>> i've been getting updates, there was a structure in boulder creek that extended to the vegetation, there are aircraft overhead, and it has government response, i'll get more information as i can on that. we're not out of the window of fires in the bay area oracle i have right now. i think the big concern is we don't want another large one to start. >> for sure. >> thank you again, thank you to your crews on the front lines. >>> firefighters made quick work of two fires in san jose, the fire department tweeted photos of two scenes, one was after 5:00 and two adults and two children in the house escaped safely, investigators say the fire started outside and spread into the attic, and the second was in south san hoe hay and no injuries there. >>> and officer shot a man who carried a sharp weapon. this happened near ward screen. the man was taken to the hospital to be treated. the officers were not injured. >>> bart service back tore normal after it was shut down in san leandro. service came to a halt at 5:45 when someone discovered smoke coming from under the tracks. no trains could r

rob fladeboe/boulder creek "...i'm here on redhawk canyon road outside boulder creek where firefighters are mopping up afre a fire that went to roughly 15 acres, it's birning in heavy timer up on that ridge behind me. there have been a number of choppers workng this fire as well as a coupleof the larger air tankers dropping retardant. what's really been helping firefighters is the lack of wind. some homes were threatened and there were some volunrary evacuations. i spoke with a couple of homeowners.adrienne gaughan/resident "...i was working in scotts valley when i got a call from my boyfriend who said you bette rget home, there's a fire..."will clair/resident "....yeah, we were a little concerned, wasn't really expecting something this close, especiallynow..."one structure was lost. that occurred on mayfield road near where the fire started. the cause of the fire still under investigation. in the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) now to the latest on the wildfire causing all the smoke in the bay area. tonight crews are desperately trying to get in touch with hundreds

boulder creek, 43 100, san francisco, 0.24, sfo at .08.ing conditions air quality wise throughout the day. luis says sunrise and beautiful -- was beautiful this morning. a lot time since oakland had rain. 223 days. mountain view set a record going 218 days without rain. in early october some areas had rain 1/10 of an inch or greater. for some it was 200+. the system is moving through. the winds has turned southeast for everybody. east southeast until of north northeast. some of this burst of moderate rain. if you don't have rain yet, you will. the front is moving on shore and that's what has to come by the next couple of hours and there could be heavy rain as the system pinwheels in and we will focus a lot of the colder to the north but everybody is in on some rain today. the second system looks good for rain. we are getting some rain with this first system. heavier amounts of in the sierra and north of santa rosa as the second system looks to take more aim to the north. in the mountains mainly rain and wind today late tonight and tomorrow

flames destroyed two structures outside the town of boulder creek.pt the flames from spreading to nearby homes. they're trying to determine how the fire started. >> >>: a sign of hope in santa rosa where a trader joes destroyed last year reopened today. the store offers hope for the community and those now suffering in butte county. >> reporter: it is not often that the opening of a grocery store can generate this kind of crowd in chaos but in santa rosa, the return of this trader joe's mean as lot. >> i'm glad i came. >> reporter: this was the first day it has been open since october 2017 when the tubs fire ripped through north santa rosa that took out much of a trailer park and severely damaging this store. they endured 5200 structures destroyed by fire and seeing one come back is great. >> everybody has been waiting for it to come back. are santa rosa has a long road of rebuilding ahead but this is a shot of encouragement. it's an indicator that things getting better. >> reporter: with smoke hovering over everything, it's almost impossible for peo

but it could be near boulder. mike, where you went to school. >> yeah, go buffs. there's snow in colorado. a more christmasy town. >> you know what i saw on the way to work? 100 plus trees all down on the tree lot. do you even put them back up or do you wait until the wind dies down. >> trees down in the street as well. >> we have to ask steve if the gusty winds are gusting. >> has uncle eddy showed up to that house in colorado yet? [ laughter ] gusts at sfo at 45. a double rainbow here. barometer at a low 4.5 inches and falling slowly. peak wind gusts of 47 miles per hour. saint helena probably close to 5:00 by now. the oakland hills has good rain. adding to those, 24-hour totals boulder creek, two and and three quarters. till den park, 2.5. novato had a lot of rain. other locations including i don't know kville. >>> santa cruz an inch and a half, lafayette in there, sfo an inch and a quarter, oakland 78 although again, i'll be adding to these. our very cold dynamic system, upper low and also at the surface, made its move and as it did, it brought rain overnight

