9, the main street and the retail center of boulder creek. any of the businesses plan to shut down today. i talked to about 50 people last night. only 2 are planning to evacuate. >> where else are we going to go? >> reporter: many people are saying they are fatigued. >> won't be too late by the time it is unsafe? >> the big concern is debris flow. >> we have decided to stay. >> reporter: most people stay with family and friends or pay for hotel rooms for more than a month during the fire evacuation last year. they say no more. >> in my particular location, we have a generator, we have chainsaws. we know how to use them. and we are prepared. >> reporter: there were lines at the local gas station. people filling up gas cans to power their generators. >> of the power goes out, we have extra power. >> reporter: authorities are ordering hundreds of families 8. in the would likely sleep mudslides, downed trees and power outages. >> eliminating excess from the grocery store and whatnot. we have a lot of food in the fridge. i'm not too worried about

tonight in boulder creek, a steady stream of people filling up gas tanks for cars and gas cans to run generators. >> we've got gas for the generator, and we've gotter food stores in. big concern is power. >> reporter: as people in boulder creek put out sand bags in preparation for pounding rain tomorrow, they're most concerned about what will happen when the storm hits the burn scar of the czu fire. today santa cruz county deputies warned people of high risk zones. trees and debris may come sliding down during the storm. and deputies urged them to leave tonight. >> i would say the debris floe is a concern, but also downed trees are a huge concern as well, downed power lines. even if a tree doesn't lean on your house per se, but losing power could put you in a precarious position or just having a blocked roadway where emergency personnel can't get to you if you're in medical distress. >> reporter: but despite the warnings many in the evacuation zones told us they feel prepared and plan to stick out the storm at home. >> that's our biggest concern is we wouldn't be able to get out. that

we're live in boulder creek. gayle ong kron 4 news, thank you so much. hail and storms of this size can cause power outages for taking a live look now the current outages. >> being reported across the bay area by pg and e the green dots indicate. >> one to 49 customers affected. we see that down from the peninsula, even up into the east bay parts of the north bay as well from santa rosa, even into parts of vacaville. the. yellow diamond shapes that customers between 5499. there are a few of those scattered throughout mostly in the south bay. we're going to keep our eye on the power outage situation as this big storm rolls through and thousands of pg e customers across the bay area have already lost power at some point this week from the previous storms. this yard in fremont is where the utility company stores its equipment. the company is saying if you do lose power, it could be out for several hours. so you can expect lots of pg and e a they're blue trucks out on the roads working to get power restored if the outage is reported. so if you have not done

it includes the communities of boulder creek, swanson, and two others.p for people who are told to evacuate. in shelton, the san lorenzo junior high and high school campus opens at 8:00 p.m. for evacuees, and -- 8:00 a.m. for evacuees. rv park something available. in the north bay in santa rosa, this family was trying to stop the standing water and trying to prevent more flooding in their home. a chp officer got a flat tire after driving over these rocks from a rock slide that covered a half of the road in santa rosa near fox lane. you can track this storm by downloading the nbc bay area app to your phone. it will give you access to our radar, and you can get a precise timeline of when the rain will move in and when it will move out. >>> we have an update on the breaking news out of the south bay. the corner is still on the scene of a deadly crash near the berryessa road on-ramp in san josÉ. two lanes of the four are reopened letting traffic through, but two lanes still remain blocked as officers continue to investigate. before we go, let's check in with

these begin at 8:00 tomorrow morning in colluding at boulder creek and bonnie doon. the areas in yellow, in san mateo county, they are under a warning. let's go to our meteorologist. >> what is happening right now, it is the opening act before the main event that is rolling in tomorrow. we have a high-definition view of the rain across the central bay and what this is, this is the moisture out ahead of the storm. this is a warm front headed to the coast. the rain is filling in across the north bay and chances are it will be staying there. the excessive rain outlook targets most of the north bay including sonoma county. there is a runoff flooding likely to occur. as well as along the peninsula. another area to watch for flooding risk. that is where the flash flood watch is. this is 1:00 in the peninsula and before those start, the wind is going to accelerate. it is that 1-2 punch. gusty winds and increasingly heavy rain moving out of the north bay and then, by this time tomorrow night, serve as high as 20-30 feet. we will also be looking at when the strongest rain gus

