john burns: it is predictable. the crowd has been prepared for the last two weeks.n all boys club. if it does not surprise me at all. -- it does not a surprise me at all. they're all in their 60's. there is no successors in a here. there could be a successor some time mid term and that sometimes happens if the standing committee is reshuffled for some reason. it has happened before. xi could identify his successor sometime later. david coleman to recap some of the names before they walk out on stage. xi jinping. david: tumor caps on the names before they walk out on stage. correctly a vice premier. -- to recap the names before they walk out on stage. and currently the party secretary of shanghai. some of these names coming through. words, the seven names from the previous version and a xi jinping remain and do have five new games as well. mackenzie.g in tom -- five new names as well. your thoughts, reactions? tom: the surprise is it was pretty much right on. that one person would be stepping down and we had it happen and the speculation this would be the standing co

john burns was president of the kentland volunteer for department and was also a public safety communications fire dispatcher. he had a medical emergency sunday night and died yesterday morning. county flags are at half staff at all fire stations. alison: on multimillion dollar plan to try to speed up the commute in maryland, and it all starts with traffic light. sam sweeney takes a look at the new traffic technology coming to a stop light near you. sam: we've all been there, stuck in traffic because of a poorly designed traffic signal. >> the smart signals will replace 20-year-old existing controls that are outdated and unresponsive. >> the governor announcing a $50 million plan to install sensors on 14 traffic lights. a perfect example of what the artificial intelligence will fix is this. this is 301. you can see middle of the day traffic backs up while only two cars way to come out of the shopping center. once the new system is in place, that will happen won't happen anymore. >> the signal systems will adjust the timing and improve the flow in real time. commuters will see times cut by 15%

a funeral will be held for kentland fire assistant chief "john burns". burns died last week after a sudden medical emergency while he was at the firehouse. a procession will leave from bowie this morning and make it's way through prince georg'es county.. passing "company 33"... burns's former firehouse -- on the way to his final resting place. a controversial halloween display in fairfax county-taken down this morning. neighbors- tell us it showed a black man - hanging from a tree. they called 7 on your side- and th say the object hanging is wearing a monster or ghoul mask- and say the complaints are unfair- and oversensitive. coming up- new doubts overnight about the story of two women lost at sea. why experts are now saying it doesn't add up. and happy halloween from paxton manor! your trick or treat forecast, live from paxton manor - next. which of these truck tabrands do you think offers best in class hd horsepower and the most capable off-roadk tabrdsize pickup?hink i'd go ram. i would put it on ford. let's find out. noooooooo. chevy. that's right,

larry: happening today, a viewing will be held for john burns, who died last week after a sudden medicalrgency at the firehouse. a funeral for him is set for tomorrow and the procession will leave from buoy passing company 33, his former firehouse on the way to his final resting place. cubs bench coach, dave martinez, rocking the curly the nationals new manager terry the deal is reported to be a three-year contract that will full-timehe seventh manager for the nats since 2005. game five of the world series can only be described as epic. you sawissed it, -- if it, you're sleepy. [laughter] larry: summit of right here, watch as the small lands. >> we are trying again. larry: pyrotechnics, people online are going nuts after it appears the george springer's springer'sll home run ball exploded. it didn't. the game didn't wrap up until 1:30 this morning. a thrilling 13 to 12 win in the 10th inning. one game away from winning it all, tomorrow night in los angeles. it didn't end until 1:30 this morning, what a game. are you wrapping up with some cash to give away? that's right, color number seve

-- milo you and up less speaking at larry: happening today, the kentland assistant fire chief, john burnsthe laid to rest after a sudden medical emergency at his firehouse. it will pass buoy and company 33 , his former firehouse, on the way to his final resting place. autria: a controversial downwing display taken this morning. people in the neighborhood said it showed a black man hanging from a tree. the homeowners say that the object hanging is wearing a monster or ghoul mask and that the ump -- complaints are unfair and oversensitive. out,: check this trick-or-treating opened to schools and military families, including cookies made by the white house pastry could -- kitchen along with presidential prints. give away. autria: what better place to give out 100 bucks than the spookiest place in the dmz? kidd o'shea is live at paxton manner with details on how to get your hands on the cash. kidd: somebody's got to win the money, might as well be you. number-7334, caller seven wins $100 in cash right now. good luck, caller number seven. if you don't win today, another chance tomorrow. when w

