working with windsor.ould drive and he would navigate, which meant we'd be playing bournemouth on the friday night and had to get to scotland, and he'd say, let's take the b roads. i said, why would we take the b roads to scotland? why would we take the b roads to scotland ? he why would we take the b roads to scotland? he said, so that i can look at the birds. and he meant the feathery kind. he was absolutely wonderful. we were driving up to carlisle and he said, can we stop somewhere so i carlisle and he said, can we stop somewhere so i can carlisle and he said, can we stop somewhere so i can cash a cheque? i said, where are we going to find somewhere in these tiny little villages? we passed a little shop which said bank outside, so we stopped the car, went in and the guy said to us, i can't believe it. you two are my heroes. i love the series. come in and have tea and cake. we discussed the series with him for about half an hour and wins it said, before i go, can ijust cash a cheque? the bank manager lo

he was always windsor, my mate. he was a lovely man andi windsor, my mate.shall miss him. the series doesn't get shown any more, although it is available on dvd. a lot of people think it is outdated, particularly, for example, because a white actor was blacked up to play an indian character. do you think we are missing something in not being able to see that series? it is so sad that this generation cannot see a television series that was based on truth, reality, history and was not a cheap, nasty... david croft andjimmy perry not a cheap, nasty... david croft and jimmy perry before they both died said they had one wish, for it to be repeated. it sold across the world and there are repeat ewes in dubai, new zealand, australia —— there are repeat showings. but we cannot show it in our own country, which is a shame considering some of the stuff they do show nowadays. what was the secret of it? it came after dad's army, from the same writers. again an army setting, a military setting, g seven is lfi seven is a lfi seven long time. 3 long time. g was even ‘than th

we've just had an invitation to windsor. can i pull it off?professional singer—songwriter who has performed her music all over the world. hello! she lives in coventry, a couple of hours from where harry and meghan are marrying at windsor castle. so, sandra, what's the inspiration to this choir? the inspiration has come through the amazing work prince harry and his family have done, particularly with organisations like invictus. fantastic work. they start walking down the road towards the mall. the big overriding thing for me is the memory i've always had of him, prince harry, walking behind the coffin of his late mother, and only recently being able to talk about that in public. it really has been inspiration for me to move forwards with this project. so what's so special about this choir? what are you looking for? oh, i'm looking for amazing people. people who have faced challenges, either physical challenges orjust challenges in terms of stress and anxiety. so that combination coming together is going to be really unique and sets the choir a

we know that he does drive around the various royal estates, sandringham, we know he drives around windsorident appears to have taken place on a public road near the estate. yes, thatis public road near the estate. yes, that is a picture at the babingley crossroads, certainly the accident took place on the a149. the prince is 97 but recent pictures of him, he still does drive, he regularly drives his horses and carriages around his estates at windsor and sandringham, so he is known to drive and buckingham palace said he was driving this afternoon. we don't know whether there was anyone else in the car. one would expect some sort of protection officer to be with him but we haven't had that confirmed, but looking at those pictures and the damage to the car, it must have been a very shocking experience for all involved and for that eyewitness who contacted the bbc saying the duke appeared very shocked, and that's not surprising at all. norfolk police were involved in the aftermath of the accident, certainly in the vehicle recovery, theyissued certainly in the vehicle recovery, they issued a s

the actor and a friend of windsor davies who died at the age of 88.nding out they were expecting triplets, two of whom had been conceived naturally. betty and her husband pawel had been trying to have children for seven years. fiona lamdin has been to meet the family. with one—month—old triplets, life for betty has dramatically changed. for years, she and her husband could not have children. after seven years of trying, they were given one cycle of ivf on the nhs. they put only one embryo because the doctor said we have 30% 30% for a pregnancy, and that's the healthy way. and when they went in for a scan a few weeks later, doctors couldn't believe what they saw. the nurse turned to my husband and she asked happened in her career. she looked at me and she said, there are three inside. there are 15,000 babies born in the uk every year as a result of fertility treatment. but to have this combination of natural conception coupled with ivf resulting in triplets — well, that's very rare. so, explain how the twins were there? well, you know, you're not allow

