burns, burns this ring of fire this ring of fire ♪ ♪ and it burns fire this ring of fire ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. that sounded great. thank you very much. jewel, you can see her play june carter cash in the lifetime movie "ring of fire" on may 27th. on lifetime. thanks to ed helms. i want to apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. tomorrow night ethan hawke, the bachelorette and music from 30 seconds to mars. thanks for watching. nightline is next. thanks for watching. goodnight! >>> tonight on "nightline," it's the most profitable, illegal colombian enterprise after drugs and guns. and these animals are right at the center of it. inside the underworld of trafficking cute creatures. our undercover mission reveals the surprising truth about selling sloths. >>> a christian rock star accused of paying to have his wife killed. tonight he faces justice and we go inside the strange business of murders for hire. >>> and no touching. beyonce slapped by a fan aft after -- during her concert. >> hello, everyone, thanks for joining

burns, burns this ring of fire this ring of fire ♪ ♪ and it burnsing of fire this ring of fire ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. that sounded great. thank you very much. jewel, you can see her play june carter cash in the lifetime movie "ring of fire" on may 27th. thanks to ed helms. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night ethan hawke, the bachelorette desiree hartsock and music from thirty seconds to mars. thanks for watching. nightline is next. thanks for watching. goodnight! >>> tonight, on "nightline," direct hit. a tornado over a mile wide strikes the suburbs of oklahoma city. and we'll take you into the wake of one of the most destructive twisters in that state's history where homes, hospitals and schools have been turned into wreckage and the death toll continues to rise. >>> and we go into the tornado outbreak and look at the destruction in the heartland and bring you footage of storms like you've never seen before and stories of survival. we'll hear from those who encountered this cyclone of terror and lived to tel

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ring of fire i went down down down and the flames they went higher ♪ ♪ and it burns burns burnsnd it burns it burns this ring of fire this ring of fire ♪ ♪ and it burns burns burns this ring of fire this ring of fire ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> thank you, jewel. absolutely beautiful. >> so good. [ cheers and applause ] >> her greatest hits is out right now. >> that was beautiful. we'll have great music all summer long including demi lovato. got a great new album called "demi" out. going to be on "nightline" tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. >> have a great day >> now from abc7 news, good morning, following breaking news from oakland where bart service has resumed after being stopped because of a man would had to jump on to a train. the man was taken into custody a short time ago at mcarthur stay. he was running on the freeway and becoming up freeway near highway 580. leyla gulen? >> it looks like we are back to 10 or 15-minute delay on bart if you are traveling through there and we have a stalled big rig southbound 880, a sig-alert that will be around at least if another half a

burns join kgo in 1995. for 16 years he hosted a talk show called "the gene burns program" and hosted a program that focused on the restaurant scene called "dining around with gene burns." burns most recently could be heard on saturdays. the suffered a stroke in april. gene burns was 72. >>> hundreds of concession workers walked off the job at san francisco's at&t park today. 750 employees staged a one-day strike. they work for the food and beverage subcontractor, centermate. -- center plate. they shay they have not had a pay raise for three years. >> for six months out of the year we have our medical. we make $11,000 a year. we're not asking for much. >> ama: the san francisco giants say the protest did not disrupt service at today's game. the employees plan to return for tomorrow's game. the giants released a response apologizing to fans and saying the organization is not involved in the dispute. >>> protesters held rallies across in the nation, including here in san francisco to protest genetically modified foods. the target is feed giant monsanto. organizers say they're calling attention to the health dangers posed by general genetically modified food. mop monsant

