destroyed -- that opens the detroit-windsor tunnel. it's the first nation connecting tunnel in the world in it has been working seamlessly since that time. it had a $50 million renovation in the 1990's, but it sees almost 10,000 cars a day. 90%ransports mainly people, cars, 2% trucks. it can be everything from iphones to baby food to tomato soup. if it's made in america, it goes through that tunnel pending not hazardous or explosive material. in 1922, the detroit river was the busiest freshwater shipping tunnel in the world. it still is today. things are transported throughout the entire world. on freighter maps. there's not a continent we don't touch. the ambassador bridge was completed on november 15, 1929. when it opened, it was the longest extension bridge in the world and it holds that record for about four months before it's taken. it allows shipments of traitor traffic.der the bridge itself was completed by one man. he builds the bridge as an economic driver. it is a toll bridge. .t is owned by individual means 10,000's in my tr

and windsor road, a distance ofaround 1.5 avenue and windsor road, a distance of around 1.5 miles.taken to hospital discharged, sent home, told to wash their clothes and have a shower. advice to people if they are suffering from itchy eyes, wash them out with lots of cold water. beyond that, we don't know much but police thank everyone for their patience. to double-check, the court is still in place? police are telling anyone inside the cording to shut their windows, telling anyone inside the cording to shut theirwindows, doors, telling anyone inside the cording to shut their windows, doors, stay indoors for the time being. while they try to figure out what has happened exactly. thank you, ben. the headlines on bbc news... the prime minister pledges 2.5 billion pounds to create ten—thousand new prison places — and says all police forces will be given extended stop and search powers. police in hong kong fire tear gas at pro—democracy protesters in the tenth consecutive weekend of anti—government demonstrations. the fbi is investigating the death of the multi—millionaire businessman

today, dame barbara windsor and her husband urge the prime minister to "sort out" dementia care funding. unite with me against dementia. barbara and i want to lend unite with me against dementia. barbara and i want to [end our voices to fixing dementia care for everyone. please stand united with us everyone. please stand united with us by signing our letter to the prime minister, as he urgently needs to to address these challenges. she already met boris johnson a decade ago, when he asked herfor a pint. is that who i think it is? you said he was going to be around walford way, now is your chance. can i have a pint of bitter, please. also today: this woman, victoria smith, died months after her disability benefits were stopped. now the assessment company capita is going to court to fight a decision that it mishandled her claim. we'll talk to victoria's mum. she was a human being. she was my daughter. and she was my friend and my world. plus, james hodder‘s girlfriend kirsty boden was killed in the london bridge attacks. he's calling for an urgent meeting with thejustice secretary in his

not dutch -- not just detroit is a city or windsor as a city.ernational border crossing it is, it is rife with of national security. you used to be able to walk right up to its pylon basis. people used to picnic under the base of the ambassador bridge. post 9/11, security concerns have meant that is all closed off. the nearest you could get to the intoe is 150 yards security. and counterfeit booze and products that aren't reputable coming over these crossings. they are border protected by border security. conversations monitoring the traffic and making sure that what is brought into the city is legal. it is tireless work. dnr, ourudes the island park in the middle of the detroit river, border crossing, michigan'srity, and -- michigan police. for the last nearly 100 years, the ambassador bridge, coupled with our two trouble -- two tunnels, have been a huge part of commerce for the region. as detroit continues to grow, we are building a new bridge span. it will be called the international bridge crossing and fall just north of where the current am

the daytime highs at 96 for windsor and st. helena. the seven-day forecast, triple digit heat inland wednesday and for thursday, slowly cooling down through the end of the week, especially by the weekend with daytime highs at or just below average by saturday and sunday. >>> thank you so much but the first day of school in san mateo, we will get to that drive time prediction in a moment. the overall big picture, mostly great out there, green, if you will. zooming in, let's go to a stall on westbound 90. at hillsdale boulevard, i'm zooming in because san mateo is back to school today. no problems for any of you hitting the roadways this early, very early for back-to- school but if that's the case, good luck and have a great day. the altamont pass, slow going out of the tracy triangle, 32 miles-an-hour westbound and when you get halfway toward livermore, good and back to regular running speed all the way to the dublin interchange. no slowing on 680 or 84, good news for those going south. the drivetime is now in the yellow with a 30 minut

