of the north kensington community joining us in members of the north kensington communityjoining usn story to tell, their own perspective on what happened at grenfell. but over the past 2.5 years, they have been united in their fight to uncover the truth. it is not a fight they would ever have chosen. but it is one that they have taken up with determination, with dedication and with great dignity. yet their exceptional tenacity in seeking justice has not always been matched by their faith justice has not always been matched by theirfaith in justice has not always been matched by their faith in the system's ability to deliver. this is no surprise. after all, they have been let down many times before. too often, overlooked and ignored in the months and years before the tragedy and shamefully filed by the institutions that were supposed to serve them in the days and weeks after it. since then, the survivors, the bereaved and the local community have endured one unbearable milestone after another. the funerals, the anniversaries, giving and hearing evidence at the public enquiry, the pa

the cladding that turned into molten plastic, raining fire on the streets of north kensington and causingd down the building as well. —— compartmentalised. it turned a kitchen fire into a disaster of unprecedented proportions, that cost 72 people they lies. martin moore—bick is clear that the cladding on grenfell tower was fitted in breach of building regulations. and why this was allowed to happen and who was responsible for it will be covered in phase two of his enquiry. i give way to the right honourable gentleman who i know was bereaved or suffered the loss of a friend in the grain fell fire. i am very grateful to the prime minister for giving away at the manner in which he is making remarks this afternoon. —— g re nfell tower making remarks this afternoon. —— grenfell tower fire. it is still the case that there are men, women and children up and down the country, sleeping tonight in buildings with that cladding. and so many years after the tragedy, does he not think, in this sixth richest democracy in the world, we could not have done more to get radar for people's —— people sleeping

today we are back in north kensington to catch up with some of those we first met on that first wednesdayt want temporary accommodation, he wants permanent accommodation, he wants permanent accommodation, he wants good, permanent accommodation, that is not too much to ask. can you promise him that? what we have said is that... just say yes or no. i work hard, i had a good house! it's like, nobody can believe what happened. 72 people lost their lives asa happened. 72 people lost their lives as a result of that fire needlessly. they shouldn't have done. and anything we continue to do in the future will be in their memory, in their legacy, that they didn't die in vain. if we get a few days where we don't have to think about it, then, yeah, but i don't think we'll ever forget. i think it's impossible to do that. we reported on some of the conclusions of the retired judge on the programme yesterday. we are going to bring you a reminder of the mainfindings of going to bring you a reminder of the main findings of the inquiry report officially released just a quarter officially released just a qu

through north kensington and walking past the carcass which is grenfell tower and the power of that,f silence, is palpable. but what's also palpable is the way in which the community, as a whole, supports those people. and when the silent march passes the fire station, there is genuine love and affection for all those firefighters who risked their lives that night and so, i know nobody is trying to do this today, let's not blame firefighters or their work, they did everything they could and more and well beyond that. and the service that was held in st paul's i thought was absolutely the right thing to do because it was a way again of bringing people together to try to come to terms with the horror of their loss and also events i've been to in the mosque which also brought people together, trying to comprehend the horror of their loss. of course, i'm sorry. i'm grateful to the honourable gentleman forgivingly. i was privileged enough to be the minister for civil society at the time the honourable gentleman for croydon north and i met with many charities supporting the effort there, w

thing to note, we've got large areas of the county that include bay point canyon and kensington and mar agoa and north concord, orinda and pleasant hill and richmond and walnut creek that are likely to be impacted. pg&e did note that the community of rossmoor and danville will not be affected by the power outage. and so that is key. and at this time public schools in contra costa county are not scheduled to be closed today. and if the public want to find out more information go to the county website at contra costa.g.gov and we have information about the resource center located at 2600 camino ramon and the county opened up charging stations so that residents could go plug in their mobile phones. we've got four different charging stations throughout the county that will be open from 8:00 to 5:00 today. >> that is really key information that you just gave us there. including rossmore area not being shut down. and there are elder by people living in that area because many are on oxygen and ventilatored so good news there. thank you so much, susan. >>> meanwhile if you are without power, still get the inf

and there are deep concerns that the lessons of the north be learned you know kensington and chelsea council itself has not punishment all of these buildings around every single one of them there is not one of them that doesn't have serious fire safety defects still in there. and nothing's been done about them the main trouble. is the number of buildings we have with a single staircase so you've got to tell block one the staircase if there is used for immediate evacuation people will double in those cases anyway because it's over trailed it phase 2 of the inquiry next year we'll look at the wider causes of the fire the decisions taken about the buildings renovation fire safety measures the combustible external padding all contributed to making the fire so deadly the fire brigades say residents may well have failed in its preparedness and response but the real culprits they feel have yet to be named jonah how al-jazeera. it traded troops and russian backed separatists have started to withdraw from a key front line area in eastern ukraine both sides have confirmed a miniature pullout i