rob fladeboe/boulder creek "...i'm here on redhawk canyon road outside boulder creek where firefightersare mopping up afre a fire that went to roughly 15 acres, it's birning in heavy timer up on that ridge behind me. there have been a number of choppers workng this fire as well as a coupleof the larger air tankers dropping retardant. what's really been helping firefighters is the lack of threatened and there were some volunrary evacuations. i spoke with a couple of homeowners.adrienne gaughan/resident "...i was working in scotts valley when i got a call from my boyfriend who said you bette rget home, there's a fire..."will clair/resident "....yeah, we were a little concerned, wasn't really expecting something this close, especiallynow..."one structure was lost. that occurred on mayfield road near where the fire started. the cause of the fire still under investigation. in the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron4news kron4newsfladeboe mountains rob cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron4news kron4newsfladeboe mountains rob cruz in the santa investigation. under fire still cause of the starte

as firefighters gained the upper hand on the fire near boulder creek.firefighters were working a steep hillside here on redhawk canyon road late this afternoon in a fire that destroyed one structure and threatened others along the narrow mountain road outside boulder creek. the fire started just after 11 a.m. near a log cabin on mayfield road. the fire would grow to roughly 10 acres before it was brought under control with plenty of air support from helicopters and air tankers dropping retardant. it was a close call says resident will clair..will claire/residentthe fire was burning in heavy timber but there was little or no wind to fan the flames. hand crews like this one were brought in to hunt down hot spots that could might flare up. there was no immediate wha fire and no injuries were reported. in boulder creek rob fladeboe kron4news (pam) shelters in chico are packed... and that is raising some major health concerns among county officials. they annouced at least 25- people have been hospitalized due to an outbreak of norovirus at shelters housing e

theresa may's boulder is her chequers plan for brexit. sisyphus was punished for his deceitfulness.rs may's job is on the line this weekend in part because many of her backbenchers, as well as the democratic unionists who kept her government in office, think she promised them one thing in the brexit negotiations, only to deliver something else. now she faces two challenges — one to her authority, from five cabinet ministers who want her to reopen negotiations with the eu and demand changes, the other to her very survival as prime minister, from those conservative mps who've submitted their demands for a no confidence vote to be held in her leadership. tim, the first question i suppose is, do they have the numbers, and will they actually move against her? i think they do have the numbers. i think the numbers are already in with the chairman of the tory backbench committee, which decides these things. i think we will get the formal announcement on monday. it has not been well organised, this "coup," in inverted commas, and i think it is unlikely that theresa may will be toppled this t

it destroyed two structures and burned 25 acres outside of boulder creek. ktvu's jesse gary tells us what he learned from the scene. >>> reporter: the firefight progresses up this slope of mountainside as hand crews are using hoses to try and tap out hot spots that are still burning or smoking or both. early this afternoon the hillside was ablaze in the latest bay area brush fire. investigators aren't sure where it started. i spoke off camera to the property owner named tyrone. he says friends were staying in a cabin he built about 50 yards from his main house here on the 600 block of e street. while he was out a vehicle, som the fire started. the couple that was inside the cabin escaped without injury. 200 firefighters are now working on steep dense terrain to keep the 25-acre fire from spreading and trying to get containment. >> we are in the double digits of relative humidity and as you can see behind me very steep terrain. it takes a long time to get in there and as you can see behind me, you have to put hose lines and hand crews up this steep terrain.

people in boulder say they want to be like palo alto.nk austin needs to be true to what you guys think of austin and that requires building more housing. >> we've been through a pretty challenging cycle here in austin in the last two years on a word that's very controversial.you really did a great job of saying what a horrible name, code next. what is it mean and i love how you treated that in your book but we get so focused on perhaps we've got to move the goalpost and get the new law but your book also talks about the tools we have on the books today in austin when it comes to effective code enforcement for safe housing and how we aren't even putting the resources behind our safe housing so would you speak to that? >> austin has a city manager form of government in your city manager doesn't seem to prioritize housing code enforcement. if the laws are on the books tenants are supposed to have heat, hot water, you guys know the drill. tenants are allowed to live in conditions in austin that would never be tolerated in san francisco. we h

theresa may's boulder is her chequers plan for brexit. sisyphus was punished for his deceitfulness.benchers, as well as the democratic unionists who've kept her government in office, think she promised them one thing in the brexit negotiations, only to deliver something else. now she faces two challenges — one to her authority from five cabinet ministers who want her to re—open negotiations with the eu and demand changes, the other to her very survival

