in kensington. but carry on ed miliband's tablets students ed stone tablets students at the ed stone it became was fascinating it became known was fascinating because out those ten pledges because out of those ten pledges there a single one that there wasn't a single one that mentioned it. no, i favourite one i think was number four, an nhs with to care. yeah. what does that mean. yeah. it's not a policy but back the specific immigration. but back to the specifics , keir starmer, really specifics, keir starmer, really clearly trying to present a path that the labour party has changed , trying to say that changed, trying to say that really this is about training up new people. he wouldn't interestingly however commit to reducing the level of migration. the obe all last week saying they expect over the next five years migration to come down a little bit but settle around the 200,000 mark. that of course is double the target that david cameron had back in the early 20 tens. let's just this down a littl

that campaign started at the kitchen table of our home in kensington with my wife and a small cadre of friends and volunteers, including joan. we knew it would be a tough fight, but we thought we had a shot. our campaign grew quickly. it was powered by hundreds of volunteers and thousands of small contributions that kept coming in, and now, as treasurer of my congressional campaign, joan would keep track of the flurry of small contributions that arrived every week. it was a ton of work. and joan also worked on other aspects of the campaign at the same time. as another veteran member of that congressional campaign recently told me, for joan, 3:00 a.m. was as much a part of the normal workday as 3:00 p.m. we won that campaign, and joan was key to our success. so when the campaign ended, i had some very big decisions to make, including who would run our congressional district office. i wanted someone who was dedicated to our community, someone who could manage that important job and, again, someone who i could trust completely. the person who met all those requirements was joan kleinman.