todecided to write a letter any burns to ask if he knew information about burns. theme see if i can find letter. you i think would know my book little bit better. in 1866, frank moore wrote a to john burns. he sent to the gettysburg post office. john burns answered the letter. to understand, jennie the's father is not really most upstanding citizen of time john at the same burns is a constable and officer of the court. knew each other pretty well. john burns seems to get tired of questions about jenny wade. people would come to his luck occurs. what about that poor girl killed in the fighting. sharing thenjoy lime light with him or any of cowards of gettysburg. this is what john burns wrote. we have this letter. in theduke university frank moore collection. well. mrs. wade very the less said about her, the better. her loyalty, her all fiction. is got up by some sensation correspondent. the only fact in whole story is killed during the a strayn ou her house by bullet. charity to her reputation for any further remarks. what does that mean? [laughter] called her a sh

what is burning here is grass and. it has been very dry. with the wind pushing it it burns very hot and fast. >> the winds are very strong. the fire command reports gusts of a 40-50 miles per hour winds. it is blowing into the delta toward the sacramento river. bolthole across the for east bay reporting seeing and smelling smoke. is going to be here a while. >> this fire is burning in the delta and solano county. we understand people in alameda county and possibly as far as south -- as far south the san jose are seeing the smoke. officials are asking folks not to call 911. the fact is they are working on it but they really need to get a jump on this to get some containment. >> some of the images that we see of the smoke absolutely mesmerizing. you can see the steady stream rolling off of the top of the hills. much of the smoke was filtering into the east bay all day today. in fact, you can actually see how hazy it looked from our dublin camera. you cannot even see mount diablo. taking a live look at the dublin camera now. what a difference

we saw the mobile home park burning as soon as we got off of the freeway. now, but we knew at the time was that it was a mobile home park but we didn't know was that it was mostly senior citizens and people who were disabled. and at that time, we found out that they were 200 homes. 150 of those burned only 44 are still standing today but nobody can live here because all of the infrastructure and underground utilities were burned away in the fire. one of the things that was the most dangerous about this particular mobile home fire was the fact that kaiser high school was just on the cash -- that kaiser was on the other side of the parking lot. the fire was burning up close to some of the oxygen tanks on the backside of kaiser hospital. two people lost their lives here in journeys and. the biggest difference between that day year ago for the winds. on that day, i remember the wind was gusting from what seemed like every different direction. the fire was just circling. today, the wind is very still. let's send it over to mary lee we have the latest. >> thank y

after this we're going to get a closer look at what has burned. the good is the fire is burning south towards the sacramento river and that area is also marsh land that will also help slow the flames. >> several other fires are burning in the area, cal fire is mopping up a 30-acre brush fire this afternoon in south san jose. this fire started at 3:00 on monterrey street. that smoke from that fire was so thick, firefighters were forced to close down the road. >> take a look, this is live from our abc7 east bay hills cam, where you can see that haze in front of mt. diablo. we're also getting reports of falling ash near the fire. more on the fire danger, drew? >> this is all indicative of just how strong these winds have been this afternoon. they've been gusting frequently, over 35 miles an hour. so that has been a major factor as to why many of us have seen smoke so far away from this fire in solano county. winds right now still on the active side. we have gusts in the hills, up to 35 miles an hour at mt. diablo. as we get you closer into that fire

mike figures his crews saved about 30 homes from burning. but it's the video of coffey park burning down that will no doubt be the legacy of engine 6's efforts that awful night. >> when you see that devastation, and this video was taken moments after those houses vanished, i think really then the size, the gravity, the destructiveness of the fire is clear. >> reporter: in santa rosa, john ramos, kpix 5. >> mike says he plans to take tomorrow off and travel back to santa rosa to meet privately with some of the residents of the homes his team was able to save. tomorrow will be one year to the day since the fires started in wine country. join us right here on kpix 5 for live coverage of the tragedy and the road to recovery. >>> if you've been downtown lately, you've probably seen hundreds of big green posts sticking out of the road. some say they may not be the most attractive green posts sticking out of the road. but they're meant to make cycling safer. kpix 5's kit do tells us how it's supposed to work. >> reporter: when it comes to increasin

then in may of 2017 that complex was burned again. police believe one three of those fires. ( robin ) and over the past few years... construction site fires have been a problem in the east bay. in 2016 a 105-unit apartment project in emeryville suffered heavy damage a few months later... a fire near lake merrtt destroyed a 41-unit project that had been under construction for about a year. then in may of 2017 that emeryville complex was burned again. police believe one man set all three of those fires. (robin) now we want to get a check of traffic. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. another overcast start to the morning before clearing skies into the late morning and early afternoon. temperatures will be felt in the 60's and 70's into the afternoon with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. ( robin ) breaking overnight ... police in salt lake city are looking for the man who shot and