in windsor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a three alarm fire damage community artist ses of the deadly ghost ship fire. the warehouse was located on 23rd avenue right off of interstate 880. no one was living inside the warehouse this time and no one was hurt. but the fire destroyed at least 10 businesses that were part of an artist collective known as moxie. the fire was first spotted at 6:20 this morning, black smoke could be seen for miles, and nearby residents were told to shelter in place. fire investigators say determining the cause of the fire could take a while.>> it is not suspicious, it seems accidental in nature, but they are trying to pinpoint how and why it happened.>> some of the tenants were on the scene inspecting the damage, the artists are working with the fire department to determine the next steps. >>> firefighters in dublin contain a fast-moving grass 2:0 alameda county fire crew said 248 acres burned, it took four tankers, dozens of cruise and ears were to put the fire out. the cause of it is under investigation. >>> data conquered were community leaders held a vigil tonight

and even queen victoria met him and invited him to windsor castle. he was a famous man. more so when he became associated with uncle tom which originally was incredibly high praise. >> and so tell me, how did harriet beecher stowe know about him, and did the two ever meet? >> yes. they did meet once, at least once. they ran in some same circles. harriet beecher stowe wrote four autobiographies. she'd read many slave narratives and had spoken with many people both enslaved and free. she had a lot of sources for the character. but the problem was, of course, that within a couple years of her very, very famous novel being published, shows started skewing "uncle tom" if something else. josiah henson was strong, but in the show he was a weak man. josiah was middle-aged. the uncle tom in the show was old and shuffled. he was turned into instead of somebody heroic, into a baa foon. while that first uncle tom really made him even more famous throughout england, canada, and the united states, that second notion, i mean, the shows were the most popular form of entertainment, and s

some of those people come from windsor across the river into detroit and they see opportunities in michigan that they didn't see in ontario. there's a whole mix of motives and i'm trying to sort out how to bring those things together. >> what kind of jobs are they returning to in america? >> in the late 19th century there are african-americans coming out of canada who are specifically porters on the railroad and some working as hotel staff but are seen as having a british education in wisconsin and niagara falls. but by the turn of the 20th century right before the great migration we see william perry is the first african-american who works for the ford motor company because he happens to know henry ford who is part of this group that comes back from canada into the united states. i feel like the company has celebrated him but have not told the canadian part of the story so i'm trying to think of this border crossing as part of the way they structure their lives pick >> how do you go about researching that? >> it's an interesting process. a lot of people care about where their families are

barbara windsor begging boris for fairer dementia care. this is in a couple of the papers.her husband, scott, who is talking about... they are saying they are very lucky that they have they are very lucky that they have the means and the support to help ca re the means and the support to help care for her, but they are basically speaking out for the people who don't have that. because she has outside most? yes, she has alzheimer ‘s. outside most? yes, she has alzheimer 's. -- outside most? yes, she has alzheimer 's. —— because she has alzheimer's. they are campaigning alongside the alzheimer society and they say there's £2.11 billion needed to solve this crisis. alzheimer's specifically, and dementia, and social care in general, is such a difficult topic when it comes to politics and funding it. we know that was one of the big things that tripped up theresa may in the 2016 general election campaign when it was branded... when her plans were branded the dementia tax. it's another reminder way away from brexit about why there clearly has to bea brexit about why there clearly

