and finally anyone who follows the british royal family knows that the windsors are closely related to german nobility in fact they were known as the house of saxon coburg and until nineteen seventeen now after world war one they chose to change their name for political reasons distancing themselves from their war seeking german relatives whether they like it or not the windsors can't erase their lineage so we take a closer look now at their german groups. going to go to get ready for a royal experience two hundred thousand visitors a year come here to take in the town's rich history up close. friedan palace is home to the ernestine effect from which the house of saks coburg and go to derives. its an influential dynasty related to more than twenty royal families throughout europe including the house of windsor. deciduous to. this dynasty began an england when queen victoria married prince albert of. the house of saks codeword and going to has been in england ever since up until the reign of queen elizabeth who didn't area coburg but amount batton she want to exhibit something from the

whether san diego, detroit, windsor. i am from sault ste. marie, ontario, right next to michigan, and people are upset by these terrorist -- tariffs. suppliedn steelmaker steel for the 20 hours and now being told they are a national security threat -- twin towers and being told now they are a national security threat. this is important for all of these countries. the mexico-u.s. ties have been battered as well. i wonder whether we can recover from these fractures. host: michael in new york city, republican. caller: good morning. thank you for discussing trade. i have two questions. the first one is -- when you were talking about the wilson commission and trade understanding, what are some elements of trade understanding that have been brought to the united states and incorporated into our system? how ared question is -- things changing now in the global trade environment? in regards to that, the united states for a long time has had trade policies mostly favorable to the united states. now, it is a global trade and changing into the intercon

windsor, is that -- so maybe we can ask mr.indsor some questions. >> commissioners. >> so john, are you still security -- head of security for your company still? >> yes. >> can you tell me why you know the conditions that there is no identification on the security guards other than radios in this video? i want to hear from -- [inaudible] >> okay. but you're in charge of the security. that's your company. >> yes, i am. >> so do you have to follow the procedures or -- >> simple answer. >> well, i'm asking -- >> that night -- >> okay. >> dovetails with the video of the gentleman who's in the t-shirt -- >> no, step one. >> it's a dovetail, so i have to answer both, if you don't mind. >> okay. okay. go ahead. >> so it goes to the gentleman who put his t-shirt inside out wasn't security. that's one of the managers, and he drives a lot of the front door security for that evening, so i wasn't personally there, which is why i put that as context, because the condition is straightforward, but only bennett and mark who's the person that

house here on out. >> my windsor brett winner is bt kavanaugh's daughter.er good lesson for anybody everybody. no matter where you are in the country. my loser ronan farrow such good reputation as a journalist. doing good work on the me too story and published a story that never should have seen the light of day against brett kavanaugh and it hurt his credibility. >> bret: bring it home, bill. >> stuck in the beltway impressive you guys can reach out. i'm stuck in the beltway in politics my winner is harry reid, very thoughtful about the nuclear option. really. i wonder if is he out there thinking oh my god what did i do. who did this? >> my loser is sheldon whitehouse he went over the high school yearbook like it was the zimmerman telegram, maybe he should go back to high school and have innocent, harmless fun. what a grim guy. >> bret: judge kavanaugh get through and when? down the road? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> bret: unanimous. next week. >> yes. >> the committee is healed. this committee. [laughter] >> bret: all right. panel. thank you. when w

people gathered for the annual sonoma wine auction in windsor. the goal is to raise money for affole housing. the auction raised $5.7 million this year. that is 500,000 more than last year. as the rebuilding continues in sonoma county there, are so many stories to be told. our own jessica aguirre is hosting a special show "wine country wildfires" airing sunday october 7 at 9:00 p.m. rob mayeda joins us now. you are talking about more concerns. >> fire weather watch. coming out of the three driest months of the year. that is unfortunately county andd. right now what we are saying a change is not as many low clouds over san francisco. the fog is going to s going away and with it the air-condition. san francisco temperatures earlier, only anyboin the low 6. 62 in san jose after a high of 80. hazy skies returning to the bay area. moderate air levels for most of the bay area. this high pressure strengthens, there is a chance we may see a couple of spare the air days. patchy low clouds here on the coast. low winds will likely keep clear skies on the co

