she died and a week later windsor had a heart attack. she recovered her problems were far from over. new york still didn't allow same-sex marriages so in 2008 the state started recognizing those performed elsewhere but the federal government did not. not long after spire's death, windsor received an estate tax bill from the irs. as far as the federal law was concerned, she had inherited half the value of the apartment and the little cottage the two women had brought in the hamptons. to the federal government, she and thia spire, despite their 40 year history and despite their legal marriage were no more than strangers together. the bill was for $356, 353. windsor had to sell investment bonds she had counted on to see her through the rest of life. after paying, she figured she had enough to live on for no more than five years. if she had married to a theo instead of a thia she would not had had to pay no estate taxes. windsor called land of legal which is an lgbt legal defense fund. sorry, it is the wrong time in the movement to bring up

so trenton through west windsor, and this stretches up to long branch. this until 7:15 again for the potential for tornadoes to spawn due to the moist air that we have in place and the warm air hitting this line of storms that has been passing through. so i'm taking it back first to gloucester and camden county. look at these deep reds and oranges. the heaviest lane throuine thro area that is under that warning. i'll step off and take a closer look. now, the concern here it appears to be more straight line winds because we don't see any hooks at this point, but i'll try to see if i can find another product that will pull up something that will help us with forecasting. in the meantime, there is a look at the radar for us. and let's put it into motion if i can loop it here for parts of trenton, out through to east windsor where we have another tornts warni tornado warning in place. again, if you are in these zones, you need to take cover for the safety of yourself and your family members. let me pop this up for us. this is a velocity product. not what we

the sale comes as russian river prepares to open a $40 million brewery and restaurant in windsor. ♪[usic ] >>> time now 4:39. tie owetioga pass is open for business after california's epic winter. >> more shark sightings dampening the 4th of july weekend for some southern california beach-goers. beaches in southern california - following a cluster of shark sightings. drones have proved key to the warnings. r >>> signs are popping up on beaches in southern california following shark sightings. drones have proved key to the warnings. a man flying a drone over a state beach there in orange county says his aircraft caught sight of a 6-foot-long great white shark lingering by swimmers. barry curtis had a lifeguard check his viewfinder and soon a shore boat helped people on the water. his drone showed the sharks were 900 feet from the swimmers. >>> facebook could be one step closer to providing internet access across the globe. the company just completed its second drone test. unlike the first test, the drone didn't crash this time. the device is designed to beam internet access to remote

and extensive straight line wind damage were located along a line extending from new york down to windsor moving east at thirty five miles per hour hazard tornado source radar indicated rotation impact from mine debris will be dangerous to there was calm without shelter mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed damage to roofs windows and vehicles will occur tree damage is likely locations and pack that include long branch middletown marvel now of him in falls red bank town highlands crane mary roosevelt windsor freehold roberts clear brook park your town rivers think lindros and morgan precautionary and preparedness actions take over now move to a basement or an interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building void windows if you are outdoors in a mobile home or in the vehicle move to the closest substantial shelter and protect yourself from falling debris this line of thunderstorms is capable of producing tornadoes and widespread significant damage do not wait to see or hear the tornado for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating tornad

i have to make sure i have my dimple, i don't know what a windsor not is, but you need a dimple. we have showers in the western suburbs, but we appear dry. we have showers before we cloud up a bit. 63 in philadelphia. 64 in allentown. 67 in wilmington and 63 in trenton. a little warmer down south and cape may, 68. for now, the dewpoints are bin beginning to tick up a little bit, but still okay. not too humid in the i-95 corridor, the northern suburbs not humid at all. the farther south you go you will see the dewpoints in the mid to upper 60s. the numbers will climb as we go through the day. 66 degrees by 7:00. 77 by noon, warm this afternoon, growing increasingly humid through the morning and afternoon hours, high of 82 around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. holding 80 as late as 7:00. it will be sticky as we head later into the day and into the evening in case you have plans out on the town. the weekend looks humid and oppressive at times. we have spotty thunderstorms possible. strong storms on monday, downpours then, matt a lot to talk about in the seven-day forecast. rnlg the four in ha

morgan brennan is in windsor, connecticut with an inside look at how the insurance industry is >> maybe we have damage to this roof, maybe it's hail, maybe it's wind. >> reporter: at travelers claim university, 7500 adjusters come through each year. they learn how to assess property damage using two model homes inside the hartford area facility. why did you choose these two model homes to use? >> really to reflect the differences in complexity of properties that we see all around the country. >> reporter: the senior vice president of claims for travelers. >> this might be something typical of tree damage. >> reporter: but this year, there's something new to learn. drones. the company began using the technology in an official capacity last year, deploying drones to help assess damage from hurricane matthew. >> it can take days off the process. >> reporter: meaning checks can be cut more quickly for repairs. travelers has 150 faa-certified drone operators and hopes to have 700 by next year. and they're not alone. state farm and all state are working to expand their usage as well. it's not