at a local grocery store, kings soupers, in boulder, colorado, on march 22, 2001. officer talley was the first police officer to arrive at the scene and one of 10 individuals who would be killed that day. he left behind a wife and seven children who our hearts go out to. i support this bill in honor of an american hero, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, i now yield, because of time constraints and scheduling problems, as much time as he may consume to the distinguished chair of the congressional lgbt equality caucus. he has a bill coming up. he's asked to speak to now. the gentleman from new york, representative maloney is recognized. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. maloney: i rise to speak on my bill h.r. 767, it honors the life of the late congressman benjamin a. gilman. it enshrines his historic career in public service at the foulton street post office in middletown, new york. you know, ben gilman was a true statesman. and a t

our kpix reporter is in boulder creek, with more. >> brian, the rain really started coming down in the santa cruz mountains about one hour ago. highway nine is quiet right now. the main street and retail center of boulder creek, many businesses will be shutting down here tomorrow. i talked to 50 people receiving. only two of the people i talked to are evacuating. so where are we going to go? >> people fear looting, and have evacuation fatigue. so we are staying until it becomes unsafe. >> is in it too late by then? >> the big concern is debris flow. >> we decided to stay. >> reporter: most, like gloria, they stay with family or, friends, or hotel rooms. many of them were evacuated last year. >> in my location we have a generator and chainsaws, we know how to use them. we are prepared. >> reporter: there were lines at the local gas station, people filling up gas cans to power their generators. >> if the power goes out, we have extra power. >> reporter: hundreds of families are being ordered to evacuate sunday morning. in the burn scarred area, they will likely see mudslides, downed tree

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mostly in areas of boulder creek. felten and ben loamen. they had reports of 16 down power lines all in just the last two hours. it's important to remember that if you come akros a down power line, you should treat it as if it's live. and avoid it at all costs. the big concern is the mountains will get so much rain it will send mud and trees from the burn scar crashing down the mountain and possibly into homes. despite the sheriff department urging people to leave this area, many have told us they plan to stay. they bought gas to run generators and say they will stick out the storm. at home. for those who have decided to leave, an evacuation group helped relocate 15 horses to safe areas. the sheriff department will have extra patrol out in the evacuation zones to prevent any possible looting. a lot going on out here right now. we're expecting to see much more rain tonight. >> thank you. up north maybe 100 miles away. what a difference a few days make. flat rock park. where the brush and creeks come together. the area was mostly dry last wee

kpix 5 begins our storm coverage live from boulder creek. devin?when boulder creek fire department forms the nerve response of the emergency response in this area. at the height of the storm, the fire department says they had as as many as 16 different emergency calls for help and services. the emergency response phase of the storm is winding down. the cleanup continues and people in this area say they are thankful the mudslides did not materialize. >> the rain was coming down really good and the winds picked up. >> reporter: the combination of wind and rain uprooted several trees toppling them on to will's home. >> i could hear the cracking and popping of something getting ready to fall and then, boom, the lights went out and the high powerlines arced. >> reporter: by daylight, crews raced to remove the trees and restore power, a scene replayed countless times across the santa cruz mountains after the first major storm of the year barreled through the area. >> it's terrible because we have no running water now. we have no heat. the oven is not wor

cold on nights out to be ready to deploy nuclear weapons, to quote, deter russia near its maritime boulders in the baltic and black seas. the bel, an official, was then challenge to explain. her hostile comment flew dusty whitewash reported this morning. the plaintiff contemplating the turn scenarios on for the baltic and black sea regions of possibly evolving air, deployed nuclear weapons. is this the best nate is prepared to take this? is that the path of doctrine? this one, we must make it very clear to russia that in the end were ready each month. and that is also the deterrents doctrine in to deploy sex means is to deter in advance . and so that nobody comes to the idea of attacking nato partners in the bull taken black regions. and this is where her comments coincided with nato unveiling its new master plan to defend the block against what it calls a potential rush, an attack on multiple fronts. the western military alliance held a 2 day meeting of defense ministers, the wrapped up on friday, his how nato secretary general described the current state of relations between the block and

many people in boulder creek were preparing friday, getting groceries, gas and other essentials ahead of the storm. definitely fuel for the generators because loss of power is always issue here in the mountains, boulder creek and other nearby communities were scorched by the ccu lightning complex fired last year. and now areas remain filled with half burnt trees and debris were concerned that their burn scar may have may create an issue for us with heavy rainfall that we may actually see some sort of mudflow debris flow. cal fire says they have done assessments after every fire in northern california to evaluate the danger of debris flow, going with biologists and ecologists hydrologists and figure out what the most vulnerable areas are of the burn scar that includes the severity of how the soils burned. how stable the watersheds are. santa cruz county officials say the rain could threaten hundreds of households in high risk areas where planning through our emergency operations center. to prepare in the event that we have to order evacuations. there's definitely a lot of burn behind u