he was always windsor, the mate. he was a lovely man. i will miss him.larly, for example wiped out of michael bates was blacked up to play an indian character. to think we are missing something? it is so sad that this generation cannot see a television series that was based on truth, reality and history. it wasn't a cheap nasty... 0ne reality and history. it wasn't a cheap nasty... one wish, for it to be repeated. it sold across the world. de bie, new zealand, australia, but we can't show it in our own country, which is rubbish. when you think of some of the other stuff that they do show nowadays. uncertainty over brexit is one of the factors being blamed for more expensive car insurance. the aa says it's gone up for the first time in 2 years. andy moore reports. the aa says the price of car insurance has been generally falling for the last few years, but figures for the last quarter show an increase for the first time since 2017. an annual comprehensive car insurance for someone who shops around stands at £610 — that's a 2.7% increase on the previous qu

the actor windsor davies has died at the age of 88. you enjoying your tea, gunner? yes...e hell's going on? he's best known for his role as the sergeant major in the bbc comedy it ain't half hot mum. and liverpool beat crystal palace by four goals to three to maintain their lead at the top of the premier league. we'll have that and the rest of the sport at 5:30pm. the former prime minister sirjohn major says the house of commons should be given a vote on all brexit options. sirjohn told the bbc allowing mps to indicate their preferred alternative to theresa may's deal, which mps rejected this week, might help break the deadlock. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, has called on mrs may to negotiate a deal with the eu that keeps the uk close to it. he also warned that labour had to be ready to campaign for a fresh referendum. our political correspondent nick eardley reports. things here are stuck. mps don't agree on what brexit should look like. they don't like the pm's deal, but it's not easy to figure out what they do like. so could a series of indicative votes

the actor windsor davies has died — at the age of 88. what the hell is going on here? for his role as the sergeant major in the bbc comedy "it ain't half hot mum". and as the yellow vest protest movement continues in france, the country's finance minister speaks to hardtalk about the situation there and brexit. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. sirjohn told the bbc, allowing mps 5... :.§y:sis;irn:1:m—* alternative to theresa may's deag might help break the deadlock. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, has called on mrs may to negotiate a deal with the eu that keeps the uk close to it. he also warned that labour had to be ready to campaign for a fresh referendum. our political correspondent, nick eardley, reports. things here are stuck. mps don't agree on what brexit should look like. they don't like the pm's deal but it's not easy to figure out what they do like. so could a series of indicative votes testing different proposals be the way out of the logjam? the prime minister still needs a deal. if she can't deliver one that parliament accepts then sh

of windsor castle, they jumped michelle 0bama flew into the grounds of windsor castle, theyjumped inthe duke of edinburgh prince philip drove them to windsor castle. he has certainly been driving well into his 90s. he is a very fit and healthy man for his age, someone very fit and healthy man for his age, someone who likes to be independent, is the independent, and so driving i am sure will be a part of that. now let's turn to our other main story of the day. a senior north korean negotiator has just arrived in the united states as the two sides try to arrange a second summit between kim jong—un and donald trump. south korean reports say that kim yong—chol is carrying a letter from the north korean leader to mr trump, and is expected to meet the us secretary of state and the president on friday. well, eho is kim yong—chol? 0ur correspondent in seoul, laura bicker, has more details. well, kim yong—chol is pyongyang's former spymaster. in fact, well, kim yong—chol is pyongyang's formerspymaster. infact, it well, kim yong—chol is pyongyang's former spymaster. in fact, it is thought that

wife michelle to windsor castle. -- the then us president.e never been driven by the duke of edinburgh before. and i can report that it was very smooth riding. but today's accident is bound to raise questions about whether it is wise for someone who is five months short of his 98 birthday to be driving on public roads. we have much more on that on the website. lets turn to our other main story of the day: a senior north korean negotiator has arrived in the united states as the two sides try to arrange a second summit between kim jong—un and donald trump. south korean reports say kim yong—chol is carrying a letter from the north korean leader to mr trump, and is expected to meet the us secretary of state and the president on friday. who is kim yong—chol? our correspondent in seoul laura bicker has more details. well, kim yong—chol is pyongyang's former spymaster. in fact, it's thought that he ordered the torpedoing of a south korean warship, which killed 44 sailors, so he's quite a controversial figure, but he is a top aide of kim jong—un and

