part of a _ centuries-old windsor castle, where centuries—old windsor castle, where the queens residences blaze which is caused millions of pounds worth of damage. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm monica miller in singapore. 0ur headlines at least 6 people have been killed — and 80 injured — in an explosion in a busy shopping area in central istanbul. president biden arrives in indonesia. he'll meet the chinese leader xijinping on monday — ahead of the g20 summit. now turning to the uk where its finance secretary has told the bbc that "everyone" will pay more tax — and there will be spending cuts — when he gives his autumn statement on thursday. chancellorjeremy hunt said the most vulnerable would be protected, but "difficult decisions" had to be made. and he said in the future, there would have to be "constraints" on the government's support for people's energy bills. 0ur political correspondent ben wright reports. he's in charge of the economy at the toughest of times. on thursday, jeremy hunt will explain how the government plans to tackle rampant inflation, a cost of living crisis and

otherwise that windsor generally under 10 mph. this is our satellite imagery. that is our little system that brought us a little bit of light rain showers yesterday morning and then the snowflakes in the highest sierra last night. here's what we can bank on today. lots of sunshine. it is a cold start your day on monday and then looking ahead. we have a string of dry days for at least 7 to 10 days. we're going to talk more about that beach hazard coming up in our next report, but meanwhile today, fifties and sixties, how about 65 in santa rosa at 7 11? your full forecast is still straight ahead. sounds good. thank you, roberta coming up next week out now from the world cup and we've got some fun facts for you about soccer more than that. coming up next, and it's known for its diverse selection of new and you c, d. s and vinyl and dvds and books will tell you how he san francisco music store is going to celebrate 25 years in business today. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with thre

the windsor castle fire since.92. our reporter will be live from the queen's former. i tell you he's really upset about . as you he's really upset about. as ever you can join in any of our discussions by emailing . gb news discussions by emailing. gb news at gb. so gb views at gb news dot co uk . now. dot co uk. now. to start story. over half a decade of controversy, we've had and the 2022 fifa world cup is today in qatar as the hosts are facing ecuadorin qatar as the hosts are facing ecuador in doha. now rights groups have criticised its treatment of foreign workers as well as its on same sex relationships . england's going relationships. england's going to kick off their world cup tomorrow when they play against which is set to be marred the ongoing unrest at home in iran. so let's chat to our reporter paul hawkins who is on the doha corniche in qatar. and i earlier we saw some england fans in the background. are they still with you ? yeah, that's right. no, you? yeah, that's right. no, they're not. they've now m

and i think the windsor think that the windsor report has shown up some of the problems.e breakage points got in breakage points we've got in london the present time now , london the present time now, keith, you were the keith, i know you were at the meeting so meeting with this report, so give a detail of what it was give us a detail of what it was about and what happened as a result. well, the report was done by sir tom windsor, and that was a report what took place during the dismissal, if you like, or the resignation of commissioner, forced resignation and were indeed. and that the conclusion that he actually said it was tantamount to pushing her pushing her out construct dismissal was the term that he used it was tantamount to that and he was not very complimentary when the end of the session i asked him did he feel that the mayor had acted appropriately and correctly and actually made a note of some of the points he made, which is he said he felt this is tom windsor's work mine that he thought it was abuse of power it was a political ambush that short cut the proces

luckily, the queen was at windsor at the time.e what was happening because windsor castle was very much her home. and as you said in your introduction, alice, this was, of course, very much a part of the royal family and the artefacts in it were of great concern . and so the great concern. and so the firefighters worked incredibly hard to try and save some of this priceless items of . this priceless items of. luckily, only two were lost, but that's really due to the firefighters performed a human chain really were trying to take out these absolute one by one. paul thomas was one of the firefighters who was there on the scene 30 years ago. and he gave his reflection on that day , as we saw it turned out onto the m4 , we could see the smoke the m4, we could see the smoke from from the fire engine. and as go down the relief road to windsor, you see huge plumes of smoke coming over the top of the castle blocking. them we're going into st george's hall to think it was some huge paintings on the wall. we got some ladders when we up the