they burned more than 245,000 acres here in santa rosa. also in napa valley and mendocino. 8900 structures were destroyed including homes and other outbuildings. they have reportedly cost more than $9 billion making it one of the costliest in california history. now, back here at the park, a lot of those burned trees in a lot of the rebuilding process is as well. there are homes that have all ready been rebuilt. we saw a porch light on and there are also those who just have the framing up we can see the cement blocks were homes once stood. it is good to see some progress. we know here, at least to 60% of the homes are in the rebuilding process right now. katie nielsen is in the fountain grove neighborhood. another devastated neighborhood in santa rosa. what is it likethere? >> reporter: this area, along with coffee park are two of the hardest hit neighborhoods. they drove up the hill on fountain grove parkway and turned onto this block. tlone yeago today, and i remember thinking, this looks like the end of the world. >> the sunset neighbor

cross burning later.rst, if you search the internet for kkk, some of the top stories you'll find are about a small town you've probably never heard of. so i'm headed back to arkansas. the town of harrison has a population that is 96% white. and it's known for still having an active ku klux klan presence. what kind of vibe will i get here? will i see some kind of sign of modern-day racism? >> ta-da. >> the controversial billboard up in harrison in northern arkansas sparking nationwide controversy. it's caused local outrage, some calling it racist. people say this billboard reminds them of a very unpleasant time in their town's history. >> i need to talk to somebody about the billboard, and this lady will do. she's patty methvin, president of the harrison chamber of commerce. >> it broke my heart at first. after i cried for a little while and kind of had a little hissy fit, then we started working on what do we do? i mean how do you counter a billboard that doesn't have an author? >> yes. because there's no

i felt my throat burning. i was choking. i couldn't breathe. i was coughing. my eyes were burning. his eyes were red. he couldn't breathe with the chlorine in his lungs. it's hard to see your husband like that. you can't help or even get close. i was shocked when i entered the hospital. there were so many contaminated people. i felt my throat burning. i was choking. i couldn't breathe. i was coughing. my eyes were burning. civilians and opposition fighters have been the main casualties of chemical weapons, according to our research. it shows that the vast majority of attacks hit opposition areas. in the final assault on aleppo all 11 chlorine strikes came from the air. our data shows there was a total of 51 attacks from the air ? that?s almost half of them. there?s no evidence that the opposition has the capacity to launch air attacks. so it appears the government must be responsible. translation: there were war jets and helicopters in the sky all the time. but what left the biggest impact was chemical weapons. forensic scientist abu jaffar was in aleppo during the last days of the

in may 2017, the previously burned complex burned again. it is now under reconstruction for the second time. two months later, a massive 191 unit mixed- use complex burned in oakland and it remains an -- reconstruction almost a year and a half after its fire. six months ago a massive 180 unit apartment complex burned to the ground in concord and arson is the leading suspected cause. on top of that, with the rebuilding, all kinds of new security. everything from razor wire to guard shacks to cameras and guards. in 2017, in addition to the bay area apartment construction fires, there were five other fires in massachusetts, colorado, maryland, and maryland -- colorado and maryland. there are not enough security cameras and fire suppression is lacking. there is cutting, grinding and soldering equipment often on site. all of that is undergoing revision and that means more new procedures with more safety , just like what we saw in concord. reporting live, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we have more on our website, ktvu.com including statements from the dev

the branscombe fire burning in southern solano county has burned 4,700 acres and is 70 percent containedearly this morning, according to solano county sheriff's office dispatch. the blaze had burned two buildings, including a house, according to social media reports on sunday night. the fire is named for a rural road east of suisun city along state highway 12 near where the blaze started. it was first reported about 11 a.m. sunday. the suisun fire protection district, based in fairfield, is the lead agency fighting the fire. crews from cal fire, suisun city, montezuma, benicia, american canyon, vallejo and travis air force base are also fighting the blaze with trucks and water tenders as well as helicopters and airplanes. efforts to reach a spokesman from the suisun fire protection district tonight have so far been unsuccessful. smoke from the branscombe fire darkened the skies to the south on sunday, casting a