we are starting with a mysterious boulder in saudi arabia that is dividing the internet. >> this massivefoot limestone rock covered in ancient engravings features a perfect split down the middle. >> so perfect it sparked a number of theories. none have to do with science but all have to do with aliens and lasers. >> one geologist says she may have solved the mystery and that it likely occurred due to a natural phenomenon where water in the rock is repeatedly frozen and thawed. >> that sounds logical and scientific but i will go with the facebook comments saying it is aliens. >>> a woman in wisconsin going all out for spooky season. >> melissa jansen decided to give her garage a do it yourself makeover. >> i like it. she shared this clip of the final product. i would say it does not disappoint. >>> and here is william shatner polka from 1999. >> what song are we doing? >> i will sing it for you. i will play it. you recite it. this is the song. ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather and all of the scores. that is the world news polka. >> that take that too slow, stuff you saw to go on

flooding in boulder creek, water is rushing down the roads. a tree and a power line it came down yesterday afternoon. nobody was hurt by this. another driver says he feels lucky he wasn't injured after a tree fell on that car. it happened as he was driving in felton. kumasi: a massive rockslide down highway 70 in both directions. it happened near tobin. it's really tough to see how many rocks fell. i want to show you this water that was pouring down the hill or the boulders collapsed on the roadway. when you look at this damage, you can understand why clearing the mess could take several days. julian: this is also affecting wine country. thisisisisisisis there. what's remarkable is the creek was drying up last week because the drought. it looks like the river has a half foot of rain in sonoma and napa counties. some people see the crazy flooding and they try to make the most of it. >> that is so great. julian: when you're bored indoors, this is what you do. kayakers decided to have some fun after the storm flooded their street. she's got the w

there have been a lot of problem sino santa cruz county, including this flooding in boulder creek.shing down the roads in some of these shots. and the moment a tree and a power line came down around 2:00, it hit a car. no one was hurt. the driver says he feels lucky to have escaped any injury after a tree fell on his car as he was driving on a road in belton this afternoon. we will check out the scene in south san francisco in market neighborhood, scaffolding collapsed. no injuries were reported. the corner of ninth and, streets. the area is now blocked up with caution tape. a massive rockslide about 45 minutes north of doraville has shut down highway 70 in both directions. this happened near tobin in plumas county. you can see water pouring down the hill where giant boulders collapsed onto the road, and clearing the mess could take several days. those are some very big rocks. the storm is almost out of the bay area, that means it's already dumping rain and snow in the sierra. these are some of the nighttime views of north tahoe. you can see rain falling along interstate 80 and tru

many people in boulder creek were preparing friday, getting groceries, gas and other essentials ahead of the storm. definitely fuel for the generators because loss of power is always issue here and the mountains, boulder creek and other nearby communities were scorched by the ccu lightning complex fired last year, and now areas remain filled with half burnt trees and debris were concerned that their burn scar may have may create an issue for us with heavy rainfall that we may actually see some sort of mud floor debris flow. cal fire says they have done assessments after every fire in northern california to evaluate the danger of debris flow, going with biologists and ecologists hydrologists and figure out what the most vulnerable areas are of the burn scar that includes the severity of how the soils burned. how stable the watersheds are. santa cruz county officials say the rain could threaten hundreds of households in the high risk areas where planning through our emergency operations center. to prepare in the event that we have to order evacuations. the fire gut within about as the c

on march 22nd of this year, as you know, my community of boulder, colorado, experienced a horrific tragedy as a gunman killed ten people using an ar-15-style pistol with a modified arm brace. the brace attachment allowed a shooter to fire an easily concealable pistol. in the immediate aftermath, i sent a letter to the president and to the department of justice along with 100 of my colleagues requesting the administration use its authority to regulate concealable assault-style firearms that fire rifle rounds. as i mentioned to you when we met at the white house in april, i was very pleased that doj would be issuing a rule regarding the pistol stabilizing braces. i want to thank the department and wonder if you might be able to ob opine on the status of the rule and where you are in the rule making process? >> i believe we're still in the rule making process. i can't rib whether the comment period has closed or not. as part of the administrative procedure act we have to go through a rule making procedure, and that's what's going on here, to prevent the pistols from being used as short-barrel

