.— will be here, in windsor.or. nick, thank you very much, - will be here, in windsor. nick, thank you very much, nick - will be here, in windsor. nick, - thank you very much, nick witchell, our royal correspondent. gps will start prescribing walking and cycling to help improve mental and physical well—being, as part of a trial in england. 11 local authorities have been given over £12 million to fund pilot social prescriptions, as well as projects like adult cycle training, walking groups and free bike loans. time for a look at the weather. thank you, it has been quite the morning of contrasts across the uk, so we have seen plenty of low grade clouds across the central belt of scotland, some outbreaks of rain here, too. further east for

windsor castle.tes from it. this is adelaide cottage, a short distance from the castle. it will become the cambridges' main home. it is a four bedroom property, comparatively small by royal standards. the cambridges, we are told, will be renting it at the market rate. and the move to windsor means a new school for these three. george, louis and charlotte, aged nine, four and seven respectively. from next month, all three of them will be studying here, lambrook school, a private school not far from ascot. it's set in 52 acres of grounds, it has extensive facilities and a good academic record. fees per pupil are up to £21,000 a year. the school says it is delighted the cambridge children are joining them. the move will also bring william much closer to the queen, here at windsor castle, when increasingly she is looking to charles and william for advice and support. so a move to windsor sends a clear message — as britain's monarchy evolves and moves on with a smaller cast list, the cambridges can be rel

windsor residents are weighing in. >> i think it is great they're coming back to windsor. it feels feels like they belong. >> reporter: the public is used to seeing the monarchy grow up. from prince william and harry's first days at school with princess diana in the late 1980s, it has been a rite of passage. with william's children, prince george and pris and princessowcharfog llowinin thmint years, this move move is about them. >> prince george will be king one day. that is an enormous thing for anyone. his childhood years, they want to give him the the best possible chance to have have a normal life before he starts to contemplate that. > >> time for a look at your forecast with first alert chieft chief meteorologist paul hagan. we will not have uk weather here. >> we have a little bit of it. we always have a little bit of it with the fog coming in through the golden gate but that that is about the extent. i don't think we will see in a minute showers anytime soon. we had this little parade of ripples in the atmosphere passing by to our north. they will not dramatically

.— will be here, in windsor.ick, thank you _ will be here, in windsor. nick, thank you very _ will be here, in windsor. nick, thank you very much, - will be here, in windsor. nick, thank you very much, nick - will be here, in windsor. nick, - thank you very much, nick witchell, our royal correspondent. gps will start prescribing walking and cycling to help improve mental and physical well—being, as part of a trial in england. 11 local authorities have been given over £12 million to fund pilot social prescriptions, as well as projects like adult cycle training, walking groups and free bike loans. time for a look at the weather. thank you, it has been quite the morning of contrasts across the uk, so we have seen plenty of low grade clouds across the central belt of scotland, some outbreaks of rain here, too. further east for eastern england, well, blue sky and sunshine as you can see from our weather watcher picture from stunning kent. but even here, the clouds will increase through the afternoon and there will als

daniel, thank you, daniel sanford live at windsor.erican drone strike in the afghan capital kabul. ayman al—zawahiri had been osama bin laden�*s deputy and was one of the figures behind the september the 11th attacks. president biden says his death would help bring closure to the families of the thousands of people killed that day. our afghanistan correspondent, secunder kermani, has sent us this report. one of america�*s most wanted. ayman al—zawahiri, right—hand man and successor to osama bin laden. this was the drone strike that american officials say killed him. as he stood on the balcony at this family home in an upmarket kabul neighbourhood. we can hear debris still being cleared up, but then we are told to stop filming. we are in the centre of the city. the house that was targeted in the drone strike is just a few minutes away, but the taliban are not allowing anyone to fill nearby, insisting there is nothing to see. one even pointing his gun threateningly towards is a little earlier on. senior taliban figures must have agreed

so that is the news, they will be moving here to windsor, they will be moving here to windsor, they will live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story. russia has blamed ukraine for the killing of the daughter of a prominent russian nationalist who died in a car bombing near moscow on saturday. let's turn to brazil now. the embalmed heart of the first emperor of brazil, dom pedro, has arrived in the capital, brasilia to mark 200 years of independence from portugal. this is what it looks like — it's been preserved in formaldehyde — a chemical that's used in building materials but also to store animal specimens. a brazilian official said it would be treated like a living head of state, with full military honours. the timing is crucial. last week far—right president bolsonaro and his rival, lula da silva, launched their presidential campaigns. camilla mota is in sao paulo for us. why is brazil doing this? clearly this goes beyond just celebrating the country's history. 50. this goes beyond just celebrating the country's history.— the country's history. so, many historians _ the country's histo