a fire that burned in solano county on sunday has flared up again... burning a home...tonight we speak to the homeowner and have the latest on containement numbers...(grant) plus... today marks one year since the destructive wildfires that decimated parts of the north bay... we take a look back at how many people are are rising through the ashes and moving forward.(grant) also tonight... we saw pretty warm conditions today-- but that may change as a cooling trend is set to hit the bay area -- chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will tell us what to expect tomorrow morning... keep it here...kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break. (grant) a fire that burned nearly five-thousand acres in solano county on sunday---has flared up again tonight... burning a home... (grant) thanks for joining us, im grant lodes...(vicki) and im vicki livakis... the fire is burning in southern solano county.. on a rural road east of suisun city... kron4's ella sogomonian is live there tonight where she spoke to the homeowner whose home was burned, ella what can you tell us? the bransco

burning south of highway 12 in suisun city. -kron 4 meterologist mabrisa rodriguez here to track the winds....and dry conditions. (jrstone) we also will talk live with the bay area air quality management district ... because the smoke is thick and heavy tonight . but first... lets turn to hermela to get the latest on how crews have responded to the fire in solano county hermela? (hermela aregawi)they responded quickly and aggressively to prevent these fires from destroying homes and putting lives at risk. officials tell us.. it was an all hands on decks situation starting at about 11 this morning when the fires broke out. firefighters from across the region including west sacramento, lake county and sonoma county were here attacking the flames from all angles. they-- are still here now particularly concentrated on grizzly island.. where at some point there was an evacuation order for about a few hundred people. but later. the fire chief decides a shelter in places was best. we just spoke to a spokesman from the office of emerge

as we look east, you can see it is burning over some previously burned ground. so the structure itself will probably be extinguished by fire crews there. hopefully they could get a handle on this thing and knock it down. as liz mentioned, the main fire now about 4,500 acres and over 80% contained. >> switching gears one year ago today, the most destructive complex of fires in california history erupted in the north bay, leaving parts of wine country a waste land. kpix 5 anchor allen martin joins us now from santa rosa where one year later the rebuilding has just begun. allen? >> reporter: yeah, liz. i can't believe it's been a year ago today. i'm standing here in coffey park, which was one of the hardest hit neighborhoods of santa rosa a year ago. 1,500 homes were destroyed here. dozens of lives were lost. but now today when you drive around you think of a whole new subdivision is being built here in northern california when, in fact, this is actually a neighborhood that is being reborn. sky drone 5 has just taken off behind us. it will give us a little aerial t

you can see the burned down trees. you can see a lot of these areas where people are in the neighborhood. and, they are still trying to find their way as well. for now, i'm tossing it back over to you. >>> time now is 5:08 am as a take a live look outside from the top of the salesforce tower camera looking east. and this morning we do have a red flwarning still in effect for the east bay health and the mount diablo region after a windshield wildfire took -- happened. flames broke out near the travis air force base, escorting at least 4000 acres and jumping highway told briefly closing in both directions. but by sunset, they were making progress. and, as of this morning, it is at least 70% contained. >> the winds are taking it towards the sacramento river and that is obviously a good firebreak. >> well, they say that they are hoping that the winds will be in their favor. >>> new this morning, they have arrested five suspects believed to be in a string of robberies. you can see cop cars on the scene of this picture. earl

anna burns wins the man booker prize for herthird novel, milkman.ould —— northern irish rider to win the prize. she drew on her own experience... it seemed to the eyes of an 18—year—old girl who has been pursued by sinister member of a paramilitary organisation. and the judges sinister member of a paramilitary organisation. and thejudges praised it surprising and immersive prose. anna burns there, just receiving her trophy, and she will step to the podium to say a few words, somewhat relu cta ntly, podium to say a few words, somewhat reluctantly, it might seem. oh my goodness. i will just reluctantly, it might seem. oh my goodness. i willjust do a lot of thanks. i'd like to thank david crowson, mike agent for taking on my book. i would like to thank my publishers for saying they would do me proud, and they did. i would like to acknowledge all the great writers who are on the shortlist and long list with me. thank you. i would love to say to all my dear friends, thank you for your support. and i would like to say to carl corniche, who published my fi

she knows of at least one cabin that burned. firefighters are still working to confirm the details really no con tanl at this point. it is really windy from more of our ground videos. photographers were struggling to keep it steady. it has grown to 4,000 acres. there is zero containment. it started a little before 11:00 this morning. >> my concern is there's not one fire truck or nothing that's been able to get there. down by the pond there is gas wells that have been there forever. >> recruits that are on the line are reporting that the winds at the top of the ridges are 40 to 50 miles per hour. it has been difficult to keep up with the fire spread. >> back out live with a look from sky 7 the fire started in the area of travis air force base and is pushing south towards the sacramento river. firefighters say it is mostly open grassland with a few houses. there have been no injuries reported. no word yet on how the fire started. when we come back out here live firefighters are giving an update at 5:15. we'll also be giving you u

