a sinkhole has already opened up on the end of newbury court.nd now 20 other sites are being inspected. ( will ) a sinkhole has already opened up on the end of newbury court. officials say the reason why they are seeing this problem in fountaingrove ... is because the plastic pipes are relatively new. officials are asking people to be vigilant ... and be prepared to evacuate if it becomes necessary. ( darya ) thanks will. we will with you through out the morning. ( james ) happening today... it is the deadline for people to signup for government help removing debris from their damaged property in the north bay wildfires. people can sign a right of entry which gives federal construction crews clearance to clean up your property. the deadline in 5:00 tonight. you can sign up online. we have a link on our website at kron 4 dot com. ( james ) ra

a sinkhole has already opened up on the end of newbury court. and now 20 other sites are being inspected. ( darya ) thanks will. we will with you through out the morning. ( james ) happening today... it is the deadline for people to signup for government help removing debris from their damaged property in the north bay wildfires. people can sign a right of entry which gives federal construction crews clearance to clean up your property. the deadline in 5:00 tonight. you can sign up online. we have a link on our website at kron 4 dot com. ( james ) rain has people living in san rafael's bret harte neighborhood worried about landslides. back in february... a series of slides hit the area. at the time... neighbors said they hadn't seen anything like it before. now... they're worried about future storms leaving behind an even bigger mess. one family says they're still working with the city to clean up their property after last winter's storms. they fear they may be pushed out of their home of 16 years if the upcoming weather is worse this year. ( ja

. >> reporter: this sinkhole seven feet deep and four feet wide was discovered at the foot of newbury court. officials say it opened up after hundreds of feet of underground plastic pipe melted in the firestorm. this is what the pipe looks like now. >> the pipes caught fire, and in some cases were destroyed. >> reporter: the water department is preparing the sinkhole. melted drain pipe has been found all over. >> we have identified eight sites where the pipe has been lost and 20 additional suspect areas under investigation today. >> reporter: we found crews inspecting drainpipe with tiny cameras looking for damage. storm drains have been to keep creating a danger of flooding. >> we're asking residents to be extra vigilant and to have a plan to leave in an event it is necessary. >> reporter: the mayor says approaching storms could pose a danger inside the fire zone. >> it's hard to be telling people who only recently gotten back into their neighborhoods they need to be ready to leave if things turn sour. >> that's very real and scary. >> reporter: mary graves lost her home in the fire,

last week a sinkhole seven feet deep developed on newbury court where more underground pipe was found melted. >> we're prepared for the storm. we've got crews monitoring the hillside. >> reporter: the problem is getting bigger. 23 areas of damaged or destroyed drain pipe have been found by city crews using tyny cameras. that means miles of drain pipe can't handle any rainwater. more than 1,000 homeowners have been notified about the situation, which could mean possible evacuations in case of flooding. >> we're encouraging people to sign up for sinkhole alert, and if we were to find an issue or something that prompted evacuations we'd have the police department, we'd have the fire e department up here. >> this sounds so ominous. if i were very religious i'd believe this is the end. >> many gutters were sealed out to keep the water out. neighbors in the mountainous fire zone are getting the storm ready. >> if the water gets to the property the only way to do it is maybe sandbag and water pump. that's the only thing i can they've of. >> a new worry for these ighbors who survived the fire

last week a sinkhole seven feet deep developed on newbury court where more underground pipe was found >> we're prepared for the storm. we've got crews monitoring the hillside. >> reporter: the problem is getting bigger. 23 areas of damaged or destroyed drain pipe have been found by city crews using tyny cameras. that means miles of drain pipe can't handle any rainwater. more than 1,000 homeowners have been notified about the situation, which could mean possible evacuations in case of flooding. >> we're encouraging people to sign up for sinkhole alert, and if we were to find an issue or something that prompted evacuations we'd have the police department, we'd have the fire e department up here. >> this sounds so ominous. if i were very religious i'd believe this is the end. >> many gutters were sealed out to keep the water out. neighbors in the mountainous fire zone are getting the storm ready. >> if the water gets to the property the only way to do it is maybe sandbag and water pump. that's the only thing i can they've of. >> a new worry for these neighbors who survived the fires. in