these are the so-called windsor files, the secret documents of the middle of the third reich, and thes related to this topic were declassified by the fbi. , what after the victory of germany in the war, goering, having gained control of the army, was going to overthrow hitler and then make the duke of windsor the king of england. this document is truly sensational because it draws a completely different history of post-war europe if the ussr had not defeated a completely different england, but when since then, great britain and nazi germany have entered into secret relations at the highest level. 1937 bavarian alpha berg-ho hitler's residence eagle's nest visiting the nazis british principle duke of windsor edward and his wife wellis fascist germany to visit hitler, this visit of the royal family is not the first, and the topic for discussion is more than serious british duke and hitler are discussing a future conspiracy to accomplish the current king of england george vii and the ascension to the throne of edward himself and, as a result, the thousand-year-old union of fascist german

house of windsor should be binding the nation together. setting an example of idealized family life in 19 nineties and the british will, family is on the strain. is my behavior, the strictest bible. you as future king, have a duty marital discord, public descent, and a fire at windsor castle 12 months. and through a tool, the queen miss manage her family and the reputation of the royal brand. in this feast outing, this the least created pizza moves and in males is thornton takes over the monarch . what peter morgan does is try to make people understand what is likely to be a member of the royal family. you have to put a face on whatever's going on behind closed doors and there's a lot going on. dominic west betrays the now king, then prince of wales. charles, it's a time of his life that was, you know, not only of the prime of his life, but also in many ways the most difficult time, his life. and i felt that i felt enormous evergreen symptoms for him was the one condition. the crown is nice stranger to criticism, but this season has come under particular fire. critics say the mixture o

house of windsor should be binding the nation together. setting an example of idealized family life. the 19 nineties and the british war family is under strain. my behavior is threatening to buy for you as future king have a duty marital discord, public descent under fire at windsor castle 12 months. and through a tool, the queen manage her family and the reputation of the royal brand. in this 5th outing of the series created by peter morgan, imelda thornton takes over the monarch. what peter morgan does is try to make people understand what is likely to be a member of the royal family. you have to put a face on whatever's going on behind closed doors and there's a lot going on. dominic west betrays the now king, then prince of wales. charles, it's a time of his life that was, you know, not only of the prime of his life, but also in many ways the most difficult time, his life. and i felt that i felt enormous evergreen symptoms for him was the one condition. the crown is nice stranger to criticism, but this season has come under particular fire. critics say the mixture of historical f

robin windsor is also an arts ambassador to the school which offers free dance lessons to all childrenhall in sleaford. what started as an online dance lesson during lockdown has led able to having at school, having a creative side, it is absolutely amazing for them. it is boys that seem to have the most interest. people tend to think dancers are female, so to have a male come in there, having a role model coming in, i found it is the boys that are really excelling. i really enjoy it. it was fun and exciting. it makes me feel really happyl because i really love to dance. ijust like the way that we are taught in bits and bits and we are not expected to get it right every time. it makes me feel so happy when i am doing it and when i am doing it, - i am always learning something new. point, step. 0k? the school now offers free weekly dance lessons to all schoolchildren they are feeling self—worth, they are feeling confident, they are feeling like they are important, as well as everybody else and they can achieve anything that anybody else in the world can. it helps you release any bad ene

