windsor had this notion of having to invent; windsor made ideas, a windsor solution for a windsor problem.. it is kind of bad, because you know, i work in detroit, i see how things are happening there. i see the progress that's being made. i lived in toronto and i see how that happens. i've traveled all over the world. there's no reason why we should not be borrowing from other places that work. most people from here, from windsor, are going to go across the border. they're going to go to a tigers' game. they're going to be downtown detroit. there's no rivalries and no reason why we should not be transferring all those ideas as much as possible. it's not a long commute, i know, but why... what's your reasoning for living here and working in detroit? we have problems here, but they are of a different magnitude, and our magnitude is much less because our political system, our economic system, they have a totally different undercurrent. we don't see the people that are at a lower economic standing without any safety net. the street festival has been a huge success. but the shift in ford city

. . ., ~ , ., windsor.hank you. nick witchell joins _ windsor. helena, thank you. nick witchell joins me. _ windsor. helena, thank you. nick witchell joins me. an _ windsor. helena, thank you. nick i witchelljoins me. an unprecedented situation for the royal family? witchelljoins me. an unprecedented situation for the royalfamily? it situation for the royal family? it is, the royal family hasn't faced a situation such as this in modern time, with a senior member of the family, the second son of the monarch, facing allegation of sexual assault in a court, an allegation of course which he denies but the royal family have acted very quickly because the reputational risk is very considerable and very real. i think we can detect the hands of charles and william in all of this. it would be very odd if the queen was not consulting them, was not taking their counsel, particularly in the absence now of the duke of edinburgh. they will be concerned, i'm sure, for andrew at a human level, but they are very much more c

the service began with a tribute from the dean of windsor.ired by his unwavering loyalty to our queen, by his service to the nation and the commonwealth, by his courage, fortitude and faith. watching on, close family members and, seated alone, the queen. we remember before thee this day, philip, duke of edinburgh, rendering thanks unto thee for his resolute faith and loyalty, for his high sense of duty and integrity, for his life of service to the nation and commonwealth, and for the courage and inspiration of his leadership. slowly, the duke's coffin was lowered into the royal vault. this was a funeral choreographed by prince philip, and in the final moments, buglers sounded the royal navy's call to action stations. bugles play call to action stations. after the service, the queen returned to her private quarters. the rest of the family walked back, prince harry in conversation with his sister—in—law catherine and brother william. after months of public discord, this was a time for a show of unity. the funeral here at windsor castle was a fi

the service began with a tribute from the dean of windsor.inspired by his unwavering loyalty to our queen, by his service to the nation and the commonwealth, by his courage, fortitude and faith. watching on, close family members and, seated alone, the queen. we remember before thee this day, philip, duke of edinburgh, rendering thanks unto thee for his resolute faith and loyalty, for his high sense of duty and integrity, for his life of service to the nation and commonwealth, and for the courage and inspiration of his leadership. slowly, the duke's coffin was lowered into the royal vault. this was a funeral choreographed by prince philip, and in the final moments, buglers sounded the royal navy's call to action stations. bugles play call to action stations. after the service, the queen returned to her private quarters. the rest of the family walked back, prince harry in conversation with his sister—in—law catherine and brother william. after months of public discord, this was a time for a show of unity. the funeral here at windsor castle was

by summer in windsor, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. an investigation is underway tonight into what started the fire that killed 12 people in philadelphia early this morning . at least eight of the victims are children. that fire broke out inside a three story residential building that had been converted to city run apartments. officials say none of the fire alarms in the duplex was functioning. the neighboring community is now in shock. well it's just incredibly heartbreaking. what happens and , um i don't know. i just feel like we failed as a society to not be able to provide safe housing for the people of our city, especially for the children. tonight neighbors gathered to mourn at the scene of that fire. so far, the victims have not been identified . but relatives say two of the adults who died were sisters and some of their children were among the victims. the consumer electronics show is happening in las vegas coming up tonight we take a look at some of the technology and tell you how bay area tech companies are participating. vir

in windsor, andrea, kpix 5. >>> a live look from san francisco where charges have been dropped against a man who suffered serious injuries during what his attorneys call an illegal arrest. the incident happened last february in the castro. these are the injuries suffered by sergio lugo. the public defender's office says he was walking down the street when two officers approached him and attempted to search him without probable cause. when he tried to walk away, he was allegedly tackled to the ground and pinned down and then a third officer allegedly started hitting him repeatedly. lugo was holding an exacto knife that cut one of the officers when he was taken down. he was accused of assault with a deadly weapon and a number of other crimes. prosecutor haves dropped the charges. police chief bill scott released a statement saying quote, i'm disappointed with the da's decision in this case. mr. lugo resisted arrest and violently assaulted our officers, injuring one of them with an exacto knife. >>> san francisco's police commission met to discuss whether to adopt a new use of force polic

