soldiers proceeding to and from windsor castle to the sound of a military band. much of an eyesore? not very pretty but we realise that they are a necessity now. which is such a shame but that's what we have to live with these days. i don't mind. people come for us, opposite the barracksjill opposite the barracks jill has lived opposite the barracks jill has lived opposite the barracks for years. she was only told last night. it's better. what was before with a car atan angle better. what was before with a car at an angle across the road, a police car. that wouldn't stop something like westminster happening. thames valley police say the changes were proportionate, there was no books, grow specific threat to windsor. they remain in place for this foreseeable future. as we face these lone wolf forms of terrorism, it's likely will see more security barriers like this across the south and across the country. potholes infuriate motorists and the public. roads appeared to be damaged beyond repair because of pop potholes. our transport correspondent reports. it's imposs

time in 31 years, the performance was similar to the blue angels, air force thunderbirds, live in windsor, new york, the team touched down with brian on board. when you land do they pop a bottle of champagne? >> this was the flight of a lifetime, the oldest aerobatic team in the world, here for the first time in 31 years and i just landed half an hour from the flight of a lifetime, eight of these out for jets over the statue of liberty in manhattan for the first time since 1986 as red, white and blue smoke, testament to the friendship of the united states and the french who have been allies, this team in the united states for the first time in 31 years

, we are at windsor castle. you can see the barriers that went up overnight. they are proportionate and there is no direct threat, the security is heightened across the mostly sunny and the country. this is a tourist attraction. tomorrow is the changing of the guard that will get more people here. you will see this. this comes down to prevent trucks coming through. these are heavy duty. so tomorrow they will have a ring, full steel ring around the castle. we did speak to residents here in windsor and here is what they said. >> this is time because of t heightened security. this will be the safest time. we have the safest security around. >> i feel save here. there is a note of the security for the guard changing. they have changed schedule. but is the front and the back. and there are police escorts on the sides now. >> police say we should see more similar measures across the city and the company. but the attacks like last week are nearly impossible to prevent. larry: tonight, -- >> people look at me as a diffe

while there is no direct threat on windsor castle, obviously, security is being tightened across the 60 and the country. and it is a big tourist attraction on a normal day. tomorrow is the of the guard which will get even more people here. you also see this. this comes down to prevent trucks coming through. and these are incredibly heavy. so during the ceremony, they'll have a full steal red wing around the castle. we did speak to a couple residents and here's what they said. >> i feel safe any way. but there has been a note of increased security for the guard changing. and they have changed the schedule. not a lot of people noticed it but police cars are at the front and back. and then there are armed police escorts on the sides. >> and police say we should be seeing more similar measures across the city, across the country. but attacks like last week are nearly impossible to prevent. >> we are just three week away from that dreaded irs tax deadline. >> michael had finney is live with a few of your questions. >> were you just calling us because we thought we saw your phone number po

royal watching the series about the royal house of windsor. if he sets up home with his girlfriend, we know that william and kate set up house, it was very lovely in the welsh privacy of anglesey. we know that edward did. anything but another royal divorce, anything. we will wait and see, we wish them well whatever they choose. that's the papers for tonight. caroline and tony, lovely tonight. caroline and tony, lovely to see you. as always, thank you very much. coming up next, the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode, of course. mark, what have you been watching this week? we have life, a science—fiction movie with jake gyllenhaal. power rangers, they‘ re still morphing but are they mighty? and lost city of z, a real—life tale of exploration. life. it could be anything! set in the international space station i think? yes, exactly. it is a kind of sci—fi—horror hybrid. a soil sample from mars is sent back to the international space station. the crew open i

we see the heaviest concentration from cloverdale from guerneville to windsor. this is from mount vaca. and you can see that it's raining there as well. our temperatures are into the 50s and 60s. pretty uniform. but the other side of the coin, the winds have been increasing to 16 in san francisco. and notice the south, southeast wind at 18 in oakland. and that's ushering in the warmer air mass. this is the big picture. how the current system looks as it bangs up against the western part of the state. we'll have rain throughout our overnight ours and into wednesday. we'll have a break thursday and we'll talk about a more potent storm headed our way. >>> crews in clayton are coming up with a plan to fix the morgan territory road. it was closed after winter storms blew through the bay area. an mac a vick is in clayton with that update. >> reporter: a golf cart is one of the few efficient modes of transportation up morgan territory road. it's been closed for almost a month. >> the bad part is the walk between the cars. >> reporter: more than 200 homes are cut off. p