president and assistant chief john burns, he died suddenly from a medical emergency last week. today's procession passed a dispatcher center where he worked and, of course, his firehouse where he volunteered before eventually arriving at the cemetery in brentwood. >> the fight over the removal of plaques of george washington and robert e. lee inside an historic alexandria church took a new twist. a gop candidate took aim at the church's decision. as news 4's tom sherwood reports, that pressure is not causing the church leadership to back down. >> reporter: at christchurch in alexandria, the leadership it ske self, paused for prayer today. >> enable us to live as jesus lived, breaking down walls of hostility. >> reporter: the reverend simmons rector of christchurch reacting to bitter criticism from conservative virginia politician cory stewart. stewart came to alexandria to denounce the historic church as decision to reposit plaques of george washington and robert e. lee. put up back in 1870, out of the sanctuary because they have become a political distraction to worship servic

john burns from the university of hong kong will be with us as president xi is set to review the standings bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: the singapore central bank chief says there is no urgent need to regulate cryptocurrencies. illegal activity surrounding the must be stopped. our guest spoke to a haslinda amin about the risk of the digital money. >> wanting to separate it from blockchain technology, you take them two currencies on its own. our attitude is, keep an open mind. there has been excessive hype as people see it merely as an investment vehicle that will rise in value. that is a negative push toward cryptocurrencies. they have potentially good applications, in particular, use cases. it is not so much a cryptocurrency or its value that is important, it is application it is use. can they make payments, for instance, cheaper, faster, more efficient, for migrant workers that send money back to their villages? if it is going through blockchain technology using cryptocurrency, could there be benefits? that ought to be the question, not whether or not it is going up in value. >> do you see a ne

well over 100,000 acres have been burned by flames fanned by powerful winds. john reporter: with some neighborhood burning and others already reduced to ashes, santa rosa is a city transformed by fire. michael everett lost his home. >> armageddon, it is just gone. everything is gone. >> reporter: the flames consume mobile home parks and comfortable hill top subdivisions. luxury hotels and fast food restaurants. in all, some 1,500 buildings destroyed in and around this city of 175,000. jimi hendrix could barely recognize the street he lived on. >> nothing but chimneys standing. block after block after block after block. nothing. all just down on the ground. just black. the whole damn neighborhood is black. >> all that is left of lisa weiland's home a cement slab with imprints of her son's hand beside hers. what remains shocking is how quickly it all happened. >> four structures on fire. residents trapped. >> first responders were stretched, with so many fires, suddenly burning so ferociously. across much of northern california's wine country. cal fire chief, barry b

burns. the father john shepherd is being treated for burns in san francisco.>>> we learn today the hundreds of people are still unaccounted for in sonoma county. our henry lee is at the sonoma county fairgrounds with the efforts underway to try to find those reported missing.>> reporter: authorities are trying to figure out exactly who is missing and who has been accounted for. they been able to pair down from the list of missing people in sonoma county. unfortunately, there are hundreds of people unaccounted for. the sonoma county sheriff has revised downward the number of people still believed to be missing from the firestorm. the number is down to 380 missing people. at first there were far more missing persons. many of them were duplicates. with several people filing reports for the same person. if you take away repeat reports, the number of missing goes down to 530. of that number, 150 people have been located. now, authorities are trying to confirm the status of the others. whether they are victims of the fire or simply have not yet touched base with loved ones.>> they are finding a l

. >> so those problem and those john doe burned areas to take offensive action? into efforts and those of and get burned areas. does that mean they're moving beyond a the checkpoints for?. >> to be specific in core areas have offensives every way but not everyone in some cases there were holding their own in each core area. >> but at this arab -- at the same time to have those actions. >> those other major initiative was to get the air force to coordinate better with their army and air force?. >> to talk about the advisers with the equally robust effort from the best and brightest. but the key is with the ability is the key link. they have not matured as fast as they want one of those primary outcomes the afghan is more effective with the artillery and air support to be successful. >> they don't appreciate the difference with the taliban club med is a completely different type of organization. has rules of engagement changed? for the multinational terrorist organization. >> that what has been passed down to the commander with any group that threatens the afghani

