water contaminated with chemicals into the lake that in turn poisons the fish. the flour company's rejected the accusations. or syria is one of the biggest flour produces the company says it only uses half the industry standard amount of insecticides it prefers to employ natural methods like these tiny beetles which are sprinkled over the roses to the pits that the. syrian also uses water in close second it's to produce the flowers rather than pumping it back into the lake. adviser more are from germany's organization for international cooperation or g i said ask for the details from the. rainwater go to the. but also word safer are circulating after recycling are still pretty lies in order to start and then be used again and again and again but still this pollution entirely different industry see small hold families are to blame. like potato famine or money so what is the solution. there are more of the abuses are using what right and up are going to be avoided because because of the data they have to improve the heart with every issue and there's a lot of gap

our rewards a spectacular view on the left lake. and on the right lake but. the mountain was a favorite of commute beat the second he came up here off to enjoy the view and the peace and quiet that wouldn't be so easy anymore today this mountain is everyone's favorite. i hear after all it's pretty crowded and i think. my wife says we're going somewhere i go . i wanted to get away from the city for at least one day during my travels here and i asked my friends the best place to go and they suggested here and so far it's been more than worth it i think it makes him a magical they are actually up in the mountains and in the in the clouds yeah that's really pretty. well and now i want to go over there. because behind those clouds there's a look out of billions. it was built by lou feet a second and because he enjoyed his creature comforts he also had a royal lodge build up here and a few alpine arts the buildings that king luther the second of the very a build up here no longer exists today but not too far from here about one to two hours by car you'll find his ca

matt nelson says he was biking home when you he saw him in the lake and started recording him. he says he attacked him and took his phone. >>> mendocino county sheriff's have found the body of a missing man from san francisco. joshua attend music festival near laytonsville when he went for a swim in the lake on saturday. 's girlfriend says she lost sight of him within minutes. after two days of searching they found him in the lake. they do not suspect foul play. >>> officials are crushing -- cracking down on people living in votes on the oreline. authorities say an increasing number of run down boats has led to increased crime and environmental concerns. >> reporter: they are called anchor outs, people who live on boats and varying conditions on the bay in the waters off sausalito.the be extensive but this man is one of the anchor outs and it's the only way he can make ends meet. >> if i was paying a fehey would lome to do the things i could do like going to school. >> reporter: others like the lifestyle. >> i do not want a rough under my head. >> reporter: police estimate 100 a

summer in the lakes means the visitor numbers are heading towards their peak.ot getting to windermere by train. it took them four and a half hours to get from lancaster university to here. businesses which rely on tourism aren't happy. the timing is absolutely disastrous for us. what we need is a reliable rail service reinstating as quickly as we possibly can. we're trying to encourage international visitors to come out of manchester and up to the lake district, and to not have those services — those reliable and consistent services, isjust such... it's just a real problem for us here in the lake district. up at the railway station, northern rail staff are doing their best. this passenger even got her own bus so she didn't miss her connection. buses replacing trains may not sound like a big deal but tourism officials say it's acceptable. the lakes is a world heritage site and when the main road which runs parallel with the railway line gets busy, the resulting delays, say business owners, actually puts people off coming here. today the rail minister met with th

john maguire, bbc news, in the lake district. k cnn, for whom mr bourdain worked, said he had been found dead in his hotel room in france, where he'd been filming an episode of his food and travel—focused programme parts unknown. cnn said mr bourdain had taken his own life. the telecoms giant bt has announced that its chief executive, gavin patterson, is to step down later this year. the company said the reaction to the recent results showed there's a need for a change of leadership. bt announced last month that it's to cut more than one in ten of its workforce as part of a shake—up. more concerns have been raised about the safety of football fans at the world cup in russia, which begins next week. an estimated 10,000 british supporters are expected to travel to the event, and mps on the foreign affairs committee say they're particularly worried about racist and homophobic intimidation. our sports correspondent, richard conway, reports. the world cup is almost upon us again, but as british fans prepare to travel to russia, a new r