harry is not going to be king, is he crazy i have been watching the series about the royal house of windsorwe know that william and kate set up house, it was very lovely in the welsh privacy of anglesey. we know that edward did. anything but another royal divorce, anything. we will wait and see, we wish them well whatever they choose. that's the papers for tonight. caroline and tony, lovely tonight. caroline and tony, lovely to see you. as always, thank you very much. coming up next, the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode, of course. mark, what have you been watching this week?

windsor 65. clearlake 63.s into the far north bay saturday morning for most of the bay area saturday evening, scattered showers throughout the day on sunday. breezy and chilly on sunday but we'll rebound with dry weather monday through thursday of next week. we may see the 70s again next thursday. >>> coming up, feasting on fungi. what to know before you taste mushrooms at home. >> coming up at 10 p.m. on nightbeat we continue our conversation about jeff sessions and his contact with russia after these latest developments do you believe russia interfered with the u.s. elections? yes, no, why, why not? you can send my a tweet at #veronicadlcruz. oin us for nightbeat at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, wet winter we've had.. the bay area is ripe for the picking. but kpix >>> when the rain comes down mushrooms come up and after the wet winter we have had the bay area is ripe for the picking but kpix 5's don ford shows us there are some important things to watch out for before yo

heading north windsor so we have a line of thunderstorm activity here already. and i think this is really going to pick up. this is probably as good as you're going to get as you head out to the valley. this is

windsor and areas north. partly cloudy and sunny skies. highs in the 60s and maybe low 70s like brentwood and 72 in antioch. the forecast highs for your bay area wednesday. and it's a cool off. we go back up and it will cool off and go back up. you will see that in the five- day forecast. this is that brush with a little bit of wet. no big deal and thursday it warms up and we kind of hover with another drive-by system. kind of saturday night and sunday. it does essentially the same thing. seeing a drive by deal. a few sprinkles or not a few sprinkles but clouds. >>> we are running warm for early march we are talking about temperatures in the 80s which is definitely running warm. there's the five-day forecast. it is -- i would call that a dry forecast and very nice spring-like hay fever, the tree pollens are going off. >> bill, thank you. >>> the aims strategist violin returned to the stage after being stolen in new york after a lengthy time being restored. and lauren green tells us it was a very emotional moment for his three daughters. >>

and west windsor 5.5, and if you go farther up toward allentown we have places that have a foot or more and the poconos got two feet of snow, wind gusts, an issue even after the snow ends, there you see the center of that low pressure and the counterclockwise flow. this shoots away from us, and there are fairly blustery winds for the rest of the afternoon and evening and as a result we have severe windchills and it feels like the teens in the northern half. the region and better down south, if you head down to work with that shovel you'll want to bundle up and cover the extremities it's uncomfortable out there. we'll look at the seven-day forecast coming up. and see if we can't warm things up for days, five, six, seven. >>> now john rawlins is along township line road in royersford with conditions there. >> reporter: the latest conditions here we may get blown away, the wind has picked up but we have not seen precipitation in the last half hour 45 minutes and things change quickly. there is township line road behind me and pavement. that was not the situation earlier this morning. >> it

reporting by fire company 66 and king of prussia shy of 6 inches, and 4 in florence and west windsor 5.5, and 2.3 in claymont. 10 inches in huffs church and nazareth 12.5 inches. and they may not be final numbers and the issue we still have is wind gusts, they are strong for the next several hours and into the evening gusts in the 50s. and at the shore -- and that is not so much active heavy snow that is the win picking up the snow that has fallen but dry driving it into the air and making it low. and piling up drifts, that will be an issue for the next several hours into the evening. i'll be back with the full exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, and talk about what is coming next. fortunately this is going into our review mirror. >>> lets go live outside to lehigh valley correspondent, walter perez, he is standing by in allentown. one of the place with the most snow in our region. >> reporter: hey guys, as david mentioned it seems to be tapering off at this time in allentown. this is tillman street and cedar crest boulevard in allentown, not much going on and few cars out and