that hot air balloon classic windsor 70 degrees. partly cloudy this weekend.lly a bad weekend to get outdoors. livermore rodeo michelle might join you there. and the haight-ashbury street fair. >> did you know how haight is spelled? >> for a long time. >> discussing that earlier today. >> you know, it's friday that's going to do it for us. it's always so much fun to be with you. >> it's so much fun to be with you. >> we'll miss you. >> i'll be texting you. you know that. [ laughter ] >>> have a great day, everyone. >> happy friday! >> oh, yeah. and go "dubs"! ♪[ music ] >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is friday, june 9th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." president donald trump faces a battle of credibility with fired fbi director james comey. this morning, the president is launching new attacks on twitter after comey told congress mr. trump is a liar. >>> and a stunning vote in britain leaves prime minister theresa may struggling to stay in power. her risky election gamble backfired ov

officers in windsor arrested the boy today and expect to make more arrests. the wheelchair costs about $5,000 and was found abandoned near windsor high school. a surveillance camera captured the theft inside a classroom earlier this month. the wheelchair has been returned to its owner but it suffered hundreds of dollars in damage. >>> a popular east bay swimming hole is shut down again because of toxic blue-green algae. warning signs went up around the lake in the oakland hills yesterday. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is there live with the dangers and the possible solution. >> reporter: you really can't tell anything from looking at the water. it's a gorgeous day here at lake temescal but the beach is completely empty and roped off. that's because the water tested positive for a blue algae and the warning signs, as you said, have already gone up. tito and reggie can't play in the water anymore at lake temescal in the oakland hills despite the rains and the runoff this year, another blue-green algae bloom is releasing toxins in the warm, stagnant water.

edie windsor is 89 years old. legal case was at the center of the supreme court's decision that ultimately required the government to give full recognition to same-sex marriages. we sat down with windsor and pete williams to talk about the case and where gay rights stand. >> windsor is really theex the supreme court's decision in 2015, basically striking down state laws against same-sex marriage. so it's in the pantheon of gay rights cases. >> and many people tell me their stories. and i need them to tell me their stories. >> the full conversation will air tomorrow morning on news4 today, about 8:15. we hope you'll tune in for that. >>> congress is taking action after a veteran was found dead in the parking lot of a local va medical introducing the ifrom subway.ction head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value <

winds windsor, that's the name of the federal case. >> the house of representatives ended to represent them and keep the supreme court ruled, the federal government could not recognize same-sex marriages, that was unconstitutional. >> first of all, we -- the other reason it is important is it became a building block two years later striking down state laws and getting same-sex marriage as well. the case is important for many reasons. no doubt, you earned i. >> as you look at this case and you talk about the fact that it is a steppingstone. will you put in in larger context of other movements. where does this fit in terms of the impact on the largest society? >> it is right up there. it is two or threees whether same-sex conduct would beim that down. that was a big case. windsor is really the next large case that led to the supreme court's decision in 2015, basically striking down laws against same-sex marriage. it is in the patheon of gay rights criminal cases. >> what happens is they staged themselves and you were wonder if there are two. >> but, maybe why case was proteszing and so a

you can see just to the east of trenton that does include you and places like east windsor there and sections of mercer county and moving up the i-95 corridor. what you're looking at now i tack the radar mode off and we're zooming in. on ultimate doppler we have the capability to show you where some of the strongest winds are occurring, you're looking at that and saying look at the pink and purple and also that teal blue. that is ultimate doppler showing us that there's a lot of wind energy within that particular area. so, we have the capability one for tornadic activity and two we know the winds are very strong in this particular area. so that is why the national weather service has issued a tornado warning. one has either been spotted or we're indicating all that strong rotation on ultimate doppler. seek shelter immediately in these particular areas. once again we're showing there's very strong rotation and wind energy and this particular area sections of east windsor and also mercer county. let's get our bearings here and show us wider perspective of the line of showers erin thund

now harry's suggesting that while the windsors are selflessly focused on the greater good, none of themate to be sovereign. this interview will irritate republicans who seek an elected head of state, and upset some monarchists who believe that in return for a privileged palace life like the one harry enjoys here, royals should step up to the mark without a fuss. i don't think it's such a good idea to be quite so open. he has done a lot for mental health in bringing out his own true feelings, but i think we've got to a point now where enough is enough. harry is desperately seeking the increasingly unattainable — a relatively ordinary life. inspired by his mother's example, the personable prince insists he's not completely cut off. older royals like prince philip, who left hospital this morning after treatment for an infection, know all about balancing the private and the public. they're a grandson and a grandfather who know about service, duty and occasional eyebrow—raising public utterances. peter hunt, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news