recovered from their opening defeat in the nations league with a 3—0 friendly win over israel at windsorll hope they've unearthed a new star. it was one of their old heads who put michael o'neill's side in front. captain steven davis finishing off a well—executed set piece move. the home side then made it 2—0 when leeds united's stuart dallas volleyed in from close range. but the moment of the night came when 22—year—old gavin whyte came on to score with his first touch of the ball. he was making his first start for his country after impressing for oxford united in the opening weeks of the season. whyte signed for the league one club in the summer from crusaders, where he scored 22 goals in the northern irish league. spain, who beat england 2—i at wembley, trounced world cup finalists croatia tonight. they top league a of the nations league with a 100% record. despite a number of big names retiring from international duty, the squad demonstrating the breadth of talent with that win. let's have a quick look at some of today's other sports stories... hampden park will remain the home of sc

these are reprints of the lot beside a hotel in windsor, arizona. -- winslow, arizona. she did the grounds, the building, the rooms, the doors, all of the elements of this .otel this project was one, if not the very last, of the grand hotel of the railroad hotels. the hotel itself was completed .n 1929 it was closed in 1957. during that time, it was open to all customers who came by rail or road. it was probably among the finest of the facilities in northern arizona. career kind, whose of as an architect or a building designer/artist begins with fred harvey designing displays in a department in outlook turkey. she really works through the 1920's and really starts to peak with projects like bob posada. the harvey company brought her back time and time again to spruce up old properties or design interiors of things like the albuquerque airport facility. she was the artistic heart and soul of the fred harvey company. seeing what she could do with this is like law posada and having that hotel available for people to go and experience it is quite a gift of the fred harvey co

. >> i'm wearing a french and chinese -- >> laura: is that a windsor knot?hat is modified. >> this is a simple half windsor. >> laura: i think the clip-on ties look great on you. the bow tie is next. >> i'm a small world guy. i like to take a little of all cultures -- >> laura: and blend it together. >> inclusive. >> laura: what happened to you can choose anything you want to wear. you can go into a women's bathroom and say i feel like a -- you can't say, i feel chinese. i thought the woman looked cute. nice. honestly. >> overreaction. >> laura: i'll wear a burl ap sack. sorry, gwen, i love the clothes. thank you. facebook asked for nude photos. >> and utterly bizarre lawsuit for parents against their loudish son. >> laura: and stormy daniels gets high honor for -- you'll see. best on this "seen and unseen special" after this. >> laura: t unseen" seg expose what is behind the cultural stories of the day. behind big culture stories >> laura: why facebook wants you to send them your nude photos. i can't believe we're doing this segment. here to explain is best

i think windsor and bergefed talk about equality as well. so there's an equality issue as well. and in masterpiece cake shop, a line of five decisions all written by justice kennedy, roamer lawrence, windsor -- >> were they all correctly decided? >> none of the eight currently sitting justices have answered questions about any of those cases. no thumbs up or thumbs down on those recent cases. but what the court said in masterpiece cake shop is the most recent statement of the supreme court for a broad cross section, a large number of justices on the supreme court, and i think i'll leave it by referring you to that statement from the supreme court. >> here's my core concern. this quote, what you chose to do in a speech last year in front of aei was to lift up this glucksberg test. what you chose to say yesterday, all roads lead to the glucksberg test gives me pause and concern. if you feel i've misquoted you in the american spectator article, misquoted you here, i expect we'll have a chance through some written exchanges to give you an opportunity to clarify that. but in what i'v

now take your. , grade and 42, windsor 59. 53 hillsboro. 60 cloverdale. 48 petaluma.ot of this depends on elevation and wind speed. 47 san anselmo. san rafael 59. there are some big differences most of the wind gust so far below 30 only mount diablo has been above. low 90s for some inland today and tomorrow. yesterday we started the warm- up and we continue the trend today. those of you looking for warmer weather a lot of the grape growers need a little heat. you have it today and tomorrow. 70s and 80s yesterday. more 80s and 90s today including 93 at livermore. even san francisco going 76 on the high today. that would be the warmest temperature so far this month. i don't really see much stopping it from getting above 73 which is the warmest . the average is 70. 97 in 1939 was the record. we have red flag warnings until 5:00 in the higher elevations, lake county and north and east bay hills. also down to the santa cruz mountains. it is tough to find anything that strong . the are four observations from boulder creek. one is northeast and the other one is east southeas