president the ruck obama and his wife michelle to windsor castlelj have wife michelle to windsor castle have never been driven byaa have to say i have never been driven by a a duke of edinburgh before. and ican by a a duke of edinburgh before. and i can report that it was very smooth riding. but today's accident is bound to raise questions about whether it's why for someone who is five months short of his 98 birth they to be driving on public roads. -- 98 they to be driving on public roads. —— 98 birthday. our correspondent daniel sandford has been to the scene of the accident — a main road through the county of norfolk in the east of england. the a149 here is a busy road between kings lynn and hunstanton, and vehicles have been going up and down this road all evening at really quite a speed. this is not a place where vehicles drive slowly. what appears to have happened is that the duke of edinburgh, driving his land rover freelander, pulled into this road and was struck by a vehicle coming down the road. now, that vehicle hit it with such force that his freelander was forced on its sid

the actor windsor davies has died — at the age of 88. what the hell is going on?s best known for his role as the sergeant major in the bbc comedy "it ain't half hot mum". and at 11:30 well be taking another look at the papers good evening. former prime minister sirjohn major says the house of commons should be given a vote on all brexit options. sirjohn told the bbc allowing mps to indicate their preferred alternative to theresa may's deal, which mps rejected this week, might help break the deadlock. the shadow brexit secretary sir keir starmer has called on mrs may to cut a deal with the eu that keeps the uk close to it. he also warned that labour had to be ready to campaign for a fresh referendum. our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. when it comes to brexit, there are strong arguments on all sides but, as yet, no agreement. some think one way through would be a series of votes in parliament testing the different options to see if mps can get behind one. the prime minister still needs a deal. if she cannot deliver one that parliament accepts, then sh

and michelle 0bama around windsor when they visited in 2016.n of any age, and certainly to a seven—year—old. age, and certainly to a seven-year-old. we have eyewitnesses who said he appeared to be very shocked, do we not? i want to bring in more detail that we have from norfolk police, which is of the female driver in the fema passenger in the car involved in the collision with it everett were treated in hospital and were taken to hospital. we were told they had minor injuries. those were treated in hospital. and just a bit more really about the duke of edinburgh, 97 as you say, he is known to drive around in sandringham and windsor. he retired from rule engagements and public life in effect in 18 months ago with that ceremony with the marines in 2017. we have not seen an awful lot of him since then, occasional appearances, most recently at the wedding of princess eugeniae, because he did not appear in church on christmas day but he remains active, if not busy, active. despite his age him he is in pretty robust physical and mental health. and h

the duke retired from public life, though he's remained active, spending most of his time either at windsoror sandringham. both he and the queen enjoy driving on their private estates. in april 2016, at the age of 95, the duke drove the then us president barack obama, and his wife michelle, to windsor castle. i have to say i have never been driven by a a duke of edinburgh before. laughter. and i can report that it was very smooth riding. but today's accident is bound to raise questions about whether it's wise for someone who is five months short of his 98th birthday to be driving on public roads. caroline rigby, bbc news. a senior north korean negotiator has arrived in the united states as the two sides try to arrange a second summit between kim jong—un and donald trump. south korean reports say kim yong—chol is carrying a letter from the north korean leader to mr trump. he's expected to meet the us secretary of state and the president later on friday. the bbc‘s laura bicker is in seoul. she says the visit is a sign that both sides are serious about holding another meeting between the two l

so stretching from windsor, santa rosa, down through glen ellen, sonoma, occidental. you can see that light to moderate rain pushing through, and napa as well as pushing across, and then down south, boulder creek, just to the west and north of santa cruz and west of los gatos, you can see the showers pushing in. more rain is behind this offshore that is going to push into the bay area, so that storm watch scale for today into tomorrow morning, we're looking at light to moderate rain. the impact for the rain at a four. but the biggest impact will be the afternoon and the evening commute with the wet roadways later today so we're going to time it out for you on future cast, when you will see the rain where you are coming up as well as that weekend forecast. kenny? >> thank you. >>> new developments in the case of an 89-year-old grandmother nearly beaten to death in san francisco. the police officers' association now offering a $10,000 reward for an arrest and conviction. >>> we are asking anyone the in the public on the night of -- the morning of the incident, if you re