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burns. kpix5. >>> that burning limo video that we have been showing you came from a couple viewers who passed the burning car before the police or firecrews even got there. as their car approached the scene on the bridge they had their cell phone going, they had no idea there were five people trapped inside. >> a big fire over there. i was like oh my gosh. maybe there are people there. that was the first thing that i thought. >> nobody really went to the limo if there were people in well. i would guess they would try to get them out. >> the brother and sister returned home last night and did not learn about the full scope of the tragedy until this morning. >>> the limo was owned by limo stop inc. the owner of the company had no problem with the 1999 lincoln town car limo. >> you know, i am really shocked by it. my family is shocked. i am -- we are deeply saddened and really, it happened in the limo. you know, i don't have any words. >>> state records show that the company license is valid and up- to-date. but it is not clear how the company is cited for previous safety problems. in just a few minutes whi

burn up. >> have you ever burned yourself? >> yes, sir. i've burned myself and hit myself. n lucky. i've only been to the emergency a couple of times. >> he will apply a coat of rust resistant paint and the new tool is ready for a long life. over the years developers have made offers on the property the shop stands on but the owner is roselini's ex-wife who wants to keep the shop the way it is. >> you get tired doing this in. >> yeah i get tired i'm an old guy. my back bothers me once in a while. but once i feel pretty good, i still feel pretty good so i am still able to do the work. i take care of special customers and they depend on these so as long as i'm here i'll do it. >> reporter: so for the forseable future this building will be here no matter how many skyscrapers spring up around it. and tony rosini will be here pounding out useful things. >> that's it for this week's second look. i'm julie haener, thank you for watching. michael: my name is michael westen. i used to be a spy until... [ cellphone rings ] man: we got a burn notice on you. you're blacklisted. when you

burns, has died. t known for hosting >>> well, popular long time bay area radio talk show host gene burns has died. burns is best known for hosting a political and social commentary talk show called "the gene burns program" on kgo radio. last year burns said on his blog he was recovering from a stroke that caused him to have difficulty speaking. burns was 72. >>> well, if you've ever bought an apple computer you know they can be pricey. but wait until you hear how much one man paid for a vintage apple 1 computer. a record $668,000. the german auction house that sold it claims it's one of only six remaining functioning models in the world, steve jobs and steve wozniak hand craft about 200 of those in their garage back in the '70s and at the time they sold for just $666. >> how would you like to go to space with leonardo dicaprio? >>> apparently somebody did. at the cannes film festival a mystery bidder paid $1.5 million for a seat on a virgin galactic spaceship seated next to leonardo dicaprio. liftoff is set for some time in 2014. the money will be used for aids research. >>> so lenny what are we going t

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breaking news from the north bay where several wildfires are burning, three fires are burning in knights valley near highway 128 and another is burning in yountville abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us from napa. it is breezy. >> breezy? i would use a stronger word, it is almost knocking me over. very windy. you get a sense of this, in sonoma county, i talked to the national weather service and they have gust up to 56 miles per hour on record happening overnight pushing the fires along. 200 acres have burned off highway 128 and yellow jacket ranch road in sonoma county starting at 1:20 this morning when fire lines came down. they are working in sonoma county. in napa near yountville embers are blown around by the wind and it is dramatic overnight. now the sun is coming up, not is much, but the video is impressive and as you drive down the trail the hillside was dotted with little patches of fire and they said 75 to 100 firefighters to tackle this because they were worried about the wind and they have 40 percent contained and they are feeling better and they sent some crews home and the ones who are here are still working very

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burned today with the wild fires. that is 6,500 a. have burned today. about 10 square miles have burned significant wildfires. thousands have been evacuated. and has met team has been brought in as a pesticide has started to burn. it is a nursery. this is a developing story in southern california will take a break and be right back. [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse high speed internet starting at $14.95 a month -- a guaranteed price for 12 months. or ask how to get your choice of a kindle fire hd, sonos play:3 or xbox 360 free with other qualifying internet offers. [ male announcer ] and get more speed for wi-fi gaming, more reliability than ever and more connectivity between devices. to get u-verse high speed internet starting at $14.95 a month -- a guaranteed price for 12 months. or ask how to get your choice of a kindle fire hd, sonos play:3 or xbox