power plant creek -- boulder green, good rain. pacifica hills 2 inches almost.ty, 1.65. vallejo inch and a half. berkeley right in there as well. clayton about an inch of rain and san mateo had 2/3 inch of rain. sierra nevada still dealing with snow, winding down about 10:00, 11:00 and then a break. a lot of moisture streaming into southern california and also into the four corners but stay down there, active jet stream. our system is flying along. it's on its way making a pretty good move here, some lingering snow still up in the sierra but looks like maybe the worst is over but for another hour or two could still be dicey but by about 10:00, 11:00, things should start to improve a little bit and then get a break or window from noon to 6:00 before the next system is coming in. i expect to see rain here already maybe north of lake county and mendocino county, maybe late morning, early afternoon and then spreading northward throughout the afternoon, evening, down toward the north bay and overnight into tomorrow. decent totals here, two plus for many. projections

boulder creek a little bit of a move. san francisco 0.02. and finally clean air sunrise.

having made 3112 in their first innings, england and boulder.ly with the quick bowlers. but in asia conditions, it is often spin bowler zhiwen matches, like this. jack leads the bowler here in his second test match. of course you know moto by now. sri la nka course you know moto by now. sri lanka 40—4 win da silva lost sight of his stumps. when the slow bowlers are on, building requires bravery as you were here. rotary burns on his test debut struck around the back of his neck as he ducked. there was lengthy treatment. he was in the end deemed ok. for moeen ali, he ended up deemed ok. for moeen ali, he ended up with four wickets, combining with that man foa kes up with four wickets, combining with that man foakes who took the catch asa that man foakes who took the catch as a gatekeeper and it's reluctant we re as a gatekeeper and it's reluctant were all out for 203. an two hours after being hit, roy curvers was batting and leading the second inning, 177 ad at the close. this was a five star game. joe wilson, bbc news. now the city of hanoi in vi

some of the heavier rain totals -- boulder creek and tilden park and this area. i tried to show you as many as i could. napa had 1.15 inches. concord had good rain -- 1.09. vallejo 0.88 and san jose had three quarters of an inch. here are the others. santa cruz had 1.58 and lafayette had 1.50 and alameda 1.50. san francisco had 0.78. the system is rotating through with a strong band of the coast. mostly cloudy skies with rain and storms. rainbow weather today. not only do we have thunderstorms but a wind advisory continuing until 4 am and the sierra has a winter storm warning until 4 am tomorrow. tonight and tomorrow the cold air will work its way in. we could get a sun break. there is the system heading toward clearlake. maybe up to middletown as well by cloverdale. there are some lightning strikes and hail reports. also near san ramon. and walnut creek which had 1.25 inches of rain. the monterey highway down to gilroy back into the santa cruz mountains. auntie of activity today. watch this self developing here. this has to rotate in. we will get some breaks and

a couple of examples would be the second division boulders. are just over 30 throughout france that you can trace for the second division. i guess, in another way, you can trace at different times, a couple of the battles surrounding belleau wood. on the flipside, the unit that relieved the marines after the battle of belleau wood, the 26th division, they decided to build one monument. that happens to be the village church at belleau. it was largely destroyed. so postwar, they fund raised and they helped build the village church at a location outside the gate of the cemetery. there is not just the cemeteries to discover in these areas, there are other sites of commemoration and memory that americans 100 years from now now built. i can show you the church or i can point you in the direction of second division boulders. whatever you find of interest. there is a lot of history here. mitchell: shane, why don't you show us some of the grave markers you are more familiar with? shane: i found this story thinks thanks a family visitor. i just happen t

boulder creek, saratoga. san francisco, light showers. we have wind to go with this. the downpour along highway 1. vallejo, san ramon, 680, wet weather and scattered downpours. upper 50s to near 60. as the front has moved through, the conditions will allow for more wind and colder temperatures. the wind tkpwuftds up to 36 miles per hour. we're looking at upper 50s today, near 60. downpours will stay with us through late morning. alexis. >>> thank you, lisa. wd advisord bot spein perienceng acros windy there. gusts jerked your vehicle from side to side. be prepared for that this morning. several spinout collisions. overall, very light volumes. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 31 minutes for you. antioch to concord in the green at 14 minutes. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, in the green at 16 minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. this happened in oakland. crews were called to a warehouse 12:30 this morning to the report of a roof collapse at a commercial building on peralta street. one of the walls appears to be bulging out as well in this video. well, let's check ou