although he is seen infrequentl, no he has remained active, spending most of his time either at windsorsandra got the last time he and the queen were seen together at a formal occasion was at the wedding of eugenie last october. for all the stuff they have at their dispal, the duke and the queen both enjoy driving themselves when they areatn their privestates. and so it was in april of 2016 at windsor when president obama and michelle obama paid a visit , organizing the vip guests and preparing to take the wheel for the drive to the castle was the duke, who was then 95. president obama was d.idently unfa pres. obama: i have to say that i have never been driven by duke of edinburgh before. [laughter] pres. obama: and i can reportwa that ivery smooth riding. nicholas: but today's accident in norfolk, mercifully without causing serious injury, is bound to raise questions about whether it is wise for someone rio is five months short of his 98th birthday to on public roads. nicholas witchell, bbc news. laura: close call there for prince philip. in other news, britain's prime minister theresa

and so it was in april of 2016 at windsor when president o oma and michelma paid a visit , organizing guests and preparing to take the wheel for the drive to the castle was the ke, who was then 95. president obama was evidently unfazed. pres. ama: i have to say that i have never been driven by a duke of edinburgh before. [laughter] pres. obama: and i can report that it was very smooth riding. nicholas: but today's accident in norfolk, mercifully witouut causing seinjury, isbo d to raise questions about whether it is wise for someone who is five months short of his 98th birthday to drive on public roads. nicholas witchell, bbc news. laura: close call there for prince philip. in other news, britain's prime minister theresa mus has begun dions with other party leaders to find a way forward on brexit after her deal was rejected by parliament earlier this week. number 10 downing street said all talks have been conducted in a constructive spirit, but the leader of the opposition party, jeremy corbyn, has refused to meet with mrs. may. the palestinn health ministry in the gaza strip says hos

live aleutian ises from windsor procedures and establish an extensive record system like the foundations of modern homes with just one with a good deal and dennis was doing better was basically the same as today's confines of the land metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth on d w. this tuesday w. news live from berlin poland bids farewell to the popular liberal mayor of contents who died monday after being stabbed at a charity event. mourners remember the damage these murders sent shock waves around europe is being laid to rest of the city where he was born and governs also coming up. the death toll rises to sixty six in mexico after a gas pipeline explosion the blaze north of mexico city engulfed people who had gathered to fill up containers.

they tend to stay here until the start of next month, then returning either to london or windsor.u rightly say, you can see some of what is left from yesterday's crash on the ground, just to the side of what is a very busy road. some of that smashed glass, we think that is from the windscreen of the duke of edinburgh's land rover, and also, pa rt edinburgh's land rover, and also, part of a wing mirror as well. we also think that has come from the duke's car. we know he is recovering still on the estate. perhaps reflecting, too, in the days to come, as to whether he will want to continue driving. it is not unusual to see the duke of edinburgh driving. he is often seen around the estate here, and also in the grounds of windsor castle, driving himself. we think he may have had a close protection officer with him in the car when it was flipped over on its side yesterday afternoon. but he perhaps might be reflecting out on whether it is wise to continue driving on public roads. what we think happened was that he was coming out of a private driveway, close to where we are, trying to cfo

the comedy actor windsor davies, who starred as a sergeant major in the bbc comedy it ain't half hot,n he knew on national service, and quickly became a star of the show as he bullied the members of an army concert party in wartime india. stay with us here on bbc world news. hello. the prospect of brighter skies for some of us for part two of the weekend after what was a rather grey, cold start to the weekend. a very wintry feel and look to things for some of us. here's one weather watcher view from the lake district. and we are starting with a frost across particularly parts of scotland, a sharp frost in places, down to —7, —8, so parts of east anglia could be down to —6 as well in the countryside. we've had some cloud overnight into sunday morning. temperatures just above freezing. and there is a weather front moving down across scotland and northern ireland as we go on through sunday. that has then an area of cloud, rain, hill snow especially in scotland as well, so bear that in mind if you're venturing to higher ground. that will slowly move on through. brighter skies follow. bree

later they'll say that conway resembles windsor castle certainly it looks quite different from holland that was what the king's architect intended games of sent george is his name he comes from the continent from savoy in the alps and he's the top man when it comes to casa is on the circuit our third council stands a day's ride south west of conway opposite the isle of anglesey the way that is more or less flat because you can keep to the coast by white steed simply flies along. greg the novel is a heavenly place where that mantic mists play with the towers of the casa. when he planned it james of sent george had the city walls of constantinople in mind that historic importance the dignity and the strangeness of the hexagon to see. he wants to create an elegant festive setting looking at a place where he can demonstrate his power a majestic house which will be seen to full advantage from the coast along with the city will. it will proclaim here dwells lord of what is. a laggard last. april the twenty fifth twelve eighty four a day of special joy for us all at woodside the first prince

