of attack, it is desirable of course to launch a direct assault with water on the flames on the perimeters can be done safely, well and good. time will be saved. often, however, the steepness of the terrain and the heat of the fire on the perimeter make it impractical and dangerous to approach directly. in such cases, the fire boss will probably create a break by removing the fuel in a belt around the perimeter. here, crews and bulldozers are the most valuable firefighting tools. natural barriers such as roads or small bodies of water can also be usefully incorporated into the fire break. once the break is completed, it must be carefully controlled until the fire is completely out. burning fuel may blow away and start a new fire. the whole process would have to begin all over again. rarely will fire situations be identical, but the fire boss, in addition to having gone through training, can anticipate the behavior of any given fire according to the weather and fuel conditions. this kind of experience is further backed up by a network of detection, communication and coordination with other

simulteously a breakdown o the pusan perimeter got underway in the south.week of heavy fighting, our forces drove 20 miles inland to seoul. than 10,000 troops were dug in. street cornerry with orders to fight to the death. sweeping northward past the 38th parallel. our army units pushed on toward the yellow river, korea's distant boundary. but there were signs of trouble ahead. some of the prisoners in the north wore the uniform of the communist chinese army. november found elements of the 10th corps on the frozen banks of the river. while they ate their thanksgiving dinner, they could see communist china. assured.eemed there was talk of war's end by christmas. on the other side, chinese were amassing. new wars were about to begin. november, the chinese filledrmy attacked, splitting u.n. forces and holding them back. what president truman had called a faction had become a major war. our forces in the west pulled back to the south. elements of the first mari division and the seventh infantry, along with other troops cut off in the northeast, fought their way

[gunfire] ♪ through july and august of 1950, our forces were being pushed to a corner, the perimeter.troops from japan. again, we were faced with an emergency build up to fighting strength. we drew on our citizen soldiers, reserves, and inductees. within the year, our army would grow from 600,000 to more than a million and a half men. ♪ [gunfire] other united nations forces began arriving in korea. british troops of the southern lands and argyle highlanders. the international army was beginning to take shape. it was none too soon. again, time was running out. ♪ the nacton river provided a natural defense line. it was here the guts and stamina of the american soldier and his republic of korea allies, and a protective wall of artillery fire, held the communist forces at bay. ♪ [gunfire] [explosions] ♪ the buildup of allied strength was rapidly gaining momentum. ♪ september 15, 1950, the united nations suddenly took the offensive. ♪ [explosions] general douglas macarthur, the supreme commander, had conceived this daring strike along the coast of the yellow sea west of seoul. ♪ the marine

here is a map, it shows you the fire perimeter in red, the solid yellow around it is the mandatory evacuation zone. the lighter yellow areas are the evacuation warnings. >>> new evacuations were ordered today for the valley floor, west of rutherford. new warnings were issued west of oakville. and, a 17 mile stretch of highway 29 has been shut down, from calistoga, north to middletown. >> cal fire has confirmed nearly 400 structures have been damaged, or destroyed in the burn zone. that now covers about 88 square miles across napa and sonoma counties. the fire is 5% contained, we have team coverage from the weather center to the front lines, we begin with kenny, he is live in the outskirts where the situation has been deteriorating all day. kenny? >> reporter: elizabeth, there are plenty of residents here who are staying put, you can understand why, because their homes mean so much to them. throughout the day, we have seen air drops in this area, not too much air support, every once in a while, you will hear helicopters and cal fire says that is because the skies are smoky and gray and that li

this is a mandatory evacuation or area here and this is a border of the perimeter of the fire itself you can not go north on highway 29 appeared to get out of the napa valley up toward middletown in lake county that is close let's jump over real quick and show you what's going on sonoma county not a lot of changes here on this side of the fire here santa rosa as you head east on highway 12 heading toward oakmont in kenwood then you start to get into the evacuation areas. this is the warning area this area in red is the mandatory area and there's another area here that's warning, but this is all mandatory evacuation area and again this line right here is the fire perimeter. the fire is burning inside this boundary. but again as we've been talking about these red flag warnings and what we saw a few days ago when this all started the embers were being thrown forward about a mile or so and starting new fires that's what everybody's worried about right now with these winds. they're hoping cal fire's hoping to keep the fire in the lines that are already on this map back to you guys all rig

