such neurological malfunctions are the result of circulatory disorders a stroke occurs when an artery that carries blood to the brain gets blocked meaning that certain parts of the brain are no longer being supplied with oxygen if the clot dissolves again rapidly the brain can function again. what art's inclose experienced is known as the transience skin make attack or t.i.a. . the doctors discovered a constriction in the posterity or cerebral artery this is where the blood clot formed. or to enclose it was prescribed anticoagulant tablets to prevent blood clot formation he stayed in hospital for eight days and everything seemed to be fine again but right after he was released he got a shock. america if those links i noticed my left side getting paralyzed again the symptoms had come back the doctor gave me a checkup and immediately called the ambulance for. paralysis followed by another collapse could it have been a real stroke this time. but once again on the way to the hospital the symptoms disappeared as if nothing had happened despite the medication a clot had formed. once i think

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each and every nerve, tendon, vein and artery is extended and bound together.until it's later reopened and attached to a donor hand. the benefits: more functionality and range of motion. a much better quality of life for jonathon >> he was dependent on his wife for every single aspect of his daily existence. you know, personal hygiene in those situations is not personal anymore. >> reporter: azari wonders could jonathan be the one for his dream procedure? he had his doubts -- >> it takes a lot of effort to rehabilitate the hand, and you want somebody to put in that effort, or else it would have been a waste. >> reporter: jonathan, brimming with enthusiasm, had no doubts. di was like, oh my god. this guy is our guy. like let's do this. do you have any hands here we can choose from or can we just get one right now before we leave, or how is this going to work? >> and he was like just chill. >> he did tell me to slow my roll. >> reporter: azari laid out a blunt series of challenges before he would agree to be his surgeon. for starters: he'd have to regain his stre

artery is a really important thing to understand in little by little, how it brought ,hese two cultures together sometimes in concorde, as we talked about last night, and sometimes in conflict. carson came down it, immediately made his way to taos, where he hooked up with some of these other greasy, grizzled mountain men. taos was the southern capital of trafirst raid -- the fur de. of he came late to the party being a mountain man. it was still going on, but it was in its waning years. partially because the mountain men were so good at trapping beaver, they lead to the extension of beaver and a lot of these creeks and tributaries. but he came to the party late, but with a vengeance. he ended up being one of the most famous mountain men of all. he trapped with some of the great ones and went to a lot of and camedezvous, to know and love the west. and i think it is important to understand why the mountain men are so vital in opening the west. it has partly to do with the fact that in the west, the only way to really unlock this dry, arid territory is to understand the rivers. and that is

ultrasound technology looks inside your arteries for plaque that builds up as you age and increases yourk of stroke and heart disease. after all, 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom is a stroke. so call today and start with a free health assessment to understand your best plan of action. so why didn't we do this earlier? life line screening. the power of prevention. call now to learn more. charles: a new report says the chinese government is closing churches, burning crosses and burning bibles, forcing christians to renounce their faith. in august the naits said china could be holding muslims in retraining camps. gillian melchoir is here. er time we have our meeting and something like this couples, everyone says gillian melchoir. what the heck has gone on. and the whole world knows it's going on. >> we are seeing a reversion to maoist policies. the chinese constitution guarantees against religious discrimination. right now under xi jinping we are seeing a crackdown. charles: why now? is this because power corrupts absolutely? he's sort of emperor for life? this gets

a major artery north and southbound out of wilmington. any given sunday, that particular roadway would be littered with tourists and residents coming home from the beach. it was deserted. it was basically literally a river of rushing water. you can imagine how difficult it is for authorities to bring in critical supplies like gas or food supplies to the evacuation shelters. the feeling of desperation for people here. talking to the evacuees that the creek middle school where we ended up seeing them getting evacuated for a second time. the evacuation center was threatened by flood waters. difficult moments for people on the ground. dave, christine. >> perhaps the worst is yet to come. derek van dam, live. thank you. >>> florence will dump more rain on parts of north carolina in the next few days. river levels will rise for the week. we have meteorologist pedram javaheri in the weather center. this is a slow motion catastrophe here. >> it is. that's why when the storm was downgraded to the category two, it doesn't matter. the water element

