catherine tells me that she and four other hikers received a ride to ashland, oregon.he is grateful for all the messages she received, but it is extremely smoky where she is. the oak fire in mariposa county had been the largest wildfire in the state this year. it has burned over 19,000 acres since starting last friday. containment continues to edge up with calfire reporting it is 59% contained. this fire has been destroying over 150 buildings, including several houses. calfire hopes to have the oak fire contained by next week. tonight marks the 20th anniversary of the yearly california firefighters memorial ceremony in sacramento, the first time the ceremony has been held for three years since the pandemic. >>>> today, we are renewing this noble tradition of recognizing those who gave their lives in the service of california. j.r.: fallen firefighters were honored at the convention center. half of firefighters died to fire-related cancer. two were lost to violence. >> jason andrew cortez, san francisco. >> after the ceremony, there was a procession to the memorial wall

the southern is ready, city of ashland, one was intercepted bites at different system. let's go to a corresponding human outside his life for us in gaza city. what more can you tell us about the strikes? yes, so early today, saturday, the early hours of joe and israeli strikes shook different areas in the gaza strip, targeting a couple of military sites for the fighting groups who are in god's their rates were very violent. lots of material damage was close to in the areas around the military sites. of course, one of the material damage was in one of their essential homes, a supermarket, gas station and other land. the, the raids were very violent. we woke up on the sound of the explosion and the, the light of the flyer that happened because of the explosion as the military israeli military said that this was very close to the 2 rockets that were land to earlier from because the strip towards a sh cologne, southern of israel, and during the raids to other israeli to other policies, rockets are rockets from gaza when nancy towards and also the cities of israel. but they

ashland, discussing our bodies, our sexuality and pre elemental things, but very important things for our lives, for our health, for our well being. the supreme court ruling ending the right to abortion. now we just experience a really a major shift here in this country. i mean, the gay community is really, really on high alert, as we just heard in this piece. been, you know, after ending the national protection of abortion rights, we know it as the roe vs wade case. supreme court justice clarence thomas said immediately at the landmark high court rulings that established gay rights and contraception actually as well and that they should be reconsidered. now that the federal right to abortion has been revoked. so we do have to expect many more of changes here in the course of the the next years. just when you thought life was getting a little easier things change ever so quickly in as poll in washington that very much for your analysis and your reporting. for years germany has struggled to reconcile it's colonial history in africa. one aspect of that is stolen cultural artifacts such

hours earlier. israel's military said, at least 2 rockets were fired from garza over the city of ashland. ready, officials say one of the rockets was intercepted, no casualties have yet been reported to rank as parliament set to convene shortly and start the process of selecting the country's next president. the prime minister, ronna wicker, on a single, has been sworn in as acting president after go to buy a roger pox, a resigned in the wake of mass protests. we from a single will hold a post until a successor to roger, but say is chosen u. s. authorities say they will seek the immediate extradition of the notorious mexican drug lord raphael gutter can pedo. he was captured by mexican forces on friday. got can. tara was jailed in 19 eighty's for the killing of a u. s. drug enforcement agent. he walked free in 2013 and returned to drug trafficking. chinese president, she should ping as visited jin chang in what's believe to be his 1st trip there. since a crackdown against the weaker muslim minority state media showed, she waiving a cheering crowd, speaking to students and touring busines

. >> because of the flames and intense smoke, pacific crest trail was closed all the way to ashland, oregon as rains tear through parts of the national forest. nearly 47 square miles make up the current fire zone as the crew tries to get a handle on the situation. >> people are having to turn around and come back to the highway because the smoke is so bad. we started to see smoke and it was kind of settling in the valley. >> when we learned of her situation, we posted about it on our abc 7 news facebook page. dozens of viewers responded with recommendations and possible solutions. liz: the oak fire and mariposa county has been the largest in the state so far this year, burning over 19,000 acres since starting last friday. containment continues to edge up with cal fire reporting is 59% contained this morning. the fire has been destructive, destroying over 150 buildings including several homes calfire hopes to have the fire fully contained by next week. last night ceremony with the first time it had been held for three years because of the pandemic. >> today, we are renewing this emoti