meant you had to go a little further if so these people were looking across the detroit river to windsor and sometimes that wasn't far enough, you have to keep going to ontario or toronto and of course chat him later on would become a very profound community of abolitionists. it's beginning with william lambert and frederick douglass comes to detroit. the self-determination. it's the mystery they had a coding and they trained obese individuals on the underground railroad in case you encounter some of those. in terms of the first african-american to teach iafril system, so we have this conjunction and it's going to be a collaborative situation from one generation to another entertainment enthusiasmwe will see that happening time and time again in this whole odyssey. >> we now have in detroit aretha franklin. you write about the gilded age of detroit and say that it occurred after 1870 and you say that this was a bountiful era purpose of the budget established the city as a gateway to the west. this is the foundation upon which many of the cities contributions of her. and you talyou talk a

he was admitted last night on the road from windsor as a precautionary measure for the treatment of anught to be a reference to 2012 when he was twice admitted for the treatment of a bladder infection. that was successful. the following year he had abdominal surgery. he recovered after a couple of months and in recent times his health as being good. however, he is 96 now. he is stepping back from public life. today he has been in good spirits. the fact the queen carried on with the programme at royal ascot, indicates there is no cause for concern. let's have a look at some of the other top stories. the prince of wales has visited the scene of monday's terror attack outside a mosque in north london. police are questioning a man held in connection with the attack in which a van was driven at worshippers. prince charles has sent a message from the queen, sharing thoughts and prayers with the victims. tesco is closing customer service centre in cardiff with the loss of 1100 jobs. the supermarket chain blamed the unprecedented challenges it was facing. tesco said 250 extra posts would be cr

hot air balloon classic in windsor and partly cloudy. and 70 degrees there. and for the livermore rodeo mild and a few clouds and 68 degrees there. finally a look at the extended forecast. again, cool for the next couple of days. and then we start to see things warm up as we head on into next week. temperatures rebounding well into the 80s by the end next week. devin, back to you. >>> the pet of the week. find out how to help junior become a part of your family. agree.. or disagree.. with the recently passed gas tax... 70-percent of you disagree with the gas tax. while >>> we're updating the results of our snap chat poll. we're asking about the recently passed tax. 30% agree. thanks for weighing in. >>> time for the pet of the week. junior is in need of a new home. jackie from the san francisco spca is here. tell me about him. he's big but young. >> he's only three months old. this is junior and he is our jack russell terrier. and he is a ton of fun. he's a blast. he's a high energy dog. jack russells need a lot of running around to exhaust them mentally and

west windsor route 1 shut down in both directions, we have and accident at washington road stick to 206. on the parkway we had an accident southbound near forked river it has cleared. commuter report on the waze app we have an accident on the schuylkill expressway westbound near university city. checked the cameras, doesn't seem to be causing a problem. just watch. let's look at the temperatures, 65 degrees in philadelphia. that's nice, right. dewpoints in the 50s, under like the past couple of days, roughly 1 degrees cooler than yesterday hospitals morning. feels refreshing out there. sunshine and clouds dry during the day. 82 degrees for the high temperature get out there and enjoy, tam. >> we have new information about the deadly workplace shooting at a upstairs packing facility in san francisco. upstairs employee jimmy lamb killed three co-workers and himself. he specifically targeted the other drivers he killed chasing one of them out of the building. other employees scattered trying to find safety from the hail of bullets some ending up on the roof. >>> a woman grabbed on to a car

west windsor, route 1 is block both wayses stick to route 206. we had an accident past exit 2 on new jersey turnpike, 322. it's clear, traffic is moving better. the overnight construction appears to be clear, as well, in cherry hill nice and early on route 70 both ways between haddonfield road and kings highway. the on going work zone clear. developing in delaware, a driver struck three women walking along the street in wilmington and drove away. the hit-and-run crash happened at ashton street at 10:00 p.m. none of the women have life clettenning -- life threatening injuries, but being checked out at christiana hospital. >>> tensions are running high as jury deliberations in the bill cosby trial enters a 4th straight day. they keep coming back to the judge with questions and pouring over the evidence for 27 hours now. jeanette reyes has more from the montgomery county courthouse. >> reporter: the jury is exhausted they have been deliberating for 24 hours, they will run for a 4th day of deliberations. it's no doubt they are struggling to come up w

dave kinchen has more from windsor, new jersey. dave?> reporter: the training is voluntary and in this case it paid off big time. >> i just have goose bumps just talking about it. >> reporter: it was live-saving mission for bobby, manager of the mercer oaks golf course in west windsor township. >> i was like, i don't know if it's too late or not. >> reporter: staff member alerted him to a golfer in his 60s down on the green. not responding. >> we knew order in order to save this person's life we had to, you know, act fast, and had the courage to step up and get it done. >> reporter: he bolted out of the clubhouse with an aed like this one. >> just pulled it out the wall to get it out there as fast as possible. >> reporter: hopping on a golf cart he raced over to the man in distress. >> we rolled him over and right away, i saw his face was blue. >> reporter: co-worker ripped off the man's shirt, bobby put the life-saving machine to work. >> he didn't have pulse. we didn't see nim breathing, and the aed told thus we needed to hit the shock

