for corine and raphael, it won't. but the hope is their misfortune will not be repeated.ade their first official visit to the county that bears their name. visiting some of its most well—known sites, the couple saw a rare sussex copy of the american declaration of independence, and spoke to a charity that supports survivors of rape and sexual assault. our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, was there. chichester, the first sussex city to fly the flag for the new duke and duchess. there were handshakes with as many people as possible. even those with four legs didn't miss out. in a nod to meghan's country of birth, the couple were shown the rare sussex copy of the american declaration of independence. wow! to bognor regis and a musical interlude at a new university technology park. with the obligatory... ..and fairly low—tech plaque unveil. in brighton, a change of pace. knitting with a charity which works with survivors of sexual abuse. before today, meghan hadn't set foot inside this county, and now she's here as the first ever duchess of sussex. it continues to be quit

for corine and raphael, it won't. but the hope is their misfortune will not be repeated.attenborough has urged the world not to panic about the state of the planet, despite donald trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate accord. in an interview with the bbc‘s newsnight programme, the broadcaster said he doubted the extent to which the usa would withdraw from global agreements on climate change. five years ago i was really, really very pessimistic. the paris agreement, as you say, seemed at the time to be, at last, nations coming to their senses. i walked out of those conferences, i was there, alongside he was then the chief scientist of this country. and he was walking on air. he said, "we've got it, we've got it, we've got the agreement," and so on. and we have got that agreement. it is true that president trump doesn't go along with it, and to what extent the united states is going to withdraw from it, we will see. my suspicion is that people will realise that actually the united states, that attitude is outdated, it doesn't apply any more. and i think that w

for corine and raphael, it won‘t. but the hope is their misfortune will not be repeated. any investigations as he had a "clear conscience". the claims against him were first reported in a german news magazine and relate to an alleged incident in a hotel in las vegas. ronaldo‘s lawyers say they will sue the publication. zoe ball has been announced as the new presenter of bbc radio 2‘s breakfast show. she‘ll be taking over from chris evans injanuary, and becomes the first female breakfast show host on radio 2 — something she achieved on radio 1. the bbc has not revealed her new salary yet, but says it will be made public in the annual bbc pay disclosures next year. there was a thrilling match at wembley in the champions league tonight as barcelona beat spurs 4—2, while liverpool conceded a late winner at napoli. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson reports. two minutes to eight, someone was missing at wembley. any ideas? is he playing? well, bad news, spurs. yes, messi was there. and tottenham‘s goalkeeper was perfectly placed — for now. messi on the ball in barcelona‘s firs

for corine and raphael, it won't. but the hope is their misfortune will not be repeated.ow to a young woman's inspirational story to achieve her boxing dream. ramla ali who lives and trains in london fled war torn somalia and wants to become her country's first ever 0lympic boxer. but arguably one of her biggest challenges has been persuading her mum, who didn't want to be identified on camera that she should be in the ring at all. by by wouldn't tell my parents. ijust knew they wouldn't understand. they would tell me it's a man's not —— i wouldn't. they would tell me muslim girls wouldn't do something like this. i knew they would try to make me stop. —— they would tell me it's a man's sport. i competed in the nationalfinals andi i competed in the nationalfinals and i told my mum, just going for a jog. and i told my mum, just going for a jog, all the while going to compete nationally. i remember walking in from training, and, like, everyone was there in the living room and i thought, what's going on here? we never sit together asa going on here? we never sit together as a

director raphael? >> thank you, president. i would like to say, that some of the comments that i heard tonight on this item very much hit home for me. i appreciate that discussion and i appreciate the commission tremendously. for my report cocked i want to talk about three legislative updates. you heard a lot about what the department has been working on. so i don't think we need to go into all of that. but you will recall, i hope, that this commission, and the city, passed an ordinance on flame retardants and children's products and that was something that was pushed very hard by this commission and taken up by then supervisor, farrell. what happened was assembly member bloom from santa monica picked up our ordinance and much to our chagrin, took it forward to the state and it was passed and signed by governor brown. so it was actually a strong ban on the sale of products containing these toxics -- toxic flame retardants because it is upholstered furniture and juvenile products and mattresses it doesn't preempt our restrictio