so we've come to a new development in newbury in west berkshire.ousing challenge. watching the chancellor in the show house here we've got young house—hunters in the bedroom, the council in the study, a worried resident in the dining room, and a housing association in the living room. the headline announcement was the abolition of stamp duty for first—time buyers on sales of up to £300,000. so, has the chancellor put a smile on the face of working couples like charlie and sophie who have a baby coming and need somewhere to start the family? well, removing stamp duty seems like a nice gesture but on the face of it it seems like it might push up house prices. i think certainly it's just a token gesture because when you're in a position like ours it's actually saving the deposit that's the difficult thing. the office for budget responsibility tonight warned the stamp duty change will only lead to an extra 3500 first—time buyer purchases, and will push up prices. the chancellor's big ambition is to build 300,000 homes in england every year. the last ti

so, we've come to a new development in newbury in west berkshire. show house, we have house—hunters in the bedroom, a worried resident in the kitchen,. the first measure was the abolition of stamp duty on houses up to £300,000. the average price here is £356,000. has the chancellor put a smile on the faces of charlie and sophie who have a baby coming and need somewhere to start the family? it looks like the stamp duty will save us money, it looks like the stamp duty will save us money, but i am worried it will put house prices further up. that is the main issue the people like us. prices are so high that we can't afford to save a deposit. the offers the budget responsibility wa nt offers the budget responsibility want a night the stamp duty change will only lead to an extra 3501st—time buyer purchases. the chancellor said today he wants 300,000 new homes built in england every year. the last time 300,000 homes were built in a year in england was back in 1969, when councils and housing associations built almost half of them. what was your takeaway fr

concern we already know how to evacuate and how to notify them crews already repaired one sinkhole on newbury court.and work is happening quickly to replace all the burned pipes. stacy zari's house survived the fire, but the new threats of flooding, sinkholes and landslides - could force her out.sot stacy zari were definitely on alert because we have a house standing so we are going to make sure that we're going to be safe (justine) emergency contracts emergency (justine) emergency contracts have been approved to replace the melted pipes. the cost .. is still being calculated. justine waldman kron 4 news. (steve) in the east bay ---road damage from last winter's storm is still affecting one neighborhood. (pam) morgan territory road in clayton has been closed since february.. as work to repair damage by a landslide continues. kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from that neighborhood tonight... charles do residents have any idea when the work will be done. rain review.i drove from san francisco to here in clayton this afternoon. it started raining about when i reached highway 24. not a hea

>(justine) a sinkhole has already opened up on the end of newbury court... officials say the reason why they are seeing this problem in fountaingrove... is because the plastic pipes are relatively new... also the impact of a damaged pipe would be higher in fountaingrove because of the area's terrain. officials are asking people to be vigilant. and be prepared to evacuate if it becomes necessary. (jrs) turning now to kron-4 meteorologist lawerence karnow(justine) lawrence is timing the storm moving into the bay area... lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a mix of sun and clouds today but there are big canges coming soon. if you're going out tonight you should be a jacket and even an umbrella since a storm is headed our way. it doesn't look like a big weather system on the doppler but that rain will start moving in a little later especially in the north bay. on the satellite image you can see the weak storm headed our way now but a stonger one is following right behind it to bring a chance of showers for the entire bay area on monday. a series of storms is expected to

>(justine) a sinkhole has already opened up on the end of newbury court... officials say the reason why they are seeing this problem in fountaingrove... is because the plastic pipes are relatively new... also the impact of a damaged pipe would be higher in fountaingrove because of the area's terrain. officials are asking people to be vigilant. and be prepared to evacuate if it becomes necessary. (jr stone) before cities can start to rebuild from the north bay fires, they first need to cleanup. and a deadline to get help is tomorrow. families have one more day to sign up for help from the government. kron 4's ali reid has the details... natsot - it was about 2:37 when the house caught on fire, so we got out with about 12 minutes to spare.chris nugent is rummaging through debris --- hoping to find parts for his 2 antique cars that he plans to salvage.you can either be upset about everything that you lost, or you can look forward. if you're down and depressed about everything it won't change anything.the nugent family has insurance, but it may not be enough to

