mary ann was almost 50. did she worry also that janos 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. >> archie welcomed her back. forgiving as always. no resentment, no anger? >> he didn't show any. >> how is that possible? >> that was my dad. >> but across town in long beach, janos kulcsar wasn't so forgiving. he was fuming. >> janos truly loved her. loved boring on obsession. unfortunately it takes two people to quit the relationship. and janos was just not going to accept it. >> 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. >> when i saw the report where he said there was dirt on the pants, that's when the light bulb went off for me. >> when "dateline" continues. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff.

ann saved all of her fan mail.ven have a lot of her letters when people were wishing her to recover after the brain tumor surgery. >> stuff any roller derby fan would covet. >> jim, you ever have any of this stuff appraised? >> not really appraised, but what i have noticed over the years, i've seen people sell items on ebay. there was one jersey that was sold for about $3,000. i think ann is just as much if not more of a star, so... it might go for more. >> but as you're about to see, jim has another idea for his strange inheritance, one he'll try out in his new position as general manager of the storied san francisco bay bombers. coming up, how do you bring back roller derby's glory days? it won't be easy... >> i promised my mom i'd wear these. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> roller derby legend ann calvello saves practically everything from her 50-year career -- skates, jersey

i knew of anne before i knew anne cronenberg. not only have you done all that you have done in your city career over the last decades, but you got harvey milk elected. and i was five years old when you did that. >> oh, god. thanks, supervisor. >> sorry. but -- but the work that you all did on that campaign and the work that you did at that point in your career made it possible for every single queer supervisor who has been on this board since then to be there, and so i just, i want to thank you of course for all of your contributions to san francisco, but especially for that, everybody says, you know, i mean -- many people talk about what harvey would say about this or that thing, and most of us have absolutely no idea. you do. i don't. but i imagine he would be very, very proud of you. >> thank you. >> president cohen: supervisor fewer. >> supervisor fewer: yes, anne, i want to say thank you so much for keeping us safe here in san francisco and also the entire region. i also want to thank you in particular for everything you hav

i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning in northern california firefighters are fighting a deadly fast-moving erratic fire that expanded overnight. >> oh, my god. everybody's panicking and trying to leave. >>> a bulldozer operator has been killed and three firefighters injured battling the so-called carr fire. the fire tore through two communities and then jumped the sacramento river, reaching the city of reading. new evacuation orders have been issued. at least 15 buildings are destroyed including a historic schoolhouse and five others damaged. a fire spokesman said the blaze is taking down everything in its path. fueled by skosh. ing temperatures and strong winds, the fire has tripled in size overnight. more than 28,000 acres have burned. on the phone with me now is dave grashoff. he's photographer for wkovr. give me an idea of what conditions are light right now. >> good morning, anne-marie. i'm right here in the middle of it. i used to live here. they're trying to save homes. right in front of us, a hou

boleyn a few weeks before anne's fall, there no evidence that jane colluded in anne's fall.hat she was, largely as she comes across, she was a woman of principles. she had moral courage. she was devout, she was gentle, she was kind, she was also submissive. indeed, and she put up with so much and died giving henry his only male child. she did, indeed. and though the marriage seems to have been happy. i am in no doubt that henry genuinely loved her. it's interesting that you talk about the sources because you are a historian of distinction, you are also writing fiction here. the third of your novels on the wives, obviously three more to come. do you go back to original sources for the fiction as well as for the history? yes, i do. in fact this series of novels was born out of new research i was doing. in 199! i published a book, six wives of henry viii, and i have been updating and revising, basically re—researching and rewriting that. it is a long project. how would you describe the changes in scholarship that have come about, the new things that we know from recent scholars

anne-marie? >> thank you so much, laura. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," ben tracy is in thailand with morn the death of the rescue worker and the latest on the effort to rescue the soccer team. >>> president tris looking for a new epa administrator now that scott pruitt resigned. now, the president announced pruitt's resignation yesterday on twitter. pruitt is the target of ethics investigations into alleged misuse of government resources. mr. trump says he did not ask for pruitt's resignation and called him a terrific guy. mola lenghi reports. >> well, thank you, montana. what a place. >> reporter: president trump held a 70-minute campaign-style rally in montana thursday, but didn't once mention the resignation of his epa chief scott pruitt. he said there was no final straw. he said the resignation was pruitt's own decision despite charges. pruitt was facing a house oversight committee investigation, five inspector general audits, two reviews, and two county ability. pruitt wrote in his resign

anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> well, in a change of tone, president tone says he'd be open to a meeting with iran's president without preconditions. the president said yesterday he'd meet with the iranians any time they want to. mr. trump withdrew from the iran nuclear accord in may and is set to begin reimposing sanctions that had been lifted under the deal. in a broadcast interview, secretary of state mike pompeo said he's on board, as long as the iranians make fundamental changes in how they treat their own people and reduce their maligned behavior. on capitol hill, there's mixed reaction to mr. trump's offer. republican senator bob corker said it's fine, while democrat bob menendez called the idea another recipe for bad outcomes. and senator menendez was referring to mr. trump's meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un, who promised to work toward the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. but it's reported that north korea is working on new nuclear-capable missiles at the s

i'm anne-marie green. >>> firefighters in california say they are starting to gain ground on the deadly wildfire burning around redding. at least six people have been killed by the so-called carr fire. there are at least 18 people reported missing. the massive fire is now 17% contained. it's burned more than 95,000 acres since it started a week ago. at least 874 buildings have been destroyed, many of them homes. nearly 40,000 have been forced to evacuate, and more evacuations were ordered last night. laura podesta is here in new york with the latest. laura, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the fire was started one week ago by a vehicle problem about ten miles west of redding. as you mentioned, the wildfire has claimed homes and lives, but there is some hope this morning. a week after the carr fire began raging out of control in northern california, the flames have finally slowed. >> we are starting to gain some ground. rather than being in the defensive mode on this fire all the time. >> for the

i'm anne-marie green.ell, whether or not president trump accepts u.s. intelligence's conclusions that russia meddled in the 2016 elections depends on when you ask him. the president's answers shift from one day to the next. he told cbs news he laid down the law with regard to russian interference with the u.s. elections and this morning mr. trump was shown intelligence indicating putin personally ordered cyber attacks to sway the election. laura podesta is here in new york with the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. yesterday the president again tried to at a cabinet meeting on wednesday, president trump adde stands on russian medding in u.s. elections. >> is russia still targeting the u.s., mr. president trump? >> white house press secretary sara sanders said he was saying no to more questions. and he went on to talk about russia. >> and there has been no president as tough as i have been on russia. >> and he had a mixed message when cbs news anchor jeff glor asked if he ray -- agreed wit

anne: overtime u.s. treasury should increase.ignificantly but cyclically i think the pressure will be for the structure, the long and, the left. the curve overall, it is very much in place for a flattening yield curve, in part because of the treasury issue and continuing to be focused much on the shorter data, part of the maturity structure. haidi: always a pleasure, thank you for joining us monday morning. management inet australia. users can interact with the charts shown during programming on gtv . round up the charts we feature, catch up on key analysis and should should be -- and save them. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ stroud-wattsaidi in sydney. kathleen: i am kathleen hays. now for a check of the business flash headlines. jeep is going to underpin chrysler's future after changes at the top or the longtime boss has taken over as group ceo after the health of another man worsened. the jeep and ram brands accounted for 67% of fiat chrysler's total volume last year. cheap alone can reward -- jeep alone can reward the

ann's two daughters katie and wendy escaped unharmed from their downstairs bedrooms, but that left annittle thomas, just three years old, unaccounted for, somewhere upstairs. >> we put the fire out and then we started checking the bedroom for occupants. >> nothing good after that. upstairs firemen found little thomas on the floor beneath the window, dead of smoke inhalation. chief gentry felt his way through debris and lingering smoke to ann's room. >> i crawled over to the bunk bed and that's where we found a victim in the bunk bed, and that person was secured in the bunk bed, both hands and both legs were secured. >> tied up? >> yeah, tied up. >> now, that put an entirely different complexion on things. this wasn't just a fire. >> so what did that tell you? >> right there, that keys up, this is a crime scene. so we basically extinguished the fire, left everything as is. >> and then, forensic investigator larry clater took over. >> one thing that jumped out that was out of place, there was a five gallon bucket sitting right in the middle of the living room floor with an empty bottle o

