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. >> the boyle fire tears a path of destruction across lake county burning homes and buildings, another frightening scramble for neighbors who have been through this before. >>> one fly means another is there. >> a new bay area quarantine to protect crops, the tiny pest posing a major threat to agriculture, what we've learned from the past. >>> plus the potential dangers of artificial intelligence have been top of mind for many, but we're looking at how a.i. is changing the game in a positive way in the medical field. >> this newest wave of artificial intelligence is so much more powerful and useful. >> how the technology is helping tackle what doctors call the silent killer. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. thanks for joining us at 6:00. >>> we begin with team coverage on the fire watch this evening and just to our north in lake county the boyles fire near clearlake has destroyed more than 30 buildings and also dozens of cars. look at that area right there. anne makovec has been following all the developments for us. >> firefighters do think they h

christian: congressman boyle, i hope we can speak before the election. for coming on the program tonight. now to something pretty astonishing. a surgical team in saudi arabia have carried out the first fully robotic heart transplant. the operation lasted around two and a half hours, performed on a 16-year-old patient with end-stage heart failure. the patient requested that the team not open up his chest. the surgeons at the specialist riyad times to get it right. what does it mean for the patient? reduced pain, shorten recovery time, and a much lower risk of complications. let's talk to the man who led the team, had a cardiac surgery at the king faisal hospital. lovely to see you, many congratulations on an extraordinary achievement. i have to ask the obvious lehman question, how does a robot handle an organ as sensitive as the heart and get it into the cavity with such speed? >> good afternoon and good evenin ladies and gentlemen. thank you for hosting me on your show. rather delicate.uestion, it is after having above 400 cardiac trick procedures, we de

francis boyle is a professor of international law at the university of illinois, a harvard graduate. he's represented international bodies on human rights, war crimes and genocide. boyle served as counsel to bosnia and palestine, advised on peace negotiations and drafted the biological weapons anti-terrorism. act of 1989, eminent, eminent intellectual in the field of law, whom i have had the privilege of knowing for many decades. professor boyle, thank you for joining us, i posed what for me is what the americans used to call the $64,000 question, namely, are all these courts and judicial bodies and the rest merely lipstick. a pig, or can it be said that they mean anything when their decisions are simply ignored by the person in the doc, namely? well, george, great to see you again, and thank you for having me back in my best to your listening audience. i agree with everything you said in your opening statement. but the point is we are fighting back uh against netanyahu and the israeli government by these legal mechanisms. that we do have uh, we, lawyers are fighting back all over th

professor boyle, thank you for joining us.groups all over the world uh fighting back by uh means of international on international uh organizations. it's it's a tough fight, george, we're up against israel, and behind israel is the most powerful country in the world, the united states of america and also britain, mr. starmer there is continuing to... support the israelis too, and the uh german government is supporting them and in a good deal of uh european state, so yes, we are up against enormous uh political, military, economic power, there's no doubt about it, george. there's no doubt that the legal front is an important one to fight, and no one has done that more eminently than you over very long period of time. "my point is that it is only a front, it's really just uh unarmed propaganda uh by us, isn't it? we get them found guilty, but there's no sentence, they're convicted, but they serve no time. on the contrary, they continue to get undrempt of amounts of money and material, propaganda and diplomatic support from these

the boyle's fire burning in clear lake, right near dam road and boyle's avenue. firefighters will be working overnight to keep an eye out for those hot sps, a to get this one under control. as ktvu zac sos reports tonight. firefighters were battling multiple spot fires and crews making progress in getting a handle on this fire, but they are still trying to stop forward progress here. >> they have faced a number of challenges, including dry brush. densely packed homes around 4000 people remain evacuated. dozens of whom have lost their homes. >> and our neighbor says there's like a wall of flames down by walmart. >> tim williams among more than 4000 residents forced from their homes in the city of clear lake sunday afternoon. >> we just started seeing it come and spread up right behind us here. >> firefighters first fielding calls about the fast moving fire just after two in the afternoon. dry brush, allowing it to quickly balloon to more than 90 acres and spread to at least 40 nearby homes. we had ten mile an hour winds. >> we at one point in time and some of the

