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the cal oes director says resources have been stretched very thin these last couple of months. 100 fire engines from oregon, arizona and montana are in southern california right now facing these fires. >> some of the footage we have been seeing down in southern california similar to of course what we saw in wine country but it's still staggering and so bad that now the state has created a separate category for these conditions? >> reporter: yeah. that's what caught my attention this morning. typically red is the highest fire weather condition category. but a new level was just created yesterday. the most extreme fire conditions are now in purple indicating just how intense this situation is down there. >> thank you. >>> most city services in oakland remain on hold as thousands of workers enter day 4 of the strike. kpix 5's jessica flores joins us live from oakland to let us know if there is any progress in the negotiations. >>> reporter: 3,000 city workers are on strike again today and really there is no end in sight for the strike as they can't come up with an agreement between the cit

z oe are forever connected. she's baby number four that daniel has delivered. live cori coffin fox 5 local news. >> thank you. i thought my gosh give him chills >> i love that there was a guardian angel for him. then he was this little baby's guardian angel >> it's what you call paying it forward >> that's his fourth baby he delivered. very nice story, and congratulations to z oe is so cute. she was born on a mild december day, too. don't get many days in the mid 50's. let me show you the high temperatures, enjoy this memory of today and enjoy tomorrow, which is also going to be on the warm side, which will elaborate on in a moment. these mild temperatures are getting ready to take a december hike. that is for sure. as we check temperatures around the region at 10:00, 44 in gaithersburg, 48 for dc. culpeper has cleared out. gotten chilly there at 33. fredericksburg also 39 degrees. but we do have clouds coming in tonight, i don't expect it to get colder, yes, this is a frontal boundary with some badly direction, we'll have quite a push of cold air behind the fr

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the cal oes deputy director says resources of course have been stretched very thin these last couple of months. 100 fire engines from oregon, arizona and montana are in southern california right now fighting these fires. >> thank you. >>> a new report in the "san francisco chronicle" sheds some light on pg&e's preparations in the days before the wine country wildfires. the newspaper says on thursday, october 5th, pg&e's weather forecasting office warned of upcoming strong winds. the fires began three days later. pg&e was reportedly ready to take care of power outages but didn't take the extra preemptive step of shutting down certain power lines. >>> an emotional crowd giving san francisco's police chief an earful at a packed community gathering last night. it was called to address an officer-involved shooting of an unarmed man earlier this month. kpix 5's katie nielsen is live at police headquarters to tell us more about what happened. katie. >> reporter: kenny, about 100 people last night packed into true hope church off of gilman avenue. department leaders wanted to meet with the c

oe man, who vermded surrendered family rifle said this. >> i turned it in because i was the victim of gun violence. 2015, christmas morning, i was shot seven times by somebody who tried to rob my family. >> he's recovered and the shooter was arrested. the weapon also be destroyed. the metal melted down and turned into public art. >>> uc berkeley's first female chancellor offered congratulations to the newest grads today. she addressed about 600 families and their graduates. she said, insufficient student housing is the greatest threat to berkeley and promised to double the capacity of cal's housing system. >>> it's new first for spacex. >> there's the initial contact. >> the historic launch and special delivery headed to the space space. plus, some of us may see freezing temperatures this week. meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >> i'm mike shumann. niners are on fire, winning their third straight game, and the raiders and the cowboys in primetime. this game was so close, we needed index cards to ke s to >>> a spacex supply capsule has returned to the space station

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but lower still when we compare the average of the oe cd countries. we did not put the u.s. on this chart. because the u.s. capital perk consumption is literally off the chart. so it is possible and even likely that developing countries will not reach the oecd level even in the future. they will probably follow less energy pathway. but no doubt it will increase with economic growth. while we remain optimistic in the future role of natural gas and some of the countries, coal will supply a significant share of the growing electricity needs. let's take a look at prices. this chart will plot prices in europe that has the most liquid coal price index. after long decline the coal prices by early 2016 futures market has a -- outlook. they anticipated the prices will continue to fall. reality is different. a large part of this was supply in china which push prices up and increased demand. after decline in the first quarter 2017 prices have been moving up again. it's one of the main reasons, we'll talk in detail about that later. here's part of the explanation and influence in prices

all of this comes as we enter peak flu season and this year it could be a bad oe. >> that's right.let's start things off with doug. >> small chance of snow, guys, how cold it's going to be and stay for the extended period of time, out there right now, the sun a making its way down. temperatures are already way down into the 20s. 26 degrees right now in d.c. 20 in gaithersburg. we're already close to the teens for the actual temperature. really cold air. currently across our region it's going to be a very cold day tomorrow. what to expect tomorrow, winds up to 20 miles an hour and it will feel like 0 to 10 degrees. bundle up in just about everything that you have. tomorrow is the day you don't want to have much in the way of exposed skin. it's going to be the day to do that. we'll talk much more about the next ten days and the best day for snow and more about new >> if you know someone who had the flu in recent weeks, the virus is now widespread in 23 states and that includes virginia and maryland. news4's erika gonzalez explains why this year's flu is especially bad and tells you h

that was in 1911. 1967.oes back before for those who are younger among us here today. 1971, wsu i became a charter member of mpr, one of the early and one of the very few, one of the stations to carry the inaugural broadcast. in a 1960's it began his mating -- it began transmitting my father's lectures. by the 1920's -- remember this -- 1920's, they had educational television, broadcast television . a station that would ultimately be one of the founding stations creating iowa public television. and that brings us to today. [applause] cokie: that nicely gets us to you. the fact is, as we heard all of that, and even the radio came before, it was something -- >> it was actually scotch taped onto the legislation at the last minute. cokie: added. civil rights, changing people's lives forever. >> if i can note, i took the position at that time that we about television and start with radio. you have literally 10 times more for your dollar with radio them with television. cokie: that is true. >> you should try it. build a really strong national, that would clamor in demand public television. but

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