burning. this is the yellow fire burning at highway 128 and yellowjacket road. that is in knight's valley near calistoga and geyserville. it's actually three little fires dinah one that's burningctures threatened. that's the good news. power lines are down in the area. firefighters still working to contain that. the other significant fire burning right now 50 acres silver silverado trail. 50 acres burning, 40% contained. bulldozers have been creating breaks around that fire all night long. now, a barn burned in that fire. $200,000 worth of damage there. but no animals were hurt. no people were hurt in either of those fires. that one is expected to be contained by 8 a.m. cal fire has had some problems getting all their ducks in a row to get their engines and everything to these fires in time because they are just not ready for fire season yet. they are not scheduled to be fully staffed for another several weeks. right now live in yountville, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> it seems like the hills just went from green to brown overnight. >>> we have hotter temperatures to come so i think the fire danger is on the increase. it looks like cooler weather is on the way. that's in the long-

burned since 7:00 a.m. this morning. fires are spreading so fast. 6,500 a. have burned in five hours. it is close to how we won 01. the fires have burned some votes. this is not a role part of southern california. barzun 9 mi. to the specific cause hour. nearly 1000 people have been evacuated. >> has macros have been said in a two put out the fires and the pesticide place. very intense flames burning very close to many homes. new 1000 firefighters are trying to protect as many homes as possible. >> two fires have burned more than 9,000 a. in two days. >> this is an overhead global curfew of southern california. this far has conference consumed under 3,000 a.. the springs fire is 30 40 mi. west of loss angeles. they have no containment on this fire. >> these flames are burning just to the south of camarillo. the burn zone is extremely close to thousands of homes. officials have evacuates this area. >> there are hot and dry santa ana winds blowing from the north and east. as those winds blow the fires are going to be pushed. >> these plans could vern possibly all the way to the opposite because ocean. in sonoma kelly firefighters are fighting fires n

it out you could call caus bleeding and burns and three types and first, second, third degree and first sun burn and second and third is charring an treating burns and remove the heat source and of course it's smoking and cool it off and the cover the person and our skin helps keep our heat in and once we lose the skin and now we are concerned with hypothermia and getting too cold and make sure whatever is burning is not burning anymore and the rules are keep it clean and them them warm and don't forget the air way, breathing, and shock and whatever you do know your limit and what you are capabilit capa once you are involved with the nert teams and you get to revie the stuff and what you can do and physically you know what yo can do and lift people and mentally is another thing and w will talk about disaster psychology next week and some people say they can't look at blood or some say they can't look at a child screaming and know your limits and don't become a victim yourself. . >> we're going to go over search and rescue in this class, go over some buildings and how you assess buildings. you already had classes on utility controls, correct? how

. >> because of their fuel load and their behavior in a fire, casting embers, burning exclusively, burning vigorously. >> reporter: but opponents argue that removing the trees won't accomplish anything. >> what amounts to a strong personal viewpoint on what foliage should or shouldn't be in the area is in our view a terrible misuse of public funds. >> reporter: they're concerned about the proposed use of herbcide to make sure that the stumps are dead. >> the use of the chemical in a watershed area. >> reporter: the mayor wants the trees removed. >> particularly the eucalyptus, they're like bombs. they just explode. >> reporter: the last meeting for a public comment on the $7 million prong is set for tomorrow morning at 10:00. >> surveillance cameras, a ban on backpacks and extra police will all be in place for the beta breakers race. these are part of the security measures being put in place in wake of the boston marathon bombings. >> reporter: frank, one of the most noticeable aspects at this year's race won't just be the portable security cameras or the 20 percent more police officers al

burning overnight. for you they tell me it's two causing concern for cal fire. silverado burned 75 acres near the silverado trail. that was before midnight. full containment on that around midnight today. in sonoma, the larger fire has burned 125 acres of woodland. it's also burned very close to some vineyards there. cal fire wasn't supposed to be staffed up yet but they brought in crews two weeks early, they tell me, because of these conditions, red flag warnings. they have got helicopters up doing aerial drops of water. hand crews out here, a number of bulldozers. that fire about 50% contained. they don't expect full containment on the yellow fire until tomorrow morning. on at least one of these fires, they tell me it was actually an oak tree that toppled over onto a power line. they think that was because of the wind. they found a number of power lines down in the area. an early start for fire position. live in napa county, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> kristi, thank you very much. >>> buildings christina loren you've been telling us about the high winds and temps. >> coupled together, fire danger. north 25 miles an hour, very dry wind, 21 miles per hour sustained. in san jose. lets talk about what's happening. th