that could disrupt supplies and cause starvation on an unprecedented scale the port city is the main artery for receiving humanitarian aid. the woman. using u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault wants the f.b.i. to investigate allegations before she testifies at a senate hearing lawyers for christine place before an investigation would allow the senate to be fully informed when they siding on cardinals nomination hearing appears likely to go ahead with or without forward next week statement the. employees of a fast food chain mcdonald's went on strike across the united states demanding an end to sexual harassment participants accuse the company of failing to adequately address what they say is a widespread problem inspired by the may two movement they're also calling for anti housman training at the national committee to address the issue. of the leaders of north and south korea have hailed the deal to improve ties between their countries in a symbolic move the south moon j n even invited to kim jong un to seoul in what would be the first ever post war visit by north

do could disrupt supplies and call starvation on an unprecedented scale the port city is the main artery for receiving humanitarian aid. official. in the gaza strip say two palestinians have been killed by israeli gunfire during a protest along the border thousands of palestinians rally to protest a blockade of gaza imposed by israel and egypt protesters burned tires and hurled rocks at israeli forces who responded with tear gas and live fire. the woman accusing u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault wants the f.b.i. to investigate her allegation before she testifies of a senate hearing lawyers for christine bloggs the ford say they would allow the senate to be fully informed when deciding the fate of kavanagh's nomination hearing appears likely to go ahead with or without for next week. the leaders of north and south korea have hailed a deal to improve ties and bolster efforts to end nuclear tensions in the region after talks in the north's kim jong promise to close the country's main nuclear complex and shut a missile launch site if the united states made reciproc

ultrasound technology looks inside your arteries for plaque that builds up as you age and increases your risk of stroke and heart disease. after all, 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom is a stroke. so call today and start with a free health assessment to understand your best plan of action. so why didn't we do this earlier? life line screening. the power of prevention. call now to learn more. president trump: america's economy is booming like never before, we have added $10 trillion in wealth since my election, the stock market is at an all-time high in historien jobless claims are at a 50-year low. african-american, hispanic-american and asian-american unemployment have achieved their lowest levels ever record. we aided more than 4 million new jobs including half a million manufacturing jobs. charles: president trump touting the booming economy at the united nations earlier today. america is expecting jobs to improve. this consumer confidence number getting close to the all-time high which is in 2000. i always say it's interesting because the market is up 150% sinc

around six million cars crawl along beijing's traffic arteries which resemble more of a battleground. trainees learn on practice roadways the size of two hundred eighty football fields. they're only allowed to drive on public roads towards the end of their training and only and the suburbs the city center is too congested to accommodate. that city is packed with people and cars learners are inexperienced if we let them practice on the real roads they get in the way and cause traffic jams and. you know has four hours of training today she has to do forty in total her teacher says here as she'll get prepared for the real thing. practiced ground mimics everything you'd find on city roads including steep sections and curbs. there are hills bridges tunnels even a flooded road. at the entrance to screenplays dramatic videos warning of accidents caused by motorists using their phones at the wheel speeding and drinking. students can practice on simulators and now they can even experience the thrill of driving in virtual reality the school provides its clients with the latest technology they j

that could disrupt supplies and cause starvation on an unprecedented scale the port city is the main artery for receiving humanitarian aid . in pakistan has ordered the release of x prime minister now by sherry and his daughter pending an appeal hearing the country's three time leader was removed from office and jailed for corruption in july sharif says the charges are politically motivated. ugandan pop star turned politician bobby white is returning home from the united states after receiving treatment for injuries he says were sustained as a result of torture by uganda northstar says the opposition m.p. was arrested in august and charged with treason for his alleged role in an incident in which the president's motorcade was pelted with stones. employees of the fast food chain mcdonald's went on strike across the u.s. they're demanding an end to sexual harassment participants accuse the company of failing to adequately address what they say is a widespread problem they're also calling for anti housman training. and the leaders of north and south korea have hailed a deal to improve ties bet

