and may the force be with you. the stars and fans flock to the london premiere of the latest star wars release the lastjedi. good evening good evening and welcome to bbc news. the gap between the average increase in wages and the rise in the cost of living has widened, tightening the squeeze on household budgets. rising food costs, bigger electricity bills and higher air fares have all helped push inflation to its highest level for almost six years. the consumer prices index the measure the government uses hit 3.1% last month. here s our economics correspondent, andrew verity. at this baker on the outskirts of barnsley, it s notjust the bread rolls that are on the rise. ingredients like butter and flour have shot up in the last year and a half, so it s had to do everything it can to make sure its costs are covered. one of the things we have done with our suppliers, we have decided to take a radical approach which is pay all of our suppliers very early and demand better
yesterday felt was summer. i was loving it soaking up that sun and heat. we got up to 87 yesterday. it was a little bit muggy for my taste even if you do like warmer weather. agree to disagree but i m hanging on. we will never get, you know , together on this, because it will not happen but it was warm, muggy, very summer like for us. it will be a very similar day to day. we will see afternoon sunshine and just like yesterday we re starting this morning out with a little bit of fog develop across the delaware valley. it is not quite as dense as it was yesterday but it is more widespread, more patchy variety of fog, yesterday where we did see it up in the lehigh val i and back down, toward south jersey, it was very, again, dense but here this morning we are seeing tonight a more wide range of an area including allentown, maybe a little bit of fog around trenton back down toward millville, dover, philadelphia, we have limited visability, not quite as dense though as it wa
come up with the deal before teachers in the montgomery county school district walked the picket lines. today is sunday, september , everyone i m jan carabao, all that plus another summer-like forecast today. here s meteorologist matt peterson with eyewitness weather g sunday morning, matt , it is fog toy day. it is, now yesterday we had if you go but here in philadelphia we missed you the on it. it was in the lehigh valley, down by the shore. not so lucky to day. it is a foggy start of the day for philadelphia and delaware valley, not just here in center city but again lehigh veil, back to the shore, surrounding suburbs. we re seeing areas of patchy, dense fog. here are visability. you can see them as you step outside the door. be careful on the area road. we have, less than ideal conditions from trenton, through philadelphia, toward wilmington. our lowest visibility being reported up in allentown where we re below a mile at this point. millville coming in at least tha
tomorrow night it s the north bay. north of vallejo, freezing temperatures likely tonight and then it s all of the bay area minus the city of san francisco tomorrow. not many exceptions to that rule. the rule will be sub freezing temperatures. these are your lows for tonight. santa rosa, down to 28. calstoga, 29. and sunny vail down to 35 degrees. this is just the beginning. the cold front just arrived. this will last a while. we ll talk about how long the cold air will stick around and how low the snow level is going to go. some spots may see some snow coming up. we ll talk about where and when coming up. thank you, paul. a bit of a scare tonight for a fremont family. they were at home when some live wires came down outside nearly setting their house on fire. it happened a little after 7:00 on lauren drive. the homeowner told us she never called 911 until tonight. we have vines on the side of our fence. it caught on fire. we were just inside and the lights went out and t
other man 63-year-old walter weiland of oakland. weiland s lawyer says the cop started screaming profanities at her client. essentially asking her what the f are you doing, and then identify himself as an off-duty police officer. when our client asked him to produce his badge he said he didn t have it on him. reporter: then according to the lawsuit he threw him to the ground and sat on him. the client s face was cut and hearing aid dislodged and broken bones. reporter: the officer said it wasn t road rage. he thought weiland might have been drunk but investigators on the scene found no such evidence. weiland is suing mansourian and the city of concord for wrongful arrest and excessive force federal civil rights violations. concord city attorney says he doesn t comment on pending litigation but that the city will defend the lawsuit. joe vazquez, kpix 5. judy rogers the chef and co- ownerrer of sunni cafe died from cancer on monday night. the market street restaurant