. >> president bermejo: director raphael. >> director raphael: thank you.resident bermej bermejo, what h it has been. i have to say that i think that most of us, in fact, everyone that i have talked to felt that the global climate action summit exceeded any of our expectations. the mayor shone, the city shone, the world saw what we're capable of. i want to set a bit of context to why this was such an important moment. governor brown announced the summit because there wasn't a good place in the united nations process, in their conference of the parties, when they negotiate the paris agreement for what they call "sub-national actors." those are cities, states and regions. and being the governor of a very active state it was frustrating to him to go to paris and find that there was no place for a state leader at that negotiations. when president trump made the decision to pull out of the paris accords, governor brown was motivated even more to tell the world what is possible at the local level. and it was no accident that when governor brown made the decision

raphael guerreiro scoring twice for the germans.goal from angel di maria saw paris saint—germain rescue a point at home to napoli. that draw means liverpool are the new leaders in group c after thrashing red star belgrade 4—0. mohammed salah scored twice in that match to become the fastest player to reach 50 goals for the reds. it was a good game, a good football game ina it was a good game, a good football game in a good finish to situations because we have the right movements, the right moment and we have the right passes and the right formations. the first two goals after a depressing situation, which was brilliant. very important. so when you see what the impact was of the boys coming on, that is really important as well. you cannot win a game if not most of the things are really good, and to not most of the things were really good. there will be a new name on the asian champions league trophy this season. 2a hours ater the iranian side persepolis reached the final for the first time, kashima antlers are through to theirfirst fi

antonie griezemann, karim benzema, kylian mbappe and raphael varane make up the rest of the french contingentl the premier league players who have made the list. the full 30, which also includes wales‘ gareth bale and five—time winners cristiano ronaldo and lionel messi, is on the bbc sport website. and for the first time this year, a women's ballon d'or will be awarded. and two england stars are on the list. 15 women are named in total, including chelsea's fran kirby and lyon's lucy bronze. bronze won the bbc‘s women's footballer of the year award back in may. brazil's marta won the fifa award this year. full details on the website. both those england players should be involved against australia in anotherfriendly at craven cottage tomorrow night. jo currie has been with the squad today. the world cup is fast approaching. yesterday marked eight months until the tournament gets under way in france. but the lionesses have a few hurdles to step over before then — namely hosting australia at craven cottage tomorrow evening. it comes after an impressive victory over brazil on the weekend, but man

sfo, and mountain view and san raphael. sunny and nice even though there is no more breeze, except for a few high elevations, the coast really warmed up with the offshore wind, and upper 60s to low 70s, 70s and 80s around the bay, the nights are getting longer and the days shorter. the flow a loft is out of the north, northeast. the pressure gradient has eased up a little bit. low is no, not moving much -- is not moving much down there. we're caught in between will little change. 30s on the temperatures and 40s -- and 40s to 50s on the temperatures. 39 sacramento. the low is staying in arizona and the high up north. things are stuck. it's called a blocking pattern and there's really not much a change here until maybe next week. 60s, 70s to 80s, low 80s, i don't think we stay there very long, but high temperatures will ease up a little bit compared to yesterday. tomorrow, 60s, 70s and 80s, what about looking ahead to the weekend. i'd say 60s, 70s and 80s, mike. >>> 49ers are headed back to the bay area after pulling off an u

they'll have a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the marin auditorium in san raphael. >>> 4:1 -- 4:16 is the time right now. it's exciting for public transportation going to 0 emissions, i remember growing up in san francisco, the buses, now, we're in the next generation there. >>> and good morning, everyone, if you're driving to gilroy, right now it's a good commute as you drive up on northbound 101, gilroy to san jose, there's a lot of road work there, it's not causing a not ing a ar doing their job and theyto high can see this traffic looks good, we don't have a big backup yet, it's nice and let me show you ok at the where they are. you can't tell they're flags, they're straight down. 4:17, lets bring steve in. >> what was there yesterday? >> it was gusty, yesterday, there was a strong wind to the north. i'm learning. >> you've learned, sal, you're very good. >>> this is the difference, we have dropped 18 degrees at the napa airport, 17 santa rosa and double figures for concord and got on the end yesterday, it's the same as it always us, the breeze is still just not really a factor any mo