anne-marie. >> john schiumo in new york. thanks so much, john. >>> severe weather gripping the nation. heavy rains gripping across the mid-atlantic and northeast. flood warnings and advisories are posted from north carolina to new york. out west dangerous heat is fueling wildfires that has scorched tens of thousands of acres. two of those fires are burning on the outskirts of california's yosemite national park. today a main part of yosemite is being shut down. chris martinez has the details. >> reporter: summer getaways at california's yosemite national park are closed now. authorities closed two parts of the park wednesday in an attempt to keep a growing wildfire at bay. >> due to the fact that visibility is severely impacted, you've got the air quality issues, it's really important that we basically shut down operations. >> reporter: the iconic half dome and yosemite falls are barely visible. at least 1,000 campground and hotel reservations are canceled. yosemite hasn't been closed for fire since 1990. >> and now we've go

anne? >> reporter: thousands of homes still threatened in lake and mendocino counties this morning by two wildfires that continue to burn out of control. the latest on the containment and challenges the firefighters are facing, next. are eager to get back in. but understand that we've got a lot of unburned fuels out in this area. we've got a lot of potential for wind shifts. we've got to make sure it's going to hold before we allow people to come back home. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. follow the wta stars as they hit san jose the mubadala silicon valley classic

e i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [engine accelerating] ♪ get outta the way! ♪ they've gone wild! ♪ saddle up! ♪ toyota. let's go places. and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >>> our top stories this morning. president trump attends the second day of the nato summit in brussels. yesterday the president blasted allies over defense spending and questioned the necessity of the long-term military alliance. he took particular aim at germany's natural gas venture with russia saying germany was captive to russia. >

supervisor brown. >> supervisor brown: >> supervisor brown: hi en h ann anne, tensions were in and you were so calm, you kept your calm and your composure, and i thought wow, this woman is someone i need to model myself on. and i always think of that, you know, when i get in these situations that are stressful of how you just, you were very calm, you took what he said, and then you reacted in a way that was just so professional, but right on. right on target. and i just want to say thank you for all your service and when i heard that you were going to department of emergency management, the perfect job for her, if anyone can stay calm, it's here. thank you for all your years of service and i agree with supervisor stefani that it's amazing when we watch the movie and we, yeah, harvey milk and we realize like where you came from, and the legislative aides offices, i remember those in that movie and how horrible they were, very horrible. so, anyway, i just wanted to say thank you very much for all your years and we are going to really miss you, and i hope you are looking for that calm per

anne-marie? >> john schiumo, thank you. >>> when peter strzok was thrown off robert mueller's team after being grilled by lawmaker, it got downright nasty. republican lawmakers argued the texts tainted the investigation and the probe into hillary clinton's emails. angelica alvarez reports. ge pe strzok had some explaining to do telling lawmakers he regretted to former colleague lisa page were used to question the integrity of fbi's investigation in the russian interference in the 2016 election. >> i regret having sent those. i wrote it. >> reporter: but the hearing deeply descended into chaos. >> i will not' that question. >> reporter: south carolina's trey gowdy grilled him. >> it's not my understanding he kicked me off because of any bias, that it was done based on the appearance. i don't appreciate what was originally said was changed. >> i don't give a damn what you think. >> reporter: the hearing got personal when he asked strzok about an extramarital affair. >> i can't help but wonder as i

rejecting the mayor's reappointment of ann lazarus to the board of appeals for a term ending july 1, 2022. >> supervisor safai: great. thank you, mr. clerk. unless there's any initial comments from colleagues i'd like to hear from our applicant, miss ann lazarus for reappointment to the board ofa, peels, term ending july 1, 2022. >> ahsha safai and supervisor stefani. i would like you to meet the executive director and we went through a transition this career and we're fortunate to identify miss rosenburg and i'm happy to have her with us. she's really the frontline for the appellant and the respondents and makes our job easy. so with that, speaking of doing the job, i've had the honour and the principl privilege of servis board now for six years. i have feel that i have at this