what's being called the boyles fire is burning near clear lake. it's destroyed at least 30 buildings and has spread to 90 acres, forcing 4000 people out. our amanda hari was there as the flames spread >>>>to another lake county community devastated by a fire. this time it's clear lake. the boyles fire spread 76 acres with embers flying into communities, destroying people's homes. >>>>it lands right in the right spot. you know, you could lose everything in a matter of minutes. >>>>luis gutierrez was at home sunday morning when he got an alert on his phone about the fire. >>>>you don't really think much of it until we stepped outside and you saw how much smoke there was in the air, how dark it was and the orange flames >>>>with the winds. he knew it was time to go. >>>>i gathered my most important documents. my family and we took off >>>>in the evening. he came back to find the best case scenario. his home was okay >>>>just a little bit of fire retardant which i don't mind at all you know, my house is still standing and four houses, five houses down

professor boyle, thank you for joining us.i posed what for me. is what the americans used to call the $6400 question, namely, are all these courts and judicial bodies and the rest, merely lipstick? a pig, or can it be said that they mean anything when their decisions are simply ignored by the person in the dock, namely netanyahu etal. well, george, uh, great to see you again, and thank you for having me back in my best to your listening audience. i agree with everything you said in your opening statement. but the point is we are fighting back uh against netanyahu and the israeli government by these legal mechanisms that we do have uh we, lawyers are fighting back all over the world uh we have an ngo organization now of groups all over the world uh fighting back by uh of international and international organizations, it's it's a tough fight, george, we're up against israel, and behind israel is the most powerful country in the world, the united states of america, and also britain, mr. starmer there is continuing to support the

the closest one to us, the boyles fire, already destroyed two dozen buildings, it is burning near clear lake, lake county. the good news, tonight, forward progress has been stopped. with a fire, 40% contained more than 2,000 people are still out of their homes. >>> and, this video just coming in from our crew in lake county, a firefighter who worked hard there summer to protect other people's homes sifting throughout the rubble of his own home that was just lost to the boyles fire. there is rubin martinez, he has lived there with his family for the last four years. he drives a water tender on wildland fires and came back to this after battling a fire in the national park. >> just wanted to come and see for myself. i just got home from a fire. it just sucks. you know, i know how fast it can move. i am glad my family and our dogs are safe. >> family and dogs safe. wilson walker is in the fire zone right now. we heard from another man who watched his neighborhood go up in flames. >> the fire had jumped well over 19th avenue. and that is where it started hitting all of the houses straight d

boyle's fire.re burning in clear lake temperatures currently outside have gone from the 90s into the upper 60s. you see the humidity up to 35%. and those conditions should carry through about 7:00 in the morning. now, consider the fire started today around 2 to 3 in the afternoon, and we're going to see similar conditions to what we had today. we're talking 90s. humidity at 15% and the wind will be picking up. so hopefully good progress is made overnight into the morning. they're going to be seeing the weather again not in the favor of firefighters inland of those hot temperatures. and breezy conditions. and speaking of hot, we still had upper 90s to 100 for an extra day around the bay area. look at livermore 100 degrees 90. san jose, san francisco near 70. as the marine air got compressed as opposed to building up and moving inland so that cooldown on hold for those inland valleys should make a little progress in that. tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday, those temperatures will drop by about 20 degre

the boyles fire is burning in thecid just after 230 this afternoon near dam road and boyles avenue. >> cal fire says this one quickly grew to 76 acres, and at least 30 structures have been damaged or destroyed in a neighborhood. evacuation orders for parts of clear lake are still in place inside of highway 53 on the west side dam road to the south, boyles avenue on the east, and 32nd avenue on the north. this evacuation affects about 4000 residents. the fire. at last check 10% contained. with that, we bring in our chief meteorologist, bill martin, with a closer look at the conditions up around clear lake. bill. >> yeah, mike, we were just talking in the break that, you know, this could have been much, much larger. they're still fighting it, obviously, but the winds have been relatively light. winds are gusting up to 10 to 12 miles an hour sustained at like 3 or 4 miles an hour. so it's not really that windy. and as windy as it could be, but it's hot and it's dry. these are some of the areas just to the south, 85 degrees in calistoga, 27% humidity. and again, the piece that was missing