. >> because of the smoke, pacific crest trail was closed all the way to ashland oregon. nearly 47 square miles make up the current fire zone as crews try to get a handle on the situation. >> people are having to turn around and come back because the smoke was so bad. we started to see the smoke and it was settling in the valley. we realized it's time to get out of here. >> when we learned of her situation, we posted about it on her facebook page. dozens of viewers responded with recommendations and possible solutions. liz: the oak fire in mariposa county has been the largest wildfire in the state this year. that has burned over 19,000 acres since starting last friday. cal fire reporting it is now 59% contained. the fire has been destructive, destroying over 150 buildings, including several homes. calfire hopes to have it fully contained by next weekend. this weekend marks the 20th anniversary of the year california firefighters memorial ceremony in sacramento. last year's ceremony was the first time it had been held for three years because of the pandemic. >> today, we a

closed near aetna all the way to ashland oregon as flames tear through parts of the klamath national forest nearly 47 square miles make up the current fire zone as crews try to get a handle on the situation people are having to turn around and come back to the highway where i hitched off of just because the smoke was so bad we started to see the smoke and it was kind of settling in the valleys in the mountains and we were like, yep. it's time to get to a road and get out of here when we learned of dib dolls situation. we posted about it on our abc 7 news facebook page dozens of viewers responded with recommendations and possible solutions jr. stone abc 7 news. the oak fire in mariposa county has been the largest wildfire in the state this year. it's burned over 19,000 acres and starting last friday containment continues to edge up cal fire reporting is now 59% contained this morning. this fire has been destructive though destroying over a hundred fifty buildings including several homes cal fire hopes to have the oak fire fully contained by next weekend and this weekend marks the 20th

bomb came a concomitant increase in presidential power and a strong desire for stability at the top ashland of the united states government at all times. the president had the zeus-like power to destroy an entire nations and snuff out millions of lives in an instant and so all other powers which are available by compar. in 1945 the first superficial cultural representations of hiroshima and nagasaki such as the new atomic cocktail made of her no and jin appeared to celebrate america's victory in the pacific it even these festive representations of us power demonstrated that the awesome part of the bomb one step needed was never far from the american thoughts. any light-heartedness on the topic student gave way as one sociologist wrote at the time to an intrinsic paralyzing anxiety. i turned this nuclear anxiety to find here as the fear of nuclear or in its consequences. the first images of the destruction caused by the bomb were grainy photographs in life magazine on august 20th, 1945, but the sense of foreboding was implanted in the nation's psyche by john hersey's charisma account of the

ashland virginia. >> caller: thank you for this wonderful program.it's interesting to look back andst see a lot of things that e aren't aware of and and i hope that mr. shirley will bring more things at a positive way. i the poem in the reagan library. i can give it to you to see the proclamation he made where he proclaimed in 1983 karen shared a for companies and to do as much as they can to help the lesse fortunate. that's a real positive message that needs to come out even more in these times. i wanted to see if you could comment on two people. i received a letter from president reagan and charles wic ahead of the u.s. information agency related to information andti i sent to him concerning the -- in the early 80s and one other quick thing ray cohen had a relationship i believe introducing roy cohen to write reagany put roy cowen with dond iftrump's main mantra so i wantd to see if he knew much about those two gentlemen. >> guest:: charlie whit was an old and dear friend of the reagans. he came up through many years involved in political framework

year-old and her 5-year-old daughter were driving down the highway along lake superior according to the ashlandartment the senator pulled out on the highway directly in their path. the crash sent the other car spinning across the highway and then hit by another car. the 5-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene and mother later died at a nearby hospital. senator boouly had cataract surgery the day before the accident and was on the phone with someone from the paper when the crash happened. senator's office tells us she was not seriously injured and they quote this is a heartbreaking event for the community. thoughts and prayers are focused on the individuals involved, their families and their loved ones. the victim's family, however, are concerned that politics may get in the way of justice. brandon, the little girl's father, told the paper he believes the lawmaker is responsible and that in the five days since the accident neither she nor anyone from her office has reached out to the family. a member of the state senate since 2015 is not seeking reelection. investigators will wrap up their w

let's get to john in ashland, ohio, on the independent line. good morning.aller: good morning, c-span. i love this program, i love this open forum. it's a great program. you know, i spent 12 years in the military. i came home. i traveled. i've done things. i've seen america be outsourced. i've seen ford motor disappear. i've seen general motors disappear. i've seen the steel mill disappear. i've seen cleveland shrink from 829,000 people down to 300,000. it's really sad. america has been outsourced. on top of all of that, there are no real jobs out there. there are no more working-class jobs out there. you know what? our congress has been paid off. our unions have been paid off. money runs deep. it's sad that america has become this. we went from the united states to the divided states and we are letting our own congress divide us. clowns in game show hosts destroying america. making friends with our enemies and turning our friends against us. this is ridiculous. host: we have been talking about trusting a party in terms of workers but coincidentally a lot of