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our correspondent helena wilkinson is outside windsor castle. interview, he has led a very isolated life year and he shares his home with his former wife year and perhaps he is going to be turning to her in this moment. but going forward, we are not going to see prince andrew out and about as a working member of the royalfamily and that as a working member of the royal family and that decision clearly decides to separate prince andrew's court case from the royal families public duties. he will now focus on the case, the queen who should be celebrating this year, or 70 years on the throne, the palace will be very much hoping that this decision about prince andrew will lift what was a very dark cloud over the celebrations. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. a former syrian colonel has been jailed for life in germany for mass torture, killings and other abuses. the crimes were committed at a prison in damascus known as �*hell on earth�* during the 2011 protest. anwar raslan is the most senior syrian official to be held accoun

frozen the duke out of the royal family and describes a 45 minute meeting held with the duke and windsorinformed of her decision. the guardian quotes a royal commentator who says the duke has been well and truly checked under the royal boss. and the queen consulted the prince of wales and the duke of cambridge before the removal of his titles. the i says the cream wants a distance and return to public life for andrew. as well as covering that royal story the times reports that it's been told sue gray's inquiry into lockdown parties in downing street will find no evidence of criminalisty but could censure boris johnson for a lack ofjudgment. the financial times reports that russian negotiators are in talks with united states and nato have failed in this threat of military action against the ukraine still remains a possibility. to galleries discuss all those stories. let's begin. daisy, why don't you kick us off. the sun thrown out, stripped of hrh and military titles, favourite son now a private citizen. i suppose one of the questions, we were just referring to it they are, whether or not

the surviving windsor swans today, now living in an exclusion zone.n. the entire flock had to be destroyed. eton. the entire flock had to be destroyed-— destroyed. some of the birds have been with us _ destroyed. some of the birds have been with us for _ destroyed. some of the birds have been with us for six _ destroyed. some of the birds have been with us for six months - destroyed. some of the birds have been with us for six months and i destroyed. some of the birds have i been with us for six months and they have come in either sick or injured and have been in intensive care and we have nursed them back. it's all about getting them ready for a release, so to do this was appalling. release, so to do this was appalling-— release, so to do this was appalling. release, so to do this was a- allini. ., ., ., , appalling. head north, and the virus is wreakin: appalling. head north, and the virus is wreaking havoc _ appalling. head north, and the virus is wreaking havoc on _ appalling. head north, and the virus is wreaking havoc on a _ appalling. head nort

both the santa rosa and windsor pubs were forced to close because of infections and exposures among staff. russian river brewing has also been experiencing a slowdown of business throughout the latest search. is optimistic about the new release date and even suggested the new date may become permanent for those still looking to grab a pint applied to the younger next month. says wholesale accounts will still be getting kegs beginning the week of february 7th. it's unfortunate, but we've been doing this for 2 years. so. we think we can get through reporting in santa rosa, dan thorn kron. 4 news. coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. the forty-niners prep for their sunday playoff game in dallas. >> sports director jason dumas has the latest from coach shanahan. we'll be right back. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case

we're live for you in windsor next. this is elodia.he's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom," everyone. i'm isa soares. if you're just joining us, let me bring you up to date with our top stories this hour. >>> the committee investigating the attack on the u.s. capitol on january 6 wants to hear from fox news host sean hannity. newly released text messages sent by hannity to former president donald trump and his advisers before and after the insurrection reveal just how much he knew about the attack as well as trump's state of mind. >>> lawmakers are also looking to speak to former vice president mike pence. the commit

the way it works, each year they go to windsor castle for a shindig and they wear a lot of velvet andthrough windsor and they have lunch. it is the most senior title that can be offered by the queen. former prime minister tony blair having to wait 15 years almost, since standing down in 2007. his predecessorjohn major had to wait around eight years, so often people are kept waiting, although few as long as tony blair. chris mason, there. the latest headlines on bbc news.... as england reports another record number of daily coronavirus cases — health officials warn the days ahead will be crucial as hospitalisations continue to rise. new year honours for leading figures in the battle against covid. professors chris whitty and jonathan van tam are knighted. drjenny harries and drjune raine are both made dames. the president of south africa pays tribute to desmond tutu as "the spiritual father of our new nation". and the archbishop's daughter also spoke movingly at his funeral. the funeral service for archbishop desmond tutu, has taken place in cape town. he was a key figure in south afri

