Again today. And looking for the increasing cloud cover the slight chance of shower and mist and drisz drizzle and partly cloudy to mostly cloud throughout the afternoon temperatures in the lower 70s. Late day sun is likely. Well talk about a warmup for sunday. Liz. Thanks, slee. New this morning. Sad news from santa rosa. A woman is dead after a car hit her while walking on the sidewalk. Officers were called to a twocar crash yesterday. Look at what they found. Officers think this gray subaru hit the red car and slammed into a building on cleveland avenue striking the woman in the process. She hasnt been identified. Detectors say both drivers are 18 and 20yearold men. Cooperating in the investigation. Police do not believe alcohol is a factor. And that pg e says the wildfire risk going away and blackouts could continue for yey gulatorsmishappens and planned power outages. Iteam reporter dan noyes was in the room and sharps what they said and how pg e is promising to do better. The Pub
Shower mist and drizzle possible, certainly along the coast throughout the afternoon. Temperatures mainly in the 60s today. Some late day sun in the north bay. As that front exits it will be breezy and its going to feel like fall today. But tomorrow a different story. In fact the week ahead its going to feel like summer. Well talk about it coming up. Sounds good. Thanks loo lisa. Sad news from santa rosa. Police say a woman is dead after a car hit her while walking on the sidewalk. Officers say they were called to a twocar crash yesterday. And take a look at what they found. Officers think this gray subaru hit the red car and slammed into a building on cleveland avenue striking a woman in the process. She hasnt been identified. Deevgts say both drivers are 18 and 20yearold men, they are cooperating in the investigation. Police do not believe alcohol is a factor. And the head of pg e says the wildfire risk isnt going away and blackouts could continue for years. The utilities executives
Through the amp that front pushing to the south and east. Maybe bringing us a few rain drops. Were clearing out tonight and tomorrow get ready for sun and warmer weather. Ill have the details in a few minutes, liz. Thanks, lisa. All right breaking news at this hour. British lawmakers just agreed to delay a vote on brexit. For the first time in 37 Years Parliament spent all morning locked this in a house of commons in the uk. The decision means britain will not be leaving the European Union at the end of the month. Newly elected Prime Minister Boris Johnson has to extend a final vote on the brexit plan. Johnson says he may not obey and push for the final vote anyways. Locally new this morning, sad news out of santa rosa. Police say a woman is dead after a car hit her while walking on the sidewalk. Officers say they were called to a twocar crash yesterday. Look at what they found. Officers think this gray subaru hit the red car and slammed into a building on cleveland avenue striking the
World is on the horizon. And the former First Lady Michelle Obama returns to the london Inner City School that inspired her to campaign for educational reform. Hello, im katty kay in washington, Christian Fraser is in london. Next week the house of commons will vote on the eu Withdrawal Agreement, 585 pages of legally binding text. And if it is approved then it will form part of a future international treaty, between the United Kingdom and the European Union. So, on what basis are mps making their decision . Today the government published an overview of the legal advice given by the attorney general. Here are the salient points. The irish backstop the position of last resort, designed to maintain an open border in ireland would tie the uk to a Customs Union until it is superseded, by a subsequent or alternative arrangement. The uk could only cry foul about the eus negotiating position, if there were clear basis for doing so, which could, he admitted, be hard to prove. It is not possibl
Good morning. Its 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 1am in the morning in the french city of strasbourg, where police say they have shot dead the man believed to have attacked a Christmas Market on tuesday, killing three people and injuring others. The man, named as Cherif Chekatt, had been on the run since tuesday evening. The suspect had a string of criminal convictions and had become a radical islamist while in prison. Our correspondent gavin lee has the latest. The scene in the suburbs of strasbourg where the search for the suspected gunman tuesdays attack was Cherif Chekatt. The raid led the operation ending the 48 hour manhunt. Eyewitnesses heard gunfire as the police and military teams moved in. When i left the mcdonalds i needed to go home and i see the blocked road and i heard a few gunshots and it was very strange. 29 year old Cherif Chekatt was born in strasbourg from an algerian family. He was a known criminal, convicted 27 times for petty crime. He was radicalised i