well over 100,000 acres have been burned by flames fanned by powerful winds. john blackstone is in sonoma county. >> reporter: with some neighborhoods still burning and others already reduced to ashes,s can row is a city franz formed by fire. michael everidge lost his home. >> armageddon. it's just gone. everything's gone. >> reporter: the flames consumed mobile home parks and comfortable hilltop subdivisions, luxury hotels and fast food restaurants. in all, some 1500 buildings have been destroyed in and around this city of 175,000. jim jimmy hendrik could barely recognize the street he lived on. >> nothing but chimneys standing block after block after block after block, nothing. all just down on the ground. just black. the whole damn neighborhood is black. >> reporter: all that is left of lisa wahnon's home is cement slabs with imprints of her son's hands besides hers. what remains so shocking here is how quickly it all happened. >> four structures on fire, residents trapped. >> reporter: first responders were stretched with so many fires suddenly burning so feroc

ursula burns and john ba ines were named as directors in a statement attributed to kalanick.rrent ceo calling the move highly unusual. elon musk has a new vision for transport around the world, claiming a journey from new york to shanghai can be done in 30 minutes. he is planning to build a new rocketship which could fly to the international space station, mars, and complete trips around earth. he says anywhere in the earth could be reached in under an hour, with tickets costing about the same as economy in an aircraft. >> the thing about going to space is there is no friction. once you are out of the atmosphere, there is no turbulence, nothing, know weather. you can get to most places within half an hour. you want to go to the moon and mars, why not other places on earth as well? >> oil ended the quarter on a tear, but the question is can the enthusiasm last through the fall? our middle east energy market reporter is here with more. anthony, here is what i want to know. six weeks ago, we had all these oil executives falling over themselves to talk about how $50 per barrel oi

john blackstone. >> reporter: the fires that burned through california's wine country destroyed most of the crop ericrson had just harvested. no, not grape, but marijuana. >> this was a 40,000 square foot barn, which is about an acre in size. >> reporter: not just a barn... >> that's right. there was equip for processing marijuana in here. >> reporter: the first marijuana for recreational use became legal in california. >> long days of hard work but exciting. >> reporter: he's c.e.o. of spark, a company that's been running a medical marijuana dispensary since 2009. he had hoped to capture some of the $5 billion expected to be spent annually on legal marijuana in california. last month we toured spark's new sonoma facility where marijuana because being processed and prepared for retale sale. cases of marijuana were stacked along the wall. but then wine country went up in flames. >> if it wasn't metal, it's in the here anymore. >> reporter: many of the marijuana plants survived, but damaged by smoke and ash, they will lose much of their value in the retail market. how much did you lose this this? >> i

here is john blackstone. >> the fires that burned through california's wine country destroyed most of no, not grapes, but marijuana. >> this was a 40,000 square foot barn. about an achor in size. >> not just a barn. procession in there. >> processing, packaging. >> aroma is great. >> last month pearson began picking a bumper crop. first harvest since it became legal in california. >> long days of hard work. very exciting. >> ceo of spack, running medical marijuana dispensaries since 2009, had hoped to capture some of the $5 billion expected spent annually on legal marijuana in california. last month we toured the sonoma facility where marijuana was processed prepared for retail sale. cases of marijuana were stacked along the wall. but then, wine country went up in flames. >> if it wasn't metal it is not here. >> many marijuana plants survived, damaged by smoke and ash, they lose much of their value in the retail market. how much did you lose? >> couldn't tell you exactly at this point. a lot. >> a lot. >> a lot. >> he is not alone. there are at least 3,000 marijuana farming operations

burned more than 220,000 acres. that's more land than all of new york city. 3500 homes and businesses have been destroyed. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: as the number of buildings destroyed and acres burned continues to rise, the most disturbing numbers are the ages of those who died. the oldest was 100. sonoma county sheriff rob giordano: >> the bulk of them are in their 70s and 80s. >> reporter: the average age of 79 speaks to the speed with which the fire overtook entire neighborhoods. those unable to move quickly could not escape. today, cadaver dogs searched for the missing. at least one more body was recovered. the economic toll is now growing. insurers estimate the damage could reach $6 billion. chris coursey, mayor of santa rosa, says it's too early to even start calculating all that his city of 180,000 has lost. >> i think that it's pretty safe to say this is the biggest challenge this city will ever face-- has ever faced and hopefully will ever face. >> reporter: california's deadliest week of wildfires has also ripped into every aspect of local life. a fire station burned down, and a crippling blow

