the environment to mountain school he founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight tsunami has been refining and teaching his eye stupid concept for the last two years brings water and it boils down and become. you know the next forty fifty years the people who will be running this world are now in schools and colleges i want to engage them in these you know it is to be sensitive towards the environment in the mountains so then the earth could be in safe hands and before we go to we'll see a little demonstration of how it is. now that i suppose is the mountain and that bucket there is say the stream from the lake or the stream water comes in the bible which is underground but here you can see. there is pressure in the pipe and then it comes like this so you can see small droplets which means water is exposed to the minus twenty minus thirty air loses its heat and there's no moving part there is no electricity just gravity that's the beauty of it. good. that you. were heading up to the ice stupors further up in the mountains the first we have to make it works don't. use these for the

(pam) the following the following school districts will be closed again on tomorrow due to the fires in napa and sonoma counties: howell mountainmentary school district, napa valley unified school district, pope valley union elementary school district and st. helena unified school district. in addition napa valley college, and the offices and programs of the napa county office of education, will also be closed tomorrow. and all classes at sonoma state university have been suspended for tuesday... families and staff are advised to follow public health advice regarding smoke and air quality, and to stay safe. at this time, calistoga at this time, calistoga joint unified school district has not announced plans for tomorrow. (steve) kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here now.(pam) and brittney we know high winds played a role in how fast these fires spread... is that expected to ease up tonight? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and

(pam) the following school districts will be closed again on tomorrow due to the fires in napa and sonoma counties: howell mountain elementary school district, napa valley unified school district, pope valley union elementary school district and st. helena unified school district. in addition napa valley college, and the offices and programs of the napa county office of education, will also be closed tomorrow. and all classes at sonoma state university have been suspended for tuesday... families and staff are advised to follow public health advice regarding smoke and air quality, and to stay safe. at this time calistoga joint unified school district has not announced district has unified school calistoga joint unified school district has not announced plans for tomorrow. (steve) people in the north bay have been without power all day... right now 99-thousand customers remain without power tonight and the majority of them are in sonoma and napa counties. as a precaution p-g-&-e has turned off gas service to approximately 26-thousand customers in santa rosa, yountville, and kenwood. additionally, another four- thous

(pam) the following school districts will be closed again on tomorrow due to the fires in napa and sonoma counties: howell mountainmentary school district, napa valley unified school district, pope valley union elementary school district and st. helena unified school district. in addition napa valley college, and the offices and programs of the napa county office of education, will also be closed tomorrow. families and staff are advised to follow public health advice regarding smoke and air quality, and to stay safe. at this time calistoga joint unified school district has not announced plans for tomorrow. (steve) our reporters have been all over the north bay talking to many of the people impacted by the fire... kron4's haaziq madyun talk to some some residents who chosenot to evacuate... ((steve)) southern california has its 'own' wildfire problems tonight... including a wind- fueled fire in orange county, near disneyland... that has destroyed homes.... five thousand are threatened at this hour.. (pam) the 'canyon' two fire - as it is called- also spread quickly today.. it started this morning just after 10 oclo

mandatory evacuations and people living along petrified forest road, farms valley road in mountain home ranch road. schoolas also been canceled. school is canceled until at least 11:00 and similar stories all around napa and sonoma counties. do be aware of this throughout the day. >>> smoke was smelled in the bay area and many said they were woken up by this. twitter shows ash falling in san francisco and looking closely, you can see streaks, which is ash falling in that video. you can see hayes falling over the city. dozens have reported smelling that smoke. you have to close your window and don't call 911 unless you see a fire in the immediate area. >>> people recorded smoke as far as 70 miles away and high wind is driving this down. you can see the live picture. a hazy view until the bay bridge. >> you can see that the smoke is right below this. kpix5 has a camera giving an idea of what we are waking up to this morning. the ashes are coming down south into san francisco and the wind is blowing with gusting where you can see the smoke on the high death doppler. it is growing and as you watch this, it is

