this is outside the fire perimeter. but if we click on the little icon there it says confirmed the restaurant at metal wood has suffered extensive damage and we just heard a report from an eyewitness at the scene who says that the main structure at meadow wood has been destroyed, although some cottages that medal would have been saved and then if you go up to this icon up here. this outside the fire perimeter, but you click that on and that will tell you that castillo de i'm rossa has suffered. fire damage there as well so it doesn't mean that the only damage is inside the fire perimeter. so we look at this on the napa county side we look at this on the sonoma county side you can see the city of santa rosa and see the fire perimeter, burning right up into the neighborhoods on the east side of town highway 12 is closed more on that in a minute in fact, let's get to the evacuation areas. this is the county map for sonoma county all of the shaded red area is a mandatory evacuation area that's here's the heart of santa rosa

that perimeter and inside of the environment you include that you can trust. that hasn't been real for a long time. so that's been kind of central model that things were architected in. now that departments and agencies, companies have moved so many sthings to cloud services, to software as a service, it forces us, it requires usto rethink the nature of trust . at some point something hasto be trusted. there's no way around that . so zero trust is kind of the tangent. we're getting there and so we published just actually in the last few weeks our trusted internet connection 3.0 guidance. we're trying to give departments and agencies guidance and flexibility and encourage them to move 20 trust architectures. which involve a lot by the way, there is no solar bullet product that you can use with zero trust and zero trust is philosophical and architectural as much as it is product so it has to be built and conceived and across the enterprise, and it will take time to get there but it's a serious push for us from a study perspective. from a best practices and archi

team area were fleeing from that violence and in the process of that several fires were set on the perimeter and then now those fires have been set inside the camp also office where the asylum seeking process takes place is on fire

have a happened about them even they know their house joint they want to go look around the perimeter. i love you soon to go diving on the national side know from experience and so i people to be patient. we will get them the information but the fire is still active. we are not letting people back in to the areas because anything could happen. >>and i think i know sometimes people that all your city of fresh air a county official you you know you you can't feel for me and you're speaking from experience so they know when you say i know how it feels that you know how it feels. >>and i have a wealth of experience the book the great up looking through the my husband said sharon the paper york looking the acid i think the f and i agree cleanup. battle insurance eventually just fine and i'm personally read alex lee how they there. oberg you're dealing with skyrocketing costs of. >>insurance in these fire areas. >>we have not officially silent with her insurance company we additional coverage because we are rebuilding and bought it and i think torture yeah it is it i and i hate to put it th

touch with some of the students inside the camp right now on the fire is now burning inside the perimeter as i understand it how big is this place and how did it start. it's not one fire actually at the current moment there are several fires that are kind of all over the camp. yes corona has been identified in this camp in recent days and the number of confirmed cases have been rising many of the asymptomatic people have been put into a quarantine area on the far eastern side of the camp and that area earlier this evening was attacked by individuals who seemingly do not believe that corona is actually in the camp and that it is being seen as a reason to continue a 6 month lockdown in the camp some attacks on some vehicles to move people out of the camp or to move them around ensued and some of the people that were in this cornered area were fleeing from that violence and in the process of that several fires were set on the perimeter and then now those fires have been set inside the camp also officer of the asylum seeking process takes place is on fire our students living quarters are on f

you can see at the perimeter, there are a bunch of satellite trucks .y see a long line of great trailers. they are lining up some of the networks, some of the services like internet and telephone. and hand sanitizing stations. and now we have the debate hall. in this big white tent, there's 40 of these and this is where the local networks will be doing their interviews throughout the evening previewing and doing most debate interviews as well once a debate concludes. and down here along this line of cars, we also have a long line of cars. this is where we enter before we go in we have to go through this check line. go for a service agent. and then we go for another temperature check. it. peter slen: that was cspan's randy . and cspan also sat down with marty, longtime producer of the debate . to talk about the impact of covid-19. >> and finally is a clearly massive production after the debate here in cleveland. it and complicating all of that is covid-19. so handle this come together for tonight and into the next three debates . >> .-ellipsis a hand as