station burned down. it's confirmed that one was arson. >>> it's happened again.er cracked window has appeared in san francisco's leaning and sinking millennium tower. building inspectors say that window washers first detected the crack two years ago. it's located between the 9th and the 10th floors above fremont street but the millennium tower's management team didn't tell city officials about this latest crack until yesterday. >> the actual report that they gave the city yesterday says that they've known about this broken window for a few years. quote, unquote. which is even more disturbing. >> another window cracked on the 36th floor last month as we reported extensively. the millennium tower says it was caused by an impact like perhaps a bird strike and not by the building sinking or leaning. >>> san francisco police have made an arrest in an assault that left an alameda man with a traumatic brain injury. 25-year-old jiacheng fang was arrested. he's facing two felony charges. take a look at surveillance video from last month's attack. chris mitsubisatthews was

those colors represent flames, the flame burning through the morning hours and evening and still burning> is it getting cooler, i'm sure temperature is an issue? >> one of our big concerns why we was infrared to monitor temperatures is how hot it gets in there, the more hot it is you have a failure of the gas line pipeline. with the pressure reduced on the line it's our expectation that the temperature will go down as well. reaching out to get that purged. chevron doing that and of course once you do that presumably the fire will go completely out as a result of nitrogen. >>> you have been so wonderful all morning, what is the optimal temperature, you mentioned 400 at that location, what is the optimal temperature for the vault. >> if you don't know you don't know. >> let me get back to on that, i don't know but i assume it's an ambient air temperature. >>> evacuees, that's a big question. i won't hold you to this, or get you in trouble but can you guess when they return. >>> we don't know it right now, standing here once we get that purge of gas line replacing the gas with the nitrogen.

the fire is still actively burning in two of the structures.y're in different phases of construction. the two structures continuing to burn were the most advanced in completion. so sheetrock had been placed in there. so it's giving us some challenges trying to get the hidden fire in there. we're currently using up drone technology or unmanned aircraft technology in conjunction with the alameda county sheriff's office. initially they were helping us looking for any fire spread. we did have a neighboring structure on the 800 block of isabella. we suspect that was due to embers landing in a debris pile next to the structure. we were able to contain that quickly. the unmanned aircraft is helping us currently on the buildings with fire involved to make sure we are getting the water where it needs to be. power had to be shut off in the surrounding areas. one for safety of the firefighters, impinging on power lines, power poles, transformers that were in jeopardy. initially the report was about 2,000 customers without power. i can see they're starting

here you can get into the older part and it has a two hour burn rating. it takes two hours for a fire to get going in there. >>> barbara lee had a town hall meeting in oakland tonight. the discussion included how people can get involved in their neighborhoods and take leadership roles. despite the challenges facing the bay area now is the time to work for change. can do this work, this is political. we have to our work. we have to get more active. >> congressman lee was joined d community leaders. >>> coming up a job offer for homeless people. it aims to put money in the pocket and beautifying the city. >> new information about a suspect arrested for indecent exposure near a school. >>> we have a nice looking night heading toward the weekend. we'll let you know what you can expect. . the police shooting death of stephon clark is in the hands of the district attorney. he will determine if any laws were broken. clark was killed in march. police thought he was king into cars. the officers say they mistook his cell phone for a gun and sh seven times. days of

the grassy area around the structure also burning. the fire is sending plumes of black smoke billowing into the sky. and within just the last 30 minutes, we are learning the building is home to a duck club on grizzly island. so we're talking about a sparsely populated area. the building itself is near the only bridge that leads into that island. in fact, fire trucks were parked on that very same bridge to attack the flames. there's hardly anything left of the structures as you can see. this flare-up is part of the branscombe fire as we mentioned before that broke out late yesterday morning. >>> this all started at the south edge of the travis air force base property, quickly spreading south, jumping the water to grizzly island road. now to give you some perspective, this shot from chopper 5 shows the blackened hills from the branscombe fire. it was mostly yesterday. and that smoke below it is the flare up today just across the water. by our account this sat least the third structure to burn in -- this is at least the third structure t

the fire was burning in hallways and apartments.ing and there were no injuries. people were allowed back in last night ... but not everyone. officials say 30 units will be displaced short to long term. an evacuation center was set up by the red cross at the hyatt regency. there is smoke water and fire damage on at least four floors the fire erupted on the 12th floor and spread upward to the 16th floor. the cause of the fire is under investigation. ( james ) still ahead ... we are continuing to follow the breaking news of átwoá construction fires that broke out early this morning in oakland. ( james ) plus ... police in the south bay are asking for your help identifying the driver involved in a deadly hit and run incident this weekend. ( james ) and u-c berkeley workers hit the picket lines. details on their latest strike ... coming up after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) and you find that brand... no. ...for how much? yes. that's yes for less. fall's best accessories are even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes fo