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part of the - centuries old windsor castle, one of— centuries old windsor castle, one of the queen's has been consumed by fire for much of— has been consumed by fire for much of the day. 150 firemen have — much of the day. 150 firemen have been battling the blaze which — have been battling the blaze which has caused millions of pounds _ which has caused millions of pounds worth of damage. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: an international charity says the drought in somalia has led to the biggest movement of refugees in more than a decade, and 500,000 children under five are now at risk of death by the middle of next year. world leaders are gathering in bali fora summit of the 620 group of nations. high on the agenda — the energy crisis, the war in ukraine and the stability of the global economy. the global population is projected to hit a new all—time high on tuesday, reaching the landmark figure of 8 billion people according to the united nations. the world's population has doubled in less than 50 years and is set to keep rising. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh has been exami

i know you are headed to windsor . you are headed to windsor castle next week to receive your knighthood that much of the month has continued on — a very mild one. but things will change through the rest of this week. notice how the warmer orange colours start to disappear on our temperature chart. the whites, and then the blues indicate temperatures at, if not below average, the first time we have seen that in a while as we go towards the end of the week. so, that gradual trend turns to things turning cooler, but with it still some further spells of rain and also much windier at times. a windy night will take us into the first day of november across the english channel coasts, that is on the southern edge of that area of low pressure, which is easing away, with it the heavy overnight rain to start the day. still a bit wet across parts of scotland, northern and eastern england, a few showers in the south and west, and it will be a case of morning changing skies across england and wales as some brighter moments are punctuated by occasional showers. and then the showers become more frequen

i was windsor this term. yeah. it's was 3 and theater. got their way and the evidence was on the arm of england. captain harry kane, it appears that no european nation wants to risk a yellow cart to make a political statement. and iranian players not singing their national anthem wasn't the only or feel topic today at the world cup. dw danya barcelona told us about european teams backing down over their plans to wear a rainbow themed. armand yet. so these are bands for people who don't know as part of another lens, lad, campaign against discrimination. now fever had really been trying to dance around this issue and avoid it because as we know, homosexuality is illegal and guitar, but the captain in the federation said that they were going to wear that the arm band anyway. and they were going to take any fines that came with that. now it started to circulate that there could be playing sanchez, sanctions, or yellow cards. and that is what caused the federation to make a u turn shortly before kick off actually today. and he said, okay, we'r

it's really been under fire at windsor castle 12 months. ah, and through a tool between mister manage her family and the reputation of the royal brand. in this feast outing, this theories created by peter moves in the mail. the staunton takes over as the monarch. what peter morgan does is try to make people understand what is likely right to be a member of the royal family, or you have to put a face on what it was going on. behind closed doors. there's a lot going on. dominic west betrays the now king, then prince of wales. charles, it's a time of life. good. it was, you know, not only the prime of his life, but also in many is the most difficult. i lose law and i felt i felt enormous evergreen's sympathy for him of the one condition. the crown is nice stranger to criticism, but this season has come under particular fire critic say the mixture of historical fact and dramatized fiction could prove confusing even damaging to the royal it stars disagree feels it's all about iraq. i think peter is always written right with the idea of gabriel.

as he's portugal side windsor, really against god. ah, ah, i'm sure, yeah, well welcome to the program. at least 4 people have been killed in overnight massage attacks on the city of hassle in ukraine's south. these are the worst strikes the region has seen since it was liberated 2 weeks ago. and targets were not military installations, but homes and commercial buildings. ukrainian forces had warned, of an escalation in hassan as a russian troops dug across the ne pro river. these latest attacks come as ukraine struggles to restore power and water supplies of russian strikes knocked out early this week. now, satellite imagery is released by nasa, give some ics some idea of the extent of the damage inflicted on ukrainian infrastructure. so here's a nighttime view of eastern europe in early february. that's a few weeks before russia invaded. and you can see the ukrainian capital circle here in blue. that's key f at the bright spot right up there. that's moscow. now compare that with this image, which has taken that yesterday when the 4t

s. senate mark kelley windsor race in arizona, meaning the democrats dry, even with the republicans. 2 other senate races are still undecided, corresponded, joins us from washington. jo, wide and joined the asian leaders in cambodia. the u. s. president is seeking regional support for containing china's influence. we've got the latest from for non pants, and ukraine celebrates as it forces. liberate the southern city of hassan crowds, cheer rushes, retreat, and president lensky. calls it a historic day. ah, i'm here until thanks for joining us. we begin in the us where days after the u. s . midterm elections control of congress is still up in the air. democrat, mark kelley won a reelection or when re election, rather in a key senate race in arizona. he defeated the trump back to venture capitalists like masters who has yet to concede, democrats and republicans now have 49 seats. each in the upper house of congress control will come down to the results in nevada or georgia, which is going to run off in december or washing correspondence. susan was gone to has more on the sickness seco