that includes much of the town of boulder creek. a lot of people decided to ride out the storm. >> all our neighbors and everybody are just sitting tight. >> a team came in case of debris flow and they are needed for search and rescue efforts. >>> flooding is a huge problem along the north bay. the creek rose pretty quickly. >> we came within three feet which is cause for concern but i think we were lucky and dodged a bullet. >> aside from flooded streets the downpour reduced visibility and made it hard to drive in the north bay. on highway 101 in petaluma, just one of many bad crashes. >>> looking live at the san francisco skyline, yesterday turned out to be the 7th wettest day in san francisco in 170 years of record keeping. a live look at sfo where the storm is making a mess of travel plans. the airport says there are more than 400 delays and 60 cancellations. >>> drenching conditions did not keep fans from the niners colts home game. it was a sea of ponchos last night in the stands at levis. despite the pouring rain, one fan was

and southward into boulder creek and saratoga. it is a level impact scale. gusty winds could be in excess of 30 miles per hour out of the south. bring the raingear. this is a quick mover. this will be out of here by 11:00. with the winds, we are noticing they are over 20 miles per hour. grab the raingear, take your time. we have good news. a brief break before the main event gets there on sunday. kumasi: thank you. get ready for the rain during your morning commute. we know the rain is much-needed, but the issues it is causing, not so much. amy hollyfield joining us on the roads. amy: good morning. we are just getting on the sun raffaella richmond bridge. the bay area is getting a good soaking. in the last half-hour, we have been driving through heavy downpours. this is a little lighter right now than .xpericein t we are getting more of what we saw yesterday. not getting a break this morning at all. we want to give you a look at some of the messes the rain created yesterday. one of the biggest issues was clogged storm drains. it caused flooding on woodland a

you see huge boulders, trees, mud covering highway 70. mud flow and debris came from areas burned by recent wildfires. chp says it will be a while until the stretch of highway reopens. >>> there are school cancellations to tell you about today. bennet valley has canceled k through 6th but preschools are open. guern ville and montgomery elementary school district have canceled classes. >>> heads up if you are planning to hit the road. chain controls are in place on highway 80 from donner lake road to king vail in both directions. >>> yesterday's rainfall total placed the city fourth on wettest days ever. the highest total in san francisco was 5.5 inches back in 1994. >>> two san francisco prosecutors quit their jobs and are joining effort to recall the city's district attorney. the city prosecutors say they're stepping down due to what they consider lack of commitment to prosecuting crimes in the da's office. he was elected in 2019 and ran on progressive policies including police reform and alternatives to incarceration. those in favor of

so red flag warnings have gone up being posted a parts of the santa cruz mountains boulder creek bed.n felton scotts valley. you've got to watch out overnight tonight could see some gusts as high as 50 miles per hour humidity. let's try out there but not as dry as it could be 30 to 50%. but the winds that strong. it probably doesn't matter to the east bay, you're going to see humidity down to 10 to 20% across the mountain peaks there. the winds sustained 15 to 30 miles an hour gust to 50. but over the diablo range, you could easily see those gusts 60 to maybe 70 plus miles per hour. slow county also under red flag warning expecting winds 15 to 30 miles an hour and the humidity down to 10 to 20%. we've already seen the fire in american canyon watching for the dangerous conditions overnight tonight with some strong gusty winds across the peaks. in fact, we're going to see that the developing throughout the night tonight, right. american canyon. you can see right winds right now 19 miles per hours backed off a little bit. we'll watch happens overnight tonight of a sudden we start to see

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it littered the road with boulders and debris. crews are working to clear this out. it won't reopen before next wednesday. they have work to do still. >> we have a clear weekend. >>> how about next week in terms of rain? >> it's going to be okay. we have had a break. it's not what we had last week. there's some good news. he would will get to that storm system. i wanted to start off with a look at what you can expect if you are headed outside. of course, a lot of you getting the halloween celebration started off early. if you are heading to san francisco, it's a chilly one. 61 degrees, lots of 50s once we hit 8:00, 9:00 and 10:00. it's warmer by the way. we have been holding on to 70s. it started to drop into the 60s. 68 by the bay. more coming our way. across the inland valley, we have 70s. 75 right now, currently. might get chilly 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 as we dip into low 60s. if you are headed out, have a good time, be safe. move into the weekend forecast. we have two different things we are tracking here. this system for the weekend, it's off to the north. any big rai

