officials also announced new mandatory evacuations in transvaal, broomfield and valley forge, people in windsor, and bodega bay were told to get out last night. >> here is the latest from cal fire as of last night. the kinkaid fire is nearly 26,000 acres and growing, about half the size of the city of oakland. containment stands at 11 percent flames have destroyed 77 buildings including 31 homes. officials say more than 23,000 buildings are also at risk. those numbers are expected to client as winds fueled active fire overnight. we will have a complete update, including live reports after this break. >>> breaking news, evacuations expand overnight. this new video shows the kinkaid fire tearing through sonoma county. >> the question this morning, is the fire getting away from firefighters? we have a team of reporters on scene right now. thank you so much for joining us. >> the fire activity and sonoma county developed rapidly overnight. let's get right to the evacuation zones. parts of northern santa rosa are under mandatory evacuation orders. officials also announced new mandatory ev

what i can say now is that all of our victims have been recovered they are all now at broomfield hospital and they will be undergoing post-mortems the whole process is forensic the recovery process was forensic up until now there had been speculation on the nationalities of the victims and police are now shedding some light on that question now we know that although we can't speculate at this time on the nationality of our victims. it's clear from everybody that we are getting a large amount of engagement from the vietnamese population from communities home and abroad. since friday multiple vietnamese families have come forward fearing their relatives are among the victims and in vietnam some are looking for answers as they have no news from their loved ones who had traveled to the u.k. . the news of the people who had died on their way to the u.k. in search of a new life that lost their lives instead of not only the district of u.n. time but perhaps the whole country is in sorrow. this is a tragedy that the whole country has to bear. i think the. police are now appealing to anyone who fe

but i can say now that all of our victims have been recovered, they are all now at broomfield hospitals forensic and the recovery process was forensic. for those watching and thinking, why does it ta ke watching and thinking, why does it take so much time to recover bodies in this manner and try and identify people? it is precisely for the reason of dignity which takes time to put into place but it must run through everything we do. and the recovery of those victims, the order in which we recover them and how, and we have to gain so much information as we go through, to make sure that we do not miss anything. all of that takes time and it will continue, unfortunately, to ta ke it will continue, unfortunately, to take time. what we are doing now is trying to appeal to any community that feel they have loved ones involved in this incident. from my perspective, it is to try and start building that trust. we know that, although we cannot speculate at this time on the nationality of our victims, it is clear from everybody that we are getting a large amount of engagement from the vietnamese

they've been taken to broomfield hospital, in chelmsford, for postmortem examinations. in grays, in essex. michael brosovski is founder and co—chief executive of blue dragon children's foundation which helps vulnerable children. as part of that, his team has rescued 902 people from human trafficking. he's based in vietnam and told me more about the people trying to leave the country to seek a better life in the west. the people who are heading especially to europe tend to be from north central vietnam, from some really specific areas. they are people who are very poor, they are looking for some hope and opportunity and they do tend to be young adults, not children and not older adults but people in their 20s looking for opportunity and seeing none at home. if they are poor, as you say, who are they turning to for help? the smugglers who have set up these routes to europe also lend them the money to pay for it. i'm so in this way people are being tricked, they think they have got a lifeline and all they need to do is borrow this money and they will be able to pay it back

they've been taken to broomfield hospital in chelmsford for postmortem examinations.ex police say identifying those who died will take time. the focus, though, is now on the vietnamese community. i've met with the vietnamese ambassador, and we are building a really good and rapid rapport. again, we have agreed and i have made it clear to the ambassador that at every stage, we'll be treating these individuals with dignity and respect. but underlying all that, we don't know exactly the nationality of the individuals, but i will focus and engage as much as i can within the vietnamese community. in vietnam, the family of one victim was already grieving. he left behind his wife and young son to head to the uk. his father says he feels certain his son was inside the lorry. translation: he was on that truck, all 39 are dead and he must be one of them. he has gone now, there is nothing left of him, he died. father anthony is a vietnamese priest who's been speaking to families whose relatives are missing. translation: they were under way to a new life, but they lost their live