. >>> the fire district is conducting a prescribed burn in the pepper word reserve near windsor. fire crews started the project in late october and will burn another 37 acres today . if you are in sonoma are napa county, the smoke will be visible from their . >>> the latest from indonesia where an earthquake not done hundreds of buildings and killed by the 160 people . >>> the nation's railroads are under a renewed strike threat . became vote among union members happening >>> developing this morning, a deadly as craig hit joppa today, the 5.6 magnitude quake caused trimmers that were filled 60 miles away in the capital of jakarta. 162 people are dead and hundreds are injured. the majority of them are children. they expect the death toll to rise . >>> according to early reports, the 5.6 earthquake destroyed at least 343 buildings picked this region of indonesia is prone to natural disasters and lies on the ring of fire fault line. that's february a 6.2 earthquake killed 25 people and injured more than 460. >>> emergency workers are treating injured people outside crowded hospitals

al jazeera reports on the human costs of the windsor energy crisis. ah. ready and some other thing i learned coefficient new looking a, as in the little so my cell kind of said he had a little garden, the little hose icons, and i read a food thing. the theatre. there wasn't the amount of gemini. i said that he put us on the put a kid elephants, you know, i mean got, is kumasi foot had got a phone isn't, can wait over, fema english planner with and seeing if you go around. but i wasn't raised in my spoken with in santa kennedy after over gun. he's on the other mid. i mean to mana loading on workers when getting michael and nobody off he, she elise competitor came from a finger printing arianna natty in their background on the lumbering iowa. not everybody is clear enough. hello, linda. this is joe lou dental maria mid to live in barbara benefits. i mean on work. ah, you got you got you got a number i know why all my family. i know you're in me isn't one who knows how much longer to live. in the most part and then the senior, but i can, has that sort of act

even a degree above 70 for windsor and st. helena. back down to the 60s in mendocino and they county. temperatures will warm-up as we head toward thanksgiving . temperatures reaching the mid-to upper 60s with low 70s further and then. there is that next rain chance right at the tail end of your 7 day forecast. things are looking promising at this point. it looks like the over all weather padding will be in a more unsettled direct >>> bay area food banks teacher helped account neighbors struggling to get their next meal. it does not have to come from your wallet . (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for a zero dollar monthly premium. benefits like dental, vision, hearing and prescription drugs! and to help you stay healthy at home, you can have free pre

the fire district is contacting the bird and the pepper would preserve near windsor. fire crews started the project in late october. >>> rebuilding is coming suffer some homeowners. one company has come up with a faster way to build and keep home safe at the same time. >> reporter: on days like this with a low fire danger, the impacts of light a fire maybe out of sight and out of mind. five years after the deadly tubbs fire, folks are still rebuilding their homes and they are well aware of the situation. >> where we are in santa rosa it burnt out but the 2017 fire picture simply being able to rebuild quickly is a large part of this . >> reporter: there was a lot of interest in this open house . a company showed off the climate resilient modular home built in in southern california factory in days rather than years . >> you see metal coming off of the spools being folded by our machines . they are fitted into place and then builds within one day. the entire frame is built on one day and the second day the entire home is put together. >> reporter: and then the finish wo