and we should don't worry, be happy, burn, burn, burn. is that the bottom line?ou know, if you look at the questions, they are co2 affect the climate? i would say yes. so i would be part of the 97%. >> you wouldn't be asked because you're a physicist. they don't ask the question. they don't freak out. >> you can ask the question to get any answer you want. >> how do we explains hurricane sandy and all the storms? is it climate change? >> that's even more preposterous. >> you can look at the data. there's no evidence in the data. >> there were three storms that hit the east coast, new york, twice as strong as sandy in one year in 1954. that's only how many years ago. and we have guys like bloomberg saying vote for president obama because of sandy, climate change. we just had a tornado. we have had a bad tornado in the last couple of days in texas. but it's a 60-year low in terms of tornado activity. hurricanes, it's never been eight years where we haven't had a category 4 or 5, something greater than 3 hit land. it's never been this long. eight years. if an advers

burn. >> one structure burned, not a home. >> homes have been threatened. >> the fire 0% contained, more than 500 firefighters are on the scene. >> the angeles forest east of la. >> the los angeles department of water and power say the fire has come close to their facilities. they are monitoring the situation. >>> some tense moments for vallejo residents who saw this fire. >> this began about 7:30 on the side of a hill and seemed to be getting clothes to a home. >> firefighters were able to contain the fires. >> no injuries were reported. >> it is not clear how it started. >>> and fires in palo alto, they're trying to prevent fires in their area. >> they a were training firefighters, and getting rid of dry bush. >> they're helping these controlled burnsill keep nearby homes safe. >> there has not been a controlled burn in that area for years. >>> a cerf curfew has been put in place for young people, trying to protect them from crime. >> there's that 5% of society that create the problems, we've got a city two and a half miles square. >> and it's a high density living. >> we had eight shootings, one fatal at fatality. that was a 15-year-old boy. >> a high amount of gunfire has been reported. >> it's intervention and prevention. >> we're not looking to take any other children to take, not looking to take the youth to jail. we're seeing if there's any services we can possibly offer them and see if youth court can help them. >> the detained youth will be taken to city hall, not jail, unless a series crime has been committed. >> they'll sit down with a counselor to tomorrow if they need help, then be released to a guardian. >> we're not saying the youth is a problem. >> we are saying we don't want the youth to be exposed to any violence t

good news is you see trees burning and don't see houses burning with this one. >> chad myers, thank you so much. still ahead, an american sentenced to 15 years hard labor in north korea. the family is devastated. we'll talk with his sister next. >>> welcome back. i'm jake tapper in washington. the tough talk back and forth between the united states government and north korea may have cooled off a bit, but the pentagon is still convinced that north korea wants a nuclear weapon, one that can reach targets in the united states. the u.s. military sent its annual report to congress yesterday describing north korea's nuclear program as "ambitious" and the pentagon does not expect the current north korean leader to stray far from his father's strategy. u.s. leaders had hoped kim jong-un would be a reformer when he took control of the country in 2011. u.s. officials are also hoping the nuclear tension will not get in the way of efforts to free an american man who is in north korean custody, kenneth bae was sentenced this week to 15 years in a north korean labor camp on charges that are still un

burning. we got awfully a lot of viewers and may say it pretty much burns every year. that information was backed up by san jose fire officials. it is a field, it does burn just about every year and it looks like cal helicopter there. again, it was our own maureen naylor who first spotted the fire. when you told us about it, there was no fire crews where you are right now. >> reporter: we spotted some light smoke came down, let's show you what's happening right now behind me. this is the area of east capital express way near quimby road just of eastridge, we have seen a massive fire. jonathan, if you can show over mere, just take a look at the city of helicopter comes in, just listen for a moment. all afternoon we have seen this helicopter coming in as it delicately drops water on the area that it is burning. 30 acres have burned here and at that point we have heard no injuries. firefighters told us some of the --as it continues to go over head. to have this kind of fire in the middle of san jose in a popular area. the traffic in the area was a mess, east capital express way, for anyone trying to get home, it is going to be a traffic mess. the good news,