they have a friendly at windsor park against israel this evening — and for fans of a certain age, theprompt some fond memories. stephen watson reports. 37 years ago israel were all that stood between northern ireland and world cup qualification. the stakes are nowhere near as high tonight as are nowhere near as high tonight as a new generation of players come through and the manager looks at his options in the squad. it is good to get that. if you bring players in it is important that they make an impact andl is important that they make an impact and i think the players we have at that. they're not just coming in to be part of the squad. they are coming in thinking i want to play now. i want players to come in with that belief that they are good enough to be in the site. this short period together is an important time for younger players to experience international duty. important time for younger players to experience international dutylj feeljust as comfortable being awake here thani feeljust as comfortable being awake here than i am with my club, which isa here than i am with my cl

we're joined now by richard windsor live from abu dhabi.probably heard about some of the new technologies that samsung is looking to unveil one is the foldable smartphone, also more affordable types of smartphones. with this type of creativity, do you think that they're bound to succeed? will there be an appetite for these products >> i think certainly for the foldable screen there is going to be appetite for it. the caveat here is in the initial run a foldable screen will be incredibly expensive, probably more than the top end of the iphone. foldable screens have been around since 2012. the problem is they could never manufacture them in the kind of scale to actually launch a product. maybe now they've solved some of those problems, but the real thing to watch for is can they push that technology down to the mass market? that's where the volume and profit lie >> how much will this change the fortunes of what's happening in this smartphone market last quarter samsung felt the pressure of the slowing market will this stoke growth >> i don't

guest: our communities are integrated production, whether it is san diego, detroit, windsor. i am from ontario. people are really upset by these tariffs. canadian steelmakers supplied still for the twin towers and are told they are a national security threats. there are gas stations in michigan law longer serving canadian companies. we have been friends and brothers for so long. these tariffs and out about economics there about breaking up a relationship. it is important for all these countries and i know mexico, the mexico u.s. ties have been battered as well so i wondered if we can recover from these fractures. host: michael is in new york city. republican. caller: good morning. i have two questions i would like to ask. the first is, when you are talking about the wilson's commission and trade understanding, what are some elements of trade understanding that has been brought back to the united states and incorporated into our system. my second question is, how are things changing now in the global trade environment? that, there were trade policies favorable to the united st

and 46 in windsor, 45 in nevada and a lot of 50s and low 50s.e valley to american canyon, 51 to 53. 54 in truckee. fog in the bay and then it will burn off and then inch in. 60s, 70s inland 80s to the 90s. you see the school air spilling in. there will be a big drop for some of the inland areas from 90s to the upper 70s. and there could be some rain saturday. i would think santa rosa and north, cloudy. >> changes are coming. >>> more fallout from president trump's tariff on chinese products. coming up in 15 minutes, the impact that it is having on one of the world's largest automakers. >>> a museum that is unveiling art with a purpose. the connection it has to the wildfire efforts in sonoma. . >>> sonoma museum of art have a new exhibit that pay tribute to the strength of people of the county as they prepare to mark one year since the wildfires and it opens this week. >>> firefighters in sonoma and napa counties are getting new high definition cameras to monitor wildfires. the cameras that are being for by pg&e will allow the firefighters to get

half windsor. >> laura: i think the clip-on ties look great on you. >> next time.ext time. >> laura: isn't that lovely? >> i'm a it's a small world guy. i like to take a little of all the cultures. >> laura: blend it together. >> inclusive fashion. >> laura: what happened to you can choose whatever you want to wear? now you can't do anything. >> they are policing you. >> laura: you can go in a men's bathroom as a woman and say i feel like a man today but you can't say i feel a little chinese today? why can't you do that? an the young woman looked cute many dress. nice dress. c'mon. honestly. >> overreaction. >> i'm just going to wear a burrland -- burlap sack. sorry, gwynn. i didn't mean it. i love the clothes. facebook ask for your nude photos. >> bizarre lawsuit by the parents against their laudish adult son. >> stormy daniels gets a high honor for, well, you will see. much more on this "best of scene and unseen special." after this. >> laura: time now for "seen and unseen" segment where we expose what is behind big culture stories of the day. why facebook wants

of a mile or less visibility from petaluma to santa rosa so watch out in places like pengrove and windsor, it is tough to get around right now. now as far as the cloud cover you can see easily back to the coast well before lunch today and even the coast will see sunshine this afternoon. let's see how our temperatures respond. 80s through the south bay. los gatos to gilroy, head to santa cruz, sunshine, 78 this afternoon. 73 to 81 your spread on the peninsula. 61 to 67 along the coast. that's definitely warmer than it has been. near 70 in downtown and south san francisco, sausalito. a lot of mid-80s to you were 80s through the north bay valleys. up to santa rosa or northward you will need the air conditioner, low to mid 90s there. along the east bay shore, 76 in oakland to 82 in fremont, 86 in orenda and you run into a wall of 90s, low to mid 90s in the east bay valleys. tonight it cools off nicely once again, low to upper 50s with clear conditions and fog along the coast and up in the north bay once again. as far as my accuweather seven-day forecast you can see the 90s hold through sunday