i'm anne-marie green.>>> we begin with a deadly boat accident in southwest missouri. at least 11 people including children were killed when a sightseeing tour boat sank in a popular town in branson. five were killed and seven injured. more than 30 people were on board when a powerful storm hit the lake. the search for other victims resumes this morning. laura podesta is here with more. laura, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. storms were in the forecast all day yesterday for the branson area. so one of the questions investigators will have is why was this duck boat launched on the lake in the first place. as you mentioned, more people are still missing this morning, so the death toll could climb. rescue workers fanned out across missouri's table rock lake thursday searching for people unaccounted for after a tour boat capsized. officials say more than 30 people were onboard at the time. >> seven patients to the hospital, and we do have some people still missing. >> sheriff's deputy doug rader said

anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you, laura. >>> the senate majority leader mitch mccome took the unprecedent step, in effect, by passing president trump. nancy cordes has more from capitol hill. >> was that a full enough correction for you? >> i wish he would have said it initially, but he said it now. >> republicans may say they believe -- but they'll still have questions about the two-hour meeting. and many worry that the damage from the president's foreign trip can't be fully undone. >> i said yesterday that was shameful. i feel the same today. >> this was the senate's top republican. >> i say to our european friends, we value the nato treaty. >> what does it say about the state of our government that you need to stand here and reassure europe that we are their friends? >> well, i think it's important for our friends to hear from their friends. >> as for the russians -- >> i think the russians need to know that there are a lot of us who fully understand what happened in 2016 and it really had not better hap

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i'm anne-marie green. this afternoon, president trump meets with members of congress, where he's likely to face some tough questions about remarks following his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. when asked about russian interference in the u.s. election, the president sided with russia while questioning u.s. intelligence agencies. his remarkable and shocking remarks brought swift and generally sweeping condemnation. members of his own party used words like bizarre, shameful, and disgraceful. a former cia director called the comments treasonous. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. one of the strongest reactions came from republican senator john mccain of arizona, who called trump's statements one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory. today in washington, meeting with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, the president will likely be in defense mode. president trump questioned his own intelligence community after

i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump is in brussels, belgium this morning for the start of a two-day summit that promises some confrontation with some of the european closest allies. he's attacked the alliance and again this morning pushed nato members to pay more for defense. laura podesta is here in new york with the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the president railed against germany, saying it was, kwoes, very inappropriate that the u.s. was paying for defense against russia while germany is doing gas deals with moscow. the president's strong comments just one early sign that this but warm and fuzzy. president trump met with nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg this morning. stoltenberg thanked the other countries. it's the first major gathering of western countries since the g7 in canada where president trump clashed be the other leaders. while leaving the white house yesterday, the president wasted no time complaining that member nations pay too little on defense spending.

i'm anne-marie green. >>> a gunman opened fire late last night in the streets of toronto, killing at least one person and wounding 13 others. witnesses say they heard 20 to 30 shots fired in a popular toronto neighborhood kno greek town. police say a woman was killed and a young girl is in krut cal condition. the condition of other victims is not known. the shooter died in an exchange of gunfire with the police. police say the shooting was not random, but it's too early to say if the shooting was terror related. >> i'm looking at possibly every single motive. it's of grave concern. i certainly want to find out exactly what it is. so i'm not closing any doors or any chapters on this. >> this happened on one of the busiest streets in the city. over the weekend toronto police had deployed dozens of additional officers to deal with the recent spike in gun violence. police are asking anyone with information regarding the shooting to come forward. >>> well, today the coast guard plans to begin efforts to salvage

oifox5's anne cutler just jns now with the latest. anne, what can you tell us?rter: well, this entirerea is shut d right now. this is still a very active rnoe. teported around 3:45. it was not because of shots fired but, actually, because of the victim found lying on the dewalk and that victim is still here right you can sees the detective are hererensics team as wel they've been taking photos.hi much of t area is shut down and closed off. we are on fourth street here. the victim's body is right on the corner of fourth and adams. and this isust off of rhode island. there's a bp gas station here. you have a child center here as well. and i've actually seen some of the officers go up to the king forom possibly sion,as surveillance video. a number ofinesses in this area may have so, right now police say they 5-foot 10 with a shortk male, haircut. we're going to kee a close eye on this and bring you the latest information as soon as but again, here on fourth street in northeast, there was nd victim aboutl send it back t. >> all right, anne, thank you for that. >> qu

