finally, this week saw the death of nan winton, the bbc‘s first female newsreader. you for all your comments this week. please do get in touch with your opinions about what you see on bbc tv news, online or social media, you may even appear on the programme. have a look at previous interviews on our website. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. well, as you've probably already heard, it's not going to be a heatwave this bank holiday weekend. it's turning cooler and there is some rain in the forecast, but it's not going to be a washout by any means. there will be some sunshine around. most of the rain is likely to be across more northern and western parts of the uk, but by sunday night it's a bank holiday monday it will be turning cooler for all, with north—westerly winds setting in. this is the pressure chart for this morning. we've got this weak weather front gradually easing into the north—west corner of the country as the day wears on. that will produce thick outbreaks of rain in

finally, this week saw the death of nan winton, the bbc‘s first newsreader —— female.ents this week. please do get in touch with your opinions about what you see on bbc tv news, online or social media, you may even appear on the programme. have a look at previous interviews on our website. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. the weather is looking more unsettled as we head into the bank holiday weekend. we had some warm sunshine today. the best of it for the eastern side of the uk. a lot more cloud has been coming in from the atlantic, producing a field showers. some of those around at the moment across southern parts of england and they will fade away overnight. a lot of dry weather overnight. a lot of dry weather overnight. some clear spells across northern areas in particular and we will find temperatures down to six or7 will find temperatures down to six or 7 degrees, pretty mild elsewhere. we have cloud coming in from the atla ntic we have cloud coming in from the atlantic into

for many years the great humanitarian nicholas winton who saved the lives of hundreds of children by arranging their evacuation from nazi occupied czechoslovakia through the kindertransport was my constituent in maidenhead at another time of political controversy a few years before his death he took me to one side at a local event and gave me a piece of advice he said never forget that compromise is not a dirty word life depends on compromise he was right as we strive to find the compromises we need in our politics whether to deliver breck's it or to restore devolved government in northern ireland we must remember what brought us here. because the referendum was not just a call to leave the e.u. but for profound change in our country a call to make the united kingdom a country that truly works for everyone. i'm proud of the progress we have made over the last 3 years we have completed the work that david cameron and george osborne started the deficit is almost eliminated our national debt is falling and we are bringing an end to all star ity my focus has been on ensuring that the goo

southbound 880 at winton there is a crash on the shoulder causing slow traffic. this is 880 in oakland. looks good in front of oracle arena. at the bay bridge a delay of 25 minutes. the south bay commute looks already. 280, 101 and 85. highway 17 there is an accident in the glenwood area. traffic is backed up from scotts valley. you can see a lot of slow traffic there. if you are waiting for someone interest santa cruz. if you are driving yourself, give yourself extra time if you can. 6:19. let's bring in steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> we will get right to it ha the as are home but the giants are in denver. we think they will play at 12:10 although we are not really sure. why? because it is snowing. there you go. kathy, if out in napa, her daughter flies back from cu boulder today. shy is nervous. she said my baby girl better not be delayed. she won't be. but there you go. 33 and snowing in denver. go to steamboat springs if you ever get a chance. a beautiful place. i recommend the summer over the winter but either way it is a beautiful place. beautiful place. the

winton, the first female newsreader. on the bbc.lent and sexual crimes are being let down by probation services in the capital, according to a new report. by law, victims of serious offences have to have access to a scheme that keeps them updated about offenders, but in a fifth of cases examined by inspectors, they found that wasn't happening. the ministry ofjustice has admitted improvement is needed and says it will focus on getting victims the support they need. researchers have named london as the most popular city in the world for global companies to base their head offices — attracting more investment than new york, singapore, berlin, and paris. the think tank centre for london says firms are attracted here because there's great access to talent. but it warns this could be damaged by changes to immigration rules post—brexit. a new centre in peckham is teaching the yoruba language to children and young people of nigerian heritage. culture tree was founded by one mum— after she struggled to find resources to help teach her childr