mountains. the policy was led by che guevara and consisted of setting up schools in the sierra maestra mountains and hospitals to. in reality they were tents but the peasants were treated there and taught to read and write wherever possible. the rebel army paid great attention to their relations with them that's how little by little the guerrillas proved efficient against the dictatorship it's also how they won social support because protests were. in power now these successes fed the development of popular mobilizations in the towns. vera left at the head of the guerrilla collins going to take a central town on the island of santa clara so it was a real seat because he had never been there before the very first time he went on to santa clara he applied a military tactic that enabled him to capture the island from then on but everything fell apart for the testers only in december fifty eight the dictator fled. and the revolution was victorious for years. this is rebel radio from cuba and american free territory. victorious the revolutionaries the liberators from the teesta dictatorship wrote int

school. new jersey department of education, is ordering a trenton mountain tore pay a whooping $15,584. r sending her daughter to the ewing township school district. >>> from the mercury pottstown police are stepping up their game when it comes to, teen seat belt enforcement, they will be looking for unbuckled teens from october 16th through october 27th. enforcement activities will be conducted at pots continue high school and hill school in addition to otheres were. >>> front page of the spirit from delaware county residents and community leaders gathered to rename a street in honor of a fallen fire fighter on the tenth anniversary of his death roberts avenue in sharon hill was recently renamed michael reagan way in memory of the 21 year-old fire fight shore died fighting a garage fire, back in 2007. >>> that is a look the a the some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> up next, pat's here with your morning sports, good morning, pat. >> good morning, guys. coming up we will look at the eagles preparation for one of the best in cam newtown and we will show you

mountains near boulder creek. the boulder creek elementary school is serving as an evacuation center this morning. way to the scene. we will get the latest from them in a live report as soon as they get there. ( james ) the other breaking news we are following this morning... firefighters are gaining ground on the deadly north bay wildfires... as thousands of evacuees are being allowed to return home. but there are still dozens of people missing. ( robin ) in sonoma county -- there are still 88 people missing. and the sonoma county sheriff says, they are expecting to find some of the missing inside burned homes. 14 people are missing in napa county. 41- people have died in the fires .. including the driver of a water tanker--- who was killed (james) good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm james fletcher. ( robin ) and i'm robin winston. let's get things started with a look at weather with anny hong. (anny hong): after two very warm days, a gradual cooling trend is forecast for today and tomorrow. the pattern will then change as a system drops down from the north and brings generally light rain

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here at home in addition to that my grandfather was a black coal mine and clint school for junior in the appalachian mountains so coal fossil fuels has been a way of life for my family for a very long time with the say it was going to halt the study just to preview the plans in terms of if they want to fund the project any further once again studies already funded the fire was funded on the they said it would have pulled. i mean to review everything because of budget cuts and i kind of didn't say we're not going to go back but there's no major cuts there and there hasn't been a new larger budget or it's like it has to be passed by october first of the government freezes up but there's been no budget passed you know we're going to we've been operating in a deficit since march they're moving money around to get that this is this this this is just you know the national academy of science has been shot i know you want to continue spending money but let's say that this study comes out and says something opposite of what the what the left once we know what that means leftwich we know what that means right now we ha

mountain road. and we have a list of other evacuations, school closures evacuations centers available. that's running on the bottom of the screen we are scrolling that continuously also on the website, nbcbayarea.com. >> from the helicopter here we want to go back towards santa rosa bring in jessica aguirre once again. talking about the wine stre. insomnia eu a and napa county. jessica. >> reporter: raj and janelle, as you well know this you're looking at behind me the wine industry really is the heart of in region. you have millions of tourists coming here. it generates tens of millions of dollars in revenue for the area. it employs almost everyone in this area. and to see this kind of damage -- we're at the paradise ridge winery. to see this kind of damage is devastating. now we went up and down sonoma county -- went up highway 12, which is close to the public. but able to drive up to be able to look at wineries chateau frts jean, all of these to see how unscared most are. this is actually the worst one. it's pretty remarkable. we spoke to the president of the wine maker association

