weinberger did phyllis barnes's sinuses. according to experts who testified at trial, the scan showed phyllis's sinuses were actually clear. ken: weinberger-- and i hesitate to call him a doctor-- treated phyllis barnes as nothing more than an insurance paycheck. it's not clear that the president has really changed his apparent ambivalence on this specific issue. in the past, he's called the counterintelligence investigation a witch hunt. he's tried to discredit the mueller probe, all because we're told he believes it undermines his political standing and invai invalidates his electoral win. it's hard to tell if the president is taking this meeting because he wants to have a better personal relationship with vladimir putin or if he wants to have a diplomatic reset between the u.s. and russia. that entire issue has been muddied by the president's own statements leading up to this point. >> the trip began in brussels, the president going there for the nato summit. he had the opportunity to talk with other allied leaders during

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and moving on obama's former domestic policy council director melody barnes has said trump doesn't. any basic human decency and i would agree with her if it were coming from someone who also word for a defense contractor earning upwards of two hundred grand a year to destroy the world in fact booz allen hamilton has been helping to import and separate families and getting paid millions to do it wow so melody barnes gets to keep her moral outrage her quarter million dollars a year and her hobby of helping destroy families what a lady i guess i guess i guess women can have it all. orange was also hired by hoover and twenty sixteen in case you've forgotten or has had one scandal after another plus recent studies have shown that somewhere between ten and thirty percent of drivers are actually losing money by working the job that's like the worst job ever imagined they have the other you come work for me and in return seven dollars an hour you'll pay me seven dollars and. if you work really hard i'll knock it down to three. former transportation secretary ray la hood he joined barnes on

." ♪ >> the old barn is a shambles now.he fields back in the day so lush and productive, gone to seed. the farmhouse empty. time was the farm land in horry county, some of south carolina's finest. bambi bennett's grand dad opened a big spread and created a legacy for the generations to come. >> that barn used to be tobacco barn and my grand daddy built this. >> it was tobacco property? >> he did farming and tobacco. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tall if the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good-old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparent's a lot growing up and we gardened and had a big yard, a huge gard. >> you are a country girl?

used to be tobacco barn. my granddaddy built that. >> so it was a tobacco property then? >> he did farming in tobacco. >> bambi's roots here are as old as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still lands tall in the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it's the only thing that lasts. truer words may never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty, good old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparents a lot growing up. we gardened and we had a big yard. you know, a huge yard. >> you're a country girl? >> mmm-hmm. >> but she'd endured her share of heartache even at a tender age. her parents divorced when she was just 6. mom remarried then a few years later came that terrible day she'll never forget. >> my daddy and my granddaddy passed away on the same day, i was 12 years old. >> al

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barnes graduated from liberty high school in oregon. acclaimed the school violated his first amendment rights by punching him for wearing a shirt that said donald trump border wall construction company. he gets an apology from the principal from the school. please accept my apologies. best wishes to you. >>> president trump steps back from the brink of a war with europe while he work with the eu to resolve trade disputes. king ur ? yot want to live with mom and dad forever, do you? i'm making smoothies! how do i check my credit score? credit karma. don't worry, it's free. credit karma. give yourself some credit. >>> trade truce. the president and eu stepping back from the edge of the trade war. saying they will hold off on other tariffs and resolve other issues as they work on a larger deal. >>> the predicate of your question implies having -- >> i didn't ask you a predi consid cate. >> both demanding answers from the meeting with vladimir putin. >>> and explosion just off the compound in beijing. a live report moments away. >>> welcome

on obama's former domestic policy council director melody barnes has said trump doesn't show any basic human decency and i would agree with her if it were coming from someone who also weren't for a defense contractor earning upwards of two hundred grand a year to destroy the world in fact booz allen hamilton has been helping ice to poor and separate families and getting paid millions to do it wow so melody barnes gets to keep her moral outrage her quarter million dollars a year and her hobby of helping destroy families what a lady i guess i guess i guess women can have it all. orange was also hired by hoover and twenty sixteen in case you've forgotten who has had one scandal after another plus recent studies have shown that somewhere between ten and thirty percent of drivers are actually losing money by working the job that's like the worst job ever imagined how the other you come work for me and in return seven dollars an hour you'll pay me seven dollars a day. if you work really hard knock it down to three. former transportation secretary ray la hood to join barnes on policy have adv

