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governor declared a wildfire emergency tuesday. four large fires continue to devastate h, this video sheriff's deputies driving w mill city. >> hot and dry conditions the and certa winds have impacted our communities. >> reporter: back in california at the creek fire near fresno, the national guard used military rescue more than 100 campers in the sierra national forest. >> it was just a huge cloud like aumclear bombfc exploded. it was crazy. >> reporter: each flight was capped off with a heart-warming reunio of a way to get a riden a helicopter boys. >> reporter: mary breckenridge was in her arms. >> i'm happy that she's happtty nasty. it was smoky up there. we didn't know what was going to happen. >> reporter: californi already set a record with more than 2 beginning, leaving many spark, that wind can go really quick. >> reporter: right now the fire

is burning it's very smoky. the concern is is that the wind is going to pick up flames right down into this community. now everybody here has been told to be prepared to evacuate at a . many people have packed all their valuable belongings and are ready to take off. so far this fire has burned more than 10,000 acr 0% contained. >> too close for comfort there. carter evans, thank you very much. the drug company astrazeneca has paused global trials of its promising coronavirus because of an illness in one of its lu allow for the review of safety data. it cn return to school amid alarming virus. the american academy of pediatrics says covid-19 cases in kids have 500,000. in hard-hit the issue of school safetys being fought out in the courts. david begnaud is fol good mo in the city of des moines the school system went to a judge and essentially said give us permission not to follow the the court said no. and the school system essentially said well we're not going to follow least for the time being.

iowa's governor said unless you have a test positivity rate of 15%, you need to offer in-person learning half the time. in des moines it's roughly 10% right now.at really high when you consider the fact that the white house coronavirus task force hasaid communities should not consider reopening until they have a positivity rate below 10% and the world health organization says it should be below 5% before you think about reopening. here's the des moines school superintendent. >> i know our students need to be in school but not at expense of their health. >> reporter: that's thomas ahart, superintendent of des moines public rou population he is so worried about that he went against iowa gover to hold at least 50% of classes in person.chool yesterday in his district all online. >> in law and now defying a court order, are you basically doing this because you think it's right? >> i'm glad you asked that t we're doing ust yesterday a judge ruled that des moines public schools have to follow

the rules set by the state, but ahart says he's continuing all classes online until further notice because even at 50% capacity student safety he belies, will be compromised. >> we've gone through literally with tape measures in everysroom, aessing the capacity in eac buildings. we cannot do it and meet social distancing requirements. >> we can open our schools back up. we can open our colleges back up. >> reporter: iowa's governor has said the state's plan can be adaptable. while some schools are just opening their doors, colleges around the country are still dealing with in covid cases. counts are going up way too fast. >> reporter: officials at the university of tennessee say drastic measures could be on the horizon now that more than 2,000 people are in isolation. two weeks into the fall at florida state university more than 800 students have testedcovid-19. so next week the school will require random testing instead of relyi

you know here in the state of new york governor andrew cuomo says colleges now need to the state if they surpass d if they do they may have to move toward remote learning.yl e. the nation's top infectious disease invert that's dr. anthony fauci, joins us now. dr. fauci, it's good to have you here. busy so we thank u for makin time. let's start with one of the leadin now on hold because of an adverse reaction from one of the volunteers. how concerning is to you? >> well i think it's important to point that that's the reason why you have various phases of ne if in fact these candidates are safe. this particular candidate from the astrazeneca company h a serious adverse the rest of the volunteers on work out precisely what went on. you alert the other sites if they see anything similar to this or related to then you proceed cautiously as you go m for this type of anse even but it's really one of the safety valves that you have on

clinical trials such as this so it'shat it and be able to proceed along wi but you don't know. th investigate it further. >> how common is it? >> you know it's not uncommon at ee this generally for the most part but you don't know until you investigate it. it's an adverse event that's related to something else that occurred during t time that the clinical trial was on. but you can't presume that. you always make the presumption directly to the actual vaccine or therapeutic or whatever it is that's in the clinical trial, why when we say we do safety types of this is of the with a safe. >> i remember you told us wee ago that- we're operating on coronavirus timeline not our own. we may be over corona but corona is not over us so with that in mind what are your thoughts on when we can start thinking about a the president seem to haveifferent timelines here, and i think it's confusing for people.

>> well i hope it's not, but let me try and see >> yeah.rom n the way the now, and they are really on time. there are three candidates one is the one that we're talking about this morning that now happens to be onhold that's a phase three trial. namely ans ofusands of people tafeekerojection that i've made and i'll stick by it is that we answer if effective by the end of the year likely . is it possible is it conceivable that we could finding out earlier,ssible. i think it's unlikely but you can't rult i think the more likely scenario is that we will know by the end of this calendar year and hopefully we'll be able to startvaccinations in earnest as we begin 2021. concerned, dr. fa race to get the accine has become very politicized. listen you had pharmaceutical companies coming out yesterday saying listen safety c first, you don't need to worry. are you concerned that it's now become very politicized, people don't know is it safe to take it when is it safe toak well first of all, obviously

it's no secret to anyone that we're dealing in a very intense poli i think the issue that came out the other day, i believe it was yesterday or the day before when theent that they would not proceed to try and get, for example, an emergency useess they were convinced that the vaccine was safe and effective. i think that's ae also a bunch of safety valves along the way. for example, there are independent data and safety monitoring boards that look at the data intermittently a regular basis to determine just what theta and when the decision is made whether or not you're going to give an eua, which is an ncy use he vaccine, there are also boards that you run this by. so there's en i do hope and i believe there be athis. there may be political atmosphere but i don't think we'lle a politicization of the >> i sure hope so. but the president continues to hold these massive rallies where people are not wearing masks, including the president himself.