mountains. authorities set up to evacuation centers, one at boulder creek elementary school. the other, aid fire house in felton, christian has been monitoring the progress made by crews this morning. >> reporter: a lot of new information, first lets take a live look, it's difficult to see through the smoke but it appears that the firefighters are trying to make a stand to save a home op the rim line, we have seen a number of air drops in that area over the course of the last half hour trying to preserve some space around the home. you can see how big the fire is. it's 125-acres, 0% containment. we are expecting an update later this morning. we have video, and we can el it you about the history of the fire, the call went out as a structure fire, then the fire spread to wilderness then it spread to 125-acres, sphif firefighters have been injured trying to fight the fire, one firefighter fell 30 feet. an inmate firefighter had smoke inhalation injuries overnight then three more firefighters injured at day break, it's not clear the extent of the injuries but everyone is expected

school in los gatos. they have lived in the mountains for 40 years and are trying to learn if they can return home. the other 40 to 50 residents who had been staying at the school since the wee hours of the morning have left to check out their properties. northern california red cross officials say the school's gym will be converted for overnight sleeping as needed. stacy stanley says in time of need, people here pull together. >> we have people that are opening up their homes to people. we have people opening up their stalls for the horses. everyone. >> just here to help each other other out. people are posting on facebook if anybody needs anybody, to let them know. it's a small community and everyone is super helpful. >> reporter: live in felton this evening, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> send cash or items what do they need down there? >> reporter: the red cross also says go online and send cash. so go to their website, or volunteer or sign on through the website. the best advice to check the website. >>> jesse gary at one of three evacuation centers in the santa cruz mountains for, tonight, je

schools. >>> in the south in the santa cruise mountains call fire reports steady progress prosz. overnight rain has given ground efforts a boost. there was also trouble in the fire line after these three people were arrested after shots were fired. >> jessie gary is live with more on that in efforts to gain full containment. did the shooting interfere with the fire fighting operation at all? >> reporter: call fire officials say there was no direct impact on the overall fire fighting operations. deputies with the santa cruz county sheriff's office did have to rush to hartman creek road. at 5:30 in the afternoon three men who owned property at that block noticed a pair sitting in a car parked out front. accusing the two people for casing the property and preparing to steal marijuana at the site. but three were arrested after one of the three grabbed a shotgun and fired several blast at the car occupied by the two victims. the tires were blown out. the pair of people inside were not injured. jason dixon and nicole papoo were arrested for being inside a closed disaster area due to fi

also pine mountain to berry creek, then down to camp wente and east side creek. many schools are closed tomorrow as you can imagine, including all sonoma county public schools, the napa valley unified school district closed tomorrow, and the ukia unified school district as well. >>> it's been a hellish 24 hours for hundreds of evacuees who had to get out of the flames tonight. our own wilson walker takes us into the that inferno. >>> and the fires aren't just a danger to people in their path. how all that smoke is putting everyone in the bay area at risk. (((break))) (((break))) >>> but first here's the list of the centers open to fire evacuees tonight. (((break))) nats these fires blew up so fast... some people literally fled with at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their fami

school there. the mountaineers are proud of you. i recall meeting your wife and children at your confirmation hearing. to your family, the families of represent, interview , i juste army corps want to convey our thanks to them for the support they are providing for loved ones they have to help in dire straits. i want to stay with the issue of energy. the governor talked about how to provide job creation and preservation. energy is part of that. they don't have affordable energy in puerto rico. earlier, in adversity lies opportunity. my conversation with the governor yesterday, we talked about the situation they have now. the power is in the south, most people live in the north. the electric grid is badly damaged. they still have this reliance on oil from south america. when i look around the world, andof the smart energy programs involves natural gas where it is cheap, and renewables. -- bring up the natural gas and provide electricity and a cleaner way than diesel or fossil fuels. , the governor said to me yesterday, he wants to in