burning in north california. this is about 40 mi. north of l.a.. >> you conceive white and black smoke appeared this fire is burning out of control. 150 a. have been burnedlly terrain and very difficult to firefighters to get a handle on. >> power lines are burning and one structure is burning. >> this fire is just north of santa clarita. will take a short break and be right back. >> look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv somepla

burned it. >> the burn bag. >> bob: the burn bag. so they it would be bad story for national security.re is no reason in this case, as least i can tell. if they brought them in and this is why we did it to rosen but i don't get it. >> greg: what about this democratic party spokesman the media has no right to gripe if they don't meet holder off the record. >> andrea: very stupid. they consider government to be, media to be a tool of the government. she showed his hand by saying king holder has summoned you to the white house. if you do not come, you can't gripe. who behaves like this? i think that they are showing the mentality in the white house. this is the second shoddy, very poorly executed media strategy by the white house. the first was to say our media shield lay arguments law that will protect you from me, now he is going to have a meeting to talk about guidelines to protect you from me? >> bob: remember the shakespeare play in high school? >> andrea: i did not. >> one of the things they are under the gun is possible political influence about a judicial matter with regards to ir

burning right now here in the north bay in the napa and sonoma county areas. going to show you some pictures of the fire burning here in yountville. this one is just 50 acres. but i just found out more information about two fires burningknight's valley and combined, they are taking up about 200 acres. now, that is near calistoga and geyserville. it is just below mount st. helena. 200 acres burning. the winds have been really driving that fire and downed power lines in the area as well, which may have been the cause of those two fires. no structures are threatened in that fire. but back to the fire that you're looking at now the one burning on silverado trail and oaklandville road in yountville, a barn burned there. the estimated damage is about 200 thousand dollars. no livestock in that barn. but a significant amount of damage there with 50 acres burning. it is now 40% contained. they have had bulldozers creating breaks around that fire all night and engines standing by and they are expecting full containment on that fire by 8:00 this morning. no estimate on full containment of the knight's valley fire.lawrence har more information has more information on the winds. >> they have been whipping around in spots. i was ju

burns at this hour out of control in southern california. more live pictures now of the wide area where the fire is burning out of control. officials say the fire burnedcres in the angelus national forest. evacuations are underway in the green valley area. a sparsely populated area. the fire is burning near homes and power lines and the terrain is steep and rugged. the fire started about 3:30 p.m. this afternoon. lot of smoke in the rd on how started. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. teens got into trouble for trying to capture a memory. ktvu's mike mibach is live at kelly park with why clothes led to a confrontation with a ranger at that park. mike? >> reporter: that's right. tuxes and gowns, that is part of the story. they pull up here, they pay the entrance fee to park. they have one goal, to take that picture that they would remember forever. once they got inside, that is when the story started to turn. >> reporter: lunchtime at san jose's lincoln high school. where teenage love is in the air. the dance was saturday but before they took to the floor -- >> we wanted to take pictures because it is a nice place. >> reporter: and peaceful. with ducks. fountains.

burned 125 acre as long highway 128. that is now 50% contained. >> to southern california. firefighters struggling to get advantage in ventura county. this fire burning out of the city of camma rio. broke out along a steep hillside. fierce winds spread flames instantly. so far, 6500 acres and still spreading. flames destroyed several buildings and homes. it's hired neighborhoods and cal state university channel islands have been evacuated and classes cancelled. the fire at this point is at zero percent containment burning unchecked and out of control. another fire burning in the community of sanning. the summit fire burned 3,000 acres and destroyed at least one home. it's currently 40% contained and still a lot of work to do there as well. >> more details on the boston marathon bombings. abc news learned two brothers planned to set the bombs off on july 4th that. is what jahar tsarnaev told investigators but they finished bombs early and decided to set them off at the boston marathon. abc news learned the bombs were assembled in tammerlan tsarnaev's apartment. the body was release frtd medical examiner and taken to a funeral home. his remains carried away from the morgue in that black van you're watching right now. >> a third grade teacher in a school has been arrested, accused of molesting several female students according to union city police. the 47-year-old teacher works at alvarado elementary school being held on $1.5 million jail. allen what a shock to the community. >> very shocked. police aren'