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you see huge boulders, trees, mud covering highway 70. mud flow and debris came from areas burned by wildfires. chp says it will be a while until the stretch of highway reopens. we have storm coverage all weekend on cbsn bay area and we'll continue to stream live radar. find us on kpix.com, the kpix5 app and your streaming device. >>> coming up, how people across the bay area are making the best of a stormy situation. >>> later, path of destruction left after a tornado touches down in missouri. >>> looking live outside, it is 4:40. we'll be right back. >>> google parental if a bet amazon apple and facebook will deliver earnings. facebook's results are due later today. >>> congress may pass president biden's legislative agenda. nancy pelosi told cnn that 90% of the bill is agreed to. it includes investment in climate, childcare, education, and more. it originally carried a $3.5 trillion price tag but has been negotiated to about 2 trillion. >>> squid game combined with halloween has south korean garment factories in over drive. one says oc

pg&e crews were busy clearing this tree, which snapped in strong winds in boulder creek off of its power lines. but you don't have to look far to see damage from the czi wildfire. the landscape is scared, and so is the psyche of the community. >> i think it's just one of those things on everybody's mind. >> reporter: even those spared said they fire they may not fare as well next time. >> you are grateful, but you have can't help but feel for the people who were not. >> devin, is there something that people can do now to lessen the fire risk on their own properties, or is it too late? >> reporter: you know, the advice that you often here about creating defensive space, clearing out brush, thinning out trees. all of that is still good advice, but cal fire doesn't want you to fight the mid-068 a red flag warning. they don't want you to grab your chainsaw and accidentally spark a wildfire during a time you need to be preventing one. >> thanks, devin. >>> check this out. strong winds toppling a 75-foot tree near half moon bay this morning. the impact bringing down power lines, smashing three

. >> reporter: it's witnessing scenes like this, a boulder the size of a three-story building, floatingny flights ground by this week's long eruption, tourists are blocking by ferry. but there's a dark side this light show. roughly 6,000 people have been evacuated, while more than 1,000 buildings have been destroyed. and for residents, it's more than just losing their homes. this local man says he lost everything, including memories of his parents. spanish authorities are keeping a close eye on the volcano, monitoring it's every gashious burp, quake, and eruption of the lava flow. but all they can do is look on and wonder or worry. >>> if you are interested in making the journey, there is still time. scientists do predict the eruption could last for months. >>> all right. on together things. that would be our weather here and our fire alerts here. >> the red flag warnings in the mountains is one side of this wind story. the other someone what the wind is doing down here in the lower elevations where we all live. and there really is two stories to this. the one you've been experiencing,

you can see water pouring down the hill with the giant boulders collapsing onto the road. clearing the mess could take several days. >> now your live doppler 7 forecast. drew: tracking all of this rain with this major storm we have. you can see a lot of us dealing with that heavy rain and the yellow and orange. ini -- in marin county, anty, aa lot of -- light to moderate rain. in the north bay, in napa county you can see, we have seen upwards of six inches of rainfall. still seeing heavy rain at this hour. two these bay to danville. it is been a wet day and those heavy showers continue. a similar story in the richmond and the sunset with the brighter colors. heavy rain over the marina and even downtown and the financial district. alumna flynn slaoui are tracking downpours from powell -- in the south bay much of the day has been light rain. that rain is filling in and you too will find heavier showers as we progress to the next five to eight hours this evening. this is what we have already seen so far. look at what stands out. can phil is approaching a foot of rainfall. par

a good part of the bay area along the peninsula all the way into pacifica down to half moon bay, boulderek and also the clock scotts valley in the north bay flash flood watch is going up to on sunday going to see the chance of flash flooding in many of these areas keep in mind some of these areas in the north they have already seen 8 to 10 inches of rain over the mountain tops and we could see another 8 maybe 10 inches of rain on sunday alone and of course that could cause some flooding concerns right as far as floods are concerned this is a general rise in the waters that is posted right parts of a and also into the central valley looking for the possibility of some flooding. most of main rivers are expected to stay within their banks is still early we're still fairly dry. but we could see some of the smaller tributaries, some of the streams and creeks start to go over as we head into that event on sunday as well not to mention also as we've got some very strong winds, here's the forecast by 09:15am in the morning on sunday, this is our future cast when product and you're looking winds

new starts a tree down by the wind knocked out the power and closed highway to 36 for a time above boulder creek. >> another potential obstacle facing firefighters is the impact of the wind on aircraft. so anything over 30 miles an hour because pilot's discretion, whether they're going to fly or not. >> and then the retardant or water being dropped from that based on the wind velocity can become effective in suppressing fires because it gets dissipated by that. when it well, so far not impacted by the public safety power shutdowns happening elsewhere. >> santa cruz mountains, residents are reminded to stay vigilant. having arrived at the most dangerous point. the fire season thus far. >> this is our prime burn window that we have in this county. it's using that late september to mid-october before this first rains were fuels are absolutely bone dry and this wind will help drive them out even more. >> fire crews are out patrolling those ridge tops as we speak and will remain on high alert for the next 24 hours or so or until that red flag warning expires tomorrow evening in the santa cruz m