we thank amy and windsor for picking up 22--- 22/100. pam says there getting more than they thought a nap but with everything drenched. we showed you those projections on the rainfall but we show them again with santa rosa at .23. let's forward, napa .26 with concord .24. heavier to the south at palo alto, san jose and the south but not to the north which is in line with ukiah and other locations. here are some of the rain totals so far. 48/100, with santa rosa .29, santa rosa proper -- i apologize, the airport is .18. yacht bill .11, and kentfield .04. just shy of a quarter inch toward ukiah which is not bad. we are getting a lot of reports that it is drizzling and that heavy rain moving to the north but that line right here in parts of marin county and over toward san pablo bay. parts of solano county, contra costa also getting rain now. moving in on the san mateo coast and working its way over the peninsula with some of this not getting to the ground. still plenty that will make it for everybody eventually, a very cool day with the st

windsor town police used 15 grand in funding to buy this and since then hundreds have bashed them andtten comments saying the purchase is not money well spent. a police lieutenant says it's a tool to keep people safe. >> we had several drownings over the last several years, people back here either swimming in the quarry, drinking, bonfires at night. >> in just three weeks police have used the vehicle to stop an assault and confiscate drugs. >> the grand opening of new housing for veterans. the white ha hall apartments in spring city were to provide safe homes for veterans. it will provide onsite support services. >>> the children's medical certainty in dupont will be used to treat brain disorders. doctors can combine p.e.t. and mri scans to detect seizures. >>> moved up the inlet bridge closure from july 4th and working at the end of the bridge. >>> let's find out about construction that's ending usually ends about now you're getting ready to know if you're heading out the door. >> 15 minutes away and a check on 76. >> i was just watching my camera around broad street. some of that ra

a surveillance camera snapped this imagine of a group of teenagers taking the chair from a windsor high school classroom. police identified one of them as a 16-year-old from santa rosa. he's been booked into juvenile detention center on a felony charge of possession of stolen property and a probation violation and more arrests have respect expected. >>> a popular product from a san francisco food retailer has been pull offed the shelves at target. the reason, a rumor that it's contaminated. joe vasquez talked to the company ceo about being suddenly singled out. >> reporter: at the target store in yuba city. >> right there. yeah they pulled it. >> reporter: there's an empty spot in the shelf where just mayo used to be sold. same goes for another product just cookies. also pulled off the shelves. both products come from a san francisco based company hampton creek. as we've reported in the past. the company has disrupted the food market making mayonaisse without eggs instead using plant based ingredients. the product has been very popular with the vegans who have been complaining. >> the c

and these people are looking across the detroit river to windsor. and sometimes even windsor was not far enough. you have to keep going. amherst berg, up for one into ontario or onto toronto. and of course chatham later would become a very profound community of abolitionists that was up there. we can talk about anderson who is one of the black men who - john brown. you can talk about the later. after the whole abolitionist - second baptist church was very instrumental. and matthews was going to be instrumental later on. we cannot ignore the church and this coming together in terms of resistance. the whole idea of self-determination.it was coming from a number of church leaders who were with the abolitionist movement but no one more pronounced or profound then william lambert. his story, that would make a fascinating film to see the kind of stuff he went through. the mysteries that they put together, they had a secret code, a secret language. they had trained all of these individuals on the underground railroad. in case you encountered some of the bo

we would hear from windsor, connecticut. cindy, go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. real quick, i agree with the comments of the previous callers. we, as americans, need to be vigilant. you can look around the world and even in the united states to see the terrorist type activities. some of it is coming from people with mental illness. that is real. we have to work together. there is no need for party lines. this is about life and death. i want to express the fact that i am concerned about it. we have to work together. who cares about party lines? host: do you think the working thather aspect -- i know was a big theme after 9/11. you think we have gone away from that in a large way? caller: yes, i think so. inosed 9/11, i was washington, d see what happened 9/11, i was in c. when it, d. happened. after it happened, we were very much working together. i do not care what your ethnicity is where you are from, we were working together to rebuild our lives in the united states. we lost that. we lost that feeling that everyone bleeds red. i am