the way it works, each year they go to windsor castle for a shindig and they wear a lot of velvet andough windsor and they have lunch. it is the most senior title that can be offered by the queen. former prime minister tony blair having to wait 15 years almost, since standing down in 2007. his predecessorjohn major had to wait around eight years, so often people are kept waiting, although few as long as tony blair. chris mason, there. police have identified a 15—year—old boy who was stabbed to death in south london. zeyean amarblay lina was found in ashburton park in croydon on thursday evening, but was prononounced dead at the scene. another 15—year—old boy was arrested on suspicion of murder, but has since been released on bail. police say they're working around the clock to give zaian's family the answers they deserve. the latest headlines on bbc news... new year honours for leading figures in the battle against covid. professors chris whitty and jonathan van tam are knighted. drjenny harries and drjune raine are both made dames. further covid restrictions in england must be an "ab

by summer in windsor, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news.s says crews are making good progress clearing snow from highway 89 around emerald bay in south lake tahoe for more than a week. now the highway has been closed from emerald bay state park. 22 miles north of bliss state park in el dorado county. drivers are advised to use alternate routes until the snow removal work is completed and cleanup continues more than a week after a powerful snowstorm blew through the sierra. power poles are still leaning over and power lines are resting on the ground . the damaged equipment means some 18,000. people are still without power. for some people like jerry campbell, the ongoing outages are complicating repairs needing needed rather, at many homes. branches pierced the roof, causing giant holes in different parts of her ceiling. to see the branches coming out of the ceiling. i just lost it for about half an hour. i just cried. he was like, oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. and then you just have to get it together. as far as power outages go pg and e says i

today city council officials have been to windsor house, and ian's flat has been inspected.t to hear back from them. a volcano perched on top of one of ecuador�*s famous galapagos islands has erupted, producing a spectacular lava flow. the one mile high wolf volcano is located on isabela island, home to a rich variety of flora and fauna of the type that helped inspire charles darwin's theory of evolution following his visit in 1835. fortunately the eruption poses no threat to wildlife. you're watching bbc news. a year ago most school pupils were being told to study from home and the bbc started its "give a laptop" appeal. we asked you to donate old devices, and the response was staggering. well over 100,000 laptops and tablets were handed over to families across the uk. however, the need has not gone away, as fiona lamdin has been finding out. this time last year, edwina and her four children were struggling with home schooling on a phone. this was the moment when their family received a donated laptop. your laptop isjust here if you'd like to come and grab it. oh, my goodne

any official duty since 2019, and is rarely seen in public, but was pictured leaving his home in windsor today hours before the queen's announcement. a source close to prince andrew tells cbs news this case is "a marathon and not a sprint," and that andrew will continue to defend himself. but after tonight, that defense, the palace says, will be as a private citizen. norah. >> o'donnell: imtiaz tyab in london. some breaking news-- california governor gavin newsom has denied parole to robert f. kennedy's assassin, sirhan sirhan, after more than a half-century behind bars. newsom rejected a recommendation from a two-person panel of parole commissioners saying the 77-year-old sirhan sirhan was an unreasonable public threat. the kennedy family says they're deeply relieved by the decision. the net over do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. ♪♪ you pour your heart into everythi

feathers and they proceed in a procession through windsor and they have lunch.rmer prime minister tony blair having to wait 15 years almost, since standing down in 2007. his predecessorjohn major had to wait around eight years, so often people are kept waiting, although few as long as tony blair. chris mason. a man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death while driving under the influence of drugs, after a 14—year—old girl killed in the west midlands. west midlands police say the girl was hit by a grey mercedes near rowley regis station in sandwell yesterday afternoon. the driver, a 39—year—old man, was arrested. officers say the investigation in its early stages and have urged people not to speculate online about what happened. the metropolitan police has released the name of the 15—year—old boy who was killed in a park in south london on thursday evening. zaian aimable—lina was stabbed in ashburton park in croydon on thursday evening. a 15—year—old boy who was arrested on suspicion of murder has been released on bail. the latest headlines on bbc news. a

feathers and they proceed through a procession through windsor and they have lunch.rime minister tony blair having to wait 15 years almost, since standing down in 2007. his predecessorjohn major had to wait around eight years, so often people are kept waiting, although few as long as tony blair. chris mason, there. further covid restrictions in england must be an "absolute last resort", the health secretary sajid javid has said. writing in the daily mail, mrjavid said the uk must look to "live alongside" coronavirus in 2022. but he warned there would be a big increase in the number of people needing nhs care in the next month. on friday uk daily covid cases reached another record high of almost 190,000. joining me now is chris hopson, chief executive of nhs providers, which represents hospitals, healthcare and ambulance services. thanks forjoining us. a warning from sajid javid that the numbers of people requiring care are going to go people requiring care are going to 9° up people requiring care are going to go up considerably in the next month, is that something yo