windsor residents are weig in. >> i think it's great they are coming back to windsor where it felt likes used to seeing the monarchy wet, from from prince william and harry's first days at school with princess diana in the late 1980s, it has been a rite of passage. with will mess childre, with will mess children, prince george and prince charlotte following the family footsteps. >> prince george's going to be king one day. that is enormous.s childhood years, they want to ge him the best normal life before he starts to contemplate that. > >> vacation time for president . time for president biden. that means home-improvement time at the white house. a summer tradition, as soon as the president is wheels up for a ge, for a getaway, crews get to wor. that means upgrades to the basement situation room, repaving the driveway, cleaning the windows, sprucing up the south lawn. the white house is 2 years old. plenty of upkeep. > >> a severe drought in texas is revealing a piece of ancient history. >> dinosaur tracks have been found that park outside of dallas. it was found in a dried up river. e

windsor residents are weighing in. >> great they're coming back to windsor where it feels like they belongblic is used to seeing the monarchy grow up, william and harry first days of schools with princess diana 1980s, it's right of passage. following in the footsteps. it's about them. >> prince george is going to be king one day, want to give him best years of normal life before he starts to contemplate that. >> reporter: royal life will never be normal. tuition fees for each kids will push nearly $25,000 every single year and fact they have three homes under their name when rest of the country is facing inflation at 40-year highs and wondering if they can afford power and food, has a lot of people upset. >> that was ramy inocensio from windsor castle. >>> in the u.s., inflation slowed a bit but still running at levels we haven't seen for 30 years. groceries up 14% since last summer. people asking where the money is going. tony went shopping for answers. >> reporter: one word can sum up a trip to the grocery store these days. >> obnoxious. >> reporter: the prices? >> yes. >> reporter: in s

windsor castle.ance from the castle. it will become the cambridges' main home. it is a four bedroom property, comparatively small by royal standards. the cambridges, we are told, will be renting it at the market rate. and the move to windsor means a new school for these three. george, louis and charlotte, aged nine, four and seven respectively. from next month, all three of them will be studying here, lambrook school, a private school not far from ascot. it's set in 52 acres of grounds, it has extensive facilities and a good academic record. fees per pupil are up to £21,000 a year. the school says it is delighted the cambridge children are joining them. the move will also bring william much closer to the queen, here at windsor castle, when increasingly she is looking to charles and william for advice and support. so a move to windsor sends a clear message — as britain's monarchy evolves and moves on with a smaller cast list, the cambridges can be relied upon. nicholas witchell, bbc news, windsor. mor

from now on, their main home will be here in windsor.d pearson, who are responsible for the grades, have apologised. they added that only a small number of students are affected by the delay. let's get more now from our education reporter vanessa clarke in leeds. do we know how many students are still waiting? what is causing the delays? it's quite hard to know because the exam said it's a very small percentage of students. around 200,000 students _ percentage of students. around 200,000 students take - percentage of students. around 200,000 students take btecsl percentage of students. around - 200,000 students take btecs every year and they did this year as well. 100,000 of them normally go on to university so they say around a small percentage of the student and we must also say that cambridge technical as well have been delayed so the exam board looking after those, and they think it is a few hundred in each case, really hard to know because most exam boards refuse to give us a number but i've been contacted today and all weekend by s

windsor residents are weighing in your >> it's great because i come back to windsor where it feels ethey belong to me. >> >> the public is used to sing the monarchy grow up from whence prince william's first date. with williams' tremolo following following in the family footsteps in the following years , this move is about them. >> prince george is going to be king one day. that's an enormous enormous thing for anyone. his childhood years, they want to give him the best chance of a normal life. >> i love the things all royals. . are you the type who has trouble keeping track of your car keys. how a man solved that problem by turning himself into a key. > >> looking forward to that one. community leaders in antioch, the decision to keep rent affordable in the city. >> many people still enjoyed working from home, but we will tell you abeque soon if they don't return to th. the office. > >> a live look outside before we we head to break. looking down at san francisco this morning, we'll have mo want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple actio