some evacuations are lifted tonight after the boyles fires.xplosive flames spread through the city of clearlake in lake county. that fire started at about 215 today, burning in the southern end of town. and by 4:00, firefighters said 30 buildings were burned. crews faced spot fires on nearly every block as they help neighbors race to evacuate. >> every time you turn around, there is a new spot fire and there's not a straight line to get from point a to point b, so it was a challenge just to get those people evacuated and try to do the fire stop. once you get a chance to drive through there, you're going to look at the tremendous amount of structure saved. >> tonight, that fire is no longer spreading fast, but those buildings are still smoldering as fire crews work to figure out just how many of them are homes. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is in clear lake, with details on the damage and the families who lost everything. reporter. >> yeah, dion. the town of clear lake clearly shaken up this evening. the boyles fire breaking out this af

professor boyle, thank you for joining us.mely netanyahu at all? well, george, uh, great to see you again, and thank you for having me back in my best to your listening audience. i agree with everything you said in your opening statement, but the point is we are fighting back against netanyahu and... the israeli government by these legal mechanisms that we do have, uh, we, lawyers are fighting back all over the world, we have an ngo organization now of groups all over the world, fighting back by means of international and international organizations, it's it's a tough fight, george, we're... against israel and behind israel is the most powerful country in the world, the united states of america and also britain, mr. starmer there is continuing to support the israelies to, and the german government is supporting them and in a good deal of european states, so yes, we are up against enormous political, military, economic power. "there's no doubt about it, george, there's no doubt that the legal front is an important one to fight,

. >> joining us now, two veteran pennsylvania lawmakers, madeleine dean and brendan boyle.y county. it's a key battleground. how is the switch from joe biden to kamala harris changed the dynamic in the race among your voters? >> you are right. my district is montgomery and berks county. you can feel on the ground palpably the enthusiasm, the excitement, registering of voters. people are excited for the promise of kamala harris as president and tim walz as vice president. because of her accomplishment, frankly, legislative, her accomplishment at vice president. there's real excitement on the ground. i have been to campaign launches. we are seeing all new people coming to this fight. my voters, my constituents know the stakes are so high. that person from pittsburgh said, the stakes could not be higher. we have seen donald trump in office. we don't -- my district doesn't want to return to that. >> although, the race is still tied. according to a new poll, among likely voters in pennsylvania, vice president harris and donald trump are tied at 50 each. how does the president br

yesterday's high in the boyles fire clear lake.ay. 76 and well to humidity is higher. 44%. so that is great news. in the meantime, this trough is this is one of a series that moves through our area because of this trough. we're going to see some pretty gusty winds this afternoon, especially in the mountains of the north bay, the east bay hills and some of the gaps and passes as well, gusting well into the 30's in some areas. but in the meantime, we continue to see a series of trucks because once that one goes away, we have a slight warm up on friday only to be replaced again by a deeper area of low pressure keep temperatures on the cool side. these trucks are actually bringing some precipitation to the pacific northwest. some of the computer models actually pick up the possibility of some rain for us next week. it's a chance i wouldn't get too excited about it. but in the meantime, we are seeing some clearing at the coastline and some clouds at times temperature wise. well, what a difference compared to yesterday because the clouds

it broke out near dam road and boyles avenue. that's just east of highway 53. evacuation orders are in effect for people living near those roads. it's burning dangerously close to homes. a community college and a shopping center. cal fire says they are tackling the flames by air and on the ground. the fire has burned about 76 acres so far. let's get a quick check with meteorologist darren peck. darren, it feels cool, at least cooler. >> reporter: there are, that part of the bay is the one localized trouble spot today from a fire weather concern. what i want to do is go back to the alert california network of cameras, which has become an invaluable tool over the last several years for us to track these fires. i have some good news on this. before we play in the last 30 minutes, take a look at where we were 30 minutes ago on this fire. already looks different than what you saw from the video we just showed you. there is less smoke in over the last 30 minutes of time lapsing this. the color of the smoke is also changing. it's subtle. let's play that again. we are

how would you, i felt like to be covered in boyles. i wouldn't like that at all. he says a moment later i returned with mr. armstrong's booklet, 1975 and prophecy, and so called the illustration that served as inspiration for my sermon. beneath it, a caption reads, unrepentant human beings will be stricken with excruciatingly painful. boyles, as god destroys the evil works of sending mankind to bring nations to repentance. i guess there is no i a dying and help us. the bill was include to every thing, the combs with the, the the, the used to be only a few years back if anyone just to sort of a doomsday correct for today. that is not true. i'm a creative writing professor at emerson college in boston. when i'm not teaching, i'm writing my 1st book this about my years growing up in the south side of chicago to rolling plains. my 2nd book begins when i'm 6. it ends when i'm about 16, but i did not want to write that book. i did not want to revisit the part of my life. and yet as a nonfiction writer is a memo wrist, you have to go over the material lead to, and that w

