and i thought i would have a favorite montague mitchell tone meeting. and with our last story takes place in germany. the small village of phil time is one of the few communities in germany that generates all of its own energy. it's heat and electricity come from wind turbines and bio gas plants. as a result, prudence threats to turn off the gas tap leave residents cold. this deluxe village in brandenburg is located just 80 kilometers from berlin. only 130 people a few, but they generate enough energy for thousands. fed time was the 1st village in germany to become completely self sufficient in terms of electricity and heat. it has existed independently of fossil fuels for 12 years. now. it all began with the construction of 4 wind turbines. in 1995, macau sherman introduced this idea to facetime on leticia. it's in the end, the expectations were so high after the talk that the villagers said not so fast. if you want to avail yourself of what we have here in fail time and harvest electricity, and heat than we want to taste of the action to. in the meant

. >> well, julie montague is a bbc royal wedding commentator.o a viscount, hinchingbrook and the future countess of sandwich. thank you very much indeed for joining us. today we will get unprecedented access to the process of accession. the proclamation of king charles iii as such. and the sort of pomp and cer ceremony, the rituals that will take us through the next couple of weeks. just how important are those? >> reporter: w. >> well, these rituals have been in place for a long time. i think today it's about king charles iii and getting him in place, going through those rituals, those traditions, those protocols, declaring him officially king charles iii. and then the focus i think will move back to the mourning of the queen. but they've been in place for hundreds of years. and we have to see this happen. and then i think the focus will then move back to mourning the queen. but right now today is king charles iii's day. >> and he has said that his life will change forever, as will the lives, for example, of william and catherine, who are now t

let's bring in julie montague, a royal commentator and an american married to the heir of the earl ofandwich. the queen's casket is in edinburgh and we saw people line the streets all along this procession. tell us about this special connection that she had in scotland with the scots there and why they feel so connected to her. >> she was the queen of great britain and that includes scotland. i've had two children attend university of he hedinburgh. the only mon argue they have ever known. to pay respect to the longest serving monarch. the old, the young in an extraordinary way. to see people line up watching her go by and throwing out flowers in front of the hearse to see love and gratitude to this sensational woman. >> i mean, these ten days of mourning, it's steeped in tradition, but at the same time do you see in people or an anticipation perhaps of a page turning of the monarchy? >> reporter: i definitely see a page turning. >> in what way? >> reporter: i see it with we are going to see, i think that we will see much more of prince -- well, king charles iii and the new prince of

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joining us, julie montague who grew up there and future countess there.h us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> let's talk about what you believe the future holds for the monarchy. right? we've talked a lot about how queen elizabeth modernized it, and now it is in king charles's hands. >> absolutely. we're already starting to see those changes. you know, take effect immediately. in particular the transfer of titles. we now know that prince william and, of course, the duchess of cambridge, they're both known as the duke and duchess of cambridge in cornwall and have taken those titles from charles and from camilla. we do know that the title of prince of wales will need to be handed over from charles to william. same with the title, of course, princess of wales, which comes with that title. it can get very, very complicated. some of these movements of titles. i know as well as you just mentioned on your program, countess of hirnching brook but eventually another. we're seeing transfer of titles happening right now. >> we were speaking about how queen eli

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this is some video that we just got into our newsroom from the montague fire department. we are being told that this is the view from highway 97. you can see there the flames so close to the highway. multiple buildings have been destroyed by these flames, and the mayor of weed confirms that there are homes that have burned thousands of people now have been ordered to evacuate in the towns of weed and shasta, tina. and again. this fire is now at 900 acres but is growing quickly with 0% containment crews. they're fighting this fast moving fire. also battling the heat. it's about 90 degrees 92 degrees in this area and here in the bay area, things are expected to warm up throughout northern california this labor day, elevating the fire risk in our area, and another flex alert is now in effect as we move into the holiday weekend and prepare for some of that extreme heat, let's go straight to media. largest mark tamayo, who's joining us now, with a look at these really high temperatures that we're seeing around the area. this is kind of just stage one as we head into this heat

like montague, the road conditions aren't necessarily like what a bike riders are used to here. but what i'd like to provide and some of the buy components that the industry tends to rely on, might not be available on general. like in they mostly, calvin, come muslims, optic dixon, more spokes and the wheels and reinforced frame styled and the look of a more expensive motorbike. the affray crazy was designed to be robust and appeal to its clientele. and it's $600.00 euros. it's quite a bit more affordable than most the bikes. the project also includes a micro credit system to help people finance the purchase. passions partner in berlin, belongs to hero cycles, one of the world's largest bicycle manufacturers. the indian company can draw on huge economies of scale to produce the afro cruises at a camp. it if price for a hero. it's an idea that makes sense and gets them a new foothold in the huge african market. the 1st 103 cruises went into operation in uganda in 2022 as e by taxi's e bike ambulances and water delivery bikes at fabio. the n g based and ginger that's coordinating

