, i'm here with my band winchester and the ammunition.and from right here in memphis, tennessee. i play drums and sing lead. my buddies jacob and ben church, two brothers, they play guitar and sing back-up vocals. seth moody plays saxaphone and keys. my buddy john whittemore plays steel guitar.

. >>> a gas leak in the south bay, construction crews hit a gas line at south winchester near the winchester mystery house. a subway restaurant and homes were evacuated as a precaution. pg and e crews were able to finish repairs about 90 minutes later. >>> still to come, the tallest building this side of chicago. and tonight it is open. we're going to take you inside and to the top of the sales force tower. >>> plus, tesla dealing with a brake problem. the changes elon musk is promising after the new model three didn't get the reviews he'd hoped for. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. drizzle in san francisco and 59. we'll let you know what this means for tomorrow's commute and rain chances still in the forecast. a new update on that in about eight minutes. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. marshall tuck. john chiang's father came it'here with little money,on. but big dreams for a better future. now john

winchester when she would visit. i have yet to see a ghost.me. some people are like, "i see somebody up there." but, really, unless we put somebody there, we have yet to see a ghost. [ indistinct conversations ] >> now, when it comes to weddings, mixing that historic appeal with its several choices of indoor and outdoor areas for the special event gives couples endless options to create their special day. >> i think that definitely the historical charm of the mansion definitely is the draw. it just has a simple, elegant beauty that you really can't find anywhere else. >> angela paradiso is the architect behind all the catering and special events at the dolce hayes mansion. >> i think, really, what people are looking for, the clienteles, the couples when they come here to the hayes mansion is flexibility and a diverse area, whether it's indoor or outdoor venue selection. >> everybody's looking at each other, laughing, smiling. >> we have our ace lawn with our special grounds as well as our ballroom with our indoor space that really attracts peo

duncan kennedy reports from winchester crown court.iers, a couple where he wanted her to die. an experienced skydiver, this was victoria during one of herflights. a flight exactly like this one over the same airfield in wiltshire where she had her accident. but both her main and reserve chutes failed. she fell 4,000 feet... and only lived because she hit this newly—ploughed field. wiltshire police were called in and discovered that emile cilliers was the last to handle victoria's parachute the day before her accident. it was in this toilet that emile cilliers brought victoria cilliers' parachute to tamper with. he moved strings on the main chute and cut pieces off the reserve chute, all to sabotage it. what he hoped for was that, when she leapt out of the aircraft, she would jump to her death. this police demonstration in the same toilet showed the jury there was space to sabotage the parachute. what was happening at the locker when you got there? after his arrest, cilliers refused to speak about the chute. i'm not going to answer that

construction crews hit a gas line at williams and south winchester in san jose. right by the winchester mystery house. a subway restaurant and a few homes nearby were evacuated. repairs took 90 minutes. >>> brandi chastain was inducted into the bay area sports hall of fame last night. that honor comes with a plaque to be placed at sfo. a slight problem, the plaque looks nothing like her. so what now? and is brandi peeved. she sat down with our damian truvillo. >> reporter: some say this looks like jimmy carter, jimmy busy, or "back to the future." it's supposed to be soccer legend brandi chastain who is taking it in stride. >> it's not what you hope for when you think of it who is it you look like? those would not be the images i would have expected. i'm not an artist. >> reporter: the plaque memor l memorializing her is drawing comparisons to the flubbed statue honoring lucille ball. and here in san jose who could forget the serpent. some say it resembles something other than the aztec god. the president of the bay area sports hall of fame told me he's not happy

. >> ah, winchester. >> reporter: it unpacks big and white campus. >> ah, winchester. >> reporter: it p white campus. >> ah, winchester. >> reporter: it unpacks big and sometimes provocative themes, like racial bias in law enforcement. >> i'm going to need to see your id. >> why do you want to see my id. >> reporter: sexual orientation, white privilege and interracial relationships. >> the title is a misnomer. it's called "dear white people", but it's really about being black. and it feels like a constant response to white people, like you're always having to explain yourself. >> reporter: sam white is one of the show's main characters. >> what are you? >> reporter: part provocateur, she has a campus radio show. >> dear white people, here's a little tip. when you ask someone who looks ethnically different, "what are you", the answer is a person about to slap the [ bleep ] out of you. >> reporter: it becomes more complicated when we learn she's dating her white teaching assistant. >> he really wants to understand. and i think sam sees that in him and knows that it's genuine. >> are you

