cbs correspondent greg mills in santa rosa.ina and how inability to access spotify and apple is good news for a few companies inside china. prime minister theresa may has told mps the government will spend whatever necessary to make sure the uk is ready for brexit. £250 million of new money has been allocated this year to prepare for leaving the eu, including the possibility of a no deal scenario. here is theresa may speaking at prime minister's questions. we are preparing for every eventuality, we are committing money to prepare for brexit, including a no deal scenario. it might be helpful if i update the house, the treasury has committed over £250 million of new money two departments like defra, home office, hmrc and tft in this financial year for brexit preparations, and in some cases departments will need to spend before the relevant legislation has gone through the house, and i can tell the house that the treasury we re tell the house that the treasury were rated apartments and the public accou nts were rated apartments an

greg mills of cbs there. the headlines on bbc news.he eu warns of deadlock after latest round of brexit talks as the two sides still fail to agree on the uk's divorce bill. police in new york and london are investigating after a string of sexual assault allegations against hollywood producer harvey weinstein, who denies the accusations. sally annejones, the british woman recruited by so—called islamic state in syria is reported to have been killed in a drone strike. now it's time for meet the author. the late victorian and edwardian age was the apogee of empire and it's often been painted as a time of plenty for the british. yet it was also politically tumultuous and anxious, a time of change and decay, as well as progress. and simon heffer, in his sweeping history of the three decades before the first world war, calls it "the age of decadence". welcome. it was a time of trouble, and yet perhaps because of what followed, we tend to think of it as a golden age. why do you think that is? well, i think many of us have grown up with the fo

greg mills, cbs news, santa rosa, california. >>> authorities say more than 190 people are missing.housands more are in shelters. >>> locally, fire investigators in arlington are looking at what sparked a blaze overnight. two of them were able to make it out on their own. a third person needed he suffered critical injuries. >>> d.c. police are looking for a black bmw, witnesses say was speeding away from a triple shooting that killed two people on 8th street northwest near riddenhouse street. medics rushed all three people it to the hospital, as two of of them died as doctors tried to save them. the third victim is expected to survive. the crime scene is less than a half mile from cooledge high school. >>> now to a story that no parent wants to hear. police have charged the karate instructor with sexually abusing one of his students. montgomery county police say 54- year-old frank pugerita abused a student. there are concerns there might be more possible victims. >>> harvey weinstein, one of hollywood's most powerful producers has been fired from wife is now leaving him, and he coul

greg mills cbs news santa rosa california. >> in southern california smoke and flames turning the skiesellow over disneyland. luxury homes in anaheim went up in flames as part of the so-called canyon number two fire. that has burned more than 5,000 acres and forced thousands of residents to flee their homes. >>> back at home police hope you can help them track down a gunman in a armed robbery in west philadelphia. take a look at this surveillance video. it's very clear. this suspect was caught on camera holding up the felton mini market near 62nd and lansdowne yesterday morning. the suspect pulls a handgun and demands money from the 41-year-old employee. police say he got away with about $200. if you recognize the gunman call police. >> two of hollywood's most powerful women are now speaking out about their experiences with harvey weinstein. actresses gywneth paltrow and angelina jolie came forward yesterday with allegations of harassment by the movie mogul. their accounts came hours after the new yorker reported that three women have now accused weinstein of rape. weinstein's wife said

greg mills, cbs news, santa rosa, california. >> it has been nearly three weeks since hurricane maria slammed puerto rico, eight a% of the islands still without electricity. puerto rico governor asking washington for billions more in emergency relief, as people try to put their lives back together. many resident say they're frustrated because aid distribution is slow, in san juan also concerns about debris clogging drains, contribute to go widespread flooding. >> i have to make a decision, either i open the road in order to save lives, and i use the money that i had for medicine and for food and for water, and i decided that the route to go was not a logistical route, but a human route. >> puerto rico's governor also critical of the mayor ace response and sent team of his own to help clear the street for monday. >> investigators are still stumped about what let a high steaks gambler to kill 58 people during a country music concert. over the last week the fbi and vegas police sorted through more than 1,000 leads, through his politics, finances and social behavior. none of which have re

