and the maker is grimwades, and it says on there, "royal winton ware or royal winton ivory." and the date on this, to be honest with you, i think in all fairness, it's a little bit later than her wedding date. i think this is probably more likely to be 'round about 1932, 1935. but the colors are... well, they take a bit of believing really, don't they? >> woman: yeah, they do. i think it's one of those things that you either, you love it or you loathe it, really. >> appraiser: there is no halfway heart with your tea set. i'm hoping you love it. >> woman: yeah, it's grown on me over the years. >> appraiser: has it? >> woman: yes. i think when i was younger i thought it was hideous. but as i've got older, i like it more and more. >> appraiser: you do? >> appraiser: okay. now, there's good news and bad news. i suppose the bad news is the shape. because the shape is a very traditional pedestrian shape. if that had been a very cubistic shape, i think that would have worked in its favor, certainly from a value point of view. i can give you what i would call a guesstimate rather tha

an additional 12 minutes on highway 24 both during the morning westbound commute and along 880 at wintonin hayward. traffic increased 114 percent between the 6 and 7 o clock hour..that's a lot of cars, but hopefully armed with some of this info you will be able to make some smart comute choices should a strike come next week dan kerman kron 4 news in richmond, nearly half of the home mortgages are underwater. an estimated 46- percent. and now the city has come up with a way, which it says, will help struggling home owners stay in their houses. on the steps of city hall, the mayor and supporters announced a plan for the city to buy mortgages from banks. both current and delinquent. the city would buy loans at fair market value. and allow homeowners to refinance. the city says, if the banks do not agree to the plan, the city can take the action by using its eminent domanin powers. in all, the city of richmond wants to buy 626- underwater loans with the intention of adding more homes, if the plan is successful. they believe the action will help to keep neighborhoods stable. those against th

that play in the same style, i thought they would never be able to penetrate that ceiling because wintonhas it covered. i am his number one fan on the planet. i would fight you for that. >> i tried to develop my own style. being in paul simon bigned -- band and later my rig being a solo artist force -- for sting,ing .hat has really aided me taking elements of jazz and making this fusion of different genres, some of it is classical. how did it feel the first time you played with herbie hancock, given this is the guy who's bno turned you on -- piano turned you on? the crazy moments, a year and a half ago i was andted to the white house, the white house requested i play my funny valentine. was the song that got me into trumpet. tavis: don't tell me you had her be playing the piano. >> herbie played the piano. he has got to be one of the most gracious people on the planet. to the sound check, and herbie goes, how do you want to play the song? i said, isn't that like michael jordan saying, what do you want to do? you invented the thing. i will just lay along. there were four presidents there.

east bay and southbound it is getting busy as you drive to winton avenue and ten son and union city. inbound delays on the 49 and 47muni on cal tran. >> calm conditions, hardly reporting any breeze whatsoever. there is some patchy fog, some thick nothing fog on the golden gate -- fog on the golden gate. san jose downtown, pally -- palo alto 151. this will be a high today at 74 degrees. you're going out there. high pressure building in so we'll get 80s and 90s in the interior. i can't find much of a breeze. a phyllo indications stronger, much different than yesterday. the fog is there, high pressure is watching it. it's hardly making the purpose that we had inland. the tropical clouds are moved off. only 76 degrees. it was the coolest high temperature we had. there is a tremendous amount of moisture coming up from mexico. it won't help for tomorrow. highs today will be in the 90s for some. vacaville will be 93. san are feel 82. oakland drop it ten, antioch upper 80s, 84 saratoga, santa cruz 80, over at the coast good there. 0s and 80s on the peninsula. it is a slight cool down on thur