since then, 1999 was the warmest year, 23.6 celsius just outside winchester in hampshire and i suspectelsius on the south bank and somewhere in south—east england to the west of london we will see 28 celsius but there are exceptions to the warmth and sunshine, the northern ireland and scotland, breezy and more in the way of cloud, some spells of sunshine save for the northwest with some patchy rain. mist and low cloud on the irish sea coasts, cooler on eastern coats with the breeze from the sea, but a deal of sunshine, highs of 23 up to 26 and 29 in the south—east. this evening and overnight clearer skies across central and eastern areas, mist and low cloud rushing into wales and south—west england, thicker cloud for northern ireland later in the night with outbreaks of rain by dawn with temperatures between nine and 1a celsius, cooler in north—east england and east anglia. in eastern and central areas tomorrow hanging on to the area of high pressure but the fronts in the west will start making inroads eastwards developing more cloud, outbreaks of rain for ireland, western scotland and

construction workers hit williams and south winchester.you can look for traffic delays in that area. >>> disturbing new video showing a canine molding a suspect who was already in suspect. alameda county sheriff's office said this happened just after 2 am on monday after they arrested the suspect for dui on b street. according to the sheriff, one of the deputies accidentally bent down and hit a button on his vest that opens the cane under remotely. that is of the canine attacked the suspect. the suspect received multiple stitches on his leg, but is expected to be okay. >>> new details in the murder of a maryland police officer who was allegedly run over by a teenage suspect. 29-year-old officer amy caprio responded. 16-year-old dante harris allegedly hit the officer with a black jeep. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. three other teenagers have been charged in connection to this case. >>> south korea's president flew to washington dc in hopes of saving the summit. angelica alvarez is at the white house with more.>>reporte

west and expanded the frontiers of freedom with their daring, their courage and their springfield, winchesters and colts. from generation to generation our forebears have thought our nation's wars and defend our way of life with the skills they learned on the rifle range for in a deer stand or at the you of a father and father back home. in our own day there is no greater champion of the tradition of responsible gun ownership and you, the men and women of the national rifle association. the national rifle association is forged in freedom. for 150 years the nra has valiantly defend the constitution and all our god-given liberties. in its early years the nra helped train our fellow citizens in gun safety and marksmanship, a tradition that continues even as his organization has gone on to become one of the principal defenders of our second amendment rights. more than 5 million americans are proud members of the nra and the work you do is essential to preserving our freedoms at every level of the american government. give yourselves a round of applause. [applause] >> donald trump and i came to say

look, the rest of the ea, we're already in the 50s, winchester 58, culpepper 52 and manassis witut humidity, temperatures are falling quickly. huntington at 61 grees. no rain to speak of. of course without humidity you don't get clouds, don't get rain. clear skies. that's what we'll see again. tomorr however, a lot of moisture down south. this will eventually start to work its way ourth way. muhammed tehumidity will incre dramatically on saturday and sunday. eat index will be in the 90s during the weekend. you mentioned hurricane season. itfi ally starts june 1st but take a look, we've got a storm that could become a tropical storm. the national hurricane center expects this storm right near can kuh cancun to become a tropical storm and move towards n orleans or the panhandle of florida. eventually next week it could come toward our area. we do gete storms in onth of may. we seen since of them since 2007. this could be another forming, this would be alberto if it does form. morrow sunshine, 80 by noon and 88 by tomorrow afternoon. a little bit more humide, th 84 at 7:00. a gorgeous friday n

emile cilliers told winchester crown court that he took the parachute into a toilet at the airbase incilliers today also denied tampering with a gas fixture duncan kennedy reports from winchester crown court. he spent the whole day in the witness box, answering questions about the parachute incident and the apparent tampering of a gas fixture at their home. two tends to kill his wife. they had been married forfour yea rs before wife. they had been married forfour years before she made the jump from 4000 feet. she found that her parachute would not open. she suffered a number of serious injuries. thejury have suffered a number of serious injuries. the jury have already seen this prosecution demonstration of what they claim happened. they say he took his daughter into this toilet cubicle at the base the day before victoria's jump. they claimed that he used a visit to remove two nylon ties from her reserve chute. in order to sabotage it. he was questioned about that film. his defence barrister asked him, was their space inside that toilet cubicle to carry out the sabotage? he replied, i