. >>> the windsor castle intruder now charged with treason in the uk. prosecutors accuse him of trying to kill the queen when he was arrested on the grounds allegedly armed with a cross bow. >>> and america's new four-star general making history. >>> good evening, everyone. thank you so much for joining us on this tuesday. i'm linsey davis, in for david. we begin tonight with new details emerging about the precise cia drone strike that killed the leader of al qaeda in kabul, one of the world's most wanted terrorists. the terror mastermind who helped plan attacks on u.s. embassies, the "uss cole", and 9/11 had been hiding in plain sight in kabul. the white house now releasing this image of president biden in the situation room on july 1st as he planned the assault with his national security team. a scale model of the target appears in a box on the table. smoke is seen rising from the neighborhood where the biden administration says he was taken out by two hell fire missiles while standing on the balcony of his home. this marks the most significant u.s. a

. — queen's grand daughter, lady louise windsor, who is taken a job in the garden _ windsor, who is taken bad that the queen's granddaughter took of a job." that granddaughter took of a 'ob. " that is absolutely * granddaughter took of a job." that is absolutely leveling something up or down, depending on how you look at it. thank you both very much, lovely to talk to you, have a safe night. thank you all forjoining us at home. tomorrow night, i'll be joined by the uk correspondent at france 24, and adam payne, political editor of politics home. dojoin me for that, editor of politics home. dojoin me forthat, but editor of politics home. dojoin me for that, but from us for now, good night. good evening, this is your update from the bbc sport centre. dina asher—smith has called for more funding and research into how periods affect athletes performances. britain's fastest woman qualified for the final of the 200 metres at the european athletics championships in germany. afterwards, she explained why she suffered cramp in both calves during the 100 metres final. girl stuff. so, you know what

it happened on friday at windsor high school.police say the first fight involved 20 miners near the game's entrance and exit gates. parents of the miners also got involved in this fight, a school resource officer tried to break it all up once more officers arrive. those miners ran off through kaiser park over half an hour later. another fight broke out, including or broke out between 20 to 30 people. this one happening near the intersection of being deli drive and starve. you drive. police say this time they were fighting with bats. there were also reports of people yelling they were going to shoot each other. police say half of the miners in that second fight were involved in that first one as part of a retaliation to women were arrested. one of them 60 years old. 2 miners were hurt. one suffering from a cut on the head after being hit with a blunt object. the other suffering a leg injury. police say these fights are believed to be gang-related. windsor high school has released a statement about those fights writing in part, quo

their new home, adelaide cottage, is a ten—minute walk from windsor castle. should have as normal an upbringing as possible, and preferably in a rural setting, so they are moving to adelaide cottage, which is on the home parkjust about ten minutes away from windsor castle here, and the three children, george, charlotte and louis will be starting at lambrook school next month. this is described as a leading co—educational prep school not far from ascot. it has been in existence for about 160 years and has 600 pupils aged between three and 13 and is set in 52 acres of its own grounds. the other thing that this tells us is william and catherine are content to live in what by royal standards is a pretty modest home. it is adelaide cottage, the clue is in the title. four bedrooms, so they will be no live in staff, inevitably there will be comparisons drawn with there will be comparisons drawn with the kind of accommodation that the have chosen for themselves —— like the duke and duchess of chosen for themselves in california, much more spacious. and this brings th

new details at 1 o'clock this afternoon involving this horrific crash that was caught on camera in windsor hills thursday haha. >> authorities arrested the driver who they've identified as a 40 year-old nurse who will be charged with vehicular manslaughter. it comes after video caught this mercedes traveling 75 miles per hour above the speed limit, running a red light and striking 2 other vehicles and all of a sudden a baby literally flew in the middle of the intersection to the middle of the gas station. >> landed right on the floor in front of me. and one of workers came and saw me with the baby and took the baby out of my somebody tried to >> during recess to take the baby that the baby >> we've authorities confirming 6 people were all pronounced dead at the scene. among the dead is a pregnant woman identified as 23 year-old ashley ryan of los angeles. family members say that ashley was 8 and a half months pregnant and was traveling to a doctor's appointment when she was killed. her unborn child is being counted as the 6th victim is the kids. >> what touched more anything this it's the

santa rosa and windsor will consider a band this month. the windsor mayor is often seen riding his bike around town. he supports the ban on new gas stations. >> there has been no demand for new gas stations in the town of windsor. we have four of them. we are not trying to penalize anyone or hurt anybody but we are trying to take steps forward to preserve what we have on this earth. ? gas stations don't make sense when california is trying to move toward electric vehicles. governor gavin newsom has announced a new cars and trucks sold in the state must be zero or omission by 2035. many drivers like the idea. >> i think we are fine with how many gas stations we have now. >> not everyone agrees. >> there are also drawbacks to a lesser vehicles. making the batteries? how do we do that? request they criticized the ban, say making it harder to find a commodity we need every day generally means costs go up. advocates say they will keep pushing to prevent more gas stations from moving in. >> we have been buffeted by wildfire. these are consequenc