more than 2,000 homes and businesses have been destroyed cbs news correspondent greg mills is in santa rosa with the latest. >> reporter: it has been more than 48 hours and wild fires still turn to burnout of control in northern california >> this is no where near over and still very dangerous. >> reporter: first responders and elect officials held a public community meeting at santa rosa high school. resident eager to return to their house where is asked to remain patient. >> we want you back in your homes sooner then later but we have to keep everybody alive first and everybody safe first and all of our resources are on that evacuation and moving people out. >> reporter: those who were able to return home are often finding what david did, very little left and he is now living out of his car. >> it has been hard to see what we have been building and put into the place and now it is, you know, reduced, reduced to what you see here. >> reporter: in addition to the personal devastation the fires have caused is there also the destruction it has done and continues to do, to the life blood

greg mills, cbs news, santa rosa, california. >> this is just horrible.are missing these people. where are these people. they are having communication issues but if you are a family member. >> your mine goes every where. >> yes. >> back here at home we're talking about rain today. >> we are. it is coming down steadily depending on location but it is a light, moderate rainfall falling out there but it is widespread and this had been anticipated late in the day yesterday at night and early this morning would be when we see mess widespread coverage. when we go out that is what we are finding. look at wider zoom to start things off. this is an area of low pressure were not a lot of organization when you look at it at face value but is there moisture to draw upon. thing is this is, again weakening area of low pressure but there is area of high pressure off to the northe, we have battling rotation. high pressure clock wise area have low pressure counter clock wise keeping news that on shore flow and because it is no match for high pressure that will november sh

greg mills is in santa rosa this morning. greg, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, an ma reechlt that number, 31 people dead, is expected to increase with hundreds of people missing. it could increase by a whole lot. what do you blame? you blame the wind, deadly, devastating wind that started with the fire sunday night. as flames in northern california continue to spread out of control, authorities have begun the grim task of trying to find and identify those who couldn't escape their burning home. searches in some areas are being helped by cadaver dogs. authorities say some remains are beyond recognition that they'll use serial numbers on medical implants to i.d. victims. >> some are ashes and bones, and we may never really get truly affirmative i.d. on ashes. >> reporter: fires have grown and now cover more than 300 square miles. an area as large as new york city. officials say in addition to dry windy weather making it hard for fires to be contained, firefighters are exhausted. >> they've been up for days, working the

it is kind of a concern. >> greg mills live for us on his second day from santa rosa , california. greg, we appreciate you, stay safe. >> reporter: thank you. >>> winery in santa rosa has gone up in flames, paradise ridge who its wine making facility. he watched surveillance video as fire approached his business. flames got closer the video went black. forty weddings were booked there through 2018 including one this weekend. >> we're in contact with the bride getting married this weekend. we found her another venue to get married, and we are communicating with our brides to try to figure out what are different options are. >> trickle down effect. paradise ridge lost 20 percent of its wine in the fire, however, the 15-acre vineyard was only slightly damage. the owner says he intend to rebuild. >>> in southern california, smoke and flames turn the skies above anaheim's disney land yellow as nearby luxury homes went up in flames. the can john number two fire has destroyed more than a dozen structures and forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes there fire fighters say they ha

. >> twenty-three people have dade and hundreds are still missing, as cbs news correspondent greg mills report the wild fires are raging out of control. >> reporter: block after block of santa rosa, california has been reduced to ash. wild fires ripping through northern california's wine country continue to burnout of control, and with high winds in the forecast officials warn it could get worse. >> the fire just blow through, this has been going on for three days with no resolution we are just on edge right now. >> reporter: authorities issued new, wide evacuations as both a number and size of the fires continue to grow. >> it is absolutely devastating, it is heart break ing, it is crushing, this like climbing. >> of the 600 reported missing people in sonoma count a loan officials say half have been located, spotty cell service often the culprit. as for the rest police say they will become what is part of the rescue recovery mission greg mills, cbs news, santa rosa, california. >>> new this morning so far no charges announced after a store owner opened fire in the man in west philadelp