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video from the montague fire department in siskiyou county shows home after home on fire. this was taken on a residential street in we'd friday afternoon . what's being called the mill fire started when a lumber mill went up in flames shortly before one p.m. the heat from it came outside and we just saw blaze. and it was like kindling. it went up and out. witnesses at the mercantile mall across the street could feel the heat from the flames. they say some people had only minutes to escape their homes. we felt very sad, incredibly sad about the fire. people would come here and sit on the benches and they would just be crying because their houses were burning down. devastating video shows dozens of houses burned to the ground along east lincoln avenue. there's vehicles charred and police tape around some properties. we'd city council members who, caballero said that neighborhood, which is called lincoln heights, has a couple of churches, some family homes and is where some longtime elderly residents live. even as slow moving fire. um people especially if they're older, disab

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joining me right now from -- julie montagu, by countess -- she is in american, very american girl in fact made to the sun and air of the 11th barrel of -- i hope you don't mind, we are friendly, we have an american audience -- i will just call usually, and i know truly you could probably tell us a thing or two about love and the royal family. but i'm curious, first, your thoughts this, morning this very somber, morning in the first day in seven years that green elizabeth is not head of the british monarchy. >> i mean i, think i woke up this morning here in england, and things felt different. they definitely felt different, i had to pour my cup of coffee, i found my 1953 coordination mug. i think many people this morning will be pulling out many of their queen souvenir, whether that was from the platinum jubilee, most recently or the previous jubilees or the coronation -- holding on, clutching on to something of that reminds them of the queen. >> given your own affiliation with the british aristocracy, i'm curious what you can tell us about how members of the extended royal family vie

let's bring in julie montague, a member of the british aristocracy. thank you for joining us. elizabeth ii's remarkable 70-year reign? >> well, i can some it up with somebody that i met today. he's in his 60s, british, and after learning the news of the death of the queen, he said to me that, from a young age, he had carried around a photo of the queen in his wallet. and i think that that is true for many people around this country. in particular, when you go into households, you will see frames, photographs of the queen in many people's sitting rooms. you know, she is the fabric of people's -- has been the fabric of people's lives. >> as people can probably tell from your accent, you're not born in the uk, you married into british aristocracy. have you been able to join the british people, the people of the uk, in this unconditional love they seem to have for the queen, even though you weren't raised among it? >> no, absolutely, of course. i've been here now for 25 years. i'm married into the british aristocracy, into the earl family. it's a very, very traditional british fam

jon: julie montague, we appreciate your time today. you. >> thank you so much for having me. >> in the meantime this is 9/11 americans marked 21 years since the worst terror attacks ever on u.s. soil. top officials joined victims families at the 9/11 memorial site in lower manhattan where the world trade center towers once stood. alexis mcadams is here with more. >> what an emotional day at ground zero in lower manhattan and across the nation as people grieve the loss of those lives taken on that horrible day 21 years ago you can see so much happening with the memorials. even though would decades passing the family says it does not get any easier. >> i don't know when this weight in my chest will go away. but it's going to be there until they laid me down beside you. >> while the grief recedes a bit with time, the permanent absence of my father is just as palpable today as it ever was. >> 21 years after the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil. america is remembering those who lost their lives that day. families and loved ones of those

a dangerous situation that was taken by the montague fire department. i want to ask you how things have progressed. we keep seeing these large wildfires. i think i was there for the thomas fire and others that have happened over the past couple of years. are you actually seeing these temperatures get hotter, the fires burn stronger and more fiercely and bigger, is that what is actually happening with the climate changing? >> what we're seeing is a result of that extended drought we had in california that was probably in excess of ten years. what that left us with was a huge amount of dead fuel in california. all these fires now have receptive fuel beds to burn. now when it gets started t has that opportunity for exponential growth because everything is tinder dry and there's such amount of dead fuel basically from san diego to the oregon border. >> it's such a hard job, what you all do with these wildfires. they create their own weather. you know, i've been alongside some of you folks. it feels like you're inside of an oven that is turned on to its high

also san jose serra, mont neighborhood and just to the east south of the montague express, right. what you don't see there is any red squares or a red truck. triangle because of that was the case that is very, very serious. and that is 5000 or more customers. if you start seeing that we are in a problem . that's the situation as we look at it right now. we'll be back in about a half hour to let you know what's really going on at that point in time, and a lot will change. tom baker ktvu fox two news really appreciate you keeping an eye on it for us. thanks so much, tom. well, students and staff now in nouvelle de texas. marking their return for the very first day of school. the tribute to the 21 lives lost there and the changes that pentsre making to try to keep their kids safe. plus the search is on now to name a special master to review documents seized from former president trump's mar a lago estate as the justice department debates whether to appeal that decision and coming up a little bit later at 4 30 this afternoon, we're going in depth with another candidate for san francis