concern we already know how to evacuate and how to notify them crews already repaired one sinkhole on newbury court.and work is happening quickly to replace all the burned pipes. stacy zari's house survived the fire, but the new threats of flooding, sinkholes and landslides - could force her out.sot stacy zari were definitely on alert because we have a house standing so we are going to make sure that we're going to be safejustine waldman kron 4 news. (steve) new tonight at ten: wild hogs causing some serious problems for homeowners in san ramon.. take a look at this video -- you can them just tearing up this yard. kron4's ali ried talked to the homeowner who captured this wild scene on surveillance. this is the first time this street has had any damage done by wild animals. neighbors didn't think pigs would wander this far from the mountains.we just figured they wouldn't come as far as we werebut leslie "g" was wrong. surveillance footage shows wild pigs ripping up their front yard. it went from this to this. leslie g. - it's several thousand dollars worth of damage that they this is the firs

newbury is bringing forward. we all want bounds restored. and we do recognize that this question of legacy issues is one that has been throughout and continues in northern ireland. what i want to ensure is that any investigations that take place in the future take place in a fair and proportionate way. because our soldiers did pay for us bravely as my friend said in upholding the rule of law. but one thing we should never forget all those people who lost their lives at the hands of the terrorists in northern ireland. any investigation is conducted fairly and purely. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the prime minister will be aware, self-employed people are not eligible for shared parental leave. this places the burden of childcare on the mom, denying fathers financial support and bonding time with the child. has the prime minister seen the demands of the march of the mummy -- >> we will leave the remaining few moments of british prime minister questions time to go live now to the economic club of washington for a conversation with white house e

a signal failure means the central line has minor delays between hainault to leytonstone via newburyy martin. hello, good morning. lots of dry and bright weather as we move to the weekend but with that it will be feeling cold. today we start off with a bit more in the way of cloud but good sunny spells developing and a noticeably cooler start to the day than yesterday with temperatures in the single figures. a bit more cloud around through the morning and good sunny spells developing from the north—west as we go into the afternoon. temperatures today at a maximum of ten with lighter winds than yesterday. as we go through this evening and overnight, we'll hold onto varying amounts of cloud but plenty of clear skies which will allow the temperatures to fall away, so a widespread frost. these are the temperatures in towns and cities but in rural areas, cooler than that. a bright, cold and frosty start tomorrow, plenty of sunshine through the morning tending to increase through the afternoon but holding onto good spells of sunshine. a brisk north—westerly breeze so feeling cold with high

in the chamber for just a few moments after question, she will hear my right honorable friend from newbury introduce his armed forces statute of limitations bill which will provide protection to those brave service personnel who served in northern ireland. like her, i, too, and i'm sure the whole house want to see the setting up of the northern ireland executive. but which she agree with me we cannot do that at the price of pandering and allowing a witchhunt for those people who served so bravely for so many years to uphold the rule of law? >> i'm not sure i'm going to be able to satisfy on the first point to raise but i can assure him unaware of the proposed legislation that my right honorable friend the member is bringing forward. we all want to see and organize executive restored. we do recognize that this question of legacy issues is one that is been throughout the discussions and continues in northern ireland. what i want to ensure is that any investigations that take place in the future take place in a fair and proportionate way. because our soldiers did face those brave as my honora

newbury, came and told me as there had never been a lynching in that part they thought it woll that i should leave at once to be sure of my life. so these are the repercussions of black women gaining the right to vote. and as they went forward, despite all of these challenges they found that their communities needed them and without the black women and their continued courage we wonder where the community would be today despite the problems we see today we know now that there are of course continued challenges but we know that black women are at the forefront. and i want to leave you with this. and it's a quote from sojourner truth. when i think of the -- a woman on joy reid's program who complained of being marginalized as a black woman despite all the work she was doing, sojourner truth, i can hear her voice possibly saying, and i quote, "if women want rights more than they got, why don't they just take them and not be talking about it?" about it?" thank you. captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2008 captioning performed by vitac