burned. this is video of one of the fires burning off silverado trail in napa county. we understand the fires burned 50 acres so far. it's about 40% contained. crews hope to have it contained sometime this afternoon. three other fires are burning right now near yellow jacket ranch road in sonoma. so far 200 acres have burned there. we're keeping an eye on all of this. >>> time is 6:45. of course we are watching the weather for you as we give you a live look outside in san jose where in fact a red flag warning is in effect. when we say we're watching the weather, we mean meteorologist christina loren is watching the weather for us. >> good morning. doesn't it just look hot in san jose right now. >> you can see it. >> hard to believe it's only 6:45 when you're getting the sun blazing in this early, just an indication of how hot it's going to be today. the winds will still pump, especially at the coast and through the higher elevations. therefore, we're keeping the red flag warning in effect until 6:00 p.m. this evening. typically cal fire will enforce that you clear the brush around your home, but not

burning in california are nearly as ferocious as this one in ventura county. summit fire is about 40% contained burning 3,000 acres. in northern california 2,000 acres 10% containment. >> and yellow fire near knights valley burned 125 acres that is at 60% containment. we'll keep you posted. >> you can follow us on twitter on abc 7 news bay area for the latest. three years ago federal government gave millions of dollars to the san francisco unified school district to turn around it's lowest-achieving schools. >> arnie duncan came to town to see if that really paid off. >> secretary duncan said show me what you've done with our money. these were low performing schools. education secretary is sometimes refer referred to as president obama's basketball partner something she has grown accustomed to. but today he came to san francisco to see what federal dollars have done to improve every yet middle school. abc 7 news visited the school back in early 2011 with the federal government identified it as one of the worst-performing schools. >> i see kids come in learning times tables. >> hiring of additional teachers providing direct support and tutoring to students. >> today, time for the deputy superintendent to report

burned 50 acres and this is happening along the trail. they got the call at 11:45. another fire is burning up here in the wine country in sonoma county and 200 acres have burned off ofay 128 and yellow jacket ranch road at knights valley at 1:20 when power lines came down. the fires are changing by the hour. we were told at 5:00, 15 acres burned in yountville area and now it is 50 acres. >> we will check in again with you shortly. >> apple customers will be looking to replace certain products. >> branson in the bay bringing billionaire airline mobile richard branson to san jose today. >> nba player jason collins coming out is the talk of the sports world and the nation. how did "sports illustrated" scoop >> welcome pack. boeing is cutting back on the 747 jet making 24 models this year but next year, the company will cut production by twelve percent. most of the buyers right now are air freight companies, passenger airlines prefer the more fuel efficient twin engine airplanes on the long routes. >> new this morning, a big celebration is underway in san jose today where a bay area-based airline is launching new flights. virgin america is adding four daily round trip f

burning. it's burning up there all along that ridge threatening all of these houses in this neighborhood. but the smoke is just absolutely whoen. the heat is tremendous. >> it's crazy how thick that fire was. paul, it's amazing how fast this fire is spreading, as we're going to look at the images we've seen throughout the last couple of hours, give us a scope of this fire. >> the scope is enormous. it's on miles and miles and miles. but for the first time since this fire started, we're hearing the word containment. as i pull out here, you can see that smoke in the distance. there's a lot of white in there, which means they're getting water and steam on it. now, ventura fire department tells me they have 10% containment. >> we understand these fires may spempbd the night. you'll recall, those water drops were absolutely perfect. they got in there with chain saws. they built a line and did their job. so far, we understand there might have been some houses slightly scorched. but we have not had any houses destroyed in this mazive fire. they gave, by the way, 6500 acres. >> when firefighters

