and a lot of people are very very concerned about the possibility of fires moving in from the blue mountains where there's a lot of lot of forest and also from the north and the self where there are vast areas of national park and if those fires all of those parts of the city or the outs outlying areas were ignited then the danger is that those fires could be blown into urban areas and as many as $100000.00 homes at risk ok we're seeing images here of the smoke already covering sydney roger how much criticism is the government facing right now that has failed to address the conditions that are contributing to these catastrophic fires. what would certainly created or a word the doing of politicians of all political work colors the government's been accused of ignoring climate change one greens senator said in parliament earlier today but sun politicians were little more than arsonists because of the way they supported the coal industry in recent years the prime minister scott morrison refuses to pin the crisis directly on climate change and there are some on the other side who claim that gree

all over the area out further west than in the western suburbs of sydney the fires up in the blue mountains there been fires further north at tarin 3 homes were destroyed and in the wine growing area of $100.00 barely there were 3 fires there as well and the conditions have been getting worse all day. all up with or his reckon there's been some 300 fires around the state during the course of the day 11 new emergency fires as they are classified and 70 of blazes are still burning many of them out of control tell us more about the emergency precautions that have been taken out there where you are in sydney. well obviously there are a lot of people are preparing a standing by to help with the situation we've got something like 3000 firefighters on the ground both working literally around the clock at the moment trying to deal with the places in sydney and elsewhere in new south wales and those about 20000 emergency service personnel standing by to go into it further assistance if need state police firefighters and even the army there's also a fleet of helicopters sangbae to go in fly people ou

this before we did in the blue mountains where it was forced to but we've never had to destroy a public this is unbelievable i've seen the fai's and the fires up the jump roads and that's just i mean that's even more than catastrophic because we're watching them in this you know you can do and always fire reason everybody just work each so . 3 people have been confirmed dead and at least 150 properties have been lost so far authorities have to clear a 7 day state of emergency in the area i. and with today said to be the most dangerous so far let's go straight to sydney and journalist roger maynard stare standing by for us good morning to roger what more can you tell us. well it's a very serious and fast moving situation now the authorities have listed a little new emergency fund warnings are in new south wales yourself well as the courses were to people treat you with the weekend and there were nearly 200 homes destroyed in the flames now this afternoon or early this morning fire chiefs will the worst is still to come as fierce winds threaten to blow fires in multiple directions leaving

just before we did in the blue mountains where it was forced to but we've never had to destroy a problem this is unbelievable i've seen the fires and the cause of the jump roads and that's just i mean that's even more than catastrophic because watching them in this you know you can do and always fire reason everybody just works. 3 people have been confirmed dead and at least 150 properties have been lost so far authorities have to clear a 7 day state of emergency in the area. and we can speak to journalist roger maynard in sydney now hi roger bring us up to date what is the latest that's been happening. well they predicted that this would be a day of catastrophic conditions and judging by the pictures that are coming out of so many parts of the strait is eastern seaboard that certainly confirms the view here and said the blazes broke out in the the northern suburbs barely a 20 minute drive from the city albert rich and the the fireman the firefighters were onto it immediately within minutes a hercules aircraft flew in and down the entire area with pink. pirate tartan and does the flames

just before we live in the blue mountains where it was forced to but we've never had to destroy a problem this is unbelievable seeing the fries the. roads and that's just i mean that's even more than catastrophic because in this you know you can do and always find a reason everybody just would. have to clear a 7 day state of emergency in the area i. r let's get you caught up now on some of the other stories making news around the world in she'll a security forces have fired water cannons to disperse protesters the country's seen weeks of often violent anti-government unrest chile's government unveiled plans on sunday to draft a new constitution but the opposition says the proposals don't go far enough. in northern syria at least 6 people are reported dead and more than 20 injured after 3 bombs exploded in the kurdish majority city of commission there was no immediate claim of responsibility but kurdish leaders have warned that so-called islamic state sleeper cells holds a threat in the region. well turkey has begun returning suspected so-called islamic state supporters captured in syria b