some of those people come from windsor into detroit and say see opportunities in michigan that they didn't see in ontario. there's a whole mix of motives and stories. and i'm trying to sort out how to bring those things together. but what kind of jobs were they returning to in america? in the late 19th century , there were african-americans coming out of canada who specifically were porters on the railroad, some that were working as hotel staff. they had a british accent and education. by the turn of the 20th century, we actually right before the great migration without william perry. the first african-american who works for the ford motor company. he happen to know henry ford. he is from amherst ontario. he's part of the group coming back from canada into united states. i feel it before company celebrated here but they have not told the canadian part of the story. and i'm trying to bring that in. the border parse part and how it structured their families. a lot of people were linked to individual families. but people didn't necessarily care if they lived in michigan, ontario, niagara fall

some of those people come from windsor just across the river into detroit, seeing opportunities in michigan they didn't see in ontario. so there's a whole mix of motives and stories, and i'm trying to bring them together. >> and what kinds of jobs are they returning to, in america? >> in the late 19th century, there are african-americans coming out of canada who are porters on the railroads, and some working as hotel staff. they are seen as having a british accent, british education, seen as something fancy. but by the turn of the 20th century, we have right before the great migration, we see william perry, the first african-american who works for the ford motor company, because he happens to know henry ford. he's from amherst, ontario, part of this group that comes back from canada into the united states. the ford company celebrated perry, but they haven't told the canadian part of the story. i am trying to think about these people, their border crossing is part of having structured their lives. >> how do you go about researching this? >> it's interesting because a lot of people care about

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year siemens is one of europe's biggest industrial firms makes a range of products from trains to windsor bonds. now. there we are for young people in poland the benefits of moving abroad are often pretty self-evident they're more jobs and they pay better well warsaw has a plan to keep more workers at home and it too is aimed at their pocketbooks. no more income tax for poles under $26.00 sounds good ideally a new law will convince young people to look for work at home instead of a process the polish government. with taxes at 0 percent for these young people they will receive a higher salary into their bank accounts and that makes establishing a family easier and faster of course the important issue is also that we would like to associate the professional careers of young polish people with our country. currently between 2 and 3000000 poles work abroad britain germany and the scandinavian countries particularly popular once established there they usually don't go back. meanwhile at home the polish economy is steadily growing and workers are desperately needed was 0 tax proposal stop the t

now dame barbara windsor, alongside her husband,is barbara windsor, alongside her husband, is askingarbara and i wa nt me against dementia. barbara and i want to lend our voices to fixing dementia care for everyone. please stand united with us by signing our letter to the prime minister as he urgently needs to address these challenges. also on the programme, this is victoria smith. she died months after her personal independence payments were stopped following a benefits assessment by the firm capital. we will hear why the firm capital. we will hear why the company is now going to court to reverse what it says is the reputational damage it suffered after victoria smith's death. we will talk to her mother. join us at ten live on bbc two and the bbc news channel and online. time now for the morning briefing, where we bring you up to speed on the stories people are watching, reading and sharing. one of britain's leading legal figures has said borisjohnson could remain as prime minister and fight a general election even if he loses a vote of no confidence in the commons over brexit. lord

at windsor castle where the papers are store. every morning i would show my badge and then climb 100 into steps and stairs to the round tower in their other papers. a gorgeous oversized red binders. george's own secretary when he began to go blind. he wrote not only most of his own correspondence, he made the copies and as you pull through these pages you don't need to wear gloves, they are very nice about it. there's a tactical sense of being in his presence. among other things he's a great list maker. list of british garrisons abroad between 1764 and 1785. the broil navy vessels under construction and various shipyards. if all the regiments in america the number of officers, musicians and rank-and-file troops each tabulated with his arithmetic scratching in the margins. george copied out his own recipes for cough syrup. write this down, rosemary, rice, vinegar, brown sugar boiled in silver. he was a theatergoers. he kept critical notes under dramatic actors. had a formal gravity on his knee and appear senile. he married and obs