the afternoon heights expected under a mix of sun and clouds, 68 degrees san raphael, 60s in santa rosa. the inner east bay, low 70s, antioch, concord, 72. 60s in berkeley and 62 downtown san francisco. for the south bay today, temperatures in the 70s in areas like morgan hill, los gatos. here's a look at your extended forecast today will be the coolest day and temperatures will rebound into your bay area wednesday. we come back to the 80s as we roll through thursday, friday, and saturday, our inland cities. saturday looks to be the warmest day. upper 70s around the bay, nearing 70 degrees along the coastline and temperatures will cool slightly, upper 70s expected in lynn. low 70s around the bay. 60s along the coast. unfortunately no rain in the extended forecast. back to you. >> all right, rosemary thank you. >>> the controversy over last year's gas tax landed a repeal measure on the ballot. >> this week we are fact checking the claims made by each side. the san francisco's bay by the bay created a nonpartisan guide to go through the commercials. heather holmes has a look at propositio

it will be on irwin street in san raphael. >>> what was left behind after a person set fire to a building under krangs. >>> the proposal for one national gas mileage standard. >>> good morning, traffic is moving along well. if you're driving on 280, we'll tell you more straight ahead. >>> we don't have the fog we had yesterday and it looks a little warmer. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the professionals.ty,al-h vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. >>> happening today, matthew shepard is a gay college student, he was brutally beaten to death and tied to a fence by two men. the gruesome nature of this man put a highlight on the violence and discriminations ed by people in the communities. many states and the federal government passed laws cracking down on hate crimes and the pa

director raphael? >> when do we introduce new staff? >> i'm sorry. >> is that part of my director's report? >> yes. >> my i have permission to continue my report? i'm sorry. that was my bad. we have a number of new staff and they are here. they would like to come forward and introduce themselves to you, if that is ok. would all of you knew people who are new to a commission meeting or new, come line up and tell us who you are and where you come from and what you are doing now. welcome. >> all women. just three. >> ok. i wrote mine down because i forget, even though it is who i am. my name is parris smith at i grew up in northern virginia and i am a recent college graduate from james madison university in virginia. i spent all of my time over there. i graduated with a bachelor of science degree in innovative science and technology and i had a concentration in sustainable environmental studies. i am a civic spark fellow or a climate fellow that has been placed with the climate team for the next 11 months. and civic spark fellow his focus

will usher in a cooler pattern, 50s, 60s, berkeley at 59, and pope valley, 54 wood acre, and san raphaelup a little bit,

the rally will start at 4pm, it will be at the spahr center in san raphael. >>> the rally will be in front of san jose city hall. that shows support for the transgender and nonbinary community. the rally was in response president trump's -- was in response to president trump's threat to take way way the right to change the sex assigned at birth. >> the identity documents don't reflect who you are. >> the department of health and human services issued a memo they plan to allow gender to be determined by the sex organs the person was born with. they would erase it. rans and nonbinary and it would affect health care and legal protection. >>> workers began hauling away debris yesterday morning. the city is trying to relocate the campus to a homeless community near the kaiser center. we spoke to a woman to see if the campers were being told the truth. >> they said it was full, that's from day 1, i know for a fact that there is some room, and those rooms are not being given to me for whatever reason. >> the people that are out there on the lake, they don't want to shelter. >> some of the h

this morning it begins at the civics center in san raphael. >>> we're exactly one week from the midterm election, today is the last day you can ask to vote by mail. your local elections office has to receive your request by today. many people have cavs the ballots in early voting, the turnout is on track with the 2016 presidential election which is almost unheard of for a midterm election. contra costa county has received 80,000 ballots, that's voters. >> we have already received 20,000 ballots before this time in june. we're well ahead of where we were then. >>> about 60% of eligible voters typically vote in the presidential election. 40% vote in a midterm, the experts say with so much at stake this year, they predict half of all eligible voters will go to the polls. >>> and new campaign filing found gavin newsom is out spending his republican candidate john cox 4 to 1. a recent poll from the public policy institute of california found gavin newsom had a 11 point lead over john cox. make sure ktvu be your home for voter coverage. we'll be here on ktvu and join us on "mornings on 2" the

upper 70s for novato and san raphael. low 80s for antioch, we'll go 73 for oakland, 56 for san francisco and into the south bay for the afternoon, nice, we're looking for 77 in san jose, 81 in gilroy, and upper 60s for the afternoon and santa cruz. the low clouds and fog, expected to reform and move back to the coast. for the rest of us, it will be a clear day, here's a look at the extended forecast, notice temperatures don't change a lot. getting into thursday, we begin to see a little bit of a bump in those numbers and by your bay area weekend. upper 60s in the for example, and low 80s expected around bait and back into the mid-80s for friday and saturday, with a tad bit of cooling sunday for your cities. >> the time is 4:51, we're a week away believe it or not for the nba regular season, will the warriors be able to stay hot? we'll look at the warriors preseason game against the phoenix suns. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, our time is now 4:54, happening today caltrain is hosting a community meeting on how building