this before we live in the blue mountains where it was forced to but we've never had to destroy this is unbelievable i've seen the fries and the fires up the. roads and that's just i mean that's even more than catastrophic because in this you know you can do. 3 people have been confirmed dead and at least 150 properties have been lost so far authorities have to clear a 7 day state of emergency in the area. ok check now of some of the other stories making news around the world and she lays security forces a fire water cannons to disperse protesters the country has seen weeks of often violent anti-government unrest chile's government unveiled plans on sunday to draft a new constitution but the opposition says the proposals don't go far enough. and in joint letters several european nations have urged iran super vers recent moves that breach the landmark 2015 nuclear deal or face action germany france and the u.k. along with the e.u. is top policy change if said they are extremely concerned by last week's announcement that iran would resume low grade uranium enrichment at a nuclear plant

this before we live in the blue mountains where it was forced to but we've never had to destroy a public this is unbelievable i've seen the phys and the fires up the jump roads and that's just i mean that's even more than catastrophic because watching them in this you know you can do and always fire east and everybody just were. 3 people have been confirmed dead and at least 150 properties have been lost so far authorities have to clear a 7 day state of emergency. in that area. and we turn our focus now to kenya empowering women and girls is the focus of a united nations summit involving 160 countries that has now kicked off in nairobi the u.n. is calling on the world to deliver on promises me 25 years ago well in 199-4179 governments that's nearly every country on earth recognized for the 1st time that protecting the rights for women and girls is a key to development at a landmark conference in cairo they adopted an action plan and that was a pivotal moment but despite progress there are still enormous problems every day more than $33000.00 girls are forced into child marriage and over

before the fires escalate we've had the history for 27 use never had this before we live in the blue mountains where it was forced to but we've never had to destroy a public this is unbelievable seeing the fries the size of the. roads and that's just i mean that's even more than catastrophic because watching them in this you know you can do and only spy reason everybody just was. 3 people have been confirmed dead and at least 150 properties have been lost so far authorities have to clear a 7 day state of emergency in the area. for president evo morales of bolivia is expected to land at any moment now in mexico where he's been given political asylum we're all a step down on sunday amid growing pressure from protesters and the country's army his resignation has left a power vacuum in bolivia where unrest has continued on the streets between morales the supporters and his opponents the police and the military are threatening a crackdown ever morale is heading to mexico into exile the mexican foreign minister car found it in a tweet he assured the ousted believe your leader your life and integrity

, near sydney, say that catastrophic conditions are expected around the sydney region, in the blue mountainsr to the north. so the authorities are warning people in bushfire prone areas to leave as soon as they can because they can't guarantee that if people call for help when the fires are at their worst that the authorities will be able to respond. indeed. how stretched are the resources now in new south wales and queensland? are they able to hold back these fires? well, many of these fires are burning uncontrolled. so what the authorities are doing, it's almost like a military style operation. they are having to strategically plan to protect life and property as best they can. now, hundreds of firefighters are on the ground. they are being supported by a squadron of water bombing aircraft. weary firefighters, once again, having to fight fires today before the onslaught expected tomorrow. new zealand has sent in reinforcements for australia and there is a discussion between fire authorities here and their counterparts in the united states and canada, too, about perhaps getting reinforcemen

at that time washington was persuaded that they were going to have to retreat back over the blue ridge mountains. he thought the shenandoah valley was going to become uninhabitable. he says that over and over again. our next frontier -- blue ridge mountains. his harshness you can maybe understand some of his harshness. that was the key to it. discipline. he had two books that he used. the dictionary. you see him looking up words and then the issue of discipline. moreover, this is jim moyer's great map. to use this map properly you have got to go to the french and indian war website. this is an interactive map and it shows all of the various places that activities took place during the french and indian war. if you look carefully, you can kind of see route 50. the south branch of the potomac river. the great wagon road. this is a fabulous map that jim has done and you need to take a look at this. in addition to being in winchester, he had outlying forts like fort edwards on the cacapon river and in the spring of 1756, there was a bloody encounter there that is to say that indians led by young fre