and you can also see that fire perimeter that's grown here here saint helena. now, tomorrow, winds not that gusty. only 5 to 20 miles per hour. sustained winds around 7. we are looking at 90 degrees and humidity of 28%. 0% contained. 42,000 acres burned. right across the bay area, temperatures will stay warm here. upper 90s in concord, livermore, antioch. down to san jose, not as hot, 89. and up against the coastline, 69 half moon bay and 70 in san francisco. my extended forecast does show some changes once we hit this weekend. we'll see a cooler, very weak system approach the coast. drops us down to 68 in san francisco with 60s into early next week, and also some promising news on our temperatures for the inland valley forecast. we'll go from those upper 90s to about 100 the next couple of days. down to some 80s once we hit saturday and sunday and we'll likely continue that trend into next monday and also tuesday's forecast. thankfully, the wind, again, did die down today, but this fire fighting effort obviously is far from over with the heat and low humidity

this map shows the fire's perimeter today. you can see it's burning in both napa and sonoma counties. a sliver of good news tonight, containment has gone up slightly from zero to 2%. the flames have burned more than 46,000 acres, destroying at least 113 structures. that includes 28 homes in sonoma county and 52 homes in napa county. several wineries damaged or destroyed as well as several hotels. thousands of people remain under evacuation orders and warnings at this hour. >>> the danger at this hour is surrounding so many communities and also so many people. you can see the flames off highway 29 in calistoga. let's bring in nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. you've got to be careful, cheryl. where are you? >> we are on highway 29. this road is closed just east of palisades road in calistoga. take a look at what we're seeing right now. we've been here for a short amount of time, and this fire is marching toward the highway. now, firefighters have been here for hours trying to protect homes, creating a firebreak here, and this battle

>> reporter: well, we are actually here, dana, as we speak, we are outside the perimeter of churchillwe arrived here with a group of about now more than a thousand demonstrators here at churchill downs 30 minutes ago. initially we started on one side, the front end of churchill downs, and this crowd of demonstrators has slowly wrapped itself around the entire perimeter of churchill downs, passing the front to the midsection to the back where the stables are located. meanwhile on the inside of the perimeter, we've seen any number of louisville metro police as well as members of the national guard sort of like coming to each area where some of the protesters have been gathering to make sure that no one jumps over the fence. so far this has been a peaceful, nonviolent demonstration, which was the goal of the organizers here. i want to bring in leondria and wanted to talk about your goals here today. why important to do this type of demonstration on derby day? >> because it's derby day and we haven't got justice for breonna taylor. this woman was killed march 13th when the police raided h

witnessed several fires starting up these houses that have been set up around the main camp outside the perimeter of the official camp are also now mostly destroyed so this entire area is basically uninhabitable the government says that it has managed to provide them with water and with food and we have seen people have struggled back here carting bottles of fresh water away but the next step is to get them to shelter one ship a passenger ferry has been chartered and has a right we are told by coast go to thor's he's here on the island it is more loss in the main harbor of me to leave it on the other side of the island because of lack of space. and people are meant to be taken there as soon as possible especially families but they haven't arrived yet the 2nd thing that's being done today is that tents which arrived yesterday afternoon are going to be set up in the municipal refugee camp called got out there and we expect to see and film that resettlement of people in that camp in those tents today but that's still probably leaves many thousands in the hills the olive groves around us here. on to

team area were fleeing from that violence and in the process of that several fires were set on the perimeter and then now those fires have been set inside the camp also office for the asylum seeking process takes place is on fire our students living quarters are on fire. numerous people have been evacuated from the area of their own accord or are now by authorities the space that was created for quarantine was for anyone who had recently tested or had been potentially connected to anyone who had tested positive of those cases where it's symptomatic and they were just basically quarantining them off to the side for 14 days so once you know once night falls it's kind of not necessarily you know aggressively policed and in this area some individuals gathered and started arresting some of the people that were inside and some sort of violence ensued the images and the photos and the stories that are coming back from our students are that you know this violence has just kind of turned into kind of a full scale riot. well now trials for one of the leading corona virus vaccines have been put on hold

it changes the nature of the perimeter and environment you can control a. that's been kind of the model so now that they have moved so many things to cloud services and software service, it requires us to rethink the nature of trust. at some point there's no way around that. zero trust we are getting there. we published guidance just in the last few weeks. we are trying to give departments and agencies guidance and flexibility and encourage them to move 20 trust architectures which involve a lot by the way. there's no -- its philosophical and architecture so it has to be built and it will take us some time to get there but it is a push from the perspective we are doing pilots now and this has to be a significant part of what they do over the coming years as they move mor north services ino the cloud .. >> him him. >> and they had one of the most capable approaches protecting users and devices and then the single largest, may be tied but those things really took off. and it has forced customers to reevaluate. it was already distributed. but it was already th