the so-called boyles fire started yesterday afternoon and burned about 80 acres so far. the fire is about 40% contained, and forward progress has been stopped. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> another wildfire, this one south of reno, has also forced thousands to evacuate. in the midst of all the chaos, a herd of wild horses raced to escape the fire as smoke filled the sky there. the fire affected at least 14 structures and brent more than seven square miles. so far, there is no containment. >>> san jose police just provided updates on last night's deadly police shooting. they said the suspect was firing at the ceiling inside a crowded restaurant on center road just before going outside and shooting someone in the parking lot, seemingly at random. witnesses called 911, thinking it was an active shooter situation. when officers got there, they say the man refused to surrender and was carrying a stolen gun. >>> and antioch, two men are behind bars, accused of burglarizing a spirit halloween store. police say they found them wearing halloween masks and push

. >> congressman boyle, thanks so much for joining us. you just heard that rally alongside u.s. president biden, vice president harris, leaning into their support for and from union voters during this first joint appearance. since harris became the democratic nominee, how important do you think it is? that that voting bloc for that voting bloc that the harris campaign, win in pennsylvania and how is president biden going to be an asset to her there? >> well, it's great to be with you and one of the things that joe biden started back in 2018 before he officially ran. >> and again in 2019 was the kickoff the fall campaign? spending labor day in pennsylvania, a number of those years it was in pittsburgh last year i was with him at the labor day parade in philadelphia with president biden retiring and leaving the stage, it would be natural that a number of us here would be worried that the special attention, the president biden would give us mike drop off that has not been the case. so the fact that you had both the president and the vice pre

as firefighters work to control the boyles fire, it's already burned 76 acres. 30 buildings and at least 40 vehicles across the southern end of town since it started yesterday afternoon. right now, the fire is 40% contained. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with neighbors in clear lake who escaped the fire but lost everything in less than an hour. >> it was a life changing moment. like my home. just like, fell apart and like an hour. >> esperanza hagy is thankful her family is safe after the boyles fire roared through their clear lake neighborhood sunday afternoon. the family was heading home from church when they spotted the flames shooting hundreds of feet in the air. >> but like, the fire was too close. so i was. i was like panicking. >> 4000 residents told to leave their homes as the fire grew larger, too dangerous for the gaze to return home. hours later, they learned their home was gone. >> for the past 25 years, my parents have lived there and just lost everything. they just have the clothes that they left with. but you know, everything else

cal fire crews spent all night working to contain the boyles fire in clear lake.s burned nearly 90 acres in the southern end of town. firefighters said 30 buildings have burned. nearly 50 vehicles destroyed since that fire started yesterday afternoon. now, at one point, crews faced spot fires on nearly every block as they helped neighbors race to evacuate. >> every time you turn around, there is a new spot fire and there's not a straight line to get from point a to point b, so it was a challenge just to get those people evacuated and try to do the fire stop. once you get a chance to drive through there, you're going to look at the tremendous amount of structure saved. >> the fire isn't spreading anymore, but those buildings are still smoldering. some residents are finding out their homes were some of the unlucky few to be caught in the flames. >> fire is coming to very close at 100ft, two feet. and then i say, i think it's time to go. i need to wait because the fires started all the way to there. when i saw it to here, i think it's very close. >> was your home des

tony boyle, independent, joining us. thank you. thanks for giving a washington's pressure has so far failed to convince the many major powers india is one example which has reportedly refusing to back the u. s. according to new delhi officials course is by the media of the country doesn't support you to launch will meshes without un approval is what the american n for in the indian capital said earlier. the governments of the united states, the 1st to the government of india and the governments of other countries to make their own determination of and accreditation procedures for these entities. the west would welcome all countries and taking similar actions as the united states. government has, as well following the news as much as buying on on the south african media review organization on the lines that western freedom of speech is applicable only if an outlet stone's fits the convenience narrative. the media review network condemns the brazen violations of press freedom by meta, the parent company of what's up facebook and inst

