the burbank public library hosted this event and the video provided by the burbank channel. >> i just wanted to say thank you for coming. i'm -- with the library staff and this program is part of a series of programs that the library prisons from time to time on topics related to the film industry. sometimes we take a look behind the scenes on films in eighth genre are made or explore how a particular movie is made we did this recently by the way with queens of ammunition and we are looking at the film china town just a few weeks ago presenting -- documentary film making in the spring we hope to present a program on the creation of music scores for film by taking a close look at the jury career of max stein are. perhaps hollywood's most influential composer. it has been noted that we are presently in a golden age of documentary filmmaking with more documentaries being filmed, screened and seen than ever before. but what impresses me more than that i suppose i've noticed these days advocacy and educational groups eight recent documentary comes up in a day conversation. people reference

the burbank fire department protecting this home. what's burning in the back, the homeowner had firewood back there. that's what you see burning right now. and one propane tank already exploded. we heard that one. there's another one in the back that they're expecting -- they're concerned about it blowing up as well. they're trying to keim theep th distance. you have fire -- as you move to the left you can see it looks like fields. i can't see entirely. there's fields and i believe homes back there that already burned. you're looking to our live truck and my vehicle, that's highway 12. the fire already crossed over to highway 12. as you continue your turn to the left, that home i was talking about. if you were to continue to the left you would hit the oakmont neighborhood. hundred homes. it's been i'm assuming pg&e shut it off for obvious reasons to prevent any power lines from crossing the fire. the power is out and all the people in there are just law enforcement. keeping an eye on that. some video from earlier just part of that en

a daily military shuttle system was begun with b-52s from burbank. weather, one of these transports crashed. members of the project were aboard. the program has not been without other casualties. one plane disappeared. by the time it was found, some information about the project had been shut down. rescue crews rushed to the end of the runway. the pilot was uninjured. this will soon fly again to join its sister ships already in air. this project has had fewer mishaps than normal with new aircraft. equipmentund handling was designed solely for the angel. it operates as well here as it does on the flight line. extremes in weather, wind, sand, snow.at cloudburst. the angels must be ready for tomorrow's flight. it is almost no work -- all work and no play. 72 airline miles distance. meanwhile, back at the ranch, volleyball, pool, movies in a converted mess hall are just about the only diversion. remnants from another era of record desert pioneers. what the world looks like from 70,000 feet. the scenes were photographed over arizona by one of the test pil

a daily military shuttle system was begun from burbank. in bad weather, one of these transports crashed. 14 members of the project were aboard. the program has not been without other casualties. one plane disappeared. by the time it was found, some information about the project had reached the public. actualst cloud is an crash. rescue crews rushed to the end of the runway. the pilot was uninjured. emergency crews take no chances with leaking fuel. salvage operations mean this fallen angel will soon fly again to rejoin it sister ships already in the air. this project has had fewer mishaps than normal with new aircraft. unique ground handling equipment was designed solely for the angel. it operates as well here as it does on the flight line. not all the difficulties at watertown have come from the angel itself. extremes in weather, wind, sand, and heat. snow. cloudburst. cold. the angels must be ready for tomorrow's flight. it is almost all work and no play. just 72 airline miles distance. is las vegas. however, none of watertown's workers

luke burbank got one final taste of summer at a watermlon field in oregon. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: even duringandemic, there's nothing quite like a big juicy slice of watermelon ♪ ♪ it's watermelon weather >> reporter: and if you want some of the sweetest watermelon in america, you'd do well to head to what might seem like an unlikely play hervegs r mirvegs ston. >> it's a slice of americana. >> i see what you did there, slice. >> it's very subtle. >> they've been growing watermelons here since 1942. >> my grandfather started growing watermelons i think more to keep his energetic kids busy. i think it was a three acre field. >> reporter: turns out that field in eastern oregon, of all place, was an ideal spot for growing watermelons. >> we typically have very warm days but our nights are much cooler and it increases the carbohydrate production in the plant. carbohydrate equate to sugars and the sugars equate to a sweeter watermelon. >> reporter: wow. bellinger wasn't sure there would be a market due to covid but boy, was he wrong. >> it's been incredible. watermelons are considered to be a happ

luke burbank is in conversation with actor and cannabis farmer jim belushi.a talks with the winners of a rube goldberg contraption competition. plus author jonathan alter on the turning point in the life of jimmy carter. and campaign commentary from john dickerson. all on this first "sunday morning" of autumn, seember 27th, 'll this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov >> pauley: president trump yesterday nominated federal judge amy coney barrett to fill the supreme court vacancy left by the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg. rita braver has more on the nominee and the confirmation fight ahead. >> judge amy coney barrett. [applause] [cheerin