d3 sunnyvale. 53 oakland. 40s, if you get the breeze in windsor if you don't great and 45. petaluma 51. 65, 64n anselmo d 53 ukiah patchy fog without much of a chance. sunshine and warm temperatures. 70s and 80s around the bay. above average and then and let the 80s and 90s. tomorrow? i would expect more of the same. him into getting 80s and 90s. looks cooler heading towards saturday. fog comes back for a drop on sunday as well. >>> if you drive through treasure island you will have to pay a toll on the top of the bay bridge toll. coming up in 25 minutes, how that money will be spent and how you can get a discount. >> it's really exciting because i've never done this before. >> the san jose earthquake added a young player to their honor -- to their oscar -- to their roster. the honorary captain with an inspiring story. >>> welcome back. dallas mavericks owner mark cuban is donating $10 million to women's groups. this comes after the shocking result of a seven-month investigation into the team. a 43 page report includes sexual harassment allegations against former team presi

traffic diverted off at windsor river road. the closure is near grant avenue. we're tracking a crash at south bend 101 at clinton springs road. it is an injury crash blocking one lane. >>> breaking news in france. right now, all flights are halted at lyons airport. a car drove through the barrier and onto the runway. police say they detained the suspect near the tarmac. >> the head of cbs stepping down. he is facing new accusations of sexual assault. >> reporter: les moonves, has been resigned due to pressure from whiting sexual harassment scandal. they said sunday night that he will donate $20 million to one or more organizations that support the me to movement. number of women publicly accusing him of sexual misconduct has doubled to 12, according to to report by the new yorker magazine. is from the 1980s to early 2000's. according to the magazine, they include claims that they forced him to perform oral sex on him and that the used physical violence and intimidations against him. he has denied all allegation of sexual misconduct, though according to the new

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the next planned extension is 43 miles north to windsor from the current terminal dear the sim county airport. the board approved $24 million that will start design work this fall. heavy construction worker early next year. eventually, the system is designed to run from cloverdale all the way to larkspur oh in the ferry landing there. >>> in marin county some good news for you. and $84,000 grant will improve the traffic flow along sir francis drake boulevard. the money will go to a project to better synchronize traffic lights along that busy 2 1/2 mile route. caltrans will review a traffic study that analyzes traffic signals near highway 1012, access ramps, to figure out whether to make signal timing changes. that project is expected to begin in april and wrap up next june. >>> adults in california will not be required to helmets while riding motorized scooters from -- for much longer. legislation was assigned yesterday requiring helmets only for people under the age of 18 . the a lot takes a back january 1. scooters are growing in popularity even though they have created problems as

wednesday or thursday. 43 lake. 50s on the temperatures. 44 polk valley. 57 american canyon. 40s in windsor, novato, petaluma. not much breeze. there might be some and everything is pretty quite after a couple of roaring about 24 hours ago. 80 in las vegas. ukiah 49. low clouds mainly at the coast and bay. not much inland victims and morning clouds. nice to mild again with temperatures in the 60s and 70s for many. some soft 80s. maybe a quick warm-up heading towards thursday and friday. i'm not really buying into it yet. it looks warmer but it looks like it comes back down again for the weekend. >>> one mom and a football fan not happy about. -- ticketing rose park why she's upset about having to pay the full price for her baby. >>> a rally to end gun violence. we will tell you about a call for new research by healthcare confessionals in the bay area. -- healthcare professionals in the bay area. >>> welcome back. happening today healthcare professionals at stanford medical center will hold a new time rally calling for gun violence to be treated as a public health crisis. that rally will tak

the country's elite to account and they don't come much more elite of privilege than the house of windsor funded by the taxpayer but is the royal reporting british audiences usually get long on deference and short on scrutiny the listening posts that will tory now on the relationship between media and monarchy in the united kingdom. it is. not good. for the ninety five major british royal family to live with the kind of global media spectacle which only it seems capable of. one that featured in news cycles across continents now exciting area whenever anything charming town i don't mind and it's really cheap to have with viewing figures in the hundreds of millions it's little wonder that the world's media were out in force as a journalist covering it you felt that you were covering an iconic moment in history well that that is some dress a.j. and i'm still sort of just absorbing that some of those prime positions that were taken by the b.b.c. a.b.c. and we do have approached you and sponsors of the of the american. networks were costing in the region all six figures every day that tells yo