the sale comes as russian river gets ready to open its new $40 million brewery and restaurant in windsor. >>> just in time for the 4th of july tonight's tie yoga road in -- tiyoga road in yosemite finally open. this year it took a lot longer to open. our wilson walker took a drive up there to show us why. >> reporter: we pulled up to the gate. the guy pulled away the sign and said come on up. i handed him my parks pass and we rolled in. some were here by design. >> we were the second people through the gate. >> reporter: some by sheer luck. >> we left pennsylvania the 12th of june. they said it's open. >> reporter: but no matter how you landed on tioga pass today, it was a little drive, the latest the highway opened since 1998 and all around you evidence of california's epic winter. >> there are still places where there's 6 to 8 feet of snow. >> reporter: the lodge stormed so hard the roof caved in. almost every campground still closed, no services, no gas but less cell service than normal, but otherwise it's kind of perfect. >> this is spectacular, beautiful day, picturesque. >> reporte

hot air balloon classic in windsor. partly cloudy and 70 degrees.hen livermore rodeo tomorrow, 68 degrees. heading out of the bay area a few showers out in the mountains where they have winter weather advisories because of the low on the way. partly cloudy in fresno, 72. san francisco at the airport tomorrow shall breezy and cool. weather wouldn't slow you down much. hot in chicago, 93 degrees. 95 in new york. forecast highs for tomorrow with maybe a little rain animation up there in the northeast bay. potential for a few showers tomorrow. and high of 67 in santa rosa. 67 in san jose and 61 in san francisco. 63 in livermore. extended forecast, coolest day of the week is tomorrow. then monday warms up. tuesday near 80. then look at friday and saturday. members will be in the 90s inland by then. in the meantime though, tomorrow looks unusually cool. but not very cool. to be very cool, you've got to be this guy. hey. >>> giants today in business. the ponies were back. what does that mean? and i check in from cleveland on this nba finals off day. the da

a monarch and three heirs, harry is suggesting while the windsors are selflessly focused on the greaterew will irritate republicans who seek an elected head of state and upset some monarchists who believe that, in return for a privileged palace life like the one harry enjoys here, royals should step up to the mark without a fuss. i don't think it's such a good idea to be quite so open. he has done a lot for mental health in bringing out his own true feelings. i think it's got to a point now where enough is enough. harry is desperately seeking the increasingly unattainable — a relatively ordinary life. inspired by his mother's examples, the "personal prince" insists he's not completely cut off. older royals like prince phillip, who left hospital this morning, know all about balancing the private and public. they are a grandson and grandfather who know about service, duty and occasional eyebrow—raising public utterances. schoolboys in devon in the south—west of england have been forced to resort to extreme measures to deal with this week was make heatwave. when male pupils were told they

after a special needs day class was broken into at windsor high. a wheelchair belonging to him was belong the iepds and other equipment taken. luckily morgan chair was last thursday but it's not safe to use. his family is getting it fixed hoping he'll get it back in time for school to start in august. deputies say that a 16-year-old former student has been arrested in this case and that more arrests are expected as well. >>> what's happening with all the exotic bird? tonight an agreement to clean up a bird hording operation in castro value. you're looking at sky ranger earlier this month. more than 500 exotic bird caged on the property in the backyard. the owners agreed to give up 450 of the 500 birds within the next 30 days. she says many of the birds are expected to sell for more than $1,000. >>> well a new law could help stop wrongfully vickss and cut down rent in the process. vchgt rohrer bigad shaban has san francisco lawmakers taking that action. he joins russ from city hall. >> in a unanimous and symbolic vote, the san francisco board of sup

scotla nd privately at windsor castle. are taking on england football scotland are taking on englandespondent is that hampden park. what is the latest? about a quarter of an hour in, 0—0 and scotla nd quarter of an hour in, 0—0 and scotland made an encouraging start backed by supporters who arrived en masse and in such high spirits, the atmosphere has been terrific all afternoon. there was increased security searches but everything seems to have passed off ok. there was an impeccably observed minute silence to remember those affected by recent terror attacks before kick—off and then play got under way. scotland need to win this match. their bid to qualify for russia next summer is looking in doubt. england top the group on 13 points. six points clear of scotland, who are fourth. england do not have the same pressure. this is the oldest football rivalry in the international game, dating back to 1872, and we should have a classic game. thank you. the british and irish lions have won their latest match in new zealand. have won their latest they recovered from a midweek loss, to beat the

then for ukiah and cloverdale and windsor, numbers in the low 80s tomorrow. extended forecast, we'll be looking for things to warm up. pressure is up. temperatures follow suit by thursday. 90s inland. by friday, upper 90s. by saturday and sunday and monday inland, the numbers will be 100 degrees-plus. and it doesn't look like there's food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. this bonfire started in the middle of 87-th and >>> before we get to sports, things heating up a little bit out there. here's a bonfire that started in the middle of 87th and international boulevard not far from the side show that we showed you a little bit earlier. people just getting a little out of hand. a lot of emergency vehicles there includi

