successful closing of the property tjpa board releases the eminent domain action and in regard to 60 tehama street and property and interest in same the board authorizes the executive director to authorize a purchase agreement with peter byrne for the trustee of the peter f. bryne revocable trust and for the purchase of property the board releases the eminent domain action. as to item 14 conference for legal counsel for balfour beatty there is no action to report and for the next section there is no action to report of that i'm aware of. >> thank you. could we please call item 17. >> item 17 is thurz the executive director to execute an agreement with dispute resolution agreement with webcor,obayashi not joint ventue for the performance of its work. >> directors if you have questions we have someone available. >> i would like to move. >> second. >> we have a motion and a second. is there about public comment on this? >> i meant mike [inaudible] >> there is no public comment. can we cake roll call on this item. director harper. >> no. >> director lloyd. >> aye. >> director metcalf. >> aye. >

you have the fire in tehama, east of red bluff, 68 hundred acres in size. that's a red-flag warning with a wind advisory in place for that area. they are expecting the winds to stoke up more fires, potentially there. it's a strong start to the fire season there. >> jamie: what is going on at the command center right now? we saw activity behind you? >> reporter: yeah. absolutely. this is the staging area. so a lot of fire throbbings with the hot shots team from utah. behind them, from california, we have the kings river hot shots. in the second road, there is a team from arizona, a short while ago, a group -- or a batch of 6 fire trucks that have come all the way from nevada. we think they are going to help contain a control line that the firefighters were talking about. so very much a lot of activity is going on here, even though the fire is contained here. >> jamie: all hands on deck, dominic. thank you for your report. >> eric: now to the boston bombing investigation. new developments this morning. lawyers for one of the young men accused of lying to inve

the panther fire in tehama county is now 60- percent contained.rly 7-thousand acres have been scorched. three people are hurt. the cause is still under investigation. full containment is expected to happen there in two days. >> pam >> catherine:a judge has agreed to release a friend of the surviving boston bombing suspect from federal custody. this is robel phillipos.the 19-year-old went to school with jo-har sarnie-ev. he's charged with lying to federal authorities.and faces up to 8 years in prison if convicted. he and two other teenagers were arrested last week. phillopos still faces trial -- but now can be confined at his mother's home in the meantime. other restrictions -- he has to wear an electronic monitoring bracelets. authorities say he repeatedly lied before finally telling them what he knew about tsar-nie-ev. as for the suspect killed in a police shoot-out.the older brother. relatives are having a tough time getting any cemeteries to accept his body. angry protests continue outside the funeral home where tamerlin sar-nie-ev's body is be

i think the main concern really is what is going to happen up north particularly with the fire in tehamand they've only managed to contain it 40% at the moment. that's only 10% more than yesterday. they're looking at a four or five day timeline of when they can really bring that under control. that's not completely put out. that's just contained for now. there are about 2,500 firefighters on that one fight alone. we've got firefighters coming in from six different states. we've got california, arizona and oregon here as well right now. you can just see the size of effort that is required to contain these fires. happening so early in the season. they're saying because we've had 200 more fires this season that this time of year it doesn't bode well really for the rest. they're looking in for a long haul right through to the fall. back to you. >> all right, dominic. thank you. >>> a new program in arizona is turning guns into groceries. hand gunns, shot guns and rifles are worth $100 grocery gift card. police will check every gun for involvement in crimes and plan to destroy them. but this