one to two inches east windsor and trenton. again that's grassy surfaces, trenton, ben salem, philly chester, gloucester, i think all of these areas in the white are going to be just wet roads. little accumulations in the grass. as you go further to the north, a little colder, snow is a little heavier could have a little bit more of issues on untreated surfaces, warrhatfiel. three to five inches in allentown down to reading. most of that on the grassy surfaces, over the next three days this is bitter cold. every bit as cold as last weekend. and you can see a mix of rain and snow in philadelphia. the suburbs is snow and wind. and then look at the low temperatures over the weekend. 15. those are temperatures, not wind chills. lehigh valley is all snow. look at these numbers, close to single digits. mix of rain and snow at the jersey shore and in delaware. that is what the neighborhood weather is all about. and we lose the hour's sleep saturday night. as if the weekend doesn't have a rough enough thing. here's the issue. this is t

met in this room, they used the furniture that the carpenters' company had ordered the year before, windsor chairs, much like this one, which is a high chair. and this is reproduction of the originals. i would not be able to be doing this if this were a real chair. it was used by the leaders of the group who were elected at the continental congress. and, indeed, the originals are still here, but people occasionally want to try to sit in one of them, and that makes everybody nervous, so they had reproductions made. the continental congress met in this space in september and october of 1774, and pretty much the movement for separation grew from that meeting. and, of course, after the declare -- after it was clear that we were at war, and that we were going to declare our independence, the second continental congress moved to what we now know as independence hall, the pennsylvania state house, because the proprietary government which supported the crown was out. now i've mentioned the , carpenters' company, which carpenters' hall is representative of. carpenters' company is a group of now buil

we took the group to detroit windsor which has a number of interesting things happening. and we focused our discussion on energy issues, border infrastructure issues and human capital development. and that group then gave rise to a series of policy recommendations, which the president ruled out for us. president bush rolled out for us last year. we were deliberately very focused in our recommendations. we didn't want to write another kind of 300-page paper with 175 recommendations. and so we kept my kind of -- kim may remember, my mantra was we want a narrow and focused but broadening impact. we want knife actives the governments could do together in partner with other groups that can be measured, that can be -- that can take place in a specific period of time, given that we're talking about public policy, relatively easy. but that would have broad impact. and so we produced our two key investments in north american competitiveness. again, this is all on our website. we believe that economic integration among the u.s., canada, mexico, will strengthen u.s. economy and crea

otherwise, low 70s common from petaluma all the way into rohnert park, 73 windsor. clouds thicken in the northern reaches of the bay area with rain chances there or saturday. we'll talk more about the changing forecast but right now, i want to say top of the morning to roqui. >> oh, i wish you well. ah! it is 4:37. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge from marin county into san francisco. looking good not heavy fog which we have been dealing with all week. to the richmond/san rafael, locking good but on the bridge eastbound 580 roadwork is from midspan to past the toll plaza until 6 a.m. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza heading into downtown san francisco, 7 minutes. it will slow down at 5:30 when the metering lights turn on. our slowest traffic of the morning is the altamont pass. you're moving at 50 across the way on to the dublin interchange. i'll send it to you. >> thank you, roqui. >>> the battle is already under way on capitol hill over president trump's new budget proposal. the 1.15 trillion plan includes deep cuts to the epa and state d

well, police are to install new security barriers around the queen's residence at windsor castle, aheadceremony on wednesday. officers said the measures weren't in response to specific intelligence, but followed a review in light of the attack in westminster. stay with us on bbc news. still to come... with president's tump's healthcare plan in tatters, where does he go from here? could infrastructure renewal be the key to bridging political divides? let there be no more wars or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. applause so proud of both of you. with great regret the committee have decided that south africa be excluded from the 1970 competition. streaking across the sky, the white hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers in fiji. this is bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. the latest headlines: people living in low—lying parts of north—eastern australia are in lockdown — as cyclone debbie sweeps across northern queensland. government forces in iraq are intensifying their efforts to drive so—called islamic state out of western mosul. the campaign is raising further concerns about civili