then for ukiah and cloverdale and windsor, numbers in the low 80s tomorrow. extended forecast, we'll be looking for things to warm up. pressure is up. temperatures follow suit by thursday. 90s inland. by friday, upper 90s. by saturday and sunday and monday inland, the numbers will be 100 degrees-plus. and it doesn't look like there's a break in sight. except for this one. ♪ all across america more people are choosing nissan. ♪ ♪ it's america's best sales event at nissan the fastest-growing auto brand in the u.s.a. take on every day get 0% for up to 72 months on 13 models. ♪ this bonfire started in the middle of 87-th and >>> before we get to sports, things heating up a little bit out there. here's a bonfire that started in the middle of 87th and international boulevard not far from the side show that we showed you a little bit earlier. people just getting a little out of hand. a lot of emergency vehicles there including oakland fire to put this one out. firefighters telling us that they don't expect to see fires like this all over the city. they're glad this

he is understood to be spending the day presently at windsor castle. time for the weather.he uk, bringing some rain with it. the south—east corner, a lovely afternoon, some sunshine and warmth. that is confirmed by one of our weather watchers. underneath that close, here is a picture from wales. there has been some rain stretching to northern england and into wales. maddening wind will dry up and with patchy rain will go through the midlands. there will be a few showers to be had in scotland and northern ireland. temperatures probably 1a celsius for glasgow and belfast. the south—east, 16 or 17 celsius, quite a close and eight. scattered showers in scotland and northern ireland. 15 degrees in the eastern part of scotland. he mostly dry picture in northern england, wales and the south—west in the morning. variable cloud and some sunshine. further cloud for the south—east, nine o'clock we already have 17 or 18 celsius. through the day, pretty cloudy, a little bit of light rain and drizzle on and off. some spells of sunshine and drizzle, but the showers across scotland and nor

the duke was admitted last night from windsor. been with the queen on saturday at trooping the colour, and other very hot day. according to the palace, he was admitted as a precautionary measure to treat an infection, which they say is linked toa infection, which they say is linked to a pre—existing condition. now, that reminds us of the summer of 2012, when he was twice admitted to hospitalfor a bladder infection. how long will he remain in hospital? that is not clear, but it may not be terribly long. we don't know at this stage. he is disappointed that he was not with the queen at the state 0pening or royal ascot this afternoon, and i think the fact that the queen went head with the normal programme, the carriage procession and so one, was a very clear indication that this is not, as i say, a situation which need give rise to undue concern. nick, thank you very much. well, it's official, today was the hottestjune day for 40 years. so hot, in fact, that they relaxed the strict dress code at royal ascot. a temperature of 34.4 cels

a monarch with three heirs, harry is suggesting that while the windsors are selflessly focused on theis desperate to be sovereign. this interview will irritate republicans who seek an elected head of state and upset some monarchists who believe that, in return for a privileged palace life like the one harry enjoys here, royals should step up to the mark without a fuss. i don't think it's such a good idea to be quite so open. he has done a lot for mental health in bringing out his own true feelings. i think it's got to a point now where enough is enough. harry is desperately seeking the increasingly unattainable — a relatively ordinary life. inspired by his mother's examples, the "personal prince" insists he's not completely cut off. older royals like prince phillip, who left hospital this morning, know all about balancing the private and public. there are a grandson and grandfather who know about service, duty and occasional eyebrow—raising public utterances. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. he's a famous dog—whisperer in the us. we find out his thou

now harry is suggesting that while the windsors are selflessly focusing on the greater good, none ofne of the royal family who wants to be king or queen? this interview will irritate republicans who seek an elected head of state and upset some monarchists who believe that in return for a privileged palace life, like the one harry enjoys here, royals should step up to the mark without a fuss. i don't think it's such a good idea to be quite so open. he has done a lot for mental health in bringing out his own true feelings, but i think we've got to a point now where enough enough. harry is desperately seeking the increasingly unattainable — a relatively ordinary life. inspired by his mother's example, the personable prince insists he's not completely cut off. older royals, like prince philip who left hospital this morning after treatment for an infection, know all about balancing the private and the public. they are a grandson and a grandfather who know about service, duty and occasional eyebrow—raising public utterances. peter hunt, bbc news. it was a mosque sacred to iraqis, one that

bodega bay, clear in santa rosa, lots of sunshine today into the 70s and a splash of sunshine in windsor degrees. >>> a danville family says social media help them catch the men who stole their bikes. suspects broke into a garage on saturday morning and stole two expensive road bikes. eileen swanson posted about it on facebook. now, a friend of a friend saw her post and was later approached by the suspect who tried to sell the stolen bike. the cyclist called police and they set up a plan. >> the suspect actually pushed it forward. they were supposed to meet the next day on sunday and the suspect said no, no, please, can we met tonight. ha. >> it was partially luck and partially just great social media outreach and getting the community involved. >> the two men have been charged with property theft, identity theft and could face burglary charges. >>> we are getting a close-up look at a car that can fly. kpix 5's maria medina shows us the ride trading road for sky in silicon valley. >> reporter: the video released by kitty hawk which is also the name for this airborne vehicle takes us for