napa sonoma american canyons, 38 that's cold for them. 36 windsor , sebastopol, rohnert park and then forties again, the breezes there, that's kind of keeping it out of the north. that's holding up some of these temps. otherwise, we'd be even colder because he's spilling over the top of the ridge right there, so there will be a few high cloud zipping down. most of these will stay off the coast, though. activity yesterday, thunderstorms and snow in the mountains. we had pretty good activity here as well, especially south. that's all moved out. so cool and breezy today. mostly sunny. that looks good. i think we get a few cues over the hills later in the day, increasing clouds saturday light rain north on saturday evening, and then sunday. we clouded up and if everything comes in, like it's saying he will be a major event monday, tuesday, wednesday and maybe beyond. that would be if stuff like that gets five plus inches of liquid. you're talking multiple feet. fifties sixties on the temps a little bit warmer today. thank you, steve. labor disputes are flaring up again at the board of oak

. >> steve: the windsor wave?ey: is that what it is. >> ainsley: i like the campaign slogan. >> carley: hunting, fishing, loving he every day. >> steve: something i can get behind. >> brian: do you notice we see peyton manning everywhere. every commercial. manning with his brother. and i remember when he turned down the broadcasting job. i guess he wants to fade away. count his money. >> steve: carley thank you very much. >> ainsley: thanks, carley. running for president now. >> brian: i was just waving. >> steve: like this. rotate the windsor wave. >> ainsley: i thought it was elbow wrist wrist. >> steve: many different ways to way. a lot of waving at victory parties. it victory party for monica delacruz. a republican, became the first hispanic woman to be elected to that district down in texas. where the -- all of the -- you know, all the interest was with the border. it's right there. it's a border district and border with top of mind. >> ainsley: they, they just recently redistricted. they changed all the redi

. >> part of windsor castle has been consumed by fire for much of the day. 150 firemen are baffling theich is caused millions of pounds were damaged. -- worth of damage. >> welcome back. our main story is that millions of britons face higher taxes as part of measures bei introduced to reduce debt and restore financial credibility to the u.k. in the netherlands, a court has found three men guilty of massive murder over the shooting down of plane in 2014. a fourth man was acquitted. the mh17 flight was brought down by a russian service over eastern ukraine. we have this verdict in the head. >> the defendants are found guilty. the court qualifies the claims proven in their cases as two or more offensesrising from the whole perpetration of intentionally andnlawfully using an airplane to crash although this was liky to endanger the lives of others and people being killed as a result and the cold perpetration of murder committed multiple times, 298 times. >> four men were tried in absentia. the threof them were sentenced. they are igor girkin, sergei dubinsky, and kharchenko. the conflict is

. >> part of windsor castle has been consumed by fire. 150 firemen have been battling the lights whichthe end of pounds worth of damage. -- which has caused millions of pounds worth of damage. ♪ >> hello. you are watching outside source. donald trump has announced his third straight presidential bid. he was where they expected to do it, the confirmation came during his speech to his supporters in mar-a-lago. >> america's comebacstarts right now. [cheering] >> this is not just the campaign. this is a quest to save our country. talking about saving our country -- >> his whole speech lasted more than an hour. he boasted about his presidential record while attacking joe biden's two years in office. >> everybody was thriving like never before. now we have a president who falls asleep at global conferences and i am a victim. i will tell you, i am a victim. >> a third run for the white house is potentially something we are looking at with a possible rematch of that bitter 2020 contest we with joe biden, but this time it could be more difficult for donald trump to get on the republican ticket.

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it creates an opportunity for if the supreme court overturns windsor, it puts a protection in place that says regardless of what happens, these marriages are protected. host: repealed the 1970 mayor jack. it does that overturn the defense of marriage jack? -- marriage act? guest: it doesn't overturn but it makes it inoperable. basically insurance to ensure if the supreme court does decide to try to go there, these marriages and these families are protected. host: if the supreme court were to decide to go there, and this marriage act were not signed into law, what would happen? guest: at that point the states decide if they are going to allow marriages between two same gender loving people and whether or not they are going to recognize those. without the respect for marriage act, these marriages wouldn't be respected. these marriages would not be accessible to those couples. host: the religious liberty protections, explain what those were about. guest: some of the amendments offered, there is already language in the respect for marriage act that protects religious freedom. it doesn't chan