will usher in a cooler pattern, 50s, 60s, berkeley at 59, and pope valley, 54 wood acre, and san raphael, the breeze is up a little bit, it will be up in the west and northwest, the load dives down to central california. it's firing up activity in yosemite and fresno, we have partly cloudy and it's a weak system and it will cool us down a little bit. 50s to 70s on the temperatures. >> supercommute time or what. >> yesterday, steve, he you were making me laugh when you were talking about the humidity, whenever it is humid at all in the bay area, people complain because they're not used to it. good morning, everyone, lets go out and talk about the supercommute. vallejo, you can see traffic is going to be okay if you're driving through. there's road work and no issues heading road work. traffic is looking good. hercules and into richland, no problems to the tunnel, at the bay bridge toll plaza it's mostly light so far. 4:32, lets go back to the desk. >>> new this morning, the senate judiciary committee, now, has the f.b.i. supplemental report on sexual misconduct allegations against supreme

wall, it's a much bigger and expensive problem, this seawall is not in danger of collapsing on san raphael, they'll have to raise it and the beach wall to protect from sea level rise, that can cost many millions of dollars. long time residents say it must be addressed. >> the community supports it, if taxes are necessary, they're usually passed, i think they're doing the best thing they can for the future. >> earlier this week, a you nations report on climate change predicts dire consequences from sea rise. and san francisco is asking voters to be pass a half a billion measure next month to help the seawall in embarcadero. >> we're all talking to each other, and we're becoming quite aware, and getting educated quickly as to what we can do. >> the six years expected by the end of the year, but far bigger problems are on the horizon. >>> one of the top stories continues to be hurricane michael, it's a tropical storm making its way through the mid- atlantic states but it caused a lot of damage. doug is live with news from washington with fema. >> reporter: they're going to assess the damage t

look at this half moon bay at 67, the cool spot. 81 that i tiburon and san raphael and all those areasre's how the accuweather plays out. 60s to 70s near noon and still the mid-60s at the coast and mid to upper 70s at 4:00 and drop down into the mid-60s around 4:00 and mid to upper 50s by midnight. the moon doesn't come out at 12:53. upper 40s in ukiah and lake hill and the rest us in the low to mild 50s. rain season so far, oh, it just started this month, but look at that below 10%. the thing we've got to remember for the first time of november it is going to remain dry an pretty much but october is the diest of our rain seasonments an which could >> kanye west is done with politics and streams imply that his friendship with president trump may be over as well. you remember this visit to the oval office earlier this month. the rapper was one of the president's highest profile celebrity supporters, but in a new tweet kanye said my eyes are wide open and now realize i've been used to spread messages i don't believe in. he says he is, quote, distancing myself from politics and completely

and, the british political commentator adam raphael — who's been prowling the corridors of power in whitehalltminster since the 1970s. after more than two weeks of denial — saudi arabia announced thatjamal khashoggi is dead. the journalist vanished after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. king salman‘s government says he died in a fight. two officials have been dismissed — one a close aide to crown price mohammad bin salman, the country's de facto ruler. mbs, as he's known, promised to remake his country by weening it off its dependence on oil. but because of mr khashoggi, many have pulled out of an event intended to attract foreign investment. that should have been did in place and will go ahead. willis and osbert do anything to dissipate this sense of unease about what happens to jamal khashoggi? i don't think so. i think this is targeted to administration in the us and europe. it isa administration in the us and europe. it is a really thin cover, basically transparent. one should not dignify it with analysis, i think. i think it with analysis, i think. i think it is very much direct

intent tens of thousands of pro-government supporters packed to the stands of conciousness tatar raphael stadium to hear speeches including an address from presidential candidates emmanuel amazon each other it was an impressive turnout given president joseph kabila his current low poll ratings and should dairies small support base to take a look see if. we go for the elections on december twenty third we know that you're ready for this election campaign peacefully and for sure we'll win with the help of god president could be a list term ended nearly two years ago but he stayed on thanks to a caretaker clause in the constitution opponents say he's now engineering the election to make sure dari is his successor. should areas it could be loyalist with no significant political from his own observers believe kabila wants to continue wielding power from behind the scenes. i on friday thousands of opposition supporters staged a noisy but nonviolent demonstration of their own marching in kinshasa against the intended use of electronic voting machines the opposition say the voting machines are u