windermere in the lake district, wherejohn lake windermere in the lake district, where john maguire it is a lwa ys shaping up this morning. it is always a gorgeous picture because there is so much to see. a bit cloudy but it still looks lovely. and you can't see the scaffolding around big then clearly this morning. and this is cannon hill park, in birmingham, where matt is waiting with our forecast. good morning, matt. good morning, john. steph, very good morning to you as well. i think i have the rough weather deal this morning. sunshine in windermere, bright in london and raining here. it has started to rain in the past few minutes. i think myjacket was a bit too optimistic. the reason we are here in birmingham this morning is because it is one of the site is being recognised by historic england as being an important site for the suffragette movement. to tell us more about that i am joined by luisa moore. a very good morning. thank you forjoining us, and in the rain as well. tell us a little bit more about these 41 sites you are recognising. two these 41 sites have been relisted,

the area. now i'm at lake my second lake of the day. there's probably no other bavarian landscape that's been painted as often as the area around lake the color of light even lent this landscape its name the blue land. at the beginning of the twentieth century. was a trendy meeting point for young artists to pay. enters would rise to fame as the expressionists and with them. the young artists who were attracted to les carlo painted very differently from the way people were used to. provoke a live brightly colored landscapes. they called their group double our lighter the blue rider. their most important representatives were two friends vasily condensed. and flounce mark. i think you can see not only the subjects these young expressionists painted but also the results here in the funds mark museum. most of the words exhibited here are by fans mark and his contemporaries. here's a tip try looking for their subjects yourself follow the signposted our trail through the village of cockle. to learn about the history of the blue rider. and pla

find out the reason lake tahoe isn't as clean as it used to be. >> what? ttle goes on to remove a commercial statue in san francisco. the recent the effort is getting a second chance. >>> welcome back. police in marin county are looking to solve the deadly cold case stabbing that happened 25 years ago this week. 92-year-old ursula snow but was stabbed to death back in 1993. investigators say there was no sign of forced entry and nothing was disturbed in her apartment. grandchildren and great trend -- grandchildren hope new attention to the case will bring new leads. anyone with information to police authority. >>> a second chance for critics who want to remove a c center plaza. the early days sculpture depicts a native american man sitting on the ground with a missionary and a spanish cowboy standing over him. at first, the city said it would remove this statue. that decision was reversed today -- in april after the board said the historic commission overlooked its duty to preserve history rather than conceal it. after more testimony to have that statue rem

calfire pouring additional crews into the sprawling pawnee fire in lake county ... we have an date from the scene. whoosh new child sex charges against an east bay teacher and babysitter as the list of alleged victims grows. we are getting calls every day whoosh nat and she told her neighbor to go back to mexico with all the other drug dealers. the american born man's calm response has gone viral. (pam) firefighters battle walls of flames... as the pawnee fire in lake county grows tonight.. and shows little sign of slowing down.(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. here's a look at where we stand at this hour. the pawnee fire has burned 13 thousand acres and is now 17 percent contained. 22 structures including homes have burned. and 600 more are threatened. (pam) kron-4's gabe slate reports from near the fire line in lake county. stand up - gabe slate " all day tuesday firefighters battled the stubborn pawnee fire up in lake county, there is no end in sight, here is an update from cal fire" sound from david clark - cal fire pio "the fi

water contaminated with chemicals into the lake and that in turn poisons the fish. the flow companies rejected the accusations yet. syria is one of the biggest flour produces the company says it only uses half the industry standard amount of insecticides it prefers to employ in natural methods like these tiny bit clues which are sprinkled over the roses to the press that tag the. assyrian also uses water in closer kids to produce the flowers rather than pumping it back into the league. adviser ross mora are from germany's organization for international cooperation or g i's it asks for the details knocking. but also more twenty four hours. after the. start and then be used again and again and again but still this pollution in the late different industries the small hold firm is to blame. like for turtle firma full command so what is the solution. there are these that are using right that i brought up are going to be avoided because the. data they have to improve the hardware even the visual things that little gap between the technologies that are viable in the big fa

was always green but it's here when visitors to the lake need help he's been a volunteer for the local water rescue service for thirty years. and like. joel lake you know never it is. it was the water temperature momentarily about seventeen degrees celsius. so i knew the beautiful lake here at a well developed network of hiking trails that attracts tourists more and more of them when is it too much of a good thing as a very just come to lay fashion at the weekend when the weather's good and you'll see right away there's too much going on to feel there aren't enough parking space i said think you know. you could park everywhere from three in the past five or six years it's skyrocketed if i think people also come on weekdays. in the summer it doesn't matter if it's sunday or monday. and we locals sometimes find the masses of tourists unbearable. just come in one weekend a tourist do it you keep it relaxed and as beautiful as it is right now. it's got its what kind of walk on a tourist do observe the same rules you'll observe in daily life. whether a parking places don't like an open fire

