leaving hollow molds that the living subsequently filled out with plaster then the ash was removed and the bodies remained where they had fallen in their vain attempt to flee before a volcano that had blown itself up and scattered over the entire city. then came the spirits of the living to see how their ancestors had lived two thousand years ago when the walls were still intact the roofs kept out the rain and the pillars still had something to support in that time when the form was the focus of public life the seed of the gods and of the authorities at once the cities law court marketplace and public toilet. the building and rebuilding of pompei in a history spanning six hundred years was the work of numerous civilizations of the ancient a trust in settlement hardly anything remains the basilica and the geometrical town plan date back to the greek period the temple on the capital sacred to the roman do . it is jupiter juno and minerva was built like most of the city's public buildings after pompei had become a roman colony in the first century b.c. . the physical appearance of pancake

so we have been researching notjust the ash tree, but also the pathogen which causes ash dieback, andolerant ash trees so that we can replant. yet it is notjust ash types that risk in the uk. according to the british plant health register there are over 1000 pests and diseases across the uk and around 30% of those pose a danger to the future of our trees. and many of those infecting our forests originate from abroad, which has led to the government last week putting a ban certain types of oak trees from being imported into the uk. the number of pests and diseases coming into the uk that impact on trees has risen exponentially over the last few years. have we been a bit slow in dealing with that issue? we saw impacts 50 years ago with the introduction of dutch elm disease, where elms have disappeared from many landscapes, so we are acting now to make sure that that doesn't happen to our most iconic tree species, particularly the oak. trees of ash dieback are not usually taken down as the disease is so widespread and when a species develops symptoms with the disease they are kept alive

tennis for african american men, ashe was a sensation. it meant a lot to see him playing this sport that i had gost picked up. yoack to 1968 and you look at what was happening in america from a civil rights perspective from a humanitarian perspective. and then you see arthur ashe win and raise that trophy and you know there's no greater moment in history i think for us in tennis than that because it really started to transcend and transform how tennis was viewed in america. >> reporte ashe's additional grand slam wins in australia in 1970, and wimbledon in 1975, established him as one the world's greatest. rit his triumphs stand as the last time an amecan male player of color has won each event. michael chang won the french open in 1989, the last time a snon-white, american man played in a grand slam singles final. in 1996 he was the last american male person of color to even appear in a grand slam final. american men have won 98 of the 364 grand ams played since 1924, only six of those were by people of color, just over 6% the numbers ha

officials say lightly mist ash with water before sweeping, but do not soak the ash.cloth, mop or vacuums with a hepa filter. collect ash into containers or double bag and dispose in regular trash. do not push ash into storm drains. ash is highly acidic and may cause harm to the environment. officials also warn people with chronic diseases or who are sensitive to smoke or ash to not participate in cleanup efforts. (grant) new at ten: a rare sign of hope amidst the destruction.the alameda county fire department shared this picture on social media of an american flag -- flying un-damaged -- at whiskeytown cemetery in redding.the area has been decimated by the deadly carr fire. battalion chief chuck palmer and a crew lowered the flag to half-staff in honor of the firefighters who lost their lives battling the california blazes. a fitting tribute to their sacrifices. (ken)speaking out alameda fire... they have been busy helping out with three major fires in northern california. the department posted these pictures on their facebook today. they assited in filling up a port

officials say lightly mist ash with water before sweeping, but do not soak the ash. use a damp cloth, mop or vacuums with a hepa filter. collect ash into containers or double bag and dispose in regular trash. do not push ash into storm drains. ash is highly acidic and may cause harm to the environment. officials also warn people with chronic diseases or who are sensitive to smoke or ash to not participate in cleanup efforts. rnow: high pressure weakend and cooled around the bay area today. it definitely felt like fall this morning with cool 40s and low 50s. we are tracking another round of showers and thunderstorms on doppler radar over the sierra but it is not as widespread. on the satellite image we can see some interesting changes as high pressure slides further east and low pressure dives south off the coast. this should lead to cooler temperatures this weekend. but tomorrow there will be more of a northerly component to the wind which should bring us a little more sunshine and some smoke from the fires to make it a little hazy on friday. highs tomorrow will be i