. >>> the car vandal suspect wanted in broomfield, colorado, tonight.ather who said he parked his tesla at his daughter's school, but the car is equipped with nine built-in cameras, showing this woman appearing to key the entire car.. >>> and hillary clinton's very personal answer this morning on "gma." secretary clinton and her daughter chelsea and their new collaboration, "the book of gutsy women." amy robach asking secretary clinton the gutsiest thing she's ever done. >> can i ask you, what's the gutsiest thing you've ever done? >> ah, boy, i think the gutsiest thing i've ever done, well, personally, make the decision to stay in my marriage. publicly, politically, run for president. and keep going. just get up every day and keep going. >> i love it. chelsea, how about you? >> oh, goodness. i think -- i'm so overwhelmed by my mother's answer that i'm a bit out of words. >> the moment this morning left chelsea moved. mother and daughter coauthoring that book, "the book of gutsy women." >>> when we come back here tonight, the army vet with no surviving

they've been taken to broomfield hospital, in chelmsford, for postmortem examinations. news, in grays, in essex. england's rugby team produced one of their greatest ever performances — to beat defending champions new zealand and reach the rugby world cup final injapan. the all blacks were clear favourites before the game, but england dominated, winning by 19 points to 7. they'll face either wales or south africa, who play each other tomorrow, in the final. our sports editor, dan roan, reports from yokohama. capturing the moment. 12 long years, they have had to wait to say "we were there", to witness their team playing a game of such magnitude. opponents more used to such occasions arriving quietly confident. taking on rugby's dominant force is always special, but with a place in the world cup final on the line, this was a match of truly epic proportions. from the start, there was an edge to england, encroaching into all black territory before the action had even begun. making a formation of their own during the haka. v for victory. if they were intimidated, they certain

they've been taken to broomfield hospital in chelmsford for postmortem examinations.entifying those who died will take time. the focus, though, is now on the vietnamese community. i've met with the vietnamese ambassador, and we are building a really good and rapid rapport. again, we have agreed and i have made it perfectly clear to the ambassador that at every stage, we'll be treating these individuals, victims with dignity and respect. but underlining all that, we don't know exactly the nationality of the individuals, but i will focus and engage as much as i possibly can within the vietnamese community. in vietnam, the family of one victim is already grieving. he left behind his wife and young son to head to the uk. his father says he feels certain his son was inside the lorry. translation: he was on that truck, all 39 are dead and he must be one of them. he's gone now, there's nothing left of him, he died. father anthony is a vietnamese priest who's been speaking to families whose relatives are missing. translation: they were on their way to a new life, but they los

they've been taken to broomfield hospital, in chelmsford, for postmortem examinations. news, in grays, in essex. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: catholic bishops have voted to recommend allowing married men to become priests in remote places. it would break the centuries—old tradition of celibacy. the vote came at the end of a vatican synod on the amazon region, where there is a severe shortage of priests. torrential rain has caused flooding and landslides in japan, leaving at least ten people dead. thousands have been forced to spend the night in tokyo's narita airport. eastern coastal areas are the worst hit. the prime minister, shinzo abe, has said everything is being done to help those affected. to iraq now. at least three protesters have been killed in iraq. it means more than 200 people have now died in anti—government protests this month. the violence comes in spite of protest leaders announcing a pause in demonstrations until the new year, to give the government time to respond to their demands. 0ur middle east correspondent tom b

they've been taken to broomfield hospital, in chelmsford, for postmortem examinations.ays, in essex. a 3—week vatican conference on the challenges facing the amazon region has concluded with a call for some married men to be ordained as priests — a move which, if acted upon, would overturn centuries of tradition within the catholic church. the suggestion at the synod on the amazon has been made as a way to tackle the problem of a shortage of priests in the region — but is highly controversial. john mcmanus reports: beautiful and remote, the catholic church has long held sway in the amazon region. but finding enough breeze to minister in hard to reach community is a hard problem. at the vatican over the past three weeks, this and laypeople from the region have been attempting to solve that. their solution could overturn of tradition. easily celibacy has been the norm in the catholic church for most of its existence. there was a lwa ys most of its existence. there was always been viewed as a tradition rather than a matter of doctrine. this vote, to recommend the ordinatio

they've been taken to broomfield hospital, in chelmsford, for postmortem examinations.ews, in grays, in essex. england's rugby team produced one of their greatest ever performances to beat defending champions new zealand and reach the rugby world cup final injapan. the all blacks were clear favourites before the game, but england dominated, taking the lead in the second minute, and eventually winning by 19—7. they'll face either wales or south africa, who play tomorrow, in the final. the way the boys played today out there for us was incredible. it was relentless, from start to finish. those were the blacks, how good is it going to get? it was amazing. superb, fantastic. if that's how good they were now, every single one of them will be wearing a white shirt for the final. don't count your chickens and older, obviously, but fingers crossed, all will go well. if we could do that, who knows? from start to finish, fantastic. do you see them winning the world cup now? who knows? if they go again, they'll win it, it's as simple as that. the atmosphere was amazing. we had a w