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that's going to crank the winds tomorrow and jumping through burbank and san diego tomorrow night. winds gusting over 60 miles an hour and dangerous levels of humidity. the cold air is going to drop denver to 3 to 7 inches of snow tomorrow. the earlier snowfall they've seen in ten years. >> so much extreme weather out west. rob, thank you. >>> next, to the race for the white house. the labor day holiday, no rest for the campaign. president trump holding an impromptu news conference on the north port coe of the white house. and joe biden meeting with union leaders in the must-win state of pennsylvania. both of them sharpening their attack on the military, the pandemic and on bridging the nation's bitter divide. abc's kyra phillips tonight in washington. >> reporter: just 57 days to election day, and tonight, the president still facing the fallout from the "atlantic" magazine report alleging he called u.s. war dead losers and suckers. >> it's a disgrace. who would say a thing like that? only an animal would say a thing like. there's nobody that has more respect for not only our milit

this is news live from burbank hopes for peace to win 2 decades of war in afghanistan talks between thefghan government and the taliban beginning in qatar but sides a cautiously optimistic even though they remain poles apart also coming up. young wrestling executed in iran despite a global outcry. maintained he was tortured into confessing a murder he didn't commit. and tensions rise on the brake islands of last boss thousands demand to live off the 5 just.

the most popular russian lender russia's oldest banks burbank is looking to join big tech giving apple and google some competition here as part of rebranding the company is dropping the word bank from its logo and its 1st major online invent the company presented a range of services and gadgets including a family of virtual assistants each to cater to different personalities people are all different someone needs and then the teacher's assistant or someone uses more of a strange one so it was there we decided the 3 characters should be developed are each with its own personality so the main difference to you is attention to the user it makes communication with you managed to achieve thermally of solution systems. or use focused on the user and not the company that are you to the point the company also unveiled its t.v. streaming box smart speaker and a new payment system spur pay which is an alternative to apple pay and google play or google pay that is a sperm bank c.e.o. herman graff said we are the 1st and the only bank in the world which started to produce a smart device the transf

temperatures approaching the 100-degree mark in burbank by wednesday.old air is what's causing the winds in the west, but that cold air will be driving to the east bringing heavier rain to the northeast on tuesday and wednesday. tom. >> a messy week ahead. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the alarming headline involving hall of famer joe montana. a woman walking into his residence in malibu trying to kidnap his grandchild, taking the baby from the playpen. montana and his wife jumping in. >> reporter: tonight, terrifying moments for legendary football player joe montana and his wife. a home intruder allegedly snatching their infant grandchild. the l.a. sheriff's department saying a female suspect entered a malibu home where montana and his wife were saturday night. that's when, they say, she tried to kidnap montana's 9-month-old grandchild from the living room, then walked upstairs where the football hall-of-famer and his wife confronted her. according to the sheriff's department, "a tussle ensued and mrs. montana was able to safely pry the child ou

this is state of the news live from burbank israel goes into its 2nd nationwide lockdown as the jewish new year begins public spaces in d.m. people are ordered hard to miss corona virus cases soul of the move could be catastrophic for a suffering a company also on the program countries in europe also gear up for new restrictions as a surgeon and hospital admissions robots will hear from the world health organization . and find as great as 3 of brazil's remote wetlands the biggest honest.

>> reporter: the beach is cooler, inland, interesting pressures, burbank banning hiking on hiking trailser two rescues and the national weather service saying this is a potentially deadly heat wave, warning people to get pets out of cars, and saying people need to hiydrate. this is just a rare event whips through southern california and causing misery on different fronts. reporting from manhattan beach, back to you. >>> all right, let's bring in meteorologist derek van damme. what are you seeing there? >> michael, this is heat we would experience normally in the middle of july. we're talking about the early parts of self-heptember here, a that has concerned authorities and the utility companies as well. they understand with triple digit heat is a spike in energy demand, and they are not there to keep the lights on. so the potential for blackouts are going to economist through the popular holiday weekend. high pressure is associated with sinking air or subsidence that suppresses cloud cover, brings out sunshine and amplifies the temperatures, and in los angeles, over 100 degrees. we have

the sheriff is patrolling is all up and down the foothills, i'm talking about from pasadena to bu burbank, they're under an evacuation warning. >> this is such a terrible situation. paul vercammen, thank you so much. be safe. >>> on to nevada now where an unhealthy air quality alert has been issued for the same county where president trump is holding a campaign rally later on today. cnn meteorologist alisyn chinchar joining us now. explain this air quality problem that persists there. >> yeah, it's a dense smoke advisory and, again, it just goes to show you the amount of smoke. this isn't a little bit of smoke here and there. it's very thick and it's very widespread. and that's why they have that advisory. and the smoke in reno is coming from the fires in california and then that western wind is blowing it into nevada. but, again, this is not the only state that's dealing with port air quality. california, oregon, washington, even idaho, they all have those air quality alerts in place. and, again, for some of them it's the entire state. but even in the areas where it's not, it all comes b