we are hoping that if the fire activity does pick up on the active fires, it stays within the perimeter, that will be our goal. >> right now we do have the danger coming up this weekend. how many personnel are act deadly working to step up with these fires? >> there are nearly 18,000 firefighters on the frontlines of the fires. we've been holding onto firefighters to make sure we have plenty of resources on the active fires but pulled back the flames and hold the perimeter. we are also bringing in additional resources. often under conditions like this we pre-position resources. fortunately the red flag warning right now is for northern california so we have areas of the rest of the state where we can move resources out of those areas and move them to the high sierra's. unfortunately the red flag warning was issued in southern california for the santa ana winds. we will look across many parts of california, not just northern california this weekend. >> those that have been affected in the past and dealt with the smoke and people had their homes burned by flames, will you have enough pers

people that also set the perimeter, people that use their vehicles a set of these events in criminal terms called aiding and abetting, those two will have their vehicles seized. we will have the ability to go after them. it's not just the individuals that are driving the vehicles. is the individuals that are participating in and major participants of setting up the events. that is something that chiefs got in i have spent a lot of time talking about. the mayor feels really strongly about this. we have to have accountability. it will not just be the individuals who were driving the vehicles and doing the stunts, it will be the people who are aiding and abetting and setting up these events. we also, as a result, and i want to thank the mayor as part of the budget process, will be getting over 15 cameras on this camera and video evidence is one of the most important factors in these crimes. this corner that has been plagued a few times, in the next few weeks we will have 15 video cameras put up. we have been working with a captain in his office to increase foot patrol. it is not just ab

you can see in my fire perimeter map here. we got it zoned out. i put these fire icons here to show you where the hot spots have been located due to satellite fire detection. it has been on the north side and also on the southern side of these fire lines and of course now getting all too close to saint helena and calistoga. saint helena will be the target for maybe the fire to blow back in the other direction. tomorrow, 87 degrees. humidity at 33%. wind gusts of 5 to 20 miles per hour. an average of temperatures i think we'll have some 90ss on the fire line. it is such a gray area. those temperatures are going to vary. i want to show you 10:30 tomorrow night, the surface winds is not that bad. look at these colors in the north bay. you will see higher elevations around 20 or 25 miles per hour . as we head into thursday ooer evening. we'll see some of these winds here across the north bay as we head into friday evening. we'll be here to cover it up for you. air quality could get worse tomorrow. i am not bringing a lot of good news for you. we are g

in as a climate controlled and so our temperatures much cooler going on for today all around the perimeter of the bay that we've experienced today look at these numbers currently. >>you go over the east bay hills numbers pop well in the upper 80's to low or even upper 90's along the east bay shoreline we've got the 70's 80's up to the north bay that is some smoke and use their 90 going on for 65 san francisco, 82 san jose, however. >>looks like ahead there's more some hot days to be had this week national weather service has issued a new heat advisory. this is thursday now until about 8 or 9 o'clock going on there on thursday, and it does include the city of san francisco in most of the bay, some of the higher elevations, tent that they won't be in that tonight, 59 san francisco. open about 6162 san jose. then for the greater bay area mostly a 60 story it looks like tonight. get some sneaking out here a little bit from a bottle and up to santa rosa. the 70 forecast we stay chug along with the 90's all week long it looks like. but there is some relief to be had as we head on into the weeken

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that neighborhood now there's been fire burning on the perimeter. several hundred homes, track style homes, older homes. and they're concerned about that going on and catching fire. they have protection around that and are hoping -- it's still under threat but they do have fire trucks down there waiting to go no that neighborhood. it's gone on the perimeter and they've been able to keep it out so far. >> bob, thank you. >> live now to "today in the bay's" cierra johnson. one area that's been hard hit overnight, the skyhawk neighborhood in looks like there's one standing behind you at least. >> reporter: the house appears to be standing. if you walk to your right it's a shell of what it was. it's really just the front of the home that's standing and the brick facade is just that, a facade. the wind has picked up and you can see the roof line. that started as just a small spark. with the wind picking up it continues to grow so i am keeping a close eye on what's going on there. a lot of times you don't see what's happening. if you look through the wind