some of those people for example come from windsor just across the river into detroit and see opportunities in michigan they didn't see in ontario. and so there is a whole mix of motivates and stories i'm trying to bring those together. >> what kind of jobs are they returning to in america? >> so in the late 19th century there are african-americans coming out of canada who specifically are porters on the railroad. and there are some that are working as hotel staffs that they see as having a british accent or british education. and that's seen as something fancy. in wisconsin and in nyaarigea falls. but by the turn of the 20th century right before the great migration we see william perry as the first african-americans working for the ford motor company because he happens to know henry ford. he is from amherst ontario. he comes back from canada into the united states, part that have group. i feel like the ford company celebrated perry but haven't told the canadian part of the story. i'm trying to bring that in and think about how the people and the border crossing how they structured lives. >

in the middle of the royal madness in windsor. >> harry, you ready? are you ready, harry?ncy, there are so many great moments and easy to see why all these a-listers ask for you by name. >> i don't even let my own cameras in the home. >> i love you. >> you've always told stories by keeping it special, passionate and kind. we will miss you. ♪ and i say to myself me and nancy are going to hawaii is such a wonderful world ♪ >> that was so beautiful. >> here's the thing that i will say. we love you here. we'll miss you. but most importantly your family. you never say goodbye to family. >> okay. see you again soon. fun time always. love you all. discover elvive protein recharge leave-in conditioner. our heat protecting formula, leaves hair 15-times stronger. ♪ in just 1 use elvive revives damaged hair. >>> closed captioning provided by . >>> monday on "e.t." angelina jolie and brad pitt's big weekend as their eldest son turns 18. grrs. >> he's got a wicked sense off humor. >> and "little mermaid" news from melissa mccarthy. >> and heating things up in "the kitchen." >> what are

oakland.ancisco. 75 for san leandro and mid 90s in windsor. >>> let's take a look at what our bridge travel times look like. mobile 5 is right now as we speak on the ground headed across the bay bridge leaving san francisco. no problems to report at all and that into san francisco part that's a little bit slower. i'll continue to track your traffic times ahead. >>> it's late august and this is crunch time for both the a's and giants. a's top pitching prospect he's going to start in the bull pen. bottom 1. matt olsen. this is for you. that's olsen's 26th home run. going with state farm for a little insurance. and the a's led 3-1. homer bailey allowed one run. bailey has allowed one run. and now tied with tampa for the second wild card spot. want to see what the giant's playoff chances look like is ti. but the giants started hooeny gave up 3 home runs in just 4 innings. the giants now trail chicago by 4 and a half games in a wild card race. if antonio brown was all in or all out. but john gruden sounds like he knows the answer. >> seems like antonio's all ine? eha ahro w all o par of t

>> i have been a conversation with john windsor who -- his builder is probably the best in town, and he is excited about this project. we are going to sit and work on some of these issues. we did meet with the tenderloin station and a.l.u. the other day , and their concerns, after looking at what we've got in these facilities, they have no concern about us. they have a big concern about the neighborhood, and we agree. the type of people that can afford to rent a facility, also can afford to have large buses, even just to take them back to the center. >> neighbors don't like buses running. >> we're looking at jones street , and right now, market street is in a horrible place, and it will not be great. >> okay. what i'm saying is that when an application comes in, especially with such a large facility, it would be nice to know how you would handle such a thing because we do get complaints from the neighbors about large crowds coming out at night, his we want to try and prevent that and we want to know how you will prevent that. it is good that if you had an in-house security manager, m

and looking at highs topping out at 85 for windsor. there we go with that 7-day forecast cooling down and thursday and friday and warming up into the weekend and also for labor day. back to you. >>> 6:19. the family of a minor league baseball player is targeted in a horrific triple homicide. we'll have the investigation into the tragedy and the incredible arrest of a completely naked suspect. >> let's head outside right now as we take a live look from our treasure island camera looking athe bay bridge. look at that, all kinds of shades of gray to kick off this wednesday morning. 6:20. here's one you guys will like. show me making it. oh! i got one. the best of amy poehler. amy, maybe we could use the voice remote to search for something that you're not in. show me parks and rec. from netflix to prime video to live tv, xfinity lets you find your favorites with the emmy award-winning x1 voice remote. show me the best of amy poehler, again. this time around... now that's simple, easy, awesome. experience the entertainment you love on x1.