greg mills is up in the northern part of the state where flames scorched block after block. good morning, greg. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, 1,500 structured burned down including this home and yes indeed block after block burned down in that santa rosa community. think of these family right here. these people left less than 36 hours ago and they're going to come back and see nothing more than a fireplace. this was a hilton hotel in the napa valley that catered to tourists visiting vineyards. firefighters decided to let it burn last night because it was too far gone and they were spread too thin. more than a dozen wildfires throughout california continue to burn out of control. primarily up here in win country in sonoma and napa counties. >> there's fires everywhere. i've been sent in three different directions. >> homes, businesses, an entire forest are engulfed in flames. vice president mike pence promised federal support. >> the federal government stands ready to provide assistance to the state of california as your courageous firefighters and first responders confront

greg mills is in santa rosa with the latest.een more than 48 hours and wildfires still continue to burn out of control in northern california. >> this is no where near over. it is still very dangerous. >>reporter: first responders and elected officials held a public community meeting at santa rosa high school. residents eager to return to their houses were asked to remain patient. >> we want you back in your homes sooner than later, but we gotta keep everybody alive first and everybody safe first and all of our resources are on that, evacuation, moving people out. >>reporter: those were able to return home

greg mills. >>> amid the destruction and fire, we're also hearinger bravery and sacrifice. maria of kpix has a story of one rescue. h and go. so i mean kudos to him, you know. what a guy. >> it's a rescue chp officers pete gavitt and whitney lowe will never forget. >> just a tremendous event. look at his family. >> pepe toe my yeo and their family was relieved as the continues arrived. >> it was really a nightmare up them. we thought we were going to die. >> but that relief soon took a turn when the officers told pepe there was only room for four. he was pushing his son at us saying take my family and go. >> i told him that we were coming back for him, that we weren't going to leash him there. pepe made the decision to behind. his next decision was a call to his oldest child. >> i called my daughter and said if i don't see you again, remember i love you. and that was it. >> the atlas fire was intensifying but just as they promised, the officers returned for pepe. >> thank you for saving my family. >> pepe and his family lost everything but they give their all to the officer

homes and businesses, and those figures expected to rise we head out to cbs news correspondent greg millsin santa rosa california one of the hardest hit towns, good morning, greg. >> good morning, jim, rahel, yes, 1500 structures, burned down, as you mentioned, including this home, and we're seeing this block after block after block, in this community , and think of, this family left their house less than 24 hours ago, and this is what they're come edge bag to. this was a hilton hotel in the nappa valley. the they cater to tourists visiting vinyards. firefighters decided to just let it burn last night, because it was too far gone, and they were spread too thin. more than a dozen wild fires, throughout california, continued to burn out of control. >> primarily up here in wine country, in so no, ma'am, a nap a counties. those trying to evacuate oftentimes finds themselves stuck between pockets every flames. >> there are fires everywhere. i've been sent in three different directions >> homes, businesses cents, entire forests engulfed in flames. vice president mike pence, on an unrelated visi

greg mills from cbs, thank you very much for now.agna is the co—owner of the paradise 0riginal toggle winery and joins us now. thank you forjoining us. how has your property been affected ? we have lost all the buildings except for one small storage shed and basically most of it is —— at this point. we have our vineyard, thatis this point. we have our vineyard, that is the good part, that survived, which gives us hope for the next vintage. how did that happen? was it just the next vintage. how did that happen? was itjust in the right place away from the wind? it doesn't seem to be. the fence has burned around it in places, the fire definitely came right up to the edge. i don't really know why. but we are amazed by it ourselves, because everything else is burned com pletely because everything else is burned completely down. then you have the vineyard is there and they were quite good. how much warning did you have? not much. i believe the call came right after one o'clock, my husband was there trying to get to the property at 1.20, th