that would be along 880 at winton avenue in hayward. 114 percent between the 6 and 7 o clock hour..that's a lot of cars, some of this info you will be able to make some smart comute choices should a strike come next week (male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> now at six. >> got three days. >> we want to be at work on monday moving 300 thousand people >> pam: bart management and unions staying positive, as a possible second strike looms next week. commuters not happy with a return to traffic backpups and crowded buses. >> i dont think anbybody has the right to hold the bay area region hostage >> i consider them public terrorists >> pam: come monday, if a deal is not reached between bart officials and its workers, they will go on strike for the second time this summer.here's the latest. both sides are meeting in oakland. hoping to hammer out a deal and avoid a strike. while several smaller issues have been settled, the main ones of salary, and the payments to health care and pensions. have not. repr

an additional 12 minutes on highway 24 both during the morning westbound commute and along 880 at wintonnue in hayward. traffic increased 114 percent between the 6 and 7 o clock hour..that's a lot of cars, but hopefully armed with some of this info you will be able to make some smart comute choices should a strike come next week dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> www.kron4.com go to our special section called the bart strike. to you will see our coverage guide. with all of these stories including the latest on negotiations. there is a list of resources with thousands for including information that will help you navigate. if there is another strike you will see it here first. the coverage is a great way to stay on top of all the developments as the pri's 14 of possible bart strike. all of the developments of a-- possible barge strike. >> as we see the gray skies and the cool temperatures. just in the mid '50s for san francisco and santa rosa. . warmer in dublin. and for the livermore valley. with upper '70s but this trend of my old weather is not going to stick around. starting out tomorrow at 8

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an additional 12 minutes on highway 24 both during the morning westbound commute and along 880 at winton avenue in hayward. traffic increased 114 percent! between the 6 and 7 o clock hour..that's a lot of cars, but hopefully armed with some of this info you will be able to make some smart comute choices should a strike come next week dan kerman kron 4 news >> the bay area council surveyed almost 500 people living in counties that bart services. 70 percent of people oppose bart workers striking. 69 percent say bart workers are not under-paid.the majority of people think bary employees get paid a fair salary. and the council estimates the impact of a bart strike costs the bay area economy 73 million dollars a day in lost worker productivity. it's worth noting that the bay area council is a public advocacy organization that openly advocates a strong economy and sides with bart management in this labor battle. the council is telling the unions to end the strike talk, keep the trains moving, and keep the local economy moving forward. >> grant lodes, kron 4 news. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- if

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we move ovover to the hayward -- we move over to hayward, just beginning at winton avenue.stays heavy at fremont. 7:38. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. well, we have some breaks in the low clouds. before we get started here, i teased signs of an early winter. we'll see. the writer at the chronicle is about ready to write an article. tom always does. july started the shar da nay grapes early -- char da nay grapes -- shardanay grapes earlier. something has to break. maybe these are signs. i would be interested to see what tom has to say. we do have breaks on the fog. there's some there. it will burn off sooner. the wind has been cranking up. there will be sun in san francisco. but the july information continues to come in as we have said yesterday, 26 out of 31 days in san francisco had fog. that's a lot. i mean, the temperatures came in about average, though. the mean temperature was 60.1. the mean maximum temperature 66.63. 66-point a. you are right there. the minimum temperature, 54.1 was the average. so very close here. i think the big story was the fog. normal hig

it looks like there is a crash near winton avenue, southbound 880.lso slow traffic on the san mateo bridge. across to the other side. but i still would use that or use the richmond bridge, the golden gate, the bay bridge is too bad for you to try to use right now. let's go to steve. >>> a very good morning. a lot of gray skies. a few breaks, not much. most of the forecast area is covered in gray. the morning is almost feeling fall-like. this pattern with a little low -- i'm standing right in front of it. there it is. that broke off from the area of low pressure in the pacific northwest. last friday we warmed up. had some 80s. came right back down over the weekend. this is controlling our weather. it's really put -- put a stamp on the fog bank. that's for sure. santa rosa, 83 is a normal high this time of year. livermore should be about 90. oakland, 74 and downtown san francisco, 68. i think they take that because -- they haven't been over 70 since july 4th. livermore, 81. san jose, 76. santa rosa will be a cool, 73. a lot of low clouds and fog. in fa