we saw a company from burbank and certainly up-and-down california still providing relief. and being on the job. of the first responders are all over the evacuated areas, thank you so much. i especially want to thank our sonoma and county fire chief, mark klein, we passed chief, tony gosar and his crew of councilmembers on the tour. tour is a sad way of describing the devastation eyewitness today. i was prepared for, it brought me back three years ago, looking at the ashes of my home. it never leaves me, to see that so many families, lives that have been disrupted for a long time, to see the ashes of their homes and to wonder with amazement that our firefighters were able to save adjoining structures and see the leveling of homes. is certainly in the guy larkin area along less almost road is devastating to me. the devastation in the upper reach of loss almost. and reports from port whitaker. almost all mountain regional park has been scorched once again. saddle mountain from the baseline, almost 100% has been burned. of course, the fire is in annabelle and proceeded to move

burbank, 114. and today's high temperature in los angeles -- downtown l.a. expected to get up and over 100 degrees t >>> you know we're in the month september when we talk about record heat in the west and just days later snow likely comin not too far from there. we'll talk more about that in the next half-hour, guys. back up to you. >> grizzly marciano, appreciate it. we'll see you in the next half-hour. >>> so many americans on the road right now, and that includes the team from abc's "this week," who have a special itn iotoy da find ace abc news political analyst matthew dowd. matthew, good morning. matthew, good morning. labor day is the kick off to thl ump/biden campaign? >> now, did because of the kentucky derby yesterday? very good. very good. >> you know i'm a big sports fan. >> that's right. >> this race has actually been fairly stable for about four months, ever since joe biden clinched the democratic nonatio. with a sizable -- not a huge, but a sizable lead of seven, eight points over donald trump in this race and his advantage on favorability ver

we had 121 degree temperatures in la county, burbank airport, 114 degrees, it was 103 degrees, one part of the state of california, 3 am, you have seen the images. they have gone around the rest of the globe, the orange glows, the quarter inch thick snow that is these ashes that are falling, hundreds of miles away, from these fires. fires that we are experiencing, north, calsouthern part. the border of mexico, state of california is currently battling. 14,600 firefighters currently battling those wildfires. mutual aid coming from every local municipality, and mutual aid coming from around the world. we have firefighters come in from israel, talking to the prime minister, justin, sending firefighters from canada. reaching out to partners, talking to governor murphy yesterday from new jersey, new jersey is sending engines out here on the west coast of the united states, to the state of california. we have utah and texas, montana, obviously oregon and washington, not only are we receiving mutual aid, we will need to reciprocate it and provide mutual aid in oregon and washington, they are a

this is the news live from burbank israel goes into its 2nd nationwide lockdown as the jewish new year begins public spaces in t.n. people are ordered hanuman's coronavirus cases sold at the move could be catastrophic for a suffering a company also on the program countries in europe also gear up for new restrictions as a surgeon and hospital admissions writes we'll hear from the world health organization . and finds wright has 3 brazil's remote wetlands the biggest on the president polls in our place down the dangers even as climate scientists writes the law. i'm anthony how and welcome israel is very imposing a full nationwide lockdown with authorities they saying it's the only way to slow soaring corona virus infections the measures will severely restrict movement for 3 weeks they come into effect as israel mocks the jewish new year and several other religious holidays critics cite the need for a 2nd measure is the direct result of the 1st lockdown being lifted too soon. midday in jerusalem shortly before festivities get underway it's. the jewish new year but the. streets are empty.

heat building, santa ana wind building pattern over the next few days, getting up to 100 degrees in burbank. that's a check of the nation's weather. time >> reporter: i feel like dan was on strike just a couple of weeks ago. is he again? >> he's meditating, rob. >> ten days of no talking for dan harris. >> meditating, he's going to come back real vicious. >> he'll be ready to chat.it>>o and fries among those paying tribute to justice ruth bader ginsburg at the capitol friday with her long-time personal trainer showing his respect in his own personal way. brian johnson dropping down in front of her casket there doing pushups to honor his workout buddy of over 20 years. the army reservist calling justice ginsburg consistent and tough when it came to exercising. johnson saying justice ginsburg went right back to training twice a week after she was released from the hospital last november. he says she never ever said can't. quite a tribute. >> amazing that she was doing that constantly and consistently. >> the strength is very impressive. >> impressive and inspirational on so many levels. >>> c