the 2020 fire perimeters on top of the map. all of the fire perimeters expecting rainfall. then as we head through the midday and afternoon on friday. we'll see spotty rain for us. even the chance of snow across the summit level. and then we'll see a second round of some rainfitall saturdd eventually that would roll in as we head through saturday evening. what about snow totals? one to two inches. right there we could see a bulls eye closer to about three to six inches. i don't know anybody on friday or saturday that is going to be disappointed by rain. myself i'm going to go outside and stand in it. i'm not sure how long. i'm so excited. >> good coffee weather. cinnamon roll. cozy up with a blanket. >> for sure. >> a disturbing practice in the city. our investigation unkoed it looking into social justice issues. >> here you compare crime and people with criminal records to a dinosaur. >> yeah. >> i'll have to stop the interview. >> this is the police lounsing program that compared people with criminal records to predatory animals. with the exclusive report. >> i didn't hav

in or out or and even outer perimeters and this is all for the safety. our community who live work travel through this particular area and again our number one focus is the safety of everyone and for the armed gunman. we're going to take our time peaceful surrender peaceful resolution. >>to this incident and regards to why this suspect went into this building do we have any idea why he went into that specific business we won't go into all the details because this is still very much an active scene. but what we can share with you is when our officers arrived here. >>at 1115 of the 1600 block of high street. the armed gunman barricaded himself inside this business. many of the employees were able to make it out except one employee was held for several hours before he was released he was released and are unharmed. but also want to share with you several hours ago. while the hostage was inside the business there a gunshot that was searched and no one was injured. but we do know that a shot was fired inside the business. so we do know. >>that the armed this c

this is the fire perimeter. so you can see the fire burning right at the edge of calistoga highway 29 going north up into middletown into lake county. that is all close so there's no way to get north from calistoga and then we saw dan kerman here right in downtown saint and you can see this part is under an evacuation warning the yellow area of seen lena. you cross a few streets and you're into a mandatory evacuation order and again just to show you how close the fire is this is the fire perimeter right on the west side and right over here on the east side so saint helene and the only way out is heading south on highway 29 toward napa let's jump over to sonoma county. not a lot has changed over here. give us some perspective downtown santa rosa you head east on highway 12 you get into the evacuation warning area here in yellow you get close to an adele state park and then you're in the red zone and look there's a lot of homes in this area, this is a mandatory evacuation order here on the east side of santa rosa,

on the fire perimeter. humidity 31 will, a, and tomorr you to 96. and most of the hot spots have been on the north side of the fire perimeter. with the normal wind developing, you can see it push off to the south. that is why they are really continuing to be the focus of possibly some more fire spread. the air quality, it is awful outside. we are talking unhealthy. across the bay area. i went outside for a minute and it was toxic. we will talk about the air quality tomorrow. we will have checks on it and when we could get a break. we will see you in a bit. >> i woke up to ash, a unwelcome deja vu, we get a live look at dublin. the clouds and smoke clouding the skies. as the day went on, it got worse. we are in the livermore valley shrowded in haze. >> reporter: the popular trail was not as popular today, too hot, too smocky. but we did find a few people that braved it. >> it's bothering us a bit. but we forgot to wear our masks. >> wearing the mask helps to keep the smoke out a bit. it's not as bad as it has been. >> and that's the common thread, wh

when they were able to get bam out on the perimeter, the lakers were able to drive to the paint, rondo who is very efficient, there was just a lack of rim protection. so, yes, you know, you need big men on offense, but you need them defensively as well to protect that rim and to provide some sort of presence down low. it is nice to have versatility and big men like bam adebayo and anthony davis who can handle the basketball, shoot on the perimeter, but they also have to be able to protect that rim down low. and you see the importance when you don't have that presence down low. >> how would you try to guard anthony davis? >> put draymond on him. >> i meant you. but that's probably a better answer anyway, right? >> me? say a couple prayers but -- whatever we do -- whenever we do the assignment where we played with anthony davis over the years and we had some success defending him. obviously he's a tremendously talented player, we always talk where our help defense is coming from. it always starts with draymond. it always starts with, let me guard him. let me just guard him straight up an