. >> part of the centuries-old windsor castl one of the queens residences, has been consumed by fire the day. 150 firemen have been battling the blaze which have caused millions of pounds of damage. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins with "outside source." we are here as ever in the bbc news room. next we turn to ukraine. president zelenskyy has made a surprise visit to kherson, the city where russian forces withdrew, ukrainian forces arrived last week. here is the president singing the national anthem in the city square. ♪ when rsia occupied kherson in march, national songs were banned, speaking ukraine could lead to arrest. this is what president zelenskyy is saying today. >> this is the beginning of the end of the war. we see our strong army. we are step-by-step coming to our country, to the occupied territories. ros: but mr. zielinski says there is a long and difficult path ahead for ukraine. that's where he was visiting his across the river from where russian troops have consolidated following the retreat, and the red areas marked on the map. there are fears that some russian soldiers may ha

one of the warmest locations will be windsor reaching all the way up to 74 degrees, tomorrow afternoon you will be planning ahead for the weekend, heading up to christmas in the park, downtown san jose, temperatures will back down from those very warm levels we will have on thanks giving. but, still, in the mid-60s on saturday, low 60s on sunday. next chance of rain, which is pretty far down the line in the seven-day forecast, but a couple of days of rain chances monday and tuesday, the most widespread and heaviest rain will likely be during daylight hours on monday with lingering showers on tuesday, before the next wave of moisture potentially moves our way by wednesday into next week. that is beyond the seven-day forecast. right now we have a busy travel day tomorrow and plenty of folks out and about for things giving and the day after. the weather looks very cooperative. >>> around the clock to prepare. >> read callan joins us live from concord, where staff and volunteers are doing everything they can to make sure their neighbors have something to celebrate this holiday. read? >> re

and the farther north you go it gets even warmer. 76 degrees, tomorrow afternoon, in windsor. if you are heading to christmas in the park this weekend, downtown san jose looks mild, not as warm as tomorrow, but mid to upper 60s with passing clouds, saturday and sunday. and if you're headed out to the 49ers game against the new orleans saints on sunday, kickoff should be mid 60s, with passing clouds. temperatures will back off next week , slightly below average, monday, tuesday, and wednesday, for the last three days of november. we still have a chance of showers, but don't get your hopes up for soaking rain fall we need across the bay, hopefully to december as we get back into active weather pattern, reed. >>> the 49ers are back from being on the road. as charlie walters shows you, they felt pretty at home on monday night, in mexico city. >> this is the red and gold report . >> the 49ers enjoyed the trip to mexico. why wouldn't they? they blew out the cardinals in a smashing victory. >> you got to see please, man. okay. see you. >> george kittle and his teammates give plenty t

part of the centuries—old windsor castle, one of the queen's residences, has been consumed by fire for been battling the blaze, which has caused millions of pounds worth of damage. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines... presdient biden has congratulated the republicans after they regained control of the us house of representatives. it could limit the president's ability to get his legaslative programme through. families of the victims of the itaewon disaster in south korea are demanding an official apology from the country's president. more than 150 young people were killed in the crush, and families want those in power to be held accountable. here's our seoul correspondent, jean mackenzie. a woman sobs into the floor at the scene of the deadly crush. this tragedy is more heartbreaking now it's clear it could've been prevented. mr song is visiting his daughter's ashes. "daddy's here now," he says. "i hope you're doing well." 24—year—old unji was one of the last victims to be identified. doctors told her father both her arms had been broken in the crush. translation: the most h