north east. downwind of the smoke, berkeley, kensington and the san pablo area you are likely to get that smoke, one more shift to the uner east bay, this is oakley. the winds are sustained at 25 miles per hour. some of the strongest winds earlier this morning in the 93 per hour earlier, still blowing strong at mount saint helena. also our valley lakeses reporting 40 miles per hour to 50 miles per hour winds, getting into the future cast, notice the yellow and the orange, there is 4:00 in the afternoon. as we get into the evening hours, it shifts and we continue to die down by tomorrow morning. we should be in better shape at least when it comes to the wind. the advisory goes until 11:00, as far as temperatures outside. 63 in berkeley, 59 in san francisco. lower in areas of san jose, temperatures on the mild side. the last wind event we had we had a lot of heat. upper 70s this how ward and areas of concord but we are still dry, a low with the relative humidity and there is the extend the forecast, temperatures expected to cool monday into tuesday, back up wednesday into thursday but the extended

into marin county, on the peni all the directions are north or northeast. 80s almost 90 degrees. 60 and fire danger warning. it's very dry and kensington 68. in the oakland hills, 68. san leandro, 51. 61 in the city. we get nothing except high pressure and warm temperatures. 70s and 80s, almost 90 for some. 6:32 am. where would you like to start? >>> the tampa bay lightning is also a good team. good morning. we will start in the east bay with interstate 80 westbound heading out to the macarthur maze. 42 minute drive to get to this point and kevin, who is my right-hand man with the camera said, what is 80 look so bad? i was thinking about that for a second and it's the typical traffic. it is sl at 25. a little slower than usual because of an earlier stall. interstate 880 look. so far a traffic on the altamont pass because of an earlier issue. by the zero at greenville. let's go back to the desk. >>> pg&e warning more than 200,000 bay area customers could lose power as early as tomorrow afternoon because of the high fire danger. >> this morning covers 16 counties and half 1 million people in the northern half of the state and includes th

kensington. alameda, 59. mainly mid 50s in the berkley hills. the system will be with us this morning. is not much to it. local drizzle and then clearing from north to south. that's when the breeze will pick up. morning drizzle. a lot of that looks to be moving south out of the area so look for some low clouds and then clearing and breezy this afternoon with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. i think yesterday was the coolest day for many. today maybe for a few. there will be another system moving into the north friday and early saturday. after that sunshine and warmer temperatures into sunday. >>> 5:20 am. san francisco auditorium became a one-stop shop for the homeless. next, we take you inside for a look at project homeless connect and how it could lead to getting people into permanent housing. >>> the reason a bay area restaurant is considering taking pg&e to court. welcome back. the number of people living in the vehicles is increasing in oakland. according to oakland city what homeless counts, the population of people living in cars, van zant rv has more than doubled over the last two years. more than 1400. and all they represent 35% of oakla

kensington 52, berkeley 49. the higher clouds are coming in from the west southwest, associated with a separate system. this front is still way to the north and won't be here until tonight, ear tomorrow. that's the best opportunity for rain and it will be light. this may be it for october. models show nothing after tomorrow, all the way to november 1st. 30s and 40s on the temps, santa rosa with thick fog 38 degrees there. that front arrives tonight and maybe tomorrow morning some light rain. it's a cool pattern today, 60s and low 70s. sal is here, things picking up. >>> highway 4, i just saw a sweet from the san francisco fire department that said there's a fire at the corner of beal and bryant, which is under the overpass near the embarcadero. so we'll have to figure that out. first of all, let's go and take a look at the westbound bay bridge. traffic here is going to be okay. it's backed up for about 25 minutes, no problems there. the traffic here looks okay. if you're on 880 north, it's crowded approaching the coliseum getting up to the downtown oakland area. highway 4 is getting some relief. the accident that was at bay point near the

north wind at 1400 feet. 40s, 50s and 60s. berkeley, 66. the city, 63. san leandro, 53. napa airport, 47. berkeley lab, almost 70. the same and the oakland hills. 63 in the city. 65 in kensingtonone for some and will be a sunny day for everyone as well. get ready for another round of high fire danger most of this week but it looks like it will be critical late tonight into tomorrow as we have low humidity and a strong northeast wind. 70, 80s come almost 90. 90 in brentwood. close for others. temperatures will be above average until sunday where we may get some cooling but it will be windy again. >>> a stunning move. the fda has approved a new form of tobacco. next, the tobacco product that will be advertised as less harmful than cigarettes. >>> the trump administration is making more water available for california farmers but we we hear what environmentalists have to say about that change. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. we all have things we love and long for. a place,