. >> reporter: the truck -- the fire is burning dangerously close to john's home. he has seen multiple fires in his 30 years but most have been put out quickly with an air attack. the battle from the air is suspended. others watch the fire from skyline road. you can see yet another flare up. >> my heart goes out to everyone. it is everything. >> reporter: they had 600 personnel fighting to extinguish the flames. five of the crew members have been released. for -- have been hurt. four have been released. one is still in the hospital. one of the firefighters injured is from the department of corrections and he suffers from smoke inhalation. they all have non-life- threatening injuries. >>> a grass fire charred 100 acres in dublin. officials ordered evacuations for residents in the neighborhood to the south of the fire. those orders were lifted about an hour later. crews plan to stay overnight to be sure it doesn't reignite. this is the third grass fire in that area in recent weeks. no word yet on what sparked it. >>> in the north bay recovery efforts are getting unde

burned 48,000 acres. about 27% contained. kpix 5 john ramos was with returning residents today on the western edge. >> reporter: a group of people gathered at a roadblock near napa's silverado trail this morning. >> the first time i've ever been evacuated. i'm not very good at it. >> we had a theoretical plan but it all goes up in smoke, quite literally, when it happens. >> reporter: most are residents of circle oak. and the chp began driving small groups up to their homes for a quick 5 to 10 minute visit. some wanted to pick up meds or collect paperwork. one woman hoped to spend her precious time trying to catch some of the feral cats that live at her house. >> just grateful to get it, and he's got a bunch of meds at the house he needs to get. >> reporter: the drive up was a bit depressing. the development itself was in tact. and as residents checked out their property, there was evidence of something startling. the fire that drove them out on sunday had returned yesterday. >> the firemen saved all of our houses yesterday for the second

. >> the so-called can john number two fire has burned more than 5,000 acres and forced evacuation of 5,000 households. >>> new this morning police are investigating a triple shooting in south philadelphia that sent three men to the hospital, this happened just before 11:00 on the 1900 block of south bonesol street. officers found two shooting victims and rushed the men to the hospital, that is when police found a third victim was already being treated. all three victims are in stable condition, investigators are trying to figure out what spark the gun fire. >> the area, 1900 south bone sol and bonesol and mifflin and 24th and mifflin it is men for street narcotics sales, so we believe that this triple shooting may be narcotics related. >> police say their by surveillance cameras captured the moment two men opened fire on the victims, so far no arrests have been made. >>> a shocking case of animal abuse in delaware where more than 40 dogs were found dead inside a home. two dozen other animals were rescued from the house in sea for. we do want to warn you the pictures we are about show

. >> john smith says the fires are burning dangerously close to his home. he said in his 30 years living in this area, he has seen multiple fires, but most put out with an air attack. the battle from the air was suspended -- you can see another flare up. >> my heart goes up to everyone who has lost a home. i mean, it's -- it's everything who you are. >> cal fire has 600 firefighters trying to -- five crew member were injured. >> four have been released after treatment, and there's one firefighter who needs treatment in the hospital. >> paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >> fire crews near dublin watching for flare ups from a grass fire. it's called the fallon fire. it started east of the dublin on the hills of camp parks. 116 acres burned. there's no longer a mandatory ee fire is under investigation. >>> well, fire crews are making progress in containing the wild fires, but recovery efforts are starting to get underway. the sonoma county sheriff's says search teams are trying to locate 53 people who are still on the list of missing after the fires. 26 of them

john graves. and his family home here. along with six or seven others that are surrounding it. cars burned. belongings, obviously. we see a washer/dryer here. it is -- it is just terrible. i have never seen anything like this. we have traveled far today from glen ellen in sonoma county where many neighborhoods have been devastated by fire and certainly hope the the the the firefighters are able to get an upper hand on the fire to stop anymore homes from getting burned. live in santa rosa, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> cornell, before we let you go, quickly, the devastation there is jaw-dropping, it is gut-wrenching. we know you've been speaking is to john who has been gracious enough to talk to us, but are there other people standing by there and is there still mandatory evacuation for that area? we heard you say that earlier. are police trying to evacuate people from that area right now? >> reporter: yeah, evacuation, a new evacuation order is in place. you know, police cannot force you to leave your home, but they can warn you. a lot of people choosing to stay around. most people i will have to say, jessica,

