the bn that they are watching it wark its way south and ere all evacu afternoon. west of lake fort massive flames and residents have watched as a fire gets closer and closer. the city of lakeport a ghost town. it was evacuated sunday afternoon because a fire simply burned too close. >> i packed up everything and left. i had to let my family know. >> no power. so i haven't seen it like this before. >> power also went out for a few hours. pg and e was able to restore power to most within a few hours. the firefighters was injured out here this afternoon. they say because of lack of resources and they may not able to which would contribute fire. >>> here is the latest on the car fire in shasta county. as of last night the fire burned at least 95,000 acres in damage or destroyed more than 1,000 homes and other buildings. people in the bay area always step up. this is jamie spear heading and she requested on social media. hours later her suv was full. she started the drive to help people she has never met. her great grandmother lost her home in the fire. >> my grandmoth

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the wark still a long way to go. they say the fire is definitely in control of this situation here. >> one step at a time. thank you. >>> let's take you over the lake county. they are getting out. evacuation orders expanded last night. the complex fire moving towards those kplcommunities this morni. they say a lack of resources may limit the aerial attack on this fire. >>> hot and dry weather not helping firefighters. let's get the latest from that area. >> during this time in the morning is when they try to get the highest amount of containment. we are not getting a lot of humidity at this point. we will have gusty winds at time as we look at the location of that fire. we have the complex fire moving towards areas near clear lake. we will still have extremely hot temperatures today reaching into the 90s and over 100 degrees and continued poor air quality. winds coming out of the west, northwest but may pick up as it continues go along. we'll continue to monitor fire conditions as we go throughout the day. >>> we hav

and here is eric tum warks a look at the picture. >> it was picture perfect earlier today. of sunshine and a wide range of temperatures we see this time of year. and live doppler seven and a clear picture, and high clouds and pushing off to the north. and we will take you outside and a live look from the tower, showing the likes of san francisco, the foreground and the bay bring and it will be a mild night for a lot of us after a warm day. and winds, still a bit of issue closer to the coast and san francisco, gusting to 24 and the on shore breeze will help to keep the heat in southern california away from our neck of the woods and the wind will be us with for the next 24 hours and on the more comfortable side compared to l.a. right now, 57 in san francisco, and brentwood, near 80 an at this hour. and 65 in san jose and napa. the south, look at the numbers, at this late hour, approaching midnight, 103 in palm springs. that will be a launching pad to get southern california very hot tomorrow once again. back here at home tonight, it will be wild, antioch and san jose, mid and

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evans warks this all predictable? given the trump administration's apparent elevated hopes after singapore? and po the point that jeff was saying that so many analysts said this should have been a trump/kim summit. should have been at the end of a long string of negotiations. they definitely were putting the cart in front of the horse here what are you thinking as you nod in agreement? >> i'm nodding in agreement, is what i'm doing. alex, it's good to be with you. indeed this entire process has been unfolding in a somewhat backwards and unconventional manner. the hard, tough slogging of negotiations with the north koreans should have preceded a summit. should not have followed a summit. we are now as secretary pompeo has just experienced personally in pyongyang, we are now being exposed to the harsh reality of a north korea that in my view, does not intend to give up its nuclear weapons and certainly does not intend to denuclearize in the sense that the united states means that phrase. and i think secretary pompeo did

they hadn't pressed him, they hadn't kept on to not let them build that defensive structure on the wark river. when the rainbow division pushes them off those heights, macarthur knows that. he's just been made brigade commander of the 38th brigade. he says we can't let this happen on the neely river because the command behind us just got slaughtered. he walks the entire line on the rainbow division after august 2nd saying, we got to push them one more time, we have to get on them. this is how macarthur starts to see the war. the campaign right after where the americans just walked over the german defensives. macarthur has a good view of the germans retreating because they pulled out right before we went in and they're pulling out toward metz. macarthur is moving. this is the opportunity where we drive all the way to metz that has all the troops on the western front. if we take that, the war will be over now. now, pershing knew that, too, and that's what he wanted to do, but world war i was fought under these rigid plans, restrictions. so this opportunity to end the war then was lost. ma

lirks i was a little surprised that reaction in south korea, to the cancellation of the exercises warks as muted as it was. i think that reflects the hope that, as unconventional as donald trump is, that he represents an all too rare sort of new moment of unconventionality that's going to shake things up. so they kind of just internalized that. but i think some of the other comments about possibly withdrawing of troops, and the overall sense that the current administration, the current president, does not have imbedded in him the sort of commitment to america's alliance relationships is something that could erode south korean confidence over time. depending on what else happens. so, yes, with that in mind, and if north korea continues to retain and improve its nuclear arsenal, i think -- i would expect that would you see polling that would reflect not only in south korea and japan, ut more support for developing that capability themselves. that's a point that the u.s. over the years has, for example, made to china as not so much in terms of the alliance but in terms of reasons why it's