despite dominating for most of the match at windsor park, they fell behind in the first half, haris duljevicrigg but it stayed 2—1 and northern ireland are bottom of their group. —— consolation. there's been a huge shock at the us open, where serena williams has been beaten by naomi osaka in straight sets. the young japanese osaka was playing in her first major final but took the opening set with ease. williams, who was going for a record—equalling 24th grand slam title, looked increasingly rattled and spent most of the second set arguing with the umpire over a controversial decision to penalise her for a coaching violation. she was visibly emotional. it's just over a year since williams nearly died from complications whilst giving birth. meanwhile, jamie murray flew the flag for britain in new york by winning the mixed doubles for the second year in a row, this time with new partner bethanie mattek—sands. it's murray's sixth grand slam doubles title. and that is in the sport. that is all from the team here tonight. from everyone in the newsroom , very good tonight. from everyone in the news

the country's elite to account and they don't come much more elite of privilege than the house of windsor funded by the taxpayer but is the royal reporting british audiences usually get long on deference and shorten scrutiny the listening posts than you are touring now on the relationship between media and monarchy in the united kingdom. mr manning is not. on the nineteenth of may the british royal family delivered the kind of global media spectacle that tony it seems capable of was one that featured in news cycles cross continents now excited whenever anything charming town twenty i don't mind and it's really trial with viewing figures in the hundreds of millions it's little wonder that the world's media were out in force as a journalist covering it you felt that you were covering an iconic moment in royal history while that that is some dress age and i'm still sort of just absorbing that some of those prime positions that were taken by the b.b.c. a.b.c. transmitter you have a price you will spot some of the other american networks were costing in the region all six figures every day tha

northern ireland are also in action today, they are up against bosnia—herzergovina at windsor park.rst ever meeting, between the two sides and they are in one of the b groups along with austria. and manager michael o'neill feels the new format of qualifying, for the euros is a postive step. the fact we are in the competition that has the reward of a promotion—relegation situation but has the route to euro 2020 potentially is a good thing and we are happy with the format and look forward to the games. the games will prepare us for what lies ahead when the draw is made for euro 2020. the all blacks were given a tough test by argentina, but went on to beat, the pumas 46—21; in their rugby championship clash. tries in each half from scrumhalf, tj perenara. helped new zealand to the win. a try from flyhalf, nicolas sanchez helped take him to m points, to make him his country's highest test scorer. that's all the sport for now. this week — video gaming addiction, lego rollercoasters and poetry, straight from the lion's mouth. this weekend at the v&a museum in london, a new exhibition open

as you see on the doppler radar, it is not a lot but some green on the 101 corridor from windsor down to santa rosa. the storm system we are following that is helping to bring this chance and the colder weather we had today and the cooler weather this weekend is just off-shore. as the core of the low pressure moves on to the north, it will keep the rain chance in the mix this weekend. it looks really active at 7:00 in the morning tomorrow off-shore, but the bulk of this is going to stay out to sea. we will just see these intermittent areas of rainfall possible for the north bay heading into the weekend. we will track it coming up at 11:19 tonight, but better chance of rain we're looking at heading into next week. that storm system lines up by 6:30 in the morning. all of this at 11:19, we'll see you then. >>> thank you. at a historical crossroad, another sharp turn in the confirmation process of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. president trump is reopening the fbi background investigation into the judge after pressure from senate republicans, and that delays the senate vote by at

will grigg scores a consolation goal at windsor park as northern ireland lose their opening nations leaguempaign against spain this evening at wembley. the last time they played it was a 2—all draw but manager gareth southgate believes his side are better prepared this time. and history beckons for serena williams as she prepares for tonight's us open final hoping to equal margaret court's grand slam record. more sport at 5:30pm... tributes have been paid to the us rapper mac miller, who's died after an apparent drug overdose. the 26—year—old, who's real name was malcolm mccormick, was found at his home near los angeles. he rose to fame after topping the us charts with his debut album in 2011. earlier this year, the musician went through a well—publicised break—up with his long—term girlfriend, the singer ariana grande. a couple and a child have had a miraculous escape after a tube train went over the top of them at baker street station in london last night. police say the woman was pushing a buggy along a platform before falling onto the tracks after being distracted by looking at the arr