just north of boulder creek, the santa cruz mountains it is snowing. at sfo and 18 miles an hour at half moon bay. upper elevations, we saw 50 miles an hour gusts at mt. diablo. you can see 30 miles an hour gusts above 800 feet. we still have the oranges offshore. the direction is westerly throughout the afternoon. that's going to bring in cool air and be blustery along the shoreline. there is fog out there, it is windy and there are more showers in the forecast. 55 in livermore. santa cruz is pretty gray. more rain will be coming your way. for the evening commute it should be mainly rainy in the south bay and the peniula. as we go through the next several hours, 1:00 still some showers in the north bay, still rain in the south bay. by 4:00 we still are hanging onto the wet weather from the south bay. and finally it pushes into the sacramento valley and we will be dry through the overnight hours with fog forming and a break in between the next round of rain. here's what it looks like on friday. friday night we've got our next system coming in. it's a w

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it was reported an highway 9 in boulder creek. as jesse gary reports, the fire destroyed two structures and burned 25 acres of land. >>> reporter: the firefight progresses up this slope of mountainside as hand crews are using hoses to try and tap out hot spots that are still burning or smoking or both. early this afternoon the hillside was ablaze in the latest bay area brush fire. investigators aren't sure where it started. i spoke off camera to the property owner named tyrone. he says friends were staying in a cabin he built about 50 yards from his main house here on the 600 block of e street. while he was out down the hill working on a vehicle, somehow the fire started. the couple that was inside the cabin escaped without injury. 200 firefighters are now working on steep dense terrain to keep the 25-acre fire from spreading and trying to get containment. >> we are in the double digits of relative humidity and as you can see behind me very steep terrain. it takes a long time to get in there and as you can see behind me, you have

live in boulder creek this afternoon, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this is chico's camp walmart in this field in walmart's parking lot. questions are, is it sustainable? and should it be sustained? >> also, we are going to sit down with a former senior official with fema to learn more about the federal assistance being offered to fire victims and how much federal aid has already been given. >>> as fire crews battle the "camp fire," hundreds of vac evacuees are trying to survive. ktvu's tom vacar joins us from chico with more on how the evacuees are getting by and the assistance they are receiving. tom? >> reporter: well, what we are is over here in, um, this field which is right next to the kmart where a lot of people have been forced to go because it seems like so many things are overwhelming lots of agencies so they are doing the best they can with the few resources that they have. so many of these local and state agencies don't have the wherewithal to do what to take these folks. >>> reporter: hundreds of people desc

scott's valley 32, and 37 in novato, 39 degrees, and morgan hill 38, and boulder creek 38, 40s and 50s for some. campbell 41 and there are differences and the breeze will pick up tonight. 36 in port, and 40s for napa airport and 43 half moon bay, livermore is at 44. once the system goes through, the wind will pick up late tonight into tomorrow. we have a red the north bay and hills. 70s on the temperatures for many. it's well above average for the highs, we're evening gs out. we should be about 65, and 67 on these highs. not much change tomorrow. it looks warmer for the coast, it's starting tomorrow and carrying into friday and saturday as well. >> thank you. >> the time is 4:52, the election is trending on social media, the reason more celebrities than ever took part in the midterm election. term election. unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums for 12 hours. so you're totally ready for that big moment. colgate total. be totally ready for life. >>> whack to "mornings on 2", the time is 4:55, voter turnout appears to be breaking recor

boulder creek, 1.81, sebastopol, good rain, ol, good rain, sfo with a half-inch of rain. not too bad. it took forever to get it going, now, that it's going, we'll take it and it will ntinu the system continues to roll in here. it's late tonight into early saturday, most of this will be late tonight. we'll see things wind down. another inch or two is possible with steady rain. and light snow continues up to this was a warm system, it's raining in blue canyon. for us off-and-on rain throughout the day, again this can add up, certainly in areas like marin county and in the santa cruz mountains. 50s on the temperatures, east bay hills, 100%, 100% with the south breeze and it's been good rain in the oakland hills as well, not much of a break until tonight. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. we'll get a break saturday, saturday afternoon, maybe late morning and that will take us into early next week. the next system looks to be wednesday, dave. >>> the tomb is 4:50, the warriors will host the trail blazers tonight. they'll try to end the losing streak. they lost their fourth stra

