amy: i want to go back right now to will hendrick and ask you about the effects of what we're talkingbout right now, particularly on community's of color in the most vulnerable populations. everyone is going to be affected, but talk about why this is a particular concern right now. >> certainly. sadly, while our leaders have their heads in the sand, many north carolinians are filling sandbags in preparing for the impact of this storm. some one more thing that among us have to worry about. every north carolinians in the coastal plain is making preparations to ensure their family and property are safe, but unfortunately, some north carolinians have industrial operations situated right next to them. and that means while they're worrying about the storm, they are also worrying about the flooding, the runoff, the potential structural failure of the empowerment storing terminus volumes of animal waste in a two there homes -- next to their homes. that, sadly, is a plight that is disproportionately felt and experienced are communities of color. they are more likely to live next to one of thes

hendrick, thanks for joining us. what is your assessment of the current public health threat from the waters in the flood area right now? >> well, it's dark. it's a significant threat and sadly one that will continue to increase as flood o ters continuese. there are a number of sources of pollution, some of which you alluded to in your introduction. we areth monitorinm closely. we are conducting both aerial monitoring and ground patrols and water quality sampling effortto better understand that public health thr ieat. sadlis a threat that is exacerbated by decisns made by powerful industries with respect to their waste management. >> you say it's dire. i mean, in storms, you alwayso haveme -- flood waters always contaminated. you've got sewage trement ants that overflow, even in heavy rains. what makes this worse in north carolina than it might be someplace else? >> well, h'nestly, i think its that we should have known better. in north carolina, we have been hit in the past by hurricanes that havhexposedthreat posed

s agency for network and information security hendricks expertise is widely respected in the i.t. sector and he's increasingly concerned about the spread of identity theft. right now is on his way to an id security conference in pottstown we asked him why experts can't get a grip on this problem. isn't it time you defend a lot of companies are bringing products onto the market but no one seems to know where they actually provide proper security to the sorts of lights on fortunately that's how it is today when i buy a product i don't know what sort of security features it might have that's the case with typical fingerprint readers will facial recognition software in small. there's no guarantee that it will do what the manufacturer claims all i can do is hope that it does. that doesn't exactly inspire confidence security will be a key topic at the potsdam conference. a lot of participants say that the new e.u. regulations don't go far enough to protect private data. because government regulations alone solve data security problems in the private sector and security authorities shoul

. >>> back here at home, lights are out at several intersections in seven hendricks near falls church. dominion virginia power is working to fix the traffic lights. mpwer crews don't believe it willt your morning commute. no word what caused the out and. >> now toou story saw first on news4. thousands of d.c. public schoo parents finding out their children's personal information was exposed online for months. no social security numbers bute of personal details. it's raising questions about privacy and how to keep this from happening again. shomari stone went to get answers about that. shomari? >> reporter: good evening. d.c.ps say they're determined to make sure itn doesn't hap again. >> it certaly is something at we take very seriously. >> dc public schools public chancellor explains how 2,000 ts stud personal information ended up posted online for anyone to see for six months. >> how could this happen? >> yes, well, i think as you are aware, we learned that this happened as part of an inadvertent submission. >> dcps sent this letter home to parents of affected students after a s trc

. >> reporter: kent hendrick needs a kayak to get to his flooded home in conway, south carolina. >> what do these people do that have lived there their whole life? no flood insurance, they're on a fixed income because they're retired. >> reporter: just a week ago, you could walk through town. here's the president in front of a church after the rains from the hurricanes stopped. and here's the church now, surrounded by flood waters that feel biblical. take a look at these contraptions in georgetown county. the national guard tonight is building a floating bridge over flood waters. nearly 8,000 people here are being told to get packing tonight. they may need to run. in north carolina, where the water has receded, interstate 40 reopened today. but firefighters had to clear away the dead fish first. 350 people had to be rescued from flood waters like this over the weekend in the state of north carolina alone. authorities say that if they ask you to leave, then please do. david? >> so many days after the storm, you're still on it, steve. thank you. and as for those storms on the move i mentio

almost eight hours was the fourth day of remembrance for detroit's most famous resident and john hendrick was that. it was a requiem fit for a queen. the. paying tribute risk or of political civil rights in hollywood luminaries r. and b. royalty. a political runner up in a one time head of state came to remember and pay their respects to aretha franklin the queen of soul. i think the secret of her greatness when she took his massive talent and this perfect culture that razor. and decided to be the composer of her own life so. it turned out to be outside stood a line of pink cadillacs it tribute to the current aretha's freeway of love perhaps the luckiest people here are the members of the general public more than a thousand of them to bat out of the last minute they would get a chance to come in to see the queen these are the people wearing the white wristbands thank you to give one last chance to see the queen of soul. one after another the speakers and performers pay tribute. she was a preacher's daughter raised by a single parent she had two sons by the age of fifteen and got her start

hendricks was the opening pitcher and then trevor cahill came in, and he gave up a run and a hit.p of the sixth. he went yard, his 23rd home run of the season. he is sitting on 99 rbi. the a's win 5-2. a's and yankees on wednesday. today new york was playing the red sox. look at john carlos stanton hits the 266th home run for the yankees. that's not why we are showing you this. the fan threw it back and hit stanton. he got a salute from stanton, because he's in the visitors home field and so he should not the keep that ball, although that would not be a bad one to get signed because it's a record-setting ball. giants and dodgers, watching this one. l.a. jumps out to a 5-2 lead, and then the giants scored five off of kershaw. and now we are tied at five. with no on and two out in the ninth, the dodger send seven men to the plate and score four runs. ouch. dodgers win 10-6 and clinch the second wildcard. they could still win the nl west, so a lot to be decided tomorrow in the final day of the regular season. >> maybe, just maybe the dodgers are getting tired arms out there. kershaw