. >>> in the north bay, a number of small brush fires shut down a southbound lane of windsor. once crews got the fires under control around 7:00, there was car accident in the area adding to the traffic jam. >>> inspiring visit today to paradise, a city slowly and steadily returning from the flames of the devastating camp fire. time since the fire. >> good morning, what's going on? >> cheerful welcome for governor newsom. >> happy to be back in school? >> visiting to check in on students back to class nine months after camp fire destroyed their town. >> want to see the progress and make sure we're following through on our promises. proud of the work they've done. >> half the schools survived the fire and reopening after smoke damage cleared and filters installed. >> expecting 1,000 kids, now at 1,600, had tearful moments and we're having to hire, great problem to have. >> says the district was able to reopen the schools thanks in large part to funding from the state. >> really can't afford to make cuts, especially in the social/emotional area. >> governor says he's listening a

windsor, 86 degrees. the cloudier day will be on sunday. monday we get more sunshine.hen we warm up will be back to average for most places. this is your tgif kpix forecast. >>> next, update on delays at sfo after a computer outage. >>> plus, there are major delays expected this weekend. a look at the construction project that is going to be an obstacle to get around. how riders are preparing. >>> a bakery change is putting up a closed sign for good after nearly 4 decades. with the owners say was the missing ingredient in their continued success. ♪ >>> driving away in a new car can mean hours at the dealership. >>> a company called carb anna wants to make it as easy as dropping a coin in a slot. the latest vehicle dispensing vending machine opened up in orange county. cars are stacked in a glass tower along the 405 freeway. they take online orders for lightly used cars. and then they are sent to this eight story glass tower to be claim. >>> entered the coin into the music scene the machine. it is fully automated. it grabs the car on the seventh floor and brings it all

windsor 87. lakeport 97 degrees but not changing much but a couple degrees up or down here are they are depending on the day. cloutier next tuesday and wednesday. we are staying in the 60s and 70s and low 80s net the water. highs will be in the low to middle 90s inland for the next seven days. perhaps all the way to september. >>> bart is considering a ban on panhandlers. and performance on his trains. it could lead to lawsuits. >>> historic fires in the amazon. why environmentalists say there is no overstating the crisis in brazil. >>> why the san francisco das office is passing on charging the suspect in this violent attack. >>> oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! u

in the middle of the royal madness in windsor. >> harry, you ready? are you ready, harry? are so many great moments and easy to see why all these a-listers ask for you by name. >> i don't even let my own cameras in the home. >> i love you. >> you've always told stories by keeping it special, passionate and kind. we will miss you. ♪ and i say to myself me and nancy are going to hawaii is such a wonderful world ♪ >> that was so beautiful. >> here's the thing that i will say. we love you here. we'll miss you. but most importantly your family. you never say goodbye to family. >> okay. see you again soon. fun time always. love you all. some guys captaincy in her background have winning in their background and they >>a really good criteria. when it comes to characters so are we but probably on that and that we did. >>all right here from jon gruden 5 i've practice is down or so we kinda can't blame the rams next week i s is this expected we call this 6 practice and brown has been out there were at least one or one of is like been out there 2 or 3 let's let's get to our head of th

actress barbara windsor is calling on borisjohnson to "end the dementia care funding scandal," according. the express leads with the same story, saying barbara winsor has written a letter demanding prime minister borisjohnson acts now to solve the dementia crisis. and the sun's front page features a mother's campaign for the nhs to allow her five—year—old daughter who has a burst blood vessel in her brain to be treated abroad. lets begin with a look at the telegraph, henry, and brussels expects no deal. and if the idea of thejohnson expects no deal. and if the idea of the johnson administration was expects no deal. and if the idea of thejohnson administration was to convince the eu that no deal was a very real possibility, maybe this is evidence it has succeeded. absolutely. one of the queue behind the scenes decisions borisjohnson took as soon as he entered downing street was to get rid of olly robbins, who had been theresa may's main adviser on europe, but also the main adviser on europe, but also the main negotiator between the eu and the uk for the last three years. he has replaced h

