she is there in windsor park. tom, have you sent her a copy of your first edition? orrow morning just in case the ones in windsor are all sold out. she is a huge lifelong racing fan. if you see closely, you can see her headscarf has jockeys felt solid. perhaps a little nod to racing, the queen giving her support to the resumption of the sport tomorrow. she owns a number of authors. are any of her horses running in the next few weeks? —— a number of horses. there is one running on tuesday, i could be mistaken. she has a lot of runners through the summer. i am sure she will be disappointed not to be able to attend particularly royal ascot where she goes every day every year. of course. that is the final word. that is it for the papers this evening. thanks to my guests, deputy political editor of the independent rob merrick and editor of the racing post tom kerr. goodbye. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies now available for viewing in the home.

san francisco, 66 in oakland and for the north bay, temperatures in the mid 60s, looking at windsor and winter parkd st. helena. with that, we are looking at more wet weather and a few more showers on wednesday and then drying out thursday and friday and then we have our next weather system late saturday into sunday. let's check in with a >> good morning, without wet weather there are wet surfaces. we are seeing a couple of trouble spots on the roadways along 580, where emergency crews are responding to an accident with a vehicle that one out and it is blocking at least that right lane and they have started traffic, moving over to the right shoulder. west town 580, we are seeing speeds of 12 miles per hour. if you want to look at the roadways, take it slow and take it easy. we are seeing a few brake lights. we did have an earlier accident on northbound 880 past davis. all lanes are clear we are keeping close look at the all tuna pass. it is not the case now. we will keep a close eye on this though. there is a wine advisory in effect for the all tuna pass. it is gusty. be careful as you go through l

windsor and st. helena. here's the extended forecast what to expect. sunshine on friday for most of saturday and then we have rain sunday into monday. >>> sonoma county reopened its regional parksand parking lots yesterday. tennis courts had been opened and also some parking. that means parking fees are also restored. walking out of the icu and into the arms of his wife, up next, streaming on cbsn bay area, the high school sweethearts who both beat coronavirus. >>> we have a live look outside at the san rafael bridge. >>> a special reunion caught on camera. a man walked out of the hospital and right into the arms of his wife after they both beat coronavirus. take a look. 63-year-old dwight patterson and his wife ruth had been separated for the past six weeks. he was fighting his battle on a ventilator in a kansas icu. ruth knows exactly what that is like she had just returned from a month long hospital stay the day dwight collapsed. >> my honey is back. i can embrace him and squeeze him and hold him and know that he is going to be all right. >> we need to be thankful for everything we take for granted. >> is a the first thing they are going to do once they are home is pray for

park for the rest of the week. >>> developing this morning, surgau an outbreak ty have at a nursing facility in vallejo. they have been traced back to the windsor care center. officials were alerted last week. 76 residents and 23 staff members have tested positive. there are 320 confirmed cases in the county. >>> kaiser nurses are going to have another round of protests calling for more ppe. the protest will be at kaiser in richmond. they will start at 3 pm during their shift change. >>> results from covid-19 testing in san francisco's mission district, ucf found of nearly 3000 residents tested, 62 people were positive and of those residents, 53% reported being asymptomatic and most of them are latino. testing was done at open-air pop-up site late last month. >>> health officials, parents, and students are calling on them to stop all permanent school closures. they are m to pause closures, mergers and other budget cuts during the pandemic and they say those measures would increase student density of some schools at a time when greater social distancing is needed. and only one third of university of california dorm rooms could reopen this fall i