the city of burbank banning hiking on hiking trails after two rescues. national weather service saying this is a deadly, potentially deadly heat wave and warning people to get their pets out of cars, to get other humans out of cars, issuing other warnings, saying people need to hydrate, that this is just a rare event that is whipping through southern california. and causing so much misery on so many different fronts. reporting from manhattan beach, paul vercammen, now back to you. >> all right, let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam. i used to live ten minutes away from paul was standing there, not used to that type of heat, at least not at this time of year. take us through all the problems that are going on right now in california. >> it feels like the middle of july, when the calendar says it is the early parts of september. this is what explosive fire growth looks like. this is a horizon shot of the creek fire in madeira county, central county, california. you're looking at the updrafts created from the intense fire. the heat rising so far into t

temperatures in burbank and the valleys, 111. measured in the shade. we'll crank it up in downtown los angeles tomorrow, 106, so this is dangerous heat certainly across much of that state including las vegas and phoenix too. and then on the flip side by the time we get to the middle of the week east of the rockies is where we'll see temperatures fall off the table and maybe see a little snow west of denver tuesday, wednesday, and that may >> you guys were talking about the race for the vaccine. i'm looking forward to that so we can all get together and just hug it out. >> thanks, rob. >>> well, now to the nba playoffs where the heat is just one game away from sweeping the bucks as the series between the rockets and lakers gets under way. janai here with highlights from the big battles in the bubble. good morning, janai. >> i'm still stuck on whit saying the cheek to cheek won't work. good morning. think of this as the three bs, the bucks are going to have to work some magic if they're hoping to not be sent home and then it's bron versus the beard as th

yesterday burbank, california, 114 degrees.away all kinds of records. denver today, 100 degrees. you're going to be into the 30s with that snow by tuesday. watch what happens here this week. a massive change happens. he's monday. start to see the cooler air coming in. tuesday, really cool from lawyers of minnesota all the way down towards colorado. by wednesday starts to run into this ridge of high pressure. not going to cool down everything across the east, but we are going to see a massive cooldown this week along with some snow which i can't believe we're talking about in early september. i don't like it. maybe it's better to have a little bit of a break. will it's almost like the weather accepts that labor day is the unofficial end to summer. rick: very true. will: coming up, michigan moving to open gyms this week. one high school volleyball coach wrote a letter to the governor urging her to micking the decision. she -- make the decision. she joins us to share her message next. ♪ ♪ so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the

where tomorrow we are going to be inland looking at temperatures maybe pushing 114, 115 around burbankjed earlier saying labor day is the unofficial end of summer. labor day 91. tuesday 37 and snow. incredible drop in temperatures is going to come and going almost to winter instead into fall really quickly. i want to show you what this looks like across the central plains by the time we get into tuesday and wednesday. we are talking about temperatures into the 50's as far south as parts of texas. so, fall on its way. guys. it's coming, rick, thank you. jedediah: thanks, rick. >> you bet. air force veteran is told he cannot wear his american flag mask at work. leaving him no choice but to quit. that vet joins us live. wow, next. ♪ ♪ book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. and wha master'sdgren,aded, youin chemical engineering., and you're technically a genius... and it appears you're quite the investor. i like to trade. well, td ameritrade has pros ready if

my family came from croatia over here to san francisco and my dad went to balboa and i went to burbanknd i graduated from woodrow and have been a school bus driver for 20 years. i love my life. everyday i risk my life, i'm concerned how you want to change transportation. it's more than putting a child in a car seat and strapping them in. what if your child is a runner? what if you have a child that has a seizure? what if you send out a zoom car and it is hit by an 18-wheeler or a 10-wheeler? can that take a hit? i don't think so. we are highly trained and specialized in our field. with red cross, we know how to mouth-to-mouth, cardiac arrest and manage children in a very different evacuation situation. so, i'm asking you, are you willing to risk the safety of these children? thank you. >> thank you. hello, crystal? are you there? >> speaker: can you hear me? >> we can. >> speaker: good afternoon, i'm a mother of five, two in high school, two in middle school and elementary. my youngest is three years old. i'm a mixed ethnicity but identify with my hawaii culture. i've been a driver for

this is a wus live from burbank hopes for peace to win 2 decades of war in afghanistan talks between the afghan government and the taliban beginning in qatar but sides a cautiously optimistic even though they remained poles apart also coming out. young breslow executed in iran despite a global outcry now viewed as cut and maintained he was tortured into can facing a murder he didn't commit. and tensions rise on the greek islands of lesbos thousands demand to leave after 5 destroys the notoriously overcrowded morea migrant. a math me how broken historic peace talks have begun between the afghan government and the taliban in the hope of ending 2 decades of bloodshed the 2 warring sides meeting face to face for the 1st time in the gulf state of qatar maybe ideas including the united states pushing for agreement but the rival parties have vastly different visions for the future of afghanistan. occur on this occasion to start the event many afghans have been waiting for for decades face to face peace talks between the government and the taliban united states secretary of state might compa