he found himself wedged between two boulders in what's known as fat man's pass. his wife and a couple of good samaritans tried to free him but couldn't so firefighters had to use their hands and brute force to free him. they told moto his ordeal was a first for them. >> they told me i was probably the only person who ever got wedged in fat man pass. you can tell i'm really not that fat. right? i'm not that big. say that please. you, too. all right. thanks. >> moto said he was a little worried when he was slipping deeper into the space. he says he's okay but his wife gave him a little grief for messing up their thanksgiving dinner. >> do you think he would have been able to slip through earlier in the day before the dinner and then -- >> maybe. after it was like, no good. >> fat man pass, not today. >>> communities across california have been coming together to make sure everyone had a good thanksgiving. >> volunteers and good samaritans turned out in droves, giving their time and food to help the more than 13,000 families left homeless by those wildfires. here is

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it is aboutjust having the confidence to try, whether it is batter, boulder, or —— bowler.ng the headlines today: australian cricketers steve smith, david warner and cameron bancroft won't have their bans for ball—tampering lifted or shortened. smith and warner were suspended for 12 months and bancroft for nine in south africa in march. the players‘ union wanted the punishments lifted, saying they'd suffered enough, but cricket australia said it wouldn't be appropriate. laura davies will be a vice captain for the european team at next year's solheim cup at gleneagles. she holds the record for appearances and points scored in the competition and will support captain catriona matthew in september alongside suzann pettersen and kathryn imrie. a month after winning the chicago marathon, mo farah has confirmed he will make another attempt to win the london marathon next april. he finished third last year, in his first race over the distance since quitting the track. and wales' lauren price is guaranteed at least a bronze medal at the women's world boxing championships in delhi,

driving around here, they've got to slow down and pay such close attention for trees abpossibly bouldersad. it's probably a good idea to keep that he in mind through at least the winter. i'm kate larsson, abc7 news. >> okay. thank you. if you'd like to help victims we have a full list of resources on our website. you can also make a $10 donation to the red cross. >> text the words red across to 90999. >>> a chp sister is back on the job ten months after being hit by a suspected drunk driver. officer martin was on his motorcycle. lead way was hit by an suv while investigating a crash on highway 4 in concord. he broke both legs. the woman who hit him bass sentenced to six years in prison. >> another popular san francisco live music venue is closing. mez neeb south of market will be shutting down next october. the club owner says the building's owner did the give her an opportunity to renegotiate a new lease "she says the owners want to turn the building into commercial office space and increase rent by 600%. >> mark zuckerberg pushes back. >> i do run the company. i am responsible for ever

boulder creek, saratoga. san francisco, light showers. we have wind to go with this. the downpour along highway 1. vallejo, san ramon, 680, wet weather and scattered downpours. upper 50s to near 60. as the front has moved through, the conditions will allow for more wind and colder temperatures. the wind tkpwuftds up to 36 miles per hour. we're looking at upper 50s today, near 60. downpours will stay with us through late morning. alexis. >>> thank you, lisa. wd advisord

to boulder creek the smoke -- i had my windows open.was so bad my eyes started to water and it just kept getting worse. >> no word on when the stretch of highway 9 will be reopening. >>> it is a potential solution to a troubling problem, a rise in sexual assaults in santa clara county. it has led to the addition of a second clinic to help victims. live at stanford university with the details tonight, sergio contana. >> reporter: advocates for the victims have been pushing for the second location to be here at stanford hospital and it looks like it is going to happen. people fighting at stamford hospital. >> there's definitely a need for a thorough exam or rape kit exam, a location on campus. it is a great idea. we're happy it is moving forward. >> reporter: it has been a struggle to get it there. ph.d. student emma and her colleagues have been pushing for it for about a year. they say someone who has just endured a sexual assault should not have to go miles away to valley medical center to have a rape kit administered. when plans were a