berkley. 80 for san francisco. 86 for a high in oakland. 100 degrees in santa rosa for a high and 99 in windsor. >>> the giants today are fighting for their post season lives. you know what that means for madison bomb garner. and then on a 1-2 blow it past s a mistake. giants had three straight two out doubles. the third by kevin polar and the giants take a 2-1 lead. 7 innings. 9 strikeouts he allowed just one run and his last two starts he is on fire. could will smith close it out. he loaded the bases and finally got the tying runs just 90 feet away. the second wild in the american league. seattle's kyle seager already with two home runs. the ball hit off neego goodrum's glove. mariners won the game 11-6. >>> and now the latest installment of the antonio brown soap opera. >> as the world turns. >> the drama is killing me. in this morning's installment, the all-pro receiver did not practice because of his frost-bitten feet and is now on the look out for a new helmet he's comfortable wearing and is league approved. hey, at the end of the day at least brown is watching channel 5. >> i see my face

it will be taking its weather away from us, but in its wake you can see the windsors doubling of thec and blowing in some showers into ireland and scotland and some in the north west. the further south and east you are the better the weather will be a monday. medal of all this, these temperatures little bit disappointing. it is technically, statistically still a very warm time of the year. fingers crossed that he wants a warm weather, something woman is coming oui’ weather, something woman is coming our way. probably not until september, i guess. enke thomas. broadcaster ian collins is here to tell us, what's caught his eye. let us start with a—levels. make a—level week this week. usually the pictures of students jumping up and down with joy etc. i think this is very disturbing actually, 22% drop in student studying english literature. the theory behind this is that students now are going for exams and decrees that they think will be specific to the job they might want. of course, largely speaking a lot of employers ijust saying you need a degree. does not matter what it is in, it is

subsidy middle 60s. 88 windsor. 93 st. helena. ukiah 94 degrees. cooldown every day. cooler tuesday and wednesday. thursday friday and saturday by the weekend nobody is hitting 80. cloutier in the morning for all of us. temperatures will rebound early next week. plan on a cooler than average week. >>> a new tool for your next yosemite trip. the app that will help you make the most out of your visit. >>> introducing togo's new hot chicken sandwiches. the brewpub chicken with grilled chicken, crispy smokehouse bacon, and fresh avocado. the new buffalo chicken with frank's redhot wings sauce. or the tangy barbecue chicken with chipotle mayo. the new hot chicken trio at togo's. how far would you go for a togo? >>> is high school student today's students rising above scholar focused on his education as a way to secure his future. >>> butler is making educational opportunity for others. his new priority. >> reporter: it is a sweet uni reunion with friends and family for oakland native dalvin butler. in his hometown after spending the last seven years. teaching high school i

windsor eighty-seven, lakeport ninety degrees. your extended forecast calling for continued holding friday and saturday. nobody even hits eighty degrees and barely about sixty below the water. sunday will be sunny and warmer as the hunter breeze begins to go away and next week we warm- up likely of the 70s and 90s away from the water. it is your trance forecast. >>> new at x, a bay area city so desperate for housing planning drastic measures to keep visitors out. plus yuni shutting down service for two weeks. will the routine may hence address recent meltdowns? in a free bus ticket out of one bay area's, but it felt immediate quota when it comes to sending homeless people away. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12