former transportation secretary ray la hood to join barnes on policy have advisory board and obama's two thousand and eight campaign manager david pluff worked as a senior v.p. at the company. that. revolving doors of obama officials that is a may warning though if you get involved in a revolving door circle. r.g.c. take it slow slow have a sponsor wear comfortable shoes i can't stress that enough cannot stress it enough . eric holder was obama's attorney general who refused to prosecute a single banker after the two thousand and eight collapse so you won't be surprised to hear holder is now a partner at the law firm of covington and burling which specializes in work on behalf of the banking industry obama's assistant a.g. lanny breuer is also a partner at covington and burling and on their website this is true he says he works on health things violence navigate financial fraud investigations anti corruption matters money laundering investigations. help. that's like saying i help people navigate sexual harassment if you slap a woman on the ass make sure you pretend you saw a bug. pre

and cars we saw burned and -- including a barn and cars we saw burned. we watched the wind whipped flames spread and two witnesses say they saw the fire start near the mushroom plant. >> we see the fire and all of a sudden it started moving towards southbound going south and just took off in the wind. we jumped back there and helping the fire guys pulling the hose back, just doing whatever we needed to help out and get the fire out. >> reporter: there is a lot of livestock in this area. he says he helped save five sheep that were trapped and we saw one horse race off. the horse was able to escape to a nearby field. firefighters say they kept the fire from burning any homes. the area was filled with a lot of smoke. we got an update in the last ten minutes and they consider it 30% contained and structures are -- homes rather are still threatened but they have stopped the forward movement. there is a more pressing fire in san jose, county park north of here. we saw the smoke start up as we were here covering this one. that one i'm told cal fire has burned 7

barn and booked it out.n. they are very confident. they, the england fans, they are being relaxed and if anybody asks how it will go, they say they don't know, they are happy to be here. they keep probing us. saying england are rubbish. but we say, ok, it is cool. there is an understated vibe and it is getting the swedes nervous because we are not saying we are going to win. the amount of noise the england fans will make with the thousands of swedish fans, is there a danger of being drowned out in the stadium? how many colombians were there in the stadium? we outsung them until they got that lucky goal in the 90th minute. it is quality, not quantity. there might not be a lot of england fa ns there might not be a lot of england fans but proper quality. if you have seen the video i put out, you can seen the video i put out, you can see on the video, that the passion is absolutely massive with fans. it is absolutely massive with fans. it is like a sleeping giant. we are waiting to go. what are your hopes for th

barnes. >> my name is ken barnes and i was -- i am a physician and i worked at saint luke's for 30 years. i also work with san franciscans for housing health jobs and justice. i want to talk to you about the proposed transfer of the hospital-based diabetes center at saint lukes to the sutter pacific medical foundation, which i find somewhat problematic. with such a transfer it appears the diabetes oversight by the department of health, would no longer be operative. they're employees of the foundation not the hospital. hiring and firing would be located in the foundation and there's nothing stopping the foundation from putting the educators into individual office practices. how will there be accountability in terms of spanish language capacity in serving latino patients that make up a large part of the patient's going to the diabetes center? foundation practices have been known to limit medical patients through percentage caps or designating certain days they will see them. if this is true, does this mean that less spanish-speaking patients would be part of the foundation? a medical found