chris: talking to the police source a few minutes ago, they said that was the reason the perimeter has been expanded. tohave been pushed back abouout 200 or 300 meters or so from the site of the attack. .olice are currently busy the police source said there was a suspect package but obviously the situation is very unclear and they are taking no chances. >> we could very much see the police are taking no chances, they a are moving people along. schoolchildren , out ofo stay inside fear for their safety. dangerousy a very suspect could be at-large. one person has been arrested. two people grgravely injured. this is an important and symbolic location. the formery close to offices -- not the current offices of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo. to aof course had to move secret location to continue with the magazine because of the high-risk of the threats against ththem. talk us through a bit about where you are and where this attack appears to have taken place. is in the center of the french capital. it is a fairly busy area. it is also just on the road from the theater where there were

james and it shows you the circumference of the fire area that's what the red line indicates the perimeter of the fire and again as you can see it straddles both the sonoma and napa valley's it started in napa in the area between calistoga and saint in the hills there and then spread overnight sunday. >>down into the sonoma valley. and now we know that it burned number of homes in east santa rosa. how the fire started still unclear, we know that it obviously broke out during red flag warning conditions on sunday now raging out of control yeah and so it's grown now to more than 65 square miles. >>part of that fire zone is the city of calistoga they're concerned about it. it hasn't burned and they don't want it to and with the way the fire can and the wind can travel the entire town was evacuated yesterday for good reason crawford's will trend of fact choosing an example now of homes that are getting pretty close to the fires will. >>you can i get any closer than this home and i'll quickly show to just a few moments, but you can see the fire burning right behind me this is a hillside that wa

team area were fleeing from that violence and in the process of that several fires were set on the perimeter and then now those fires have been set inside the camp also office for the asylum seeking process takes place is on fire our students living quarters are on fire. numerous people have been evacuated from the area of their own accord or are now by authorities the space that was created for quarantine was for anyone who had recently tested or had been potentially connected to anyone who had tested positive all those cases were asymptomatic and they were just basically quarantining them off to the side for 14 days so once you know once night falls it's kind of not necessarily you know aggressively policed and in this area some individuals gathered and started arresting some of the people that were inside and some sort of violence ensued the images and the photos and the stories that are coming back from our students are that you know this violence has just kind of turned into kind of a full scale riot. trials for one of the leading coronavirus virus vaccines have been put on hold astra z

main commute, a couple of the slower spots to call out as we look at the map, everything along the perimeter looks to be okay. calling out a special issue for oakland, though. the altamont pass as well. over to the right coming out of the altamont pass, the west 580. a crash waiting for a tow truck over at north flynn. one lane is blocked by a car or a vehicle that is perpendicular to the rest of traffic making it tougher to see. over there southbound 880 jams up from the bridge and from alameda. those crews probably won't clear for another 45 minutes and then in the north bay marcus is marking a lot of local closures, silverado trail, we've had changes overnight. we'll talk more about that coming up. you're still talking about the fires, of course. >> that glass fire and the zogg fires are now burning in shasta county adding to a devastating year. a record setting 3.7 million acres now burned in california. the governor now declaring the state of emergency. here is a look at the current evacuation map that we have for you. 68,000 people are under evacuation orders in sonoma county alone due

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east of santa rosa in sonoma county the cause of the fire still unknown, but that red line is the perimeter of where these fires are burning right now we know that it started in an area that was under a red flag warning which as john was preparing us for as we're going into the weekend we knew temperatures are going to get awfully hot as we head into sunday, yeah it was so hot last night and you can smell. >>that smoke i did write when i woke up this morning plus there are 2 other fires in napa county believed to be a spot fires of the glass fire, let's take a look at the napa sonoma county line is where these are burning. we're being told those are called the shady fire and voice and fire right now. these pictures are live. from a camera that we have posted in that area napa county this morning and you can see a glow from the flames and then the darkness and smoke from those fires again you'll smell it this morning, cal fire and local firefighters are diverting resources to try to contain both of those new blazes as well. >>let's take another look at the evacuation map now for napa you can