for many years, the great humanitarian sir nicholas winton, who saved the lives of hundreds of childrennging their evacuation from nazi occupied czechoslovakia through the kindertransport, was my constituent in maidenhead. at another time of political controversy a few years before his death, he took me aside ata before his death, he took me aside at a local event and gave me a piece of advice. he said, neverforget that compromise is not a dirty word. life depends on compromise. he was right. as we strive to find the compromises we need in our politics, whether to deliver brexit or restore devolved government in northern ireland, we were must remember what brought us here. the referendum was just a call for us to leave the eu, but for profound change in our country. a call to make the united kingdom a country that truly works for everyone. i am kingdom a country that truly works for everyone. iam proud kingdom a country that truly works for everyone. i am proud of the progress we have made over the last three years. we have completed the work that david cameron and george osborne starte

winton went on to work for itv, she died in hospital last week after falling at home.y a meeting room that it was actually a meeting room thatis that it was actually a meeting room that is named after her on the second floor which is interesting because it has been there for some time, usually only get a meeting room named after you when you die. she was that well thought of she had already got there. she is a reminder of the incredible trailblazers that came before us all. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up, we will look at how three states that have been key for donald trump could be the hardest hit by his trade war with china. and facial recognition is in court, police use it to catch criminals but opponents worry it is pa rt criminals but opponents worry it is part of a growing trend in government surveillance. good evening. no big changes in the weather over the next couple of days, so what we have had today is likely you will see again tomorrow. for many, that means blue skies, lengthy spells of warm sunshine. but not for all. we have seen more cloud

well what we do know is that this boat winton to a coalition which an older vessel and that has been a concern for some time because quite a lot of sightseeing boats on the danube river especially also in the evening so i expect more questions will be erased about. as ships in the night and also what to do better to control old old that shipping at that you know you have to know that the sightseeing boats are very. tourists thousands of people are using it to end usually and of course the questions will be raised also why it could happen in such a storm in such a rain exactly in the storm and the rain must be surely affecting rescue operations because the danube river is kind of in in space at the moment the current is very fast. well indeed indeed and it is a major concern for rescue workers. is at a moment. moving at a very fast pace and also it is very difficult anyway to reach from they say area the danube so quickly and to have to do all kind of things we stivers to be foster there and also what is what of course remains an issue is how could it happen and where there are really

for many years the great humanitarian nicholas winton who saved the lives of hundreds of children by arranging their evacuation from nazi occupied czechoslovakia through the kindertransport was my constituent in maidenhead. at another time of political controversy a few years before his death he took me to one side at a local event and gave me a piece of advice he said never forget that compromise is not a dirty word life depends on compromise he was right as we strive to find the compromises we need in our politics whether to deliver breck's it or to restore devolved government in northern ireland we must remember what brought us here. because the referendum was not just a call to leave the e.u. but for profound change in our country a call to make the united kingdom a country that truly works for everyone. i'm proud of the progress we have made over the last 3 years we have completed the work that david cameron and george osborne started the deficit is almost eliminated our national debt is falling and we are bringing an end to all sterile. my focus has been on ensuring that the go

nancy wigginton, who was better known as nan winton, became the first female tv newsreader at the corporationd on panorama and town and around before joining the television news reading team. research on attitudes towards electric cars suggests the majority of motorists in britain are not ready to buy one. more than half of those taking part in a trial by the transport research laboratory said they wouldn't invest in one within the next five years. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge reports. dad—of—two john cook with his relatively new petrol suv. for now at least, he decided an electric car was not right for long family trips to cornwall and they have no off—street parking. there is definitely an increased cost in buying electric and also just where you go to charge the cars, you know, we live on a street so it would be quite difficult to have a charge on our street. john is typical of uk consumers. new research suggests most of us are simply not ready to buy electric. the non—profit transport research laboratory gave 200 mainstream consumers full use of an electric car for four days.