john is in san francisco. mom, sarah is 60 percent burned at uc davis across the street from shrinkers where her daughter is in the worst shape. >> she lost both legs below the knee and his severe burns all over her body including her face. >> reporter: she's only 17 and neither she or her mom and dad know how bad the family is suffering. >> i can't imagine who my sister is going to go through when she wakes up. nobody should have to go through losing a child the way she did. i mean, we just pray for their stability every single day. >> the kind words and prayers of the community, the ones that don't require a response, have been the most helpful in giving the family strength that they all need right now. >>> tonight firefighters are making significant progress on all the wine country wildfires. here's a look at the latest containment numbers there. you can see nearly all the fires are getting close to being fully surrounded. the tubbs fire is how the most destructive in california's history, killing at least 22 people and destroying 5300 structures in napa and sonoma county. it's burned 36,000 acres. >> now t

john. these are the foothill you see burning here. the folks were concerned about the fire. things calmed down over the weekend. now all of the sudden it looks like this fire is really moving in the north direction. again, this is parallel, this ridge here is more or less parnell to highway 29 in napa counties. this is close to the communities of oak ville and rutherford. we're close to -- cape sellers is closer to this fire than the mcdhabi winery. this is several miles away from the flats, the vineyards. it is coming town the hills. we saw this fire on friday. now, over the last 3 days, it's come closer, crawling down into the foothill. again, these are the foothill around mount saint john. we're not sure if this is part of the nuns fire on the napa county side or a separate spot fire that picked up over the last 24 hours or so. but the nuns fire is certainly -- the northern edge of the nuns fire is where this fire around mount saint john had happened on friday. we believe this me be an extension of that. i'm trying to get more detailed information about the fire, exact lo

john is going to zoom in and show you. it had just been burning in the brush and grass at this point burning down toward the oakmont neighborhood. it is now beginning to crown in the tree tops. we are starting to see active flames there. i can tell you we are also starting to feel the preheating here in the oakmont neighborhood. again we are watching this ridge line. if those trees start crowning, john and i are going to get out at this point. this whole entire neighborhood is under a mandatory evacuation. we are starting to hear the sounds of tankers above this section of fire, which is good news. there are very few firefighters in this area. at this point it's a defensive firefight here in the oakmont neighborhood. live in santa rosa, andria borba, kpix5. >>> i want to show you some live pictures now. this is from chopper 5 and you can see the fire is still raging out of control, a lot of smoke, big flames. this is in the glen ellen neighborhood and as we pan up you can see structures begin to be threatened in that area. a lot of smoke still mov

i'm john lorinc ( will ) fire still burning in the south bay. i will have the details in a live report.( anny ) your bay area forecast is next. . ( darya ) we are following two breaking news stories this morning. in the north bay... people being allowed to return home after the devastating fire storm. and this morning firefighters continue to make progress battling those fires.( james ) and firefighters are still struggling to gain control of a wildfire burning in the santa cruz mountains. the fire broke out around 11:00 monday night near boulder creek. it has now grown to more than 270 it is just five percent contained this we have crews spread bay area covering these . (darya)(mark) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong) : cooling is expected on wednesday and thursday as onshore flow strengthens. a weak early season weather system is forecast to bring light rain to much of the region from thursday afternoon through thursday night. dry weather is expected to retu

john collects cars. on the set of the racing drama, he lightened the mood. >> if i broke into "greased lightning" i bet it woumd cause a good effect. ♪ go greased lightning you're burningreased lightning the whole crew went crazy. >> can you imagine him breaking into that? we asked john if he had spoken to his "grease" co-star, olivia newton-john who is battling cancer. he says he's speaking with her once day and is beyond impressed with her ability to recover. >> we're wishing her well. >>> now to a place straight out of the movies. we teamed up with secrets resorts and spas. tip number one, do the thing krous can't do at home. there are so many incredible beach activities here. all part of unlimited luxury. today, we're taking a sea kayak. guess who is doing most of the rowing. actually, this guy. ♪ oh, my gosh. so fun. while chris relaxed after resist taking out one of the paddle boards, with a little help. the tip number two, balance is important. after a pull day of beach activities, we took advantage of the 24-hour room service for a romantic and luxurious night in. thank you. that was chris' favorite part. i'll have more food and vacation tips. how to make the m