they posted 165 and 9 in the 20 over which he barrington top scored with 74 the scots who then boulder, popping a guinea for 148, and that's all the sports needs. barbara, thank you so much. now, a sharp eyed diver has recovered a complete sword. believe to be from the crusades almost a millennium ago while diving off the coast of israel. the meter long blade hilt and handle encrusted with marine life was spotted after undercurrents shifted sands that had previously concealed it. archaeologists believe the sword to be from a knight based that the crusade or castle of attempt a template based from the early 13th century. it's the 1st time that a complete sword has been found in israel, with preservation attributed to the environment being free of most oxygen and the water. following the weight of this saw the, we assume that they denied that hall this floor. it was very strong because to fight with these they await and the size of a sword. it wasn't so easy even today to hold it. it's heavy. so away and this is typically saw the fur, who say their late nights that is it for this news. o

allies not to tempt fate by deploying military hardware, including nuclear weapons, close to brushes, boulders against the backdrop of calls to contain russia. nato was amassing his forces along russia's borders. the german defense minister should know very well what consequences such moves have led to in the past, both for germany and europe. let stand remark, i'm surely off the germany's defense minister called on nato to be ready to deploy nuclear weapons, to quote, deter russia near its maritime borders in the baltic and black seas. the beneficial said challenge to explain her hostile remarks. blue dust white weiss reported this morning, the plaintiff contemplating the turn scenario for the baltic and black sea regions of possibly evolving air. deployed nuclear weapons. is this the best nate is prepared to take this is that's the path of declaring this one. we must make it very clear to russia that in the end we're ready each month, and that is also the deterrents doctrine in to deploy such means is to deter in advance and so that nobody comes to the idea of attacking nato partners in the

sending mud and trees and boulders crashing down into this california highway. this big rig overturning on the richmond bridge. off the washington coast, the strongest storm on record. east of seattle, two people killed sunday when a tree struck their car. back in california outside sacramento this man grateful his son is alive. this tree crashing into his son's car minutes before he was set to go to work. >> i can't think what would have happened if he was walking up that pathway. >> reporter: near the san francisco airport, trevor stines' neighborhood under water. >> my whole garage is up to my knee caps. everything is floating around. >> reporter: in chicago winds from a separate system whipping the waters of lake michigan. waves over 12 feet. >> look at this tornado. >> reporter: that storm already dropping more than a dozen reported tornados in the heartland over the weekend. one twister tearing about this home. >> we have a basement, but there wasn't time. once you see the tornado, there's no time. if we would have tried, we would have probably been killed

the global brule cows to germany's boulder with poland is at risk of collapse, according to police. big story coming up in a warning prompted by a muscle. ooh, ah. join me every thursday on the alex simon, sure. and i'll be speaking to guess of the world of politics. small business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. ah it ah, sir. oh hi, good morning, german place than of all that the country's border with poland at risk of collapse amid a massive influx of migrants crossing into the e. u from neighboring bellows. his or europe correspondent, the european union is placing mounting pressure on minsk over refugees looking to enter the e. u via bella ruse. now the german foreign minister has been among a group of, of senior german politicians that have pulled absolutely no punches whatsoever in their comments. hi, co must. the foreign minister has accused alexander lucas shanker, our rights of running an illegal migrant transport network, visit on certain o'clock we in europe are being confronted with the fact that lucas suncoast using refugees as a tool to put pressure on european

if you live in their boulders, the size of 3 story buildings surging from the ongoing volcano in that spanish island tremors and scorching lava flow, sweeping away villages since it started 3 weeks ago and still no end in sight. mm. mm. a job done if you believe those live feeds kind of compelling to watch but look at the damage in the heart. you can bring as well mother nature to worse. now you can find that so all the stories are talking about today more detail about tito. coma check any of our socials as well. but for now, for me, kevin, now in the rest of the team on you to hear. thank you for watching this latest news addition and have a great day. ah, ah ah ah ah. ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered i'm funeral about again the nobel peace prize misses the mark. the most deserving are again passed over. also the use war against 2 of its member states hungry in poland. ideological hegemony is demanded. descent not allowed. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guest, george and you, elleon, budapest. he's a podcast to read the go

