mary ann was almost 50. that yanos was too young for her, that maybe his feelings would change? >> eventually, mary ann decides, you know what? this is stressful. i kind of miss my life. i don't have the security that i had. mary ann decides, i want to move back home. >> reporter: archie welcomed her back. forgiving as always. no resentment, no anger? >> he didn't show any. >> reporter: how is that possible? >> that was my dad. >> reporter: across town in long beach, yanos wasn't so forgiving. he was fuming. >> yanos truly loved her. loved boring on obsession. unfortunately, it takes two people to quit the relationship. and yanos was just not going to accept it. >> reporter: and here in his little apartment, he prepared a secret plan to get her back. >> coming up, an old pair of pants reveals new secrets. >> they were negative for blood. something is there. but it's not blood. when i saw the report he said there was dirt on the pants, that's when the light bulb went off for me. . you too, unnecessary er visi

himself aftermed anne hutchison. susan hutchison was raised by native americans and learned their language. then at 18, it couldn't have been for years, she lived with them for seven or eight years, came back to boston and married an englishman and had about 15 kids, like her mother. she was completely bicultural. there is a nice novel written about her, the story of susan hutchison. anne hutchison has this tragic and mysterious death at the age of 51, i believe. have time fore one more question, maybe two. >> i have a question on church's doctrine. werepuzzled because you saying the bible is the book people learn from and studied from at the time. preachers were saying that women would not be -- gentile, foror your all one in christ. how do they manage took nor >>bing it seems so clear? the quotes was there shall be no distinction of sex in heaven. it is like there is no distinction and they are all male. beyond that i wasn't present when they were discussing which organ, there was a lot of discussion. guess as to h

patti ann: and patti ann brown. let's check in with meteorologist, adam, in the news weather center. adam: that was a good description. it's a glancing blow into areas of louisiana and if you recall not that long ago the red highlighted area was in a hurricane warning and that did stretch back over places through louisiana and now that it has changed to a tropical storm warning. they have been on the good side of this storm for the western side where you typically see a little less severe weather and actually has a been all that bad for them. were still looking at areas with a hurricane warning and mississippi and alabama and i can stretch farther off towards the east before it's all said and done because that is the side of the storm. we been missing rounds of heavy rainfall and here's your title light. circulation isn't that tight but the outer bands are beginning to move along biloxi and this is your area of circulation. you notice there isn't much of a wall on the backside of this and it has been pulling in dry

i'm patti ann browne. the storm touching down near the mouth of the mississippi river near east plaquemines parish. the storm bringing intense winds. heavy rain and serious storm surges. states of emergency have been declared in alabama, mississippi and 30 counties throughout florida and the gulf coast. 11 feet of surge is significant. 80-plus-mile-an-hour winds are significant. spin-off tornadoes are significant. this is the worst hurricane that has impacted missince hurricane katrina. patti ann: the mayor of new orleans has lifted a and tory curfew. but people are urged to shelter in place. reporter: there was a big concern in norms which is below sea level about the potential for storm surge. people are moving back on down here to bourbon street. the bars are open again and the streets are completely packed. you can see the camera lights gets people excited. but there was a curfew in place in new orleans from 7:00 local until 8:30 local. and my crew and i were walking around the french quarter. there wa

patti ann and kelly? patti ann: casey stegall, thank you so as much. kelly: the latest advisory from the national hurricane center says nate will make its second landfall along the mississippi coast near biloxi. a strong storm surge warning has been discontinued. phil keating is in nearby gulfport. you saw the storm surge hitting the beach of gulfport. how are things right now? reporter: we are experiencing some of the best weather we have had in hours. the eye of the storm is essentially moved into the gulfport and west area of the coastline of mississippi. or is about to. however, east of us, biloxi, east of that, mobile, alabama is getting hammered with heavy wind and rain. you can see the streetlights here. it's nothing like it was in our earlier reports by the the wall as the water was flashing and the rain was flying sideways. painfully so. everybody seems to have done pretty well here in coastal midst, so far. don't have any reports yet from biloxi. the emergency operations center told me they from thanked no reports of major incidents. there ha