. >>> in santa cruz county residents in the boulder creek area took to social media this afternoon to share photos of a new fire. this plume of smoke could be se cal fire says it broke out today around 11 a.m. near bear creek road and may fair road, kpix5's devin fehely on the quick work to contain the fire. >> there was a bunch of smoke at the top. then i heard the engines pass by. >> reporter: this was no time for hesitation. joran wasn't going to wait for the blaze intentionally to become an inferno leaving him deeply trapped in the santa cruz mountains. >> they started blocking off the road and i figured it might be a good idea to skedaddle. so we packed up stuff and put it in the car and are on our way out now. >> reporter: thankfully firefighters didn't have to battle both the blaze and the weather. >> the winds haven't been that strong in the area and we're hoping to keep it that way. >> reporter: they corralled the fire limiting it to roughly 25 acres and buying themselves enough time for crews to move in on the ground. >> we're using aircraft, air tankers and helicopters to h

while there is cututng line,e, a boulder fell and hit h and he popped sometething in his knee d it justlled up. it came to a point where we did not really have no answer to what we were going to do and how we were going to get thehem out. it is night. they do not do air lifts at night. they don't want anything in the air at night. it led to the possibility of us down at the bottom of the crereek and wait until morning. it was just something where it is a natural thing about me, i want to be there for people. said, me,red and personally, i don't feel like it is relevant for us to stay down here. i volunteered to take my pack off and carry him up the mountain. amy: so you carried him up from bologna the creek? >> yes. ththe first part was they be the worst part. it was real steep. a lot of people did not think it would actually happen like that. it was something i just pushed myself to say i was going to do and got it done. we went going straight up killed having to go side hill, which that was another cautious area because the road was probably two feet wide. it was something -- it took

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. >> reporter: in boulder, colorado, school nurse liz blackwell is on the front lines of an exploding e-cigarette epidemic. >> it's having an impact on whether or not they can participate in sports. it's having an impact on the relationships within their families. >> reporter: the problem is nationwide. the fda said it's taking action. >> what is at risk is we'll reverse the gains in recent years of trying to bring down smoking rates among adults and kids. >> reporter: the fruity flavors in e-cigarettes target teens. now the fda is ordering stores that sell fruity e-cigarettes to physically wall them off from teens, and verify every customer is at least 18. it's also moving to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars. the stats are alarming. a stunning 78% increase in e-cigarette use among high schoolers in one year. a 48% jump among middle schoolers. the vaping industry says it supports raising the legal age to 21. tonight, the fda is under fire for not banning flavored e-cigs together and will fight the ban on menthol cigarettes insisting they do not pose any greater health risk.

give me time to focus in on boulder creek and other areas. right now, it seems to be drifting south a little bit. for the next hour or so, that will be the focus of the heavy rain. that is until this system swings in late tonight an tomorrow. that will spread rain for everybody. could be focused more to the north. that is tonight and tomorrow. 60s on your temperatures here, very mild conditions. so we do have cloudy with some rain today and then developing rain and wind for your thursday, clearing out friday. fast-moving system on saturday will be much cooler and we'll get a break but you will notice it will feel chilly on sunday. >> thank you, steve. >>> an act of kind's from a complete stranger coming up in the next half hour. the unusual move after a man's wallet was discovered on a flight. >> plus, o.j. simpson years after his controversial murder trial. the new documentary that oj's former manager is producing. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. reuben foster, the form are 49ers linebacker has been signed by a new team. the washington

your fields or collect drinking water then build a dam which is precisely what the authorities in boulder area been doing creating a vast network of as many as three hundred and hydroelectric plants with many. bugs environmentalists are raising the alarm saying the dams are having an irreversible impact on book areas countries. crystal clear and it would appear untouched the gushing area's rodolph mountains along with other mountain rivers it is a natural paradise with a unique flora and fauna sunny used to love to come fishing here now he says there are hardly any fish left. me alone it but it's been going on like this for years that the water level is sinking and there are less and less fish because some structures don't have anything left to talk with their net worth i'm up thirty one . this concrete dam is the reason why it stores water to generate electricity pumping nearly all of it to a power plant nearby. what's left of the gushing yeah is just a feeble trickle. the conservationist demeter criminals has been examining these fatal side effects for years. well before nobody but the

this is the dublin years line from boulder and california's deadliest wildfires dozens of lives lost a ton of power dogs destroyed and hundreds of people still missing the state's governor says this is the new op normal also on the program. palestinians better than dead in gaza after exchanges of fire with israel but kill almost a dozen. and a hundred years after german women won the right to vote places figures show vast still under represented and.