tennis lessons i started to play and get better and so did arthur ashe was treating five blocks down the street i played in high school but then football got in the way so i got a scholarship to play at the university of richmond my parents like that a little bit more. so i was a wide receiver at the university of richmond men the professional scout started to look because i had good statistics and we were transporting this team into a winning team for a change so i was drafted to the detroit lions in the 11th round and 86 draft i never imagined playing football in college because i was was all wide receiver on a running team in high school that is not what i aspired to be an nfl football player but i am always up for a challenge and went to training camp i thought that would be the end of my football career but then the dallas cowboys picked me up for the so i went to the cowboys but then i started graduate school at the university of virginia and i am thinking how do i go to graduate school and play football? my professor said we will take care of that so they videotaped the course

what about the ash in the air?> i have kidney disease and i'm susceptible to breathing problems as it is. if i'm out here more than 15 minutes, i get really sick and start hyperventilating. this purifies the air and gives you air through tubes. >> reporter: experts warn ashy air can strain the filters and leaving town may be his best solution. >> i'm considering moving by an ocean because in my case, that's safety. >> a dense smoke advisor is in effect for the tahoe area until 5:00 tonight and those sensitive to smoke are asked to stay indoors. >>> coming up, the new face that could help postseason chances, and a fabulous pitching duel at at&t park. ♪ ♪ 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. >>> derrick rodriguez has become one of the best stories

the ash plank it's the ground that was once fertile land for plants. in a city where the flames are gone but the health hazards are not people still can't breathe easy. till the smoke is lifted. al-jazeera ready fornia. cvs in a speedboat would have a got away with two crowns and an orb from sweden's crown jewels the seventeenth century royal treasures were taken on tuesday during a lunchtime fair at a cathedral west of scots stockholm two men seen running away from the cathedral where also some escaping across the lake by motorboat the crown jewels were being displayed behind the locked and alarmed that this play case. iran is suffering its most serious drought in half a century it's estimated that there's a chronic shortage of water in ninety seven percent of the country some blame the weather others think it's a us conspiracy and environmental experts blame government mismanagement saying the reports now from tehran every day a small group of iranian farmers meet up at the edge of their town once where the fields of despond lush with crops now barre

ash falling.all over town in air quality index is any number of above two hundred is considered dangerously unhealthy in reading it's registered as high as two hundred seventy three in recent days local hospitals are busy with people suffering from breathing problems particularly the people most vulnerable some people have something called c o p d which is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease typically it comes from smoking for a long time what happens to them though because of their breathing in these fine particles and it's getting in the lung and fortune causes inflammation and there are ways and their little muscles in their lungs constrict and so it makes it very difficult for them to bring you it's not only the smoke in the air that's causing problems it's also what's happening here on the ground when the fire came through here it completely incinerated all of the natural vegetation there's not one single tree that's still alive not even one leaf is still here it's causing the temperatures

now, there was nothing left but ashes and memories. homeless stand around days -- dazed, confused, and helpless. >> the troopers and marines were flushing out the last of the communists from the city. others were busy relocating homeless at refugee centers where they could receive food and medical attention. >> their fathers and husbands are dead. here they are helpless with their homes destroyed and possessions burned. the government now has the responsibility of caring for these orphans and widows as best it can while trying to prevent the communists from launching another devastating attack. >> civic action teams began a diseased action campaign amongst the citizens, especially the refugees. religious and civic action organizations from all over the world responded to the government's request for aid, food, medical supplies and clothing poured into the refugee camps and were distributed to the victims. truck after truck carried water in from outlying areas to the thickened city to help you get back on its feet. the food and the camp

he managed to get the first over the finish line rollback of those coal ash standards.ith the good news is, we actually won a court victory yesterday in the sierra club, earth justice, and many other organizations, that is going to call into question whether that rollback can go forward. rollbacksre these endangering our health, but many of them are, we believe, illegal, violating the clean air act, clean water act, flying in the face of these bedrock in mermel statutes designed to detect our health and safety. another thing to remember about the dirty power plan, the coal ash rule rollbacks and all of the rest, they have a long road ahead before the actually get over the finish line. they have to go through public comment and survive court challenges and as we saw yesterday with the coal ash rule, when you're twisting the clean air act and clean water act to do the bidding of fossil fuel executives, you very well they be running afoul of the law . amy: the plan trurump's epa wans to replalace was a at the centef president obama's regulatory efforts to reduce greenhouse