joining us now, ann miletti. and liz ann sonders of charles schwab is still with us.erplexed about what is driving inflation or not driving inflation. ann: there's the cyclical and secular arguments. liz ann: you do have some cyclical and transitory reasons to use yellen's term for white inflation has been somewhat suppressed. not least being what you saw in things like wireless services and the crash and prices there. then you have the more structural effects keeping inflation down, whether it is the amazon affect or demographics or innovation and technology. those effects are going away. there's the breakdown in the phillips curve and the relationship between wages and inflation. how do we best measure wages? average hourly earnings is just an average. the atlanta fed came up with their wage tracker that is more of a median measure. it shows greater acceleration. we are going to see a bit of a lift in inflation, consumer expectations for inflation have picked up. we are limited in how far up it's going to go by virtue of the structural forces that are not changing i

tomi-ann robertrts, louisie godbold, irin carmon. tomi-ann roberts, let's begin with you. let's begin with what happened to you more than 30 years ago in 1984. how did you come in contact with harvey weinstein? >> well, the stories are beginning to sound monotonous, right? chillingly familiar. i was waiting tables. i was a student at smith college and several friends and i had decided to spend the summer in new york city pursuing our dream. so we sublet an apartment. i was waiting tables at a restaurant, and that is where i met both top and harvey weinstein. they were relative newcomers on the scene. explained to me their new company miramax. and pretty soon, i was given to believe that i might be someone who could audition for a movie they were going to be writing and directing. it would have been their first movie they were writing and directing here in the united states. i think i thought to myself, such a new company might not take such a new unknown person for granted, so i decided that i would try to audition for that movie. throughout the course of the summer, i rec

anne-marie? >> nikki battiste here in new york. thank you, nikki. >>> president trump is defending his chief of staff john kelly after kelly defended mr. trump's condolence call to a family in the death of a soldier. errol barnett reports. >> these are very, very hard calls. >> reporter: president trump said how challenging it is to call grieving family members of fallen soldier. the president rejected the accusation by florida congresswoman frederica wilson that chief of staff john kelly defended mr. trump to keep his position in the white house. >> he doesn't need this job. in fact, he didn't really want this job. >> reporter: the past week's controversy between the gold stash family and the white house comes amid the latest win. >> reporter: fueling his confidence the republican controlled senate passed a budget this week which the house is expected the take up in the coming days. the president's budget director mick mulvaney says that is crucial. >> it was a big step forward to keeping that s

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i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning historians and kennedy assassination buffs are poring over some 2,800 just-released documents relating to the murder of john f. kennedy. the national archives posted the documents last night, meeting a deadline set by congress ta years ago, but bowing to appeals from the cia and the fbi, president trump blocked the release of 18,000 others. in a memo mr. trump said, i have no choice, citing potentially ir reversible harm to our nation's security. he ordered a six-month review of those files. nikki battiste is here in new york. good morning, nikki. >> good morning, anne-marie. wikileaks announced they're offering an award for disclosing those documents showing violations of law and inefficiency of administrative error. it's the day everyone has been waiting five decades for. the national archives released more than 2,500 records related to the jfk assassination. the government was required by a 1992 law to make them public. >> so far we're finding it's a picture of thi

>> rocky. >> okay, who cut ann's throat? >> rocky. >> who stabbed ann in the back?cky. >> okay. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and a metal rod for bludgeoning, which they stashed in a hole out behind ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find it without her. so we drove her out there, and we walked the entire path until we got to the hole. she said, "that's it, right there." and, lo and behold, we had some evidence folks with us, reached in, discovered those two items were there. >> what was that like? >> you know that these were intimate details, and only those involved are gonna know where are the instruments that were used to kill someone. >> so, that was that. they had their story, and their culprits. except, there was one more very significant detail, offered up by both jessica and rocky, something the town's rumor mill failed to catch by the time kevin and robert went out for the evening a couple of days later. >> we went bowling. we went out to eat, just had a grand old time. >> by that time, it was after midni

kpix five's anne makovec is live in napa county, anne?>> our team coverage on the wine country wildfires continues. this morning, our teams are spread out across the north bay. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in napa county. anne. >> reporter: we have been watching some of these fires in napa county spread before our eyes during the early-morning hours. we'll show you next. >> reporter: we're north of where anne is in downtown calistoga where it is empty. a mandatory evacuation order is in effect. we'll show you the fire coming up. as crews work around the clock to put a stop to the flames. let's recap the latest wildfire numbers: the number of people killed in the fires is climbing. the death at 31. but the >>> crews are working around the clock to stop the wildfire flames. the latest numbers, the number of people killed in the fires is climbing. the death toll now stands at 31. but the sonoma county sheriff's office says around 400 people are still unaccounted for. in napa county, flames from the nuns fire are threatening more homes this