and the sun reports that eastenders star dame barbara windsor needed a heart operation after collapsingset of front pages. let's see what our reviewers make of it all. we will start stateside, because at the top of the times, some extraordinary comments from president trump. this one they quoted, kill the lot of them, referring to leaders of the syrian regime, all coming out of a new book. yes, the papers are spoilt for choice, actually. they all have the front angles on this story, there are front angles on this story, there a re lots of front angles on this story, there are lots ofjuicy quotes for them to get their teeth into. it is written by bob woodward, known for cracking the watergate scandal. if you remember when the syrian regime, assad dropped chemical weapons on his own people, donald trump's initial reaction apparently was to kill the (bleep) lot of them. and he told secretaryjim mattis he wanted told secretaryjim mattis he wanted to assassinate president assad. jim mattis said they would get right on it, and then said no, we're not going to do that. they are not going to ju

earlier, northern ireland's start got off to a disappointing start got off to a disappointing start at windsorerzegovina. remember, the nations league is a back door route to qualification for the european championships. thank you and enjoy the game, natalie pirks at wembley. i'll be back with the bbc one news at 10.35. now it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. news where you are. hello. this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. let's get more now on the labour mp chuka umunna accusing the labour leaderjeremy corbyn of driving centre—left mps like himself out of the party. mr umunna made his comments in a speech to the campaign group progress. there is now a clear and present danger that that tradition is driven out of our party. having only been reelected by their constituents last year, often with big majorities, already centreleft mps are being systematically targeted with motions against them, and their local parties, motions brought against them for standing up to the ce ntreleft them for standing up to the centreleft values, them for standing up to the ce ntreleft values, for the

northern ireland are also in action today, they are up against bosnia—herzegovina at windsor park.along with austria. and manager michael o'neill feels the new format of qualifying, for the euros is a postive step. the fact we are in the competition that has the reward of a promotion—relegation situation but has the route to euro 2020 potentially is a good thing and we are happy with the format and look forward to the games. the games will prepare us for what lies ahead when the draw is made for euro 2020. the all blacks were given a tough test, by argentina, but went on to beat, the pumas 46—24, in their rugby championship clash. tries in each half from scrumhalf, tj perenara. scrumhalf, tj perenara helped new zealand to the win./// a try from flyhalf, nicolas sanchez helped take him to 14 points, to make him his country's, to make him his country's highest test scorer. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather forecast. hello. there is a lot of very different weather across the country this morning. sunshine, overcast weather, rain. it is very hit and miss. but for some o

as craig templeton can tell us. despite northern ireland being on a poor run of form, when —— windsors responded immediately and should have had a penalty inside the opening minutes. bosnia were rattled in the timing of their challenges was once more in question. the pressure was with the home side and the only thing missing was the finish. but in international football, if you cannot take your opportunities, chances are that you your opponents will. , they shook up the tie after capitalising on a defensive mix—up and there was still fire in northern ireland with sparking hopes of a late comeback. he was only a length away from the latest of equalizers. in the end it was not meant to be in northern ireland will want to bounce back and tuesday's friendly against israel. later tonight serena williams will attempt to win her 24th singles title to pull level with margaret court's all time record. she faces the 20 year old naomi osaka in the final of the us open. victory would cap an incredible turnaround for williams. health complications following the birth of her first child left her fi

northern ireland are also in action today, they are up against bosnia—herzergovina at windsor park. austria. and manager michael 0'neill feels the new format of qualifying, for the euros is a postive step. the fact we are in the competition that has the reward of a promotion—relegation situation but has the route to euro 2020 potentially is a good thing and we are happy with the format and look forward to the games. the games will prepare us for what lies ahead when the draw is made for euro 2020. rugby union and england captain dylan hartley continued his comeback from an enforced lay—off with concussion with a try to guide northampton to a premiership victory against harlequins. hartley crossed the line just ten minutes after coming on as a second—half replacement. it proved decisive as quins were threatened an away win. dan biggar also kicked 17 points for saints with a conversion and five penalties. the final kick settled a thrilling pro 1a game in belfast — as ulster beat edinburgh by a single point. edinburgh had seen a 17 point lead disappear, but went ahead again thanks to s