gas line in san jose punctured earlier this morning by construction workers at williams and south winchester. five homes had to be evacuated. those people are able now to return to their home. >>> one mama moose was taking no chances with her caldas -- with her children. she charges as a bike rider is going along the highway. she cost him to fall. a reporter who had been taking pictures drove to help the man but the mama showed no signs of backing down.>> i've gone over here many times without that experience. >> police sent out an alert warning people to stay away. >>> from 1070 feet above the ground on top of the sales force tower, see those little sticks right there? that is a lightning rod. the are 20 of them around the building but since the building is so tall there's nothing else around it, the lightning rods don't have to be that big . typically they are larger. we will have your forecast life from the roof of the sales force tower next. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need

duncan kennedy, bbc news, at winchester crown court.t let's catch up with the weather now and join darren. it is going to be turning caller through the rest of this week. in the heat there may be the risk of some showers but the most part it is a band of cloud and increasingly light rain moving eastwards in the next few mainly across the northern half of the uk. skies were clear after that with temperatures falling awake and it will be cooler than it was last night but for most parts it will start dry and sunny tomorrow. the wind will pick up and we will see wet and windy weather arriving in northern ireland which will moving to scotland, into westernmost parts of england and wales during the afternoon. more cloud than today, not quite as warm as today. under the today, not quite as warm as today. underthe rain, a today, not quite as warm as today. under the rain, a disappointing 11th or 12 degrees. that rain will continue to push eastwards through the evening, but as it moves eastwards in the rain won't amount to much. we're getting in

duncan kennedy is at winchester crown court. take us to the day's events. who twice tried to kill his wife in a span of six days. once by trying to tamper with a gas strip at home, and 16 days later by trying to sabotage her parachute. and police say he nearly succeeded in both cases. —— six days. but today thejury both cases. —— six days. but today the jury has found him both cases. —— six days. but today thejury has found him guilty both cases. —— six days. but today the jury has found him guilty of two cou nts the jury has found him guilty of two counts of attempted murder. emile and victoria cilliers. husband and wife, but a couple where he wanted her to die. an experienced skydiver who made 2,500 jumps, this was victoria cilliers during one of herflights. a flight exactly like this one, over the same airfield in the wilshere, where she had her accident. but victoria plummeted to the ground when both her main and reserve chutes failed to open. as she fell, she blacked out. she only lived because she landed in a newly—plowed field. the police were called

from winchester crown court, duncan kennedy reports.een this video where the incident happened. that's what the incident happened. that's what the jar. this man is the chief instructor at the base. and was among those who want to be seen when victoria landed and helped investigate the incident. thejury also visited the field were victoria hit the ground will stop at the following 4000 feet from an aircraft, and both her main and reserve chutes failed to open. the prosecution say her husband sabotaged the parachutes to try to kill her. they say he was in bed and believe he would get her life insurance pay—out if she did. and court, she and the jury gave the first interview to get the blues after she came out a hospital. any are to become of the police officer asked her the you think... victoria replied... the reference to the nylon ties that we re the reference to the nylon ties that were later found to be missing from her reserve chutes. the officer asked her... the prosecution produced this reconstruction to back—up claim that her husb

from winchester crown court, duncan kennedy reports.ffered three years ago. she has been giving evidence about her husband, emile, who the prosecution say tried to kill her by sabotaging her parachute. where this canopy physically cannot live properly. the jury have already seen this video of the netheraven airbase in wiltshire where the incident happened. this man, mark bayada, is the chief instructor at the base. and was among those who went to the scene when victoria cilliers landed, and helped investigate the incident. the jury also visited the field were victoria cilliers hit the ground. after falling 4000 feet from an aircraft when both her main and reserve parachutes failed to open. the prosecution say her husband emile sabotaged the parachute to try to kill her. they say he was in debt and believed he would get her life insurance pay—out if she died. in court, mrs cilliers and the jury watched the first interview she gave to police after she came out of hospital. in the interview, the police officer asked, do you think it was an

duncan kennedy reports from winchester crown court.nd wife, a couple where he wanted her to die. an experienced skydiver who'd made 2,500 jumps, this was victoria cilliers during one of herflights. a flight exactly like this one over the same airfield in wiltshire where she had her accident. both her main and reserve chutes failed to open. she fell 4,000 feet... and only lived because she hit this ploughed field. detectives went to the airbase near salisbury and discovered that emile cilliers was the last to handle the parachute the day before victoria's accident. it was in this toilet that emile cilliers brought victoria cilliers' parachute to tamper with. he moved strings on the main chute and cut pieces off the reserve chute, all to sabotage it. what he hoped for was that, when she leapt out of the aircraft, she would jump to her death. the police organised this demonstration in the toilet to see if there was space to sabotage the parachute. there was. what was happening at the locker when you got there? but after his arrest, cillie