but that's today for a good chunk of the real estate but mostly around the perimeter of the bay you're going to see it disappear. inland the higher elevations such as the east bay hills going to stay in place a county going to continue to remain filled are in the lower elevations, it will expire, but the higher elevations until tomorrow afternoon. that's because the continuation of the week is the shot from u c berkeley up on the hills here for example, the winds were remain in place and so with a statement meanwhile down to the east bay shoreline that state will expire in just a couple of hours current winds right now you can see the direction clearly on the northeast in the concentration of the winds in napa and solano counties elsewhere not as aggressive. so let's go ahead forward with that yeah looks like a little the way of a breeze for tonight. and then as we go all the way out to tomorrow morning. there's like a chunk right up here in the north bay where most of the action remains one of the reasons why solano county all of it is in it and then the east bay, not as heavy as what

i am outside the perimeter because the secret service is sweeping in, the stadium behind me.s far as the topics we don't have an official list from moderator susan baines but over 90 minutes, she will try to break it down into 9, 10 minute segments and you can bet the coronavirus, the administration's handling a the president's diagnosis will be front and center, 2020 communications director says pence will defend their handling of the pandemic and try to draw out senator harris on her record. >> kamala harris is to let this moment a cosponsor of bernie sanders's medicare for all bill which outlaws private health insurance for 180 million americans. he will bring that up and try to expose the radical agenda, talk about the fact that joe biden wants to raise taxes on all-americans, they are in the grips of the radical left and the vice president will make it clear. >> reporter: we expect harris to be prepared. she has been here prepping with pete buttigieg who has been playing the role of mike pence in public appearances yesterday but joe biden on the campaign trail in gettysb

work together as he was prepared to do to keep kids in school who he would yank out of school in a perimeter he way, and keep jobs and livelihoods supported in this country and take the commonsensical regional approach and kindly spell out to all the colleague across the whole of the country that is the best way forward is indeed he did on monday. >> it is apparently opportunistic. and this morning he supports a circuit break. and are below one. i can't think of a single scientist to back. he will note the chief medical officer, the chief medical officer, it is not confidence nor is anyone confident that the proposals for the highest rate would be enough. is tier 3, the highest tier. why is the prime minister so confident his approach will get it below are one or is that no longer the government plan? >> he is misrepresenting the position, what our advice is, the regional measures of tier 3 at all levels were implemented in full with the support and active cooperation as we have seen from the city region like i paid tribute, i thank him for what he is doing and full and proper enforcement if

appreciation of sun and may the ring water comes from the top of the roof comes down the pike along this perimeter here curving around and shooting up again down into this tank which is the collection tank and we can drop it but that that water into this court to turn it into reflecting pool so that at night light comes out from beneath that pool to capture the tops of the rain drops to. really celebrate the. experience of rain. peter meringue says making clever use of limited expensive space is becoming increasingly important with more home working we all need to really reduce zein the way people live in their homes i see in the future there is lots of opportunities for architects delivering really good improvements to the way people live and to the homes and the local environment plenty of opportunities for ingenious home extensions and improvements even in densely populated london time to let the creative juices flowing. absolutely amazing what you can do with a couple of eaves trough and a good imagination well that's all for this time from artful culture sure to check us out on the web site e

obviously there's a significant security perimeter here. we don't know yet exactly what that means, but obviously something to keep in mind as we await the president. again, we know this is the optics president, likes to make a show of things, likes to project strength. that's something he is trying to do at this moment, show he is not the 74-year-old man laid up in the hospital for several days now. obviously that's all playing into the image making as the president prepares to leave the hospital in a few moments. >> very interesting indeed. cnn law enforcement analyst jonathan rockrow is with us, former secret service agent. how worried are you about former colleagues that are going to be protecting, that's their job to protect the president of the united states, but they're going to be in very close contact with him as he makes this marine one flight from the hospital back to the white house. >> wolf, thank you. listen, i'm very worried about them. but they are professionals. they are mission driven. they're going to focus on ensuring th

we're trying to bring this to a very peaceful, safe, solution, we're going to maintain our perimeter out here for anyone traveling or living in the area. we have made some evacuation. this particular incident, it's a shopping center, a mini strip mall shopping center and one of the businesses is where the gunman is. >> is the person being held hostage an employee at that shoe store? >> that is our understanding, is that they're an employee and again we have and continue to have on and off communications with the gunman and we have our practical negotiation team who are here. they're highly trained and these types of incidents, and we again, our goal is to have the safe release of the hostage as well as the peaceful surrender of the gunman. >> is the person inside with the gun making demands of opd or anyone. has opd perhaps called the man's family or loved ones to the scene to help the negotiations. >> all very good questions and certainly, we would love to go into all of the details but some of those we would not be sharing. i can tell you in the past, we will do what it takes to br