despite dominating for much of the match at windsor park, northern ireland fell behind in the first whene side grabbed a late consolation from substitute will grigg but it ended 2—1. a disappointing start for northern ireland. england start their nations league campaign tonight against spain in their first international since losing in the semi—finals of the world cup. our correspondent natalie pirks is at wembley for us, natalie, this league is designed to replace meaningless friendlies but spain are tough opponents for england's first game back? it isa it is a very tough start and do not forget in the same group they have croatia and it has been 59 days since the semifinal defeat against croatia in russia. it feels a bit less actually, it feels like it has

despite northern ireland being on a poor run of form, windsor park was on full boys for the game againstd a penalty and opening minutes. bosnia was rattled and the timing of the challenges were in question. all pressure with the home side and the only thing missing was the finish. but with international football, if you cannot take your opportunities, chances are that your opponents will. elvis terigi shook up opponents will. elvis terigi shook up the tie after capitalising on a defensive mix—up. there was still a fire in northern ireland with a spark of hope of a late comeback. in the end it was not meant to be and northern ireland will want to bounce back in tuesday's friendly against israel. later tonight serena williams will attempt to win her 24th singles title to pull level with margaret court's all time record. she faces the 20—year—old naomi osaka in the final of the us open. victory would cap an incredible turnaround for williams. health complications following the birth of her first child left her fighting for her life just a year ago. i definitely do not feel myself yet. i do

. >> the high winds have been tearing up the outer banks of the carolinas, the windsor has toppled trees, downed power lines, and sent shingles and housing materials flying off of homes. boats battered by the wind were knocking into each other on the water. >> tonight there are reports that five people have died as a result of florence. that includes a mother and her baby, nearly 890,000 people are without power tonight, and that is expected to grow. the power company in that area, duke energy says it expects 3 million people could lose power throughout the carolinas. >> a live look at the radar tracking the storm. florence is now moving slowly along south carolina and is just 15 miles from myrtle beach, forecasters expect that it will move inland over the weekend. >>> more now from fox's ray bogan who is in wilmington, north carolina. >> reporter: florence is weakening a bit although you might not know it because of the powerful wind and driving rain that continues to hammer the north carolina coastline. florence loses some of its parks, but none of its bite. the storm plowing into nort

clear skies in cloverdale, cloud cover in windsor, santa rosa is beginning to break up and looks like some sunshine down here. here a live look at sfo. as far as temperatures, not a big change from yesterday. music seacoast side on the coolant, the warm and we are thinking upper 80s, close to 90s inland. this area of high pressure will build in, not today it's a thursday and friday as i mentioned friday the hottest day of the week. we could have a few spots potes and beginning to cool things off by sunday. the forecast model showing some areas of fog into the evening hours and once again low clouds pushing back into the region later on tonight. temperatures for today mid to upper 80s inland, 90 degrees. santa rosa waiting for that cloud cover to clear. we could be approaching low 70s, san francisco 65 and pacifica lower 60s. san jose 81 and gilroy 80 degrees. your five day forecast, nothing major happening but temperatures trending up. friday the hottest day of the week, maybe 95 to 96 degrees inland. not much of a coastal warm-up yet, lots of 60s over the next few days but traditiona

windsor castle. prince of bismarck. berlin. the pope at the vatican. alexander ii and st. petersburg. then he goes to the far east and the crowds are immense. like 250,000 people at a time would turn out. the emperor of japan would never actually touch people. when he saw grant, he stepped over and shook hands with grant which was unheard of. grant actually pioneers a certain post presidential role that would be followed by other presidents. he arbitrated a dispute over offshore islands between japan and china. so he comes back with really this sort of great reputation. very much enhanced. he's become a statesman on the world stage. it's amazing. >> after trying to get the nomination again in 1880, not winning it. he decides to move to new york city and try his hand in the investment world. how does that turn out? >> will again with money, disastrously. he formed a partnership with a young man named ferdinand ward was 21 years old. they created a partnership called grant and ward. it was only time grant allowed his name to be used in a business. grants name attracted a lot

which is based in windsor. villa capri burned down in the fire...e varenna location still stands and seniors are living there now. the department of social services says more than 20 people would have died... if family members and emergency responders hadn't evacuated them after all staff left. executives for the care centers have not commented on the investigation. ( darya )we all know how expensive it is to live in the bay area... but some new numbers reveal just how bad it's getting. a new study by zillow finds the san jose metro area tops the list of the least affordable places to own a home. homeowners in that area are spending over 50-percent of their monthly income on their mortgage. people who live there have an average household income of about 118-thousand dollars. los angeles ranked second as the most expensive place to live.. and the san francisco metro area ranks third. homeowners here must use about 45-percent of their monthly income to pay their mortgage. and if you're renting... it's not any better. the average cost to rent in the sa