and mid-70s today in the cloverdale area as well as in windsor.in, these aren't even the warmest temperatures to come. >> did you say you're having a barbecue at your house in pleasanton because it's going to be over 70 degrees? i'm just saying, okay? >> let's head to discovery bay. we'll do the boats. >> that works for me, too! >>> let's check the bay area roads. starting with the bay bridge toll plaza, if you are headed into downtown san francisco, the maze to downtown, just 7 minutes. so you have nothing to worry about until 5:30 when the metering lights do turn on and start to slow you down. if you are taking the nimitz, it's looking good in both directions. southbound 880 to westbound 92, that's the san mateo bridge. here's a live look at that. peninsula commute between hayward and foster city traffic smooth there, as well. altamont pass traffic lots of green and yellow in the area. if you can tell, we have new graphics. look how beautiful that is. if you head through livermore on to the dublin interchange, here's a live look at that commute.

places like trenton, princeton moving toward west windsor and parts of burlington county right now lumbertonof that moderate to heavy rain as it continues to lift on off to the north and east. so take a look at some of the rainfall totals so far. over an inch and a half in wilmington. almost an inch and a half in atlantic city. philadelphia 1.33. likely once again adding up to another inch before all is said and done. so by 8:00 o'clock, the moderate to heavy rain around new york city and also down the shore that lull in the action will kind of linger over the next several hours. but we will see leftover showers into the overnight but this system it's out of here for your saturday morning. but we will keep once again those mostly cloudy skies arou around. here's the bottom line for tomorrow. cloudy, 53 degrees. sunshine on sunday. 61 will be the high temperature. right now we're looking at upper 40s in philadelphia. low to mid 50s down the shore. low 40s once you move north and west. so for tonight, temperatures upper 30 toss low 40s in that we'll show you tomorrow we're talking temperatures

it will be 76 degrees today in windsor up to a high near 80. >>> now on to traffic, high winds to worrybout out there if you are heading across the span of the bay bridge traffic looking good though those metering lights should turn on around 5:30 or so. then high winds across the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city. a quick drive of 13 minutes but, of course, drive safely and slowly. >>> tech anxiety in east palo alto this morning. the reason, amazon's new facility. >> amazon has got to go! >> residents chanted outside the company's new office space last night shaming it for buying up the community. amazon reportedly is adding 1300 jobs but locals fear they won't be given a shot at the new facility. >> it's wrong that a community that has grown up here has been able to take advantage of the development when things come and a lot of technologists are moving here and our little community can no longer afford to live here. >> the east palo alto city council allowed amazon to sidestep a rule that requires companies to make a good-faith effort to high 30% of its employees locally.

but there are also neighborhoods in santa rosa and the windsor areas who have seen swarms, too.novato, emily turner, kpix 5. >> getting more rain this weekend sounds like so -- >> take a positive approach. it will wipe the pollen out of the air. everything is blooming now and if we don't get rain every once in a while, trying to put a positive spin on the fact that it's going to rain this weekend which it is. >>> we're looking now at the radar and current conditions which show temperatures in the low to mid-60s. concord 67. oakland 64. livermore 62. san francisco currently 61. santa rosa hit 70 today currently 67 degrees. kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar is dry. that will change by saturday morning north bay you're first. by saturday night we have a winter storm heading towards the sierra. now, above 3,000 feet which is a low snow level, 4 to 8 inches of snow. but you get above pass level that's where the snowpack is at its highest, 36 inches of snow is likely coming up this weekend. overnight tonight, vallejo 39. napa 39. concord 37. so chilly but not as chilly. fremont 42. san jose