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if you're on the perimeter, you're next to fewer people, so they said that would help as well.e? >> elizabeth, let's talk about treatments for covid. researchers have found mixed results -- mixed results -- for one ianti-inflammatory drug on whether it can reduce the illness for patients. what is the drug? >> the drug is called tolizamol. there was a lot of hope that if it controls inflammation in arthritis, it could maybe control the inflammation that causes so much damage in covid-19. two clinical trials showed, unfortunately, that it did not work. in a clinical trial you assemble a group of patients or you plan for a group of patients and you give, say, half of them the drug and you don't give it to the other half and you compare the two groups. there was one study that did show that it worked actually quite a bit, by 30%, but that was an observational study. that's where they looked backwards to see the folks we gave this to, how did they do. that's not as reliable as a clinical trial, but it does certainly keep some hope that maybe this drug is useful in certain patients.

. >> we had a six block perimeter set up. >> reporter: the suspect took one of the employees hostage. police were able to safely negotiate the release of the employee around 2:00 but said the suspect kept firing more rounds. >> the armed gunman is in distress, highly agitated. very challenging with the communication. >> police say the suspect was wanted in connection to a double homicide last week on 84th avenue in oakland. after six hours they coaxed him out, bringing him in to custody. >> we will continue to demonstrate to our community that we are serious about reducing the violence and for those that are responsible for the violence we will seek to take you in custody. >>> oakland unified school district is apologizing for releasing a survey that included a racist term for people of asian descent. they released a statement saying we are sorry to anyone who saw it and felt the crushing weight of historic racism associated with the word. district officials are working to find any digital security issue that might have led to the problem and they will send a replacement survey soon.

. >> we had a six block perimeter set up. >> reporter: the suspect took one of the employees hostage. police were able to safely negotiate the release of the employee around 2:00 but said the suspect kept firing more rounds. >> the armed gunman is in distress, highly agitated. very challenging with the communication. >> police say the suspect was wanted in connection to a double homicide last week on 84th avenue in oakland. after six hours they coaxed him out, bringing him in to custody. >> we will continue to demonstrate to our community that we are serious about reducing the violence and for those that are responsible for the violence we will seek to take you in custody. >>> oakland unified school district is apologizing for releasing a survey that included a racist term for people of asian descent. they released a statement saying we are sorry to anyone who saw it and felt the crushing weight of historic racism associated with the word. district officials are working to find any digital security issue that might have led to the problem and they will send a replacement survey soon.

fire lines, perimeter i have mapped out on here.s showing most of the hot spots today, north and south side. big problem we'll get into with on and off wind gusts is wind direction has changed. coming more out of the north. and it's going to be pushing off towards the south. that could take some of these flames and embers and push it towards some communities that may feel like they've been spared like ang win, saint helena, kenwood, glen ellen, be careful if you decided to stay in those communities, asked to leave, definitely do so. hour by hour forecast. put the wind speed on. not going to look impressive overall. but colors here. 5:30 in the morning, orange pop to the east of calistoga, saint helena, 40 to 45-mile-an-hour wind gusts. thursday evening, more over the north bay mountains, 30 to 40 miles per hour, and then more wind continuing into early friday afternoon before it begins to calm on down. air quality stays unhealthy through tomorrow. temperatures will also be hot. sorry to lay it on you here but got to get the informat

whole lot to measure, if i put the rain totals out for rain, for hundreds of inch of rain within the perimeterf the classifier. that is good. it did not do much for the fire but at least it is something. we have