burns. i'm looking for burns on your chest and on your napkin on your back. show me some fire burns. i said mr. mr. smith, anna. you want to see some burns. turn around and look at his back. mr. norman come over here and show him your burns. do you want to see my burns? if you don't have any burns it means when things got hot to jump ship and you bailed off the train. you will be at the same crossroads for your life to matter. it's not going to be easy to change society and make them realize that this is a god-loving society and we have to work together to make this a beautiful planet. it was beautiful a long time before man used god's rule. think about it. we have an argument about marijuana versus alcohol. god put marijuana on this earth. man took god's marijuana and through to the curb and he said let me put some johnny walker red down here. let me put some marlboros and -- down here. some red bull. and at my neighborhood and is i am sure in the congressman's neighborhood as well in harlemite had liquor stores all up and down harlem. if we look today right now and you go to any --

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burning coal, they will also burn wood for power that has been shipped across the ocean from right here in america. the environment analyst explains this controversial transatlantic trade. >> forests in the southeast u.s. they are among the most productive in the world. mainlylantations are grown for construction timber, but some of the trees will be burned to make electricity in britain. is amazing to think that tree is like these will be heading across the atlantic to help keep homes and offices powered in the uk. environmentalists say it is madness. the industry insists it makes economic and environmental sense. >> is because of rules to decrease energy from renewable sources to combat climate change. government consider it to be renewable power. and that's because new trees are planted to replace ones that are burned. as the saplings grow, they soak up the carbon dioxide. once more, it is low-grade trees that are burned away. dodge the bigger trees continue to grow and have more value and it allows the smaller trees to be used as outcomes such as energy. >> of georgia also boasts a natural swamp forests that are full of rare species like these what canary, these woods are also being cut. environmentalists brought us to this plant, making would burn for power. many are clearly from swamp forests. >> this is the native forest in the so

burning fast. it has already bore burned more the 1000 areas. >> would 300 firefighters are battling the blaze. they're using helicopters and tanker planes dropping water and fire retardant. the winds are gusting about 20 mi. per hour. july fortunately there have been no injuries reported. >> we'll bring you updates throughout the show. >> here in the bay area with the temperature is heating up the fire danger will grow. team coverage. j-r? >> behind me you can see this field and it is a field that is charred black appeared far apart as our training here all day, for what could be a very long summer. >> firefighters we're going to hydrate hydrate hydrate. >> there is a to prescribe parents were said. >> this kind of bird is good for the grout. it is good for nearby halls. an essential for his firefighters who could be in the heat of battle this season. >> where were to be out on the lines at putting ourselves to the far and is set. >> i live in palo alto you could see the area that is part of that prescribed burning. now you see the grass that is not part of the prescribed burning. >> some firefighters said that could be fuel for a bad fire down the road. >> live in palo alto j.r. stone kron4 news. >> two bridges of winterizing in the next couple of days. the line in an valley got a to 81 in concord predict 80 livermore. in >> it is still in the '60s in san francisco. >> current conditions right now are in the '60s and '70s and the bay area. >> 72 in santa rosa. >> a little bit of all tonight at the coast line. not lot. >> it is one to bear very minimum mostly clear skies. >> temperatures will be into the '90s to mar with a high fire danger. >> friday to saturday temperatures will warm up. >> developing right now not what oklahoma and that needs right now. more tornadoes touching down. one less than an hour ago. >> lightning has injured two people in arkansas appeared ninth people have been injured in that state. >> eight tornadoes ripped through a city in oklahoma all called broken arrow. >> no

the idea right here is to let it burn all the way almost down to the street and, of course, fire can't burn on what's been burnedand that will cause a natural fire break. they've been very smart about that all day and had great success, obviously, with no homes burned. and as you pointed out, probably one of the fastest moving fires that anyone could ever imagine from 40 acres, suddenly over 6,500 in a few hours, anderson. >> how long -- do they have a sense of how long they might take to get it under control? i guess a lot depends on the weather. >> reporter: oh, it absolutely does. these are nice, calm winds. this could be a completely different picture if they were whipping up as they did earlier. 25-mile-an-hour gusts, but all of a sudden it would whip up and you'd probably get a 40-mile-an-hour gust. and look way off in the distance, that's a separate plume of smoke. that's shrapnel and brush. they've got to get that under control at some point. but they had to make choices. and the choice number one is save houses. and so at some point, they're going to have to shift resources out of these neighborhoods an