i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking news out of beijing. there was an explosion outside the embassy. it's located in northeastern beijing. an individual detonated a s device. the only person injured was the bomber and police identified him as a 26-year-old man. his motive is not known. >>> in this country, it's another morning of severe weather affecting millions of people. here on the east coast unrelenting rain continues to cause flooding concerns, but out west dangerous heat is helping to refuel the fires. out in east los angeles, one fire threatened and evacuated an entire town. at least 500 homes have been destroyed. 600 others are >> destroyed some 60 square miles. in parts of the already waterlogged east coast, another day of drenching rain is on tap. flash flood watches and flood warnings are posted from virginia to vermont as a stalled weather system stalls an atm atmospheric river of rain from the ocean. in pennsylvania rain is expected there for the sixth day in a row. roads and homes are flooded. bridges have washed away. >> it'

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anne makovec has the latest. >> reporter: luckily the fire is out. this truck is blocking our view right now. but fiddler's green is behind me. the apartments you see above there, those were evacuated overnight. that's where four people lived and they are now homeless because of this fire. it's a three-story building and this fire broke out around midnight. this is video of smoke pouring out of the building right after it broke out. luckily firefighters had this fire contained within about an hour. one firefighter ended up with minor injuries putting out this fire. that firefighter will be okay. this is the building here behind me, the pile of debris that was brought out from the building. the investigation fire started continues this morning but the firefighters' main goal right now is to be sure there's no hot spots, no fire hiding within the building here this morning. there were also five tourists saying in a nearby airbnb that had to leave because of the smell of smoke in their apartments. the red cross is helping them find a place to the stay a

anne makovec baseball... the astros trying to hold on to a one- run lead against >>> crawford will be joined in washington, d.c. by teammate buster posey behind the dish here, named an all-star for the sixth time in his career. brandon bell is one ofin th22 s below 1, y was not selected. lowry didn't let the snob bother him. in cleveland a's beat the indians 6-0, their 50th win of the year. the giants called up steven duggar, two hits in his big league career. sandoval put one in the cove to get the lead for good in the 13- 8 win. huge series later today as they entertain the chicago cubs. the a's will face the world series champs, houston astros also later on today. >> the astros trying to hold onto a one-run lead against the >> mchugh, toward short, and makes the play. >> gonzalez with the bare- handed grab. astros hang on for the win and your play of the day. >> reporter: the ice protesters are no more in downtown san francisco after police moved in and cleared them up overnight. more on the operation comi

mary's county and a little bit of anne arundel unty.ding towards the eastern store. no severe thundm warnings that i'm tracking, but we continue to track this flood warning for parts of the district, arlington, alexandria andaiax. that's going to be in effect until 6:30 tonight. we continue to get pictures coming in terrible flooding across the area. i posted them on my twitter and facebook pages, including inf parts alexandria, parts of the g.w. parkway which we're being tol n by ours partners at wtop if you can stay off the g.w. parkwayou want to do that. take a look. thers a picture that i'm referencing of the g.w. parkway. take a close look at your tv. folks had to drive into the grass to avoid the rising waters. picked up an hour's time and when you get that amount of rain in that short period of timesh you'll get f flooding concerns, and that's what happened. he here's wider picture. the heaviest rain is moving out. a fewore scattered thundershowers and thunderstorms moving through. it's 75 n degrees right. parts of the district d

anne makovec, kpix 5. >> we see time and time again, it wouldn't take much. what are you hearing from evacuees out there? >> reporter: we spoke with some yesterday, and there's a lot of anxiety right now. they are not getting the status of their homes. all the homes here in lakeport, everything is fine at this point. looks like a lot of evacuations are precautionary, and just due to the unpredictable nature of this fire. obviously they have seen what's happened time and time again. already this season here in northern california, just widespread devastation across neighborhoods. >> thank you, anne. >>> the carr fire is now 23% contained and more than 103,000 acres burned. on the fire lines, these crews had to retreat into their truck as flames surrounded themful the fire claimed six lives already, including two firefighters. it's ravaged neighborhoods, especially in the city of redding. but firefighters say the worst may be over for that town. some residents have been allowed to return home. >> reporter: officials say the fire in redding is so big it's create