it's at sonoma, mendocino getting showers in, showers around point marina and as far south as windsor and santa rosa within an hour. all of the heavy rainfall is several hours to our north, but it is working its way here and it is going to pour at times tomorrow. futurecast says 2 to 4 a.m. is when the steady rain moves into marin and sonoma county, mess up the morning commute and that's your lunch hour in and around san francisco any direction one hour east, north or south. it will be pouring and that means snow in the sierra with the snow level as low as 4,500 feet, another 2 feet of snow at the highest elevations of the sierra tomorrow and saturday. find it out what the storm's impact will be for the weekend coming up. >>> four people including two children found dead, tonight the murder mystery stretches from sacramento to the bay area. it started with the discovery of the bodies inside a home in sacramento's southland park area and ended at golden gate and pierce in san francisco. joe vazquez is there live with what we know so far. joe? >> reporter: liz, sacramento police are not

now, less than an inch here in east windsor, trenton, ben-salem, that will be on grassy surfaces.d not expect it on the roads. perhaps a little bit on the higher elevations, grassy surfaces in schwenksville, norristown. 2 to 4 inches algts farther to the north, reading, allentown and a little bit more farther to the north. we're not talking about a big storm here but we're talking about big time cold saturday and sunday just as cold as last weekend. and we have a bigger storm, lot more potential for snow next tuesday. >> a lot more potential. that's what he just said. next at 11:00, a universal way to pay on septa. >> plus the message a former eagles player has for the city of brotherly love. ♪fast, rhythmic drumming it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & conventions in the poconos. book your african adventure now! book your african adventure now! book your african adventure now! it's league night!? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. bowl without me. frank.' i'm going to get nachos. s

we have been speaking to the conservative mp for windsor who was close to where the attack happened ands ellwood as he tried to give mouth—to—mouth resuscitation to give mouth—to—mouth resuscitation to be fallen police officer. we were going about our duties as mps, iwas we were going about our duties as mps, i was walking to the westminster chamber to vote and as i was walking through palace yard with other mps, suddenly i heard gunfire. i recognise that sound immediately so i recognise that sound immediately soi i recognise that sound immediately so i ducked in behind a pillar. we we re so i ducked in behind a pillar. we were then instructed quickly by the health services and security services to return to palace house. i obeyed instructions and as i turned around my good friend, tobias ellwood was marching towards us with a determination. i shouted to him, something like saying he was looked like he was on a mission. he marched past us and then it occurred to me that he lost his brother in bali and he was going to do whatever he could to assist. i am really proud of him and i'm sure

thames valley police are to install new security barriers around windsor castle ahead of the next changingspecific intelligence, but followed a review in light of the attack in westminster. a leading surgeon has denied carrying out unnecessary breast surgery operations in order to make money. ian paterson is said to have exaggerated the risks of cancer and faces 20 counts of wounding with intent against nine women and a man. he's on trial at nottingham crown court. russia's opposition leader alexei navalny has been sentenced to 15 days in prison for organising the biggest anti—government protests in the country for several years. tens of thousands of people attended the anti—corru ption rallies in cities across russia. the kremlin said the demonstrations were illegal, describing them as "a provocation and a lie". our correspondent steve rosenberg reports from moscow. it wasn't difficult to guess what this verdict was going to be. the police bus, ready and waiting to take russia's main opposition leader to jail. inside the courtroom, alexei navalny was upbeat. he had called russians onto th

they haven't been beaten in 8 competitive matches at windsor park.ome games are against the czech republic and the germans we had momentum and beliefs, we have carried that all in. we had the experience of france and the finals. it is all credit to the players. "russia and get a victory as well with every game you get closer to reality. it's been a brilliant day for india in the fourth and final test against australia in dharamsala. they should win the series tomorrow. they need just another 87 runs with all their second innings wickets intact. it was an action packed 3rd day with india resuming theirfirst innings. they built a lead thanks to some big hitting from ravindra jadeja. he made a brisk 63 australia then collapsed in their second innings. india bowling them out in sa overs, skipper steve smith — such a vital wicket — went for 17. the last four went for 16 runs, australia all out for 137. india came back into bat and closed on i9—without loss. victory would see them win the sereis 2—1 former champion ding junhui hasn't had the best of starts