new starts a tree down by the wind knocked out the power and closed highway to 36 for a time above boulder>> another potential obstacle facing firefighters is the impact of the wind on aircraft. so anything over 30 miles an hour. becomes pilot's discretion, whether they're going to fly or not. >> and then the retardant or water being dropped from that based on the win last could become effective in suppressing fires because it gets dissipated by that when well, so far not impacted by the public safety power shutdowns happening elsewhere. >> santa cruz mountains, residents are reminded to stay vigilant. having arrived at the most dangerous point. the fire season thus far. >> this is our prime burn window that we have in this county. it's using that late september to mid-october before this first rains were fuels are absolutely bone dry and this wind will help drive them out even more. >> now fire crews are out patrolling those ridge tops as we speak. they will remain on high alert until the red flag warning expires, perhaps sometime late tomorrow afternoon or evening live in felton in the s

in boulder creek, the fire department says the storm kept them busy. >> we ran the typical storm damage calls. it was windy and raining, so we had wires down, trees down, sometimes on vehicles, sometimes on house, sometimes across the road. >> reporter: despite the downed trees and outages, many people living in the santa cruz mountains say they are thankful for the rain and see a silver lining in the recent storm that it did not cause the mudslides in the burn scar that so many feared. >> the clouds were pretty dark and the rain was coming down pretty fast. >> as long as we have enough rain, i'll stay home. i will take a power outage. i'll take a tree. we're good. >> devin, in a area was under evacuation orders. did most people leave when there were told to get out? >> reporter: yeah, the sheriff office and the county issued evacuation orders for this area because of the potential for flooding and mudslides, but most of the people that we talked to did not leave this area. people that live up in the mountains are pretty tough, resilient, resourceful. they anticipate the loss of power a

at the heart of the lost territory sits am'saaxpa, or land of the boulders, where the most famous ofnez perce leaders, chief joseph, held his council. today, the nearby town of joseph, oregon, has become an artsy tourist stination, celebrating chief joseph, but with little hint of the ethnic cleansing that led to the creation of towns like this. am'saaxpa became the hayes family farm, but the last of the hayes family died in 2014. and then, last year, a tribe official got word the property was for sale. another bidder wanted to put a housing development on the land, but the nez perce pulled together $3.3 million to buy it themselv. coast to coast, other tribes are also buying back their lost land when it hits the market. in maine, the passamaquoddy saw a real estate listing. and with the support of an environmental consortium, bought back pine island. >> what an honor to be above our land. >> reporter: they had been given it in thanks for their assistance to the colonists during the revolutionary war, but lost it when maine became a state in 1820. near california's big sur, the essel

ah, a big developing story this weekend. thousands of migrants have set off from mexico, southern boulder, city of tampa, tula, and now heading towards the united states, scuffles broke out when police tried to hold back the massive caravan. ah, some $3000.00 people, including families with young children, began tracking on foot on saturday. the migrants from haiti, south and central america hope to reach the u. s. and settle there. early this week, president biden acknowledged that he should visit the united states southern border, but also said that he hasn't had the time so far. but as well, a base journalist pull dobson says mixed messages from the u. s. a. contributing to the current crisis. this price is really the natural consequence of the prolonged structure, economic situation and central and latin america in the case of venezuela. we really have to look at the role of the united states in keeping these countries handicapped, impoverished to some extent and, and in our case, the unilateral worth of measures against the country. the road at washington is not innocent when it come

pakistani authorities beach, a man crossing links pakistan southwestern province baluchistan with spin boulder. can the afghan province of kandahar come? al hider has worn out from hattie pool and pakistan, hundreds of protest and marched. the deputy commissioner is all faith in the border down of german watch tension. now river de deputy commissioner told him that the glory of the border was not from the buckets on his side. that it was the 1 dollar bond who had closed that border in protest because of the handling of i'm trying to crunch into gift on. also important to know that hundreds of trucks buy it up on both sides of the border. british rebel items on board on trade, and i've got losing a lot of money. the deputy commissioner also saying that if the on dollar bond opened that border, that focused on re do the same. however, they said the matter was now being discussed between the foreign ministry and the $1.00 bond. and carbon also important in order d dollar bond there. monday, august on the international airlines should reduce that phase, which are not ignoble, gently high because o

rhetoric from nato states, up to germany, calls for nuclear weapons to be deployed near brushes, boulders, and people fly beautiful in london, tries alleged u. s. war crimes and inactive support for wikileaks whistleblower julian, assault to washington. once extradited from the u. k. sites editor in chief says allegations of a c i plot to kill us aren't proves his case has been politicized. emp, the recent revelation shows suit with any adults to the political elements of the case. we've got to be on songs now we have also human rights and civil liberties, organization of any married to teaming up together and highly wrong role patients are at risk in the u. k. as don't as confusion grows over the difference between a 3rd dose of a cobit vaccine and a booster, as well as which is the correct order to administer the people that's giving deflection. dr. sacred nor knocking about joe, you know about the booster. i'm hearing. i'm feeling it, the group said the information is not been given out correctly. ah, i with global stories and international analysis. this is archie from moscow where ju