greg mills from santa rosa.couple and their three children have been released from taliban captivity by the pakistan army. joshua boyle and caitlan coleman were kidnapped while hiking in afghanistan five years ago. their three children were born in captivity. the us says it will pull out of unesco, over concerns about the financial situation of the un's cultural organisation and what it called "continuing anti—israel bias". unesco's head said she regretted the decision. the israeli prime minister says his country will also be leaving. the palestinian groups hamas and fatah have signed a reconciliation deal in cairo. the former rival groups had been at odds for decades. the government has set out plans to cap gas and electricity bills for 12 million households, until at least 2020. the draft bill requires the regulator, ofgem, to consult on and impose a temporary cap on standard variable tariffs, as soon as possible after the legislation is passed. our business correspondent, theo leggett, has more details. the g

cbs correspondent greg mills is in santa rosa, california.ys ago, three days ago sunday afternoon, this was filled with families. everybody had their home, nobody thought anything was happening and then suddenly sunday night, like that, you get the strong winds kicking in, a fire started somehow and investigators are trying to figure it out, but this all happened and much of this happened over sunday night. one person i was talking to grew up here in santa rosa and now works for the city and he and other city workers were talking and discussing the areas they cover and they believe there are about 1000 homes here in santa rosa alone that were lost due to this fire. most people did get out 0k. 21 people sadly were killed by this fire. they are still discovering bodies as they are checking more and more of these homes that lost the battle in the fire. they are now checking and finding more bodies. we are staying in a hotel that's maybe 12, 15 miles that way. you wouldn't know there was a fire except you smell the fire, you taste the fire, your

let's get the latest from cbs correspondent, greg mills in santa rosa.ogress but it's only 1% of the fires have got 99% of the fire they haven't stopped. but, hey, that's a step in the right direction because if they felt they weren't making any progress, this is daily numberfour, all the vicious winds we have had to deal with, especially monday and wednesday and a bit today, today not nearly as bad as expected, just a light breeze but 3500 homes and buildings were burnt down here and there is a different perspective here and centre rose. some homeowners —— homeowners are here and going through the sad task of salvaging anything. as far as you can see, i’ow salvaging anything. as far as you can see, row after row, street after street, every single house burned down. more than 1000 is the estimate from the people who work in the city centre rose and have been here a long time. the priest 1000 homes here in santa rosa were burnt down. hold your nose for the ‘fatberg' clogging london's sewers — parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are ret

this time yesterday we heard from cbs correspondent greg mills in santa rosa.e been speaking to him again. he is at exactly the same spot. they have some containment, 22 fires in this area and the biggest fires in this area and the biggest fires they have containment meaning they've stopped the progress but it's only i% of the fire. they've 99% of the fire they haven't stopped. hey, that's a step in the right direction. they were feeling they weren't making any progress at all. this is day four. the reason being all the vicious winds we have had to deal with, especially monday, wednesday and a little bit of today, today hasn't been nearly as bad as they expected, a light breeze so that's good. 3500 homes and buildings were burned down here and we are giving a different perspective here in santa rosa. the fire trucks are here and some home owners going through the sad task of seeing if they can salvage anything out of their house that burned down. as far as you can see row after row, street after street, every single house burned down. more than 1,000 is the est

cbs correspondent greg mills is in santa rosa in northern california.been burned and there is no containment, there are still battling this and it could still get worse. the wind calmed down yesterday, on monday the fires were driven by the wind. and today right now it is cold and come with no wind at all but they expect a really strong wind once again. perhaps 50, 60 miles an hour as they were on monday, but strong winds nonetheless. and that spells trouble for today. thank you. it was called the ‘battle of the sexes‘ — a tennis match like no other. bobby riggs, a former wimbledon tennis champion took on the greatest female player of the time to show that equality in sport could never happen. but — he lost the match, and 44 years on, a film based on that encounter has been made. our correspondent david sillito met the woman at the centre of it all, billiejean king. billie jean king. the greatest female tennis player of her generation. i like pressure. i‘m built for that kind of match. i always was built for that kind of match. this match is for all the