>(justine) a sinkhole has already opened up on the end of newbury court...ecause the plastic pipes are relatively new... also the impact of a damaged pipe would be higher in

she wore here my right honourable friend for newbury introduce his armed forces statute of limitationse to satisfy my friend —— honourable friend on the first point, but i assure him i am aware of the proposed legislation that the member for newbury is bringing forward. we all want to see a northern ireland executive restored, we do recognise that this question of legacy issues is one that has been there throughout these discussions, and continues in northern ireland. i wa nt to continues in northern ireland. i want to ensure that any investigations that take place in the future take place in a fair and proportionate way. because our soldiers did serve bravely as my honourable friend said in upholding the rule of law, but what is important is that we should never forget all those people who lost their lives at the hands of the terrorists in northern ireland. and it is important as i say that any investigations are conducted fairly and proportionately. as the prime minister will be aware, self—employed people are not eligible for shared parental leave. this place is the burden of childc

concern we already know how to evacuate and how to notify them crews already repaired one sinkhole on newburye all the burned pipes. stacy zari's house survived the fire, but the new threats of flooding, sinkholes and landslides - could force her out.sot stacy zari were definitely on alert because we have a house standing so we are going to make sure that we're going to be safejustine waldman kron 4 news ( darya ) happening now in the east bay... east bay mud is at an oakland elementary school testing the water for lead.( james ) kron 4's will tran is live at thornhill elementary school in oakland this morning with the details. ( will ) the testing will take place this morning at thornhill elementary school. this was one of at least 7 oakland schools where the water tested positive for lead earlier this year. the district says it has taken steps to fix the problem. east bay mud will test the water to make sure the lead is gone. thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) as rain returns to the bay area... some places are still recovering from last winter's storms

concern we already know how to evacuate and how to notify them crews already repaired one sinkhole on newbury court.and work is happening quickly to replace all the burned pipes. stacy zari's house survived the fire, but the new threats of flooding, sinkholes and landslides - could force her out.sot stacy zari were definitely on alert because we have a house standing so we are going to make sure that we're going to be safejustine waldman kron 4 news (robin) happening today in the happening happening today in the east bay... water officials will be at an oakland elementary school to test the water for lead. the testing will take place this morning at thornhill elementary school. this was one of at least 7 oakland schools where the water tested positive for lead earlier this year. the district says it has taken steps to fix the problem. east bay mud will test the water to make sure the lead is gone. (robin) san francisco is having trouble establishing regulations for the broad, legal recreational marijuana market ... coming this january. writing local rules - has taken a contentious turn, as cr

he won't have had much time, i suspect, to get his head around his newbury.kground. —— to get his head around his new position. the priority is to bring back a bit of stability to government. of course, mrwilliamson is somebody theresa may can trust absolutely. i think that is what this reshuffle is about. it's about grip. theresa may try to get a grip, to put people in place who are loyal to put people in place who are loyal to her, and whom she can say i trust him and him, and to put those people around her to try and settle things down in the current atmosphere in westminster. norman, thanks very much. norman smith at the mod. onto the day's other main story... the bank of england will deliver one of the most closely watched interest rate decisions since the financial crisis in the next hour. economists and investors are expecting the first increase in a decade. that was the last time the bank put up interest rates. the committee meets most months to decide what level the interest rate should be that is then used by our banks to help set rates for loans an

at newbury park there are westbound delays on the a12, eastern avenue.o unpleasant or this time of year in the sunshine. highs of 11 or 12. more high cloud as we head towards the end of the day. sunset at about 4:20. if you're going out this evening it should be dry but there will be rain coming in from the west through the early hours. some of this could be quite heavy. temperatures dropping off at first and then rising into tomorrow morning. a fairly mild start to the day, but it will be wet. the rain hanging around for much of the morning and then gradually clearing through saturday afternoon and then it will start to feel colder. temperatures around 13 degrees on saturday afternoon, but it will get colder and it will be chilly on sunday, with a brisk northerly wind, a frost to start the new working week. we are back in half an hour. more on our website. goodbye. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. theresa may reveals plans to put britain's brexit departure date in law. she wants britain to commit to leaving the eu at 11pm