the pawnee fire burning in lake county. new numbers from cal fire... has now burned 13,500 acres. but containment is up to 25- percent.( james ) for more on the firefight up in lake county we turn to lydia pantazas ... she is live at the cal fire command post this morning.lydia? thanks lydia. we will check back with you the morning. ( darya ) san mateo police are looking for a masked man who robbed a 7-eleven store at gunpoint. the robbery happened last thursday at the store located at 600 east third avenue. the thief demanded cash while holding the victim at gunpoint. the robber got away. ( james ) happening today... more than a thousand marriott employees are expected to protest in san francisco and san jose. the employees are asking for better wages and more protections against sexual harassment. the protests will include housekeepers... bellhops... and front desk agnets. the protests will be happening in eight cities across the country with the biggest protests set for honolulu... boston and san francisco. there will also be protests in san jose...

kron-4's gabe slate reports from near the fire line in lake county. stand up - gabe slate stand up - gabe slate " all day tuesday firefighters battled the stubborn pawnee fire up in lake county, there is no end in sight, here is an update from cal fire" sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the fire is 5% contained, over 11,00 acres burned, 22 structures burned, 12 are residents, the others are out buildings" cal fire public information officer david clark says 5 percent contained might not sound like much but it was a good day for them weather wise sound from david clark - cal fire pio "what really makes it hard is the whipping hot wind, we did not have that today" david clark says it's the wind that really complicates things. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of the fire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over t

my talk is making the rounds again that pollutants have been found in lake county russia. take some so much area back to the environmental disaster no that struck in two thousand and nine the fish population was disinvited allegedly caused by the flow of funds on the shore. they dried out of the lake almost completely and the chemicals they were dreaming of affected all to him and they were highly inefficient offered. on the. past conditions basically version ideal for cultivating flowers over fifty companies have set up greenhouses only chills the soil is fighting temperatures right this twelve hours functionality and the laid off was a ready supply of water. efficient mean accuse the cut flower industry of polluting the like they say the flower growers are dumping water contaminated with chemicals into the lake and that in turn poisons the fish. the flow companies rejected the accusations yet. syria is one of the biggest flour produces the company says it only uses half the industry standard amount of insecticides it prefers to employ in natural methods like these tiny be

close hotels around the lake so they can't discharge waste to water. the water quality. but not by very much workers are laying pipes for a new water treatment system inferi all hotels and restaurants would eventually be connected to these pipes only after that happens will they be allowed to open again and for many businesses that day can't come soon enough the lake is what draws so many people here but environmentalists warn that the measures taken so far to try to save it may have come too late adrian brown al-jazeera in darley southwest china . still ahead this hour in sports in japan come back twice against something and the thrilling world cup draw. and hindus and muslims come together in kashmir putting on a no show they hope and decades of conflict. unless we have new generations growing up to understand that other nations of the natural . soon know will be nothing left and will suffer primatologist and conservationist dr jane goodall told. volcano kill way erupted explosively last thing boiling clouds of steam and ash and rock high into the atmosphere scientists

the bay.. but creating some challenges. popular parks and lakes were packed with people looking for relief from the heat.. and many came here to the don castro regional park here in hayward.darlene davis/haywardi like the heat when we can find shade. i think it's nice the summer is starting off nice. i don't like when you are not able to go where you want to go and it's packed. it was too many people at the paul canyon lagoon that's where we first went and they were already packed. so they told us about this place and we came here. we got about 3 or 4 hours worth of swimming so it was goodvaleria velez/haywardwell it changes dramatically like i told you we don't really know how the day is going to go. sometimes in the morning we have sweaters and stuff like that and then out of nowhere it's super hot. the cars. we bring a lot of water, watermelon fruit that has a lot of water. yeah so. a lot of fruit and a lot of water. also a concern for people... the potential for fires as temperatures heat up.darlene davis/haywardin fairfield it's probably high