schools will be determined next week. >>> now to the fire watch in the santa cruz mountains where the bear fire is still burning. about 300 structures are still threatened. but some evacuation orders are lifted. mark sayre is in the santa cruz mountains with more. >> reporter: we got rain here in the santa cruz overnight. while we don't have information just yet on how that helps the firefight, there's no doubt that it was a nice sight to see for the firefighters. now, this fire broke out on monday evening so today marks the beginning of the fourth full day of fighting this fire. at the moment 320 acres burned. it's 35% contained. because this fire is in dense forests and also steep terrain, it's challenging for fire crews and threatening 300 structures. in fact, six firefighters -- excuse me, make that seven firefighters have been injured and containment lines are being built away from the actual fire lines. >> we're using dozers the best we can to get the fire lines in evacuation centers which are opening for displaced residents at lakeside elementary school in los gatos and a fire station in felton. evacuatio

mountain, east side creek. howard hospital is under an evacuation warning in case an evacuation is needed later. >>> many schools remain closed today. they include all sonoma county public schools, all schools in the napa valley unified school district in the ukiah district. sonoma state university is also suspending classes. >>> we have new information. unfortunately, we have bad news. another death has been confirmed. seven people died in sonoma, two in napa, one in mendocino and another in yuba county. so sad. 11 people now. there are many that are unaccounted for at this point. many calls are going in, and they don't know if they are multiple calls for the same person. but a lot of people are missing at this point. >>> we have a number for you to call if you have a missing person to report at this point. the fires continue to burn. and we are really watching the weather conditions.>>> once the sun comes up, there will be calmer conditions. people may get a chance to at least view the areas. the firefighters will have better access to the fire line because of the weather today. here is a look at what we are s

manda terry evacuations are underway for people living along petrified forest and the mountain home ranch road. again, school canceled in that city as well. power is out in calistoga as it is all across the area right now in napa and sonoma county. a lot of communities are affected by the power outages. that will be in effect until 11 am. at least. >>> one of the things that has been a challenge is we have had strong, gusty winds that are fueling the fires. you said that as the morning goes on, the winds are going to taper off. has that begun to happen? be back the peak of the winds were between midnight and three ampere that is why you are smelling the smoke. people in san francisco are seeing the ash from the fires. it is really what we are waking up to and smelling. the winds are going to taper off. the past few hours have been intense. let's show you some live cameras to give you a sense of the nasty smoke that is from the fires to the north. it is spreading -- it is showing the intensity of that smoke. a lot of times with the fires they create their own weather. it is not just winds coming from the nort

, schools and one of silicon valley's largest companies. 3, 2, 1. >>> reporter: at exactly 10:19 this morning, more than 30,000 google employees dropped to the ground and took cover across the mountain. this carefully coordinated exercise was part of the "great california shake-out." >> we're pretending there's an earthquake. >> reporter: at glen park elementary school in san francisco, the mayor joined in as students ducked under their desk waiting for the "all clear" from teachers and in hayward, these kids were brought out on the schoolyard practicing what to do when the big one hits the bay area. seismologists say the biggest concern here is a major quake along the hayward fault. >> the hayward fault is probably the most urbanized fault in the united states and we have not had a major earthquake during time of the world wide web so what would an earthquake do to our communities? but also our interconnectedness, not just to our phones but latest interconnectedness to our water systems, our roads, our telecommunications lines? all of that. and so we're calling this new scenario haywired. >> reporter: all bart trains immediately slowed down to 26 miles an hour a precautionary move

after high school and after college she went on to work at synopsis at the high tech firm in mountain view. most recently at new york life insurance in southern california and to aperson from friends and family what we hear is that her personality and smile simply lights up a room. on a personal levelly say my wife work at synopsis at that time where michelle vo worked there. we have a lot of friends that are close with michelle vo. so our deepest condolences and our hearts go out to the family as well. with us here in las vegas is also nbc bay area cheryl hurd and not just the people that per i should here but also some of the survivors. cheryl you actually have good news through all this. take it away. >> reporter: i do. but for the nurse and doctors inside and the people being treated all of these stories are so incredible. i talked to a woman who was on a girl's trip and she has a story of survival irene leaving the hospital the first time she and her best friend here wearing sunglasses at the music festival when the gunfire rang out. jennifer was shot in the face. >> first time t