for new gas stations and windsor. they seem to be serving the community, we are not trying to hurt anybody. we are trying to take steps forward to per reserve what we have. >> more gas stations don't make sense when california is trying to move toward electric vehicles. governor newsom has announced all news -- all new cars and trucks must be zero admission by 2025. many liked the idea. >> i think we are fine and how many gas stations we have it >> there are also drawbacks to electric vehicles. the batteries. how do we do that? that's twice as much power. >> trade associations like the western states petroleum association criticize the ban, saying making it harder to find a commodity we need everyday generally means cost goes up. add biscuits say they will keep pushing to prevent more gas stations to move in. >> we have been buffeted by wildfire, -- wide-out 6000 homes. these are consequences of the climate crisis and we are doing things in the north bay to respond to the crisis. >> during the pandemic, many bay area

kpix5 goes to windsor tonight with that story. >> reporter: this hotel opened in 2017. dealt with the threat of wildfires, then, when the pandemic began it saw business plummet. that is when the owners and sanom accounty struck a deal to rent rooms to the homeless community. >> very, very hesitant wanting o go that direction. it was one of the only, one of the only ways possible to make it through that time. >> reporter: the gm and part owner of the holiday inn. he saw occupancy rates fall below 10% r the pandemic began. not only did he face the possibility of huge financial losses he knew he would have to lay off employees. the the family then took an unconventional step to keep thes going. >> for us we know we did a goodg for the community. we know we did a good thing for ourselves and staff. we kept us afloat and in a way we were reopen to open it up to the public again. >> reporter: half of the 100 rooms were rented to those unhod during the pandemic. once the contract ended with the the county the next hurdle appe. >> within six weeks we turned around this entire p

this was a man - arrested on christmas day at windsor castle.ing a threat using a weapon against the queen. the allegation is that jaswant singh chail had a crossbow with him when he entered the grounds of windsor castle and he will be appearing in court at westminster�*s magistrates' court on august 17. you court at westminster's magistrates' court on august 17.— court on august 17. you touched on that there. — court on august 17. you touched on that there. it _ court on august 17. you touched on that there, it was _ court on august 17. you touched on that there, it was over _ court on august 17. you touched on that there, it was over christmas i that there, it was over christmas time when many people would have been away from their tvs, radios, mobile phones — might possibly not mobile phones — might possibly not mobile phones. they may not kind of filly have comprehended that the incident at the time. just filly have comprehended that the incident at the time.— filly have comprehended that the incident at the time. just remind us what happene

well, the plot turned out, well, a small 20:00 teleconference of miss detroit usa windsor canada after:00 sin of fire information release is an interesting coincidence on the same day on september 14 at 19:30. the teleconference with the americans was also in the all-union television program. meeting of deputies of the supreme soviet of the ussr and members of the us congress on the environmental problems of the planet. why did such competition happen on the air, it is still difficult to understand and the most offensive?

the man accused of plotting to attack queen elizabeth with a crossbow making it onto the grounds of windsor castle. >>> the stunning moment caught on camera when a paraglider loses control plunging to earth after a mishap with his parachute. how he responded. >>> plus -- >> a little roller up along first, behind the bag. >> paying tribute to one of the greatest voices in all of sports. >>> and later, cashing in, the stock that is up more than 20,000% in the last two weeks. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the breaking news overnight. the first vote on abortion since the supreme court's historic ruling on roe v. wade. >> voters in conservative kansas have decided to preserve abortion rights in their state. the decision was largely driven by high turnout in the suburbs. 53% in one county near kansas city. turnout that "the kansas city star" describes as nearly unheard of in a primary election. >>> elsewhere, election results from michigan to missouri are revealing former president trump's power within the republican party. abc's ike ejiochi is here with the very latest begi

windsor high school releasing a statement about the fight saying in part, quote, we are relieved that there were no weapons or serious injuries occurring while on campus. we have not received any information about the subsequent event, but we hope everyone is safe. hundreds of dead fish have appeared in the oakland estuary. this is video from san francisco bay keeper taking yesterday afternoon showing hundreds of small dead fish near the oakland yacht club. the organization says they've seen all kinds of fish washing up like sharks striped bass and sturgeon. it's believed the harmful algal blooms have been spreading in the bay area and are responsible for killing these fish. large numbers of dead fish have also been found in other parts of the bay area, including at lake merritt oyster point and in sausalito, it's still not clear what is causing those harmful algal blooms to form. happening now, an air quality advisory has been extended till today because of 2 wildfires burning north of the bay area, the bay area air quality management district says smoke from the 6 rivers lightning c