and i was very fortunate that it didn't sever an artery, it only next an artery. i was telling the guys, don't worry about me, let's do a quick after action review and get me some water to drink. and they are all rolling their eyes because they've realized i've been shot. and i'm not sure i'd fully processed all of that in that moment in time. i remember saying, don't cut my gear, i don't want to have to redo that. and they are thinking about it, how are we making sure this guy doesn't die. general keane income by the way, he stayed with me the entire way through this. this ended up being many hours along. and holding his hand actually, we flew into the post hospital to the emergency room, and that is where they really in a sense saved my life. what they did there was they took a scalpel and cut the x and he said, this is really going to hurt, and it really did. it was a one time in the whole endeavor that i truly started to say, maybe this isn't worth hanging onto, because it hurt so much. >> martha: were you thinking about your life and your family, about potent

ultrasound technology looks inside your arteries for plaque that builds up as you age and increases yourart disease. after all, 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom is a stroke. so call today and start with a free health assessment to understand your best plan of action. so why didn't we do this earlier? life line screening. the power of prevention. call now to learn more. lou: before the radical dimms intimidated senator flake into calling for an fbi investigation, several of the dimms threw temper tantrums and walked out on the committee. >> this has got to stop so i walked out. i am not going to participate in this charade anymore. democrats are not being heard. from top to bottom this has been about bullies. >> all america is watching the united states senate today, and they should be deeply disappointed, embarrassed, ashamed. lou: which of those three senators do you think will after the fbi report is filed vote, turn about and vote for judge kavanaugh? any of them? senator lindsey graham warned his colleagues and the nation about the precedent we are watching, t

in this area those streets or started to fill up people have been walking along some of the main arterials leading to the syria to come into this proteas sidewall up they've been waiting for the former president that you mentioned mind to rajapaksa he's been very much behind the push to get these people out onto the streets and he at the moment is out there in that crowd walking around breaching the supporters who have come out here to try to call for this government to go as you say they believe that this government at the moment is a weak one it's a weak coalition and there has no mandate to continue and i what is it exactly that president city center is alleged to have done that has made so many people come out in anger. well i think it's more perhaps what he hasn't done really they are concerned about the fact that since this government was formed after the last election in twenty fifteen you know there was a lot of hope at that time that come through to term solve a man into rajapaksa presidency yes in many parts of this country it was a very popular presidency still is to some extent

. >> i went in to have a checkup, and they said, you have got clogged arteries. and i had a back rop ration. i've always felt lucky in my life, i had an incredible life. i have been so blessed. i know because you have a couple of close calls and it makes you start grabbing at life a little harder. >> his one and only oscar nomination came from "boogie nights". he puts up all the money for our films. it's an important process. >> he plays the director of adult films who mentors a young mark wahlberg. this afternoon, wahlberg paid tribute. robin williams wound up winning an oscar for good will hunting but reynolds got a nomination for the role. >> everyone says, you keep coming back. well, i didn't go away. >> he appears on our very first broadcast in 1981. even then he spoke about his own mortality. >> if there is a life after, and i think there is, then what the hell is all the fuss about? it's just that, i don't want to go now. >> such a movie star. well, of course, burt's personal life was just as fascinating as his movies. over the years burt told us about his

we have most of the many arteries cleared pretty quick.tually did that prior to the flood waters coming up. so timing is everything. in this particular case, having the main arteries cleared where we could access most people to get close to them or succeaccesm was a blessing. >> your team is very capable. with the storm this large, sometimes it's a greater team effort. do you feel you have the outside resources that you need? do you have what you need from the federal government? >> yeah, i don't think you could look back and say we should have thought of this or that. i have been involved in lots of disasters in my career. i can tell you i don't know we could have been anymore prepared than we were. our local first responders were prepared and had practiced for this have been. and they have come through shining. a regional partners whieg thle are taking care of themselves are assisting us. the state department of emergency management was prepared. they had assets predeployed to debt in here. now the roads being cut off has provide d a lit

the red area is the mine artery. that's freemont street. that area is closed. all the buses are being rerouted to the old temporary transbase terminal. that's where christy smith joins us live. christie. >> reporter: i want to step aside so you can see what it looks like at this hour. it is still early. you can see the buses are here. the people are lined up. bus riders tell us that the closure of the transit center puts them back to square one. their old route of the temporary terminal. some say they were arriving early or leaving late. it's been 24 hours since freemont street was shut down. the areas bus line slow downs on exit ramps and angry drivers in the city not really interested in detour signs. there are parking control aufrtaufrt officers. they are more riders in the afternoon and evenings and riders say they are considering their opgtions. >> i might take off earlier to make sure i don't have dlelays. >> it's tough. if you walk it, it's fine. if you jump in an uber or lyft, you can get close. that's probably the best you can do is get close. >> repor