kathy has been waiting in boulder, colorado. good morning. caller: high. host: go ahead, you are on. caller: high. all, i finally got through. gosh, that was such an intelligent conversation that you just had. i don't even know where to begin. i was watching television and you are talking about things that have nothing to do with what the television is telling me. host: caffe, we appreciate you watching. we'll go to alex in new york city. the line for those in the eastern or central time zone. caller: good morning. first of all, i have a question. trump, when held was on the campaign trail, would always keep saying that we spend more than $6 trillion on war. and yet, he is starting and waging war. i mean, he is supporting yemen war when the saudis kill innocent people. so, that's my fundamental question. who asked us to wage a war? nobody. if the powerful lobbies and i i can get the answer for my question. host: professor crawford? the wars initially began in afghanistan and then spread into pakistan because the united states was attacked on 9/11. and then

near bear creek road in the boulder creek area. kpix5's devin fehely is live where crews are still monitoring those hotspots. devin? >> reporter: people living here in the santa cruz mountains were understandably anxious this afternoon. this fire broke out in an area with steep, rugged, wooded hillsides. some crews are still working in the distance on those very same hillsides, but a quick response is credited with keeping this fire largely contained. initially firefighters battled the blaze from the air hoping to keep it in check just long enough for crews to climb up the steep wooded hillsides where it was burning deep in the santa cruz mountains. >> we have four air tankers in orbit now that are dropping actively on the fire and we have three helicopters that are actively dropping on the fire as well. >> reporter: their strategy appears to have worked cornering and corralling the fire to 25 acres and buying them time for reenforcements to move in on the ground. >> looking outside the top of the hill and there was a bunch of smok

a brush fire destroyed a home and threatened others on a narrow mountain road outside of boulder creekfter eleven friday morning.. near a log cabin on mayfield road. it grew to roughly 10-acres before firefighters brought it under control. there was plenty of support from the air as helicopters and tankers dropped retardant. residents in the area say it was a close call. <<"it was pretty scary i got a call when i was at work so came rushing down here they wouldn't let me thru on the road so i jogged my way up the hill i got up here and packed up what i thought i needed but i think we're gonna be good now.">>( marty ) the fire was burning quickly, but luckily, there was little or no wind to fan the flames. hand crews put out some hot spots. no word on what caused the fire. no one was injured. still ahead this morning...a close call for a mom and her newborn who narrowly escaped the camp fire. live look outside... san francisco international airport. you know when you're at ross and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the holidays! that's yes for le

let's consider that the conciliatory tone, but the president had a tense exchange, boulder -- verballtercation with several reporters during the press conference at the white house. listen. mr. trump: very rude person the way you treat sarah huckabee is horrible and the way you t treat oral -- other people are horrible. you shouldn't treat people that way. when you report fake news, when you report fake news which cnn does a lot, you are the enemy of the people. brent: once again the president calling the media fake news, enemy of the people. we have to preface this thing the reporter had asked trump about the way the president had characterized the caravan of migrants who are approaching the united states. that seemed to set the president off. exchanges like this for the whole world to see, what do they do in terms of undermining his attempts to finding a more measured tone? maya: interesting contrast, him saying not just yesterday but the day before, leading up into the midterms saying, i would like to take a softer tone in the future but i don't have a choice. perhaps he is try to

not only under the simitis them but also what is going on with the european approach to do to the boulder questions and to the immigration question. some worrying news coming out of africa and the un is warning of the rising death toll from an ebola i predict in the democratic republic of congo the disease which causes internal bleeding spreads rapidly has already taken some two hundred lives in a matter of months officials say it is the worst start. brick in the country's history according to the health ministry statement a vaccination program has so far an ocular about twenty five thousand people since the outbreak started in august doctors say more lives could be saved if medical teams didn't face direct threats to their lives from armed groups active in the region and looks at how the mineral rich country is coping with the disease amid violence. your new cellphone a necklace you just bought and a bowl of you might have forgotten the name of that deadly disease but there could be a connection between the three i'll explain in a sec this is the democratic republic of congo in the heart

this could make this clear it is possible to build over boulders that float you either use air pressure or superconductivity at some politician. in twenty fifteen lexus teams superconductor technology to develop a prototype hoverboard based on my kinetic levitation. so overall a whole lot of star wars science doesn't work in real life. but don't let that be a downer while enjoying the movies. derek outlets planets in the star wars universe some more realistic than others. that does that planet star irene looks like you get the same kind of windy weather we have on earth one viewer bismarck the tumour had a question about but. where does wind come from. wind is moving air and there's usually a lot of it over the sea what makes it blow is that the air over the land heats up faster than the air over the water. the warm air rises while the cool air over the sea flows into fill the space the air pushed out over the water cools down and sinks and it's this circulation of masses of there that produces wind. from the lightest breeze to devastating hurricanes. large scale movements of air known