finding a box what appears to be earns filled with ashes on the side of the road.lice stomped. >> reporter: the 2 urns with ashes inside were found this neighborhood. just outside downtown hayward. so far investigators have not been able to figure out who the items belong to. >> that is the remains of whoever that person was. if father or daughter or so on and so on. >> right now police say they are stumped. no identifying information on the urns that would connect them with their owners. the department is determined to go the extra mile. relying on the power of social media to get the message out. neck at this day and age the with the police are being judged by the community it's hard for them and i can imagine what they go through each day, but going this extra mile to try and resolve this issue for somebody is great for the community to see the police doing something this way. >> police are urging anyone who may recognize it to contact them and help reunited them with the rightful owners. >>> bay area headlines. please and us getting a fatal shooting that happen

train his intervention that night has already cost then the england vice captaincy, his place on an ashesumber of other england matches. the past 11 months have served to highlight to them just how highly he values his position as an england representative both in terms of the privilege that role entails and the responsibilities that accompany it. now that the trial is over he is keen to get back to cricket. this is a case that has already proved very costly for ben stokes, in the wake of the incident he had to sit out the ashes series in australia last winter, he lost a luke wood a contract with a sponsor. now, he has since been brought into the england fold, he started the first test victory over india but then he had to sit out the second. within about aan to sit out the second. within about a an hourof to sit out the second. within about a an hour of the verdict being announced, the ecb issued a statement in which they confirmed that stokes had been reinstated for the squad for the third test match which starts on saturday at trent bridge against india. it is feasible that he could in

or, respiratory issues like lee singleton in vacaville.lee singleton/asthmatic- "you know, a lot of ash in the air, you know, making it a little difficult to breathe, but you know, just keep an inhaler and try to stay inside, keep thr a/c running and, um, helps out a lot." the health department says children are especially at risk for negative effects from exposure to wildfire smoke and ash... mainly because their lungs are still growing. most of the smoke in solano county is coming from the mendocino complex fires.kristina kawczynski/passerby- "it's just, you know, such a terrible time, i know its summer vacation still for a lot of kids and that sort of thing. but its its tough." deborah suttkus/struggling to breathe- "exercise has to be done indoors, you know, no gardening right now. but what are you gonna do? it's fires, you know. they're pretty bad right now." for people who have to work outside... the health department suggests checking in with your employer about taking more frequent breaks. in solano county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) (grant) let's get a check on th

and - don )t wipe dry ash off cars - it can scratch the paint. ash from the holy fire is reaching as far out as malibu - about 100 miles from the fire zone. meantime - fire prevention talks are heating up in sacramento. this week lawmakers will look at how to clear more >>> fire prevention talks are heating up in sacramento. lawmakers will look at how to clear more than 100 million dead trees. now that new hearings will focus on prevention and preparedness and lawmakers will take a break from discussing the proposal by the governor to ease liability standards if they are responsible for the fires. if they have been pushing and it has the backing from several bay area democrats. >>> it is 5:25 right now. being a college student in san francisco isn't haep. an fran kis sew state starting to try to change that. it is expect today add 550 beds by 2020. they hope to triple the current number of beds. it is in the pipeline. >>> a new way to treat autism, michigan researchers are conducting the study they say would and could actually find individualized

is normalized as soon as possible all right timothy ash thanks very much for being with us my pleasure farai still to come on counting the cost of three hundred year old spanish ship is found off the coast of colombia but who gets all its sunken treasure is the big question. for first an associated press investigation this week revealed that google is tracking your mobile phone even when the location setting is turned off companies like google make billions of dollars from selling information about our every move to advertisers data like our exact location and google did not deny it was tracking users movements it said it provides clear descriptions of its tools to consumers argentina already had the highest interest rates in the world and it's decided to hike them even higher on monday it raised interest rates by five percent to a record forty five percent the central bank is trying to combat a currency selloff concerns over a local corruption scandal and this week's term or in emerging markets set off the latest drop the lack of women in key senior corporate roles of the u.k.'s large

tolerant ash trees so that we can replant. trees. and many of those infecting our forest originate from abroad, which has led to the government last week putting a ban certain types of oak trees from being imported into the uk —— forest. the number of pests and diseases coming into the uk that impact on trees has risen exponentially over the last few yea rs. exponentially over the last few years. have we been a bit slow in dealing with that issue? we saw the impact 50 years ago with the introduction of dutch elm disease, where elms have disappeared from many landscapes, so we are acting now to make sure that doesn't happen to our most iconic tree species, particularly the oak. trees of ash are not usually taken down as the disease is so widespread and when a species developed symptoms with the disease they are kept for monitoring and research purposes. there are scenarios where trees with diseases are felt, say if the risk of spread is very great. some local authorities are using new methods in authorities are using new method