as meteorologists have gone from windsor, on the 1st of march, we go to spring, no matter what the weatherarts of wales and the midlands. a much improved day across the greater part of scotland, northern ireland seeing some sunshine and further south, you might see some brightness here. but, we will pep things up this afternoon and into this evening. the area of cloud and rain with strong winds as well could make the tricky driving conditions. there could be snow again into the higher ground of the peak district. once that is a way, we end up with a quiet night and showers into the western side of scotland. this rain comes back into the south—west, anywhere from south wales over towards the isle of wight. there may be some wintry snow on higher ground of the south—west. eventually it clears away and monday isn't a bad day. scattering of showers, a fair amount of sunshine around as well. temperatures, not much to write home about. a decent start to tuesday and then we will bring another set of fronts in from the atlantic. more rain, more wind and cloud. i will tell you about that in half an

the lead was doubled before the break, conor washington with his third goal in as many starts at windsor points behind germany, and two clear of the czech republic in third. netherlands coach danny blind has paid the price for his side's woeful qualifying campaign. he has been sacked after they were beaten 2—0 by bulgaria in sofia on saturday, to leave their qualification hopes hanging by a thread . the netherlands sit in fourth in group a, with seven points from five games. to women's football, where fa cup holders arsenal ladies have been knocked out of the competition, after losing to birmingham 1—0 in the quarter—finals. elsewhere, chelsea beat sunderland 5—1, liverpool were 2—0 winners at home to notts county, and manchester city got a last—minute 2—1win against bristol city. the draw for the semi—finals will take place live on bbc radio 5live at 2:45 tomorrow. ferrari's sebastian vettel has won the first formula 1 grand prix of the season, beating lewis hamilton in to second place in australia. it is vettel‘s first win since the singapore gp in september 2015, more evidence perhaps

security is to be increased at windsor castle during changing the guard, which takes place several timesace along the route of the procession. thames valley police said although there was no specific threat, last week's attack in westminster had highlighted the need for the changes. one in six local roads in england and wales are at risk of becoming damaged beyond repair because of a growing problem of potholes. people have already been in touch about this. a survey of local councils says some roads have less than five years before they have to be replaced or closed. here's our transport correspondent, richard westcott. crumbling away faster than they can repair them. our local council—run roads carry a third of the traffic. but this survey says decades of underfunding, coupled with wetter winters and more cars have left them in a sorry state all over england and wales. it found one in six roads is so bad it may need to be replaced within the next five years. councils are already filling a pothole every 19 seconds. and it would take £12 billion to bring them all up to scratch. the govern

they haven‘t been beaten in eight competitive matches at windsor park.ir standards drop. they‘re still wanting it and dream they can go to russia, as well. with every game obviously you are closer to reality. another tennis line this morning. andy murray‘s unlikely to be fit for the davis cup tie against france a week on friday. his brotherjamie has revealed the world number one has revealed the world number one has a tear in his elbow and needs rest. we already knew about that injury but not the severity. murray had already pulled out of a tournament in the us with the problem. he had hoped to return for the start of the clay court season in about three weeks. that‘s all the sport. i will be back in about half an hour. this is just hour. this isjust in. terry adams, former gangster, has lost his court of appeal challenge over how much money he has to pay back from his days of crime. he says he has insufficient funds to meet a debt of £651,000. he has told a judge this morning that he was so broke that he was living off his actress wife ruth. and denied

windsor, connecticut, stan good morning. morning.ood why do liberal democrats, first make i think of, how do i steel money of hard-working good pocket, he makes a pay and is able to take care of is family, but because liberal democrat don't want to work hard and do the same thing, think it money out of al his pocket, can you explain that to me? here. debate guest: almost exactly what i was just saying, the question is, who should pay for healthcare? is luck of the draw, if you happen to be health and he done well and made money and can pay for it or is there a societal obligation people who can't pay for healthcare, i think the caller was referring to taxes in i ordable care act, as pointed out were aimed at wealthy to try to help pay for who can't afford it themselves. twitter lian girl on has a question. please ask the guest about the eaningful use part of the a.c.a. guest: yes, actually meaningful use, this is about electronic records, that was not in the a.c.a., it was in the the lus bill that preceded a.c.a. in 2009. pe