evacuations remain in place up in clear lake as firefighters work to control the boyles fire. it's burned 76 acres, more than 30 buildings and at least 40 vehicles across the southern end of town since it started yesterday afternoon. right now, the fire is 40% contained, so that's better news. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is in clear lake. he spoke with neighbors who escaped the fire but sadly lost everything in less than an hour. >> it was a life changing moment, like my home. just like fell apart and like an hour. >> esperanza hagy is thankful her family is safe after the boyles fire roared through their clear lake neighborhood sunday afternoon, the family was heading home from church when they spotted the flames shooting hundreds of feet in the air. >> but like, the fire was too close. so i was. i was like panicking. >> 4000 residents told to leave their homes as the fire grew larger, too dangerous for the gaze to return home, and hours later they learned their home was gone. >> for the past 25 years, my parents have lived there and just lost everything. they jus

hours earlier this week that was a big concern for us, especially as the boyles fire was up in northern california, northern parts of the bay, really impacting those local communities. clear lake got impacted with over 4000 people evacuating due to that fire and those little spot fires happened. so quickly due to just ten mile per hour wind gusts. so we keep a close eye on this as we head into the coming days with dry conditions still expected throughout the first portion of this weekend, it's going to change a lot as we head into our weekend forecast, though below normal conditions right around the corner as we head all the way into the next 6 to 10 days. this is issued by the climate prediction center as our temperature outlook throughout the whole state of california and all the west coast, we're going to be dealing with cooler weather right around the corner and we notice it already just into this weekend alone right now we have 70s and 80s in the forecast throughout most of our inland areas, with some 90s to throughout the east bay. this afternoon. sunny skies expected today and to

a few years ago, beginning with the picture slum dog millionaire, directed by danny boyle, that was the a best picture 0scar. since then there have been a slew of films. academy voters who come to the colorado mountains who can be influenced by seeing this films. it is a machine, very beautiful machine if i can call it that, to raise awareness about films and create a awards buzz. find awareness about films and create a awards bun-— awareness about films and create a awards buzz. and it is up next. that is set from — awards buzz. and it is up next. that is set from me _ awards buzz. and it is up next. that is set from me for— awards buzz. and it is up next. that is set from me for now. _ hello. it was a pretty murky start to the day after what was a fairly mixed weekend in which we saw humidity levels build, temperatures peaking at 30 degrees in the south—east corner, low to mid—20s elsewhere. that's because we had low pressure to the south—west of us bringing in increasingly humid air off the near continent. that low pressure is now on the move to the north—east. high pressure replaces

about 100 miles from san francisco is the boyles fire. it started as a brush fire and quickly spread to over 90 acres. >> this fire is a monster. 30 buildings and as many as 50 vehicles were burned as that fire swept through. a community college and shopping centers are also threatened. >> we had 10 mile an hour winds at one point and when the fires burned, they put off amber casting and every time we turn around there was a new spot fire. it was a challenge to get those people evacuated. >> there is another problem for so many in that area. the fire also damaged an electrical transmission line that serves schools and hospitals. amanda hari has the report from the scene. she spoke to people in clear lake. >> reporter: another lake county community devastated by a fire. this time it is clearly. >> if it lands in the right spot you can lose everything within minutes. >> you don't really think much of it until we stepped outside and you saw how much smoke there was in the air and how dark it was. >> reporter: with the wind, he knew it was ti

it's called the boyles fire.started in clear lake around 2 p.m. yesterday, grew fast to more than 70 acres. the last update from cal fire says 30 buildings have been burned. more than 40 cars were destroyed in the flames. firefighters are battling the flames on the ground and in the air. >> our neighbor says there's like a wall of flames down by walmart. glad we came back because that's when we started seeing a couple of spot fires in our yard, and we just started hosing everything down and just kept an eye on it until everything started quieting down. >> now the work crews are out there this morning trying to keep the flames from spreading to other homes. county officials are also helping people who've lost their homes and find long term shelters. well, law enforcement officers have also told homeowners to evacuate in southern california because of another big fire. it has grown to more than 20,000 acres. it is still 0% contained. the lion fire has been burning for the past five days in san bernardino county, ab

the fire started sunday afternoon along dam road and boyles avenue. as of early this morning, it has burned 76 acres, 4000 evacuated. but the property damage is much more severe here. 30 homes, sheds or other structures burne, plus 40 to 50 cars destroyed. only 30% of the fire is contained right now. >> and our neighbor says there's like a wall of flames down by walmart. we just started seeing it come and spread up right behind us here. >> and some of the areas we had 500 foot flame lengths. when those fires burn, they put off with the first ember casting. so those embers are in the column and they landed. >> cal fire and other firefighting agencies are bringing in heavy equipment, such as bulldozers, to keep the flames from spreading to other homes. firefighters are attacking from both in the air and on the ground. one resident fled his home when the evacuation orders came out, but he then decided to return. >> glad we came back because that's when we started seeing a couple of spot fires in our yard and we just started hosing everything down and jus