broke out during the windsor high school football game within. 35 minutes of that initial fight. police were then called about another group of 20 to 30 people fighting with bats about a mile and a half away from the football field. once deputies arrived on scene, the majority of that crowd, it already left. police believe half of the miners involved were also involved in the first fight. 2 women were arrested. one of them was 60 years old. 2 kids were hurt. one suffering from a cut on the head after being hit with a blunt object. the other suffered a leg injury. police believe this fight was gang related. winds are high school releasing a statement about the fight saying in part, quote, we are relieved there were no weapons or serious injuries occurred while on campus. we have not received any information about that subsequent events, but we hope everyone is safe. 2 armed car burglary suspects are in custody after being caught in a palo alto downtown parking lot happened last week. 25 year-old tommy miller and 25 year-old nino fee up. the up-to were both in possession of loaded

sheila take place within our territorial waters in auth windsor room, hall heights, vasa. i also want to emphasize that in addition to these routine many we will also take, he cannot make and political measures for the teacher. you will see that in the home as they couldn't hum that may fuse the situation by promising that china will never achieve unification. with taiwan by 4 high ball, why doesn't china make such a promise that would permanently calm the situation 1st place and those who did the laga permenant believe and yeah, i don't, we haven't shown for as long as we have said from the very beginning that we will put all their effort towards a peaceful reification. and you go, freakish answers claim, but the growing activity, the independence movement has made the forcible ableman. we have to be prepared, we have to respond today back to be missing once that off, fast. the missile was up, they mustn't got off at clack, as i said, really. and if occasion is the common desire and the common hug of the whole chinese nation. my the motion to require them hope. no, they'r

the town of windsor is giving out free water at a recycled water fill station, offering residents and businesses a new way to help keep landscaping alive during the drought. >> is recycled water safe? recycled water is regulated, but the california water resources control board windsor staff are responsible for demonstrating that it needs the strict standards that are set by the board and it's safer areas. >> the county will hold the next round meeting in september, along kron 4 news system. >> for a 5 on the clock and solano county has its first human case of west nile virus. health officials say the person is from vacaville and is currently recovering. west nile virus is transmitted to humans and animals through the bites of infected mosquitoes and experts are advising residents to drain standing water, make sure doors and windows have tight-fitting screens to keep those mosquitoes out and to use insect repellent to keep mosquitoes from biting about one in 5 people who are infected, develop fever with other symptoms like headaches and body aches and joint pains and the like experts

the town of windsor is giving out free water at a recycled water fill station, offering residents and businesses a new way to help keep landscaping alive during the drought. >> is recycled water safe? recycled water is regulated, but the california water resources control board windsor staff are responsible for demonstrating that it needs the strict standards that are set by the board and it's safer areas. >> the county will hold the next round meeting in september. gayle kron. 4 news, a grass fire that was threatening buildings and martinez has been contained. d about 17 acres, an error for los santos elementary school on pacheco blvd. firefighters were able to contain it before any buildings or structures were damaged or before evacuations became necessary. crews say there are still a lot of hot spots and that will require some mopping into the evening and they're warning people, of course, expect delays in this area because of hoses on the roads. investigators believe the fire began in or near a homeless encampment fire crews say mowing sparked this brush fire in fairfield today. y

a man has been charged with treason after an incident at windsor castle on christmas day. police said the man had just got inside the grounds of windsor castle had not entered any of the buildings, and we have not heard much about the case since then, but today both the metropolitan police and the crown prosecution confirmed the 20—year—old from southington has been charged with three offences and one of those is section two of the treason act, which is a section which has not been used since the 19805 which has not been used since the 1980s but refers to making a threat using a weapon against the queen. the allegation is that he had a crossbow with him when he entered the grounds of windsor castle and he will be appearing in court at westminster magistrate court on the 17th of august. 0ur our home affairs curves correspondent daniel sanford there. non—surgical cosmetic procedures, like botox and fillers, should be better regulated to prevent people who are struggling with their appearance from being exploited. that's one of the recommendations from a health committee repo