we got about 4/10 o of an inch of rain within the perimeter of the glass fire. we got 1/100 of an inch of rain in berkeley. if you look at this system, that was 1:00 in the afternoon, and that line of showers just dissolved on its way here, and the reason why i say tomorrow is going to look totally atch hn to our clouds, blanket overhea i'going to kefrwh inow, 11:00, and play there into tomorrow morning and they just disappear, and the reason why they got cleared out of here so fast, that's 9:30 tomorrow morning, we're going to have clear blue sky, once we get into the late morning tomorrow in the bay area. the reason behind this, offshore winds, totally different from today, similar to what we've had for much of the last several weeks, when we come back in the complete forecast, i'm going to show you where fire weather concerns will come back in the forecast, and daytime highs inland will go back in the mid 90s. it was in the 170s today. mid 90s are coming back. i'll show you all that in a few minutes. pg&e is investigating whether it's own equipment sparked a

of santa rosa up towards the anguin area, basically anything you see along the fire side of the perimeter. >> are we entering the greatest concerns in terms of the weather patterns this week? >> so the fire weather warning kicked in at 1:00 and starts early and you will see the winds increase or it could be in the afternoon. it depends on what happens. it's supposed to go through tomorrow, too. we have the rest of today and a good portion of tomorrow. >> cal fire spokes woman, best of luck to you. i know this is the 10th time. thank you for coming on to keep us informed. >> thank you for having us. >> folks, we'll take a short break. when we come back, we will switch gears and take you to a newly restored restaurant for >>>. >>> welcome back. san francisco moved indoors this week, helping us get answers the owner of gozoo in san francisco. mark, how are you doing? >> good, how are you? >> describe your food for us. it's studying the nuance and intrick cases of japanese beef. >> like mouth watering, melt in your mouth excellent beef? >> correct. >> all right. well, look listen you have gon

but you can see just how much of that landscape has burned within that perimeter. and we are seeing a lot of that smoke moving into and across the bay area. it's just being pushed down and will not mix out because we haven't had much of a wind today. and the direction of that wind brings it straight into the bay area. so it's very unhealthy especially in the north bay. the rest of the bay area will also need to limit time to see improvement this weekend. i'll talk about that temperatures as well as what we're expecting heading into next week. that's coming up in the full micro climate forecast. >>> let's change gears here. the niners play at home in prime time this weekend while there will be no fans lining up for the famed food at levi stadium, the chefs are taking their fare on the road feeding essential workers. let's go to nbc bay area's kris sanchez. she's live from milpitas with a twist on the sunday night football recipe. what are the ingredients this year, kris? [ laughter ] >> reporter: well, the ingredients are essential workers, kris. the sunday night fo

you can see the perimeter of the wildfire assets grown overnight. look at this. right now fire crews are working around the clock holding containment lines in napa and sonoma counties but they are concerned about another round of red flag warnings. cierra is with us and the latest on the firefighter. >> reporter: firefighters are a step closer to determining what caused the fire that has so far burned thousands of acres throughout sonoma county. our crews have been cedar throughout the areas since the fire began and captured just how the fire impacted the town of cal stowing, a. we've been in contact with those determining how it all started. yesterday sources close to the fire investigation told nbc investigates they are focusing on electrical fencing at dancing bear ranch owned howell mountain. in terms of the firefighter cal fire said the blaze swelled to nearly 57,000 acres. several homes and wineries destroyed and the evacuation is ongoing. road closures are also making it tough for make working to keep those wineries on track in terms of delivering supplies

appreciation of sun and may the ring water comes from the top of the roof comes down the pike along this perimeterre curving around and shooting up again and down into this tank which is the collection tank and we can draw from but that that water into this court to turn into reflecting pool so that at night light comes out from beneath that pool to capture the tops of the rain drops to really celebrate the. experience of rain. peter mary says making clever use of limited expensive in space is becoming increasingly important with more home working we all need to really religious sign the way people live in their homes i see in the future there is lots of opportunities for architects delivering really good improvements to the way people live and to the homes in the local environment plenty of opportunities for ingenious home extensions and improvements even in densely populated london time to let the creative juices flowing. absolutely amazing what you can do with a couple of eaves troughs and a good imagination well that's all for this time from arts and culture sure to check us out on the web sit