a build ingalls burned yesterday. the fire has burned almost 5,000 acres. it is 70% contained.n this anniversary of the north bay wildfires, we find many homeowners don't have the cash to rebuild. why? they were underinsured they say through no fault of their own. "7 on your side's" michael finney has been looking into this issue for the last year really. >> yeah. >> he joins us do you have enough insurance to replace it? those we talked to say they thought they did and are now pointing at their insurance companies for this underinsured mess. a month after the fire i visited the sherwood's home or what was left of it in santa rosa. it looked pretty much like this, only then there were more blackened trees and ash. >> welcome back to the neighborhood. >> the sherwoods banded together with neighbors, hiring a single contractor to rebuild their homes. when dealing with insurance companies, they were each on their own. you see, the sherwoods like many here don't have enough insurance to rebuild what they lost. >> now, why were you underinsured? >> i think that's tino ithkdy has the

half of the project burned down. they plan to rebuild what was destroyed and keep going with the unaffected part of the site. >> it's not about the buildings. it's about people. >> and daylight drone view 7 shows us what's left. not a lot there. oakland mayor libby schaaf had strong words at a news conference this morning. arsonists have been trying to burn down housing developments in the city. >> an attack on new housing in oakland is an attack on keeping families housed in oakland. we are in a housing crisis, we need to build housing as quickly and effectively as possible. >> the cause of today's fire is under investigation by the atf. anyone with information can call in tips anonymously. the number is 510-238-4031. as you see it there on the screen. >>> today's fire on west grand avenue is the sixth major construction site in oakland to burn in six years. in july of 2017, the seven-story apartment building on valdez street burned down. the cause of the fire wasn't determined but arson was not ruled out. >> twice

the fire burned just off higgins canyon road. cal fire says crews held the flames to just five acres and the fire has been contained. >>> san francisco is in the national spotlight, and not in a positive way. we take you to one neighborhood with a dubious new th >> reporter: this has just been named the dirtiest street in san francisco by "the new york times." you may not be surprised, but we wanted to know what's being done about it. >> when i first moved here in '82 it wasn't like this. >> reporter: larry has been living here since 1982 and amassed a collection of photos depicting what's happening. >> heroin freeze, that's what i call id. >> reporter: it's the drug users, trash and human waste covering the streets that sparked an article if "the new york times," comparing this part of the city to developing world squaler. >> reporte >> i don't think it's the worst street. >> reporter: it's not the only neighborhood with cleanliness issues. the department of pub hilic wor receive a lot of calls. >> people are not respecting thei

>> i had never been to burning man? have you been to burning man?ave not been to burning man. i know why i have not been to burning man. i want to know why you went to burning man. it looks hot and dirty and thirsty? >> it's in the middle of the desert in nevada. >> stephen: black rock. >> black rock city. it goes from absolutely nothing, clear river, dry riverbed to eventually 70,000 people. >> stephen: i'm going to stop you-- how do you get there? i just imagine you drive and the highway suddenly is gone, and it's just dirt. and then you see people on the horizon, and you park and that's it. >> that's not far off. you definitely-- we drove an r.v. up there. you arrive. and once you enter through the gates, you're welcomed and they says, "please get out of your vehicle." and they say, "would you like to make a dust angel?" which means get in the dust and sort of rub yourself in the dust. and i was like, "no, thank you." and then we got -- >> stephen: that didn't, like, warn you maybe this isn't for me is the first offer is, "would you like to be di

(jrs) 4-thousand acres have burned tonight in solano couny. we are hearing an update from the solano county sheirff saying the fire is now 75 percent contained. however the smoke from this fire... and others ... is covering parts of the east and south bay tonight. (jrstone) good evening, i'm jr stone(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us. on the one year anniversary of the north bay firestorm... we have a lot to talk about tonight as two new fires are burning right now.(justine) kron 4's hermela aregawi is live in solano county with the latest on how firefighters are trying to contain the "banscombe fire". (hermela)officials tell me.. they responded quickly and aggressively to these fires.. they say it was an all hands on deck situation where firefighters from across the region stepped in.. and have been attacking the flames from all angles .. since about 11 this morning. the wind howls as thick smoke fills the skies of suisun city sunday morning...exactly one year from the catastrophic north bay fires.it left residents in

i hope brent burns does not shave off his beard. brent berms, it looks perfect on him. >> that is joe thorton -- joe thorton prior. i guess that was his barber doing the honors. my off time, he will probably grow it back. there is a plate load of whiskers, you probably auction it off at a charity for big money. >> see you later everyone. previously on the big bang theory... oh, look at all that chest hair. and overbite. of course you're a wolowitz. son of a bitch, he bit me. okay, i guess i'll just go to the emergency room to be safe. howie, this is just your hypochondria. when i sat on the mute button and thought i'd gone deaf, that was my hypochondria. we'll find another time to tell him i'm pregnant. morning. morning. "we"? what is this? i don't know. maybe it says something on the back. "continued on milk." if you're tricking me into making my own breakfast, it didn't work for my mom, and it won't work for you. "are." "we are..." "see spoons for more."