bite that artery. i follow. these are shark sightings up and down the coast in the past month. when you look really closely, a lot of them are overlapping each other. you do lab work in marine biology, bill. the question is, the reason so many sharks are attracted to this area is because there is an enormous seal population. in 1972 they basically stopped calling the seals in the area know we have sharks. what do you think should happen? >> it's hard for me to say but we want to prevent people from being attacked and we also want to protect the environment so there's a balancing act. maybe some newer technologies can be found, either to more closely track the sharks or drive them away or for that matter to drive the seals away. then we would move them to a different place and maybe have the same problems they are. there are so many possible solution, -- >> martha: i when you swim back at that beach again? >> i will swim at cape cod that not that beach. >> martha: we hope you get better soon. that is ou

ultrasound technology looks inside your arteries for plaque that builds up as you age and increases your risk of stroke and heart disease. after all, 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom is a stroke. so call today and start with a free health assessment to understand your best plan of action. so why didn't we do this earlier? life line screening. the power of prevention. call now to learn more. . lou: states of emergency are now in effect across much of the mid-atlantic tonight. hurricane florence, a category 4 storm making its way slowly toward the east coast. more than a million and a half people have been ordered to evacuate coastal areas ahead of the storm, which is now packing as i said category 4-force winds, over 130 miles an hour, threatening to dump as much as 30" of rain when it does make landfall. president trump says his administration is more than ready for the storm. >> the safety of american people is my absolute highest priority. we are sparing no expense. we are totally prepared, we're ready. we're as ready as anybody's ever been. lou: and florence, l

ultrasound technology looks inside your arteries for plaque that builds up as you age and increases your risk of stroke and heart disease. after all, 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom is a stroke. so call today and start with a free health assessment to understand your best plan of action. so why didn't we do this earlier? life line screening. the power of prevention. call now to learn more. their disgusting lack of standards and ethics on display, verbally assaulting and actually driving republican senator ted cruz and his wife out of the d.c. restaurant all because of his support for judge brett kavanaugh. >> god bless you. lou: amazing. that shameless attack on cruz and his wife. comes after a call from dem leader maxine water to shame, to harass anyone who supports the trump agenda. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd and you tell them they're not welcome. lou: you know, to me it's embarrassing that americans sitting in that restaurant didn't do anything to shu

now burned more than 24,000 acres since wednesday afternoon forcing a 45-mile closure of a main artery through northern california. so far the fire is zero percent contained. fire crews are now setting more burns of their own to slow the massive blaze. fighting fire with fire. >> by removing the fuel out from in front of the fire, that's a great opportunity for us to stop the fire. >> reporter: the thick smoke is also presenting challenges. slowing down air operations. choppers and planes can't fly if the pilots can't see well. people who live in the area say they're scared. it's tough to breathe. >> being out here is making me, how do you say the word, woozy, light headed. it's scary. >> reporter: and we are back here live where you can see the flames. you can see the smoke. it has gotten so much smokier out here today making it really hard to breathe. my eyes are stinging. i have my mask on. still a very dangerous situation. this highway will remain closed until sunday morning. right now this fire remains zero percent contained. reporting live, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news.

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as yellow caution tape turned major arteries like fremont street into no go zones. >> what will the city do if there is a natural disaster or terrorist attack? >> reporter: as of this newscast, fremont street is closed between howard and mission choking a direct offramp from the bay bridge. instead of going to the new transbay terminal, commuters and buses will go to what was the temporary transbay terminal at howard and main street. and if all that was not enough, traffic south of market street was already at nightmare levels with the dream force conference closure of howard between third and fourth. >> hearts of fremont street will be closed to pedestrians and this is the second embarrassment for the transit center this month. a visitor walkway around the rooftop park started crumbling about two weeks ago. a spokesperson said they would patch up the eroded sections as needed. >>> managers at the millennium tower are a step closer to submitting a report on the cause of the cracked window. the owner of an apartment on the 36th floor noticed the crack on september 2. it has since been tap