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anne: more investment in technical assistance.et's help schools get this right, and let's make sure they have the resources they need to educate students, to educate faculty, to make sure everyone understands the rules, the process, and is united in fighting against sexual harassment and sexual violence in education. that's the investment we really should be making, instead of saying we'll just take a step back and not enforce the law. scott: which is what she fears from this administraon anne: we are certainly disappointed to see a walk back. scott: i feel like you're being kind by saying things like disappointed. is the more accurate word angry? anne: i think that we are frustrated, but also there's a lot of hope. it's nice when you have a partner in the department of education and the office for civil rights, but there's certainly ways to continue to take this fight to the local and the state level when it comes to doing right by students and their civil rights. week, thet this california state legislature passed a law telling

i'm anne-marie green. >>> the republican party civil war erupted with a blistering verbal assault by two retiring gop senators. first tennessee's bob corker and then arizona's jeff flake. corker said the president has trouble with the truth while flake declared he would not be complicit, calling mr. trump's behavior dangerous to a democracy. >> we must never regard as normal the regular and casual undermining of our norms and ideals. we must never meekly accept the dale daily sun dering of our country. the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedom and institution. >> nikki battiste is here with more. good morning, nicky. >> good morning. the white house is waking up half after two critical members have said they will not be seek re-election. steve bannon is calling it a monumental victory for the trump movement. two republican senators issued no holds barred criticisms on president trump tuesday. >> when the next generation asks us why didn't you do something, why didn't you speak up, what

fire, anne?> we have team coverage on the fires. anne makovec starts in geyserville where there are new evacuation orders because of the pocket fire. anne. >> reporter: yeah. the wind conditions are really erratic here. it's calm and then suddenly it whips up. and that is what has been spreading these fires all through wine country. this one behind me is relatively small. about 4,000 acres. it's threatening geyserville. our vantage point is between highway 101 and downtown geyserville. the fire to the north. take a look at the flames we caught last night. winds have been whipping up and it could move closer to town. evacuation was called for much of geyserville up to and including red rock casino. 4,000 acres have burned northeast of geyserville and firefighters have been working all night to prevent it from moving into town. they were dropping fire retardant from the air last night and hand crews and dozers have been constructing a line to hold it back. but it's been very difficult. blow visibil

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, president trump says claims that he was disrespectful to a family of an american soldier killed in action is incorrect. this case involves a phone call mr. trump made to the widow of a soldier killed nearly two weeks ago in africa. seth lemon is here in new york with more. seth, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. twitter he had proof his phone conversation with the bereaved military widow went well, though, neither he nor congress let it up. they're standing by what they say they heard. wednesday was a day of he said/she said, pitting president trump against florida congresswoman fredericka wilson. >> did say what that congresswoman said. didn't say it at all. she knows it. >> at issue, the condolence call president trump made to the army sergeant's widow of army soldier la david soldier. he was killed in an ambush in afghanistan. for a second day wilson insisted the president made an insensitive comment. >> i heard him say, well, he knew what he was signing up for,

i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green.ay. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com october 18th. i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- >>> thanks for waking up with us. good morning, it is wednesday, october 18th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to neda. and jaclyn is back. welcome back! >> nice to be back. >> we missed you. >> all right. so this morning there's a little bit of a marine layer. i call it -- [ laughter ] >> we have not seen that in a long time! you can see that fog here in our sutro tower camera facing east. so there it is. that's a sign of our onshore winds that are arriving and that means cooler conditions. you probably felt it out there. temperatures cooler than yesterday. so we're dropping about five to 10 degrees in many areas. onshore flow is why we have that little bit of a marine layer and why our temperatures are on the downward slope. i'll explain how cool we are going to get and track the rain coming up. >>> right now, we are tracking some overnight roadw

have all this at saint ann's but who was writing this down? >> so the saint ann's records are in the form of a church register. so a list of this person. in the case of enslave people, panis or negro, their age and what activities they were involved in. they were baptized with the died and there reboot. sometimes they were permitted to be married in the catholic faith. every once in a while the priest would write a sentence or even a paragraph, and as a researcher you live for those moments when they give a little bit more of the story. but for the most part that record is a pretty bare-bones record. in addition to saint ann's church records, , really majoriy of what were able to find where merchant records. so the list of transactions that detroit merchants were involved in, because they were by and selling people, you can find people in their transaction. some of these merchants were also writing letters that had been preserved, and john is one of those figures. if you read a lot of early detroit history you'll see his name often and it's pa