>>that's outlining the perimeter of the creek fire and then off to the right. the cursor now over the tip there of the lake that's lake edison in the sierra national forest this year, nevada national forest that is where the campers are hunkered down right now waiting to be rescued. earlier this morning we spoke to officials from the forest service about the effort. >>there are we actually have i want to say 3 locations within the the one up in the top that you spoke of a few minutes ago. is in the vermillion valley area by late get us in and florence lake. those hikers are safe. they do have as you stated volunteers, i believe there's also a member of the sheriff's office there with them so that they have communication. >>back down here in the valley area and there's 2 other locations the same saying that people are very very safe. they are working on plans to bring these people but as you stated the overnight and into the evening has been to the point that the pilots can't get up but they are in communication along with that picture you saw is seemingly in go

was struck by how empty the campus is but maybe even more striking is what is happening around the perimeter of the campus. ordinarily the sidewalks can be impassable with crowds of students. can see what it looks like. business owners see trouble. >> this is my 36 the air, i've not seen this is a disaster. >> reporter: peak of the lunch hour and there might have been a half-dozen people grabbing food at any one time, that a student body this commercial block, like the campus sitting right across the street, sits largely deserted. >> they bring life to campus. without them there is no life year. >> reporter: around 60,000 students, i believe, for commerce. it is definitely taking a huge hit. >> reporter: devin lloyd -- the pandemic has been challenging enough but no one was prepared for this. >> what we are seeing is mostly regulars and up and coming for a long time that live in the area, but younger people are can we just don't see them. >> students usually just, everywhere. just really, really empty. sad. >> those neighborhood regulars like margaret hurlbert are also getting rattled now as

. >> authorities have sealed off about two dozen city blocks establishing a perimeter to try and keep the peace former officer has been released on $15,000 bail. >> there's still a trial ahead thanks >>> today will mark ruth bader ginsburg's final day at the u.s. supreme court after 27 years on the bench. she lies in repose for one last day. tracie potts is live with the latest and president trump will be among those visiting today. >> frances, we do expect that president trump and first lady melania trump will visit at some point today as that public viewing continues. and we also know he's getting closer to making a decision on who will replace justice ginsburg the front runner appears to be chicago based federal appeals judge amy barrett. we do know that she met with president trump on monday, one of the five women he said to be considering. with an announcement coming this weekend. >> we are going to be having a very exciting saturday at 5:00 in the rose garden where i'll be putting forth my nominee for supreme court justice. it's time for a woman to be chosen with everything that

witnessed several fires starting up these houses that have been set up around the main camp outside the perimeter of the official camp are also now mostly destroyed so this entire area is basically uninhabitable the government says that it has managed to provide them with water and with food and we have seen people have struggled back here carting bottles of fresh water away but the next step is to get them to shelter one ship a passenger ferry has been chartered and has arrived we are told by coast guard authorities here on the island it is more loss in the main harbor of me to leave it on the other side of the island because of lack of space. and people are meant to be taken there as soon as possible especially families but they haven't arrived yet the 2nd thing that's being done today is that tents which arrived yesterday afternoon are going to be set up in the municipal refugee camp called got out there and we expect to see and film that resettlement of people in that camp in those tents today but that's still probably leaves many thousands in the hills the olive groves around us here india a

combined into what they're just now calling the glass fires and you can see the red outline is the perimeter and it is a large amount of land it's burning east of saint helene right now in calistoga in napa county and then again just east of santa rosa in sonoma county so a couple fronts that firefighters are concerned about the cause of the fire still hasn't been determined though we know that it did break out in an area that was under red flag warning early sunday. we do have team coverage of the fires this morning. let's go now live to kron four's will tran who is actually standing by up in calistoga last time we checked with will yesterday of course he was following all the people that were evacuating i suspect just about everybody is out now well. >>everybody's out those who are holed up in their homes. they don't have power it is really dark in this area. james you talked about a 1000 homes threaten about a 1001 because you can see this home right behind me we're off a 29 between saint helene and calistoga and you can see the flames on the hillside and standing right in front of the fl

there are white dangs moving around the perimeter and black gangs moving within it looking for white victims. it becomes a chaotic place where they want order restored. and when the militia finally shows up, they do exactly that. they restore order very quickly. they point bayonets and then the mobs vanish. >> here is a truck with milk and bread in chicago, and it has to be with armed guards. even if that is a good military for instan presence, a safe guard, that sees african-americans as a criminalized population, we forget that these weapons are not there to keep african-americans in place, but rather to protect them. they respect a hard er group. >> yeah, you have a hardenning of neighborhoods. this is my neighborhood, your neighborhood, it is ball kkiniz. >> it is. >> and there is a strong belief that the original richard daley, the mayor of the city of chicago was in the riots participating. if anyone knows chicago, that would not be too surprising. so center your inner white midwesterner for a moment. what are we afraid of? this is what we're afraid of. this is what we're afrai