laine hendricks, marin co. spokesperson.rin co fire inspectors have determined it was caused by a downed power line. the irving fire ignited monday night near samual p taylor park in marin's san geronimo valley in western marin. the fire now 80 percent contained. it burned through 152 acres. this is video taken from county fire personnel out on the front lines. water tenders, five engines and four hand crews remain putting out hot spots. the power line - at the focus of the investigation is up near mt. barnabe. cynthia fetherstone, marin resident it was some fire. i was really scared, never scared like that. cynthia evacuated monday night as she says flames roared up on the ridge behind her home on portola avenue. an evacuation order was issued for three roads in the area. here on wednesday, cynthia was back home. cynthia. i was terrified. her power was still out - but she was grateful to all the crews. kron four reached out to pge, in a statement, they said quote: we are aware that the marin county fire dept is investigatin

and then the california state board pharmacy, laura hendricks. there were a lot of people who were involved in putting this piece of legislation together. but i always like to say is we don't always have the ideas. we don't always originate to the ideas and think about policy. and often times the best ideas come from the community. i want to thank the folks who brought this to our attention. we have, in my office some controversial things, recently but i'm hoping this is not controversial at all and this is something that will be encouraged by everybody. it is something that is well needed. thank you to everyone who came out today and thank you for all your hard work in helping to make this happen and thank you for your time. i urge full support. >> supervisor ronen: i will make a motion to send this item forward with positive recommendation. >> thank you. >> chair mandelman: thank you. mr. clerk, do we have any further items? >> there is no further business. >> chair mandelman: and then we adjourned. >> i have been living in san francisco since

joining us on the phone tonight...lanie hendricks with marin county fire.t is being called the irving fire, and it has now spread to 15 acres...it is zero percent contained.20 to 30 structures are threatened at structures are 20 to 30 structures are threatened at this time. that fire is expected to grow, the conditions are very dry right now.this is in west marin between lagunitas and pt. reyes station.(pam)officials are urging those in the area of mountain kind road, portola ave and almao down to barranca to leave the area and head to lagunitas school for more information.crews say this fire is difficult to access because of steep terrain. residents in fairfax and san geronimo are being warned that smoke from this fire could impact the area. (pam)tonght-- the (pam) area.area.impact the this fire could smoke from this fire could impact the area. (pam)tonght-- the silver and black back in action at the oakland coliseum.... the raiders are hosting the rams... in what could be the last season opener in oakland... (ken) the raiders are set to play in a new stad

hendrick, jr.t because the waters not in their house today doesn't mean it's not going to get in their house, and if they had any plans to leave, today would be the day."low-lying areas -- like conway, south carolina -- are in a precarious situation as floodwaters recede from higher elevations.adam emrick/conway city administrator: "every drop of water that fell in north carolina runs down our river behind me... that floods our river."in longs, south carolina, the u.s. coast guard is helping evacuate residents threatened by the post-storm runoff.adam emrick/conway city administrator: "no matter what the sky is looking like, the floods are coming."a safety zone has been set up on the waccamaw river to protect the barrier separating the river from a toxic ash pond.the stability of coal ash basins are a concern in north carolina too.floodwaters already breached a barrier near an electrical plant, pushing chemical byproducts into the cape fear river.i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (jr stone) taking a liv

laine hendricks, marin co. spokesperson.re inspectors have determined it was caused by a downed power line. the irving fire ignited monday night near samual p taylor park in marin's san geronimo valley in western marin. the fire now 80 percent contained. it burned through 152 acres. this is video taken from county fire personnel out on the front lines. water tenders, five engines and four hand crews remain putting out hot spots. the power line - at the focus of the investigation is up near mt. barnabe. cynthia fetherstone, marin resident it was some fire. i was really scared, never scared like that. cynthia evacuated monday night as she says flames roared up on the ridge behind her home on portola avenue. an evacuation order was issued for three roads in the area. here on wednesday, cynthia was back home. cynthia. i was terrified. her power was still out - but she was grateful to all the crews. kron four reached out to pge, in a statement, they said quote: we are aware that the marin county fire dept is investigating a power

hendricks, marin co. spokesperson. "marin co fire inspectors have determined it was caused by a downed power line. we've identified it to be on the western slop along the area of the ridge in the samuel p taylor state park."> (grant)park.">(grant) kron four reached out to pge, in a statement, they said quote: we are aware that the marin county fire dept is investigating a power lne as the cause of this fire. we're continuing to work with the marin county fire department and cal fire to understand more about the circumstances of this preliminary finding. the marin county spokesperson says she is uncertian if they will go after p-g and e. (grant)topvo coming up.... several 'crack pipe' vending machines pop up all over one community and now police and city officials are trying to figure out how they got there. (vicki) plus... it's k-pop mania in oakland as the international boy band b-t-s performs at oracle arena... tonight we're there live as we talk to fans who've been camping out there for days.... (grant) and up next.