appreciation of sun and rain the ring water comes from the top of the group comes down the pike along this perimeterhere curving around and shooting up again down into this tank which is the collection tank and we can draw from but that that water into this courtyard to turn into reflecting pool so that it night light comes out from beneath that pool to capture the tops of the rain drops to really celebrate the. experience of rain. peter mary says making clever use of limited expensive space is becoming increasingly important with more home working we all need to really read a sign the way people live in their homes i see in the future there is lots of opportunities for architects delivering really good improvements to the way people live and to the homes in the local environment plenty of opportunities for ingenious home extensions and improvements even in densely populated london time to let the creative juices flowing. absolutely amazing what you can do with a couple of eaves trough and a good imagination well that's all for this time from arts and culture and sure to check us out on the web site

back to the mid-50s and also humidity levels at about 74% with a calm wind and then you can see the perimeter of the glass fire and how much has burned in those areas so we'll continue to monitor the weather in these spots as it looks good not only for today but the next several days and we'll be monitoring for a chance of rain. i'll talk more about that in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. how is it looking for the early morning commute, mike? >>> kari, it's slow in oakland because of a crash but better news, first of all, just minor injuries. only minor injuries and it sounds like everything is now off to the shoulder. there were perhaps two crashes we're showing you on the map, south 880 just around 66. that's the overcrossing right by the coliseum and the arena. a smooth drive now should start recovery from just before the high rise heading down out of the downtown oakland area heading up in toward the bay bridge no problem and the rest of the bay. even the altamont pass, we talked about a little bit of slowing. it's mild slowing down toward about 50, 55 probably at the worst. back

and security forces combing through the area in attempts to find the person behind this attack a perimeter has been set up and a crisis unit is being opened at the interior ministry here in paris now the prime minister was actually traveling is due to return back to paris to take part in terms of crisis talks so the latest we know is that rules that out places the injured in shooting them stand to use a sort of shotgun and they were 2 shots fired the orthodox priest is being 'd treated injuries from your time that he is in a serious condition now this of course there is no information as to what at started this what the reason is behind the motive but of course many people will be thinking. what happened just 15 days ago with 3 people stabbed to death to them almost that had it one with the throat cut a secular almost entirely beheaded in what president that was described as an islam is terror attack let's take a reminder of those horrific events. it will be because of this new tragedy today you see victims of islamofascism child repeatedly denounced. the original descended. under the sire

overnight in the milwaukee suburb of wauwatosa, the national guard setting up a perimeter at city hall. protesters gathered outside. reports of windows nearby being shattered. the unrest coming after the district attorney announced no criminal charges against officer joseph mensah who shot 17-year-old alvin cole outside a mall in february. police say cole fired a gun at them first but an independent investigation found cole did not fire at officer mensah or any other officer saying he shot himself in the arm while running away from the officers. overnight they released pictures of the gun and ammo they say cole was carrying. this morning the d.a. says there's sufficient evidence that officer mensah believed dead deadly force was necessary. it is the third fatal shooting for officer mensah cleared in the previous ones, but the cole family says their fight is not over. >> we are not done fighting. we are still going to fight. we are still going to fight for a conviction of officer joseph mensah. that's facts. we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: in minneapolis, protesters once again ga

. >>> the solid yellow on this map shows the mandatory evacuation zone surrounding the fire perimeter is in orange and the lighter yellow, like the area around st. helena you see there, represents evacuation warnings. the biggest areas of concern right now, the communities of calistoga and anglin. it is not just the wind that is a problem. >> we have 118 aircraft yesterday alone, we dropped 80,000 gallons of retardant on this fire. between the two counties. but obviously one of the biggest impediments we have is the visibility, because of the smoke, which is not only a health hazard, but also impedes their operations to actually be effective with our air fleet. >>> there is so much smoke across the state, this is the satellite perspective would ordinarily we are looking at this to see clouds. you are seeing this gray, none of this, zero, is cloud cover. that is all smoke. that is being produced by the wildfires across the state, and some of it drifting down from oregon and washington, the smoke forecast model has a good handle on the current situation showing the thick smoke just stre