it's burning right now on mount saint john. this has been going for a while but it's become more visible to some of the people that live in this area. what we will show you in our story is an area several miles west of here called dry creek road to the oakville grade. that is closer to mount veeder. that was the focal point of a firefight overnight. firefighters say they won that battle for now. >> reporter: you can hear the crackling fire in seabright flames from several hotspots along dry creek this afternoon. firefighters say this is an improvement from conditions last night. >> coming down to dry creek but it's been able to hold at the riverbed. >> reporter: firefighters from ventura county were one of three >>> teams charged with holding the nuns fire northwest of dry creek road overnight. >> and that is what we did the last 24 hours. we held the fire in check. keep it down in the creek bed and not allow it to come up toward structures. >> reporter: battalion chief said firefighters but back flames and cleared away brush f

burn safely. >>> a mold problem at a philadelphia school will keep students home again today, john b. elementary in germantown has been shut down since thursday. officials blame the mold issues on the heating and air-conditioning system. crews are trying to get a handle on the mold outbreak in monroe school district in south jersey. the district said mold removal at white hall elementary will take another week. students from holly glen elementary have been placed in other buildings and stay there for several months. students will be splitting time at the junior high buildings in the pinelands district. students in grades ten through 1 will learn from home linking with teachers through the google app. >>> a judge could rule today to dismiss the charges in the senator menendez corruption trial. his attorneys argue that it does not meet the for rowly described corruption charges. >>> john mccain will receive medal of liberty tonight recognized for a lifetime of sacrifice and service to the country. he was famously captured in vietnam and served as a prisoner of war. his career includes 6

he called 911 and stayed with them and comforted sarah and john, excuse me, syrarah and cressa. they are pretty severe burns, right? >> yeah, they were severely burnt 60% of their bodies. both are covered in burns. they were lucid when they were found. she knew that cressa was in a stage of shock and they asked for water and the neighbors stayed there and comforted them and tell first responders to come. >> that sounds so scary. when did you find out that kai did not make it? >> that's when we discovered that john had been admitted. my parents went down and waited for information on john, while they were waiting, sarah and cressa were brought in and one of cressa's friend, a neighbor came in with them and she unfortunately had to give my mom the news that kai had parierish. >> what do you want people to know about kai? kai was a really wise soul. he seemed -- he had this deep sense of compassion. he was very shy and he had a sweet smile. he loved baseball, he was a big giants fan. he played in the local bay ruth league. he was a great wrestler. he was a warrior and a strong boy and brave and he was end less

john lauro. thank you so much. >> indicately hughey burns joining me from real clear politics and kimberly atkins from the "boston herald." katelin, what are you hearing about this expected indictment and how big a milestone it is? >> certainly a milestone because we've been waiting to see what is going to come out of this investigation. remember over the past week, we saw the president tweeting about the investigation alleging that as many people say, there is nothing there. here we have something. so this is an important marker in the investigation. i'm also looking for the president's reaction to all this when the indictment does come down. he has been quiet over the weekend on this, but remember, next week is going to be a very big week for the white house and for republicans in congress. republicans are unveiling their tax plan. this is a really important legislative week and, of course, important to the president's agenda. and then the president himself is preparing this overseas trip to asia which is key to foreign policy and economic policy. so with all of that going on, this is going to

it's burning from the fool hills of mount saint john, it's within the containment lines that they created with the bulldozers. this is where cal fire moved a lot of its resources. all day yesterday flames were in view of several landmark winery, including robert modnavi. cal fire launched an assault on the fire, they said that people who live and work in the area should not be concerned. the risk of the fire coming out of the canyon into the valley is minimal. we saw a woman who decided to bring coffee to the firefighters to express her deep gratitude. >> they have been out here all night, all week, it's heart breaking to see everything that is going on and know that they are away from their families and sacrificing everything to be here for you. >> reporter: as you mentioned, takenment of the nuns fire has grown, yesterday it was 53% contained. this morning it's 68% contained. the smoke we see in the hills behind us are from the nuns fire burning in the napa county side. the fire is 53,000-acres and goes through sonoma and napa county, this is the western napa side of the nuns fire, the