i away from the perimeter of the fire so. about fires are more common with the wind driven fires and so it's harder just assume that just because the fires, you know a couple of miles away it's going to come near me if they can show up at a moment's notice probably be a little bit to open things up quickly until things really start to cool down and they really get a handle on the fire on without his is please be patient. we have several employees that are evacuated from their homes we want to get them back to south as possible. we will get everybody home soon as we can. >>you know we notice that compared to yesterday there are a couple other zones now that it either on her list mandatory evacuation like community south of bent mountain or under evacuation warnings. in other portions of eastern santa rosa have you seen that people are at hearing to those warnings and to those evacuation orders are they moving out accordingly. >>so for the most part. there are still some outliers that refused to evacuate and obviously that's no

>> reporter: yes, as you take a look at those pictures, they're outside of a perimeter. you've got these dump trucks that have created a ten by ten block perimeter here in downtown louisville, almost every single business is boarded up, almost every single establishment is braced for some kind of protest and again, it has been 190, more than 190 days since breonna taylor has been killed, this city has seen protests every single day. we started to see a ramp-up of certain measures that the city is preparing, the curfew that's going into place tonight. second, the national guard being activated. and the third, the staging of officers in and around the city, and again the shutting down of many of these businesses. this city has seen sustained protests and why it's so hard for people to understand that there were no police reforms through a criminal justice process, there were a number of very important police reforms made in the settlement with breonna taylor's family, there has to be a superviz so to sign the warrant. body cameras are now required on all officers, part of

a zero tolerance policy and some drivers could face six months in jail and those on the perimeter ofould be impounded for aiding and abetting. >>> kids won't be happy, halloween is called off in contra costa county, announcing it is strongly recommended. the threat of covid-19 making it too risky to go door to door and advising everyone to avoid haunted houses and large halloween parties, this is a recommendation not a mandate. officers will not be out policing streets on halloween night. >>> backs in a moment scary moment at a giants game. stay with us. right now, we could all use some comforting words, so here it goes: melty, melty, tasty, grilly, juicy, sizzle. mmm, that should feel better. the sourdough patty melt is back. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... melty, melty. ms. williams: we've been working hard... ms. robinson: ...to make learning fun again. ms. duncan: and making sure our students can succeed. ms. zamora: we're with you every step of the way. ms. robinson: i know it's a challenging time. ms. zamora: no one wants to be back in the classroom more than teachers. m

plenty leaves on the ground for it to catch on fire but since they put on a perimeter.oving away from the home and interestingly enough guys they have yet to spray any water onto the fire. they have plenty of hoses on the ground ready to go in case the situation gets out of hand but at this particular time it looks like they know what they're doing as far as moving the fire. away from the flames very smoky conditions we're talking about 8500 homes threatened at this particular time. 113 homes or structures that have been destroyed. let's hope that number stays the same and does not include this particular home if you're waking up at your family and friends are in a hotel. i can tell you tucker road that's your home your home is fine these heroes out here are doing their very best to push the fire away from your homes which i know there are family this little kids there because we showed the toys on the ground little kids lived at this home as well moving away from us, thanks. goodness. back to you all right. yeah dramatic a vantage point there will thank you very much f

barricades around jefferson square park where many of the demonstrations have been held and the perimeter of the downtown area. the department said in a statement that the actions are quote to ensure the area is as safe as possible and quote for the protesters and those who live and work in the area. it's unclear when that announcement on the officers involved in the case will be made. tonight vanessa bryant. the widow of basketball star kobe bryant has filed a lawsuit against the los angeles county sheriff. >>bryant claims that deputies shared unauthorized photographs of the crash site that killed her husband, their 13 year-old daughter and 7 others after the january 26 crash reports service that graphic pictures of the victims were being shared. sheriff alex villanueva told news media that 8 deputies took or shared graphic pictures of the scene and he ordered those images be deleted. the sheriff's department did not immediately have a comment today. but the lawsuit seeks damages for negligence invasion of privacy and intentional infliction of emotional distress tonight beta has weakened

>>set the perimeter. the people that use their vehicles to set up these events and in criminal terms called aiding and abetting. those 2. we'll have their vehicle seized. >>san francisco police chief bill scott says a special sideshow unit has been for 15 new surveillance cameras will also be installed to help investigators catch sideshow drivers and participants for this to work effectively. >>is we have to be able to put the driver behind the wheel. then we can do something with that case increasing the penalties for participating in the illegal stunt driving events comes after labor day is deadly shooting in the city's excelsior district. >>it's dangerous for the participants is dangerous for the spectators is dangerous for all the folks who are within range of this particular event in san francisco haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>back to our continuing wildfire coverage now as catastrophic fires continue to burn across california today governor newsom announced that 25 people have been killed by wildfire