they proceed through windsor and they have a lunch as well yes, it is the most senior title that cang down in 2007. his predecessors did have to wait around eight years. often people are kept waiting although few as long as tony blair. now, park lane stables is a facility in london which helps children with disabilities. 2021 was a year full of ups and downs — starting with it being under threat of closure, only to survive after a huge fundraising effort led by natalie o'rourke. all all her hard work has now been acknowledged with an mbe. fiona lamdin has been to see natalie and herfamily. guy's, i have got something to tell you. i have got this letter, and i can't quite believe i'm saying this, but i have got a special award from the queen. are you proud of mummy? yes. do you want to have a look at the letter? yes. there you go. it has been quite some yearfor natalie and the stables she has saved. an mbe from the queen for her outstanding service to the community. is it good? good, yes. she is kind and she is caring - and she doesn't get angry too much. thrilled, thrilled. she has h

sarah campbell, on cue, live in windsor. —— thank you.58, was linked to the torture of 4,000 people at a prison in damascus known as "hell on earth". a former officer under president bashar al—assad, he was arrested in germany, where he'd claimed asylum, two years ago. our correspondent, jenny hill, has that story. those who opposed the syrian president paid a terrible price. bashar al—assad's regime violently crushed street protests in 2011. civilians rounded up, detained, tortured, killed, by people like this former secret service officer. anwar raslan presided over the torture of 4000 people at the notorious al—khatib prison in damascus. he'd claimed asylum in germany, but today, he was jailed for life here for crimes against humanity. yeah, it's like hell, really. wassim survived incarceration, interrogation at al—khatib. he told me directly, lay on your stomach and raise your feet in the air so you are in a stress position, and i should answer the questions, and whenever the answers didn't, he didn't like the answers i gave, he order

our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, is outside windsor castle.yes, good afternoon- — the last 24 hours. yes, good afternoon. it _ the last 24 hours. yes, good afternoon. it was _ the last 24 hours. yes, good afternoon. it was here - the last 24 hours. yes, good - afternoon. it was here yesterday it was agreed by mutual consent, we are told, that prince andrew would return his royal patronjudges and military affiliations back to the queen to be re—distributed amongst the members of the royalfamily queen to be re—distributed amongst the members of the royal family and he would cease to be style his royal highness and he would fight this civil case in the us as a private citizen. in a swift and stark manner this was effectively the queen saying you are on your own. on social media, his accuser virginia giuffre gave her view that she was pleased with the judge 's ruling that allows her case against prince andrew to go forward and she is glad she will have the chance to expose the truth and she is deeply grateful to her she went on the truth and she i

graham satchell, bbc news, windsor castle. now time for stories across the uk.mong four areas of the uk where families are struggling most with heating their homes, while referrals to charities are increasing. a study by staffordshire university suggests the recent reduction in benefits for families could see the city's economy £30 million pounds worse off. ben godfrey reports... at the whitfield valley centre, families are enjoying craft activities, but they are also here for more formal support. that is because the cost of living in stoke—on—trent is pushing them to the breadline. this woman has two young children and her husband works full—time in a factory, but their bills are soaring and she is regularly borrowing money from relatives. i regularly borrowing money from relatives. .., �* regularly borrowing money from relatives. �* ., , ., ., regularly borrowing money from relatives. �* ., relatives. i can't afford to take the kids on — relatives. i can't afford to take the kids on day _ relatives. i can't afford to take the kids on day trips, - relatives. i

an annual procession at windsor castle, not i annual procession at windsor castle, noti million milessir tony blair will take part in that alongside the other members of the most noble order of the garter in a few months' time. ~ ~ , ., order of the garter in a few months' time. ~ " , ~ , order of the garter in a few months' time. ~ ~ , ., , ., time. ok. we will keep an eye on that. annettejoseph is the founder of diverse and equal technology consultancy, and has received an mbe for her work in promoting technology careers for under—represented groups. firstly, congratulations. how did you feel when you found out and when did you find out? i you feel when you found out and when did you find out?— did you find out? i found out i think it was _ did you find out? i found out i think it was the _ did you find out? i found out i think it was the 2nd _ did you find out? i found out i think it was the 2nd of - did you find out? i found out i i think it was the 2nd of december did you find out? i found out i - think it was the 2nd of december and i had managed to get away and came back and th