east somewhere i don't know whether it was yemen but they weren't burning effigies of obama during burning effigies of bush they were burningeffigies of a predator drone so for many of these people have never never heard of nine eleven who have never heard of world of the world trade center you know the global war on terror we are the reasons why the global war on terror is being conducted in their countries. what the associate with america is not a hollywood it's not obama but a killer robot now in your opinion how a secrecy surrounding the program actually affecting the way that americans view that program and how about the people in the middle east and in particularly in yemen. the way effects americans have because of this the sick or sees that there is no empathy for for of for the people of the victims of these drone strikes it's very hard to to to. identify and empathize with people who have to live you know have to live their lives oh you know when when when their family can be can be targeted by killer robots i mean that's nuts you know we as americans you cannot cannot basically begin to comprehend what that's lik

meanwhile firefighters in southern california are also burning and this is river cap beyond burning outside of los angeles. so far 3,000 acres have burned and that fire is only 3 5% contained. >>> police have detained two suspects wanted in a mission district shooting. officers are trying to get that suspect near the candle stick par which the suspect's car crashed during a chase. police believe a person shot somebody in the leg near mission and the victim was treated near san francisco hospital. >> >> a backyard fire nearly burned down a home. this is what happened after the fire started at 11:20 last night. firefighters were concerned about the spike containing sulphuric rick acid. >> he said he was using a battery and it exploded and caught on fire and it got out of hand really quick. >> it all went up in flames, the main house was not damaged. >>> the county continues to search the neighborhood where 8- year-old leila fowler was killed. they have collected several knives for finger print dna activity to see if one was used in the stabbing. deputies say there is still no break in the case. >> it is a complicated investigation of cour

burning. firefighters think yard equipment may have started the fire. >> 500 firefighters are working another wildfire that consumed 7,000 acres. the panther fire started yesterday morning. it is burning 30 miles northeast of chico. no structures are threatened but it is only 10% contained. >>> fire crews in southern california are battling two major wildfires tonight. the larger blaze in ventura county broke out this morning. so far officials say the spring fire burned 6500 acres and flames are threatening hundreds of homes. authorities are evacuating residents. unusually strong winds and dry conditions are fueling the fire. >>> in riverside county, the summit fire burned 3,000 acres. one home was destroyed and two firefighters suffered minor injuries. authorities evacuated 500 people yesterday but tonight the people have been allowed to return to their home. it is 40% contained. >>> developing news now. we are waiting for a police update on the investigation into the killing of 8-year-old leila fowler. homicide investigators and experts swarmed the home of the girl today who was stabbed to death inside her home this weekend. today we had been expecting police to release a sketch of the suspect but that didn't happen. instead they have called a 7 ep.m. press conference -- 7:00 p.m. press conference. ktvu's crews are headed there and we will have the latest tonight on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 and complete coverage coming up on the 10:00 p.m. ne

burn. these are live pictures from ktla. i think you don't understand how big these flames are, how hot these flames are until you get right to it. now, what i'm seeing here are shrubs burning, trees burning, that's the story of this fire, jake. we haven't lost homes. now, there are homes that are close to this fire break. right here they are gets fosz check down, they are bringing helicopters in. they're going to keep going over here. there are homes over here to the left where this fire's trying to get to. so air assets on the way. here's where it all started. here's l.a. we're talking almost 50 miles away right here in camarillo. put this into motion and we'll show you what happened. yesterday, a spark, something right up here near the ventura highway. and as that came in, the sparks started, burned a bunch of these rvs near here. this is camarillo springs retirement area. look how steep this is. this is a mountainous area. wild land fire. an awful lot of just shrubbery out there. and it's all dry, half of it's dead. what we're seeing now where i was just showing you that fire is this area here where there are a few homes. most of it is all the wild land area. you're seeing trees and s