and it's very important for the economy, for the whole of the lake district. department for transport has indicated to campaigners that it will pay for this service. it is very popular, with every seat taken. a better day, then, on the trains here, ahead of a strike by some northern rail staff tomorrow. danny savage, bbc news, windermere. and that's all the news from us. it is time for the news from bbc one. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: the prime minister warns that tax rises will be needed to pay for more funding for the nhs. so across the nation taxpayers will have to contribute a bit more in a fairand have to contribute a bit more in a fair and balanced way to support the nhs we all use. donald trump says the united states will not be a migrant camp, as he defends his policy on separating families at the border. the government has lost a vote in the house of lords over its brexit plans. peers backed a call to give parliament a bigger say in the event of a no deal departure from the eu. also coming up: victory in volgograd for england. it is ev

the problem of hours spent on kenya's lake night. but only a few kilograms of to lobby a caught such a small hall will fetch about one euro the fisherman blame the maker yield on flour farms situated around the lake they say the farms are polluting the lake and depleting its water ten years of this has been catastrophic for the environment. why did it go so they've almost completely dried out the lake and their chemicals draining into it have affected the water on it and the perfect or my life there is hardly any fish left so i want to propose one option. there are more than fifty flower farms around the lake that conditions are perfect for growing the region is known for its fertile soil ample sunshine and the readily available water source. a syrian one of the largest flower producers here rejects the fisherman's claims they say they use only half the standard amount of insecticide and rely instead on natural means such as these small beetles to control the pasts attacking these roses. in addition the flower producers say they also

they drained out of the lake almost completely and the chemicals in them are draining off affected want to him and they are highly inefficient offered to among the. past conditions basically vasher ideal for cultivating flies over fifty companies have set up greenhouses only chills there's a cut flower industry of polluting the neck they see the flower growers are dumping water contaminated with chemicals into the lake that in turn poisons the fish. the flow companies rejected the accusations. or syria is one of the biggest flour produces the company says it only uses half the industry standard amount of insecticides it prefers to employing natural methods like these tiny beetles which has prevailed over the roses to the press that tag the. assyrian also uses water in closer kids to produce the flowers rather than pumping it back into the league. adviser also more a half from germany's organization for international cooperation or g i's it asks for the details knocking. rainwater. it also would say for our travelers. after the sorry congress people fabulous knowledge start and then be u

john maguire, bbc news, in the lake district. an estimated 10,000 british supporters are expected to travel to the event, and mps on the foreign affairs committee say they're particularly worried about racist and homophobic intimidation. our sports correspondent richard conway reports. the world cup is almost upon us again, but as british fans prepare to travel to russia, a new report from mps lays out in stark detail the issues they could face there in the coming weeks. mps say russia presents particular risks due to a history of violence by football hooligans, intolerance towards the lgbt community, a history of racist abuse in and around games, the current heightened political tensions with britain — especially in light of the salisbury poisoning — and the threat of terrorist attacks. russia is a very difficult country in which to offer consular protection. you know, the russian state is not like other countries. if fans are, for example, lgbt, or from an ethnic minority, then the russian state has more a history of abusing the

around the lake itself, one of the improvements that we intend to make and it gets to the seniors and health and wellness issue is we intend, if you are familiar with sunset boulevard and it's also in a few different parks and playgrounds, the outdoor fitness equipment. our goal is to put outdoor fitness equipment around the lake at half mile increments to provide diversity of opportunity for exercise. the bike pedestrian issue is a little bit more complicated and really involves m.t.a. first of all, people should not be riding their bikes on the sidewalk. but as you know, make merced boulevard and some of the roads around the lake are hectic and it requires more of a collaborative conversation with m.t.a. which we should advance whether it's bike lanes or in part. the ocean beach master plan does contemplate some pedestrian safety and bike safety improvements at the intersection of great highway and john daly boulevard or lake merced boulevard that comes out the southern most part of great highway? >> it's john daly. >> so we're contemplating a traffic circle there and some trail con