through a procession through windsor castle and they have lunch.blair having to wait 15 years almost since standing down in 2007 and his predecessor john major had to wait around eight years, so often people are kept waiting, although few as long as tony blair. waiting, although few as long as tony blair-— tony blair. interesting. chris mason, thanks _ tony blair. interesting. chris mason, thanks for— tony blair. interesting. chris mason, thanks forjoining i tony blair. interesting. chris| mason, thanks forjoining us. further covid restrictions in england must be an "absolute last resort", the health secretary sajid javid has said. writing in the daily mail, mrjavid said the uk must look to "live alongside" coronavirus in 2022. but he warned there would be a big increase in the number of people needing nhs care in the next month. on friday uk daily covid cases reached another record high of almost 190,000. the number of teenagers killed as a result of homicide in london in a single year has reached a new record. two fatal stabbings in croydon and h

already today, city council officials have been to windsor house. touch with the owner of the building, but we've yet to hear back from them. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. hello. it certainly wasn't the prettiest of starts to the weekend for many, with some very wet and windy weather around. big area of low pressure in the north atlantic has been driving things. that's pushing towards iceland, but it's throwing these weather fronts across us. notice, though, on this cold front, we will see some of the heaviest rain behind it, some cooler air pushes back in, but also some brighter weather, so the north and west, in particular, will see a little bit more sunshine developed through the afternoon, whereas to the south and east we've got the rain turning even heavierfor a time. in fact, there could be some lively gusts of wind, with the heaviest of the rain still pushing through parts of the midlands and southern england as we go through the afternoon, but towards the south—west, wales, northern england, sho

, which really touched — chapel in windsor, which really touched the whole nation.s is really going to get to the root — servants is really going to get to the root of the problem which is the prime _ the root of the problem which is the prime minister and how he rents his operation _ prime minister and how he rents his operation and it has to start at the top. operation and it has to start at the top you _ operation and it has to start at the top. you get this spectacle of all the senior— top. you get this spectacle of all the senior cabinet ministers, many were _ the senior cabinet ministers, many were working really hard and were very credible, having to defend the prime _ very credible, having to defend the prime minister distract from the governance. susie told us in the past 45 minutes of this— susie told us in the past 45 minutes of this was— susie told us in the past 45 minutes of this was keir starmer, and he would _ of this was keir starmer, and he would regret doing this at a time where _ would regret doing this at a time where he — would regret doing thi

this is dw news live from berlin, winter chaos on the us east coast heavy snow and howard can force windsor batter, boston and new york disrupting the lives of millions. authorities issued blizzard warnings for the region and se stay at harm and brice for extreme cold. also coming out to poland is fencing off it's part of the european union border with bill of roost. to keep my grants out about critics say the you is failing asylum seekers and spans roughly on the dollar, chases the record 21st grand slam at the australian open. dr. neil made video of russia is determined to rick his dream. ah, i'm jared rate. thank you very much for your company. a major winter storm has slammed into the east coast of the united states, bringing strong winds and heavy snow. severe weather alerts were issued across a region of around 70000000 people residence there are being urged to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel. the snow storm is almost empty. the streets of boston with authorities urging people to stay at home. the bomb cyclone, as meteorologists call it, has generated a dangerous mixture of

highs in the north bay are in the mid 60s, 64 napa, 67 windsor.cipitation outlook from the climate prediction center as we look to next week, it looks below average for this time of year. again the longer range weather models are trending drier. we will stay dry as we look to next week unfortunately. your seven day first alert weather forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose, you see we are going to stay dry over the next several days. through the rest of the week and into next week, temperatures are a bit cooler with more clouds and inland east bay, north bay, coast there you go with a little bit of a cool down as we head through the rest of the week and especially into early next week. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic at least this morning, we don't have as much fog compared to yesterday. >>> that makes it easier for commuters who already have to deal with brake lights for that morning ride. a live look at conditions from mobile 5, if you are on the east shore freeway, getting ready to take 80, things are okay. we are tracking a fe

can you give me a holler holligan's in windsor, lo, lachelle, norma. that odds i want you all guns in rebellion pretty much a now with after updating the authority, the secret cargo finally arrives in beijing. not brother can now prepare his exhibition of 10000 bottles of pollution. border quickly attract visitors with those down mom says with but just over a week later, the exhibition is forced to clothes. people went off to complaints by the water brand and the landlord to florida. yeah, we the law not shall refuse it. more of a dog you are you getting better? they've got how they and on sunday to fall, thought all was of you all but dollars, hotel. i did, i, old saw nobody will answer on a job. same as hung up despite the exhibitions short run, it attracted nationwide media attention and prompted the authorities to start an investigation into the villages water quality. one year later, not brother returns to the village in shank, she province. although the government gave the farm as water purifies and dug them deeper wells, he believes the root cau