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windsor, 12, caledonia 13, roughland, 14. in essex, down by 20%.this demographic reality is perhaps most apparent in our schools like the canary in the mine shaft. public schools now educating 30,000 fewer people than we were in 1997. an average loss of three students a day for 20 years and that trend continues. there is not a single county that hasn't been affected. since 2004, this wasn't all that long ago, franklin county was struck by 3.5% and is doing the best by far. orange county has seen a decline, and roll it is dropped by 16 in caledonia county, 17% in orleans, 19 in washington. bennington and grand isle, 21% and wyndham, 23. three counties, addison, windsor, lost a court or of their students for 14 years and in essex, they are educating 42% fewer kids. these declines are eroding quality of opportunity for children and this is happening on our watch. these trends not only mean fewer in our workforce and schools, fewer customers and businesses, ratepayers for utilities, fewer available for volunteer fire departments and others who support

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windsor two point 81, 2.81 and an inch. this is a warm sector on the next system which is coming and but is mainly all show and not much go but it will be here tuesday into wednesday. look for a lot of cloud cover and some light rain and that is our system coming in. we have three to go at least for the next seven days. any rain will be light but still cloudy to mostly cloudy and light rain. 50s. low 60s to the south. 6:01 am. it is getting busy. >> they removed that finally. someone was having a bad morning. that was pushed off. however, we do have slow traffic. we will start with the macarthur. it will take about 20 minutes from vallejo to drive there. at this point, that is not too bad. there is a back up at the toll plaza as you might imagine. you have to sit there for 15 minutes before you get onto the bridge and it is going to get worse before it gets better. as we take a look at interstate 880 it is all right as well. there is just a little bit of slowing in that area. san mateo bridge still looks good. you see visib

in windsor: 12; caledonia: 13; rutland: 14. and in essex, it's down by almost 20 percent. this demographic reality is perhaps most apparent in our schools, it's like the canary in the mineshaft. in our public schools, we're now educating about 30,000 fewer k-12 students than we were in 1997, that's an average loss of three students a day for over 20 years. and that trend continues. there's not a single county that hasn't been affected. since 2004, which wasn't all that long ago, franklin county's enrollment has shrunk by 3.5 percent, and is doing the best by far. chittenden, lamoille and orange counties have seen declines of 12%. enrollment has dropped by over 16 in caledonia county, 17 percent in orleans and nearly 19 in washington. in bennington and grand isle, it's declined by 21 percent; in windham: 23. three counties, addison, rutland and windsor, have lost a quarter of their students in 14 years. and in essex, they're educating 42 percent fewer kids. these declines are eroding quality and opportunity for our children. and this is happening on our watch. these trends

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the setting was windsor castle, but for fans, it was definitely a courtship with a hollywood ending.'m david daniel reporting. ( will ) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... new year... new laws... the changes you need to know about as we kick off 2019. (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... happy new year! plenty of sunshine to kick off the new year with chilly temperatures and windy conditions again today. high temperatures will range from the low to mid 50's before boosting into the latter part of the week. are following out of the east bay... a 6-year-old girl is in the hospital this morning after being shot during a new year's eve party. it happened around 2:00 this mornign on thermal street in oakland. the girl was playing in teh back yard during the party and was hit with a stray bullet. police believe it was from celbratory gun fire. the girl is currently listed in stable condition. this morning we say hello to a host of new laws. in part three of our series ... we look at upcoming ch

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and the actor windsor davies, best known for his role as the sergeant major in the bbc comedy ‘it ain't, has died at the age of 88. now on bbc news, brazil seemed set to become one of the most successful nations of the 21st century but it's faced problems of corruption, protests, recession and crime. in the second of a three part special series, we examine how brazil's dreams of a better future disappeared. in brazil, the boom years of lula have given way qegeite the tyres}?! in. the saint"; . ——— 77—7 —— ~ dilma has been narrowly reelected in a closely—fought contest. meanwhile, corruption scandals uncovered by operation carwash have begun to expose politicians. more than 157 persons were convicted for bribery and money laundering. and the politicians in turn have begun to look for a scapegoat. president dilma was the obvious choice. dilma's deputy, michel temer, became brazil's new president, but would the country's devastating corruption investigation stop there or would brazil's political convulsions continue? in her first term of office, dilma had made the mistake of alienating con