this weekend, the hot air balloon classic in windsor partly cloudy there 70 degrees.hen a little rodeo this weekend partly cloudy, 70 degrees for you there, as well. haight-ashbury street fair this sunday in san francisco mixture of sun and clouds and 62. might be a little damp depending how early you head out. and here's a look at the extended forecast. through the weekend we stay cool, increasing clouds, temperatures struggling to hit 70 inland, low 60s at the bay, 50s at the coast. then next week, looking for warm june temperatures inland? you're gonna get 'em! tuesday, wednesday, thursday of next week, we gradually warm from near to upper 80s by the end of the week. now we're checking in with your roads. >>> it's quiet out there with the exception of -- you will be dealing with some fog on your way into work this morning. so please be careful. we'll take it over to our mans where we are tracking a few slowdowns along highway 13. that is due to a freeway closure right at lincoln avenue in the southbound direction. that should be reopened by 5:00 this morning. here'

you don't have to fight too hard to get elected as a conservative mp in windsor. think of her election? she has shown no sign of enjoying it. she has made more mistakes and errors thanjeremy corbyn has. she sees our problems with dealing with the everyday bit of the campaign, which is going out and meeting and trying to get any cameras, and everything else. she has not had these big electoral demands made of up to now. she got to be prime minister without a vote. she is an experienced campaigner, is that when you are saying?|j she is an experienced campaigner, is that when you are saying? i think she has campaigned for nice, easy thing. isaby campaign. and the election hinges entirely on her. when she has fought campaigns before, she has been able to do it on the back of others. she might not bea on the back of others. she might not be a big, crowdpleasing, rhetoric in quite politician, but i think in some ways, that slightly unfashionable arteries me is what makes a popular. i would also say it but it is not true that she is in an experienced campaigner. i know,

. >>> britain's prince william celebrates his 35th birthday today william arthur philip lewis windsor was born june 21st 1982. he has achieved highest educational degree of any member of the royal family with the master of arts, no word on how he plans to celebrate. >>> well, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell plans to release a draft of the obama carry placement bill as soon as tomorrow. mcconnell says release will be a so-called discussion draft of the g.o.p. bill, and he wants to send final bill to the congressional budget office as soon as possible, so he can issue a report on it next week. mcconnell wants a vote before the july 4th recess. >>> president trump and vice-president pence spent sometime bonding over dinner at vice-president's house. >> the president and first lady traveled to the home of the mike pence and his wife karen last night, they were at residence at naval observatory in washington d.c., about 3 miles away from the white house, the four enjoyed filet mignon and red wine. >>> up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" oscar winning actor who is retiring from hollyw

philip will spend his birthday privately at windsor castle.d to help the queen celebrate her official 91st birthday at the annual trooping the colour parade. with all the sport, here's mike bushell at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. there's a spring in the step of the british and irish lions rugby team, after they won their most challenging match on their tour of new zealand so far. they beat the crusaders 12—3 in christchurch, and it was all about the boot of 0wen farrell. this is the time for the british and irish lions to call in the cavalry in canterbury. regarded as the best clu b tea m in canterbury. regarded as the best club team in world rugby, the crusaders and the tourists would play like they were on home turf stopping a side with eight all blacks in it from the. always influential alan farrell put them 6-0 influential alan farrell put them 6—0 up and despite the odd bump in the road as well as a solitary penalty, it was his first start on tour and it was going rather well. while it wasn't free—flowing, riveting rugby it was s

he was taken by road from windsor castle last night to hospital in london.nary measure, or a treatment for an infection resides —— an infection arising from a pre—existing condition. in 2013 he had exploratory surgery on his abdomen and made a good recovery. his health in the last few years has been good. however, he is 96. according to officials, he is in good spirits in hospital and he has been up and about. disappointed at not being able to accompany the queen to the state 0pening not being able to accompany the queen to the state opening of parliament ought to be at royal ascot this afternoon. but the queen would be here in less than an hour for the carriage ride down the course, and i think the fact that she is continuing with her programme, unchanged, sends the strongest possible signal that there is no cause for undue concern. well, this morning the queen also announced a review of the government's counter—terror strategy following the recent attacks in manchester and london. it comes as britain's most senior counter—terror officer delivered a stark w