of smaller issues on the roads already today including one that we did have on the nimitz around wintonvehicle lost control, they spun out and were facing the wrong way on the right shoulder. that has cleared from the board as of a moment ago. didn't see any delays in the area. we're looking good here,t creek 680 north of the 24 split. we do have a minor issue on 24 right around fish ranch road. a closer look at that coming up next. >>> thanks, alexis. san francisco-based uber will go public trading on the new york stock exchange under the ticker uber. >> it is set on the lower end of the expected range. jobina fortson live for us in the newsroom with all the details. good morning, jobina. >> reporter: good morning. the tech ipo tidal wave continues this morning. uber is valued at $82 billion, but with its shares on the lower end of the price range, it may be a reflection of the doubts some have on the company's ability to turn a profit. the disappointing performance its rival lyft doesn't seem to be helping either. on the road the company boasted its plans to expand in other transporta

for many years, the great humanitarian sir nicholas winton, who saved the lives of hundreds of childrennging their evacuation from nazi occupied czechoslovakia through the kindertransport, was my constituent in maidenhead. at another time of political controversy a few years before his death, he took me to one side at a local event and gave me a piece of advice. he said, never forget that compromise is not a dirty word. life depends on compromise. he was right. as we strive to find the compromises we need in our politics, whether to deliver brexit or restore devolved government in northern ireland, we must remember what brought us here. because the referendum was notjust a call for us to leave the eu, but for profound change in our country. a call to make the united kingdom a country that truly works for everyone. i am proud of the progress we have made over the last three years. we have completed the work that david cameron and the deficit is almost eliminated. our national debt is falling and we are bringing an end to austerity. my focus has been on ensuring that the good jobs of the

relate to something we heard in this studio from an australian writer recently, a guy called tim wintonabout what he calls toxic masculinity. he said this to us, he said, "boys and men lead impoverished lives. they have such diminished access to language to express their strong feelings. ‘cause we all have strong feelings, but when you're boy they take away your licence to express them." can you relate to that? no, absolute. and he's very articulate man and he's expressed it probably better than i can. in my simple terms it was like i had the inability to speak to people to tell them how it was. it's all about thoughts and feelings for me. i was in an environment where it was a weakness if you showed any signs of saying, oh, i'm feeling a bit vulnerable today, i'm not so good today. a football dressing room you simply cannot do that. you just can't do that. you've got a person waiting in the wings with the same set of skills as you waiting to take yourjob. just imagine you now, you've got another interviewer down the road, outside this studio going, "right, if you actually make a mess o

for many years the great humanitarians and nicholas winton who saved the lives of hundreds of children by arranging their evacuation from nazi occupied czechoslovakia through the kindertransport was my constituent in maidenhead. at another time of political controversy a few years before his death he took me to one side at a local event and gave me a piece of advice he said never forget that compromise is not a dirty word life depends on compromise he was right as we strive to find the compromises we need in our politics whether to deliver breck's it or to restore devolved government in northern ireland we must remember what brought us here. because the referendum was not just a call to leave the e.u. but for profound change in our country a call to make the united kingdom a country that truly works for everyone i'm proud of the progress we have made over the last 3 years we have completed the work that david cameron and george osborne started the deficit is almost eliminated our national debt is falling and we are bringing an end to austerity my focus has been on ensuring that the goo

the first female newsreader on bbc televi5ion, nan winton, has died, at the age of 93.ho worked on several programmes including panorama. the bbc‘s director of news and current affairs fran un5worth today, called her a "trailblazer". tribute5 have been paid throughout the day to niki lauda — the veteran motor racing driver, who's died aged 70. a three—time formula one world champion, he made an astonishing recovery from a near fatal crash in 1976 — going on to become a successful businessman. 0ur sports editor dan roan looks back on his life and his achievements. niki lauda will forever be remembered as one of sport's bravest figures and for one of its most compelling comeback5. having pursued a career in racing against the wishes of his wealthy family and with the help of a bank loan, the steely austrian won his first world championship with ferrari in 1975. he was on course to retain it, but then at the german grand prix, during formula 1's mo5t dangerous era, lauda suffered the terrible crash that almost claimed his life. trapped inside an inferno for over a minute,