and ann has a different style. she's not a cross hatcher. she actually went to cal arts and is a trained an imator and you could see it in her very strong line style that really stands out. she now works also in water color as well. the hay-adams has a special place in washington and this particular in particular. the first time i came in the bar was 17 years ago and a friend of mine came and brought me down here and you could still smoke in bars in washington. and this was a smoking bar. this was a cigar bar and we came in on a cold winter night and i had just moved to washington from the west coast and was fascinated by the culture of the city and you walked in here and there was this inversion layer of cigar smoke and all of these people all dressed up in suits or whatever sitting around having conversations in wing back chairs. it is right out of the cartoon. it is like, this is the den of inequity that you imagine being in the basement around the white house or something. and within that, this is the cave. there is this one booth in the

like ann keane, she said many of the women gave birth in the nhs.rself became a nurse — told me that in hospital she realised she was absolutely powerless. after the birth, mothers were often told, "your baby's going to be adopted, don't get too attached." contact with the baby was controlled and restricted in many cases i have read about. and even by the standards of the time, they were treated very differently to other women giving birth. and these women were made to feel ashamed of their bodies, of their pregnancies. and it's that culture of shame that was perpetrated by officialdom in one guise or another. now, it's a complex history, madame deputy speaker, but i for one would like to know how it happened. she called on theresa may to say sorry. simply by apologising the prime minister would send a message to anyone unexpectedly pregnant today that they ought to expect help and support and never approbation. and most of all she would send a message to every woman in this country that our past, where women were blamed and robbed of their power, i

and kpix 5's anne makovec is there. anne. >> reporter: yeah. pretty smoky here along marsh creek road where those mandatory evacuations orders remain in place. you can see some of the charred ground here behind me. there is a house that firefighters were able to save but right to its left you can see an outbuilding that did burn down and up the hills some active flames still burning right now on that hillside. and if we pan a little bit further up, you can see -- i don't know if you can see them anymore but a couple of firefighters have been working up there trying to cut down some of the tall brush to make it less prone to allow the fire to spread there. right now, this fire is 20% contained. and you know, at least one home has been destroyed as well as three outbuildings. last night firefighters say they are able to stop forward progression of the marsh fire but they say it's still threatening about 100 homes and other buildings. it started at about 2:40 yesterday afternoon near marsh creek road and morgan territory road and it burned at leas

anne makovec, kpix. >>> the shasta fire is ripping through communities in and around redding.n the news room with new details on the fire fight. >> this fire has already claimed six lives and it's only 17% contained. cal fire is hopeful this morning about the situation, saying they are beginning to gain some ground. the city of redding is unrecognizable after flames destroyed 800 buildings and forced 40,000 people to abandon their homed. one man's wife was trapped at home with their grandchildren while he was stuck at a roadblock and he couldn't save them. >> they were inside the house and there was nowhere to run. my wife wrapped them up in wet blankets, put them down at the side of the bed. she got a wet blanket, put it on her, got on top of them. >>re than 330 personnel are re doing everything they can to contain the flames and 17 helicopters have been assigned to the area. hot weather will be the major issue with getting this fire under control. jackie ward, kpix. >>> the ferguson fire near yosemite is now blamed for the death of a second firefighter. 33-year-old brian hug

anne, what can you tell us? >> reporter: outside of the borders of the shell refinery and i can report there is no smell at all. officials said they ordered this out of an abundance of caution so there's no need to stay home unless you have extreme sensitivity with your respiratory system. here's a match of the affected areas. parts of martinez, pacheco south of 680 and north of pacheco boulevard. this is a level 2 advisory. a level 3 would trigger a "shelter in place." they are not giving specifics about what happened. around 2:30 a.m. there was a unit upset, some sort of mechanical malfunction in a hydrocarbon processing unit. and they say they are working to stabilize that unit at this hour. no injuries. they have been monitoring the air quality around the factory and so far they say that they have noticed no actual chemicals in the air outside of the boundaries of the shell refinery. and if there were any chemicals that were released, they won't given specifics on what they are but they would be chemicals as