"the palace papers: inside the house of windsor, the truth and the turmoil." and she joins me now.ou, diana's death, i remember it vividly and this feeling that there was almost this kind of break in the british psyche, there was an eruption of emotion. what do you think that was all about? >> it was a remarkable moment, as you say in the british psyche. it was a moment when the connection that diana had forged, her combination of royal charisma, if you like, and humanitarian warmth, the way that she reached out to people and shed her pain, which was an absolutely new thing for any royal to do, as we know. it was the moment when you saw for the first time really the stiff upper lip of the english crumble, tremble. and suddenly people from all walks of life, all age groups were weeping in the streets of london, and indeed all over the world. >> and, yet, there is something that britons and people around the world seem to admire about that stiff upper lip when i think about the queen, who has played this remarkable role of really never revealing anything. >> that's right. the queen n

the duke and duchess of cambridge are to relocate their family from central london to windsor.w school term. thousands of manchester united fans protested against the club's american owners before tonight's game with liverpool. although manchester united were victorious tonight, supporters have been unhappy with the glazer family's running of the club for some time. 0lly foster reports from old trafford. we want glazers out, we want glazers out. | it's notjust during the bad times that manchester united supporters have protested against the club's owners. but after five trophyless years and their worst start to a season in decades, ahead of a match against their great rivals, it was no surprise they would turn up the volume on their discontent. thousands marched on old trafford. get the glazers out. they are taking billions out of our club, destroying our club. the legacy of united. four generations of my family are manchester and have been to the stadium. n-s theirs. — it's not glazers' to buy or to sell. it's been 17 yearsi ofjust pure greed from the glazers. so it's time to

at 830 in the morning i met was arrested just inside the windsor castle grounds.ng a loaded crossbow with the intent to injure her majesty. he's also been charged with possessing an offensive weapon and making threats to kill. he is in custody and will make his first court appearance at the west minister at magistrate court on the 17th of august. the last time section two of the treason act was used was in 1981 when marcus sargent admitted opening fire with a blank pistol at the trooping of the colour suit just pistol at the trooping of the colour suitjust near the queen and he was sentenced to five years in prison. a woman in cornwall has been bitten by a blue shark. she was on a tour off the coast of penzance when she was bitten and had to be rescued by coast guard. shark attacks are extremely rare in the uk. the woman who hasn't been named said she it was scary but she didn't want a freak event to tarnish the reputation of it already persecuted species. we can speak to hannah who is a marine sciences from shark have uk. this kind of attack is unheard of. , ., ,

broke out during the windsor high school football game within. 35 minutes of that initial fight. police were called about another group of 20 to 30 people fighting with bats. that one happening about a mile and a half away from the football field. once deputies arrived on scene, the majority of the crowd, it already left. police believe half of the miners involved were involved in that first fight as well. now 2 women were arrested, one of them with 60 years old. 2 kids were also hurt in all of this one had a cut on the head after being hit with a blunt object. the other suffering a leg injury. police believe the fight was gang related. take a look at this. a tomato truck crash in vacaville made a slippery mess of the morning commute. it happened around 5 o'clock this morning. that truck was headed westbound when it smashed into a car. chp says the tomato truck spun out of control and then crashed into the center divide spilling all those tomatoes into the eastbound lanes, a total of 5 other cars crashed because of this spill. at least one person was taken to the hospital. well,

the town of windsor is giving out free water at a recycled water fill station, offering residents and businesses a new way to help keep landscaping alive during the drought. >> is recycled water safe? recycled water is regulated, but the california water resources control board windsor staff are responsible for demonstrating that it needs the strict standards that are set by the board. and it's a the county will hold the next round meeting in september we're on for news. >> for a closer look at the drought conditions here in the bay area. we're going to head over to meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. yeah. and we're holding steady for most of the bay area, severe drought which is semi good news considering e've had very hot temperatures, especially for our warmest inland valleys. but we are tracking extreme drought over dixon and even knocking on brent woods door. just clipping that neighborhood there. but the bay area holding tan and severe, so still dry out there. and as you know, our summer months, typically our driest. so that's why with our indian summer right around the corner, we

thames valley police are investigating the death of a young girl in a lake in windsor.ater park during a friend's party. jamie moreland has the details. it was meant to be an enjoyable summer day out. warm weather and a trip to a water activity park. but this weekend, liquid leisure windsor was the scene of an incident, and the death of a young girl. at about four o'clock on saturday, thames valley police was called to reports of an 11—year—old girl in difficulties in the water. according to eyewitnesses, lifeguards and members of the public had tried to find the missing girl in the lake. emergency services arrived and searched the area. she was found more than an hour later and rushed to wexham park hospital, but couldn't be saved. the site is advertised as europe's largest aqua park, with floating obstacle courses, boat activities and a beach. its website said strict procedures and guidelines are in place to ensure safety is the top priority. the venue is closed this sunday and the park said speculation is not going to help while police investigate. for now, it says i