duncan kennedy is at winchester crown court.s an extraordinary case, here we have an army fitness instructor, emile cilliers, who tried to kill his wife victoria not once but twice in the space of six days. first by tampering with the gas fixture at their home in order to make an explosion and blew her up. the home, incidentally, that had their own children in. six days later he tried to sabotage the parish ofjune was going to make a jump parish ofjune was going to make a jump with. he pulled at the main chords of the shoot, twisted those, then opened up the life—saving reserve parachute and cut out two of those, nylon ties called slinks. according to the british parachute association, in the past ten years there have been 2.3 millionjumps in britain and these have never broken. that was the breakthrough for the police. and they investigated her accident they find that two of those we re accident they find that two of those were missing on her parachute and that led them to their investigation that led them to their investigatio

denise williams is accused of conspiring with her husband's best friend brian winchester to kill herband 18 years ago help his remains weren't found until last year. but denise williams denies any wrongdoing. she later married winchester and collected nearly $2 million in life insurance. >>> and there are new details on the search for possible victims of a suspected serial killer in michigan. local and federal authorities are digging up a forest outside detroit looking for the remains of as many as seven girls. investigators went to the site because arthur ream bragged about other murders to inmates. she h. th at least one of the other victims has been missing nearly four decades. >>> police are looking into claims of excessive force against an officer called to he broke up an argument at a waffle house. the video has gone viral. police were called to the restaurant after anthony wong got in to a heated discussion with the wait staff. one video shows the officer grabbing the 22-year-old around the neck and shoving him into a wall and he says he was struggling to stay alive. >> i was

attempted murder and criminal damage. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy is following the case at winchestere case, she fell 4000 feet from an aircraft and have parachutes both failed to open. her husbands emile is accused of trying to kill her by sabotaging her terror shooter in the toilet of the netheravon airfield in wiltshire, and today victoria cilliers was asked about her husband's time in that toilet. this is victoria cilliers' fifth day in the witness box. three years after she suffered multiple injuries, she is now able to drive herself to court and stand to give evidence. she'd married her husbands emile in 2011. he now stands accused of trying to kill her on two separate occasions. the prosecution say one attempt was here at the netheravon airbase in wiltshire in april 2015. the prosecution filmed this reconstruction of what they say emile cilliers did. they allege that he went into these toilets and sabotaged his wife's parachute. they say he spent a number of minutes here whilst victoria was outside. today in court, victoria cilliers was questioned by her husband's defence barri

denise williams later married his best friend, brian winchester.he two allegedly conspired for nine months to kill williams, according to the charging document. tonight, denise williams denying any wrongdoing. she did collect a nearly $2 million life insurance policy. >>> news on the search for up to six girls missing for decades. investigators tonight digging on a property outside detroit. authorities now revealing the suspect, convicted killer arthur ream, bragged about murdering six people to inmates. >>> the severe weather threat across the midwest tonight. the storm system drenching the plains states. montana right here under water. tonight, chicago and indianapolis in the path of damaging winds, hail, possible tornado. that system then threatening the northeast tomorrow. >>> and the e. coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce continues to spread tonight. four more states with illnesses. 29 states now affected. 149 sickened. the e. coli tied to romaine lettuce from yuma, arizona. >>> when we come back, america strong tonight. why an entire stad

duncan kennedy is at winchester crown court.e from start to finish, emile cilliers try to kill his wife twice in the space of one week come first by tampering with a gas fixture at theirfamily home, tampering with a gas fixture at their family home, hoping tampering with a gas fixture at theirfamily home, hoping to cause a gas explosion, then trying to sabotage her parachute so she would jump sabotage her parachute so she would jump out of a plane and forth her death. in that case he sabotaged not only her main parachute but also crucially her life—saving reserve chute. victoria, his wife, survived, but only just. today chute. victoria, his wife, survived, but onlyjust. today her husband emile cilliers has been found guilty on all counts of attempted murder. victoria and emile cilliers, husband and wife, but he wanted her to die. an experienced skydiver, this was victoria during one of herflights. herflight victoria during one of herflights. her flight exactly like this one, over the same airfield in wiltshire where she had her