the pawnee fire in lake county is now at least 25 -percent contained... but what's ahead tomorrow is creating conerns. (ken) and the future of unions... . how today's unions... . how future of and the (ken) conerns.creating tomorrow is ahead but what's contained... 25 -percent now at least lake county is pawnee fire in today... the helping six.kron 4 news at are here with kron 4 news at are here with of their work.detailedec training and keep recieve additonal sewer lines, recieve additonal training and keep detailed records of their work. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) next at six.. the wildfire is still raging.. but the weather is helping today... the pawnee fire in lake county is now at least 25 -percent contained... but what's ahead tomorrow is creating conerns. (ken) and the future of unions... . how today's supreme court decision will play out with public employees in the future. we take a closer look. (ken) and at the top of the hour... breaking news in san francisco a collison

you know when clouds hanging low over the lake in the early morning there is little chance of the sun shining in housed at that that all too often clouds gather in the high mountains and ukraine is a living the sky is overcast nearly every morning but the mountains are so high that the people of house wouldn't see the sunrise anyway it doesn't shine directly on the village until later in the morning. only a century or so ago there was not even a road leading to a house cat in the south come a good region of austria the climate here is rough and inhospitable the winters long nevertheless this region has been inhabited for thousands of years so what is it that keeps people here the answer is to be found deep inside the mountain. the center is a precious commodity salt was first mine here over three thousand years ago and it is still mine today that in fact is the oldest salt mine in the world the salt mine is a prehistory left behind this rope made of linden bast splinters of pine wood and torches have also been found in many places inside the mine. all traces of early mining activity a

on this warm june evening, people bask in the beauty of the lake. some neighbors say there is an ugliness that has reared its head. perhaps a symptom of the growing disparity between the haves and have-nots. >> i have seen an increase in pettiness. i think many of the newcomers to the area have had a pretty entitled attitude. >> reporter: it is not known what caused the jogger, identifieds henry williams to toss a homeless man -- homeless man's belongings into the lake. an incident that went ral. the next night, a neighbor was bicycling home when he s the l recording video of him with his cell phone. >> initially he tried to push me in the lake. >> reporter: matt says he was attacked and is recovering from a slight concussion. cuts and br he says he was unaware of the jogger's behavior towards the homeless man at the time. but now considers it an example of the growing mistreatment of homeless people.>> ntality is t who are on house, their possessions are not belonging. they are not there possessions but seen as garbage. >> reporter: he says the jogg

common close hotels around the lake so they can't discharge waste water this has improved the water quality in our high lake but not by very much work is laying pipes for a new water treatment system inferi all hotels and restaurants would eventually be connected to these pipes only after that happens will they be allowed to open again and for many businesses that day can't come soon enough the lake is what draws so many people here but environmentalists warn that the measures taken so far to try to save it may have come too late adrian brown al-jazeera in darley southwest china . hello again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera president better one has voted in high stakes elections that will complete the country's transition to a new executive presidential system or two on is seeking reelection for a new five year term with vastly increased powers under the new system and his ruling ak party is helping to retain its majority in parliament his main rival myron n.j. has voters with an unexpectedly engaging campaign. activists in syria say more than twenty five russian air s

garment close hotels around the lake so they can't discharge waste water this has improved the water quality in our high lake but not by very much workers laying pipes for a new water treatment system inferi all hotels and restaurants would eventually be connected to these pipes only after that happens will they be allowed to open again and for many businesses that day can't come soon enough the lake is what draws so many people here but environmentalists warn that the measures taken so far to try to save it may have come too late adrian brown al-jazeera in darley southwest china a poverty immigration and racism these are just some of the social issues that dominated a mass demonstration in the u.s. capital to protest as part of a larger movement that has its roots in the civil rights era of half a century ago rob rounds reports from washington. gathering before the u.s. capitol a diverse group of thousands rallied under the banner of the poor people's campaign calling for a moral revival in the united states the rally featured impassioned speakers songs demanding justice and prayers

potentially medieval gas is now being used in a positive way in the. lake of war in northwestern rwanda the local population lives from the fish stocks are dwindling and livelihoods are threatened these days children use a fishing boat as playgrounds. the trouble is that the knee contains dangerously high levels of spending which is deadly for most fish species the lake is becoming toxic according to scientists if the gas isn't extracted that could be a major eruption here in about a hundred years and the extraction plant has been in operation since early twenty six team i'm not sure part siphons in the thing gas to the selfies and then the gas is used to supply electricity to the national grid the technology has never before been here is to extract the thing from the lake the construction of the plants took several against us company can tell global finance a project with funds from the african development bank they international team includes rwandans or b. is engineering people the resource of materials to be brought from all around the world to bring he