school closures and reopening dates go to abc7news.com. >> new details now on the while fire burning in the isn't a cruz mountains near boulder creek. the bear fire is now 79% contained and has burned 391 acres since it started monday night. now some evacuation orders still remain in place. cal fire said they will be lifted at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. nine firefighters have been hurt in that fire. cal fire said the flames destroyed four structures. >> one person killed when a big rig drifted out of its lane and crashed through fence. abc 7 news was at the scene along southbound interstate 680. the truck ended up facing the wrong way. police kept san ramon valley boulevard closed until the wreckage was cleared. that was at about 1:30 this afternoon. >> police are looking for the passenger involved in an hour-long high-speed chase through three east bay counties this morning. abc 7 news was in san leandro where that chase ended at gas station at about 10:00. now it started in vallejo where police tried to stop the stolen car. police say the driver he then rammed a police car, then his passenger jumped out of the car and ran way. they say t

school. and -- some mandatory evacuations were lifted today for "bear fire" victims in the santa cruz mountainspercent contained. we )re back in an hour. . you seen my mom? seat filler 134? i can't find her. - a seat filler went rogue? code red, i think we have a runner! bring her back, dead or alive! - we're here to present the award for best investigative piece in a one-hour news program. - they're announcing my award and i can't find my mom. i know she's gonna do something embarrassing. - and the winner for best investigative piece in a one-hour news program is: [together] laura demassey, "frontline"! - oh no, i lost. - i'm sorry, katie. you deserved that award. - who cares? my mother's gonna kanye! - laura demassey was the producer and subject of her "frontline" piece "my battle with slow bones disease." - come on, lady. just say thank you and get off. - slow bones disease affects nearly zero people every year. [slowly] - webster's... dictionary... defines... - oh, god. the jaw is a bone! - "proud"... [orchestra plays] - it's over! it's over! my mom didn't do anything! she missed my award!

school. but look at that fire! right now, we know in the area around the santa cruz mountains, the winds are not very high.pefully that helps firefighters in there. but again, sandra is going to let us know what's going on in that area right now. >>> fire victims in napa county have a new place to seek help for a range of needs. this assistant center just opened its doors for napa residents. people affected by the fires can get their questions answered from fema and other federal and state disaster relief agencies. they are offering help on everything from unemployment to insurance concerns. people can also get copies of critical documents like birth certificates and marriage licenses which may have been destroyed in the fires. >> one of the things that we want to do is make sure that people have access to these resources especially in a time where they need it so desperately and that's really kind of the role of the local assistance center. >> food banks, red cross and mental health counselors are also on scene. >>> many of you wanted us to ask why santa rosa or sonoma counties didn't sent alerts to every

schools and even one of the silicon valley's largest companies.>> reporter: at exactly 10:19 am more than 30,000 employees dropped to the ground until cover across the mountain view campus. this carefully coordinated exercise was part of the great california shakeup. >> we are pretending there is an earthquake.>> reporter: at -- elementary school the mayor joined in his students duct under their desk waiting for the all clear. in hayward these kids were brought onto the schoolyard practicing what to do when the big one hits the bay area. seismologist say the biggest concern here is a major quake along the hayward fault. the hayward fault is the most urbanized fault in the u.s.>> we have not had a major earthquake during the time in the world. what would an earthquake do to our communities and also our interconnectedness.? not just to the phones but to our water systems, our roads. our communication lines. all of that. we are calling this new scenario haywire.>> reporter: all bart trains immediately slowed down to 26 miles per hour. precautionary move in the event an earthquake damages the tracks.>> we are inside an earthquake simulator. it is parked on the g

adventure lover, an adrenline junky, big river rafter, big mountain skier and big money maker by the name of douglas thompkins. dropped out of high schoolosemite's rocks and fell in with a group called the fun hogs. summer of '68 they climb under h -- climed into a van in san francisco and skied, kayaked and climbed all the way to patagonia. all you x-gamers, you red bullers, these are your founding fathers. but he turned out to be a hell of a businessman. he started northface that age of 21. even got the grateful dead to play the grand opening. remember espree in the '80s, doug designed it all and by 40 was on top of the fashion design world. buddies with steve jobs, the toast of san francisco. but it didn't make him happy. so every chance he got, he'd flee the board room for a fast river or a tall rock and out here something clicked. >> had had had this almost religious conversion. into deep ecology. the belief that all of this is valuable for its own sake. not how many minerals, how much timber we can strip out but that biodiversity is the biggest marker, the biggest measuring stick of quality of life. he came to believe that humanit