temperatures reaching the low 70s around windsor. the warm spot tomorrow afternoon. temperatures back down to near normal levels by saturday and sunday. we stay there the first half of next week. the chance of shower we had in the forecast on tuesday, we have just replaced that with passing clouds for monday and tuesday. maybe a couple left over clouds wednesday. good travel weather from both the day before thanksgiving and the day itself. sunshine and good weather for any backyard football games on the agenda. charlie? >>> looked a lot better than the forecast the 49ers were practicing in today. the players needed plenty of hand warmers. that story coming up next. it's going to be warm for monday night's ga [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help ffer comprehensive, covered. covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can hel

part of the centuries—old windsor castle, one of the queen's residences, has been consumed by fire forich has caused millions of pounds worth of damage. this is newsday. i'm monica miller in singapore. 0ur headlines... the nato secretary general has said the missile strike in poland was probably from ukraine's air defence system, not russia. brazil's president—elect lula da silva has told the un climate summit he will stop the deforestation of the amazon rainforest. here in the uk, inflation has hit its in the uk, inflation has hit its highest level since 1981. rising food costs and soaring energy bills mean inflation is now running atjust over ii%. on thursday, the uk finance ministerjeremy hunt is expected to unveil new plans to raise taxes and cut spending. 0ur economics editor, faisal islam, has more. at knit & matter in cam in gloucestershire, much of the nattering is about the rising price of everything, and especially energy. trying not to put the tumble dryer on so much, although with this weather... yes, yes. how will people afford food and energy? i don't know. they'll find a

they reached their goals with the principle of nonviolence, legible, windsor, a trained electrician and trade union leader let poland to independence. in 1990, he became president and remain so for 5 years these activists create a change in the hopeless situation. this is what the silly data much movement still stands for to day to day ships are no longer being built, the good dance shipyard. the area still occasionally used by companies. most of the production halls are empty. it's a lost place for the time b. but there are plans to create a new chic urban district here based on the model of lum and stock lance, poor hamburg hoffman, city with apartments shops offices. the old shipyard area is like a huge at venture playground because the investor has left the empty spaces to artist. and now you can find galleries rehearsal rooms, in studios here. ah, there are more spots of the shipyard that people and get dance could have taken over and filled with new life. the storage area is a container settlement with lots going on here you can be loud in party until the early morning. ah. and yo

gate up to or even above 70 degrees, 72 for sonoma all the way up to 74 degrees for the location in windsor, temperatures are going to be warmer for thanksgiving day. inland, low to mid 70s with temperatures around the bay reaching the upper half of the 60s and then we start cooling off as we head into friday and especially over the weekend. back to near average temperatures saturday and sunday. increasing cloud cover on sunday but rain chances should hold off until sunday night at the earliest and it looks more likely that monday night will bring the first round of light rain showers to the bay area, may be a few lingering showers possible on tuesday. then, we will be waiting for the next chance of rain to pay us a visit by wednesday and thursday of next week but that is still beyond the scope of the seven day forecast. >>> new video from san francisco where the pier 39 tree is lit and loud. it is a performing tree with lights synchronized to music. has 15,000 energy efficient l.e.d. lights and 500 ornaments. it took the pier 3019 three weeks to decorate the tree for the holiday season. >>

mostly upper 60s with the warmest spots around windsor and st. helena getting around to 70 degrees.ll cool off as a rainy patter settles in. it will be kind of a raw beginning next week. we will take the rain chances. the most widespread and heaviest rain will be monday and tuesday. do anticipate i dry break on sunday, but we are leaving the ranger icon just to be on the safe side because again, it's an unsettled pattern. be flexible with plans. we will narrow down timing as we get closer to the weekend. >>> up next, an east bay postal worker is wrapping up a remarkable 42-year career. >> excited and sad. >>> students at cal are busy preparing for the midterms, not the tests, the election. how they are chocolate. vanilla. strawberry. but this isn't ice cream. this is big tobacco. and their candy flavors are served with a strong dose of nicotine. because big tobacco knows four out of five kids who use tobacco started with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. it's time to put the brakes on big tobacco's candy-flavored trick and protect california