james madison made an effort to come to virginia and the remains were at the college of virginia in winchesterand the faculty supported returning the remains that the students took them and refuse to let them go so he came back handed so that happened even in death contrasting with john brown his body was given to his wife but as cortez proceeded north he said he was followed by thousandss and was considered quite the hero his burial was ceremonial but that was not according to the african-american. >> what about those who escaped gallows? >> and to escape from harpers ferry they determined there was nothing more they could do but they did the harpers ferry and went to the mountains got almost to pennsylvania then at that point they split up eventually he went to his hometown in pennsylvania where he was captured and returned to harpers ferry and eventually executed but anderson managed to make it to i york there was a merchant there named goodrich who actually owned a railroad he managed to get him to where he changed three times and he went to see his father and his father turned him away th

duncan kennedy reports from winchester crown court.is was victoria during one of herflights. a flight exactly like this one over the same airfield in wiltshire where she had her accident. but both her main and reserve chutes failed. she fell 4000 feet. and only lived because she hit this newly ploughed field. wiltshire police were called in and discovered that emile cilliers was the last to handle victoria's parachute the day before her accident. it was in this toilet that emile cilliers brought victoria cilliers' parachute to tamper with. he moved strings on the main chute and cut pieces off the reserve chute, all to sabotage it. what he hoped for was when she leapt out of the aircraft, she would jump to her death. this police demonstration in the same toilet showed the jury there was space to sabotage the parachute. after his arrest, cilliers refused to speak about it. but it became clear he wanted victoria dead to claim an insurance policy. his act of sabotage stunned the parachuting world. nobody would want to believe that somebody

. >>> the brush fire and winchester, a small town one hour east of los angeles. >> temperatures warmed up a little bit today. noticeably warmer today. the lid is back on and i pressure is back at the coast. high temperatures heading into tomorrow will be a couple degrees warmer with middle 70s and then some upper 70s. here is your five-day forecast. these are the high temperatures from today. 72 degrees in livermore. adding 3 degrees to your temperatures. we will see some lower 80s tomorrow. 80 degrees for the hotspots. you will see the lightning strikes lingering from this low center that had been keeping us on the cool side. it is now migrating to the east and as it does, it is pretty cool. fog and low clouds. low clouds and fog at the coast. it is cold out there especially in vallejo and out toward fairfield. 51 degrees in napa. the wind is blowing. we have gusts up to 30 miles per hour in fairfield and gusts in napa at 20 degrees earlier. clouds everywhere, but clearing and a warmer day back here for the rest of the weekend. >> with election day approaching, you might have seen adv

. >> here at the intersection of stevens creek and winchester in san jose, it didn't take long for the special enforcement operation motorcycle officers to find someone not buckled up. >> i would figure there is one out of every 30 cars not wearing their seatbelts. >> reporter: the driver who didn't want to talk to us told police he pulled out of the shopping center parking lot and forgot to put on his seatbelt. >> when he saw me, he started slowly cloaking his seatbelt on. i told him i saw him without the seatbelt and i saw him putting it on. he said yeah, you caught me. a similar story with this driver. >> they were about to put it on, or they had it on and took it off. or they forgot, or they were almost where they were going to be, so they took it off. >> reporter: the crackdown is part of the annual click it or ticket campaign funded by a federal grant. it runs concurrent with the busy memorial day travel season. it couldn't be more timely. last week in fremont, three people including children were killed on a crash on interstate 880 ejected from the car and didn't wear their seat

this is at southbound san tomas expressway to winchester boulevard. it briefly closed the road... the department of public works was called out to fix the issue. (anny hong): onshore will strengthen this onshore will strengthen this afternoon and evening as a southerly surge moves into the area. onshore conditions will bring cooler temperatures and robust marine layer for the next several days. (justine) the bay bridge trail is now open 24/7 ... as part of a new pilot program.. kron 4's ella sogomonian tells us if people like this idea... the bay bridge bicycle and pedestrian path is open 24 hours for a ten day project by the california department of transportation.it's an experiment to see how well things go in case caltrans chooses to keep the 2.2 mile trail open all day everyday moving forward.sot: cyclist// "public spaces should be open to people around the clock and the more public areas we can make accessible to people i think it's all for the better." some cyclists say its worth gauging how safe it may be late in the night considering several homeless people set up camp on

major hot spot in san jose sb 280 at winchester accdent blokcing the three left lane.nny hong): an upper level trough will result in a few more isolated showers in the hills and mountains through tuesday. high pressure will then build in by late in the week to produce a warming and drying trend into the upcoming weekend (james) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black trump postpones steel tariff decision for eu, other u.s. allies .. .. president donald trump eased trade pressure on top u.s. allies monday, giving the european union and some nations outside the bloc more time to negotiate deals that would exempt them from u.s. steel and aluminum tariffs. the white house said broad tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum-already in effect against china, russia, japan and others-won't take effect for the eu tuesday as previously planned. instead, europe will have an additional month to keep talking with the u.s. about a new pact to avoid the tariffs. disney's avengers broke records and investors barely cared . . . disney's marvel studios had