we have renewed his school son, ari uncle windsor realtor. her sports hall here at school support. 8000000 euros. the economic boost from the nuclear industry is welcome, but embracing its waste requires deep trust and expertise and authority, part of the bedrock of thinner society. thanks to that and the unique suitability of the actual finished bedrock. this country is making history, half a kilometer below ground. welcome to call. when the site becomes operational, within the next couple of years, the spent nuclear fuel will be transferred into steel canisters and then copper capsules lowered into tunnels and sealed off forever. at the moment the uncle of site is still in its trial phase. as experts continue finalizing the details of permanently disposing of spent nuclear fuel with such high level radioactive waste, there is no room for miss steps. looked good geologist johan hanson says every precaution is being taken to ensure that also in the far future that there are no any, any pathways enchilada surveys so. so this facility will stor

happened friday at windsor high school. police say the first fight involved 20 miners near the game's entrance and exit gate parents of the miners also got involved. a school resource officer tried to break it all up once more officers arrive. those miners ran off through kaiser park over half an hour later, another fight broke out between 20 to 30 people. this one happened near the intersection of bin deli drive and starve. you drive just over a mile away from the school. police say this time those who are fighting had bats. there were also reports of people yelling they were going to shoot each other. police say half of the miners in the second fight were involved in the first one. it was all part of retaliation. 2 women were arrested. one of them was 60 years old. 2 miners were hurt. one had a cut on the head from being hit with an object. the other one had a leg injury. police say these fights are believed to be gang related. windsor high school did release a statement. saying, no, we're relieved there were no weapons o

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six people were killed when the driver sped through a red light and hit multiple cars in the windsor. the victims include ashley ryan who went by ray-ray along with her son, a week shy of his first birthday, and her unborn child. >>> tesla is in hot water with the dmv as the state accuses the electric car company of false advertising. they say they made untrue or misleading statements about the auto pilot and self-driving feet urk feetures. now the dmv is seeking harsh action. they could strip them of their license to sell cars in california. >>> on the fire watch tonight, a new assessment of the damage from the mckinney fire, 87 homes and 45 other buildings have been destroyed. four people have died in that fire, which has scorched nearlne nearly 60,000 acres. new video of flash flooding at death valley national park. about 1,000 people were stranded when park officials were forced to close all roads in and out of the park. with all those cars under water, there are no reports of injuries. death valley received a year's worth of rain just this morning. >> that is incredible. and it

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express lanes are blocked in san san mateo southbound on windsor one before hillsdale boulevard due to a broken down vehicle. plan for that. san mateo bridge, bridge, 12 minute ride from 882. 882 101. tail lights heading we. heading westbound. not a bad drive. headed toward 101, keep that in mind. a look at the bay bridge camera. metering lights are off. it is an easy ride into into the city. the scorching temps will be blasting the ac ie car kind of day. busier conditions along the coast as people could be heading out there to beat the heat. a lot oe heading back to school so keep your eyes peeled for kids bikind riding near schools. > >> an update. the justice department does not plan on publicizing what search former t trump's florida home amid reques amid requests from several media media outlets.'s bradley blackburn reports, lawmakers frm both sides of the aisle are demg more details. >> reporter: the justice department as opposed to releasing the affidavit that led led to last week's search of former president trump's mar-a-lago residents. in a courg monday, the ding i disclo it

yes, they are moving to a new home in windsor and their| to a new home in windsor and their childrenave as normal a life as possible and have it in as rural a setting as possible and of course we know that catherine's and background is in berkshire as well. the second message it sayings strongly is that they are content to live in what, by royal standards, they are content to live in what, by royalstandards, is they are content to live in what, by royal standards, is pretty modest accommodation. the clue is in the title, adelaide cottage. this is a four—bedroom home, no living staff, there will be no major refurbishment necessary and honestly all the security considerations have been looked after. i think that is important to the cambridges. they want that message to go out that they are content to live in what, by royal standards, they are content to live in what, by royalstandards, is they are content to live in what, by royal standards, is a fairly small home and it brings william very close to his grandmother, very close to windsor castle, just ten minutes away at a point where t

inside the house of windsor, the truth and the turmoil. and she joins me now. death, i remember it vividly and the feeling that there was almost this kind of break in the british psyche, there was an eruption of moments. >> it was a moment when the connection that diana had forged, her combination of royal charisma if you would like and humanitarian warmth, the way she reached out to people and shared her pain, which is an absolutely new thing for any royal to do, the was the moment when you saw for the first time the stiff upper lip of the british crumble, and suddenly, people from all walks of life, all age groups were weeping in the streets of london and all over the world. >> and yet, there is something that britains and people around the world seem to admire about that stiff upper lip when i think about the queen who has played this remarkable role of really never revealing anything. >> that's right. i mean, the queen never explained, never complained. and of course, diana didn't depart from that. we know nothing about what the queen thinks about anything.