julie montague is an american but do on —- can you hear me?at are your thoughts as you watch this historic ceremony play out? as an american who plays a role in the united kingdom as well? >> it is interesting first and foremost we were able to watch it live for the first time ever. so for people to get a sense of what goes on and with seals and signatures and that has been and then to witnesses today in the modern age it was rather extraordinary but principally him by his father the new king charles the third, we will see more and more father and send together. and he has an enormous task ahead of him and to maintain that with the older generation and we heard from his address last night to the nation now that prince empresses of wales to help him these conversations and that can be looked at as leading the conversations with her youth and to bring the two of them together, i think we have an incredibly strong martin - - monarchy where we have never seen father and son work together. we started to see that over the past year. now looking at h

in this video from montague fire department showing what appears to be several homes burning as a person drives through the fire started at a lumber mill just before spreading to brush. firefighters are facing multiple challenges. tonight a red flag warning is in effect for siskiyou county with wind speeds there up to 31 mph. and that is why more than 900 acres of already burned. we spoke with cal fire's jonathan cox about an hour ago about the conditions firefighters are facing. this area has kind of fuels right now that are drought stricken, you know, five years of extreme drought. in fact, just this morning, we got a safety message about how extremely critically low the fuel moistures are in this part of the state. you combine that with the fact that the weather we're having at the moment you can see some wind, there's actually hitting the fire and pushing it and that combination together is really fueling this fire. and it's the reason we have such a large augmentation of both ground and air resources in route right now. we will keep monitoring conditions in siskiyou county throughou

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one little defeat to dinner montague read at the 3rd loss of the season. politic your just little cheerfully. we spoke to dan silver from the chelsea supporters trust and asked him if the decision to sac to go is revenue american owners wanting to stamp their authority at the club? he was, ma'am, i just sometimes you get you in a ship could come in. they want that people, you know, of board you, they got, they got a pretty spot which hadn't, i'm going to kind of sky who did transfers paycheck because i think they want their own people on board. and i just, i think time will have know whether it's another harm of foreign culture. although give them manager, you know, charles to build, you know, the vision, build a copy in a lot that we haven't clock, he's had 7 years now that you know, super compact to stuff. that when he leaves winning carts and that's maybe the vision they bring somebody in who has the vision and he will tell me the cup forward a lot going post us. i think he, you know, he that is called he thought at swansea. he's gone to brighten if a really good football, smart coach. he

video from the montague fire department in siskiyou county shows home after home on fire.eet in we'd friday afternoon. what's being called the mill fire started when a lumber mill went up in flames shortly before one p.m. the heat from it, city council member suitable, ero said. flames spread through the adjacent neighborhood called lincoln heights in just a matter of minutes very large. building went up in flames quickly and the wind just took it. devastating video shows dozens of homes burned to the ground along east lincoln avenue. there's vehicles charred and police tape around some properties, caballero said. that neighborhood has a couple churches, family houses and is where some longtime elderly residents live. there's a chance that you know, there are people that couldn't get out even as slow moving fire. um people. especially if they're older, disabled. they might not be able to get out. so that's a concern with any fire. this is an explosive fire. what we call rapid or extreme fire spread. jonathan cox, with cal fire said the priority is to slow progression and g

some homes have burned and you can see it here in this video from montague fire department showing whath the fire started at a lumber mill just before spreading to brush. firefighters are facing multiple challenges. tonight a red flag warning is in effect for siskiyou county with wind speeds there up to 31 mph. and that is why more than 900 acres of already burned. we spoke with cal fire's jonathan cox about an hour ago about the conditions firefighters are facing. this area has kind of fuels right now that are drought stricken, you know, five years of extreme drought. in fact, just this morning, we got a safety message about how extremely critically low the fuel moistures are in this part of the state. you combine that with the fact that the weather we're having at the moment you can see some wind, there's actually hitting the fire and pushing it and that combination together is really fueling this fire. and it's the reason we have such a large augmentation of both ground and air resources in route right now.

let's bring, in now, the royal writer, vice countess julie montagu, thanks for being with us this morningorning and we appreciate your time. you are just telling me, as ashton was talking that you traveled in already, filling up with people. >> and this is at 5:00 this morning, it was wall-to-wall a sea of people waiting to get into gruene park. and they were holding people back for good reason, but it was already you can feel the energy, and the atmosphere, but it was very somber. people were talking to each other, saying this is an occasion that i want to remember, i saw young children coming in with their parents, they would've been up since 4:00 this morning to get here. so families are coming in together and it's just a somber moment but i think the country wants to unite. >> there is that sense of sorting national unity, isn't there? and when you're among the crowds as i've been for the past few days you do really get that sense that everyone is in this together, they all want to be a part of this, in some way. >> yeah, absolutely, people were clutching onto their sort of memorabili