assange into the ecuadorian embassy in london and was later granted asylum by the then president, raphaelinvestigation was being dropped. assange could, of course, choose to leave the embassy. although he no longerfaces leave the embassy. although he no longer faces charges leave the embassy. although he no longerfaces charges in leave the embassy. although he no longer faces charges in sweden, there are still the small issue of skipping bail. his main fear seems to be the threat of extradition to america. wa angry over his website's release of sensitive documents —— washington. by now he has been told to pay his own phone and medical bills and take better care of his pet cat. the current president of ecuador has described assange as being like a stone in his shoe. this latest move is unlikely to make relations any warmer. tim allman, bbc news. yoga has been part of the duke and duchess of sussex's morning routine in australia, as they continue their tour down under. harry and meghan went barefoot on bondi beach and then there was a climb over sydney harbour bridge. jonny dymond was watch

antoine griezmann, karim benzema, kylian mbappe and raphael varane make up the rest of the french contingentno ronaldo and lionel messi, is on the bbc sport website. and, for the first time this year, a women's ballon d'or will be awarded, and two england stars are on the list. 15 women are named in total, including chelsea's fran kirby and lyon's lucy bronze. bronze won the bbc‘s women's footballer of the year award in may. brazil's marta, who won the fifa award this year, is also there. both those england players should be involved against australia in another friendly tomorrow night. phil neville's squad trained today ahead of the game at fulham's craven cottage. australia are ranked sixth in the world, with england third, so they will offer another stern test to neville's side as they continue their preparations for next year's world cup in france. they are so fast, they are so physical, and we are going to have to have all our energy. we are going to have all our energy. we are going to have all our energy. we are going to have to show our quality, and it will definitely be a step up fr

intent tens of thousands of pro-government supporters packed to the stands of conciousness tatar raphael stadium to hear speeches including an address from presidential candidates emanuel amazon each other it was an impressive turnout given president joseph kabila his current low poll ratings and should dairies small support base. to. look sick to go for the elections on december twenty third we know that you're ready for this election campaign peacefully and for sure we'll win but the help of god president kabila term ended nearly two years ago but he stayed on thanks to a caretaker clause in the constitution opponents say he's now engineering the election to make sure he is his successor. should areas it could be loyalist with no significant political following his own observers believe capello wants to continue wielding power behind the scenes. on friday thousands of opposition supporters staged a noisy but nonviolent demonstration of their own marching in kinshasa against the intended use of electronic voting machines the opposition say the voting machines are untested and inappropri

county and golden gate transit will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the auditorium in san ralph raphael. >> that's nice. >> i like it. >>> good morning, sal. >> good morning, mike. by the way, our friend, ken lawrence want the to know what samtransit stood for. >> do any of you know, san mateo, san mateo county transit. >> exactly. >> now, we all know. >> now, you're going to be more fun at the next party you visit. >> i don't know about that. >> lets look at the gilroy supercommute, that's what we have here, and northbound 101 from gilroy to san jose, it looks pretty good. so far so good when it comes to the drive up there. there's been a couple of different accidents around here, northbound 87, 280 a minor accident. it didn't cause a lot of traffic. some of it is late running road work and some is stuff all of the time that's not causing major delays, this is a look at 280 and san jose, it looks good, at the bay bridge, we're getting a crowd already. >>> at 5:15, lets bring steve in. >> thank you, sal. and thank you for mentioning concord. they're 15 degrees cooler than they were yest

this seawall on san raphael avenue is not in danger of collapsing, but they'll have to raise it and the beach road wall another two feet to protect against sea level rise and that could cost many millions of dollars. long time residents say the problem must be addressed. >> the community supports it, and if taxing are necessary, they've always passed or usually passed, so, i think they're doing the best thing they can for the future. >> earlier this week, a you nations report on climate change predicts dire consequences from sea rise, belvedere is far from having to address its sea walls, san francisco is asking them to pass half a million bond measure, and that's barrier wide problem. >> for people like me and city management positions throughout the bay area, we're talking to each other and become being cute aware and getting educated quickly as to what we can do. >> the six years expected by the end of the year, far bigger problems are on the horizon. rob roth in belvedere, fox 2 news. >> the united nations economic commission approved the autonomous vehicles, they said it provides a