of restrictions so under the original plans, his body would have travelled from central london to windsore streets to pay their respects, they were worried about virus transmission. in the ceremony were chapel in st george�*s chapel, the queen sat alone on a pew, two metres from the rest of her family, away from the rest of her family, away from herfamily, did not... she mourned her husband of 73 years. as you say, contrasting sharply with what we have been told was going on just hours before in number ten downing street.— just hours before in number ten downing street. what do downing street say about _ downing street. what do downing street say about your _ downing street. what do downing street say about your story? - downing street. what do downing . street say about your story? downing street say about your story? downing street do not — street say about your story? downing street do not deny _ street say about your story? downing street do not deny any _ street say about your story? downing street do not deny any of— street say about your story? downing street do not deny any of the

story, they've got a picture of him being driven they say from royal lodge to meet his mother at windsort in new york and this is about survival of the institution at all because at the senior power source to the mail.— all because at the senior power source to the mail. going back to our source to the mail. going back to your original _ source to the mail. going back to your original point _ source to the mail. going back to your original point of _ source to the mail. going back to your original point of how- source to the mail. going back to your original point of how these l source to the mail. going back to i your original point of how these two stories, the borisjohnson story and the prince andrew story have been up down, up down over the last couple of days and you probably would've thought that this have to johnson would think well, at least tomorrow the papers will be full of prince andrew and not full of me. and in this telegraph story pushes him off. obviously, this is a huge story. prince andrew who was once the second and mind to the throne is now the ninth has had his hrh t

feathers, and they proceed in a procession through windsor and they have lunch. former prime minister tony blair having to wait 15 years almost, since standing down in 2007. his predecessorjohn major had to wait around eight years, so often people are kept waiting, although few as long as tony blair. chris mason. a deliberately modest state funeral has taken place in south africa for one of the heroes of the struggle against apartheid, archbishop desmond tutu. speaking during the ceremony in cape town, the south african president, cyril ramaphosa, described desmond tutu as the "spiritual father" of the nation. from cape town, our correspondent nomsa maseko reports. family, friends and politicians bidding farewell to a man who became one of the most important voices of the 20th century. this was a final sendoff for archbishop desmond tutu, following a week of events to honour him. speakers shared memories of the anglican priest who did all he could to expose and to heal the wounds of south africa's brutal past. many of the messages we received have said, "thank yo

. >> on a whim, caitlyn decided to send the photo to windsor castle and got a surprise, a reply. >> that'sial letter written by the queen's lady-in-waiting. the queen thanked the family. she said she was pleased to see the little girl in her splendid outfit and shared some tidbits about the royal pets. >>> and finally, we head down under to the tense standoff between a dog and wild kangaroo. >> this could only happen there, right? in the suburb of perth, a resident captured the animals going toe to toe. >> the roo threw a series of jabs. >> it deescalates after both animals become distracted by someone nearby. that's what animals do. >> both animals spotted a squirrel. this reminds me of the movie "kangaroo jack". have a vuevague, v memory of it. i just remember the kangaroo in a hoodie, throwing those jabs, like you do not want to be in a ring with a kangaroo. >> watching this video, it's the kangaroo who wants to fight. it's the >>> right now on "america this morning," weather alert. a winter storm takes aim at the east coast just in time for the morning commute. up to ten inches of snow

. >>> the doctor from windsor travels to northern guatemala two to three times a year to improve healthcare in remote villages. >> the roads are in poor condition so people can live as much as four hours away from a clinic and eight hours away from a hospital. it's a grueling volunteer experience. >> reporter: kate practices family medicine at kaiser permanent in santa rosa but the single mom of two also founded in 2017. the nonprofit trains community health workers in guatemala so they can provide affordable emergency care to neighbors in their villages. they treat dental and asthma to diabetes and fractures. >> it's a rural farming area so there are lots of injuries. they sew up lacerations all the time. >> they built a new clinic with a quarter million dollars kate raised in bay area donations. it served 6,000 people last year. the center also includes dormitories to house visiting professionals who teach and students who train for three years to become community health workers. >> training exercises. >> reporter: a retired physical therapist volunteered to give orthopedics instruction f

he would just be andrew windsor, i suppose or andrew mountbatten windsor.oyal family are taking it seriously and the action of that would be stripping the title. the military have suggested he is stripped of his military titles, so i suppose this would be the ultimate action that shows mistrust and disgrace. to quote what the palace spokesman has said in the article, this is speculation, the comments are without foundation. we would not comment on in ongoing legal matter and his legal team also declined to comment. he strenuously denies the allegations against him. let's move on to the issue around fuel bills because this is another big thing thatis because this is another big thing that is looming. costs of fuel going up. in april, cut tax on fuel bills to ease the cost of living crisis. the prime minister has been told this by his backbenchers. this is the sunday telegraph front page. tell us more about this. yes, some of you _ tell us more about this. yes, some of you will— tell us more about this. yes, some of you will remember that during the referendu