i'm anne-marie green. stephen paddock's girlfriend says he was a kind, caring, quiet man and she has no idea what prompted him to unleash a deadly barrage of gunfire at a las vegas concert, but it's clear the attack was well plan and intended to inflict considerable damage. the sheriff said he had plans to escape. at least 58 people were killed and hundreds injured. mola lenghi is in las vegas with more. mola, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the clark county sheriff says while there is no concrete evidence of anyone helping stephen paddock carrying out his deadly massacre, he doesn't believe he could have acted alone from the stockpiling of weapons, planning, and the execution. the sheriff suggests at some point paddock had to have had some help. investigators in las vegas continue to comb through the life and hotel room of gunman stephen paddock trying to figure out why he carried out sunday's massacre. >> we don't have any immediately accessful thumbprints that would indicate the sho

anne-marie? >> nikki battiste here in new york. thank you, nikki. >>> president trump is defending his chief of staff john kelly after he defended a soldier's call. errol barnett reports. >> these are very, very hard calls. >> reporter: president trump said how challenging it is to call grieving family members of fallen soldier. the chief of staff john kelly defended mr. trump to keep his job in the white house. the controversy between a gold star family and the white house comes as the president aims for his first major legislative win. he's now on it is mystic his tax plan will pass soon. >> reporter: fueling his confidence the republican controlled senate passed a budget this week which the house is expected the take up in the coming days. the budget director nick mmick mulvaney says it's crucial. >> it was a big step forward to keeping that step as promised. >> we're going to repeal and replace obamacare, and i think we actually have the votes. >> reporter: but the onto health care legislatio

i'm anne-marie green. in his most aggressive move yet to dismantle the affordable care act, president trump is following through on a threat to cut off subsidy payments to insurance carriers selling obamacare. brook silva-braga is here. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. so now the president has started chipping away at the law himself. for months mr. trump has called these cost-sharing subsidies a bailout. well, now, this key part of obamacare could end almost immediately. about 6 million americans qualify for the subsidies which defray out-of-pocket costs for people with modest incomes. the cost to the government, about $7 billion a year. the white house said in a statement last night the government cannot lawfully make the cost-sharing reduction payments because they lack a formal authorization from congress. noords, congress hasn't appropriated funding. democratic leaders were swift to denounce the plan. it is a spiteless act pointed at sabotage leveled at working-class and every corner of amer

i'm anne-marie green. it was an emotional response from a parent who knows the heartache of loss firsthand. the president's own chief of staff john kelly defended against criticism that mr. trump disrespected a grieving family during a condolence call. kelly's son was killed in the line of duty and he had harsh words for the woman who criticized the president. >> reporter: chief of staff john kelly lashed out at congresswoman frederica wilson for commenting on president trump. >> i was stunned when i came to work yesterday morning and brokenhearted. >> reporter: wilson was with a widow yesterday. johnson was killed in an ambush on october 4th. she was critical of the president's tone and message. >> it stuns me that a member of congress would have listened in on that conversation, absolutely stuns me, and i thought at least that was sacred. >> chief of staff kelly said he first urged the president not to make the call. when the president insisted, he counseled him on what to say. >> he was a brave man, a f

anne-marie? >> mola lenghi in las vegas. thank you very much, mola. >>> in the wake of sunday's shootings, some hotels have enacted enhanced security detectors. the wynn and on core hotels are scanning luggage as the need arises. earlier the las vegas "review-journal" report thad the hotels were checking every bag but have scaled back. and at least 130 victims from the shooting remain hospitalized. 48 remain in critical condition. we're learning more about the 59 people killed in the massacre. kenneth craig has that part of the story. >> reporter: they were daughters and sons, fathers and mothers. >> she's heart and soul to the family. >> reporter: brokenhearted family members are remembering rocio guillen of california who leaves behind four children. >> the oldest, the two youngest are calling for mommy. it just breaks my heart. >> reporter: john phippen also had four children. contractors say they will miss the general contractor singing on the job and always lending a helping hand. >> this is a really great guy that unfo