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. >> reporter: we are here along hale avenue near that burned up barn.he only silver lining to her family's tragic day, one of their two horses that escaped the hale fire. the gonzalez family lost four horses during the fire yesterday which tore through multiple properties along hale road. she says the horse was able to run out of the burning barn and rescued by her brother-in-law. she said the family is in mourning, calling the horses family members. >> it's sad that they lost their horses. i saw them all the time. nice horses. >> reporter: nunez is also relieve. cal fire units were able to stop the flames literally at his yard. >> you know, it happens really fast and really quick. the only thing yout's just about yourself, about your belongings and family. >> reporter: sources say cal fire

you will see it at barnes & noble. tell us what is in this book?w an army of bureaucrats defendant barack obama and tried to take down the trump agenda. i didn't understand what the deep state was but 8 years later i came to realize it is very real and it is out there in the open. if you are curious what it is, how it works, what it does, what it doesn't to, that is why i wrote this book, 81/2 months to write it down, it is true real life stories that happened to me perfectly, you will have a better understanding of the problem that is there and how it fights to protect itself, doesn't want exposure and doesn't want to disrupt the president like donald trump who is going to expose them. rob: a big topic, just fully being exposed to this idea there could be something like this. thank you so much. jillian: congratulations on the book. imagine this. looking out airplane window to see fuel pouring from a wing and more terrifying, workers wiping up with paper towels. >> safe spaces. optional exams. therapy goats. grade inflation. rob: sessions in sessio

. >> reporter: parker barnes is the oldest child in a house full of activity. >> four kids, two dogs, a small business and we both work besides that. >> reporter: hectic life. >> yeah. >> reporter: his parents, natalie and brian, say their son is the kind of kid every parent dreams of having. >> parker, look here. >> parker is affable, relaxed. he's got a dry stens of humor. he's very positive. >> oh! >> what? >> you gotta be kidding me! i'm a fisherman. >> do you sleep up on the top bunk? >> yeah. my nickname that my mom and dad call me is lead dog. >> reporter: overnight they say he morphed into something else. a year and a half ago when he was ten, parker got strep throat. within days, strange symptoms appeared. >> he had a small throat tick. it seemed like he never quit clearing his throat. it was minor. >> reporter: parker took antibiotics and everything cleared up. but over the next three months, three rounds of strep. >> parker, what are you talking about? >> reporter: each time, mysterious behaviors appeared and got worse. >> when he became socially anxious and shut himself of

it would have been a different gearing system on a building outside, a barn or an out building. underneath, there would be a grinder. they would need it for their breath and grain. they were the first one to close box.irbox -- the gear they said you only had to oil your windmill once a year. probably check it more often than once a year. sawmilldmill ran a until 200. you can see the different pieces of equipment. there is a drill press, a grinder, a green crest -- a water pump. they would move it on and off the reel to send power to the real most effective. -- the wheel most effective. they were always thinking forward. thinking about the pioneer woman , if mom is home by herself, the south,at school, that is and she has an open gear when mill and it needs to be oiled, she needs to oil it. they thought about it. mom is a special person. she does neat stuff for us. we need to do something to make our life easier. they made the woman's windmill. she could lower it down, lock longplace, and with a broomstick and oil rags, you could oil it from the ground. mill was representative of

are moving on obama's former domestic policy council director melody barnes has said trump doesn't show any basic human decency and i would agree with her if it were coming from someone who also weren't for a defense contractor earning upwards of two hundred grand a year to destroy the world in fact booz allen hamilton has been helping ice to poor and separate families and getting paid millions to do it wow so melody barnes gets to keep her moral outrage her quarter million dollars a year and her hobby of helping destroy families what a lucky lady i guess i guess i guess women can have it all. orange was also hired by hoover and twenty sixteen in case you've forgotten who has had one scandal after another plus recent studies have shown that somewhere between ten and thirty percent of drivers are actually losing money.

. >> barnes & noble has fired its ceo for violating company slicies. company wouldncify what the violation was, but did say it was not related to finances. barnes & noble shares climbed to $5.90. >>> and after the bell tonight discount retailer price mart reported a rise in revenue that beta expons and profits did come in light. shares initially traded lowern the extended session erasing a 2% gain from earlier when shares closed at $93.40. >>> when you think of socia media influencers you also think of cebrities with b followings, but that's not always the case. regular people can also become influencers and all it takes is a niche, lots of posts and aow gring audience and the ad dollars can soon follow. kate rogers has more in the small business mraerts segment. >> the 20 recession hit kelly and daniel hard. he lost his job in personal training and hers as a youth counselor within days of getting married and closing on a home. to make ends meet they turned to their experience in the fitness world. >> we both had time to pick up extra job, but in the m