yet suri gained 17 million, suffolk gains 10 million and windsor and maidenhead gained 300,000. how can that possibly be fair? >> the, i note that the the schools minister will be meeting the honourable gentleman and head teachers to discuss this issue. what the fair funding formula is looking at trying to insure that the unfair funding which existed up to till now is actually dealt with. and that there are some very, very stark differences. there are schools in london, for example, that get more than twice, almost twice the funding of schools in other parts of the country. we need to insure that we're addressing the unfairness in the funding formula but as i said earlier there is a consultation exercise and the department will respond in due course. >> order. >> you have been watching prime minister ministers questions from the british house of commons. at can watch it sunday night 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific time here on c-span. you can also go to c-span.org to find video of past prime minister's questions and other public programs. on thursday, british prime minister theres

that is up toward ukiah, clear lake, lake port and the windsor area. wednesday afternoon showers way to the north. we'll have sunshine and temperatures responding. we could still see another tenth of an inch of rain. it will be bright enough to see the snow. mount vacaville has been picking up snow. and then again when you couple that up with the wind to 20, it will feel a little raw during the afternoon hours. it looks a little corn luted here. we will keep the showers in the north bay on tuesday and wednesday. otherwise we see the temperatures go up. look at your thursday approaching to near 70 in our inland areas. and next saturday and sunday still up for grabs as far as the forecast is concerned with a daily chance of rain showers. that is a look at your monday forecast. >>> big winners at the i-heart music awards. that is bruno mars. he had the crowd dancing when he performed last night. another big award chain smokers for best new artist. cold play for best tour. and justin timberlake took home song of the year. >>> grandma is begingoing viral fo

heading north windsor so we have a line of thunderstorm activity here already. and i think this is really going to pick up. this is probably as good as you're going to get as you head out to the valley. this is am coming in a good time of the year. some stable air and look at this down south. things are really beginning to light up. some of the heaviest rainfall. over two. so cal almost two. san francisco an inch. oakland 44/100. and san jose 1/4". and that's really going to reinforce a lot of this energy here which means 50s and 60s. you're setting the stage for some possible downpours and certainly some thunderstorm activity. so watch out for some of that maybe heading up towards cloverdale and also a line around santa rosa. so with all that in mind i would not be surprised if we get some reports of hay. but right now it's mainly rain up in the sierras and the 60s in the temps. >> well we do have slow traffic because of the wet weather. you and i both knew what we were in for today. this is 580 at 205 and you can see traffic is going to be pretty busy. althoug

>> stephen: well, the spread collar and the half windsor usually says english to me. >> yes. >> stephenread collar says english. >> i said, could you give mo mea jew knot. >> stephen: really? i'm not english! ( laughter ) >> stephen: did someone tie it for you. >> i guess they did. it's a whole new knot. >> stephen: do you have a valet back stage? >> it's one of your people. >> stephen: why wouldn't you have a team? you look fantastic. this is lovely material. >> i'm all about the fangs. you know me. >> stephen: you know who looks lovely in a suit is anderson cooper. did you see him backstage? >> i did. he interviewed me for "60 minutes." it hurt me. >> stephen: why did it hurt you? that's an honor. >> it was. but i felt like it was my moment. i thought, i'll interview you in your diner, and the people would be honored to meet, anderson cooper! lte go to your high school! >> stephen: he's very shiny. the silver surfer. ( laughter ) you have a long-standing love of late night. >> yes. >> stephen: this is the third time you have been here in a month i had your lovely wife on. and pete. >>