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an anne? >> guy ahead, anne. >> i was going to say, and i agree with you.agent is going to be as guilty as principal to pay for that. and the second part is as you say. they knew, they settled. they covered up. they've got responsibility independently from that responsibility for their agent. and he's a principal. he is the company. >> defines an agent at least state law does very broadly more broadly than federal law. so in this instance, again, assuming that there are not statutes of limitations issues which there may be because unfortunate most claimants find out when it comes to employment lijss, they are so short in which to bring it. assuming under california law, they have such a broad definition of what a supervisor is that he would almost surely fall within that category. >> anne, can we talk for a moment about the fear of retaliation? and the kind of industry we're talking about here. hollywood is an industry where a guy like harvey weinstein could change a woman's life. and the weinstein company isn't a publicly traded company. if you were one of

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, at least seven people were injured when a louisiana oil rig exploded. rescue boats are scouring the waters of lake pontchartrain just miles north of new orleans. several are injured and one is still missing. the platform about a mile and a half from the coastline exploded last night. the platform is used to transfer oil. cleaning chemicals reportedly ignited on the rig, and it's unclear if oil is leaking into the lake. >>> and this morning firefighters say they are finally making some progress against the deadly wildfires that have ravaged northern california. some evacuation orders have been lifted, but the danger is far from over. at least 40 deaths are blamed on the fires and 5,700 homes and buildings have been destroyed. seth lemon has more. good morning, seth. >> good morning, anne-marie. fire crews are gaining ground the wildfires but they've devastated hundreds of miles. now as people are getting the all-clear to return home, they're not finding much to go back to. it

roosevelt and of mariane and of anne and paulie murray. it's a wonderful tribute to these friendships. eleanor roosevelt belongs to the ages and journey to val-kill begins. thank you. [applause] >> do we have questions for each other? you and i? any questions? >> yes, i'm curious as to what your respective critique of the movie hide park on hudson would be. >> i didn't like it. [laughter] >> did you think it was inaccurate? >> is that the bill murray movie? >> but i do like bill murray. what was yours pat? >> it wasn't about what i cared about the most, so i just -- >> you think it's inaccurate? >> well, for those of you who haven't seen, remind me and you remind me, it more than suggests that franklin has a physical relationship with, i believe, it's missy lahan who is in the car. >> missy and there's a new book and i talked to the author and thought that it was not true, it's ridiculous, she thought it was and also with his cousin who was living there, i never heard about that before, i read and saw the movie, you always hear about loren

good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. after asserting that he's done more than any past president to comfort the bee riched and comfort the dead. now he's using his own chief of staff's son and the death of his predecessors. a heartbreaking scene of johnson with hpregnant withing her children. her husband was killed earlier this month. >> i was in the car when president trump called. >> reporter: u.s. representative wilson said she was noekt the widow when she had the president on the speaker phone. >> he never said to her he was a hero. he said, well, i guess he knew what he was getting into. it was just a day earlier during a q and a with reporters in the rose garden that president trump and others before him didn't make calls. administration officials vehemently denied that. president trump during a radio interview brought in first political spotlight. chief of staff john kelly's son. >> i mean you could ask general kelly did he get a call from o, you could ask other people. don't know what obama's policy was. >> a whi

anne-marie? >> mola length guy in las vegas. thank you very much, mola. >>> in the wake of sunday's shootings, some hotels have enacted enhanced security detectors. earlier the las vegas "review-journal" report thad the hotels were checking every bag but have scaled back. and at least 130 victims from the shooting remain hospitalized. we're learning more about the 59 people killed in the massacre. kenneth craig has that part of the story. >> reporter: they were daughters and sons, mothers and daughters. brokenhearted family members are remembering rocio guillen of california who leaves behind four children. >> the oldest, the two youngest are calling for mommy. >> reporter: john phippen also had four children. contractors will miss him singing on the job and always lending a helping hand. >> this is a really great guy that unfortunately many people will never get to know. >> reporter: cameron robinson worked in utah but attended the concert. he attended the concert with his boyfriend. >> reporter: students in gallop, new mexico,

good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. the president through a series of tweets sunday called the investigation a, quote, witch hunt for evil politics. >> today could be the day an indictment is unsealed into the possible link between the trump campaign and russia. sources tell cbs the grand jury. president trump called the probe a witch hunt saying there's so much guilt by democrat, clinton. >> i certainly would have, you know, liked to know who paid for it earlier, but nonetheless, that's just one factor to be considered. it doesn't answer the ultimate question which is how much of the work is accurate, how much of it is true. >> it's still unclear who might be charged and with what. there are trump associates including campaign manager paul manafort and national security aviser mike flynn. >> i have not yet seen any definitive evidence of collusion. i've seen lots of evidence that the russians were very active in trying to influence the election. >> some of the republicans like new jersey's governor chris christie wants