the first female newsreader on bbc television, nan winton, has died, at the age of 93.n several programmes including panorama. the bbc‘s director of news and current affairs fran unsworth today, called her a "trailblazer". now it's time for the weather with mel coles. hello there. if you are enjoying the weather you have at the moment the chances are you will hang onto it for the next couple of days at least. for many through tuesday that meant blue sky, lengthy spells of warm sunshine, but not for everyone. there has been more cloud across northern parts of scotland and at times we have seen outbreaks of rain. we are in a high—pressure sandwich the moment. low pressure systems a re sandwich the moment. low pressure systems are sitting either side of us, but a fairly weak ridge of high pressure allowing the weather fronts to make inroads. through wednesday we will continue to see outbreaks of rainfor we will continue to see outbreaks of rain for the northern isles, which will be quite persistent. the rain thinking further southwards. we have a zone of cloud stretching f

can relate to something we heard in the studio from an australian writer recently, a guy called tim wintonwas writing about what he calls toxic masculinity. he said this to us" toxic masculinity. he said this to us" boys and men lead impoverished lives. they have such diminished access to language to express their strong feelings." because we all have strong feelings but when your boy they take a licence to express them. can you relate to that? no, exactly. them. can you relate to that? no, exa ctly. h e them. can you relate to that? no, exactly. he is articulate. in my simple terms i had the inability to speak to people to tell them how it was. it is all about thoughts and feelings for me. i was in an environment where it was a weakness if you showed any signs of, say, i feel a bit vulnerable today, i'm not so feel a bit vulnerable today, i'm not so good today. in a football dressing room... you simply cannot do that. you have a person waiting in the wings with the same set of skills as you waiting to take your job. just imagine have another interview down the road, outside the studio goi

.>> reporter: the pressure is on in the kitchen at think winton prison, a dinner for invited guests andg any fine dining establishment. it marks graduation for a handful of inmates who once per week for three months immerse themselves in kitchen and life skills. guns and drugs got him here but he will leave this summer with a new outlook. >> it will come together as long as everyone does their part. >> you could never think that inside a prison you would make gourmet food like this.>> reporter: he hopes to work in a restaurant when he's out in nine months. the instructors are professional chefs, volunteering their time. a sense of accomplishment shows these men are hungry for it. prisoners have completed the program. although it has not been done before in a california prison.>> at first i was like they just want to come in for a good meal. once we have them we can turn them around. >> reporter: pass graduates now paroled return each session to share their story and encourage those still waiting wondering about their futures. >> it's nice. it's reporter: joelle serves for nine years aft

they say the 25 year-old luke winton was driving while intoxicated in the south bay 2 people are in the santa clara county jail right now after a motorcycle was stolen milpitas police found 34 year-old christopher burns said in 51 year-old kimberly johnson last week standing next to the stolen motorcycle which is part and a walmart parking lot that bike had been reported stolen out of san jose on may 19th. and now let's go back live to washington d c as you can see mike pence the vice president was there we're going listen to the band play and then the wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>so there's a live ceremony in washington dc again there are many events happening around the bay area on this memorial day. >>one of the most solemn american holidays first known as decoration day and it actually began 3 years after the end of the civil war to remember our fallen heroes, you can go to kron four dot com with a list of the events in commemorations that are happening around the bay area. if you would like to take part will be right back. sarah's last tuition paymen

they say he is a 25 year-old named luke winton and he was driving while intoxicated all 4 people escaped with non life threatening injuries. a big story we're following tonight, san francisco police are looking for a suspect tonight after shooting a dolores park. police say they responded to the area of church and 18th streets where they found one person suffering from a gunshot wound grand fours dam authority spoke with witnesses at the park he joins us now live there in san francisco with more details on the shooting. >>well justine officers cleared the scene here at the park just a few hours ago. officers say that one person was in fact shot and when those shots rang out. witnesses say people went running. police tape cordons off a staircase at the top of dolores park in san francisco it was their sfpd says a man was found suffering from gunshot wounds. >>the shooting sent people running. those like our movie people running in all directions after the 2 shots went off. a lot of people were screaming. it was released in sort of a mad panic gary mayhem says thankfully the park wasn't to