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it is the main artery between redding and the oregon border. >>> the fire itself is to the north of redding. flames burned on both sides of the freeway. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live along i-5, drivers are forced to find other routes until at least tomorrow. laura? >> look at the size of this, on fire, we cannot stay right here. >> reporter: after huge flames forc forced motorists to run from vehicles, i-5 remains closed north of redding. >> 15,000 acres, that's a lot. >> reporter: with no estimated time of reopening, truckers can only sit and wait. . are you worried about your load? >> a little. i'm talking to the off dispatch office about it now. so we're trying to figure out what's the -- what's going to happen next. >> reporter: still, with scenes like these fresh nah in their minds it seems few here are getting impatient. after all, the way the fires have been behaving the past few months, no one we talked with seem eager to take their chances. >> i don't want my truck to be burned. it's a big responsibility. so i'd rather stay here for another day or so. >> we'll get this

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in item ten of us all in an underground tunnel vault basically surrounded by traffic arteries. some fifty five thousand vehicles ten through the rhine bank tunnel every day the first time the gallery's artistic director gets what pater's was here she couldn't believe how close the traffic walls. was going to just act as a door when i was first here in two thousand and six there was a metal door that i was told was an emergency exit i opened it and stuck my head out the cars were speeding past just fifty centimeters away so naturally i shut the doors fast as i could i just never got some about. today the space is unrecognizable. i'd suggest my here the first time i was here this was just a hole it was still under construction just a tunnel vault for but it was being turned into a space for contemporary art so lots of construction was going on and i had to wear rubber boots so it was an eight hundred square metre building site and the first exhibition was to take place six months later. amazingly it did he couldn't stay in total gallery opened in two thousand and seven it can be

they're talking about blackout curtains and it impairs driving on the main arterials to that area. >> reporter: a spokesperson tells kpix 5 that the railway recently replaced the lights with energy efficient l.e.d. bulbs to -- the mayor said that richmond gave the railway a deadline of september 17 to address the problem or the city will issue fines of $1000 a day. >> they will fight and we have done this before. the city has been in litigation over many issues over many years. these guys are not a good citizen. they're not the people you want for your neighbor. >> reporter: the where way -- railway put up barriers to block the light but neighbor say that is not made much difference. it is the federal government that regulates railways and not the city. still leaders and the railway say they will talk about this to come up with a bright solution. one that is not as bright. >>> a major crackdown on e- cigarettes. devin fehely on how the feds are taking action on the popular flavored products. >> reporter: with colors and flavors straight out of willy wonka's dream journal and thousands

arteries you they want perhaps a disclosure of inventory facilities and this is the kind of thing that morning be nice to get teams on to come out and say when the two leaders arrived at the state guest house they seem to accept the strength of the welcome is evidence of a growing desire for change. even the people in the apartment behind us they welcomed us with such passion i was genuinely touched. when i think we should not forget the people's hopes and expectations but have to work at a faster pace and make bigger achievements. the first into korean summit between these leaders visit the panmunjom trust village on the border between the two davids in april it's produced tangible results reunions of families separated by the korean war in the one nine hundred fifty s. have restarted. the remains of more than fifty u.s. soldiers killed in the war have been returned by north korea. and the liaison office to keep officials from the north and south connected. but the last visit to pyongyang by a south korean president was by roh moo hyun eleven years ago and that attempts at reconciliat

didn'ter kw to go, and the young guy put his body over me and took a bullet to the right thigh and main artery. protecting my >>life. on monday, another man was shot and killed outside a convenience store on benng road. and then last night, two men were shot in a restaurant parking lot. >>> turning now to low cam politics and the virginia senate ce. tim caine squares off with corey stewart. >> the campaign nasty at times, and, of cose, so much reinvolves around president trump who we heard a lot from, and jim handly is where the candidates take the stage tonight,handly? >> reporter: this is their largest audience so far face to face. this is the statewide televised live debate at 7:00. you should know corey stewart has a 19-point deficit and trails in fund raising. i talked to tim caine, senator caine, just moments ago, about an hour ago, asking if he thought brett kavanaugh should step down, withdraw hisname. he said the hearings should go forth tomorrow. likely we'll hear kavanaugh's name tonight. mo assuredly, president trump's name will come up, corey stewart called himself trump before tr