john f. kennedy. >> nbc bay area respond. >> will help solve your consumer problems. of the "bear fire" burningthe santa cruz mountains. >>> it seems crews are in control of the bear fire burning in the santa cruz mountain. the nearly 400-acre fire started monday night and evacuations remain in place for neighborhoods near bear creek canyon road, but cal fire says the flames are calming and the fire is 60% contained. as for what started the fire? investigators have yet to determine a cause >>> and just miles away, another fire prompted crews to close the northbound lanes of highway 1. this just north of santa kruds near western drive. it happened just before 1:00 p.m. no word on what caused that fire to start. santa cruz police reopened the highway two hours later >>> president trump appears poised the release thousands of documents never before seen by the public related to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. in 1992 congress set a 25-year block on about 3,000 pages of classified files related to the kennedy investigation. well, that block is set to be lifted next thursday. granted

john toy get here though. back on memorial day, they brought the birds be recovery ca myery burn, turns out, had been shot, only thin layer of bone pro ticking his skull was there. unable to grow feathers on his head, the bird would have likely died in the wild, but a plastic surgeon gave him a skin graft with skin from his leg, now the bird starting to heal, and small little black fit remembers coming back. but on this day, all eyes are going straight up to the sky with hope, happiness, and friendship, between man and bird. one of the spectators said that to see the injured bird take to the air after all this time healing under the care of humans seems like a wonder. and it is indeed. it takes a special person to care that much about wild animals. so the folks at raptor recovery would like to remind people however these are still wild animals. one should always give wildlife rehabilitation sent area call if you do see an injured bird or any in other words animal for that matter. the birds will also be tagged and id so they can go back to the wilds in their natural habitat. those stories, they always warm my he

here is correspondent john loyer glenn firefighters in california set up a us flag. found in the rubble after home burnedey decided to set it up and use it as an inspiration to keep moving forward. a week has passed since several wild fires broke out in northern california, at least 41 deaths are confirmed, and many are still missing in areas like sonoma county. >> so we sent the national guard n they provided us with several hundred, have been excellent about this, because we need people. they're trained to do. >> this they walk through. they search. we don't want to miss a person >> there are currently 15 major wild fires in california , that scorched more than 217,000 acres. destroying nearly 6,000 structures. in a tweet, state senator mike mcguire says the fires have done at least $3 billion in damage, and counting. meanwhile, doctors say, increase in patient with breathing problems. >> we think about 400 additional due to the poor air quality and direct smoke inhalation. >> but, crews say, they're cautiously optimistic about the progress made. >> we're getting a lot more black line on these fires, o

burned to the ground. horrible. cars torched, homes destroyed. john, hang in there, and we wish you and your employees much safety.ht. thank you, liz. liz: john jordan. jordan winery founder. closing bell eight minutes away. forget investing in hedge funds. billions of investor money at stake. up next, our guest who is an expert in etfs will name the top etf out of the whole group when countdown comes right back . . . . liz: there was a news piece. item that broke today. steven spielberg plus apple, equalses what, nicole petallides. >> this is exciting. amazon, steven spielberg are teaming up. of amazing stories. they're like twilight zone. the budget is a million dollars, earmarked -- five million dollars earmarked per episode. apple is teaming up with steven spielberg amblin entertainment to do this we'll see if it gets more content out. apple is winner. back to you. liz: right now the stock is flat. we're watching that partnership. thanks, nicole. >>> etf industry, exchange traded funds on track for fourth consecutive record year as investors disenchanted with hedge fund high fees and frankly poor performance p

burned to the grounds. >> just incredible pictures there, and recovering from these major fires, going to take a lot of time and a lot of money. here is correspondent johnnds. >> firefighters in california set up us flag, found in the rubble of a home burned by wild fires. they decided to set it up and use it as an inspiration to keep moving forward. a week has passed since several wailed fires broke out in northern california. at least 41 death are confirmed, and many are still missing, in areas like sonoma county. >> we send the national guard n they provided us with a several hundred triage, absolutely excellent about this. we need people. they're trained to do. >> this they walk through. they search. we don't want to miss a person >> there are currently 15 major wild fires in california torched more than 217,000 acres destroying nearly 6,000 structures. in a tweet it says it has done at least $3 billion in damage, and counting. meanwhile, doctors say, increase in pain went breathing problems. >> we think about 400 additional due to the poor air quality and direct smoke inhalation. >> but crews say they're cautiously optimistic about the progress mad