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just slightly cooler appeared yesterday, 77 berkeley, 75 san francisco, two oakland, 92 petaluma, 96 windsor. >>> 4:37, i'm tracking all your travel times, it's get a check on the san rafael bridge where there is no emergency construction of the bridge itself, however, there are link ushers close to the bridge, you can kind of see it from the live picture here, the right- hand lane is closed once you get past the cones, you can head to the right-hand side and to the cash lanes, in the meantime it there does not seem to be delays on your personal toll pleasant, once you get to the toll pleasant a promise, even easier your way across into marin. >>> you remember what john goodman demanded of his teens this weekend a meeting? >> more than anything i want better execution. are we clear that? better blank execution >> and appears the speech at home in arizona. 84 showed up in uniform, check it out, with a helmet, he warmed up but he did not play. back to the execution thing, ryan grant, since pop is not around i will say is, touched him. raiders. 175 yard pass, 53 on this beauty, redo. gaffer, 17

there's a big match at windsor park in belfast tonight.econd leg of their europa league qualifying tie. david healey‘s side are 2—1 up after the first leg against montenegran side fk sutjeska. it is important we concentrate on us and what we can do and how well we played last week individually and collectively. the players are all well prepared for the game tomorrow night. it is a game that they are relishing i'm relishing and everyone involved in the club is looking forward to it. it is the challenge we will meet head—on. manchester city have avoided a transfer ban after admitting breaching fifa rules on signing youth players. the premier league champions have been fined £315,000. fifa said city breached article 19 of its regulations: "international transfers of players are only permitted if the player is over the age of 18." the future of bury football club remains uncertain, with yet another match being postponed. their league game on saturday against gillingham will not go ahead, after the football league said they did not receive enou

dame barbara windsor is on the front page of the mirror and a few of the other papers this morning.funding "scandal". the eastenders star — who has alzheimer's — has signed an open letter to the government to mark her appointment as an ambassador of the alzheimer's society. brexit is the lead story in the telegraph. it says the eu expects the uk to leave the bloc without a deal. there's also a picture of james anderson leaving the field at edgbaston after a 251—run defeat against australia. we talked about it. the guardian also leads with brexit. it says european diplomats have been told a no—deal brexit is mrjohnson's "central scenario". the times writes that facebook friends are better than neighbours, that's according to a cultural historian who says the facebook generation is able to forge more worthwhile social connections based on choice and not proximity. which i think is very interesting, actually, isn't it? yep. and the talk about millennial is as well. we get so much contact with everyone here on breakfast. so much information, so many lovely things we communicate on socia

:30 tonight, drivers reported seeing flames along the southbound lanes of 101 near shiloh road in windsor. one fire official counted as many as seven spot fires. chp shut down one southbound lane as crews worked to put the fires out. press democrat talked with a battalion chief who said the fires were most likely caused by a malfunctioning vehicle that was towing a trailer. >>> another grass fire broke out around the same time. it burned about 140 acres west of 580 near patterson pass and midway. cal fire says warm and dry conditions helped the fire spread quickly. crews were able to contain the flames about an hour after getting the call. >>> now to livermore where a single engine plane crash landed this morning sending the pilot to the hospital. the plane developed an unknown problem and she decided to put the plane and down in a grassy field. the pilot was the only person on board that cessna 120. officials say she was in stable condition when taken to the hospital. >>> in butte county the pilot of a corporate jet aboard at a takeoff -- two passengers managed to get out of that plane s

a horse trailer suddenly showed up last tuesday at the home depot in windsor. this is north of santa rosa. inside these two malnourished horses. and now animal control said a thief stole the horses from a ranch in santa clara county and then dumped them in the parking lot with no food or water. the horses are recovering now in sonoma county. police say they've identified the possible thief. >>> nearly nine months after the campfire destroyed the town of paradise, deputies have found one of the missing. a detective spotted 47-year-old wendy carol walking along the street in oroville. investigators say carol knew she was listed as missing but she didn't report herself as a live because she thought she had unresolved legal issues and that leaves one person still missing. 51-year-old sarah sabbia, it is unclear whether she was in paradise at the time. leads suggest she was there. >>> another first for the bay area. sfo is about to be the first airport to ban the use of single sale of plastic water bottles so you have to use compostable or containers or buy them at