my mother, father, and i moved from the blue mountains of north carolina to the narrow band of shiningopper in middle appalachia. opening new opportunities for them in a small, industrial town. migration does not have to be transcontinental to be significant. the movements from one county to another can hold a norma's consequence. the next map is foreshadowed to buy george's contents. new wave of is the the south. distributed across the south in communities large and small. claims for the five states where immigrant families are growing most rapidly. california is the only exception. the final map is the change in asia and asian-american population. it shows they are moving from all backgrounds and many .ountries here is a fun fact -- more african-americans live in atlanta today than in san francisco. more in texas than in hawaii. here are my quick takeaways. if we follow all these people living such diverted history, allowing the past they trace to define our questions, we can see regions constantly being made and remade. history of the united states has been and still is being made b

my mother, father, and i moved from the blue mountains of north carolina to the narrow band of shining copper in middle appalachia. only a one hour's drive that opened new opportunities for them in a small, industrial town. migration does not have to be transcontinental to be significant. the movements from one county to another can hold enormous consequence. my next is foreshadowed to by george's. what you see is the new wave of the south. not just texas and florida but distributed across the south in communities large and small. the south at the beginning of the 21st century claims four of the five states where immigrant families are growing most rapidly. california is the only exception. the final map is the change in asian and asian-american population in the same decade. it shows they are moving from all backgrounds and many countries to the south, especially cities. here is a fun fact -- more asian-americans live in atlanta today than in san francisco. more in texas than in hawaii. here are my quick takeaways. if we follow all these people living such the virgin histories in the

county, georgia. >> it's beautiful, just nature at its best. >> reporter: this is where the blue ridge mountainsovely. >> beautiful. >> reporter: a person can find what really matters up here, said mike hodnett and woody depew. up here so far from the raucous urban world are weekends steeped in the peace and beauty of a natural cathedral. >> we'd ride our mountain bikes, go sit in the river, hike, go rappelling. >> most of the time you're just -- you're out there by yourself. and you make your own rules. >> reporter: and at night? >> you can go up to the top of the mountain and you can see a lot of stars you didn't know were there. >> reporter: but down the sides of the mountain, under a thick canopy of leaves -- >> many, many nights it's just pitch black. >> reporter: this is the place, these are the conditions that california prosecutor lisette suder needed to understand. it was september, 26th, 1999, one of those pitch-black nights, the night mike and woody lived through one of the strangest experiences of their lives. mike and woody were asleep in separate tents around a common campfire. and

into the afternoon a little bit of blue over the mountain so you mays agrees some drizzle. over areas of the higher elevation in this year as some wet weather as well. tuesday evening and once this moves through wednesday morning we wake up with clear skies and is wednesday morning when we see the wind picking up and it will be with us until thursday morning. here is a look at the temperatures tomorrow, 53 san francisco, 51 oakland, chilly 41 santa rosa and for the afternoon a big downturn on the numbers. 62 san francisco. 62 oakland and mid to upper 60s in areas over the east bay and the north bay. today santa rosa hit 80. so expect the cooldown tomorrow and the wind is picking up by wednesday morning so details in the extended forecast plus a red flag warning coming up.>>> a dispute is brewing over the name of a tourist spot which is a popular destination. some all the apple growers at apple hills is one orchard is trying to take over the apple hill name and the profits for themselves. when you type in apple hill on facebook or instagram,it takes you to this page which lo

from the white sand beaches of bocas del toro all the way to the blue ridge mountains of north carolinat's where he grew up, going by his middle name -- dathan. he played high school football. married his sweetheart, had three kids, and worked as a landscaper. his old boss at a gym, kevin hoover, liked dathan -- until dathan had an affair with one of his employees -- and hoover says, embezzled $25,000 from the gym's accounts. >> he had told me he had thought that was part of his -- his pay, his package. and i said, "no, dathan, it's not part of your package." >> reporter: and that was just the beginning. dathan left the job -- and his wife. he ran off with laura michele reese, who'd later be known as jane cortez in bocas. in 2005, police say dathan started in on his real estate scams. he sold a home that wasn't his for $200,000. police charged him with obtaining property under false pretenses. by the time the owner realized what had happened, dathan was on the run. that landed him on the television program "america's most wanted." >> reporter: somewhere along the line, police say dathan