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temperatures reaching the low 70s around windsor. the warm spot tomorrow afternoon. temperatures back down to near normal levels by saturday and sunday. we stay there the first half of next week. the chance of shower we had in the forecast on tuesday, we have just replaced that with passing clouds for monday and tuesday. maybe a couple left over clouds wednesday. good travel weather from both the day before thanksgiving and the day itself. sunshine and good weather for any backyard football games on the agenda. charlie? >>> looked a lot better than the forecast the 49ers were practicing in today. the players needed plenty of hand warmers. that story coming up next. it's going to be warm for monday night's ga detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or

cooling down a bit just because mother nature's job low, windsor has lied like to call it our hair dryere in full effect today along for cooler temperatures. santa rosa. 36 degrees. napa in the upper 30's as he's conquered with widespread low to mid 40's around the bay area. shoreline and daytime highs. tomorrow we are going to cool down to below average for downtown san francisco. so instead of flirting with 70's are going to barely be in the low 60's at 61 degrees. seasonal temperatures inland back in the mid 60's for warmest inland valleys. and taking a look ahead, tracking scattered showers for your thanksgiving week on tuesday. more my full forecast after the break in a few minutes. back to you. grant and vicki look forward to that. thanks, but greece. also still ahead, the fbi sounding the alarm about the security threat, the popular. >> social media app tiktok poses to americans and nato trying to figure where the missiles came from that killed 2 people in poland. the latest on the investigation. >> nato and poland say the rocket that killed 2 people in poland was likely not the r

most of the north bay, even up to the mid-70s as you go further north. 76 degrees in windsor.t warm spot on the mat by tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow is they were mistaken we will start to back down a little bit. it will take a couple days to get us back to our average temperatures by sunday. we are living that chance of showers in the forecast for monday with cooler conditions. regardless of if we get that shower dance on monday, the cooler weather is going to arrive with temperatures a few degrees below average midweek. we will help as we finish up november and head into december we will get some rain chances after this meager opportunity. >> a group of canadian paralympian's may be forced to end their season early. they were targeted by thieves during a tournament in orange county. as michelle reports, someone stole their custom hockey gear worth thousands of dollars. >> this is like an outlet for us. now it has been ripped away again. we don't know when we are going to get our stuff back or if we are ever going to get it back. >>> custom made equipment for 2 teams of players

numbers and making it into the lower 70s, best chance for that will be northern sonoma county, around windsor. around 72 degrees. temperatures back down to near normal levels over the weekend and staying there for the first half of next week. shower on tuesday, looking like a good chance 24 hours ago, looking significantly less than good at this point but we will be starting stubborn and stick with it for now, i will have more on rain chances coming up over the 6:00 newscast. >>> time for a check of what is ahead at 6:00, we switch to juliette goodrich. >> i just spoke with bay area congressman eric swallow about nancy pelosi's legacy as leader of the party and what it was like working with her day in and day out, he shared some great stories and some photos, today. plus, with all the recent layoffs, bay area college students are heading into the job market with a lot of anxiety, can you blame them? we have got career advice for the surviving, a tough time in tech. you rarely hear about someone as young as 20 years old having a stroke . wait until you hear about this young man's story. the ba

really one windsor who fought off the european by dancing a very vibrant dance called kiff wood. and now they've also another group of people who think that this discussion is not necessary. and i can see why in the year 20, 21 january to june, normally would produced over 1000 fill. yes. and then not the only ones on the continent. if you look across different countries there blossoming film industry is now with so many films being produced with black actors. do we still need to have a conversation about having black actors? well, yes, we do. because hollywood is one of the biggest cultural vehicles in the world, and it is important to portray the world as it really is. and that means having black people existing in the same way other races do. now, disney shouldn't top casting brilliant actors just because they are black. no, however, they could invest in telling new stories such as the african mythology. for example, the famished fraud by bin or cri on the wizard of the cro by good you are young or . but if these title found too complex for a children's story, then i have othe