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i donút care if we have a little fire im going to be here for them' smoke still lingers around, ash is and we donút know how long the evacuation order will be in place but lynch says as long as their is electricity, the men and women on the front line can rely on hi way grocery to stay open. pat lynché hi-way grocery store " i keep telling everybody. 5 days ago i was non-smoker, and now ive taken up smoking haha not by choice " (justine) (justine)(justine) now to the ferguson fire burning in mariposa county. it has now burned more than 63- thousand acres and is 39- percent contained. this fire has been burning for about two and a half weeks now. two firefighters were killed in this fire. one building has been destroyed... but no homes have burned. the fire has also forced the closure of yosemite valley...through at least sunday. lawrence karnow: hiigh pressure is finally showing signs of weakening on this first day of august. it was still hot inland with some highs reaching into the low 90s. but overall temperatures cooled today and that trend will continue. more afternoon thunderstorm

the city of reading in the state of california remains envelop by a thick layer of smoke and ash that is blocking everything including the sun it's been like this for the past five days making homes is heating advice from health officials who say any time people are outside should wear masks i've lived here for twenty five years and. i've seen a lot of fires a lot of fires but it's pretty bad this time we've had like ash and embers. still it's been a week. in quality indexes any number of two hundred is considered days. unhealthy in reading it's registered as high as two hundred seventy three in recent days local hospitals are busy with people suffering from breathing problems particularly the people most vulnerable some people have something called c o p d which is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease typically it comes from smoking for a long time what happens to them though because of their breathing in these fine particles and it's getting in the lung and fortune causes inflammation in their airways and their little muscles and their lungs constrict and so it makes it very diffic

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river side public health office is warning people that ash can be toxic. people are warned to dampen the ash before wiping it. >> this is new footage to show you this morning showing the moments the nelson fire closed in on the spca. this is body cam footage. officers were racing to get the animals out. when the fire broke out it looked like the spca would be destroyed by the flames. officers work with staff and volunteers to get 60 animals out safely, but they didn't. >>> in the meantime the nelson fire is fully contained. one home was destroyed more than 2,000 acres burned. >>> saving animals in the fire zone is the focus of our story tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. we take a look at how shelter workers jumped into action during the deadly north bay wild fires. this is part of the clear the shelters campaign. we'll have plenty of coverage this week leading up to saturday's main event. >>> new video coming into our news room right now. take a look at this. powerful flood waters. this is actually at a nissan car dealership. incredible flood waters there. >> it c

look like a beautiful lake, but it is basicay an unlined pit in the ground with millions of tons of ashum, arsenic, contaminants, associated with cancer. >> seth: hey, kids, we're going for a swim in cancer lake! [ light laughter ] last one in is a rotten egg. also, first one in. [ light laughter ] actually, anyone who goes in will become a rotten cancerous egg. [ light laughter ] now shortly after that decision was made, wheeler had his first hearing as acting head of the epa, and some democrats seemed so thrilled at the mere fact that andrew wheeler t scott pruitt, that they went the extra mile to try to make him feelomfortable. just take democratic senator, tom carper who came bearing gifts while noting t differences between wheeler and pruitt's preferred beverages. >> "washington post" noted that we were trading an administrator was known for quote, "sipping organic juice infused with kale." for an acting administrator who collects coca-cola milia. and what that said, mr. wheeler ve something to present to you today as we begin this hearing to add to your collection. something that

we have a lot of ash in the air here too causing some issues.oudiness causing delays at sfo. smoky sunshine and that means we've got spare the air, unhealthy air will creep into our neighborhoods this afternoon. highs will roll down. one of our warmest days moving forward and a little breezy start tomorrow that's going to help clean the air and bring in some relief from the heat. the east bay valleys upper 90s around lakeport, ukiah 100s today, 92 santa rosa, a lot of mid to upper 80s through the north bay and south bay until morgan hill at 97. 70 san francisco and 66 at half moon bay. jefferson union high school district, the closer you are to the coast, you don't see much of a change in temperature. 52 and fog this morning. partly sunny and about 60 this afternoon. you head inland and look at dixon under unfortunately poor air quality. 64 this morning and end up around 100 this afternoon. the heat and the poor air quality probably going to keep people inside and cancel some of the outdoor activities. giants game 7:15 first pitch, 62 dropping d