peter marshall has been speaking to passengers in the lake district. ar kendall, because trains are few and far between. it‘s a bit hard for us, being a bit disabled. a long journey ahead of us, we can do without the extra hour that it's cost us. the majority of services between oxenholme and windermere were cancelled yesterday. for passengers like nick hay, trying to get home to liverpool after a family break in windermere, it‘s frustrating. i think it‘s absolutely scandalous. you can see there people here with prams, dogs, we‘re not getting all the help. anybody here? nowhere. and this could go on for weeks on this line in particular? i believe so, yes. i think it‘s scandalous, something needs to be done about it. businesses in the lake district rely on visitors coming back time and time again. anything which affects that, like a poor rail connection, is worrying. if people aren‘t having the type of quality visitor experience that they deserve, then that‘s going to be the legacy. that‘s what they‘re going to remember. not the fantastic scenery, not th

close hotels around the lake so they can't discharge waste water this has improved the warning quality or high lake but not by very much workers laying pipes for a new water treatment system inferi all hotels and restaurants would eventually be connected to these pipes only after that happens will they be allowed to open again and for many businesses that day can't come soon enough the lake is what draws so many people here but environmentalists warn that the measures taken so far to try to save it may have come too late adrian brown al-jazeera in darley southwest china . without a zero these are the top stories counting is underway in turkey and high stakes elections that will complete the transition to a presidential system present advantage seeking reelection for a five year term with vastly increased powers under the new constitution is facing a tough challenge from the opposition. a rescue ship with more than two hundred refugees and migrants on board remains in limbo in the mediterranean after all to refuse that permission to dock the german vessel lifeline picked up the refugees

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from the lake. the scuffle. police arrested him on monday afternoon on suspicion of robbery. on facebook he said i am relieved one of the men who robbed and teasd me has been taken into custody. he should be held accountable for his actions. while what happened to me is horrible it does not compare with the miment our neighbors who are homeless or unsheltered. prosecutors will review the case. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right. temperatures tomorrow run a few degrees warmer inland than today and cooler at the coast. it will be a similar day except doctors without borders at the end of the day we will see a -- except at the end of the day we will see a sea highs from today temperatures tomorrow about here. warmer in some places. you can see the story here. hurricane down here. that is bud. strong hurricane. we are not seeing a south swell from that. we are watching this system up here. dropping rain in vancouver. that will start the cooling on thursday and friday. the low gets close enough to u

a man threw belongings of a homeless man into the lake. d man is charged with second degree robbery for allegedly stealing a cell phone at the lake the next day. >> we don't always need to just be resisting and screaming and yelling. we need to be in itand harmony. >> as for the homeless man, clothing, blankets. a gofundme page has raised money which organizers plan to use to get him into permanent housing. >>> a pair of water main breaks turned streets into rivers. the first pipe burst just after 1:00 yesterday morning just beyond the city limits. even after the crews shut off the water, it left a muddy mess and crews worked most of the day to clean things up. >> definitely there were a lot of workers. they were spraying around getting the mud that was spread throughout the street. they brought the jack hammers and started doing their job really nicely. >> a second pipe also burst before dawn near intersection of walnut boulevard and ignacio valley road. both are repaired. 60 homes were without water service during the initiative enough si

on the west side of the lake the cal fire command center is set up at the lake county fire grounds. >>> allie rasmus as the crews prepare for another day on the fire lines. >> reporter: the crews left a short time ago. earlier this morning there were about several hundred firefiout here refueling their, we did get the updated news, the fire, pawnee fire has grown to 11500-acre with 5% containment. that is about a thousand acre that it grew during the overnight hour. most active in the south and southeast perimeter of the fire near lake the lake county border. firefighters talked about how they had their briefing, they talked about overall the good news, even though the fire grew the containment is still the same and it grew in a more rugged and remote area. they said the weather condition were favorable after they had the briefing, they talked about the weather conditions over night and ahead of the day. they said it was cooler and humid than it was the day before and again even though the fire grew, it grew in an area further away from the more populated homes and businesses. overnig