people's personal freedoms they will not be able to leave their homes for more than a kilometer perimeter just for essential goods doctors' appointments and that kind of thing so many people in france are feeling well you might say almost a bit depressed about the idea of having to stay for weeks indoors again most people know that that could well be extended if the situation doesn't improve but again people know that the health system could be overwhelmed hospitals i.c.u. beds a feeling that they understand why this lockdown is being done but that doesn't make it any easier in reality the front explosions on the outskirts of the capital of the disputed region of the. one. armenian official say that the military is blowing up ammunition near azeri feiss which suggests the park was forces of close to the city fighting in the region has intensified in recent days diplomats from the 2. countries have been preparing for more talks to try to end the conflict after 3 failed ceasefire attempts were not far away as about john's army is said to be closing in on the key town of shushi the go to cut

being urged to stay at home to work from home they have to say we don't want to promote much of perimeter of the head and even they will go out fill couldn't do essential things like that some businesses to stay open factories essential services public services and that sort of thing and then schools get back into school holidays on monday children from the age of 6 will have to wait until now it was from the age of 11 different presents amount of my girl said to the situation was extremely urgent in from as we've seen cases spiraling more than 50000 cases on some days experts saying it could be double because there are so many people who are asymptomatic and michael says that this knocked out is needed in order to try and break this 2nd wave he says it could be more deadly than the 1st ok thanks for that and talk about life in paris. still ahead on al-jazeera u.s. election campaigning is in overdrive candidates try to woo voters in key swing states. and a presidential candidate in tanzania who was arrested on the eve of the vote is released. but. we have more rain on the cards for vietna

people's personal freedoms they will not be able to leave their homes for more than a kilometer perimeter just for essential goods doctors' appointments and that kind of thing so many people in france a feeling you might say almost a bit depressed about the idea of having to stay for weeks indoors again most people know that that could well be extended if the situation doesn't improve again people know that the health system could be overwhelmed hospitals i.c.u. beds a feeling that they understand why this lockdown is being done but that doesn't make it any easier in reality ok let's bring you more on our top story that earthquake which has struck in the sea we control mode c. paul caruso. physicist joins us now on the line from golden in colorado good to have you with us here on al-jazeera we've been showing our viewers some of these devastating images of an area that sadly is no stranger to earthquakes but this particular earthquake seems to be very significant indeed why is turkey. critics of this time. well it's because this is. the eurasian tectonic plate is. meeting with the. north

terms of whether they can leave the house or not only one hour a day probably within a want to a perimeter so very tough times ahead for many people here in france. prisons opposition labor party has suspended former leader jeremy corben after he done played a reports that found evidence of anti semitism in the party during his leadership. was not sports of the problem. had been overstated well the investigation by persons because you watched jewish party members suffered harassments and such complaints were ignored currently starman says the reports is a day of shame for labor. all the grief and all the evidence in this report there are still those who think there's no problem with anti-semitism in the labor party that it's all exaggerated or a factual attack that frankly you are part of the problem to a jew should be no where near the labor party either let's get more now from neve barker he joins us from london uneven suspending the former leader of the labor party is an extreme step is it not. or yeah it's a huge blow for people who supported jeremy corbyn for all of this the big blow

terms of whether they can leave the house or not only one hour a day probably within a want to a perimeter so very tough times ahead for many people here in france. mexico's president has criticized the lockdowns in europe calling them a thorough tarion on their manual lopez obrador says european governments are treating their citizens like children his comments came on the day mexico passed 90000 deaths linked to the current a virus is enough i have to tell you in our story that it's a little 3rd period by the u. authorities by the government with all due respect on the part of those who opt for this confused sign of faith in people that's putting yourself above as with already and seeing citizens as children they don't understand crime of ours cases a climate across the u.s. with the presidential election just days away half a 1000000 cases have been recorded in the past week with 26 states reporting their record numbers it continues to dominate campaigning mike hanna reports from washington joe biden the merges from the voting station having cast an early ballot joining his opponent don

than 14,000 acres fire officials say they spent last night patrolling and mopping up the fire's perimeter. it is currently 47% contained one structure was destroyed, 10 others have been damaged. this massive fire started monday afternoon and was propelled thanks to strong santa ana winds. time now for our 4 zone forecast as we bring things back to the bay with a look ahead to tomorrow. yeah thankfully those wins appear have died down lawrence karnow joins us with a look at what to expect on halloween, yeah, looking like a very nice halloween forecast actually so. >>yeah we're looking at lots of sunshine coming our way on halloween for the trick or treaters maybe a little ghostly fog begin make its way along the coastline but that will be mainly near the coast, the temperatures are going to be a little bit chilly out there we felt that. >>all week long night we've had those cooler temperatures on tap for the bay area but looking good if you are headed out trick or treating be safe be careful. keep your distance temperatures running in the 50's outside. and it looks like it'll be a nice dry