a fire burning in solano county. the branscombe fire has now burned 4-thousand acres.t last check it was 75% contained. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the latest. the wind howls as thick smoke fills the skies of suisun city sunday morning...exactly one year from the catastrophic north bay fires.it left residents in the area feeling uneasy... and concerned for their homes aubin cofield/resident, suisun city when i first saw the smoke, i was like omg that's right over here by my house. so i rushed over here and when i got here, thank god suisun police department was already parked over here right in front of my home.officials say multiple fires were burning through the city..ripping through 4- thousand acres and destroying at least one home.don ryan/emergency services manager, solano county sheriff's officewell the challenging thing today was actually the number of fires. we actually had three different fires here in solano county and we had to move assets around so the fire chiefs they manage all that movement.well the fire started just south of the travis air force base

did burns vote yes? who is harry burns? the entire national press corps descended on this kid. why did you change his vote? turns out his momma told him to. [laughter] this is a letter from his mother, saying, vote for suffrage. he had this letter in his pocket and said, i really think a good boy does what his momma tells him to do. as the mother of three sons, i say, embroider that on a pillow. [laughter] this is how arbitrary it ended up bieeing. sew the finale to star on the flag, unfurled at national woman's party headquarters, and as of august 1920, women across america were recognized. i hate to say they gave us the vote, because we had it all along. they finally recognized we had the right to vote as american women.and that is the story . [applause] so with that, i am happy to take your questions. eezed through a lot of history. yes? prisoness, where the was, they had a display there, kind of interesting. ms. roberts: so the workhouse, which is just outside the beltway, most of the workhouse buildings have been turned into butrts center, art studios, they preserved one t

nicholas burns, i'm going to turn it back to you.nce of saudi arabia. if we look at it on one level today, we see one ruler, let's call him the ruler, mbs, who is just 33 years old. he controls pretty much all the levers of power, as far as we can tell. and saudi arabia remains a vastly wealthy, oil—rich nation, which matters perhaps more than any other for the strategic balance in the middle east. it's very hard to imagine the united states wants to see or prompt instability in saudi arabia. the last thing the united states would want to see, and i think the rest of the world, certainly the arab world, would be instability in saudi arabia. stephen, i think we are looking at an almost shakespearean drama here. you can see the promise of reform and the acts of reform by the saudi crown prince, that will take saudi arabia forward, and then you see a dark side. you see the paranoia. you see the sense of vengeance. you see this unbelievable violence inside the country, and the arrests of saudi citizens, and the exile of other saudis. and

a 250-room hotel burned to the ground. all the debris is now cleared.roperty is not owned by santa rosa. the city tells us they met with the owners after the fires to discuss plans to rebuild, but hasn't heard anything else since that first meeting. unfortunately, the people of mendocino have had no relief as wildfires continue to burn there. last october, nine people died in the rural town of redwood valley. among those victims, 17-year-old kresa shepherd and her 14-year-old brother, kai. their mother, sara burned over 60% of her body and she was in a coma for 3 months. sara shepherd shared her agonizing loss with nbc bay area's, joe rosato jr. sara shepherd: i grew up for 40 years, you know, in a beautiful rural green landscape where dirt roads are common. joe rosato jr.: for 40 years, this small rural town of redwood valley was more than a home to sara shepherd. it was a paradise. sara: i fell in love at 15 and never looked back. joe: she met her husband, john, here, raised two children, kai and kresa. a year ago, the family moved into their dream ho