the valley transportation authority says that the victim in last friday's shooting at the b tha boyle> was regular dot he was a father of 2 who worked as a vta bus operator for about 10 years, according to the santa clara county sheriff's office dot co was shot and killed by this man. 33 year-old vta employee duck men. bowie after the 2 coworkers allegedly got into an argument friday evening. tuchman bowie was taken into custody on sunday afternoon. the sheriff's office says they believe the motive for the shooting was money. >> they were known to participate in the same activities outside of the routine appointment. and most importantly, all those investigation is still ongoing. we believe the motive had to do with between the 2. from their budding activities, which had nothing to do with their employment. sadly, this is not the first time there has been a shooting at a vta facility and may of 2021, a disgruntled vta employee. >> killed 9 co-workers at the guadalupe railyard before killing himself at a press conference monday afternoon. vta said that they have worked hard these past

you're watching ktvu n s are getting control of the boyle's fire near the community of clear lake. containment has increased to 40% after burning 81 acres and causing significant damage. ktvu tom vacar spent the day in clear lake, where fortunately, no injuries were reported in the fire ravaged neighborhood that suffered the most damage. >> two residents who live very close by were able to get into the area because they are on the county water board conducting an inspection, put in new hydrants up here last, last couple of years ago and we just wanted to see what happened. >> it's a political issue right now because they would like the latest and greatest of the fire hydrants, but who's got $200 million extra for that. >> but these are their neighbors as well. >> the last seven years we've been ordered to evacuate almost every year when there's lit embers falling down from the sky and we're hosing our yards down and it's kind of, you learn to stay prepared. it is fire country. no getting around that seven fires. >> it's really scary. a lot of the people here are severely disadvanta

it's being called the boyles fire.trict says its crew members were called at around 215 this afternoon. so far, 30 buildings have burned. about 4000 people are evacuated from their homes. multiple communities are still without power, and with 90 acres burning, ktvu zac sos is live in the community of clear lake. and zach, what are you hearing from those residents? >> well, certainly they're quite concerned right now. many don't know the status of their homes. certainly, firefighters are starting to get the upper hand here, but they have not stopped forward progress. some of the challenges firefighters are facing a lot of dry brush in this area. the homes are densely packed together here. around 4000 people. as you mentioned, still evacuated right now. dozens of whom have lost their homes. >> and our neighbor says there's like a wall of flames down by walmart. >> tim williams among more than 4000 residents forced from their homes in the city of clear lake sunday afternoon. >> we just started seeing it come and spread up

australia is represented by debutant director stephen boyle's film reincarnation soul eater. a horror film about three brothers whose stern father passed away under mysterious and wild circumstances. this is a multi-genre film, where horror becomes a means for the author to deliver important messages about family relationships. the theme of experiencing loss is raised. the child will have to find out whether this supernatural creature is dangerous or is trying to warn about a terrible family curse. another point on the festival's film map is turkey - the film cadaver, directed by archun bikhram, a horror with elements of road movie and romantic drama, where in the plot the driver of a hearse is given a semi-criminal and very strange task: to hide for a while a girl who was apparently killed by her family. also at the festival. came the paranormal thriller from ireland astral medium. this is a story about a blind clairvoyant who tries to investigate the death of her sister with the help of paranormal practices. the american film scream season of ghosts from director and screen

well, the boyles fire. let's get you quickly updated on that. the one burning up in lake county this morning. it's least 30 buildings now have been consumed by this fire. more than 3 dozen cars have been scorched. that fire broke out sunday afternoon, just south of clear lake about 80 acres burned so far and contained in this morning's actually grown to 40%. so they're almost halfway surrounding it. pg e, by the way, plans to show off their new wildfire tech robots pg e says the machine is an alternative to mowers in the managing of grasslands and and the like who the machine also referred to as burned, bought. it's going to be used in place of herbicides or dozers in creating fuel lines and breaks and managing invasive species. the demonstration starts at 8 o'clock on chrissy road. kristie road. in martinez case, we have to wait. >> you to yeah. that will be interesting to see that robot. all right. 6.16 right now and we are talking fires. so we like to know if the weather is going to cooperate or be a problem in good morning, john. it does. lo