blood painting with charles manson's actual ashes in his eyeballs. >> that's a little morbid.ggins haunted mansion, displayed in a room full of items that belonged to serial killers. he died in prison last year at the age of 83. he formed the notorious manson family and served 46 years for nine murders. baggins hosted the show ghost adventures. >>> bloomberg reports the company is seeking a beyer for gump's. it reports $61 million in assets and $64 million in liabilities in its bankruptcy filing. the 157-year-old luxury goods store has more than 100 employees. >>> well, you've got a plan, purchased the ring, and wrote the proposal, but did you book the fireworks? don't worry, the proposal planner has it all, the booming business that's helping people say i do. that's tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> now, your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >>> okay, let's get right to live doppler 7 to show you how things look right now in the bay area. we've got sunny skies just about everywhere, even along portions of the coastline, a little patch of fog developing so

he would bring them to ashes. -- burn them to ashes. millions of fire bombs rained down on london.e city1500 sections of the burst into roaring flames, flames that merged into the greatest fire in recorded history. ♪ in the midst of the fire and destruction, hydro water mains were shattered and water pressure was must entirely cut off. were men ofe night the london fire brigade. they struggled through mud. the nazis carefully picked a night on which the thames river had one of the lowest tides on record. while london burned, the people of the city held on. chin up. they knew this was the people's war and they were the people. the people cannot be panicked or beaten. [plane engines roaring] in the months to come, the british were to suffer many but the and earnings, nation calls on the nation calls on cold courage one hot courage runs been. [explosions] the battle of britain was one, not by hitler. hitler.not by hitler had lost the battle and lost 2375 planes and crews. time, it was the germans ate the bitter dirt of defeat. gone was the legend of their invincibility. for a solid ye

still it's been a week still you see you know little little ash falling. all over town in air quality index is any number of above two hundred is considered dangerously unhealthy in reading it's registered as high as two hundred seventy three in recent days local hospitals are busy with people suffering from breathing problems particularly the people most vulnerable some people have something called c o p d which is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease typically it comes from smoking for a long time what happens to them though because of their breathing in these fine particles and it's getting in the lung and fortune causes inflammation and there are ways and their little muscles in their lungs constrict and so it makes it very difficult for them to brew it's not only the smoke in the air that's causing problems it's also what's happening here on the ground when the fire came through here it completely incinerated all of the natural vegetation there's not one single tree that's still alive not even one leaf is still here it's causing the temperatures to b

clark's ashes. >>> 4:57. the governor issues a warning as several wildfires rage across the state. >> the latest on the ferguson fire, still burning near yosemite plus a new report on what exactly wendell wrong in the accident that killed a bulldozer operator july 14th as he was cutting a fire line. that's just ahead. and i'm melissa caen, in for kenny choi >>> good morning everyone. it is thursday, august 2. i am michelle griego. >> let's take a live look outside. what is that? it's the trans america pyramid actually. >> on the right hand side, 880 and oakland. you can see all the diamonds and rubies out there. >> it doesn't look bad. >> not there. >> too good to be true. >> we have some spots a lot of fog that's forming. that will wi affect a lot of drivers. it's another day of early marine layer and west wind bringing in the cooler air. it's helping keep our air , goo if you ity nealarty etthe coere the fires are burning it is aasnother hot smoky day for those communities. the weekend, good news for the fi

. >> but first, unusual items left behind at an intersection including urns of ashes. thanks for joining us. ter devin fehely >> hayward police found the boxes at the end of ames street. >> reporter: the two urns with ashes inside were found in this neighborhood near the intersection of main street and mcever avenue just outside downtown hayward. investigators have not been able to figure out who the items belong to. >> that's the remains of whoever that person was, a father, daughter, so on and so on. >> reporter: right now, hayward police say they're strumpfed. no identifying information on the urns would help connect them with their owners. the department is determined to go the extra mile relying on the power of social media to get the message out. >> the way the police are being judged by the community, it's kind of hard for them. i can imagine what they go through each day. going this extra mile to try and resolve this issue for somebody, it's great for the community to see the police are doing something this way. >> reporter: police are urging anyone who may rec