the "associated press" has reported that anne frank's family tried to seek refuge in the u.s. and cuba during war ii. you remember, frank is the jewish diarist w died in the holocaust. the "ap" says documents reflect anne's father, otto, twice tried to get papers to come to the u.s. and later to cuba. otto frank wrote in the lette that he had filed an application in rotterdam at the u.s. consulate and also mentioned that all the papers were destroyed by a german bombardment. anne frank's family went into hiding from the nazis at amsterdam exactly 76 years ago today. >> my goodness. chris lawrence, thank you. >>> maryland votg officials plan to work through the weekend counting provisional ballots. those ballots could decidhe outcome of some primary races that have been too close to call. one of those races is the race forom montgery county executive. right now, marc elrich and david blair basically tied. the provisional ballots are playing a big role because a computer issue at the maryland motor vehinle atration left 80,000 people improperly registered. >>> a part of the popu

anne makovec reports. >>> reporter: this fire is right now 20% contained. but i'm here along marsh creek road and you can see flames burning there on the hillside behind me. so there are several points around this area where there are still active flames burning. this is a very spotty fire. and at this point, one home has burned as well as three outbuildings. we got some new video of that home that had burned overnight. last night, firefighters say they were able to stop the forward progression of the marsh fire but it's still threatening 100 homes and other buildings. it started at 2:40 yesterday afternoon in the area here of marsh creek road and morgan territory road. the fire burned 247 acres. the fuel is dry grass and brush with steep terrain here along marsh creek road. last night a boeing 747 was dropping tense of gallons of fire retard -- tens of gallons of fire retardant. >> the priority is to protect structures and really stop the progression of this fire. >> reporter: people who live here were left in the dark as the firefight continued last night

anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> 6:57. time for your "final 5." president trump kicking off a high stakes trip in europe. he is at the nato summit in brussels, belgium. right now, he is there and in recent days we know the president has chided european leaders for not spending more on their own defense. next week, president trump and russian president vladimir putin will meet in helsinki. >>> the justice department missed last night's deadline refuseturning children under 5 n ow12 ys eroach inside their hospital room after being rescued from a cave in thailand. they had been trapped grass fir santa clara county. one of them has burned about 100 acres on the edge of santa teresa county park in south san jose. and a grass fire north of morgan hill is linked to the deaths of four horses. that fire is about 65% contained. >>> thousands of bart riders will be impacted by construction on the under water transbay tube next year. starting in february bart will start an hour later at 5 a.m. tomorrow the board of directors will talk about replacing that ear

like ann keen, she said many women gave birth in the nhs.heir pregnancies, and it's that culture of shame that was perpetrated by officialdom in one guise or another. now, it's a complex history, madam deputy speaker, but i for one would like to know how it happened. she called on theresa may by saying sorry. simply by apologising, the prime minister would send a message to anyone unexpectedly pregnant today that they ought to expect help and support, and never approbation. and mostly, she would send a message to every woman in this country that our past, where women were blamed and robbed of their power, is finally the past. alison mcgovern. the former foreign secretary, lord carrington, died this week. he was 99. lord carrington was the last surviving member of churchill's 1950s government. he took his seat in the lords in 1945 and became one of the longest serving politicians of the modern era. he famously resigned from margaret thatcher's government when argentine forces invaded the falkland islands in 1982. many peers wanted to pay trib

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anne hathaway is demanding justice for 18 year old nia wilson.. w >>> a hollywood star is using her reach on social media to spread nd ice fo18-year-old nia wilson. wilson is the young woman stabbed to death on a bart platform by a man in an unprovoked attack. hathaway posted a post to her 12 million followers. it reads in part: white people including me, including you, plus take into the marrow of our privileged bones the truth that all black people fear for their lives daily in america and have done so for generations. white people do not have equivalence for this fear of violence. she also used the hashtag "black lives matter" and say her name. there's been widespread speculation on social media that the violent crime was racially motivated but bart police have not confirmed that. cat brooks is a prominent activist and leaders of the "black lives matter" movement. she says she is challenging oakland mayor libby schaaf this november. >> i feel like actually in her post that anne hathaway did a good job of call out white people. i think more peop