in the mountains on the northeast side of clear lake, the ominous signs of flames on destruction. flames with a mixture of black and white smoke that has parts of lake county in the grips of another brushfire that has turned the lives of some residents upside down. >> this is our baby girl. >> we have been through this four times. this is the first time i felt like we were in danger. >> reporter: a neighbor who would not evacuate because she has too many pets, told them the home is okay. at least for now. at the shelter, and alert came through that more evacuations were underway. the supervisor told us they are ready. >> we have additional supplies on hand, as i speak. >> reporter: the couple, anna and dean were at the high school shelter. we understand people are at i spoke with the folks at the moose lodge, there are 300-400 people coming in and out of that location. they told me they have been feeding evacuees from this area. they could be out of their homes for longer as the firefight continues. you can see behind me, we have seen the water tanker, on -- it is windy out here bu

in addition in the lake county area, heat advisory still in effect. it is starting to come down into the low 90s and check out the windy conditions, this is what's really driven temperatures to much lower numbers today. fairfield, 38 miles per hour. napa 31 still breezy that onshore push is what has cooled us down. check out the 24 hour temperature change. so compared to yesterday at this time, we are 36 degrees cooler in santa rosa. 31 degrees cooler in concurred. we hung on to the sunshine but it has really cooled down today and that cooling trentd continues tomorrow. this time we're looking out toward the fog and low clouds cascading over some of the hills. that's pushing inland overnight. santa rosa 63 and a lot of 70s still. mild numbers. concurred 73, livermore at 79 degrees. we're looking from our bay bridge camera out toward the pink triangle and you see those coastal clouds that are looming. san francisco's currently 65. it was still a very, beautiful pleasant day for the parade. 70 through oakland, san jose right at 80 degrees right now. cool

geological survey says that when lava began to fill it on june 2, it took just 90 minutes, and the lake was gone. during more than a month of eruptions, lava has consumed eight square miles of land and coastline. >> something to watch there, those figures are mind blowing, the thick about that.>>> happy monday, bill martin. our chief meteorologist. a pretty nice day out there? >> a nice day, the happy monday, it definitely warmed up today, temperatures were about a good 5-8 degrees higher than yesterday, a nice regime here, the pattern last week was this, all spring, the stretched out marine layer, causing in terms of typical weather for me in june, and here we are now in a typical pattern, high pressure will be the dominant weather system, and condense the fog at the coast, it will heat the inland valleys, it will muck up the air quality a little bit, and it will increase fire dais good, but it is typical spring/summer. >>> this is the system that was r so, but position far enough now that we have this ridge, and then a trough over here, it is cool for us, too far away, and we reside i

. >>> a new challenge on the lake county fire mines tonight, the urgent call -- fire lines tonight, the urgent call to conserve water next. a massive wildfire >>> what do you have with you? >> what little i got. the rest is in the house. >> now at 11:00 a massive wildfire burning out of control in lake county has quintupled in size and hundreds of homes are in its path tonight. good evening. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the pawnee fire is raging 10 miles northeast of clearlake oaks and tonight it is threatening hundreds of homes in and around the community of spring valley. at least 10 houses have been destroyed with a pair of outbuildings. >> here's more of the latest numbers from the fire lines. the burn area has ballooned to 7,700 acres up from 1,500 this morning. tonight containment is still at 0% and thousands of people have now been ordered to leave their homes. an evacuation shelter has been established at lower lake high school on lake street and kpix5's joe vazquez is there tonight. joe? >> reporter: yeah, brian. the lower lake high school is the designated red

close hotels around the lake so they can't discharge waste to water. the water quality in high lake but not by very much workers are laying pipes for a new water treatment system inferi all hotels and restaurants would eventually be connected to these pipes only after that happens will they be allowed to open again and for many businesses that day can't come soon enough the lake is what draws so many people here but environmentalists warn that the measures taken so far to try to save it may have come too late. adrian brown al-jazeera in darley southwest china. as a reminder now the top stories here on al-jazeera millions of voters in turkey's first election since last year's referendum which granted the present state sweeping new powers to president chip type is on course to tighten his grip on power is already leading with around fifty seven percent of votes in the initial results his main challenger chafe from the c.h.p. policy currently has twenty seven percent of the general child has more from turkey's capital ankara. true this is a new era for tur