. >> shooting right now in windsor england and here's your sneak peek. >> the costumes are amazing.costume that drove you crazy? >> a lot of them aren't very comfortable to wear. >> let me ask you about the trubdore scene? >> yes, today we arrived in l.a. for our first gig at the trubdore which is where it all went crazy. it's a big deal. you know what give them a little elton john. go ahead. stave. he has to go to -- no, no, no. >> we'll be back. >> we'll have more from can kev kevin cast of rocket man for sure. he was with this man, mark wahlberg on the set of his new film "instant family "you're going to see a very different side of mark. >> it takes a special person to be able to go out there and provide a family. i think when my wife sees this movie she's go ieing to be like >> we've always known the dad t he was a family man. and the father of four -- adopting a set of siblings. >> sean told me about his life and said i want to make this movie. i committed right away and every time i talk to him about it, i always gette motional about it. >> three kids too much. >> oh, my god.

same thing from santa rosa, windsor, heelsburg. this will hang around for the morning commute. temperaturewise, 80s will creep back. 80, morgan hill. 81, gilroy. 77, san jose. 79 los gatos. upper 60s in millbrae, san mateo. 70 to 73 for the rest of the peninsula. 60s for the coast. great day for wine tasting up here. temperatures mid to upper 70s. east bay shore, 69. richmond and berkeley. 75, hercules. not a bad day for livermore. 79. most of us around 80 in the east bay valleys mid-40s to mid-50s tomorrow. fog across the north bay. a little bit cooler tomorrow. sunday, monday tuesday temperatures wise will be a lot like today. i hope you enjoy it. here's alexis. >>> a new crash in solano county, westbound 80. a vehicle blocking the left lane past the 505 near mason street. emergency crews on the scene. that is starting to stack up. keeping an eye on that one. overall, not a terrible day getting out of central valley. average on 205. 15 miles per hour. 13 on 580 towards altamonte pass. looking at the usual volumes filling in just about everywhere. we have had very few incident

which is based in windsor. villa capri burned down in the fire...nds and seniors are living there now. the department of social services says more than 20 people would have died... if family members and emergency responders hadn't evacuated them after all staff left. executives for the care centers have not commented on the investigation. ( darya ) a san francisco couple was tacked inside their san frnacisco home in the middle of the night. the attacker is still on the loose. it happened on ramsell street just north of interstate 280. somebody broke into the home through the garage. the man and woman who live in the home are both in their 70's... they were hit in the face several times. ( darya ) nothing was stolen from the house. police are still trying to figure out if this was a random or targetted attack. ( darya ) happening today... for a second day in a row... extra police will be at california high school in san ramon. an onl

he wrote in romer versus evans, united states versus windsor obergerfeld and master piece cake shop with a statement -- >> no, please don't because i actually have read it and i'm sure most have. my question is very specific. can you comment on your personal opinion on whether obergerfeld was correctly decided? it's a yes or no, please. >> in master piece cake shop, this is i think relevant to your question, justice kennedy wrote in the majority opinion joined by chief justice roberts and justice alito and justice go gorsuch and others are over. >> are over. >> do you agree with that statement? >> that is the precedent of the supreme court agreed with by -- >> sir, i'm asking your opinion. you're the nominee right now so it is probative of your ability to serve on the highest court in our land so i'm asking you a very specific question. either you're willing to answer or not and if you're not willing to answer it, we can move on. do you believe obergerfeld was correctly decided? >> each of the justices have declined as a matter of judicial independence, each of them to answer questions i

mid-80s but the haze continues for lakeport and windsor this afternoon.ght tonight, the fog not too expansive. it's going to be around the marin county coastline, patchy at the san mateo coast. otherwise that means nice quick burnoff and a sunny day for labor day. remember the moderate air quality through the holiday. download our accuweather app. a little change on tuesday, the temperature slides about two, three, maybe four degrees the rest of the week. we're kind of following up on august trends, which have been cooler and really nothing too extreme. just a bit warmer out there for you. >> september is usually one of our hot months. so i'm going to enjoy the cooler weather while we've got it. thanks, lisa. >>> your workday may seem like a walk in the park compared to the hours it takes you to it there. the commute for all of us is getting longer, it's getting more frustrating, not only in the bay area but also all over the country. abc 7 news reporter david louie looks at how much time we're wasting in traffic. >> reporter: it's how we start our day an