it's the smoke, the ash.the poor air quality. >> reporter: and where there's smoke, there could be more fire. its roared back to life before and could again. it only took about an hour for those flames to rip through this entire valley. and that's why firefighters say they're prepared to stay here for weeks until every single holt spot is put out. demarco. >> thank you, jonathan vigliotti. a republican congressman from upstate new york suspended his re-election campaign today -- days after he was arrested for insider trading. as errol barnett reports, congressman chris collins was an early supporter of president trump. >> i will remain on the ballot running for re-election this november. >> reporter: despite his wednesday pledge to stay in the race for new york's 27th congressional district, republican chris collins announced this morning a change of plans. in a statement, he wrote, "after extensive discussions with my family and my friends.ù i have decided to suspend my campaign." pledging to "fill out the r

ashes. on the great city of london. morematter of minutes, than 1500 different sections of thatity worst into flames merged into the greatest fire in recorded history. in the midst of the fire and destruction, vital water mains were shattered and water pressure was almost entirely cut off. heroes of the night were men of the london fire brigade as they stretched temporary hose lines to the center of the thames river. the nazi's had carefully picked a night at which the thames river had one of the lowest tides on record. while london burned above them, the people of the city held on, chin up, thumbs up. they knew this was the people's war and they were the people. the people could not be panicked, could not be beaten. ♪ [cymbals crashing] thehe months to come, british suffered many bombings and burnings. theretion calls on cold -- curis and when hot courage from then, they die. -- hot courage runs thin, they die. engines roaring] [shooting] [explosions] the battle of britain was one -- won, b

congratulations to axell and ash hodges on winning their first "real moto" gold medal.in true x games fashion, it is time to go to their house and surprise them with the gold. okay, we just arrived at axell's house. so excited to give them the gold medals. they have no idea what's coming. we're about to give them the surprise of a lifetime. let's do this. they're in there right now. they think that they're doing an interview for "real moto," but really... when i go on an airplane, i just sit on -- like this. [ both laugh ] got to stand down. can't be recognized or they'll know. yeah, that's just kind of another dude i don't really want to talk about. oh, are you guys doing an interview? mitrani: got a very exciting announcement. mitrani. congratulations on winning "real moto 2018." ok.weat hot el to be the wiers of "real moto 2018"? feels really good. it's a nice breath of fresh air and relief. ow! [ laughs ] [ laughs ] once again, a huge congratulations to axell and ash hodges on winning this year's "real moto 2018." congratulations to every single one of the athletes,

nothing left but ashes.bin right here. >> reporter: manager donnie lay rattles off the long list of what didn't survive. >> we had five cabins that were built in the 1950s. they were iconic. all of them burned into ashes. you couldn't even tell that they were here. we lost our tractor barn, our staff house. we lost our amphitheater stage. we had 58 structures when we started and lost 29 of them. >> reporter: the blackened trees evidence of nature's violence. >> one forester explained he said it was like a nuclear bomb went off. it wasn't like a fire. >> reporter: but once the smoke cleared it was an apparent the most important part of enchanted hills was still standing, its spirit. >> we determined we were going to have camp this year and we did. and that was very exciting for us. we're going to call it a big victory. ♪ >> reporter: the effort required clearing debris and building temporary cabins. but somehow, camp opened. >> there are a couple of things that are not what they once were. but the bottom line

you see the ash being detected on radar right now. we're seeing conditions in the 80s but wind speeds picking up. more of that up towards the carr fire, too. red flag warnings at both major fire complexes to our north and into min doe chino county along with very hot conditions at times on those fire lines. but the shift in the wind has helped us a bit in the bay area. tomorrow air quality other than the north and east bay, not that bad. temperatures heating up. a lot more 90s inland. 100 degree temperatures could be reach in our forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, rob. >>> a search for a gunmanotinnd peninsula grocery store. palo alto police say two people got into the an argument in the parking lot of a safeway. this happened just after 9:00 last night. at the safeway store on middlefield road. police say this man that you see in the photo opened fire at this white lexus suv. then the driver of the lexus sped off. officers chased the car but had to stop when the car got on 101. police don't know if a but the actually hit the victi