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cai anne was taken to the hospital and could not be saved. the injured however as transported to the hospital in stable condition. >> this video shows her three years ago in hamilton university sivr illty class. temple university student papers says she transferred to temple in 2017 majoring in political science and philosophy. a letter said she participated in mentoring and leadership program. there was also a passenger in her car. that map wear told was question and released. miami-dade police say the officer that fired shots on leave while the investigation continues. >> wisdom. >> all right. mel, thank you very much for that report. 4:31 is the time now. a mala setting his prgnant girlfriend on fire will be in court today. phillips is charge was first degree murder after he allegedly poured gasoline own andrea gingrich and set her on fire last mom the alleged attack forced gingrich to give birth early. they're still in the hospital and phillips is held without bond. preliminary hearinging this in this case is set for this morning. >> time

good morning, diane. >> good friday morn, anne-marie. that's right.alks to buy the health insurer aetna. the deal would merge one of the nation's largest pharmacy operators with one of its oldest health insurer. it would give them more leverage with drugmakers. a finally deal is not expected for weeks. cvs stocks tumbled while aetna's jumped. the dow industrial's added 71 points. the s&p 500 rose 3 points, while the nasdaq lost 7 points. >>> good news for amazon. its stocks soared 8% after the e-commerce posted earnings. shares were already up 30% this year. keep in mind this week amazon announced the service that will let customers get packages delivered inside their home. >>> and, anne-marie, if you're looking for your treat for halloween, starbucks has a treat for you. the giant unveiled the zombie cappuccino. it's made of tart apple and flavored frappuccino cream topped with whipped cheem and mocha drizzle if you're into that. the dlink color is described as ghastly green. >> i'll tell you what's scary about that drink. the calorie count. >> and t

anne-marie? >> seth lemon here in new york. thank you, seth. >>> the attack in niger that killed sergeant la david johnson and others is being investigated. they want to know why the soldiers were caught off were killed on a patrol where the briefing said no enemy contact expect. they were memberings of a team of adviser and sold yours from niger, about 40 in all who set out to meet with local individual leaders that day, and according to the penalty gone's lieutenant kenneth mckenzie, had no reason to expect trouble. >>> the pa petroleum last week had done 29 patrols over the previous six months or so. >> reporter: yet they were ambushed by a band of fighters described in an after-action report as well trained, well equipped, and will organized, a band which the pentagon now believes is a local offshoot of isis. the patrol vehicles were destroy and the soldiers were cut down atz they tried to take cover. because no enemy attack was expected there was no air the first aircraft to arrive were french mirage jets. >> they were abl

let me go back to ann foster's account. to toe enter interest the world of the early americans to grasp what could power a witchcraft epidemic you have to buy into what we consider to delusions. this was a novel narrative challenge for me. singh i was writing a book of nonfiction that had at the center an illusory event. in short the challenge was to make a crazy thing seem perfectly rational, and then afterward, to she why it was crazy. foster's crash seemed to me to pound the way. here was the woman who not only believed that she had a attend ted diabolical sabbath but who envisioned difficulties getting there and could steel the aftereffects the sabbath was at the center of the story. the authorities felt it amounted to a full-blown conspiracy against the state. they thought the witch were plotting to overthrow the church and massachusetts newly seated government. so this was the original prod against america. foster reported there were 25 conspirators, her granddaughter says 70. and the estimates would son rise to 500.