. >> reporter: at hidden valley elementary school, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> in the santa cruz mountainsfire is 79% contained. cal fire says nearly 400 acres burned. the fire destroyed four structures and nine firefighters injured since it began last week. livermore police plan to release more information about an officer involved shooting. >> it happened saturday night at airway boulevard and north canyons parkway. police shot a woman they say drove a stolen car into two police cars. officers ordered the 26-year-old woman to get out of the car but they say she drove towards them instead. police say the officers fired because they feared for their own safety. the woman is expected to survive and no officers were hurt. >>> new details on a big rig crash in san ramone. police now say the truck driver was killed when he drifted off a highway, through a fence and into a tree. abc 7 news was there along southbound interstate ce say th off the highway. the big rig clipped another vehicle during the crash. thankfully no one inside the car was hurt. >>> after decades of secrecy and countless con

mountains. everybody in the unit except me, a commander and the first sergeant are brand new. 37 guys. every pilot graduated from flight schoolr names started with "s." inexperienced to say the least. >> as the war dragged into its fourth year life at the 54th was a steady stream of nonstop wounded. >> most i ever carried in one day was 125. you know, we carried 4,000 patients a month on a daily basis, lots of pilots carried 50. >> they were flown in and surgeons like john hutton put the shattered bodies back together while they were still in the helicopters. >> corpsman was an accurate reporter. so you would start triaging them as they were enroute. we had a hard time sometimes disciplining to land one at a time. landing two at a time, very often it would lead to a rush to see who could get the emergency room first. >> the pressures were enormous. nearly everyone on dust-off with a lucky charm or a ritual. >> we had one guy that i don't think ever changed his t-shirt. you know? you did things in a routine way. you would get -- you would strap yourself in a certain way. you would do things exactly in sequence every time and t

school in san jose.. before studying at u-c davis. she worked at synopsis in mountain view for four years... before moving to southern california. (steve) and friends and family members are mourning the loss of stacee etcheber. stacee, a mother and the wife of a san francisco police officer, died during the vegas massacre. she was with her husband vinnie at the concert when the shooter opened fire. the two were separated during the chaos. vinnie told stacee to run as he was trying to help other victims. last night, hundreds of people attended a vigil held in novato. stacee leaves behind a ten-year-old son and a thirteen-year-old daughter. a go-fund-me page has been setup, to help raise money for stacee's family... it has raised more than 160-thousand dollars. (steve) and if you would like to donate - or help the other victims families from sunday's tragedy... we have posted severl links on our website kron four dot com... with ways you can help. there you hear more stories of survival... plus a gallery of photos from the scene. you can also stay connected to breaking news by downloading our

abdul studied at the local islamic school for three years and says teachers took them on field trips to an i saw training camp at the foot of a mountain there was top raining camps and. there are over one thousand every. one thousand fighters yes camp yes and you saw all these fighters yes there have what. earth daughter a jewel warehouse there. and then we all are. married. then yes abdul believes this myself shows one of the camps he trained in. here children mix with adults as they learn how to wage war. and you said they were foreign fighters there oh yes there's one in. irish fly. and being in there training training my friend. fires did they make you want to follow them yeah i think it was cool. young. seeing it was the. bunch of. other stuff where your classmates now are some of them fighting for us here you know for a they're failing in there were no ground. abdul says he chose not to join the fight immorality because of his mother. my friends join me. because i am the only child of my mother and. father corn and i know my. dane. mother. but up dual says he still shares the armed groups beliefs what do you think about these i