-- the ufc usa played with fire and got burned. —— the ufc played with fire and got burned. gallagher and his cohorts at a ufc promotional event, in that hold build—up, surely the ufc must take some responsibility? surely they should but this is the fight business and it is a dirty business. and that footage that they use is propelling this to be the biggest money event in ufc history. so hopefully they learned a bit of a lesson for this but at the same time it is what it is and if they were to fight again it would be an even bigger event. in the short term where does this leave the champion, nurmagomedov, the nevada state athletics to mission withheld the purse for now and are investigating what went on. they are, he was scheduled to make $2 million and that does not include his pay—per—view revenue in nevada as of now has withheld the purse as they launch an investigation into the event and what i expect to see happen is nevada has to walk a fine line here because if they are to be taken serious as a sanctioning body has to make the appearance of being tough on nurmagomedo

the fires burning today are taking a big toll on air quality. and hazy conditions produced a gorgeous sunset, but danger remained. check in with rob mayeda who is tracking the air quality. we have a look at what he can expect into the workweek. >> watching air quality. at times falling ash from the sky picked up by the regional network and our storm ranger. you see on our radar, that plume right there extending from concord into walnut creek, danville to the south toward castro valley. even toward fremont ash being detected by the radar. you can see the smoke plume pushed by the bands, narrow wind through the south bay, down into santa cruz. and look how quickly the air quality deteriorated around the bay area. some good air quality around danville to unhealthy, 50 points higher than the standard spare the air day for a spare the air day. san jose, the air quality getting pretty bad. even down into santa cruz, unhealthy. the index in the red above 150. tomorrow we'll begin the workweek with a smoke advisory so the central bay and south bay. and

he'll be treated for burns and smoke inhalation. firefighters say it doesn't appear that anything is suspicious here but they do have investigators on the scene looking into the cause of the fire. funston avenue is closed between irving and juda. five other people from within this home are out, safe and doing okay. they're being helped by the red cross. they'll need another place to stay as firefighters continue their work this morning here in san francisco. reporting live in san francisco, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> a new challenge over the redevelopment of cupertino's va will. will. co mall. why a city worker says the controversial plan cost him his job.>y, goamazonndorste is aut francisco. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we have plenty of low clouds keeping us in the 60s and 70s but notice 80s creeping into the for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >>> let's take a look at what's going on with our temperatures. we're in the l

brent burns...with a long shot...but robin lehner right there to bat it down. still down 1-nothin -then in the 3rd, new york still up.... scott mayfield...lights the lamp one more time... all part of a 3-goal frame from the islanders. sharks fall 4-zip. back in san jose--the earthquakes...introduced their newest manager. matias almeyda...taking over a quakes team that's on track to finish last in all of major league soccer. almeyda comes to the bay area with quite the resume... a ton of success in mexico's pro league winning 5-titles in 3 years with chivas de guadalajara--- including this year's concacaf champions league title. let's wrap up with some postseason baseball-- --first, game 4...dodgers- braves in atlanta. l-a is a win away from moving on. --in the 6th, dodgers down 2-1... runners on the corners for david freese... and he goes right back up the middle... go-ahead 2 run single. l-a takes a 3-2 lead. --then in the 7th, dodgers put it away. 2-on for manny machado... and he's going yard... 3-run shot to left. dodgers win 6-2 to advance to the nlcs...whe

unfortunately the people of mendocino have had no relief as wildfires continue to burn there.ast october nine people died in the rural town of redwood valley. among those victims, 17-year-old increase is a shepherd and her 14-year-old brother. 60% of her body was burned and she was in a coma for six months. >> that beautiful green landscape, dirt roads are common. >> for 40 years the small rural town of redwood valley was more than a home to sarah shepherd. it was aever looked back. >> she raised two children. a year ago the family moved into their dream home on a mountain overlooking the valley. then came the night of october 8th.p by our neighbors to say there was a fire on the mountain. >> the shepherds tried to escape down the road but meat wall of flames. they were forced to abandon their car. >> i remember just running. i had to tell the children to keep running. keep running. i remember my husband saying cover your faces, this is it. >> when sarah woke up from a medically induced coma three months later, she was burned over 60% of her body. her husband, 50%. but the wor

noerd building burned just yesterday. of course it's a very dangerous time of year in early and midoctober around the bay area as it is hot and dry and winds can pickup. officials have revised their figures tonight. 4,000 acres have burned and their containment is up to 80%. >>> new details in that dead limousine crash in up state new york. tonight luchbed ones who have lost family are coming together to make sure how a 30th birthday celebration in a rented limo could have ended so tragically. maggie rhuli has the latest. >> reporter: a vigil for the 20 lives lost. now concentrating on the vehicle, its driver and its checkered history. new york's governor pointing out several red flags. the driver was not properly licensed and the company has been told to cease operations for now. trying to piece together why the 2001 stretched ford uxcursion blew through a stop sign, with such force the engine ended up in the driver's compartment with no signs of skid marks. >> it was missing misting or damp road could perhaps mitigate a