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keep revolutionizes from windsor procedures and establish an extensive record system laying the foundations of modern police work as much as twenty nine tenants was doing backflips just basically the same as today's confines of berlin metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth on d w. ten. planes. move. move move move move move move move move move move move move move. this is d w news coming to live from berlin it's judgment day for british prime minister theresa may after weeks of waiting lawmakers vote today on whether to accept or reject her controversial breaks a deal with the european union may has warned of dire consequences if parliament's rosabel also coming up poland pays tribute to the slain mayor of the box kabul automotive she was stabbed all the stage at the charity event in front of thousands suit. and.

revolutionizes from windsor procedures a study shows that extensive record system the foundation's. metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth. on t.w. . welcome to focus on europe. we begin in the city of downs poland which is in mourning following the brutal death of its long time mare pavel adam ovitz was killed at a fund raising event while he was addressing a crowd of hundreds a man jumped on stage and stabbed him repeatedly demo that later died of his injuries.

the setting was windsor castle, but for fans, it was definitely a courtship with a hollywood ending.'m david daniel reporting. ( will ) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... new year... new laws... the changes you need to know about as we kick off 2019. ( will ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... happy new year! plenty of sunshine to kick off the new year with chilly temperatures and windy conditions again today. high temperatures will range from the low to mid 50's before boosting into the latter part of the week. this morning, we are waking up to new laws for the new year. whether you are buying a puppy or driving a car... there are new rules for 2019. kron 4's catherine heenan breaks down all that is new arf arfstarting january first, all pet stores will be barred from reselling dogs, cats and rabbits from breeders.assembly bill 485 is designed to crack down on abusive puppy mills. stores can still sell animals from shelters and rescues.the law does not prevent people who want purebred dogs from goin

at the northbay you can see light to moderate rain from windsor, santa rosa, ronald park. it is also in sonoma, hercules, walnut creek and danville with showers. pushing across the bay bridge we saw that on the light traffic camera of the rain coming down from emeryville to the bay bridge into san francisco, alameda, oakland and daly city with showers picking up as well as redwood city, sunnyvale across the south bay. temperatures in the mid 50s as we start the day. here's what you can expect with off and on rain this morning, strong storms rolling in this morning, the afternoon and tonight with heavy rain and strong wind. the storm asked is from 3 pm to 11 pm when frthonatwi cold push across the bay area. you can see the widespread action with the heavy rain at times as we go through 3 pm. you can still see the rain coming down. here is 7 pm with the actual pacific front. as we go through tonight we will see a burst of heavy rain with the heaviest rain as well as the strongest wind at 8 pm. you can see that front pushing through. as we go through 10 pm it will push across

now, lovely boys, you all know how to present arms, even you mr danny windsor davies said he modelledan army concert party in wartime india, on characters he met during national service. with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. hello, good evening. we're starting with football — match of the day and sportscene in scotlandfollowti‘reflews-l what happened, you need to avert your attention now. liverpool are seven points clear at the top of the premier league after coming from a goal down to beat crystal palace 4—3. celtic are still on course for an historic treble — through to the last 16 of the scottish cup. but the shock of the round was in ayreshire where the part—timers achenlick talbot knocked out ayr united from the championship. law student craig mccracken scoring the only goal of the game. great britain's doubles tennis players are going strong at the australian open with jamie murray one of four players still in the tournament. today's singles action though ended with a mixed day for the williams sisters and a place in the last 16 for world

canada, auto workers lost their jobs in detroit and windsor, on ontario from globalization.auto workers on the windsor side of the border were so much better off than those on the american side. there are lessons we can learn from that. >> nick, cougood to see you. see you back stateside. back to you. >> thank you both for joining us live from davos, switzerland. as we have mentioned during the course of the hour, the president expected to speak. he actually did a few minutes ago. here's the tape playback. >> we think it's too bad. i would say this, the state of the union speech has been canceled by nancy pelosi because she doesn't want to hear the truth. she doesn't want the american public to hear what's going on, and she's afraid of the truth. and the super left democrats, the radical democrats, what's going on in that party is shocking. i know many people that were democrats and they're switching over right now and they're switching over quickly. so i hope they know what they're doing for their party. so far they haven't. if you know, i won the senate, meaning we won the