for many years, the great humanitarians, nicholas winton who saved the lives of hundreds of children by arranging their evacuation from nazi occupied chec, and a few years before hids dea -- his death, he took me aside and gave me a piece of advice. he said, never forget that compromise is not a dirty word. life depends on compromise. he was right. as we strive to find the compromises we need in our politics, whether to deliver brexit or to restore government in northern ireland, we must remember what brought us here because the referendum was not just a call to leave the eu but for profound change in our country, a call to make the united kingdom a country that truly works for everyone. i'm proud of the progress we have made over the last three years. we have completed the work that david cameron and george osbourne started, the deficit is almost eliminated. our national debt is falling and we are bringing an end to os -- austerity. my focus has been on ensuring the good jobs of the future will be created in communities across the bhoel country, not just -- whole country, not just i

for many years, the great humanitarian nicholas winton who saved the lives of hundreds of children by arranging their evacuation from nazi occupied checchekoslovakia. he gave me a piece of ad vice at a local event. he said never forget that compromise is not a dirty word. life depends on compromise. he was right. as we strive to find the compromises we need in our politics, whether to deliver brexit or to restore government in northern ireland, we must remember what brought us here. because the referendum was not just a call to leave the e.u., but for profound change in our country. a call to make the united kingdom a country that truly works for everyone. i am proud of the progress we have made over the last three years. we have completed the work that david cameron and george osborn started, the deficit is almost eliminated. our national debt is falling and we are bringing an end to austerity. my focus has been on ensuring that the good jobs of the future will be created in communities across the whole country, not just in london and the southeast, through our modern industrial stra

they say 25 year-old luke winton was driving while intoxicated. in the south bay 2 people are in the santa clara county jail now connected to a motorcycle theft. milpitas police say they found 34 year-old christopher byrne said and 51 year-old kimberly johnson last week with that stolen motorcycle was parked in a walmart parking lot. officers say that bike was reported stolen from san jose back on may 19th. happening today america is pausing to remember its fallen veterans on memorial day, several events including parades will be held across the country, including right here in the bay area, washington dc is often a focal point with monuments like the vietnam veterans memorial as well as on into national cemetery in virginia. but san francisco's presidio will be commemorating the 100 51th memorial day event which will get under way in about a few hours time from now it features several things including a parade and cemetery tours force will tran joining us now live with more on the annual of at good morning will. >>james those things that you ment

they say 25 year-old luke winton was driving while intoxicated. san francisco are investigating a shooting that happened at ocean beach just before 10 o'clock in the evening yesterday. it was at 45th and vinceti asked streets police didn't say if anyone was injured or if they have any suspects in custody, but we're still trying to track that down the investigation is being handled right now by the us park police. police are also looking for the gunman who shot and injured a n of dolores park over the that story. >>police tape cordons off a staircase at the top of dolores park in san francisco it was their sfpd says a man was found suffering from gunshot wounds, the shooting sent people running. those like our movie people running in all directions after the 2 shots went off. a lot of people were screaming. it was released can sort of a mad panic gary mayhem says thankfully the park was in too busy despite the carnival celebration happening on sunday, but the park also quickly cleared out once the shots went off. almost everyone who is here with it

finally, this week saw the death of nan winton, the bbc‘s first female tv newsreader.your comments this week. please do get in touch with your opinions about what you see on bbc tv news, online or bbc social media, you may even appear on the programme. you can e—mail us. or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. and do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good morning welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and rogerjohnson. our headlines today:

nancy wigginton, who was better known as nan winton, became the first female tv newsreader at the corporationliver restau ra nt the news that the jamie oliver restaurant chain is on the brink of collapse. administrators have been appointed, meaning they will come in to look at the finances of the company and paying back creditors. at this stage it does mean that up to 1300 jobs are at risk. people working for his various restaurants. he has got 23 italian restaurants, he has got 15 and barbecue, so it is understood administrators have been in after he did try to sell the restau ra nt in after he did try to sell the restaurant chain, was looking for buyers in recent months, but it is an area that has already seen other chains struggling. we will bring you the latest on that at the top of the hour. right now, let's catch up with the weather. temperatures got up to 21 degrees in yorkshire yesterday, those temperatures could get a degree or two higher today. some showers will develop later on in the north—east. it has been a wet morning in the north—east of scotland. that rain is edging up to the

she has failed and the effrontery of quoting sir nicholas winton, the kindle transport man during thenstrably failed goes of wringing out demonstrably failed goes of wringing our hands and saying how sorry we feel about it all. i am pleased she has gone. she couldn't do the job and she should have gone a lot earlier. one of the points they're about compromise and theresa may in the last couple of months has tried to compromise with the labour party and previous to that she was trying to compromise with her own party, but he's not the only person who thinks she was the wrong person in the wrong job. there was some snorting here about the world compromise on one of the diplomats here said, what compromise quest and she compromised far too late and in sincerely and that is the feeling that right at the last moment we could see that she was really trying to offer everything to everybody but we are talking about the last moment. and put it this way, that came out for criticism. although the point that once you saw the compromise needed in black and my, which involved the option of may be a

for many years, the great humanitarian nicholas winton who saved the lives of hundreds of children byion from nazi occupied czechoslovakia through the candor transport with my constituent in maidenhead. in the controversial years before his death, he took me aside and gave me a piece of advice. he said, never forget that compromise is not a dirty word. life depends on compromise. he was right. as we strive to find the , whether towe need deliver brexit or restore government in northern ireland, we muster member what brought us here. the referendum was not just a call to leave the eu, but for a profound change in our country. a call to make the united kingdom a country that truly works for everyone. i am proud of the progress we have made over the last three years. the work thatted david cameron and george osborne started. the deficit is almost eliminated. the national debt is falling and we are bringing an end to austerity. my focuses on ensuring that the good jobs of the future will be created in communities across the whole country, not just in london and in the southeast. we have h

nancy wigginton, who was better known as nan winton, became the first female tv newsreader at the corporation more and more dramatic pictures in the next 24 hours. if you are standing taking that picture you are standing taking that picture you will be feeling it. you are. these are typically 100 metres a call, they they could be as wide as a mall, but you need to be at a safe distance to take footage of that. we haven‘t got too many images of this yet, hopefully they will miss bigger towns and cities because some of these when they go through, it‘s almost as if a nuclear bomb has gone off, that‘s how powerful they can get. we will have a look at how they are formed but this is the aleck you talk about. tornado alley is from the deep south, round about texas through 0klahoma roundabout here. and then into the other states, texas and further north, it‘s this portion here and further north, it‘s this portion here and the reason that exists is because quite often this time of year we have warm and moist air coming from the gulf of mexico, crucially dry and cold air coming from the rockies and th

for many years, the great humanitarian sir nicholas winton, who saved the lives of hundreds of children by arranging their evacuation from nazi-occupied czechoslovakia, was my constituent. at another time of political controversy, a few years before his death, he took me aside and gave me a piece of advice. he said "never forget that compromise is not a dirty word. life depends on compromise." he was right. as we strive to find the compromises need in our politics, whether to deliver brexit or restore government in northern ireland, we must remember what brought us here. the referendum was not a call to leave the eu but for profound change in our country. a call to make the united kingdom a country that truly worked for everyone. i am proud of the progress we have made over the last three years. we have completed the work david cameron and george osborne started. the deficit is almost eliminated, our national debt is falling, and we are bringing an end to austerity. my focus is that the good jobs inthe future will be created communities across the whole country, not just in london and o