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fox5's anne cutler joins us from the rhode isltid metro one of theons that are shutting downin, anne,reporter: indeed, good morning toou, good morning to cr metro making those big improvements is difficult. itakes a lot of coordination and you know going to be an'shere t impact.e b mg improvements toho tde island station as well as brook lands and this is well ed. the stations will be shutting down for a whopping 45 days so that means no trains between fort totten and noma-gallaudet. closures begin tomorrow running through labor day. close for one weekend, will- july 28th and 29th. metro t encourages riderso use the green line. metro also running some yellowra liins to andt from greenbelring rush hours. andro during the pject free shuttle buses will operate between brookland and rhode island and the areas of metro center. gallery place and union station. now, the foc of th work is a crumbling concrete here at metro's oldest outdo station. it has been a huge problem. it's actually even falling down towards some of the riders. th caused an emergency shutdown in 2016. they'll be doing so

kpix 5's anne makovec is live at the airport with some details. anne. >> reporter: pretty scary. this plane was supposed to be on its way to sydney, australia right now. but it made an emergency landing here at sfo just after 12:30 this morning. here's a look at the flight path from the website flightaware. you can see the twisted path this plane took over the ocean as it dropped fuel so the plane could be lighter when it made its emergency landing this morning about 45 minutes after take-off. passengers reported flames shooting from the left engine of the boeing 787 dreamliner as it was taking off at 11:15 p.m. for those aboard united flight 863, it was a wild ride. >> we were about 40 minutes into our flight. we were going and then it got a little bit bumpy. they told us we were going to turn around, the engine seized up. some other people were talking about there being maybe some fire spitting from the engine. but then we just turned around and came right back. >> reporter: no word yet on exactly what went wrong in that engine. but the flight was promptly canceled and the pass

but also a lot of research has been done, minute research — i have done it myself — on anne boleyn‘sbut also in the detail, you can tell a different story now because we know so much more. so back to jane seymour. number three. how much did we know before and how much have you had to create from your own imagination the character that you believe is accurate? as i said, i inferred her character from what i could, from the sources but i had to create a lot for her early life. i used the skeleton framework of fact we have — we have a fragment here and a fragment there — and sort of looking retrospectively from what came later, to create her early life, because these books are about whole lives, they‘re not just about their periods of queenship and they are all written each from each queen‘s point of view, solely from that point of view. it‘s a fairly obvious question but an important one, i think — how do you go about trying to create the conversation that somebody like jane seymour would have? you know, her style of speech, her habits, the way she would move, the whole business of soc

anne. >>> reporter: it is an historic day here in san francisco. you can see they are already setting up for what is going to be a large-scale production here. you have the lines of white chairs here on polk street in front of city hall and they have big screens set up because not everybody will fit inside for the ceremony. they are expecting about 1,000 people. it starts at 11 a.m. london breed tweeted last night: >> reporter: she will become the city's first black female mayor. she grew up in san francisco in public housing raised by her grandmother. prior to her election as mayor, she was president of the board of supervisors and was acting mayor for a brief period after the late mayor ed lee died in december. as to how she won this election, here's what she has to say. >> um, i think you might have to ask the voters. but i think, um, part of it is i just -- i am who i am. and i don't deviate much from that. i care about the city. i care about solving these challenges. >> reporter: also featured in today's ceremony is going to be amos brown deli

and i'm anne makovec in for kenny.et's start with a live look outside... >>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, july 5th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec. let's start with a live look outside as we take a look at the beautiful city of san francisco. coit

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anne makovec, kpix. >>> time now 5:09. a bay area man launches a website called rent a hitman. how he became a crime-fighting hero. >>> and a lesson on being prepared. hundreds participate in an evacuation test. >>> and we have a heat advisory to tell you about, and the surf is up. >>> 101 north of the airport looking good, but we have reports of a crash north of here. we'll look at that and see if it's causing any slowdowns coming up. as a wildfire inches closer to yosemite. the ferguson fire is exploding in size. >>> new evacuation orders this morning as a wildfire inches closer to yosemite. the ferguson fire is exploding in size, now over 30,000 acres, and fire crews and officials are working together. building strong containment lines is a top priority. >> there's only so much you can do when you have the fuels, terrain and weather conditions out there. >> resources are coming in by the hour. more than 3,000 firefighters are there now. >> marin county is getting ready as well. >> this is your notice to evacuate by car or foot. >> drills were held on saturday, simulating a m