that the discovery in that box would bring investigators all the way across the county to the blue ridge mountainso a campsite high on a hill. here was a lonely place. that had kept its secret long enough. >>> coming up -- >> i was sleeping in my tent and i heard somebody shouting from the road about 100 yards away, help, help, help. >> we finally come around this turn. the whole side of the mountain's on fire. >> did it look like it was possible anybody could be alive down there? >> no. >> no. >> i remember falling to the ground and i said, what do you mean she's dead? >> a mysterious death and suspicion. >> it just didn't add up. >> when "deadly twist" continues. continues. at bayer, we're helping put more gold into the golden years. with better heart treatments, advanced brain disease research, and better ways to age gracefully. at bayer, this is why we science. can't imagine doing it any other way. this is caitlin dickerson from the new york times. this isn't the only case. very little documentation. lo que yo quiero estar con mi hijo. i know that's not true. and the shelters really don't know

ev skies but the sierra still continues to see that snow notice a little bit of blue right over the santa cruz mountains. that scattered showers activity will continue again. looks like it favors the south bay and for the i'll have a look at that coming up in the extended forecast, dave well a very special time. we look forward to it. today is the beginning of one warm coat and a big drive here in the bay area now if you do want to donate there are several drop off locations. marie nailer will be in the south bay at one of the drop off locations and we do have a list of all of the drop off locations at ktvu.com. time is now 4:11. it was more than just a warm meal for people in the south bay. we'll see how one group helped the homeless from everything from hair cups to clothing during the holiday weekend. ♪ we all care about amazing taste. that's why we've been making the best mayonnaise for over 100 years. best foods. we're on the side of food. well, maybe not forever. saturday is the last day, so shop early to... save on puffers...kitchen electrics...sephora, and bath towels for $2.99! your last chance

squaw posted another photo showing a break in the snow and the blue skies above the mountains. >> that is what they need in the sierra. we will get more rain here. what are we looking at here? >> first i want to talk about the amazing snow up there. a lot are open or opening this weekend. just under two feet of snow. squaw valley is already open but look at the others here. sugar bowl is opening tomorrow. 20 inches at sierra tahoe and north star 24 inches. they are ready to rock 'n roll. we do have some flakes still flying up there. it is starting to lighten up. best time to travel is going to be tomorrow into saturday morning and after that it will get real tricky. i want to show the big picture here. all of the rain that was giving us a headache now down in southern california and they have been getting daily with rain. some tuff times there. for us it has been a pretty nice day. we did get some blue skies and we had some clouds out there. starting to see a few pops on the radar. you can see that as we zoom in here. just to the east of morgan hill and just south of livermore probably

squaw then posted this picture showing a break in the snow and blue skies above the mountains. >>> you can download the ktvu weather ap which lets you track temperatures for your area and submit weather photos. it is free in the app store. >>> a missing elderly woman from fairfield and her young grandkids were found today thanks to an alert from a worker at a gas station. sandra young and her two grandchildren who are seven and nine hadn't been heard from or seen since sunday. they were reported missing on tuesday by family members. the three were considered at risk because young is 75 years old and has medical issues. this morning police who had been searching for them got some help from a shell station worker. >> the amber alert came across my phone and showed a picture of a lady and her two kids that were missing from fairfield. 10 minutes later she walked in the door. she asked if she could use the restroom. >> please declined to say where they had been what they had been doing for the past three days. the grandmother has been caring for the kids since her parents died in a car cra

as well, cool 50's along the coastline withhat fog 49 in timber on you see the areas in blue there in the mountains around 10:00am maybe looking at 40's right now 49 in the napa valley, 52 in petuma 52 also into fairfield clouds are going to contin to move on shore to stay clear though on the interior valleys tomorrow, some ptchy dense fog early on then hazy sunshine into the afternoon and then the officer winds are going to come back i belive over the weekend and that should be enough to clear out your skies along the coastline of bringing a little glimpse of sunshine and bring those temperares back more comfortably into the 60's. high pressure overhead though for ow andnfortunately on your friday i think we're looking at more clouds out toward the beaches. so plan on a foggy friday coast side sunny inside e bay fog going to be little dance early on tomorrow morning thego to break up a bit as we head toward the afterno. anthen we should see sunshine away from the immediate coastline. numbers tornadoes going to be the 30's a the 40's by day though will squeeze in me nice weather on a friday as will