as of last night, the boyles fire burned about 90 acres and was 10% contained, but it wiped out some 30 structures, most of which are believed to be homes. a live look this morning at levi's stadium, where things are about to get real for the faithful tonight. the niners host the new york jets to close out the nfl's kickoff weekend. but fans may notice changes even before they reach their seats. that's because some controversial new tailgating rules are taking effect. for one, fans will no longer be allowed to park where they want. making it more of a challenge if you don't arrive alongside your tailgating party. the team calls it a change to improve safety. amplified sounds will also not be allowed, so turn it down, but turn up. nbc bay area because nbc sports bay area will have pre and post game coverage of tonight's game. it all starts at 4:00. i'm just seeing people partying with headphones, you know, like the silent discos. yeah. find some way to turn it up. that's right. you going to turn it up with some nice weather? yeah. it's going to be great this evening for tailgating or

crews are gaining ground on the boyles fire near clear lake. it has burned 81 acres and firefighters have upped containment to 40%. but the damage is extensive. a firefighter helping to save others homes lost his own. this is the scene. firefighter ruben martinez came home to after fighting fire in the sequoia national park. >>>>i just wanted to come and see for myself i just got home from the coffee pot fire, so it just sucks. i know how fast this stuff can move, and i'm just glad my my family and our dogs are safe >gianna>we sent our wilson walker to the front lines of the fire, where residents told him just how quickly the flames leveled homes >>>the fire had >>>>jumped >>well over 19th avenue, and that's where it started hitting all these houses straight down the line. robert burch watched the fire approach from his back fence and within minutes the embers were landing on his home and the house next door. as the fire eventually carved a hopscotch path through his neighborhood. they were like tinder boxes all these houses right over here, be

the boyles fire is burning in clear lake near dam road and boyles avenue. 30 buildings have burned and more than 40 vehicles destroyed. firefighters working overnight watching for hotspot in an effort to get and keep this fire under control. ktvu zac sos reports. >> our neighbor says there's like a wall of flames down by walmart. >> tim williams among more than 4000 residents forced from their homes in the city of clear lake sunday afternoon. >> we just started seeing it come and spread up right behind us here. >> firefighters first fielding calls about the fast-moving fire just after two in the afternoon. dry brush, allowing it to quickly balloon to more than 90 acres and spread to at least 40 nearby homes. >> we had ten mile an hour winds. we at one point in time in some of the areas, we had 500 foot flame lengths. when those fires burn, they put off with the first ember casting. so those embers are in the column and they landed on 18th and 19th avenue. >> home after home, quickly engulfed by the flames, along with more than 40 vehicles. >> every time you turn around, there is a new

cal fire crews spent all night working to contain the boyles fire in clear lake. it burned nearly 90 acres in the southern end of town. firefighters say 30 buildings have burned and nearly 50 vehicles destroyed since that fire started yesterday afternoon. at one point, crews faced spot fires on nearly every block as they helped help neighbors race to evacuate. >> every time you turn around, there is a new spot fire, and there's not a straight line to get from point a to point b, so it was a challenge just to get those people evacuated and try to do the fire stop. once you get a chance to drive through there, you're going to look at the tremendous amount of structure saved. >> the fire is no longer spreading fast, but those buildings are still smoldering. some residents are finding out their homes or some of the unlucky few caught in flames. >> fire is coming to very close at 100ft. two feet. and then i say, i think it's time to go. no need to wait because the fires started all the way to there. when i saw it to here, i think it's very close. >> was your home destr

we've seen gustier conditions down south closer to areas like los angeles and i mean the boyles -- the line fire the airport fire, we've been keeping aless eye on those as they've continued to grow quickly. i mean two days ago it was 8,000 acres and then suddenly yesterday we were reporting around 22,000 and we continue to watch that grow. and the winds do have a huge part in it. so let's change gears real fast and just in a second let's talk about the winds. here's what's happening for us with the daytime highs. 80s today in the north bay and in the east bay and areas like concord and antioch and livermore and 70s and 60s along the coast and peninsula. down into the santa clara valley, we have a return of the 80s and 70s too. now those winds are going to continue to move in from off sheer throughout the afternoon hours today. here's what it looks like for us locally though. yesterday was a gusty day. start in the early morning hours lasting into the afternoon especially along the coast. today, however, yeah we still have the winds for sure along the coast but it starts off lighter in