they just announced they can open the santa rosa and windsor pubs were closed because they don't haveugh employees because of covid. now today, apparently the back up and running. but you can see all the empty barstool's there. the santa rosa location has full service. the winds are pod is only gonna have bar service. russian river brewing is hoping to have that windsor location at full service by tomorrow because look, this happening at the weekend when like to go out to a bar, if that's your thing, there's a warning for you. if you if you use public transport again, covid fallout affecting workers which is affecting both ac transit and uni. they tweeted this out earlier that telling us again today there could be delays in that. you need to expect that because without enough employees and workers, they just can't keep the schedule up and running as they would like to. they're doing the best they can. and they say patients, please. 9.35. right now. and what about cruise ships? and then we told you about the one that pulled in yesterday, san francisco in a doctor. they found out there

both the santa rosa and windsor pubs were forced to close because of infections and exposures among staffsian river brewing has also been experiencing a slowdown of business throughout the latest search is optimistic about the new release date and even suggested the new date may become permanent for those still looking to grab a pint applied to the younger next month. says wholesale accounts will still be getting kegs beginning the week of february 7th. it's unfortunate, but we've been doing this for 2 years. so. we think we can get through reporting in santa rosa, the and thorn kron. 4 news. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the forty-niners preparing for their playoff game on sunday against dallas. we'll tell you what coach shanahan has to say about their work out so far. >> plus, governor newsome coming to the bay area today with details on his new plans to push forward infrastructure and transportation projects and less cloud cover now, but definitely some hazy sunshine that you can see from sfo right here. >> temperatures today will be a little cooler than yesterday's down into

both the santa rosa and windsor pubs were forced to close because of infections and exposures among staff. >> russian river brewing has also been experiencing a slowdown of business throughout the latest search is optimistic about the new release date and even suggested the new date may become permanent for those still looking to grab a pint applied to the younger next month. says wholesale accounts will still be getting kegs beginning the week of february. 7th. >> it's unfortunate, but we've been doing this for 2 years. so. we think we can get through reporting in santa rosa. dan thorn kron. 4 news. for workplace rules are set to take effect friday and an urgent effort to slow the spread of omicron in california. the biggest change really affects employees who >> have to get a covid test after an exposure in the workplace. self-administered well or sell free tests. the ones you can do at home will no longer be allowed. instead, a person exposed to a positive person at work in go to a lab or an employee can take a test in front of a supervisor or worker can take a test in front of a healt

past years, big crowds, people wait for hours at santa rosa and windsor for a chance to drink released now at end of march. il end ofyounger? >> you have to be more patient this time around. i have never tried it, must be amazing. >> i predict you'll be sent a couple of bottles. >> i'm not complaining. >> thanks for joining us, hope to see you tomorrow. >> have a great night. >>> tonight, the historic surge in the prices you are paying for just about everything inflation soaring a massive 7% in december the fastest rate in 40 years. prices going up on food, gas, cars, and clothing how president biden is reacting and more american shoppers seeing empty store shelves. what's causing the shortage how long will it last. >>> also tonight, omicron's staggering surge. top health officials warning most americans will be exposed. but a glimmer of hope. a new study showing omicron appears to cause less severe disease with shorter hospital stays >>> and our national broadcast exclusive. inside the icu at the renowned cleveland clinic where mostly unvaccinated patients fight to survive >>> the new

by summer in windsor, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. right back to mark tamayo we go.d earlier this week about rain, possibly tomorrow. but then you're saying all of a sudden this next storm front starting to fizzle here. it is fizzling out, but it will produce some rain around. especially the north. babe, like first thing tomorrow morning, so, yeah, it's not going to be a strong storm but still will produce a few rain showers out there and maybe some snow in this year, so yeah, we're talking about that rain that tomorrow and then into the weekend, it will be dry, so no major storms on the horizon, and we just have lots of cloud cover today, some pockets of fog and as far as the storm outlook no major organized storm showers for tomorrow could be around maybe point to one, the south bay and then up in the north. it could be over a quarter of an inch of rain. remember recent storms? we've been talking about several inches of rain. that will not be the case without friday deal weekend will be dry, and then monday. we're just bringing in the chance of a few showers and at

with low to mid 60s for the north bay and 64 for santa rosa and a warm spot for the entire region, windsor hitting 66 on friday afternoon. not a lot of change in the temperatures through the next two days. we will see more sunshine tomorrow. passing clouds back overhead saturday through monday and lingering into tuesday of next week but the rain out of those clouds will stay over southern california and kind of caught in between active weather patterns to our south and north and we will keep looking at the really long range data hoping to find the next hint of rain. >>> coming up, his royal highness no more, now legal trouble changing things in a big way for this british prince. streaming today on cbsn bay area, we will talk with a local doctor about climate change and the impact on children's health and that comes up at 4:15 and you can find as >>> across the pound now britain's prince andrew has been stripped of royal patronage is an honorary military titles the day after the u.s. district judge rejected his motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging he committed sexual abuse. holly williams h