this is going to spread beyond cost of those boulders, surely. well, the southern president has to say something and perhaps some i argue that he has to do something. because so far he has been accused by some of simply giving albanian leadership because everything they wanted in a kind of step by step way without ever having discourage them from taking measures like the ones they're doing right now and have been doing over consistent period. so the president talks very well, but i think he should be measured on actual actions in this respect. and all the actions so far have been in actions or measures which are actually given a rewarded. they'll be in leadership for its intransigence and bridge behavior. i can't see what he's on actually to stop this happening. so i'd say there's no threat from the rescue serbia at the moment. no. okay, all right, well, we'll keep alternate for now though international affairs expert mark i've got it's good to talk to you again. thank you. this is are they waiting on line for you? another one off, white guys hea

as they tried to escape economic tamela back home, as under amputee now reports from the club in boulder, city of cricketer. 3 weeks after 1st announcing its been as well as finally reopened form of border crossings with columbia for pedestrians. and the simone believer international bridge is again brimming with activity as eager venezuelans cross in search of goods and health services that you are. thank god, this is real progress. it's a big advantage because crossing through the illegal trails is tough and dangerous, especially for the sick and elderly fell and mano, columbia opened that side of the border and june, 2nd. but its limiting entry to keep daily numbers under control. while authorities police, some of the legal crossings often controlled by criminal gangs that thousands used during the closure. being able to cross legally and safely is a huge relief for people on both sides of the border. but many here hope this will also be the 1st step forwards, or restart of commerce in trade in that could jumpstart an economy that was badly hurt by years of closure. but target, i don'

most it it to for almost 20 is boulders, the size a 3 story buildings of surge from that volcano? ongoing on the spanish island of la palmer, with tremors and scorching off a flows of swept away villages since his started erupting 3 weeks ago, and still no end in sight. ah am mm with with look at that love or the seen a big it is, it goes on and on. fascinated a little bit damage and hardship that brings us to the island up they get away from that. so, but that's what we're talking about so far. it's coming to $28.00 past the hour for me, kevin, i wanted the rest of the team. this is our t international. ah . with lose . ah, these people learn from their own experience. how vulnerable a business is to the bank. so he pushed my business over, the age, pushes me right to the edge, bankruptcy. now i realize we were good. this isn't just the back that may be involved in this is the concept. see, firms is, is the lawyers, these people have got you want other stories at a walk kind of whistle blower. tell people's marriages have broken up, lost their family homes, and it is spectacularl

rhetoric from nato state self to germany, calls for nuclear weapons to be deployed near brushes, boulders, and highly vulnerable patients are risk and the u. k. is doctors confusion grows over the difference between a 3rd dose of a coping, backseat and a booster, as well as which is the correct order to administer the the people that's given different direction. dr. citrix? no, not going to help the gentleman. you know about lavista. i'm feeling, i'm feeling that this information is not being given out correctly. ah, hello, good, happy with this friday evening, an 8th here in moscow. my name is colleen bray. welcome to your world news from arte international. first for you, then this our, we won't act under pressure or blackmail. that was the polish prime minister's warning before the e. u. summit in brussels wrapped up the supremacy of european of a national law is still dividing member states. let's talk more about the set to between poland and it's a fellow you members shall to bend skis, been across this forest high that bring us up to speed. that wasn't strong messages coming out fro

eruption and that has been happening on la palma since the middle of september and the last 24 hours, bouldersf violent tremors. a research centre on the canary islands theyit centre on the canary islands they it has destroyed 1000 homes. i'm on social media. thank you for watching. hello. last week brought us some heavy rain followed by some particularly warm weather. the week ahead, well, things will be much drier, rain mainly confined to the north of scotland, but it will be also cooler. temperatures will actually be around average but there will be incursions of chilly air towards the north and east at times, all running around the eastern edge of an area of high pressure which will dominate through this week. that's what's happening into monday, but we're on the edge of it, so we're going to have a rather chilly start — certainly compared with the morning commutes we saw at the end of last week. much cooler out there — temperatures down into mid—single figures as we start the day. but there'll be a lot of dry weather to begin with for england, wales and northern ireland. a bit of patchy m