when you see ing to you as an expert on this? >> well yes, it is. i'vein said that often. that situation is we want to set an example because we know we know that when you do four orical kind of public health measures masks, physical distance avoiding crowds making sure you do most things outdoors versus are the kind of things that turn around surges and also prevent us from getting surges. so i certainly would like to wearing of masks. >> dr. fauci, really good to see you. thank you so much. stay safe, stay sane. we'll see you next t >> thank you very much for having me, i appreciatit. the presidential campaigns are targeting key battleground states. a new poll shows president trump and joe biden are tied in florida. yesterday. to michigan today. as paula reid reports, mr. trump also held the kind of rally he used to have before the >> reporter: president trump

addressing enthusiastic supporters in north carolina mocked the biden campaign for events held in gymnasiums where attendees observed social distancing guidelines. >> you ever see the gyms with the circles? >> reporter: and escalated his materharris. >> she could the first woman president. she could nev be. that would be an insult to our country. >> reporter: the president repeatedly tried to tie biden and his record >> joe biden's agenda is madechina. my agenda is made in the usa. >> reporter: the biden campaign is manufacturing policy proposal today, ahead of his tripo michigan. the policy made in america tax credit of 10% for companies who bring overseas jobs back to the u.s. or increase the meanwhile, the trump a surprising cash crunch despite having raised over a billion dollars since the presi announced his bid for re-election. president trump said tuesday he may even be willing money to the campaign. >> whatever it takes, we have to win. >> reporter: after a record-breaking fund-raising haul in august the biden

campaign launched a fresh start ad tuesday. ump failed. joe biden will get it done. >> reporter: which will run in key battleground states. >> this is our chance to put the darkness of the past four years unusual moveni department asked to take over president trump's defense in a defamation lawsuit brought columnist e. jean carroll. she alleges president trump sexually assaulted her years but usually the president is only defended by government lawyers when he's sued for things related to his work as president or things he does in his official capacity. justice department argues that ng in his official capacity when he vehemently denied these accusations last year. that is an unusual argument. if it is successful it could leave taxpayers with a bill for the president's defense. tony. paula, thank you very much. ahead, the rochester, new york steps down as protests death have daniel prude.

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the police chief in rochester, new york has stepped down staff follitin his command ov daniel prud pray confrontation with polic march body cam video. he was nakared to be suffering a crisis. the demonstrat focused not just on this incident but how long it took to come to light. prude's family filed lawsuit yesterday alleging a the chief stepping aside ging. well you know this police de his integrity over how he prude's death. now the mayor maintains that she

ask the assure this community am committed to instituting thenecessary in our police partment -- >> reporter: rochester mayor lovely warren confirming tuesday that police chief la'ron singletary along up >> i know that there questions, but this just occurred and honestly io not have ther: the outgoing chief said h quote, the mischaracterization and politicization of the actions he took in his handling death investign.atio --ter: last week the family released the body camera footage five months after prude's ath. the nexday, mayor7ys were the arrest. [ chants ] a week of protests has turnedchester into the latest flashpoint of summer demonstrations over racial ing the death of george flog to kill me -- >> reporter: prude was pinned to the gro on bout three nun days later,s death was ruled a homicide by asphyxiation and a medical examiner listed pcp as a ntributing factor.ant is for our police officers to act like we're

seeking. to bring about reforms that orter: the prude family lawsuit alleges the police department tried to cover up the true nature prude's told her that ang arrested was being held down and >> yes. >> reporter: singletary is the latest i list retire during swept the country. renee hall woman to leadt to louisville's police department. she'll head a department's handling of thetaylor the 26-year-old emt no-knock raid at her apartment.wrong, i'm going to stand here like a woman, a grown woman, and tell you we made mistakes. he police union in rochester, new york stands behind those seven were that they were following tr lawsuit from the prude family they named the rochester, chief singletary and the officers involved in the arrest of daniel prud anthony? >> thank you. very -- this shift inhe police

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say, they say they're doing it because the t's ing that he met miss carol, he's denying these allegations him, thatunquote, within the scope of his employment, as law would like to say and, therefore, it's part official duties as the president of the united states to answer questions at press conference an united states of america through the department of justice is going the she requested a dna sample case and president trump c have had to answerstions under oath. does attempting to take over this case change that potentially? changes it wand probably most important at the moment to the president is that it causes a delay.e president did not want t answer questions, produce documents, or let alone give a a sample before the election. so it will definitely cause a delay, and push it off while. that's critical to president the other

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