for andrew, seen leaving his home near windsor castle to ponder the situation in which he finds himselfich r him, none of the options is a good on the days of standing proudly on the balcony of buckingham palace in military uniform alongside his family are over. his family, particularly, his elder brother charles and nephew william, had to put aside family feeling. the priority now was the families protection from severe reputational damage. just after 5:00, buckingham palace issued a short statement regarding the duke of york. with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronage is have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen. at the same time, the palace let it be known he would no longer be known as his royal highness. what does it all mean? we will never see and july this again, his honorary kernel of the grenadier guards. he stepped down by mutual agreement from that position and roles in nearly a dozen other regiments. he's also giv

both the santa rosa and windsor pubs were forced to close because of infections and exposures among staff. >> russian river brewing has also been experiencing a slowdown of business throughout the latest search. is optimistic about the new release date and even suggested the new date may become permanent for those still looking to grab a pint applied to the younger next month. says wholesale accounts will still be getting kegs beginning the week of february 7th. it's unfortunate, but we've been doing this for 2 years. so. we think we can get through reporting in santa rosa. dan thorn kron. 4 news. the 8 we can we can get through it. the san francisco department of public health says masks should be upgraded and vaccines need to be updated. health officials have also made changes to boost to requirements at large events such as concerts and sports games. kron four's rob nesbitt has details on the updated covid order. >> a cloth mask like this doesn't cut it when it comes to omicron health experts say an n 95 mask or a mask like it will better protect you against the contagious variant. it'

past years, big crowds, people wait for hours at santa rosa and windsor for a chance to drink the tripleale ale. released now at end of march. >> you have to wait until end of march for pliny the younger? >> you have to be more patient this time around. i have never tried it, must be amazing. >> i predict you'll be sent a couple of bottles. >> i'm not complaining. >> thanks for joining us, hope to see you tomorrow. >> have a great night. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

temperatures will be even warmer for northern sonoma and napa counties, 66 in windsor. those will be the warm spots around the region. temperatures don't change a whole lot over the next 7 days. the rain chances don't change a whole lot. those remain near zero. passing clouds overhead throughout the weekend. then we are back into a sunny weather pattern by wednesday and thursday of next week. the holiday weekend is looking pleasant if you have anything to get done outside. he won't have any weather- related excuses to put it off. we do have to deal with the hayes on the horizon, moderate air quality across the board, until we see the rain chances returning, does not over the next week. we will take a look at the dog walking forecast for tomorrow coming up at 6:00. >>> new at 6:00, california shattering covid infection rates amid an intense omicron surge, but could we be near the peak? the new data out this evening. >>> after months of not hitting the mark, a bay area county actually exceeds its water conservation goal, so what has changed? >>> potholes popping up across

kate of windsor travels to guatemala 2 to 3 times per year to improve healthcare in remote rural villages. >> the roads are in poor condition, so people can live as much as four hours away from a winick, and eight hours away from a hospital. it is a grueling volunteer experience. >> reporter: kate practices family medicine at kaiser permanente in santa rosa. the single mom of two also found tend health in 2017. trains run so they can provide affordable emergency care to neighbors in their vehicles. villages. they provide emergency care for everything from diabetes to fractures. >> lots of injuries. they so up lacerations all the time. >> reporter: a new clinic was built with a quarter million dollars that kate raised in bay area donations. it served 6000 last year. the center also includes dormitories to house visiting professionals to teach, and students who train for three years to become community health workers. >> training and exercise. >> reporter: retired physical therapist randy francis volunteered in 2019 to give orthopedics instruction for a week. >> it was a phenomenal experien

he put in charlotte, in windsor condo just at the potential and our german cities is so great because they're not as dense as we think. if i, for example, vienna or copenhagen get by with population densities in the range of 10212000 inhabitants per square kilometer munich, the densest city, germany is about 50 percent less than that at all. so we have to have the density to have to destroy. i'm shit, and my back with oliver home and his building project above the garages in the courtyards. his client is enthusiastic about the plans that they must also meet the strict regulations of them. unique building authority, the home we were told we have to build at least 4 garage isn't anything more is fine, all is lost, but if we wanted to use it as free space, well we wouldn't be allowed to do something like that differently this miss martin . and there are other problems the driveway is narrow and there's not much room in the courtyard. where could a crane be set up and how to get all the necessary machines and materials here in the 1st place. but the architects found solutions. a specializ