one of his barn employees went up to the house to look for him. moments later, he called 911. >> 911? >> he's laying on the floor. there is blood everywhere. >> there is blood everywhere? >> yes, ma'am. >> oh, my good. >> inside, things were chaotic, an appalling sight. big charlie and diane were dead and the old farm house they loved so well was now a crime scene. >> charlie and diane parker lying dead in their own home. when we come back, the investigation begins. >>> at a grizzly crime scene, some small stray drops of blood might just provide a huge clue. >> it appeared that someone involved in the crime was a bleeder. >> so that's great evidence? >> it is if you can match it up. -and we welcome back gary, who's already won three cars, two motorcycles, a boat, and an r.v. i would not want to pay that insurance bill. [ ding ] -oh, i have progressive, so i just bundled everything with my home insurance. saved me a ton of money. -love you, gary! -you don't have to buzz in. it's not a question, gary. on march 1, 1810 -- [ ding ] -frédéric chopin. -

that's when barnes sued the school for violating his first amendment rights.s and school settled for 25-thousand dollars. that money will go toward attorney fee... also the principal had to write barnes an apology letter. ( terisa ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... friends are at a loss... after a bicyclist was hit by a car and killed in crockett. now they have a message for the driver. ( terisa ) coming up next... a dog is shot with an arrow in a yuba county neighborhood. now... authorities are looking into this cruelty case. ♪ ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. temperatures will still be warm and (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive min from the ( terisa ) a seven- month-old puppy is recovering after he was

as doctor barnes said, cbd cou ntera cts thc. as doctor barnes said, cbd counteracts that.r of the long—running world music festival womad, which kicks off this weekend, has said government immigration policies are causing artists to stay away. chris smith says some artists to stay away. are being kept out of the uk, because the visa process is so difficult and humiliating . he puts it down to a tightening of the rules and a hardening of the political climate in britain since the brexit vote. we can talk to chris now, from the womad festival in wiltshire. also with us are david jones — director of serious, who produce international live music. and from france, seun kuti, a nigerian musician and youngest son of the late musical and political revolutionary fela kuti. thank you very much. chris, tell us about difficulties your artists have faced? the visa process is complicated but the change this year is that artists are not prepared to go through it and we find ourselves in the situation where we offer shows to artists and they say, actually we do not want to go through the

john barnes, there is a message, john barnes, there is a message, john barnes, there is a message, johnn watching images of treason and places around the country and we have seen ethnic minorities with england shirts —— images of croydon. that is nothing to do with what gareth southgate has done, it is because society has changed because the society did not change and you have black and ethnic minorities wearing inward shirts and society's response would have been the same as 20 years ago in terms of them feeling uncomfortable and threatened and even beaten up, they would not have won those shirts. ethnic minorities have always supported england and wanted england to do well but they have not felt co mforta ble well but they have not felt comfortable in an open atmosphere when it was accepted that violence and racism happens, so gareth southgate has not change that, society has made people fill co mforta ble society has made people fill comfortable enough to do that. gareth southgate has just picked black players as bobby robson did and terry venables, society has made people feel more

it would have been a different gearing system on a building outside the barn or one of the other outbuildings. underneath, there would be a grinder, so they could grind their corn and wheat in order to have their flour to do their bread and grain. they were also one of the first ones to enclose the gear box. this one right here has an oil reservoir underneath it, and a bonnet on top of it. you only had to oil your windmill once a year. ast is major time-saving, opposed to 3-4 times a day to put oil on the gears. edthink they probably check it more often than once a year. this windmill ran a sawmill in colorado until 2000. you can see the different pieces of equipment that it ran. there is a drill press, a sorghum grinder, press, a water pump. they would move those belts on and off the wheels to send power to the wheel that was most effective. one of the thing that probably cap air motor a live was they were always thinking forward, of course, but you think about the pioneer woman, that long dress with all those petticoats? if mom is home by herself, the kids at school, dad is south, and she h