virginias of the 15th visited winchester for the first time, he was smitten. beenld his sister, i have to chester today and i walked with the prettiest girl i ever saw. if i could stay with her always, i would never carry the peaches never got right. he died of disease six weeks later. asilleryman john went as far to tease his fiancee. he was deeply in love but had a sense of humor, too. from camp, he declared to his fiancee -- i do not think i ever saw as many girls, and some of them are very pretty and interesting. you must not be surprised if you hear of my falling in love with some of them. i think i am entitled to three or four. can you agree with me on this point? well, i have nothing else to write about. [laughter] the largest sustainer of morale in every civil war army, north and south, was facing god. it is -- was faith in god. it is a recurring theme in many lenders. -- itashton many letters was a recurring theme in many letters. countless numbers of civil war participants would have suffered confession,incoln's i have often been driven to my knees b

convicted last year of failing to operate the yacht in a safe manner and today were sentenced at winchesters searched the cheeki rafiki. the upended boat rocked by the swell of mid atlantic currents shows no signs of the four man crew. andrew bridge, james male, steve warren and paul gosling, were sailing it back to southampton from antigua when they started taking on water. the boat was operated by douglas innes who told the court he had received e—mails from the men. innes called the uk coastguard, to tell them what was happening. the e—mails suggest they have been taken on a lot of water yesterday and today and they are concerned enough to phone and e—mail me. when the upturned cheeki rafiki was found later, it's keel was missing revealing a series of rusty bolts. the results, said the prosecution, of repeated groundings during earlier sailings and a lack of maintenance, something he said the failure to have it serviced was an act of negligence but also said such a survey might not have found the fault. last month a jury found douglas innes not guilty of the manslaughter of the four men

(grant) crews in southern california are battling a wildifre in winchester... that the southwest part of riverside county... and it has now burned more than 12- hundred acres and it is just 40 percent contained. the blaze dubbed the "patterson fire" was reported just after two this afternoon. mandatory evacuations have been issued for six homes. (grant) back here in the bay area... the woodside road on and the woodside road on and off ramps in redwood city are back open tonight after a grass fire was burning on the side of the freeway... it started just before two this afternoon... and caused some delays on the road as the chp had to close the on and off ramps to get the fire under control.... no word on what caused it.... (vicki)(vicki) and crews in the south bay area having a tough time battling a brush fire... san jose fire tells us the fire was reported just after 4-30 at capitol expressway and tuers road. the blaze started out at just two acres...but spread to 71 acres. we're told the flames destroyed a homeless encampment. no word yet if that fire has bee

>> well, if you're into mystery where recommend starting off at the winchester mystery house. they have 110 rooms out of 160 that were built as part of this elaborate mansion. the proprietor has a has a has a once you head on down there you can head onto santa cruz to the mystery spot which a visual illusion attraction that will play with your perceptions. once you've done that you can head back up to san jose, go to the old st. clair hotel, which is weston and do a bit of ghost busting. there is reportedly the ghost of a bride who was left at the alter. >> i will pass on the ghost. let's say i'm into nature and the outdoors. >> you can go to safari west. they have double-decker jeep tours that will get you eye to eye with giraffes and you can go on a classic safari tour. they also offer luxury tents you can stay in. they have private decks, spa services. it's glamping to the max. >> spencer love his wine, but if he doesn't go to napa, where go? >> avoid the traffic. you can actually go over to load eye. if you're into red wine you'll be very happy there. they offer cooking cl

when james embry visited winchester for the first time, he was smitten. he told his sister: i have been to church today, i walked with the prettiest girl i ever saw. if i could stay with her always, i wouldn't care if the teachers ever got [ indiscernible ] he died of disease 6 weeks later. artillery man john clark went so far as to tease his fiance. from camp, he declared to his fiance: i don't think i ever saw as many girls and some of them are really pretty and interesting. you must not be surprised if you hear of my falling in love with some of them. i think i'm entitled to three or 4. you can agree with me on this point? well, i have nothing else to write. the largest sustainer of morale in every army, north and south, was faith in god. it is a recurrent theme in most letters and diaries. while a wide divergent may exist between a preacher's [ indiscernible ] and a congregation's response, religious sanction was demanded by the righteous, approved by the lukewarm and tolerated by the wicked. countless numbers of civil war participants would have seco