west windsor, 5.5 inches. wilmington, 2 inches. mt. holly, 3.3 inches for our totals.rs pretty close to what we were expecting. here's radar and satellite. the wide view showing us that now we're seeing the main events start to exit we are still looking at snow in the northern most zones. there's a closer look at still some of the mixing near parts of philly and trenton and the snow in berks county and the lehigh valley. as we get into the noon hour and past it, on and off snow. a little bit of a lighter snow as well. temperatures right now still mostly right around freezing. even the shore is now cooling. we stay cold and then we drop off big time overnight. that means all of the ice we have now through the i-95 corridor, the snow farther north, and wet spots farther south are going to start icing over for slick roadways tonight and your commute tomorrow. we'll talk more coming up in just a bit. >>> look at this. thick ice on trees. we've been telling you throughout the day and the morning that thick ice is going to weigh heavily on trees. might create downed trees an

for lake port, clear lake, ukiah, 79 degrees. 82 at clover deal. 79 for windsor. in the extended forecast, we're looking for things to peak on tuesday, with numbers in the low 80s. we'll cool it down on wednesday. friday it will be 81 degrees. the weekend looks mild. so weather, it's looking good, juliette. >> brian, it's not even technically spring yet. but on the streets of san francisco today, it was the summer of love. >> people are starting to wonder if it will be a summer of love for the warriors. did any bay area men's teams get into the dance? anxious moments at moraga, and cal. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, francisco's "sunday streets" 20-17. today...it was in the mission. a stretch of valencia street closed to cars.. so people could walk, >>> couldn't have dialed up a better day to kick off san francisco's -- closed to cars so people could walk by, skateboard instead, and march down the streets. also included, the 50th anniversary of the summer of love. >> the summer of love is all about being free and open, and that's exactly what the street is about. >> loving the su

graydon kelseyville and also for windsor and i bet they check in the next half hour in the upper 30s. rain has made it into arizona. last week it was heat, not now. it looks like it can be a rather active day can which might continue that beat. we get mostly clear skies for the morning but clouds are already knocking on the door up north. you cannot come in yet. rain moves in tonight, tomorrow and then another system on sunday. rainfall will be greatest to the north bay also up towards the russian river and the santa cruz mountains. 50s and 60s today looks pretty good. rain starts north but then overnight into friday a break saturday. next system sunday afternoon, evening into early monday. >> thank you. >>> 6:21 is the time. still ahead this morning local prison guards may get a new tool to help them do their job. coming up we'll tell you what san francisco starts testing. >> we already know google maps can already track but now you can share that information with friends in real time. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. severe weather just down the coast. take a look the this is cell

windsor. some more neighborhoods right now in the east bay. some 40s.ew spots close to 50 degrees. and then for pacifica 55 degrees out towards woodside. and some more spots for you. san jose state checking in 50 degrees. lots of 40s for the santa clara valley for your thursday morning to start out the day. our live camera it's pretty quiet out there. today we do have this. partly to mostly sunny skies. tomorrow it will be mild to warm and it looks like a warming trend right on through the bay area weekend. at least for this morning some patchy fog. by lunchtime partly sunny sky. 63 degrees. by 3:00 and 4:00 same deal in san francisco on track. high pressure in charge of our weather pattern. finally the storm track being pushed up to our north for several days. no rain threat out there. a bit of a warming trend but closer to the surface. you get a stable weather pattern like this. so that will be the case for today and it's a friday and possibly into the weekend. still a few high clouds cruising overhead this afternoon and once again into your friday as

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one to two mostly on the glass from east windsor to trenton, to ben salem.ladelphia, chester, gloucester county. two to four inches and now we're talking about perhaps a few issues with the snow accumulating on sunday untreated surfaces if it gets heavy enough. hatfield, and even more likely in reading and allentown. potts town as we go into the morning. mostly a morning thing. so there's friday. saturday, sunday, look at the low temperatures. they are incredibly low, especially for this time of the year and then there's a chance of a more significant storm by next tuesday. >>> we're talking about this roller coaster weather, let's talk about the negative side effects of it. >> the crop concerns tonight. why local farmers are worried about the weather and what it could mean for your upcoming trip to the produce aisle. that story, straight ahead. >>> coming up, new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, coffins uncovered in old city as construction workers build a new apartment complex. we're live to explain how this surprise find happened. new at 6:00. ovarian cancer and i