been doing surgery for a long time and when we come up with a surgical procedure like a coronary artery bypass that doesn't stop pharmaceuticals from trying to come up with new drugs or new stance or new ways of not having to bypass surgery so all i'm saying is let us do our surgical procedure if you come up with something better we'll use it why wouldn't we but in the meantime we have an ability to help literally thousands if not millions of people with their own cells and i got a feeling we're here for the long haul it's personal self there is a whole new idea a new concept but it's so simple and so safe and even though our prices may be reasonably high we could be charging wal-mart prices if there was a free market in medicine right so do you think that ultimately. major in maybe trying pharmaceutical companies and basically that can the big pharma it's let's say pharmaceuticals themselves are essentially a more of a danger to the public then the way that the government treats illicit drugs to be . there i don't know if they're more of a danger than illicit drugs but they can be dang

port sorry and what we're seeing with the fighting is there a critical junction at sixteen is the artery towards santa and there are other parts of the country and so really this is a situation of life and death for yemeni children and their family that they can't access their food feel limited supplies though the huge numbers are critically at risk and really based on coming months so for us what we're seeing is that. four hundred thousand children are at risk of severe acute malnutrition so the most severe form of my interest in by the end of the year if we see this lifeline cut off so be rubio says the intercept to the missile fired by hutu rebels in yemen in a statement published in saudi state media military forces say the ballistic missile was fired towards the city of jos and they say rebels have so far fired one hundred ninety five missiles toward saudi arabia killing one hundred twelve civilians. antigovernment demonstrations have been held across syria the protesters are angry at plans to launch a massive military offensive to retake it lip the united nations has repeatedly war

arteries you they want perhaps a disclosure of inventory facilities and this is the kind of thing that morning he needs to get teams on to come out and say when the two leaders arrived at the state guesthouse they seem to accept the strength of the welcome is evidence of a growing desire for change. even the people in the apartment behind us they welcomed us with such passion i was genuinely touched. when i think we should not forget the people's hopes and expectations but have to work at a faster pace and make bigger achievements. the first into korean summit between these leaders was at the panmunjom truce village on the border between the two neighbors in april it's produced tangible results reunions of families separated by the korean war in the one nine hundred fifty s. have restarted. the remains of more than fifty u.s. soldiers killed in the war have been returned by north korea. and the liaison office to keep officials from the north and south connected. but the last visit to pyongyang by a south korean president was by roh moo hyun eleven years ago and that attempt at reconcil

beta could disrupt supplies and cause starvation on an unprecedented scale the port city is the main artery for receiving humanitarian aid . policing. london are investigating a possible hate crime a car it's a crowd outside a mosque in the early hours of wednesday three people were injured one seriously police are searching for the driver and passengers who were allegedly made a slam a phobic comments before hitting the protestors and driving off. employees of the fast food chain mcdonald's went on strike across the united states demanding an end to sexual harassment participants accuse the company of failing to adequately address what they say is a widespread problem but also calling for i.d. housman training. the leaders of north and south korea have hailed a deal to improve ties between their countries in a highly symbolic move the south moon jail in even invited kim jong un to seoul in what would be the first ever post war visit by a north korean leader but progress on reducing nuclear tensions in the region was less clear cut kim jong un promised to close the country's main nuclear co

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the road is a major artery connecting california to the pacific northwest. you can see this firefighter setting a backfire on the side of i-5. the wildfire has grown to 31,000 acres tonight, just two days after it started. there is still no containment. the fire left behind charred trucks, cars and debris. some of the remains are still smoldering. a vw bug was burnt to a shell and an rv was completely destroyed. the fire has damaged at least three buildings so far. the flames are threatening about 280 homes, mostly in rural areas. >>> a trial in the ghost ship warehouse fire is now set for april next year. 36 people died in th in december of 2016. derick almena and max harris both face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. last month a judge rejected their plea agreement saying almena did not show sufficient remorse. prosecutors say the two men knowingly created a fire trap at the converted warehouse without an adequate means of escape. >>> scaffolding is up around san francisco's sinking skyscraper tonight where a36th floor window cracked and it may be wee