it is blustery here, but not the same strength of windsor ‘s further south.he east of the pennines and into east anglia, but behind it, we still have the sunshine and showers, some of them heavy with hail and thunder and gale force winds from time to time. it will not feel much like some of this afternoon. the winds will ease through this evening and overnight, and the rain gradually starts to move further north and east. it will linger across north—east england and in particular eastern scotland, some of that still quite heavy, but elsewhere it stays relatively quiet, nine to 11 celsius through the night, and we will start tomorrow with a good deal of dry weather. tomorrow is potentially the best day of the week, the winds will feel lighter before the next weather system waits in the wings. enjoy the sunshine tomorrow, it will not last for long. the rain will ease off on the far north of scotland, elsewhere, sunshine coming through. the winds will start to strengthen up the winds will start to strengthen up here. 20 degrees not out of the question with some

he was admitted last night, brought by road from windsor as a precautionary measure for the treatmentondition. that's thought possibly to be a reference to 2012 when he was twice admitted to 2012 when he was twice admitted to hospitalfor to 2012 when he was twice admitted to hospital for the treatment of a bladder infection. that was successful. the following year he had adoomal surgery. he recovered after a couple of months. in recent times his health has been good. however he is 96 now. he is stepping back from public life, as we know, in the autumn. today though has been in good spirits. the fact the queen carried on with her programme. at royal ascot, inindicates there is no cause for concern. nick, many thanks for the latest there, nicholas witchell, our royal correspondent. doctors say that three—quarters of babies who were stillborn or suffered brain damage in the uk in 2015 could have had a different outcome if they'd received better care. more than 700 babies who died or had brain injuries were included in the study by the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists. th

windsor and marlboro looking closer. this line will continue to stand. that's just one chunk.go farther south, there's another area with a ton of lightning moving right now into delaware. you see almost hitting dover. over the bay and into south jersey, all right cutting through areas like middletown. smyrna at 5:30. and areas like -- right around 6:00, some of that heaviest rain should kip the bay. we're looking at these lines holding together. this is a powerful cold front moving through. in some areas temperatures have dropped 20 degrees. the pink that you see respect that's a severe thunderstorm watch across the entice viewing zone, because anywhere could see that storm pop. but look at the area in yellow. right now in parts of philadelphia county and through to south jersey, we have that yellow shaded area under a warning. that means severe thunderstorms are happening form the same deal over parts of delaware, it's happening and will be happening as we progress through the next half hour to hour. let's look at the temperature gradient. as i mentioned, a huge difference. t

and cloverdale and windsor will be in the mid-80s today. all right. the extended forecast.ll be looking for things to be aok with numbers in the mid- 80s today. and tomorrow a repeat performance. and wednesday the numbers begin to cool and the clouds increase and that will lead to a chance for rain. lingering through friday morning. and by the weekend it's going to be beautiful. sunshine and temperatures in the mid-70s. monday is off to a good start. have a good one. >>> starting today. visitors to the oakland zoo be get a new experience. it's set to unveil the gondola. >> reporter: this is a pretty exciting addition. the zoo has been talking about this for two decades. and today the bond la finally opened. the new restaurant has sweeping views of the san francisco bay. the gondola system costs $8 million, and it's all part of an expansion project that costs $72 million located in the hills above the existing zoo. and this summer riders will also get a closeup look at grizzly bears, mountain lions, and bisons. they cut the ribbon on friday. the zoo holds a special place in

windsor township, mercer county, big problem there.ve an accident investigation also a downed traffic signal blocking route 1 in both directions. stick to 206. an accident blocking two lanes on the turnpike southbound approaching exit 8 you want to watch for that, as well, matt. >> will do. developing now in delaware, a driver struck three women walking across the street in wilmington and drove away. the hit-and-run crash happened on ashton street at 10:00 p.m. none the women have life threatening injuries, but are being checked out at christiana hospital. >>> tensions are running high as jury deliberations in the bill cosby enter a fourth straight day. the panel keeps coming back to the judge with questions and pouring over the evidence for 27 hours right now. jeanette reyes has more from the montgomery county courthouse. >> reporter: the jury will be arriving in a couple of hours to continue deliberating, they need doing that for over 24 hours. they have been asking a lot of questions we know they want to get things right. other than

i have been to the festival in windsor. the high derek holland aren't new to me. thing in the middle of downtown is a little different. >> santa rosa police tell us they were aware of its coming down but they didn't respond to the scene. the truck arrived quickly to wrap up the balloon and cart. >>> a woman under arrest accused of killing someone she knew in a hit and run the. investigation that has this 23- year-old woman accused of murder. >>> more breaking news. it involves another fire. crews tackling a fire, a brush fire, off pacific coast highway in malibu. it is threatening structures. this two alarm fire reported an hour ago in medium to heavy brush. you can see on your screen there. helicopters dousing the area. the latest update from fire officials is to acres have burned. not a lot of acreage at this point. as you can see from the pictures, the flames moving uphill. we will continue to monitor this. crews a little closer to home, east of san jose, also battling a brush fire. we are told 50 acres have burned there. that fire is 50% contained. we will mon