let's speak to greg mills from cbs news, he's in santa rosa in northern california.nd humidity — will serve only to heighten the threat? no, in fact, no, infact, since no, in fact, since the beginning this has been a wind—driven fire. sunday the most vicious winds, doing the most damage. it raised through here in santa rosa, this home levelled, every home on the block burnt down, as you see, block after block after block of homes burnt down. most of the damage was done on sunday night into monday morning with the vicious winds pushing the fire in this direction, through sa nta fire in this direction, through santa rosa. craig, thank you from cbs news. the united states has unveiled a new strategy on iran — aimed at neutralising what it calls tehran's aggression and support for terrorism. the document says washington will deny iran all paths to nuclear weapons. president trump is expected to withdraw his support from the international nuclear deal with tehran later today. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james robbins is here. so what is the president expected to say? we

in santa clarita, greg mills, kpix 5 . >>> a beautiful finish to our beautiful afternoon as we have plenty of warm temperatures. readings were a few degrees warmer than they were yesterday. the same thing will happen on monday. temperatures will peak on tuesday. we will have a peek at highs tonight. morgan hill only managed 71. livermore, 76. san jose, 75. santa rosa, 77. as we have a look at the bay bridge, clear skies for most of the day today. 76 in concord. oakland, 65. it is still fairly balmy in san francisco at 68 degrees. the visibility has really improved. high pressure will continue to build and over the state. that will cause disabilities to degrade a little bit. in general, it will be sunny and warm. for tuesday, temperatures will peak on tuesday. 90s inland. then, we will begin to cool it down. will that be our last flirtation with 90s in the bay area? it could be. while there is no rain inside, there is no other warming trend either. tomorrow, sunny and warm. the high will be 81. if your travel plans ticket to chicago, you make it a few drops of rain. look at los angeles, 101

as reporter greg mills explains the movie mogul is getting treatment -- more women revealed accusationsinst him. >> hollywood continues to sound off against one of the most powerful producers in this town. on a red carpet in beverly hills friday the spiderman homecoming star weighed in. >> disgusting. there is really no other way to put it. it's awful. >> even the former attorney general eric holder brought up the disgraced movie mogul in san francisco. >> women have been dealing with that kind of negative behavior for far too long. we as a society have been far too accepting of it. >> reporter: at least 50 women have now accused mega movie producer harvey winestein of sexual harassment. friday another accuser came forward. >> i didn't think anyone would believe me. >> the former actress says winestein made her touch his genitals in the '80s when she was young and new to the business. >> he told me first i would have sex with him and then he would take me to parties and show me who i needed to sleep with after that. but at first he needed to know how good i was. >> reporter: attorney da

arab fighters battling 20 blazes covering an area of more than 200,000 acres, the cbs a respondent greg millsed areas. they do have containment, 22 fires in this area in northern california, the biggest, they have containment, they have stop the progress but it's only 196 have stop the progress but it's only i% of the fire, 99% of the fire they haven't stopped. that's a step in the right direction, they were feeling they were not making any progress and this is de four, the vicious winds we have had to deal with especially monday, wednesday and a little bit today. not nearly as bad as they expected, light breeze, that is good. 3500 homes and buildings were burned down here and we are getting a different perspective in santa rosa, fire trucks here, some, —— homeowners going through the sad task of going through and seeing if they can salvage anything from their house but weren't down but you can see, i’ow but weren't down but you can see, row after row, street after street, every single house burned down, more than 1000 is the estimate by some people who work the city and have lived here for a

i spoke to cbs correspondent greg mills in the last hour, and he gave me this update from santa rosanothing behind you so people have lost everything, those that survived. if you could see, with the sun was up here, it is early morning here you could a 360 you would not see one house as far as you can see, andi see one house as far as you can see, and i mean it is a long way, blocks and i mean it is a long way, blocks and blocks, and you would not see one house standing. it is remarkable. we saw some people whose homes survived about a mile or two away and they were walking... so surreal because you see active people and nothing but devastation round them and they are saying they have never seen anything like it. it is hard to fathom and when the sun comes up, we just marvel at what we are seeing. it is something. it‘s a family owned pub in a village in north yorkshire. but it‘s not any old pub — because this one has just been named the best restaurant in the world after being voted for by tripadvisor customers. the pub‘s restaurant is run by the uk‘s youngest michelin—starred chef,