you can hide old cars behind barn. i have a 1960 chevy behind my barn. it is lucky i don't see it very often. i like the car and maybe one day i want to fix it up, but the food is over here. anyway, we have too much stuff. we all moved to alaska and moved to this town right on the ocean. many of you have been there, alaska is the most beautiful place, no comparison. i don't mean to offend delaware, ohio, tennessee, or anywhere else. there is all kinds of beauty. alaska is just magnificent beyond belief. seward, alaska is right on the ocean. it has these giant mountains they come down like you would imagine in norway. it creates a -- and it is called resurrection bay, and at the end of resurrection bay is this community of seward. alaska has been so hard to get to. it has just been since world war ii that there was a road you could drive, and it is outrageously hard to drive on until fairly recently, so most people came in from seward. they would take the boat, the train, then make their way on sled dogs, boat or whatever from there. the astounding thing

thank you very much, judge watts. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ back to yarn barn. >> steve: yarn barn. > guys, i read that it is national handshake day. [ audience ohhs ] and there's really only one way to celebrate, by taking a look back at some of the president's best handshakes. [ laughter ] watch this. ♪ [ laughter ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. oh, this is crazy. this week a man in boxers shut down part of an l.a. freeway after he climbed an exit sign, hung political banners, vaped, danced, and shouted from a bull horn. [ light laughter ] it's already being described as the democrats' best hope in 2020. [ laughter and applause ] i just read a "new york times" article that says cottage cheese is trying to make a a comeback after spending so long living in yogurt's shadow. [ laughter ] the cottage cheese industry released a new promo, but i think they might have overdone it. check this out. >> what's up, america? you like yogurt, but wish it had more lumps? because there's a new dairy product that's sweeping the nation! it's cottage cheese! and i

suburbs, amy barns, thanks so much. >> thank you. alrea all right. still to come a deadline approach the government is asking for more time to reunite migrant families they separate. we have a liveup date from the detention center in a few moments. >> two places not on the itinerary of the president's trip to the uk. coming up a live report on the president's trip to the uk. only when you book with expedia. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. you might or joints.hing for your heart... and got them back on track. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. >>> welcome back. i'm diane gallagher. >> i'm victor blackwell. the trump administration is facing several court orders to reunite migrant children with

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i do want to thank whoopee and "the view" to make my book number one on amazon and barnes and noble.o go out and get a copy if you haven't already. here with reaction to my opening statement and all the developing news today, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway joins me now. kellyanne, your thoughts with what's going on with conversation in america today? >> that was one of your finest openings and that's saying a great deal. i watched the clips of "the view" after the fact. i have to credit you. this is what a guest should be. prepared, poise, persuasive and pleasant. and he were all of the above. you came armed with the facts. and the audience was listening to you. a few times when a sprinkling in the audience wanted to clap they stopped because they realized that's not what the whole group wanted to do. i thought acquitted yourself very well. you got some help from may began mccain and some of the panelists. but for someone who has appeared on "the view." it's probably a good time to remind everyone who the real audience is. it's not anchors or the press, the audience are

you can preorder now on amazon and barnes & noble. book.com and link their through the facebook page and i will find it and send you a picture too. i'm advocating for truth, justice and the american way. greg gutfeld his next. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee you next saty night. >> what you say my friend, let's get after it. this is what we call in the law a red herring. we all know the billy joel song we didn't start the fire. another line of that song is we didn't light it but we tried to fight it. what you say everybody? get after it. as rare as a unicorn. [laughter] there is something wrong with him. leave the unicorns out of it.

barn. the only silver lining to her family's tragic day, one of their two horses that escaped the hale fire. the gonzalez family lost four horses during the fire yesterday which tore through multiple properties along hale road. she says the horse was able to run out of the burning barn and rescued by her brother-in-law. she said the family is in mourning, calling the horses family members. >> it's sad that they lost their horses. i saw them all the time. nice horses. >> reporter: nunez is also relieve. cal fire units were able to stop the flames literally at his yard. >> you know, it happens really fast and really quick. the only thing yout's just about yourself, about your belongings and family. >> reporter: sources say cal fire investigators are focusing around mira monte avenue as the possible origin of the fire. from our own observation, the burnt trail starts as a narrow path, then spreads out. >> the origin and the cause are still under investigation. hopefully we'll be able to releas