tolerance in ash so we are hopeful in future we can select and breed tolerant ash trees so that we can last week putting a ban certain types of oak trees from being imported into the uk. the number of pests and diseases coming into the uk that impact on trees has risen exponentially over the last few years. have we been a bit slow in dealing with that issue? we saw the impact 50 years ago with the introduction of dutch elm disease, where elms have disappeared from many landscapes, so we are acting now to make sure that doesn't happen to our most iconic tree species, particularly the oak. trees of ash dieback are not usually taken down as the disease is so widespread and when a species developed symptoms with the disease they are kept for monitoring and research purposes. there are scenarios where trees with diseases are felt, say if the risk of spread is very great. some local authorities are using new methods in a bid to save our trees. in london, a method called bio—char technology is used on oaks in bexley. it is thought injecting the ground with purified charcoal helps soil quality

the conservative opposition party moderate turner says ash on committed a crime and says she should be punished for it. we are going slow in sweden deportation cases are decided in a court of law not by politicians and you can't have private citizens interfering with a process dispute but says the courts ignore the dangers facing deportees in afghanistan and that's why she decided to protest. so in afghanistan we are when you are deported there they can see that you are from europe they can see that you're wearing clothes from europe that you have a different way of walking of talking and it's a really bad situation but if he. says that she now fears for her safety. right wingers have threatened her on social media networks so when she goes out in the city she keeps her eyes open. like they write down my library i think i'm very much like that different side of. it yes i'm trying to make sure that. the social media doesn't know where i am or who my friends are sean says she plans to keep protesting because of the dangers many afghans face once they return home despite all the recent pr

many of them were born in the houses and now nothing left but ashes and memories. >> the homeless turneddazed, confused and helpless. troopers and marines flushing out the last of the commune yis and the city. relocating the homeless with they can receive food and medical attention. fathers and husbands are dead. here they are, helpless and their homes destroyed and possessions burned. the government has the responsibility of caring for these orphans and widows as best they can while trying to prevent the communist from launching another devastating attack. teams began a disease prevention campaign especially amongst the refugees. religious and civic action organizations all over the world responded to the government's request for aide, food, medical supplies and clothing and poured into the refugee camps and distributed to the victims. truck after truck carrying water in to outlying areas to help get it back on its feet. the food in the camp was simple but nourishing. children are children even in refugee camps. they play and have recreation. as a health measure, beginning to collect th

fight for social justice she says helps her to cope with the grief when i first held the urn with her ashes on it and i realized that her now in my arms was about the same weight of the same size. as she was the day she was born and that was hard. hier believed in standing up to discrimination so when far right nationalists came to town she joined her black friends to protest in august last year white supremacist neo nazis and members of old tried groups from across the country covered to challenge the bill from the now infamous unite the right to rally clashes soon broke out between the group and counting demonstrators . was. the violence all too many and that's to highlands. this is the place where it happened right here a car driven by a white supremacist smashed into a group of counter protesters killing heather higher and injuring many others hires yes sparked outrage across the country which was employed fired by president strums sayliyah to clearly condemn white nationalists and neo nazis for the violence and shallots feel for many here this was the moment they decided to stand up ag

for social justice she says hopes were to cope with the grief when i first held the earner with her ashes on it and i realized that urn on my arms was about the same weight of the same size. she was the day she was born and that was hard. hier believed in standing up to discrimination so when far right nationalists came to town she joined her black friends to protest in august last year white supremacist neo nazis and members of old tried groups from across the country cupboard to challenge the bill from the now infamous unite the right to rally clashes soon broke out between the group and county demonstrators. was. the violence all too many and that's to highlands. this is the place where it happens right here a car driven by a white supremacist smashed into a group of counter protesters killing heather higher and injuring many others hires this sparked outrage across the country which was employed fired by president strums say we are to clearly condemn white nationalists and neo nazis for the violence at charlottesville for many here this was the moment they decided to stand up against

the entire community of keswick california has been turned to ash nothing remains a once slightly little town of about seven hundred people now resemble something like a faraway planet from a science fiction movie the fire that roared through here was described as a tornado of flames there was nothing firefighters could do to stop it the way the front fire front was coming through it was going to do what it wanted to do we might be able to save one little spot here but the risk would have been real just announced to try and even be anywhere near there in what remains are the remnants of people's lives there are small signs of life here like the burnt pages of this children's book it's silent there isn't a sound there's still a mandatory evacuation zone residents aren't being allowed back. only the occasional emergency vehicle passes by ironically the only color remaining in town a red fire hydrant that was no match for the flames it's the middle of the day but the sun can barely be seen because it's so gray and dark here the sun can barely peek out through that thick layer of smoke and a