my mother, father, and i moved from the blue of the mountains of north carolina, to the narrow band of shining copper in middle appalachia, only one hour's drive from iron mountain, that opened new opportunities for them in a small industrial town. so migration does not have to be transcontinental to be significant. the movements from one county to another can hold enormous consequence. my next map is in some ways foreshadowed by george's. what you see is the new wave of the south. as our burn,ral has become the hold of many people of latinx background, not just in florida, but it is to get across the south in communities large and small. the south at the beginning of the 21st century claims four of the five states where immigrant families are growing most rapidly. california being the only exception. texas, florida, georgia, and north carolina. the final map is the change in asian and asian american population in the same decade, and it shows that they are moving from all backgrounds and many countries, to the south, especially cities. here is a fun fact -- more asian-americans live i

you look out your window here and you look at those hills, those mountains, all that green, that blue it sure looks like paradise to me. this guy knows, he's been everywhere. he's paul theroux, novelist, essayist, and legendary traveler and travel writer. of all the places he's been, all the places he's seen, he chose hawaii to live, and he's lived here for 25 years. does it matter that it's america? >> paul: no, that's a big thing, that it is america. it has elements of the third world. the nicest elements of the third world. >> anthony: right. >> paul: which is funky. there's this self-respect, this pride. there's things that don't work at all. and then it's main street, usa where we are now. i mean, there's pta meetings here. they get together and watch the super bowl. and it's the most main street, usa, or as much as you will find. >> anthony: town is a neighborhood spot in honolulu's kaimuki district and, as hawaii is the only state in the union that allows day boat fisherman to sell directly to restaurants, the pan-roasted mahi-mahi is pretty damn good. >> anthony: it's not a pa

and i guess they were still jacked up on red vines and mountain dew because djtj wrote angrily "despite the b.s. from blue checkmark twitter when we walked in the arena it was overwhelmingly positive." which he tweeted from his account with a blue checkmark on twitter. [ laughter ] is that some new kind of code word for the liberal elite now? the blue checkmarks? anyway, and then eric trump lashed out at the media. he wrote "what a joke. you are the most dishonest people. the audience was chanting "donald trump, donald trump followed by usa, usa. dana white said it was the greatest entrance he has seen into a ufc. i can't wait till we win again in 2020 to further embarrass," spelled wrong, "your profession." [ laughter ] hashtag fake news. nothing sums up eric trump like misspelling the word embarrassed. how does he misspell a word he has seen on every birthday card since he was 5 years old? [ cheers and applause ] the real reason, the reason trump went to ufc is he thought they were going to kfc. the boos were a surprise. eventually he found a friendly crowd this weekend. he had a pep rally in tupelo whe

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talking about anywhere from a foot to two feet anywhere from blue canyon, tahoe city and kirkwood about 1.5 feet. even mammoth in the mountainssouthern, california. really some big time travel difficulties into wednesday. the day before thanksgiving. highs today, though, in the low to mid-60s for most from the city across the bay. our warmest inland valleys see upper 60s and a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, very little change through tomorrow. brit and mild in the afternoon. 60s coastside. mid-60s around the way with upper 60s to near 70 inland and monday we get the strong normal winds, especially in the north bay mounts for elevated fire danger. but rain tuesday night. the storm impact scale across the bay area into wednesday and thursday and we are talking about some coldary, the coldest we have zone all season. we have it all coming this week next week. >> nice array of zbloofrg something for everybody. >> yes. >> at least we get the rain we have been asking for good news thanks. >>> important college football games today on abc 7 highlighted by saturday night football with numbering on arizona state. espn col