madawi al—rasheed here in london and nicholas burns from sta nford london and nicholas burns from stanfordy in california, welcome both of you to hardtalk. we must begin with jamal khashoggi. he has not been seen since he walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul over one week ago. we do not know what has happened to him but how disturbed are you by the details of this case? i am very distressed and also worried about the hundreds of saudi dissidents and activists who had taken refuge in the west in canada, the us, here in britain and in many other countries, especially in turkey. the situation has become extremely difficult for critics and peaceful protest is. feminist movement in saudi arabia since november 2017 almost 1500 people we re november 2017 almost 1500 people were detained according to mohammad bin salman himself. that this political crime, i would call it, is extremely worrying and shocking. political crime, i would call it, is extremely worrying and shockingm is difficult to call it a crime while we still truly do not know what has happened. nicholas burns, you are an exper

a wldfire burning in solano county threatens homes. latest on containment efforts this morning. ( james ) and today marks one year since the deadly north bay firestorm. we are live in santa rosa where families are still rebuilding. ( james ) and work on the transbay transit center in san francisco leads to more temporary road closures. this isn't just any saturday. this is a saturday with the best wifi experience and your shows streaming wherever you go. and with savings on wireless, this is a saturday you can share with the whole family. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $39.99 a month for 12 months and ask how you can save on your wireless bill when you include xfinity mobile. click, call or visit a store today. so you can find a party dress event is finally here. that actually makes you want to celebrate. yes. or find a new dress that's perfect for work. perfect! or one that you know exactly how to work. yeah? yeah. that's yes for less. get to the ross fall dre

because they just burn a white hot flame and we're attracted to that but the reality is, sometimes that can be very dangerous. sometimes it can be very positive. >> neil: is president trump flame dangerous. >> i think president trump's flame burns very bright. sometimes when you stare into a bright flame, it's hard to focus your eyes and you look at certain things and choose to ignore other things. you go back in history when other very populist leaders have taken a group or a nation in a direction there is often regret afterward. many cases here we need to put a tougher lens on all our leaders, not just president trump. but all of them he is the leader that gets the attention now you apply those to people you think are champions, i was surprised -- the leader who was among -- nicholas burg. we all remember that that he was part of that passion at that you know, why what did

the fire suffered burns to his feet. coming up in 30 what his wife had to say about the fire. >>> meanwhile, san jose fire investigators are looking for the cause of an overnight fire in which a home was destroyed. it happened near the hills in east san jose. it took a half-hour for crews to control the fire. they called pg&e because live fires fell on to the house. >> we had a livewire, the building is charged with electricity, and water streams is not a good thing, they could transmit the electrical current to the firefighters, it makes it harder to extinguish the fire, it's getting additional juice and energy. >> the four people living in the home got out safely, they were able to save two of their three dogs. >>> santa rosa residents will gather in the city to mark one year since the north bay fires. they'll hold a remembrance gathering at 7:00. it's being hosted by the community group coffee strong. they'll thank the general ross fit for those near and far who helped the neighborhood in the long recovery process. >>

six blazes wiped out 8900 homes, burned 200,000 acres, and killed 44 people. many of whom had no chance to escape. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. live in santa rosa. >> we have live team coverage on the north bay wildfires one year later. our team of reporters and anchors have put together stories how the fires have changed the lives of so many people, and how they met the challenge of rebuilding and moving ahead. >> we have remarkable coverage for you here tonight, so i'm glad you're with us. i'm live in fountain grove in santa rosa, which is one of the areas so devastated when these six massive fires sparked one year ago today, and cause sod much devastation and so much destruction and heartache. lives turned upside down. you can see this moonscape here behind me. that one pink house survived the flames that day, here in this neighborhood. now, in the years since, politicians, police, and fire agencies, have tried to look to the past, of course, to see what mistakes were made and to see what they can do better going forward, to learn

it burned in the early morning hours of the tubbs fire in calistoga. just a few days ago, i spoke with the owners and they said that the past year has been nothing like what they expected. >> the wildfires were incredible and they still are. i'm finding stuff that i have never seen before. chat with the ups have to outweigh the downs for them or otherwise they say they would have thrown in the towel long ago. >> we were expecting that we would sprint to the finish and get this invite spring and we will be up and running again. it has turned out to be a marathon. we are pacing ourselves., the process of rebuilding the mountain home ranch is taking longer than expected. >> we had about a dozen cabins over here where these tree stumps are now. try what i have -- i visited them after the fire and saw this immediate aftermath. they said that they hoped to be back in business and welcoming visitors in the spring. but here we are, one year later, and they are still dealing with permits and planning. one acronym kept coming up a. >>> permit and resource manage

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brian: does make more sense if you are burning the flag stars and bars.