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.te last night, a big win for the banking industry. the senate voted to make it a lot more difficult to make it difficult to bring lutes against the national in july they instituted a consumer rule the bank had been lobbying aggressively to overturn the legislation. those firms couldn't stand in the way. last night vice president mike pence cast the senate's tie-breaking vote on the matter. the house has already passed similar pro-business legislation. president trump is expected to quickly sign the resolution. >>> here on wall street, c caterpillar after posting better than expected quarterly results, pushing it to a record high. the s&p 500 added 4 points and the nasdaq finish 11 points higher. >>> it may cost you more if you want to visit some of the other countries. the popular national park. they're considering the peak season fee at several the parks are preserve and protected. president trump proposed cuts the park's nasal budget by nearly 30% this year. democrats opposed the fee

live at sfo, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:32.a live look outside on this thursday morning, 880 the nimitz on the right traffic okay now. we'll check in with jaclyn in just a bit for a full traffic report and on the left we have a live shot of santa clara and levi's stadium. >> it's going to be another warm day. >> again. >> i like that. >> you like it? it's nice around the bay. it was so calm yesterday, the water looked like a lake. so we are probably going to see that again especially this morning. there's barely a breeze out there. but we are going to see a repeat of that. so let's see the beautiful view. nice clear skies across our area. temperatures in the 50s in concord and oakland. here's the deal. that high pressure is still on top of california. you can see the wind streams. they are extending the dry hot air from the nevada desert towards the california coast. basically that's what we're going to continue to see for the next couple of days until we get an onshore breeze. so here's a look at your temperatures in the upper

kpix 5's anne makovec is live there this morning. anne. >> reporter: downtown geyserville is on this side and you can see the fire burning behind me. this fire has been burning since monday morning but it was small and suddenly yesterday, it became a lot more of a threat to the town of geyserville. this thing reared up in the mountains north of healdsburg. it's called the pocket fire. it burned about 4,000 acres and grew overnight so there will be new figures on that once cal fire is able to deal with the light of day. new manned mads mandatory evacuation in geyserville through red rock casino. nobody answered over there so it appears as if they are heeding those mandatory evacuations. they dropped fire retardant from the air and had hand crews and dozers out there constructing a line hoping to hold it back. but, you know, as they have had in the fires all over wine country, a lot of difficulty with low visibility and rough terrain. they are trying to make sure people are evacuating. property protection is secondary. geyserville is a

i'm anne-marie green. >>> the governor of puerto rico says he is reviewing a $300 million no-bid contract awarded to a small montana firm to restore the island's power grid. 75% of the island remains without power more than a month after hurricane maria hit, and members of congress are calling for an investigation into whitefish energy. which relies heavily on subcontractors. nikki battiste is here with more. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. they exchanged bitter words yesterday going back and forth on twitter. then late last night the small energy company stepped banir ana reflection of who they are and the important thing is restoring power. both sides had been involved in a twitter battle yesterday after car minkyu lynn cruz said the whitefish contract should be voided. whitefish is two years old, has two employees, and has a handful of ties to the trump administration. in a yahoo! interview, cruz described the company as inadequate and said they lacked due diligence. whitefish on twitter said

. >> this is where we find anne makovec. >> reporter: you can see the fire continues to burn behind me. you can see the orange glow in the sky around sugarloaf ridge state park and hood mountain. the oakmont fire has been moving toward the nuns fire so there is a concern they could eventually merge and firefighters will continue their attack on this ramping up the attack with more air attacks when the sun comes up. this section kicked up at 10:00 yesterday morning across sugarloaf ridgeline moving north from kenwood toward santa rosa. firefighters waging attacks throughout the day dropping fire retardant with airplanes and water with helicopters as crews work to reinforce the containment line trying to stop the destruction. >> we have people sitting right on top of these homes. we have a fire truck sitting in the driveway because the last thing we want is to lose more homes.>> reporter: the fire was creating updrafts that kept fueling itself. there are no structures that have been damaged yet and firefighters are trying to keep it away from the city of santa rosa and the oakmont area.

i'm anne-marie green. >>> at least seven people were injured when a louisiana oil rig exploded. rescue boats are scouring t ini ponchartrain. it exploded last night. the platform is used to transfer oil. cleaning chemicals reportedly ignited on the rig, and it's unclear if oil is leaking into the lake. >>> and this morning firefighters say they are finally making some progress against the deadly wildfires that have ravaged northern california. some of the evacuation orders have been lifted but the danger is far from over. at least 40 deaths are blamed on the files and 5,700 homes and buildings have been destroyed. seth lem p has more. good morning, seth. >> good morning, anne-marie. now as people are getting the all-clear to return home, they're not finding much to go back to. it's been one week since massive wildfires started burning their way through northern california. fire officials say they believe they've finally turned a corner thanks to dying winds an more personnel, they're starting to gain contr