community members gathered at this citrus heights barnes and noble to meet jane...fifth victim... and being in this neighborhood is tough for her.jane carson-sandler - golden state killer survivor: d hotel on j street i have tell y" the book store is about three miles from her former home... where she was raped by back in 1976.it's also about three miles from the house where suspected east area rapist joseph deangelo was living for decades... before being arrested in april.carol daly - retired investigator sacramento county sheriffs department: "to me the best part of all of this is the bravery of the victims, the recovery, the method that they used to heal and now the sisterhood."as a sacramento sheriffs investigator in the 70's, carol daly formed close bonds with survivors like jane... and debbi domingo... who are now focused on healing... and empowering other victims.debbi domingo - daughter of golden state killer victim: "being able to speak on behalf of each other and on behalf of the hundreds out there who don't have public voices - its been really therapeutic

so said scotland's national bard robert barnes but what is one's reputation abroad and how can that be used and utilized to sell scottish goods and services take a look at this recent question in the house of commons but michael gold was questioned by the firm of the west fife them be douglas chapman. introducing some of the finest food and drink which is exported around the world is a sequential well over we balance of payments and it's based on a value scottish brand could ask the minister what steps it is taking to protect scotland the brand to surely efficient quality food and drink is enhanced during and after the vexed process was a very constructive contribution actually because that scotland as a brand is a very powerful one i mentioned risky and smoked salmon but it is the case that the high quality producers of scotland from those who are responsible for. beef in the north east of scotland to those who are responsible for the the wonderful organic carrots and potatoes of aberdeenshire these food producers are individuals who work incredibly hard to miss my desire to champion

barnes graduated from liberty high school in oregon.med the school violated his first amendment rights by punching him for wearing a shirt that said donald j. trump border wall construction company. he gets an apology from the principal from the school. please accept my apologies. best wishes to you. >> liberty high school. you can't really have a vanity t-shirt at liberty high school. >>> scientists say there is evidence of a liquid water lake on mars. a team of italian researchers found a briny lake near the red planet's south pole. the findings were purchablished wednesday. if this are others like it remains to be seen. >>> given the tape of michael cohen and donald trump discussing a playboy playmate was material for late night. >> the audio confirms the president knew about the payments during the campaign. donald trump lied. now they have to reset the sign on the white house lawn [ laughter ] >> you never know where that company -- s >> when he gets hit by a truck. >> yeah. that's a real threat. have you seen the idiots drive thos

fred barnes your take on the president's strategy. >> he las a powerful hand, he has told people who didn't do business with the iranians, that is fine, you can do business with them or us but not both, doing, with iran does not help much. most country because, there is not that much business there. i think trump is in a position to demand one thing, he may not get it, but it is, no nuclear weapons. for iran. they have been -- that was parts of the deal with president obama after a certain number of years, after they were appeased and bribed. they could get nuclear weapons after what is it 10 or 15 years, trump will not let them do that. liz: iran is in an economic crisis. dozens arrests, and individuals killed. the president's timing of the tweet, he said, the u.s. is no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death, compare to president obama giving $52 billion in funding to iran. and lack of support for the green movement, protests under obama administration obama administration. >> yep, look. it is a different world for the iranians dealing with t

a barn has been lost. one home i'm not positive on any others and there's probably quite a few that are in jeopardy. >> pg&e says flames from the ranch fire burned through trans mission lines through the town of upper lake. including kelseyville high school and mendocino college and twin pines casino in middle town. we expect to get an update from about the next hour or so, for now, the latest is the river fire has grown to 14,000 acres across lake and mendocino counties and is just 5% contained. the ranch fire in mendocino county has burned more than 16,000 acres and it's also just 5% contained. a total of six hoes have burned in the two fires and investigators are still looking into the cause of both of those fires. >> our time is now 6:04 with so many people evacuated the police are busy patrolling the empty neighborhoods and looking for looters and people who don't belong there. a man from lake port was stopped by police patrolling in the scotts valley neighborhood and identified himself as gregory bro