a tree toppled over on the expressway this afternoon near the off-ramp to winchester boulevard. the ramp was closed for a short time. no one was hurt. you can track the wind and the temperatures with our free nbc bay area app. just click on the weather tab to get your personalized forecast. >>> a dramatic scene in the east bay. a five-alarm fire in vallejo destroyed one home and damaged three others. the fire crew called for support from five other departments. cellphone video shows smoke from the intense fire. the back yard where the fire started was destroyed. the home on the property gutted. three other residences also damaged. several trees in the back yard also posed a danger for fire crews. >> the cypress trees because of the oils and embers they were thoughi throwing did severe damage to a primary structure and were causing fire damage to three adjacent homes. >> shattered my living room window here. and it melted my blinds. this is my living room. >> she says the fire was so intense she and her family had to get out. no one was injured but one pet was killed and another

the teacher village discussion happening tonight at 6:00 at delmar in san jose, hosted by the winchester neighborhood action coalition. >> you know the soda tax in san francisco? happening today we'll find out what the mayor wants to spend the money on. mark farrell wants to use it to improve services for low income communities. >> one south bay city has found a way to turn cigarette butts into something useful. we're talking about recycling smokes into plastic chairs. los altos wants smokers to throw away cigarettes in receptacles justin stalled in city parking lots. they'll send the butz ts to cle and the filters become plastic pellets which can be used to create park bench and other products. hopes this will stop smokers from tossing butts anywhere. >> 1.69 billion pounds of cigarette butts per year worldwide ends up as litter. >> on the ground or in the water. >> it could be on 2k3wr0u7groun bushes as you're walking by. we're trying to make a difference. >> late last month, they passed an ordinance banning smoking events everywhere in public. >> your next trip through solano may end

now this started around 10:15 at williams road and winchester boulevard. construction crews cut into a service line. pg&e said they have cut off the gas and the evacuations have been lifted. marianne favro is on the scene and working on more information for us. you could follow her on twitter as well as our twitter feed, nbc bay area. >>> take a look at this twitter feed. laura garcia, nbc. captured this little dog in the dog house. cute convict behind bars in a patrol car. the sonoma sheriff wrote a cheeky little facebook post about a so-called escapee, how they had to capture him. you want to read it as i mentioned. follow me on twitter at laura garcia nbc. >>> well you know, just like that, we're always staying on top of what is trending online and at nbcbayarea.com. >> mike inouye does a great job. he joins us with little weird news. >> laura, that was weird enough. the escapee. but over here we have a section on our nbc bay area site and local news and traffic and we have weather and we have weird over. there you see the heading weird news. take a loo

made an effort and came to virginia and was in virginia, and the medical college of virginia and winchesterand took the remains and refused to let them go. and monroe went into him, with john brown, whose body was given to his wife and harpers ferry, proceeded north and almost to the extent that lincoln was followed by, he was considered quite a hero in his burial was ceremonial and that was not accorded to the -- >> what about the gentleman who escaped the gallows? >> anderson escaped from harpers ferry. albert haslett was a white raters determining there was nothing more he can do. they did leave harpers ferry, in pennsylvania, that point, having sore feet, and haslett went to his hometown of carlisle under an assumed name, and in harpers ferry, in 1860. and made it to york. and african-american merchants, more than a merchant, he owned a railroad and in the underground railroad, putting anderson on the train to philadelphia, and the ride changed three times. he went to see his father, his father turned him away and then, in northeast ohio, crossed lake erie to canada west, and moved to w

my sister and her family live in winchester, and to have a chance to go see her and her family a good deal. love going to kentucky. you have a beautiful state. >> thank you. >> and i applaud the reduction in emissions that you talked about in your testimony. when our secretary, shawn garvin, spoke, he mentioned that i think something like 90% -- shawn, correct me if i'm wrong -- repeat what you said, 90% -- >> over 90% of our ozone comes from outside our borders. >> yeah. that's not good. that is not good. earlier in my life, i was privileged to serve as governor of delaware. i remember having a conversation with folks from maryland, and these are folks who made their living on harvesting the creatures that live in the chesapeake bay. and they had the big dead spots in the chesapeake bay, and the sea grasses stopped growing, and their ability to make a living was diminished. and they came, said to us, we needed to do something about it. we said, why? and they said, because the river that flows through delaware into maryland, called the nanacoke, and into the chesapeake bay that was ca