they will do 19 laps of the park's perimeter road.re won't be anything special to help eliud kipchoge. well, apart from his platform shoes, provided legally by his sponsors. progress, he says. the shoe is good. we live in the 21st—century, whereby first we need to accept change, second accept development goes hand—in—hand with technology, so we need to accept technology in our hearts. a. the women's field is held brigid kosgei, world record—holder and last year's london winner. -- is —— is headed by. remember how it was, how it's always been? thousands on the streets. well, the masses will still run, will still raise money for charity, but distantly. virtual london marathons will be completed far and wide.

the mall this year these elite runners will compete in stjames' park — they'll do 19 laps of the perimeter been prepared in the last few days. it's going to be screened from public view so spectators don't congregate to watch the action. a lot of planning has gone in to get this event on in any form — these are some of the aspects that will look unusual. the 100 runners and 500 organisers will wear bump technology — it uses radio frequency to alert someone if they come within two metres, although the runners will take them off for the race itself. mo farah‘s going to be there, but not competing, just as a pacemaker. it could be a wet one as well which may affect the chances of eliup kipchoge breaking his world record — remember he did break the two hour mark at an event last year but that wasn't a race so isn't recognised in athletics as a record. kipchoge's main rival on sunday was set to be ethiopia's kenenisa bekele, but he's withdrawn with a calf injury. earlier we asked steve cram what that means for the race. he had not had the chance to run this as they did but came within two secon

they will do 19 laps of the park's perimeter road. special to help eliud kipchoge. well, apart from his platform shoes, provided legally by his sponsors. progress, he says. the shoe is good. we live in the 2ist—century, so we need to accept technology in our hearts. move on. well, kipchoge's chances of winning this marathon increased significantly today when his main rival, kenenisa bekele, the second fastest of all time, withdrew injured. commentator: it's a superb performance. the women's field is headed by brigid kosgei, world record—holder and last yea r‘s london winner. remember how it was, how it's always been? thousands on the streets. well, the masses will still run, will still raise their money for charity, but distantly. virtual london marathons will be completed far and wide. will the atmosphere be the same? no. will the spirit live, and live in a unique way, and in a way that is appropriate for 2020 and the 40th race? yes, absolutely. 26 miles will pass, one way or another. the marathon's history dates back to 490 bc. it w

whether they can leave the house or not only one hour a day probably within a want to kilometer perimeter so very tough times ahead for many people here in france. still ahead on al-jazeera a thai firm sets off landslides in vietnam killing more than 50 people and leaving many missing at sea all indian security forces conducted raids across the country and what they're calling a crackdown on separatists. the arabian peninsula and the levant less so turkey the weather is quite quiet at the moment though it's turned stormy in the igi in and thunderstorms are turkey could produce a bit of flash flooding and there will be some increase in the cloud running from the eastern med over places like israel and syria as a result temps will drop a bit but they still above where they want to be quite otherwise because the rain is gone sciences that's for circumference the horn of africa which means rain in the form of showers probably thunderstorms in somalia but usually causes some flooding but mogadishu looks dried now and in the forecast the showers are reappearing in south sudan's they've just gon

possibly the guardian of the church had managed to take refuge in one of the areas inside the church a perimeter set up as obviously police try and deal with this the perpetrator was apprehended at the scene we understand he was shot and he's being conveyed to hospital with his injuries we understand that during that arrest he shouted the words. god is great several times the mare of nice has described this as a terror attack. remember the scene with the police who arrested the attacker confirm that everything suggests a terrorist attack inside the not to damn brasilia of nice. well this case has now been taken over by the antiterrorism prosecutor here in france for murder in connection with a terrorist enterprise and it does appear to have all of the hallmarks of an islam missed terror attack this of course comes just days before all saints day a religious holiday there is a crisis meeting taking place at the moment with the interior minister present and the french prime minister said to be attending that president is due to head to nice shortly afterwards. and charlotte this attack comes not l