blue ridge parkway? i was just coming on my first semester at jmu, i had not traveled anywhere and i said what's a park ranger and where's the park? little did i know that roanoke mountain, where my family had been going on their trips and visits, was a part of the blue ridge parkway. i had been going there all my young life, but never knew that it was a national park. i never saw park ranger there when we were walking on the trails, outside. until i became a park ranger. i never saw an arrow head on roanoke mountain until i wore one on my shoulder myself. unbeknownst to me, i already had my own connection to the national parks. i just needed to be shown. after that i was excited to learn more about the national parks. my siblings and i would jump into my 67 mustang and start going up and down the blue ridge parkway, visiting the different places. at one point we scooped up my grandmother and took her to booker t. washington national monument, which was a living historical farm with pigs and hens and chickens and she remembered being a girl growing up in south carolina. those stories that she sat on the porch and told us came to life for us in the national park because

blue. that signifies some areas, especially across the adirondacks, green and white mountains, feeling moretle bit of a milder trend, but then the colder air returns earlier into the next week. another snowstorm is possible. kenneth and janai? back to you. >> all right, no good, chris, thank you. >>> the biggest game on the weekend college football schedule is also a big deal on capitol hill. >> lsu visits alabama tomorrow afternoon in tusk la loose sa. president trump will be there to watch the tigers and crimson tide, who sit second and third in the college football playoff rankings. the game has also sparked some congressional wager recognize senators richard of alabama and john kennedy of louisiana are putting some cash and their taste buds on the line. >> the president's coming. and it's a big game. i don't know what's going to happen, i'm a little biased. >> the senator and i have a bet. now he's the chairman of appropriations. after lsu wins and i win the bet, i'm still going to pay off. because he is the chairman. i am betting as much extra-spicy popeye's fried chicken as the senato

blue up there, chad. tell me what this is going to do. >> the enormous amount of white in the mountains, too.number one here. number two there. the second wone will affect us sunday on the way home. there's rain in atlanta. rain in memphis. all the way up into the east coast where it turns into snow. the bigger storm is out here in the west making wind gusts in san francisco to 40, mist miles per hour. in the sierra, higher than that with winter storm warnings expecting 40 inches of snow in the passes of the sierra. and winds gusting here in chicago to 50 miles per hour along with detroit and cleveland as well. move you ahead to later on today, the southeast clears out. atlanta, the airport does very well. the only delay we have right now is minneapolis, also about an hour delay on most flights but the northeast does dry out unless especially around 6:00 or 7:00 tonight. look for the red dots and the bouncing red ball. laguardia, philadelphia, detroit, cleveland, chicago, all the way down to st. louis and san francisco. those would be the airports that would be the slowest. but at least for n

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blue from colorado into the u.p. of michigan. the other storm dropping in across the west coast of the u.s. today into tomorrow. mountain to 3 feet into the sierra and southern cascades. heavy rainfall along the coast of california and it remains unsettled for our thanksgiving day across the west. even into the northeast, strong, breezy winds could impact that macy's thanksgiving day parade. kenneth, adrienne? >> all right, adam, thank you so much. we'll be staying on top of all that weather. >> we have, to especially because of the parade, a tradition so many people camp out for. >> so many people traveling as well, 50 million. >>> all right. so, now to a legal setback for president trump. a federal judge ruled that former white house counsel don mcgahn must comply with a subpoena to testify before congress. the judge rejected the administration's argument of absolute immunity saying quote presidents are not kings. sources tell abc news lawyers for former national security adviser john bolton are reviewing the ruling as they decide how to proceed with demands to cooperate in the impeachment investigation. >> house inte

mountains but you can see the temperatures coming down. do tomorrow night, heading into the early hours of wednesday, the cloud melts away and the one fall light, a look at the temperatures, the bluehest mountains. could be something a little sleek tea mix again but those temperatures to the afternoon, five and ten, that is sure lot. heading towards the end of the week, it remains very chilly. single digit for most of us, we will see operates a rain at times but not all the time. this stays unsettled but it will turn a bit colder. another tale of financial collapse on the high street. the baby and maternity retailer, mothercare, is warning, it‘s on the brink of closure. in it‘s heyday, it boasted hundreds of stores across the uk. now, 2,500 jobs are at risk. mothercare was one that we did pop in every so often, yeah. it was just quite a shock to hear it go into administration, given loads of people do actually shop in there. it's shop in there. estimated 85,000 retailjobs have it‘s estimated 85,000 retailjobs have been lost in the last year. also on the programme. doctors and health service managers tell the main parties not to use the nhs as a political football in the election.