from the royal box at wimbledon to mbe use at windsor castle.petition, being celebrities they told me has been surreal. when you look back on and think where we really they are? with that us on that podium? and that all afterwards from people coming up to you and saying oh it's menna fitzpatrick! and getting to do some cool things on the back of it. that for me was the most surreal moment. ican quite for me was the most surreal moment. i can quite honestly say this is one of the scariest things we have ever done. we skied on a mountain at 70 miles an hour. kind of the red carpet as you have been on the last four months. we are more comfortable here. it is in this alpine hideaway that they have been preparing for their next challenge. no british skiers have ever won a world title as well as a paralympic one. and the bronze last time around is still a painful memory. menna fitzpatrick had broken her hand not that long before. and so it was a little bit disappointing. have your life change, do you think? they have changed a little bit but we are st

and there's a new location in windsor... in addition to santa rosa. ahead: it's called the super blood wolf moon' - >> and elusive beer that is only available in february maybe getting a bit easier to get this time around. the owners of the russian river brewing company are expanding production of their signature product. ed he workfo they are making 350 barrels up from 160 last year. is w son award it is only available during the first two weeks of february and there is a new location in windsor in addition to santa rosa >>> still ahead, it is called the super blood wolf moon and you will have a chance to see it this weekend new numbers from the c-d-c show... flu activity remains widespread in 30 states. here you >>> new numbers show the flu activity remains widespread in 30 states. car the current estimates show as many as 9.6 million people have been sick with the flu so far this season. ealthy patients up to half of those visited the doctor and up to 114,000 have been hospitalized but otherwise healthy people who start to feel bodyaches and fever

there it is, north to santa rosa up towards windsor, hillsboro, geyserville, you're in some rain.t here yet it will be sunday. 50s and 60s toward the south. 5:00 in the morning on the friday. >>> areas traffic

windsor, heelsburg, santa rosa, be careful that. that's the only fog we're seeing.ere's a look from tam. it is clear this morning. 30s and 40s. we're already 60 at noon. we hang out through 60 at 4:00. back into the upper 40s and 50s at 7:00. sue. >> we've got your usual slow traffic out of central valley for about a 40-minute drive on westbound 580. a trouble spot in hayward. this is southbound 80 near winton. a big rig is blocking a lane and possibly an addition sal lane. traffic is now stacked up on soub 880 to san leandro. we'll check back to see if they get that cleared. it may take some time. >> thanks, sue. >>> marin county officials will be pushing for a third lane on the upper deck of the richmond-san rafael bridge. >> westbound commuters have had enough with the awful traffic. jobina fortson is live to explain what they're asking for. jobina? >> reporter: good morning. officials are hoping to have something similar to what's on the golden gate bridge. if you check out the situation on the roadway here right now, you can see that we have an open space here

keep revolutionizes from windsor procedures and a study shows an extensive record system laying the foundations of modern homes with just one which is what dion johnson was doing back then was basically the same as today's coastline on the land metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth on t.w. . june. mid july. mrs d. w. news live from berlin to resign may is a plan b. for breaking the brags that dead box after m.p. is overwhelmingly rejected her deal to me earlier this week the british prime minister will present the. new plans to lawmakers but can't absolve the longstanding concerns over the irish border because it's also coming up clashes erupted in athens as greek nationalists protest a deal to change the name of their country's northern neighbor they say changing macedonia's name to north macedonia would be an insult.

could be puddling on 101 in the northern parts of windsor. it is the north bay that's going to see the steady action today. flow from the south, the way the mountains are oriented that they naturally lift that. as we look at the big picture, we've got a chance of thunderstorms the closer you are to the coast today. if you're heading to the sierra, don't go up today. it's snowing pretty heavily. thursday through saturday you're good. sunday through next thursday, got a lot of chances of snow coming that way. >> here's jessica. >>> thank you, mike. >>> an 86-year-old woman from la jolla california -- >> she's flying into the record books. look out. there she goes. she's going to appear in the 2019 guinness world record book. she overcame her fear of heights and first tried trapeze eight years ago. it started when a friend gave her a gift certificate for a class. now she's a veteran at her flying trapeze school. >> it's higher than you think. but i'm here, i jumped. i was like, it changed my life. i don't know how long i'm going to be able to do