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on wednesday after being poisoned with a nerve agent in an apparent assassination attempt at the perimeter of. thailand's parliament has voted to delay making a decision on whether it will amend the constitution well that was a key demand of anti-government protesters who have demonstrated outside the building for more than 2 months they say the current constitution gives too much power to warless unelected bureaucrats and the army. on the next step to uganda where a coffee chain has opened a cafe staffed by deaf people launched in august the sign language cafe is getting more and more customers but the mass that everyone now has to wear because the coronavirus make the staff jobs a little bit tougher. row you have a customer. that is dave so he uses sign language to communicate he's worked as a barista of these coffee shops in kampala for 2 months now when i make good coffee and i solve the customer's order up perfectly i get a positive feedback that makes me really happy as specially if it comes from different customers. russa graduated from university 3 years ago but since then he's had

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of the land those 3 icons represent the 3 fires that are burning right now surrounded by that red perimeter line which is the borderline. >>of the fires the glass fire the originator of all of this is in the upper portion of your screen that's up in napa county. so that's a 25 miles east of seattle rosa and winds overnight have been blowing the embers from that fire down to the lower left sparking those 2 other fires that you see on your screen and that is what has the city of santa rosa now in jeopardy. this morning. the higher of the 2 that's the one that's burning up near where we have kron 4 sarah stinson and also kron four's yulia sevens in fact yulia 7 is all along highway 12 right now right there on the edge of the fire line yoli joining us now live with her pictures and last we talked you goalie we're just off of highway 12 they're really road where are you now, and it looks like we still obviously some activity in the distance. >>right right, i further down the legal road they saw a lot of fire trucks also saw some plans but they've been asked i mean the firefighters have been doin

fire crews are working to contain all of these those big red areas are the perimeters of the fires and that's how large they are thousands and thousands of fact are over. >>3 million acres that have burned. now look at the current air conditions out there, let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with the forecast the guys you know boy the air quality just so stagnant outside the winds. >>not much of a breeze we can't get it going so that's the problem so now smoke that really moved in a couple of days ago, has now started to settle near the surface without anything to mix it out. here's latest forecast, you'll notice as we get in toward the weekend high pressure begins to kick a little further. these that's a good sign we want a little movement that's what we call a rex block when you get a big dome like this developing on the west coast. these can last sometimes 14 days as long as 3 weeks now it's just beginning to move their quality though i don't think we see much improvement on the way for tomorrow, maybe a little bit in spots but boy once you get the smoke here

regulators we learn from our mistakes systematically tackled the issues and made changes to our business perimeter our controls and our personnel consistent with our commitment to protect the integrity of the financial system cities diligence and filing suspicious activity reports with the u.s. department of the treasury when appropriate given the confidential nature of these reports we did not comment on or confirm any particular report transaction now some argue that these words are not convinced and given that the u.s. government especially has been pushing banks to reform for years now they've been fining them millions of dollars they've been threatening them with criminal charges so the fence and files show how these bikes just transaction off to transactions been violating those promises of good behavior. how does the way that we globe to my head lunch reported by us to you thank you for watching this program here in moscow this sunday it's kevin 0 in on the rest of the morning team wishing you a great rest of the weekend. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what w

people sought dense smoke, a hazy sky, the worst spots along the bay area's perimeter napa, concord and gilroy. in downtown concord tuesday evening most of the patio dining set empty. >> i don't think we were thinking about it until we were driving here and we saw how bad it was. the sky was so red and we were like this is like a movie right now. >> reporter: this oakland resident is working from home and said she had to get out after being cooped up indoors. she questioned her decision after seeing the smoke. >> and breathing like okay the the bay area clearly visible. >> people were seeing the sun was very red and hazy. >> reporter: people reported seeing a hazy sky as well from wildfires travel to the very area. >> there was a lot of smoke in of blowing along from the fires of north of us. is a big mendocino fire and some of the sierra and sacrament of valley. >> reporter: air district say most of the smoke stayed in the atmosphere, creating a different colored sky, but the smoke, less noticeable. >> visual you can sort of see it in the sky, but it hasn't ascended down to ground leve