appearance in the main draw make the group stage of a european competition since 1994, if they win at windsor 36—10 win over castlefield tigers. the giants ran in five tries in the second half to ensure a comfortable victory — louis senior�*s second try of the night the pick of the bunch. they could still secure a home semifinal if they manage to leapfrog wigan warriors into second in the final two weeks. that's just about it from us, we will see you soon. hello there. there saw a cloud and patchy rain moving down across the uk and it's in the southeast of england we start with that clad in patchy rain. it'll soon move through, then we have some sunshine, the cloud will tend to build a bit, and as the wind picks up in scotland and as the wind picks up in scotland and northern ireland, here we will see most of the blustery showers, the odd shower for england and wales, most places dry with warm sunshine. temperature similar to what we had on thursday, could make 20 celsius in eastern scotland in eastern northern ireland, low to mid 205 across england and wales. heading into the weekend, and we

police arrested the driver accused of triggering a fiery crash in windsor hills that killed 6 people. >> including a pregnant mother and her baby reporter mark meester has the latest. >> new details at 1 o'clock this afternoon involving this horrific crash that was caught on camera in windsor hills thursday afternoon. authorities arrested the driver who they've identified as a 40 year-old nurse who will be charged with vehicular manslaughter. it comes after video caught this mercedes traveling 75 miles per hour above the speed limit, running a red light and striking 2 other vehicles and all of a sudden a baby liter lly flew in the middle of the intersection to the middle of the gas station. >> landed right on the floor in front of me. and one of workers came and saw me with the baby and took the baby out of my somebody tried to >> you know, during recess to take the baby that the baby >> authorities confirming 6 people were all pronounced dead at the scene. among the dead is a pregnant woman identified as 23 year-old ashley ryan of los angeles. family members say that ashley was 8 and

. >> a sad situation police were called out to windsor drive this morning to check on a woman who hadn'teen seen in weeks. she had deliveries piled up on her front porch. her body was found in the living room by officers they also found another woman claiming to be her daughter. the woman said her mother died over a year ago from natural causes. neither woman has been identified at this time. >>> voices in pain and anger. a call for healing this evening as the death of a prominent dentist in the neighborhood sets in. we listened in on a virtual healing session in that figuring out how to stop the violence. tonight members of the community are coming together to heal. >> we've been at this for 2 1/2 years. it's hard for me to say what change. >> nothing has changed because evidence shows that they seem to be under attack on the street. >> we have another one. we have another visitor. we have unprovoked attacks from all of these things. >> they took place today after a dentist was shot and killed in a robbery attempt. police are still looking for leads. patrick was gunned down in the same

>> reporter: well, they're moving to windsor, right next door to the queen, in the same county to the of kensington palace, with lots of staff, to a four bedroom cottage with no live-in staff. as you say, they want more normality. i spoke to a source close to them this morning saying they want to be as normal a family as possible. so this is a big life change for them in royal terms, at least. this is a four bedroom very nice property, let's not have any doubts about that. but for them this is pretty unprecedented, pretty unusual, and they're going to take all their kids out of schools in london and put them in a nearby school. a prestigious school, but this is about them wanting to be active, hands-on parents. and also doing all the work at home as other parents do. i mean, it's not like other parents, of course, but for them it's quite a big shift and they've announced it in a way that it is quite a significant move. they will have access to the queen's staff just up the road at windsor. >> max foster, that's not everyone's definition of downsizing, but it does seem to be so for the

. >> reporter: nick is the gmm part owner of the holiday inn in in windsor. he saw occupancy rates fall below 10% after the pandemic began. not only did he faced the possibility of huge financial losses, he knew he would have to to lay off employees. the family then took the unconventional step to keep the business going. >> for us, we know we did a good good thing for the community. we we know we did a good thing for ourselves and our staf us lowa toreop facilityy lihale the rooms were rented to those who were unhoused during the pandemic. once the contract ended with the county, the next hurdle appeared. >> within six weeks we, you know, turned around this entire place to be, hotel and restaurant and bar again. >> reporter: everything in the hotel was steam cleaned, mattresses, bedding and carpets were replaced. inspections were done before opening to the public again. >> reporter: was there kind of if you are in the back end of how people would perceive this property? >> there was and there still is. is. >> reporter: was a risk he was willing to take, know