and success winchester and cambridge. and success in richmond where we won the council.wish community, labour admitted the anti—semitism row had cost them votes and the tories to control. there's no getting away from the fact that if the anti—semitism had been dealt with a couple of years ago when it should have been, the people of barnet would be waking up to a labour council today. unhappy times for ukip who suffered an almost total wipe—out, raising questions about whether the party can survive. a lot of people who supported ukip recognise that actually the only people who can actually deliver brexit now is the current conservative government. in a sense, that means i think that many people feel they have to give that government support. it's been positive so far for the green party, who have opted their total number of councillors. but all isn't over yet. there are still results to come in, in this biggest test of political opinion since last year's general election. the final picture won't be revealed until later this afternoon. with me is our assistant political ed

from winchester high street, i will hand you over. 0ver winchester high street, i will hand you over.the high street as well, it is packed full of people. you saw that with john,. like the ceremony they've chosen, this promises to be a marriage blending the contemporary and the traditional aspects of their new roles. they will rarely be out of the spotlight, but will hope to harness that interest to promote the causes most dear to them. 0ur coverage of the wedding will continue on bbc one and the bbc news channel throughout the morning, before the ceremony begins at midday. if you're getting married today, watching the football, have a great one. take care. i was beautifully surprised when i walked into that room and saw her. there she was, sitting there. i was like, "i'll have to up my game here!" laughter. just an amazing surprise. it was so sweet and natural and very romantic. he got on one knee! it was just a choice. i think that very early on, when we realised we were going to commit to each other, we knew we had to invest the time and the energy and whatever it took to make that

san chez was shot and killed at a mobil gas station on winchester boulevard back in december of 2016. 4 other people have already been arrested for the murder. ( james ) it just opened in the east bay... but the new antioch bart station is already having issues with parking. turns out there aren't enough spaces. a viewer reached out... showing us that cars are now parking in the grass across the street. cars are starting to be ticketed. bart says there are 1-thousand parking spots and right now... there are no plans to add more. bart also says adding spots would cost 40 to 50-thousand dollars per space. ( james ) just in to the kron 4 newsroom... the coast guard has suspended its search a possible shipwreck off the coast of pacifica. the search began after finding clothes, life-jackets and pieces of a wooden boat in the water. there haven't been any ports of overdue boats or accidents... but the coast guard wants you to take a look at this picture. it shows a piece of a boat. they're asking anyone who recognizes it... to give them a call. the coast guard says they will resume their se

evacuations have been ordered for at least 6 homes north of winchester.>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> we are tracking slowdowns due to a lane that's blocked along southbound 680 right near monument. you're taking a live look near north main street. folks heading i

gains in remain areas off the tories, places like richmond, winning with a huge majority, but also winchesterin four yea rs with the position you are in four years ago, certainly six years ago, certainly the golden times, you must look at them that wake of the lib dems before you went into coalition, your results now are really small relative to that point in the lib dems history. and that‘s the reality check around the successes you are talking about. if you want to talk about history, in 1906, we won government! i am talking about recent history as you well know. the point is, we have had some bad yea rs. point is, we have had some bad years. i‘m not denying that. this is a change of direction. it‘s where the future lies which is important when you look at election results. we have changed the dialogue of the liberal democrats last night and the platform is a genuine run across the country. because we are in tune with a lot of people, people are fed up of this conservative government where they promised brexit and it is more costly and complicated, taking longer than the leave promised. i t

kennedy, bbc news, at winchester crown court. crown court.up into scotland. england up into scotland. temperatures not far off yesterday‘s values in the south—east. values in the south—east. cloud coming into northern ireland, west of scotland later. west of scotland later. chilly night than the past couple of nights. than the past couple of nights. north—west of england and wales in the afternoon. the afternoon. still dry ahead of that with sunshine but not as hot. 01:03:05,427 --> 536870763:49:23,427 this 536870763:49:23,427 --> 1073741526:35:41,428 is 1073741526:35:41,428 --> 1610612289:21:59,428 bbc 1610612289:21:59,428 --> 2147483052:08:17,428 news 2147483052:08:17,428 --> 2684353814:54:35,428 — 2684353814:54:35,428 --> 3221224577:40:53,428 our 3221224577:40:53,428 --> 3758095340:27:11,428 latest 3758095340:27:11,428 --> 4294966103:13:29,428 headlines. or re—impose sanctions. one of the prime minister‘s plans for customs control as ‘crazy‘. and make working pensioners pay more towards the nhs. the new proposals aimed at reducing the gene