the lowly intel break, only very close to here at grace police station, and they now have gone to broomfieldospital in chelmsford to undergo postmortem examinations. we have also been told that the guard i has arrested a fifth person, another man in his 20s was arrested. he was arrested after taking a ferry from france to dublin and invite, he is won't be appearing in court at half past four, in less than half—an—hour this afternoon. it is not in relation to charges that are directly involved with this, but essex police are very interested in this person and it is in relation to their enquiry and they want to know more. he is appearing as liz30pm. lisa, thanks for that. let's speak to michael brosowski who joins me via webcam from hanoi in vietnam. he is the ceo and founder of the blue dragon children's foundation, which deals with human trafficking victims in vietnam. we are very grateful that you are joining a clear and bbc news, thank you. ido joining a clear and bbc news, thank you. i do think it is worth you helping us make the distinction, if you do not mine, between people smuggling a

came out was all the bodies have now been taken of the lorry and have been taken to chelmsford to broomfieldpostmortem examinations. we know taking time to identify them, it will take a long time, they are using fingerprints, photographs, dental records, everything you can think of. and one of the important thing is that he is trying to get over here is that he wants people to feel that they can come forward with information because he says there must be people in britain who are desperate to find out that they are worried about coming forward and he says he doesn't want them to be fearful. he is saying there will be an amnesty and essex police will not prosecute anybody who comes forward and is here illegally and has information and wants to know what is happening, and i have a website that they have set up especially for that. dci martin passmore is only involved in the identification part of this investigation, he is not involved in charges or any other pa rt involved in charges or any other part of it, so he really desperately wa nts to part of it, so he really desperately wants to help

the first 11 bodies were removed in private ambulances, escorted by police vehicles and taken to broomfieldse postmortem examinations will be carried out today. police say their primary concern is for the dignity of the victims. the chinese ambassador has sent a team down here to help in that operation to identify them, although the ambassador said it was knott absolutely confirmed they were chinese nationals. meanwhile, the lorry driver, a 25—year—old from northern ireland, police have been given an extra 24—hour was to question him. he has been named locally as mo robinson from northern ireland. lots more on that story coming up over the course of the morning. britain's biggest payday lender, quickquid, is closing, leaving thousands of complaints about its practices unresolved. its american owners said it was exiting the uk market because of what it described as "regulatory uncertainty". the company had received as many as 10,000 compensation claims from customers who claim they were given loans they could not afford to repay. if they are upheld, those affected may only receive a fraction

the first 11 bodies were removed in private ambulances, escorted by police officers and taken to broomfieldireland, police have been given an extra 2a—hour is to question him. he has been named locally as mo robinson from northern ireland. thank you for joining us. let's go to shanghai now. robin, this is truly tragic, and what do we know if anything of what the authorities there are trying to investigate? the truth is, it is still unclear at this stage exactly where these people have come from and it has been interesting that on two occasions in the last 2a hours, the chinese ambassador in london on social media has reiterated that the nationality is yet to be confirmed. nonetheless, his staff are involved in assisting the police down in essex. there's been a lot of reporting of it here, domestically, which is significant. this country has state—controlled and state—run media. but there has been some censorship over the issue of the mention of chinese nationals, that being removed from some coverage. it may be, though, that embassy staff can help essex police quite simply and swiftly ident

i will bring in matt broomfield. tell us how it has been for you.hassan, hundred kilometres per way, but this war has broken out all along the border sol per way, but this war has broken out all along the border so i hearing that in the capital has seen schelling until late in the night and further along the border there are other cities where the situation is even more are other cities where the situation is even more severe are other cities where the situation is even more severe with incursion events and on top of that there have been numerous sleeper attacks by isis elements in syria who have activated themselves to capitalise oi'i activated themselves to capitalise on the circumstances, and there is a lot of fear and confusion. how do you know they are isis fighters capitalising on this unravelling, if you like? some attacks have been claimed by isis and they claimed one in iraq last night and just now a couple of hours ago sleeper cell attack was carried out, and a long time has seen the turkish state supporting these sleeper cell groups in no

first 11 bodies were removed in private ambulances, escorted by police vehicles and taken off to broomfieldied out today. police say their primary concern is for the dignity of those victims. the chinese ambassador has sent a team down here to help in that operation to identify them, although the ambassador said it wasn't absolutely confirmed that they were chinese nationals. meanwhile, the lorry driver, a 25—year—old from northern ireland. police have been given an extra 24 hours to question him. he has been named locally as mo robinson from northern ireland. let's look in a little more detail of that timeline. it is interesting. it shows a lot of movement in seven days. the trailer left in a trailer ya rd of days. the trailer left in a trailer yard of a company in northern ireland. it crossed back into the republic of ireland, travelling south to dublin. it crossed over to wales on the 16th of october. once on the continent, a travel between cities in belgium and france including dunkirk, bruges and lille and then it also travel to back and forth between the uk and the continent from octo