and that's the model that we kind of put out to the world. >> we'll have more with father greg boyle he helps this week on our political show. the issue is it airs tomorrow morning from 530 to 6:00, right here on ktvu. this weekend marks five years since notre dame cathedral in paris was devastated by a massive fire. fox's alex hogan takes a look at the progress of the restorationrebuilding a piece of history the notre dame de paris. >> translating to our lady of paris, it's one of the world's most recognizable cathedrals. it's a parisian landmark and an iconic piece of medieval architecture. more than 670 years old, home to religious relics dating back to the time of christ. 2019, fire broke out, ripping through the roof spire and some of the vaulting of the gothic cathedral. after the flames, a promise to rebuild roughly 340,000ple from 150 different countries donated adding up to more than $916 million. >> we will call upon the greatest talents, and there are a lot of them that will contribute and we will rebuild. >> that work would not mean restoring it to its original state, but

and one of the most dangerous is the boyles fire. that's near clearlake. more than 2300 people ordered by police to get out. and as they run, we can tell you they got a little bit of good news, firefighters report about a 40% containment level. so if today goes well, we could see some real forward progress. there's also a tragic story to tell you about of the ashes you see that guy right there. he's a firefighter. he's been spending his life for weeks helping others save their home but this is what he came home to. lost his home. this is the firefighter reuben martinez. and you can see him right there taking in the enormity of the losses after coming home to this after fighting fire in sequoia national park. >> i just wanted to come and see for myself. i just got home from the coffee pot fire. so -- it just sucks. you know, how fast this stuff can move. and i'm just glad my family and our dogs are safe. >> the personal stories really define who we are. and our wilson walker reports from the fire's front lines with the stories of neighbors and neighborhoods

so we've got some concern there with the boyles fire. but the winds are helping to move the smoke away from the bay area. so as we move through time wednesday, you start to clear things out. the smoke goes off to our east. luckiest not so lucky for people in nevada. temperatures right now. not exactly warm a lot cooler than they were yesterday down as many as 17 degrees in some degrees and some of the inland communities. because look here, we've got an area of low pressure heading in our direction. it's moving right over the said that seattle area right over san francisco. this brings cooler conditions, gusty winds. but hey, is that rich starting to build not another area of low pressure starts to move in our direction once again. i've got more coming up in weather right now. back to justine. thank you so much. still ahead at 2, 3, california dairy farms are on quarantine after cows. >> tested positive for avian flu. what this means for your f health this afternoon, 3 california dairy farms are under quarantine after some of their cows t

the boyles fire in lake county has burned more than 80 acres, but it is 100% contained. now sparked over the weekend and the evacuation web accusation orders are going to stay in place for at least 2 more days. we'll keep you posted. and we have an update now on a lawsuit against the city of berkeley filed by businesses who are demanding that the city clean up the encampments get rid of human waste, rodents and drugs. the business owners are asking the city for help. we did reach out to the mayor's office about the lawsuit. well, they directed us to the city managers and we haven't gotten response from them. >> well, 6.15, is the time. and if you're looking for an airport that tends to be less crowded. you may not have to go far. according to a new study from lendingtree, flights departing from oakland and san jose. mine at airport are far less crowded than most other airports nationwide out of the 100 busiest airports. the study found that oakland ranked 5th lowest in the country. and san jose ranked 10th lowest in the country. the study claims at factors included limit

all the way up close to the boyles fire.ean just a few days ago we were reporting spot fires happening like crazy because of only 10-mile-per-hour wind gusts. this afternoon today we still get the on shore breeze through the bay area. today in the bay area it's lot more mild. but yesterday was a lot more cooler. today we're getting right back into the 70s near san francisco. 70s into oakland and a return to the 80s for areas like santa rosa stretching into livermore and antioch this afternoon. we make our way down into the santa clara valley we have 70s in the forecast today. beautiful weather and mild too. the winds are the big concern for us though. and it's still dry out there too. we're in the middle of summer we're wrapping up the months of summer and we're about to head into fall and starting to feel more fall-like temperatures for sure but the winds are still the big concern. wind speeds today this morning alone anywhere up to around 35 miles per hour near bodega bay. 30-mile-per-hour winds just by lunchtime all the w

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